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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

he would not in the lea., degree presume upon hs,
knowledge. Taking her hand with def-rential ten
dern.ss, he said:
"Sfella! man never hut once in hi, whole exis
tence, loves a woman n. | love you will not en-.
ouir. the Of the rejection, which you have
rainly right to make without assigning any reason
Cur the act And after having received this repul,e
may mt In honor distress you by renewal Of my
suit But this in parting, must cay TO you-that.
though Ro henca. shall not eo out Of the reach Of
your friends; .hall never address another woman;
30 it ever, In tbs course Of future wa+ka, or months.
year,, however long. you may think proper to re-.
view the decision of this evening. Stella, implore
you IN let m. know! Write but one word, Cons,
and will return 10 lay an unchanged heart at your
feet"
E,tsIle was weeping too bitterly to reply.
stella. will you promise 10 do thlsi
Lord Mvntres.or bsst and dearest friend do not
seek To bind yourself TO ons who can give you no
thing in return. Try to think Of the melancholy girl
,hat you have pitied and loved-only q, shadow
that fell for moment across the sunshine OF Your
path. and then passed away forever and 30 forget
her."
"SteIls. have pledged my honor never TO renew
this suit unles. you reverse in my favor the sentence
You have pronounced upon il; but, inspired ny the
deep and deathlss. love bear you, and hoping
against hope. feel impeIed to implore, before
leaving YOU that In the event OF favorable change
of sentiment or purpose me, you will not he
state to give me leave to return. Stella, will you
promise me much a. that T.
Modest friend that have In the world how glad
! " would promise, but must not, Mon,ressor.-
Were to do so. you would feel boond to wait the
changes Of my mood, and 90, for most undeservinQ
love, might miss. In some nobsr womsn's affections
the happiness in store for you!
.'Stella will you raise your sweet, mouruful eyei
to mine. one moment, that you may read my sou
while speak y
Estee lifted her dark orbs to meet the clear, pure
blue eyes bent With 80 much love and candnr upor
hers aud read tbs deep uncbapgipg truth Of tho con
s.ancy of his soul a. he sid $780,
STELLA, In tbs presence Of the hesrt-searchlpi
God who se.s and hears me, assure you tbst shall
never love another woman a. love you and, there
fora Of course can never wed another; SO that whe
Their you give me this sgh:est Of hopes or not, an
equally and forever bound! Nor will you promise
Ss!ls' Remember, it 10 only to lot me know in CO.,
Of change In your sentiments"
For an instant the light OF unutterabe love anS
% broke her beautiful, dark fass and hsr smiln.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

termurriage among blood relations, the Frederlcks.
burg News rays:
"ln this county, 10 which We were ral.ed for tcen-
~ generations back. certain families OF wealth and
responsibility have inrernarred until there cannot
DO found 10 three or four Of them sound man NO
man! One has eyes, another scrotuls, third is
an idiot fourth blind Htth handy legged, sikh
with head about the sz, of turnip. With not que
out Of tbs number exempt from physical defects OF
some kind or other"
FATAL ACCIDENT On Saturday, woman, n.ned
Eliza Amer residing 10 the vicinity Of Coates aud
9sh streets, Philadelphia, fell down 6isht Of stairs
and was almost instantly killed. She hss rela;ives 10
siding In Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

SrABBtso CASE On Tuesday evening last hor.
rb- .r-poiuy ra-e occurred IT Wiz. Court House. in
which Elisha B yes WAS wounded tina: he died on
Tho following dsy. John Holland has been arrested
iur conpi;;.s th1 deed, and 10 now cOnho.d in the
j4li. It Is sad that there has long BEEN f-ud b.
twsrn the fw a. that II, l,asr once before Holland
mas bern severely beaten by Bryce. Five trshifuI
.,uuI.ch AMI hips, made with large knife.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

ELECTION YoR CIReuIr CLERE R. @. Dovener,
e q Clerk of the Circuit Court for Writ county.
having resigned his flee, election has been or
dared by Judge Ehnict"n to al the vacancy, to be
held at the tne the general elsctiou on the
% inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

CoapLlxEyrARY.-EI Lieut. Gov. McComas o.
Virginia par.ork Of complimentary suppsr gwen
him by the Democracy Of Cabs county on tho 22a
ul,., prior to his departure for the West.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

CharIess London Cordial Gin
shown BY the Records of the Custou House to be The
only London cordan Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
an others are made here In Imitation Of It
IT'S delicious tonic beverage and by peculiar aayor
so different from other gnS universally esteea By an
who ushit Il adopted With great success In cases Of
DFsFErstA, Corr, RHEuNATtEN, DRorsT, GRAyE1 CotlC
oaoLERA, FEyER AsuE IRIoTuRB DsEAsE OF ms UaI-
HAhr oEeAHs, EPhEPsE, ERttALR IRRBoUlAllIlEs, &C.
prtetor, SayS:
oadres' london COrdtat Cir q &c puress bess, aad
EoStretta6te E1tsGot Of sysRtper ThGvo seen,
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN iS sold By All T)ruE.
g's and GrOcers in the United sate and 70 also are nu-
nerous POi'ons egea "London Cordial Ginr-to avoid
them buy only " oHARLE' Rsieet any other offered TO
you IS value health. Price one dollar for quarts
any cents fer pints: EDMUHD O. CHARLES
lnhas7andtW sOlsInporter. 20 broadway, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

PEnyg1,P REEArH lady OF gentleman , ould re-
main under the enfSe OF dlGa breath ht BY se-
Ing the BAIN OF THoUaARD FLOWERs' as dentfr- Vood
not sweet but leave the teeth white RIabaS.
YET Many pSrsons do not know their breath q had and
the 1u3eet y 80 delicate, their friends win never mention
IL Pour single drop Of the "Bal your tooth brus
and wash the teeth night and morning. AGO cent bottle mi
last year.
RRAuRJTuL CoNPLHxloN nay be easily aeuired IN iliy
the balm Of Thousand HloWerSp n NH reuaoSG tSn
Plple and eees from the skin. leaving Of son and
E0Sste nue.. net , towel pour two three drops
W1Sh the face night and naorninR
SHAVING MADE EAsTWet your GhaVing.b brush IN eiter
YARN or eold uate pour two three dFops HBalr 81
rub The beard we'll and vim make 4.
Ing. Prizes only any eenta.
". P. RETRIDEG CO.
FrAnkln SHuars, New York.
Tor sale b 2 r. LoaAN:ko 90. Rii-lydaT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

TIM FNNrsu wOArs or t.KlssEo. SPEAK.
ing of the Firms, in his last letter to the Til.
6aae, Bayard Taylor says that while both
sexes freely mingls ina state of nature, while
the women unhesitatingiy scrub, rub and dry
their husbands, brothers, or male friends, while
the saluation for both sexes is an embrace with
the right arm q kiss is considered grossly immOd-
est and improper. A Finnish woman expressed
the greatest establishment and horror, athearug
that it was very common thing in England for
husband and wifs-to kiss each other. IF my
husband were to attempt such thing said she,
81 would beat him about the ears so that he
should feel it fora week. FSnn-ical, If not
prudish, NO should say.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01
] Ambrotvpea Gor al-

PARTRIDGE, at his new aud spaeiou, rooms. uitA fse
ss for operating sad arrangement for light equal
any IN the country, and far superior 70 In the city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which are unsurpassed
in the county. he prepared make Ambrotypes so
they can be sentby mail Without postage Also to e.
then lOckets and pins price Dagaerreotypss
made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted 70 last ior ages unchanged.
A1lkinds Of materials used IN the huluess sale
side Main ST. above Monroe over Marsh
Tayior's new stape au9ta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

AFAITuTuL wuE-.Ioseph Jackson was con-
victed At the Oyer and Terrniner, New York, last
week, Of committing rape on Catharine Su1li-
van and sentenced to Sing Sing for ten years,
partially sWooned, when jackson caught her in
his arms, and attempted to sOothe her. PR
tally reViying, she attempted to address the
Court, and was checked by Jackson, Who still
supported her. She finally exclaimed, ~ vim
speak win tell the Court he has always been
3 good husband to me- Il is not true. IL Is
lit Is impossi6le,n until removed to . window
for fresh Rir.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

GREAT TRoUTrNu.-The Springfield Aretss
says that Mr.. P. A. Rockwell, of that city, to-
gether with another gentleman, went fishing
on Friday last in Granville, and both together
well himself caught one hundred and twenty
Tbs is a great days work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE-ProG o. j.
Wood has discovered remedy for the gay and
the bald, without q resort to a dye in the one,
case, or wig in the other; for his Restorative
will restore gray hairs permanently to their ori.
ginal color, and cover the head Of the bald with
a luxuriant growth. We would solicit from our
readers a perusal Of his advertisement in this
paper. Hannibal True AmeriGdn 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

ON STATE BANK OF IwDIANA.-This institu-
tion is rapidly going into liquidation. The
Board of Directors have broken in pieces the
plates on which the bank notes were printed,
and burned nearly million and a half of notes
redeemed since February. The whole redemp-
ton since closing business the LIST of January,
is over million and three-quarters. The cir
eulation still ont is about two and quarter mil
HOus-Which, the Indianapolis Journal says, at
the rate the notes are brought home by the bro
kers, win soon be cleared up. The bank has
collected ,64s, s19 of her debts, and has paid
Sl41, GAS of her deposits.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01
NEWS ITEMS.



I'M Census Of st Louis just completed re-
ports the total population to be 1885, T5.
A YOUNG gentleman in New Orleans has just
paid mp gambling debts to the amount Of $47,-
GOO
Ma FLANaAN, of the Philadelphia D1iEy
Meas, has preferred charge of libel against Rr.
Fletcher. of the Philadsphia !sga II grows
ont of political affairs
"a ,coNNIssIOS has been appointed by the
Secretary of the Treasury to investigate the
abuses in the Custom House, New York city,
with view to thorough reform thereof
A LATE letter from Havana says: The slave
trade continues, and am sorry to see that AM
eEiean vessels are engaged in it to an extent
never before known Several vessels have left
this port recently, against which strong suspi-
cions existed Of their being intended for the
slave trade.
EvEET body remembers the Reside Claim,
for the payment of which Congress apprOPria-
ted Slss, 1876, withinterest from December 1871,
amounting to 1926, 6O1:7O. Xrs. Reside, the
executrix of the estate, who recovered the
claim, has filed her account Of the administra-
zion of her husbands estate, and by her sworn
account it appears that she paid sIO6. sg4:59 for
lobby service and other expenses, in getting the
claim allowed
Is Oregon there are Indications Of another
Indian outbreak Considerable anxiety was
felt at the mouth of the Umpqua about the In
dams upon Coast Reserve, who were reported
70 be restless and threatening hos6ities.
A REPORT from Great Salt Lake says that the
sehism in the Mormon Church has assumed
formidable character. Brigham Young is said
70 have deserted the Tabernacle and remains
shut up in his own house, guarded night and
day by his friends. He is afraid to show him.
self in public.
THE citizens of Fredericksburg, Va, have
erected dam across the Rappahannoek river,
short distance above that town, five hundred
and seyenty-two feet between the abutments,
and eighteen feet high, of the most substantial
structure; thence the water is conveyed into
the tow. by canal one and three-fourths of a
mile long, giving them forty-seven feet fall
This power is intended for manufacturing pur-
poses The City Council have also passed an
ordinance to exempt from taxation all manufac-
turing establishments for ten years after their
erection
THE WyandOt Indians around Quindaro,
Kansas, have subscribed and paid in seven hum
dred and fly dollars for the erection of a new
church in that place This amount was all OBJ
tanned in one day, and without any special effort
The Wyandottes removed from Northern Ohio
to their present location in 1871.
LETTER from Washington says that Gen.
Cnss is engaged in preparing reply to Lord
NaPieF's application to renew negotiations for
new Central American treaty, to take the place
Of the discarded Dallas-C Clarendon treaty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01
MEDICAL.

III A16eToNs TINcTURH
4 = - ~ AY III CURE DYSPEPSIA
Z, WILL CURE COUGH
s ,9p7o,,,s. ny EI III CURE RHEUMATISM
:, .,.naa..., WILL CURE seRoFULA
HAHPT0N1S TINCTURE
WILL CURE Nervous HEADACHE
HAMPTOft'S TTNGTBRE
HAdPToN'S TINCTBRE
/, ,,,,n, s., WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
H9AAlPToN'S TINCTURE
2t-te ~ d4fs5s- 5HJVTTT TyTUUr.OT1 ANN
HAlIPToES TINCTURF = :, :
WILL CURE Low SRIRITs
81 sHAMPT0N'S TTNGTURE
wherever used, has been sueeeI5fl q CIRISc D1sEAs,
f, tSE P D OF WOlIEN ana cILDKEN IL b
= S9 1Fa IsS Ss Ss gSed neyery family.
No., . 10 S.s leS segvH PAcl sEREET. BiI411onE
m ~ viz 5 S4 q ssIssus DiseGst
Rost rsaSt g 90, kE9 a5 sE5sEl aALau,oss
sSsr n iSs.S S q 20 g ysaSs' g g ESsig
el Mss A4BY SCoEIELD. 7saeRsE,
1sa 9sp 4t e sstI s9sss Ne.
boy n ne family Of NE Hon VI. P. I6omasson, one.
ron bead s5eds taT5ea inds l oai S 81 I1s,
M Sss ne rs syeosis g q @ produce bDdnes lie EGs
DTsPERSEA, RER P0US DISEASE Ae
Ar. Wm Oldham. Of Baltimore eustoul-house suF.,.i
9sSsssy essted ne vas cured ~ Hamptons YerefSbIs
~. 6G;0nGH, CONSUMPTION. Dc.
Alrhenfy q. VIM had Cough for 8
ness, etc.s had In an dye or gIy 6lv-tsIoI,s-
remedies, but vas cured only by = - - H''
80 L4AAt.108iS GETABLE ETN0TERE
Fg0REER 10 RERE 9UsRR0SSE sz1tI 9 Si,,
a ,11sD1nySE PROVED BY 7HnESI ms IA ri
HI ST.Sr5.i ~ RAND RESToRER or
THE SUMlIER-ITS DIsEASEsATHR REM
EDY-AT HAND
H40PIOHt8 VEGETABLE TINCTCBP
We have the strOpEezt assurance Of ne rood CO..
mi. medicine In Cholera Norbus DaErhusa and hi S
and bowels and renders sfsten rreSt Sssitt
9nee N eemoathE the approach Of indeed an forms
HAHPT0RaS HEGEZABLF THRCTURE
By It's mud action The stoulaeh liver ana Edners nm
cure D1spsPsG, CoiQAs, AsR5ld BrOaeAfdl aad L,IS5
AseettoRa, Paias D. Ne Back SIDE Gad BrsGt I1
~ 12tsss Rorpla 1ad EerroSs Dc.
ana al dt9e1Be1 Gftstne
q DRkICATE CHILDREN,
One bottle VII prove It's superior virtue
,-sfE u - As a FERALE MEDICINE
ttArnptonB Itncture be exeEIed AZ l,nntffv
agent g g far superior to Of the eosnetes Of the DAY
me color Of the mpaFtnR 10 every nSee tnf M
and elasticity which gives 70 al enjoy health such Faes
Chronic or Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache 70 l,
A4ans mas been cured by has IDFiguEatoF an re-
soLatiye where gentle stlmnlnn i wanted bseTe Il
1otA and Cd Age the Single Married. vre osr H.
most valuable remedy. y ''-t u1'
Sail and GO 691aEhlets traits, and eurel.
soidby MoRTIMER MowBRGY.
Eff $50 Baltimore ST, Baltimore
Prises 81 per bossi.. eha so.' BroadHay, y S:,I:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01
RRAI EsTATn aAIus-
pUBLIO SALE or T4Lb4BLE c04L,

Pubic SALE on Ts4LL4BLE coli
FleIRZEEGE
VI undetligled WI, on iFednesday NJ i4f AZ, -
- Atft next pfpeeed to5eil pubife lasff55 ~
sqat oqE OF ne Court HeuSe Of Ohio
l4 ~ asa N 4rqSts IN Wheeling Hl i5inr N6Tii
49,, ptle ana worked BY Philip Sutton
e,e FllVlieeis supposed 70 cover = ii
et acres, Enough exact uulntitv Sii9
4lteeatl which has
IN me Old works, Considerable norton n
y = 1Pposed can be got. sufficient quantity a.
vim be sold with TIE Coal
49, ltt.5ea 70 ensaGe In the coal busness ara o5rs
being for eity Is
un a4i ny etaer in the etty Vicinity. =
- - - 10 O'clock A, " and terms ls3s
W. - TfiItsa q Emily A. zane
a, HEItY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SAFE
a st5sS DID firm 9ituhte In JeaeFBau e0uutT
"a and half ElIlesf kec0dSfV Sesi an NJ ~
80 81 N, SneF kipleY and Ohio fnFnpike Il efS5-
= 10 Of Which g arabic land under nod 6s-j
tas y o. fe fFHt quality epaaI 10 ne Ohis
me Fssldne Of the land e ven tnbeFe
ge sta9e9 barn And al te necessary ont. ouEeS ~
Eo9d Of I23 grated apple trees IN ION beoI5y
Aso 4d Tees and 100 peach frees. young ana ola %
81 = stetsa % hrpt rate gpn vel, and ab1n-
OF dstadt 20 miles, aords e6nvenept S15
speedy EaaEat for the Of uFod1es n - -
Ghsh can 1e TO the month o. NM Greek
y ~ es ana henee Be conveyed By 70 PaFkerS.
and has \ Peaeeable possession more than 80 yeSrG M
tIsh. - tss i nt3 @teen-
TEnHs-ops-thi OF ne purchase money In hama. ana
secured BY bonds and lien n Re retained Oh az psos
e tafheF security. For further particulars appiT "a
p. ". Smith.
Eny99-lm Attorney II L.l. Jackson Catl.t Hone va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

5DfYoRcEs M IEDIAiIA.-The indianapolis
ol0llrRGl says: There are sixty .three divorce
cases on thedoeket Of our Court at the present
time, Of which fifty have been brought by nop=
residents; Whohave ayailed themselves Of our
shameful laws The new law, requiring two
years residence, wiz s.idiFy this disgsacetal
fio0d Of divorce cases, and leave US With only
the shame Of our own domestic difficulties
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

The body of a woman was found in the Mis-
sisslpPi, near st Louis, Inst week, and in puck-
ct of her dress a letter, addressed .W I. n.
Sacramento City, Cal, !" in which occurred the
following
"9Iy dear William-T now write to you for
the last time. When you read this l viii be no
more You have driven me to death by your
last unkind and unfeeling letter. You believed
the lying tongues Of SANDER, aud the false oath
that was taken. One that loves you and only
Worships you-they have lied about me. If i
was not true and devoted to you, who on this
earth isf / have been faithful and true wife
and now you have driven me on to this cold
world, without any money, and but few friends
and you say for me TO lead the life of a fancy
woman, for such was my life while living with
tow-life women who told you so knew it to be
a lie "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01
Truatea,a Sale

y PsEIpAnss Of Deed OF Trust from H. g. os6un and
y r and their Wives, from Jesse ISnt5
ane 2 - H9eSsI 70 dated April It 1856 and recorded
gs ~ sSPoas . sale. as The front door of The Cou
IN eaid county on Monday, the 18th day OF June nc
VIZ: certain Tract or marcel fand
situate on the East side Of the Ohio River IN the onty ~
GLs na acres more less adjoining the
tehlA q Andrew p Woods the South mi 3bos
Of Philip Reilly the NoFth-befpV ne Sar,s eo5
Eeyed by samuel O. Farmer and Daniel PSreT tjsI
S1st, 1856 f - 49, H4lNS-l --Aten
LER1is OF caah With Interest on same from
April ISL 1875, and costa ald on ay On ~ a. On
or The lst day Of April 1885, $40 on The st av ar Am
az OF April 1851 $3.50 the let day af Ann ias5
SEV on the lst day Of APRIL 1865 90 961 on the dav
1i' ASS Aha tne remainder on tie IEt day Of April
49, SSs1a ., DANIEL O. list,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

GREAF SHAD FisnRo.-We learn That the
finest shad fishing known for many years was
enjoyed on Monday, ct Hadiey Falls At the
first three hauls they took an OF 9 800
Ishad, aud at the fourth haul 8, 500 more, max
ing 4. 600 sha1i ct four hanls-a plump 81, COO
worth. = SpriRQ fsld Repg5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

CHRONIC DIARRIGA.
We have in possession the eeFaeste Of rsspeetable
citizen, testynE that he entirely cured OF this dread
fal disease BY using BRRHAvR's HOLLAND BITEERs
We 1ha take pleasure in showing the eertaeas 70 any
peEson doubling this statement sp9lrdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

DR. J. @ AYRR, the world renowned Chemist
Of New England, is now stopping at the Burnet
House in this city. He has been. making
tour of the Western States, with his scientific
associates, to investigate their remedial produc-
tons, or such as he can make remedial. We
notice he has been received with marked dis.
tinction by our leading citizens of the Wcstand
are reiSiced to find they have shown a proper
estimate of the man who has perhaps done more
for the relief of human ills than any other Anne
rioan.--1Daity. Journal, oiaeianati, 0.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

The Richmond South is determined to make
Mr.. Marcy Black Republican. Its washing
ton letter-wrtter, under the date Of the 25th,
says:
"!he report, which obtained here, and COM
inundated to you some days ago, thar Mr.. Mar
cy meditated going over to the Black Republi.
cans, has created no little sensation, notwith-
standing the anxiety of some Of the papers hero
to discredit 1t. Il has had some confirmation,
in various quarters ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

GEsERAI Rusk, Of Texas. writes to friend
in Tens
'sThe Abolition party are becoming more for
midable every day, and unless they are boldly
and promptly met, Ne have much mischief to
apprehend If Mclean lives, think they will
run him for PRECEDENT IN 1860. The rapid In.
crease % on-slaveholding States is bringing in
Z GiangerOns element, and / think the sla1e6old-
ing States should lose no time nor exertions in
strengthening themselves, to meet promptly any
enccFoachments upon their constitutional rights
and equality
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

AWEUI AEEAlA IN AUBuRS.-lYe learn from
the Auburn paper that Laura Green, domestic
in the family of Thomas NJ. Howe, of that city,
was burned to death on Sunday night 1t is
supposed that the girl went to sleep with spi-
hit gas lamp standing by her bed, and that the
flames were in some way, communicated to the
bed We quote from the American:
1.-THE bed upon which she slept was composed
OF straw and feather bedding, and the usual bed
clothes These were found nearly consumed
and portions of the bedstead were burned to q
coal. As the smoke cleared away, the body Of
the poor girl was found lying across the foot of
the bed, shockingly burned and quito dead
There was enough Of her clothes upon her, from
her waist to her hips, to show that she had not
undresSed. Her arms, shoulders, head and
face, were burned to crisp; aud from her knees
downward the burns were dreadful. The rest
Of her person was only saved by her garments.
The spectacle presented was dreadful one.
The Gre having burned of the bed-cords, she
mas Precipttated backwards in the position in
which she was found, and screamed for help
until she was sufiocated.n