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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

a committee Of the Indiana Legislature. ap-
pointed TO investigate chargeS Of corruption
made BY Cos Wright in his message, in regard
10 the charter Of the State Bank, have reported
They = pronounce the passage OF tsse bisl and
the operation Cal ned under thy diSooSinS
Of the stock among those who assisted IN pass
ing the bill-H great fIznd upon the people; and
they recommend that the charter be repealed
Hox J. BsrcE B4ckuoCE, InefaI-cT Of the
present Pennsylvania House OF Representatives,,
AID recently elected for second term, died at
his residence ia Ohio tozsrship, Allegheny coun
", on Sunday evening, ofcosumptiol. NJ. Back
house Was about forty years of age
Easily TX TIE FrHD.-The,. Washington C5ty
America places at its masthead, las The Amer
lean candidate for the Presidency in 1860, the
name of Tlotnas SWsnr, Of Maryland, and his
associate, no less worthy name, that OF John
Scott HarTison, Of Ohio, for Vice President
THKEz Mars LoNe--The last quarterly re
turns O. account OF the business Of the New
York CITY postoficer, which was received at the
dep a-tnsnt in HaShialog, in day or two after
the close ofthe quarter, IL streached out PAGE by
page CONTINUOUSLY. would make string of pa
per quite three miles long.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

saud., sarsaPariIIa.-The extraordinary ssai-
eaey Of his rfvaIle preparation In aIeaes ofsrosaa,
erysipelss e4tzaeous eraprs disorders and sinar
complaints rola appear aIaoFt farredbs, sueh
vondsrfuI cares OF daily certified By PerrOns
ndoz5ted truth and rssp=etaby, establishing the In
eonts:ahie fact that disorders ars-
tive a1I renorstIa= aren't it Is une7uailed.
Ezaiaeat physicians hAve pravs BY many eraeri
euee that ;ey prSue= hAPPss; results bT is ad
rafnissration and therefore 1t with eonfdeaee.
Prepared aud sola BY A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 1ce
Fulton Street, EeE York
ssld also by J. q. CRUNBAckER-
And By Druggists generally. yE-1Edas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
FEvER AND AGUE.

Forezaas: aaoa=s=
DIR. SHALLENBERGBRS AETIDOTE.
s=E ostfoary ease, and ONE Dty-E
furarfaIy stops 1t contains nothing the least
dez-es hErtfGI THE SYSTEM UNDER ANY CIRCCM
STANCES and never produces iss unpleasant t4t
attn the ~ o. 1iiae AMI ether aEsats in general
1t cues cVery Of the dfseaS, and l. t= original and
ONLY ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA
Ak for Dr salzabergsrS Fever que AutIdets,
be .z-s 700 gel PILLS
Sid By respectable Druggists ereryisAeTe.
PRICE, SI-5O.
FOR sale by LAUGHLISs BUsHgIELD, Wheeling, Va
Sole Propris.ors, A. 7. sIIABLENBERGBR CO.,
augT-sa Rochester, Pa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODSl

DEET DsAKE Ezre ~ z1y re-esres. addition to
u fSe4r lArSz s5i e1sea<Tre Ct F8SiILY GRO
CEEIES, Sac aad UzF5e& 81 specs, &c, to
Thch tAsF EszpeeIer Of their
to1srss MUsS2-L il s3 bsss- GAIA All p1;vsrtsei
4,sq Al Al rztTsrsss sI=stard Seei: Grain
q eSv<rEz.d P-Ps= AID zCzaH bags: Cas-
le sap. 2ns pare Ss1ToA. H. k Eh-s sty ofer at
-E.sszsss~ 49, Ev1sse=s Yrse-s-a
TeT hare a1so reeves Is--e CSnF-etiOaaries,
s7zh Ross. TEnlz- Gza Drops pure
MsEts EssS C1rSySJ PzSs=5 Calah-z LIQUOR
ses, Sess eNastaatT o ha-i NOS SEssEn-1on Han.
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j a s. NJ. DIIIO =,
1o2 MARkET STREET,


Z EEPS eez.ssaassx ~, Ga 4zzz-eS Lad and
~ "rS7EAs Ira Pes Lssa- kssds and sizes
Of s-Hss CoSks Aa Ta2EES= and
Water In And Fegee PsssFs. sails Bathing This
asesSE sd Cast i-v= FySEazss. GE Hsze and packing
q Al Iss1StsS=ss Meal, Fzre Bzaea. Tin,
CTeeIh%sls t. she ezar-r<
- Also. eeyly's saFSe<ss AID rlss=: Chain PGnP
NeeA = eeS53eGy re re3is1 FEF axe the rEht
20 tsP a 1OEns 6eZzsssxss Western Virginia
EEli ls so <air se--
- GalrAzfEes Ira Tsas.r Ise-r-as+re zEd f5- cen.
p-eSSzre 7sSe. ss- sst so and esTe
Say fer deeS Se F<S-zss te, 49, cheaper than Lead
Asasasss ss essssssssy eahass. an size Orquan.
KY - Ehses e11 ~ sE=afSaeS - SssS<T $3.50
sA5sA .eEil - tlF7sr, lSraisssa5 Lend.
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GRAND OPENING

A THG CEIESP RSF SOoPS STORE Ne. ISI Main
~ Ssreef Ne have ind SFeSes sa5rz szYFlS
1nS sASkSoSAAe ny GossS ers=-sSzc Faek and Fancy
SSs 50 ~ esHSsl sAEy Az sskzsrsS: French
lelssS ~ Me3 esINSes, Wo FaSssS RssEtS, Declares,
AlSaAise q LSsaeS, Rar1zs Prs Fur
s.t s LE.ais so FcsS Nss, SaEesd Country
klH1S ys13su, Saee. S=av and white,
Se .ssa tSea FsAaseas EssaRSss Ssssr Table Linens;
MARSHES SsitS, JsSoSSS NeAS, NkSaSeofs and Swiss
AeS1asSS
SSSS AssS KS CSsssts seSAs SSeSA, TAsAet Cashmere
~ AeS SSa SSuaSe Wa SAWS eSgSsAerNsIs
SIs VI tsSs sScsass ss- ne TaSss are rspees.
1al,E iaSaSea - az Al aur seSsS sa y-sess
hsaaeaSses,Ss iSI NAs= - EssI Sssss : a. Flse-
~ :. CSRoTENE Z CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
DIR NJ. DE WALLETS
EEWAIE pERJODTCAJ, Pill.

FFlNAIb PbNIUIJIOaI FIIILL
These pills have been used in ;e private practice Of the
Proprietor Hospitals Of q France. many
years, meeting via unparalleled the great
sst Misunderstanding Sksre other remedies fan
They act charm IN correcting rresularsy and OBJ
straeoRs. producing regular Of tie monthly dis.
charge
ma and geasie sauIant- Tey produce an agreeable
exAaera.ioa happy nsseaee beth mind and BODY
Pregnaa: females, surprising themselves 50.
cautioned arln. zssaE these pis, tey VII produce
miscarriage although ader iEjarsczs
The zOst delicate FOR sale By
J.uls LGusHLNs BusHFIE1D,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

The Democracy would vote for the Devil II he
were the nominee Of the srty.-Eses4Rge.
Yes but he couldn't be the nomipee- The
Democrats siEays nominate men OF their o74n
I,urty. Bdtos Ropee A6rcrztc
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ss-o.,5 sock of Fall & Winter
Goods


-.T REDuCTE0N IN PRICES
S.l--rtI SwEAEINGRN um Opea - Wsdnss s az s
II - Tlnr<say, - and sd Oes taelr $3.50 -
= = - HtssrT 6ssas, ~ e geieh hare so 49, ~
- slESgEsF P4SlC- uhseh KS had re e-eete
- ,riss % ess3s i0lreF An sy hye eees ~
ssSrT rSzrs Weare 3sssr-sa-d % eer Ereat
= fSSSII s1 PssSllirr CREDIT Oar seek 3
c,zsRleAe Ard eeahgaees tza-ael1se fe4se-5 81
rsslS eeaF[ssirs fai aSsaTt7sszst O
SILKS AND VELVETS,
Ysaapeea Rshes and RSAes AQ7ale,
g-es P-iaseSs AlosslAtse de Lanes,
VAleaeiAs-
EorliEs.
Pain aHd Priatsd Nsrtaes,
French Priats.
Rss+sd sayaEs.
Prsa.sa Yi4nntIs.
CebarE,
Moaning eeSdJ,
flaaksAad Maaii-s,
BSzast Efhnars,
sEslTe1 EbSSns,
Ehiie Goods,
tl.rr. a-d-t.asiifoI s+oef o. Ezbreiaeries,
HoS{sry and Cloves,
Or ss,k II SsaAle ARD tTSo1fif Fezy coz
Fa-,s- @he "a . UE!SKEIL sYEsRISGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

An nov prepared 70 furnish NJ pstISas
he szAy u Mole
st HAS. k lzA Sl2fse i1sr-eel0r TIE lustfs OF
=uda-ar==-z III ErEcrF COED
n kis Of u.zrisE. also EensrzI assolftr mt Of
Sse PsEnte=S. Fsseh Rg-is15 All HE1EzTiau sIylys,
E.= sroza- Psar aad B=zEtE e5gsEE- Als5, GeEI and
Boy = CAPS. q th= LatezS sEyiss-
y R-Hos=zkia Hats Enfst-5l 70 coIfoEEAtiEr
On shan E5;lse. Bring alo tbs eHtA AID all
kia5E OF hess gear TeTy lOE taEi5, a.
EeS7 No = Main ST.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN VAIL STREET, n. Y


consequence Of TIE bezTE fa7res n AeE York
FzSlsra ett>s, The e7=aeT=lS5 h51ss4 have
TiSee Gsolz - s-eA lelTe E1rt2uf IN
euai IN es-z=-eiAI ksssyJ- RsAdT advanced 70
s dlsslss Tssse fortunate sss1ra g Tsrssss rssay
e1'h faaa raiEseE . 9hAIa E3ods Al a2st Ay
street Hs=aE. Va, eaAhse4 eIhistf 70 shsse va
vsis s hsso-t=ez; O Eoos tsoE7s q 5n.sA are
L44izs plrtsiar rezaesd 70 cali and VII ast ta1i
aIsx HsyInaz has Tsse5Tea br BzI: Il Oslo GNu E0ni-
Ra- AID b EE=ess csc Of := tars5s
lss0zt=ss .: ny Tals ossl za4esassss in PIz+
BLACK sILRSAH GRADES sxe=leat qz1lisy, N
FacT e5izres BaTadrre SIks, Tn-ss- Piasd Sis; SeT
Stye Po-lfzs. Printed Fys7ea N=ri9s- Al
Ertrs Rie III Wool Noa Lanes Yosi Pads. Va
I=nefa Pi4isi styles and variety Of otter Dress
sa81Is MESTLEs AND SclRE-y.-y ztes CA.aais
SETEs yery reh Pfzsa SssEis ven rsa seiia sssLL'
Clshasr- sauis Goa BSrier< saFfs Cloakx Of Llest
ever STYLE aad szsiity srAeas 81 ne q 's
NEEDLE HoRK-zsai yrsaeh JForx coEil-s, seeTes and
IN s TraTeiInE Ssts TsTy esp Il EhTt NJ
sn; Of Needle Work hare ben abl= 70 eee--
MOURNING GO0DS.-A eezpssse 4ssartsa=nt ef sTeEJ
thlnE Drsss Gods, szSsIz, TsIs, celzrs-s=t &c
WILL o9;'s-{i sEssy .a;ts;y ~ EsFy sasAP-
DOMESTIC All STAPLE GO0DS--Ths rzast excessive
1ssor1snt thG: iS . = f9111 L te= ctr, OF te=
Uegl5 eost 1azaaf1stursrs At re P-e<@at iEzzs-
BLASEEr-A larger stock iAss e1brzctrE eTesy
make ard faRiity :; E-eEtly-elzeea Pr.-es-
CARPETS ssp-Tfar and 5a- iaersas
o:Atr ssssoz, All CArP=s Aszxhs etreeIy eAe1P
and Of satirely Ai Eer sesirses -yIe< And coIorS
FUES-LSdes goa Efsa Pzreasss sapsr5sT ezzl;-
~ e=Ezfae Sahse, NArtea Fi;eh Far. Toa
fad then hereia great variety ani TeTy pTSess
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS have eaIy 70 az. Iss;s.a
zE natal Ese4s re bsar4i s1eePsiso fer NET
e5 T Az s3 Ss e s Sa - PTz st g ~
reaag easa 6oOis -lst be sarPrtsEly eariP- caH and
exaaine SssoEe Parsasstas siseUssTt z
sePi5-2a Is: Main street. WaeeEtzr, Va
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"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN
I rs WARS on AGR

q
Whose sands OF Ife hare nearly run out, discovered
Ehle in the East I1dErS, certain CSaszzp-
ZION, AsthnI. Bronchitis Coughs, Coli, and General
D=eiiiy Tie remedy discovered by Aa Uhe his only
ehiia- daEEhter, given up die He had heard
much OF ;e wonderful and healfaE eaass
pEspzrRons made froza EAs; Iadia Heap, the
thought oeeurre to him that he might make remedy
his child He Endie hard Eaeeeeded reAltEinE
uishes child Eas eureS and Is nor alive aud EIl-
He has since administered The wonderful remedy ts-
sa7ds Of SuTeS in all parts Of The oTii ard he
faed in making them eoapiesey healthy and harry
Wish ing to do much EoSd possible, he VII send
Nth fai hod explicit dirte+Sous fa- uakin Up.
EueeesSfally using it He rrQe-ss each AF7lSeNnt
close him one ShIlEE three eSats to Re retained As
Tosase the recipe. and the reaA5rr BE applied
20 ;he payment Of this advertisement.
Address DR.. II JAMES, So-I9 Grand ST, 4
oess1n Jersey Cssv. y J =
LO. THE CONO1ERINS HRRo CondESI
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TIE yorE roR GoyEExoE--The Ohio sta,e
Journal gives the result Of the vote for Cover
nor, as offisialy corrected IN all but eight coun-
ties-Butier, Fulton, jackson, Logan, Ottawa,
Perry Williams, and WYando,te-in which there
is as yet only the reported majorities- The
corrections in the counties will not of course be
material and judging from the past, are more
likely to increase than todiminish Gov. CEASES
majority. which now stands at 1857
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DE1TH OF iEs DE- RUsA-A tel=sTaPhic
dls;ztch announces that Ms Ann Rush, wife
u Dr. James Rash, Of ti!is city, died yesterday
At Sartnga, . acre she had been fJr weeks pros
tratesi By a most distressing illness There Is
probably 10 lzdy in America whose decezse
would create wider sensation IN tsis commu-
nifty Mrs Rush was the daughter Of the late
Jacob RjdgwaY, ESQ Of this city, an heiresS Of
part Of his large fortune She spent some years
in Europe, where she acquired more than the
usual share Of modern accomplishments, as vel
a. taste for the eieg1uci-s of life which she
has signaily illustrated IN her subsequent
permanent residence in Philadelphia. Her man
siy5, ia West Chestnut street, erected aGgut
eighty years ago, l. dGcal IN its proportions and
III the EpiendOT oft internal arrangements, and
there she has been accustomed TO dispense that
queeHly hospitality which has given her an I'M
surpassed erniGeucc in American society. She
had a genuine love for the arts, and was libe-
raj and impartial friend Of artists Of eTery grade
At her weekly receptions she delighted to
seErlble them around her. and 70 introduce them
70 society as well as TO assist them in more
direct manner. Her annual balls have been,
without exception, the most superb fetss given
any where in America, the extent and splendOr
Of her saloons and the unstinted outlay in the
entertainment making them far superior to any
that could be given elsewhere in apriyats Amer
lean residence To her friends she was faithful
and desoted. And 10 all deEer ing persons she
was most liberal IN her beaevolence and
charities.
Mrs Rush was advanced in years, brt, till
the period Of her last illness. was uninterTup-
teddy seen in society-Piit BaL
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MONROE HOUSE.

wa. BFF. PFoprietor.
THIS -eI kasSz HessI has kz r=Fiy r=oaTsis4, and
s~ tsr=E ssths bess e heeSz7S5EtiozEt traveller
AT MoDEEETR aATzs.
L Ieestai Re ez1-e = ~ ity, sPosi;e ;As su',
P=Es7z E-s1s- E%2 Se- 1ro= the Railroad
Dspaty AID Sss-EA1zs Ls35E1E-
ExGELGENT STABJzSG
Is zftsea=s Hose sA=1e=s=a@y rest
fort Eo.S-tfiaU
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MN EIRM.

DIS. BGeTLErT sFIN5HELI- nz11,ist,. IA
- JlI-E=:S5ree., eYPsytss EsSliastsa Han, Th-s-
SIErSCSsiFas Va
DR. YSfIs-il =ln= e7zled By bbs rapid! Increasing
as.rsss EAciztiss soE doi-E ths
rlsassrein E5forEaE FEeg Ana ~ public fhLtehIS
forsi b@ta=ss esa14c-isn Eith " 3 AELlsTI II. D.,
rho has ha1 ices Ars sa-Efzl experience il ths Den
n prcf=s5iSa-
Drs y. Prs7ase1 70 vsEforz7 tTtTI operation in
= -ZiesI aed bft-T1nseI D=a1sssFT-aTz familiar
aesi-s Al t= fz-=St fpor=s.s Of the Dntal All. And
Ezzrausee i1r1bsg Ad FE1Sreal Utility
She5- Ar4EaefaI Tee<h sAzzIl Ne R1FpasEk1
P<rsss Ea have dad Themselves ne pleasure AID
comfort Of Artificial T=b fFo t= ETcaf dreat f suaef
sEPeTfe1-e1 d5TEz< s1tr=s-
q Cd teeth AL ra7sS isf5rs=a tst ~
.foceEE, ea:irefy C1f3-sF7r En- au1 sPTca
BE an tSrsstsss - AZ, teeih
EoT extracted Ti.Sccs PHi--
IaT Infsza.Esa OF nITlse sP7tAaszE tazr P-O.es-
sion theyr IN - Ptsases - ETTe E-zrss-
Pz-aSz cal an exE=siae o. A-E5s=E1l Teeth.
n 0zoe cPe7 - al i-s=rs- ssPl6
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''SwEETS FOR THE Sw EET.'
..Beyu>t,le OyEeaas!" Or z r BOURBON.
Frs- =oTes Of srss: s5z=rs this p=rfz-as called,
Tnsre deep. zai4ea saz.s=rI eraI: ;-s T=-fauls7
.r. the S-erz frs the s9z: n The deep glen Jailed
whsre b!a5.5=as =ELAls, bat reszaae-
To apart izs aroma, 81. ta= sweetest, TIE s=st,
II E:szII Ger tas Esosss. a The nsefzr % loTsT
To tll= boq7st q h-=saty, il gives mex L=ss-
Is tie pride the toist and tie reEtgtzs Of Love
D:-d s, Ersst care fsoa III choicest aeEers Of ths
soah expressly Bsz4oir, TOsr azd HaDdksreaief
Yor sale, zilA ~ tie 'EEASGIPASST's.r by
H LOGAN Z CO.,
.eyts Br.4zs corner Druggists.
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PARTRIDGBS
PICTURE GALLERY!!8

E-Is - = Ea1E.sF . ~ III = =
vs.---res.-.-y KS RECEPTION Al StLEs ROOM Is
ssz . VIC. y Las salt s3eitssz fo- oz==4tiHE,
q ~ ts gi s-rzz==z=ss ssr li=s5 Al zk=s= fs-
IL szssassl zszTzsss n tse vvEIi H= -e=14 eIHPzr-
I.ss-.sa 70 he Et . t= sy=s- ssz-=ss AZ DIS
iizess q eFszy sz1=zrs, ss Ezss q szss avoiding
ri.r. sE-es - ss-=tl,astsz i IL Dtra=-Teo;yps-
IA slchy 7EzySt -; oEs ASrs s&sig s7oTsAiSss
S,7 a8sl.z 70 g-z:ses5st <sft, Dzrrgs essHres liz
pz.roF 10 zfs -so,E 7ros>eseE y s1rd e=tsis9
a.zi4 Je-ss pat q ~ Dsesre, ISL Z dzra5&s
q tss gtzls Lc.s5E
Pt--s n s1sr5 s7rorsd .syieEtss Is Iez cher
R5o=s hs-=-
wLzHs5 Ard Gzatie=asn are invited 20 can at I1s5I
Nzi7 s-r=z: E.s stt@ SLa-.s kTsyere Store, ei
iHs.Yl -- ssPis
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
NEW GOODS,

FOR FALL AND WINTER
Sr,fIss reseIfusiy szznlces y o. S,.
81 sgtSsry ana s1rro1ss5sE e-zfrT, Dat tssT H,Ls
- - Fel fFous tx EEEleFu EtE - d. larger "a
- sesfeI sfoeES 81 g1e4S EtiE n irla,
S5-si Taesr sfoek e9EsSta q Fers e Dry G:oeds
1ef- and NOITOhss szsfsei=E sFeEY ftinF 80, IN
Tf "A Ts4 ei&ss An - gtte ny are ALE ~
5i9,; t 81 As lo a. EJ eFla r.eEt I. H. ~
- rols hAviEE le zsaes-1 frsz IL very t@t Esy,r
lalsts The b<fs s=FEt tl FL -
can arsd Ezasaiss,
ne 1tlsst gSss $40 = E6s1I AZ Kinds n eou,,,
proleee- Ese5l skHCKL ADAMS CO
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Is fI-lll. 30 2 ~ q e Lf11f q e0uutTy
Ts-7l EAHCEL ADAMS 1 "a
FIR ST A r RIVAL
AT BETHANY, VA,

IN o,te4ue1ee q ate great Eizres a1sas Kast-rB
i Giants startei szst Z y an aIsaI to III.
Tsutsse of de E18rSe1 AM ~ sc5I pixies vbi-S
rosII enzis- s=sl rse=a s=sgr a. eosap=;tisn
have IsI i1TceS4 Etk g al deserit;isrI ia,
V-F tFo1Et5t f{T plee. SIKH irs=5 70 sci "a -
Terv i9ueEs ems pg5ee. Hy EtaGf eosDrsz1 AZ th,s
sss aIsoEsasniS o. DRY GOODS, Pfatz al Tanrr W.
ReadT yIade CsSEsg al kills. % E5roze-s1 (,,ss'
tIs-srses, HardEzIr Esd Q7ss-EHzrs- 41IsEis
fTsels n za1 esiy IN ezn 4 LE4 eI4z..-s n
Fsoek- J z CURTIS
tysuF Of C0u1rTT Pro3=eE- n-rr
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80 - e s; 49, < Il uossS o. EsSes.ss
i---ess Cls1Ss1 SO, *, a. uAs<zrrE 9SS
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Fourth of July Accidents.

BOSTON, July 5.-There was melancholy termina-
ton to the celebration Of the Fourth Of July in BoS-
ton, which otherwise was fully equal in patriotic dis.
play to any that has preceded it. The weather was
delightful, and as usual the city thronged with
crowds from the country As the display of fireworks
was progressing on the Common, in the evening, the
mortar used for throwing shell rockets burst kilIing
George F. Tewkesbury, formerly Harbor Master and
highly respectable citizen: Aza l.. Libby, cabinet
maker; Patrick Cook, an employe of Hovey & Co..
pyroteehnist, and boy named John Mcbfuhon, Wise
man, Marshall the tragedian and John W. Robinson,
were badly injured but not fatally This sad disaster
terminated the pyrotechnc display abruptly.
At Swampcott, Henry Scales and William Draper
were dangerously injured by the bursting of cannon
and man was killed in Somerville from the same
was run over by the cars and killed. =
The day was celebrated in Portland, New Bedford
and Fall River with unusual spirit and to the entire
satisfaction Of citizens and visitors. At Fall River
mammoth clam bake was paFtaken of by about two
thousands persons.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July 5.-The Fourth was ceIe.
brated here with unusual display. The Grafton by Dr.
Sears and the poem by John F. Toby were of high
order. Two balloon ascensons were made from here
one by Mr. King, of Philadelphia, and the other by
MIR. Allan, of Providence Both were quite success.
full The aeronauts descended safely in about two
hours.
A young man named Henry Dean was instantly
Killed on the morning of the Fourth, at Atteboro
by the bursting of cannon.
BAhTINoRE, July ST. Yesterday was unusually
quiet Tor the Fourth Wehad no serious disturbances
A man named Robert Frazer killed German in a
tavern row, and two children were accidentally and
fatally shot by the careless use Of firearms.
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From Salt Lake.

The Salt Lake mail reached Independence, Mo-, on
the 30th of june letter from that point to the st
Louis Republican, furnishes the following informa-
ton: E
Nothing of great importance occurred on the route
few or no Indians attempted interruption the trains
were getting along pretty well the snow has almost
entirely Disappeared and the grass and water on the
plains abundant.
IN the valley there was little Transporting of inter
est The inhabitants were looking with great anx-
iety for direct mail from the States their only
source Of intelligence heretofore has been by way Of
California.
They were very DESTROYS to know what kind of re.
ports the returned officials had made in the States,
and they look with surprise, also, upon the bills
specting poygamy ETC., before the last Congress- and
treat with contempt the Surveyor Generals (Mr.
Burrs) report; they think him little qualified for
his place. and accuse him of making incorrect state
ments respecting their country.
The Governor and party had returned day or two
prior to the time the mail left, highly delighted with
look forward TO more vigorous and lively state of
things in consequence Of this party, and hope that
great good will result to the country at large.
It seems that the same cold dry weather was ex-
perenced there as here for two months past but the
rains had commenced and hopes were entertained by
all that there would be good crops this season.
Missionaries, as usual, had departed to different
parts of the habtable globe, doubtless greatly en-
couraged by the reports Of who had just returned
from the Sandwich Islands, and countries alike dis
tant.
BY a steamer arrived at st. Louis from Omaha, the
Republican learns Of the arrival there Of sixty Nor
mons, who made their escape from Salt Lake City
about the goth Of April. They report that many
persons were dissatisfied with their position there,
and would abandon the place so the presence
of U. S. troops gave them an opportunity.
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;9sp 0rleans Dallp Gresttnt,
To a skeleton.
" Will N cAsLxroN ". 3 ~

Bl HkAL1AM GAHL6k oNy - f-s'T
Thou hast no beauty now, DrysI'ones,
Thou hast no beauty now
Thy glory III has paas6d sway,
And awfuisis thy bfcN
!, The wcr1rs have done thsir work on thee,
And len thee taie and dry,
And there thou III. . ghastly thing,
a hideons lomily- IS
Ave! thsss thcl art, all bare and white, !
A lesson tfne end stern,
~ tesEh % man what be must be
A III how hard to learn
One nlanee On thee will tell man more
N1n I'll The sophist's art;
His eloq1euce may please the ear, VI
Bat thine must reach the heart
As am now 60 once thou vert,
AZ fall Of life and mirth
As thou AFt now 80 must 4 he, III
A thing Of s0Old dry earth
Perchance to deck s students walls,
And hang, q gloomy show, ~
And be to him monitor,
AZ thou III mo art now.
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STRANGE AND MELANCHOLY DEArH.-On last Sun
day week, the daughter of Squire Scudder of Lib
ersy township, while reading piece of poetry en-
affected thai she tainted. Her mother Immediately
sprang to her assistance, and, together with Mr..
Scudder, her father did all in their power to revive
her. 10 was fifteen minutes before she became fully
sensible Her mother had lost all hopes of her re-
coyery again to life and ran to the door excaming
she was very unwell at the same time throwing IN q
quantity of roth and blood. Mr.. Seudder assisted his
wife and in less than one hour she was corpse
She was in perfect health previous to this Her death
no doubt, was from the rupture of blood vessel
caused by the sudden death, as she thought of hel
daughter. Hamilton lO.1 Telegraph. 25th ult
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ONE or Tue F. F. VS. The editor of the South
side (va) Democrat has the last female descend
ant of Pecahontas and the only descendant in a
direct line in the shape OF tall, slightly Drowned
female of 6s years. her long raven black hair flowing
over her shoulders, while she calmly leaned over a
Yankee tub, washing open-work stockings.
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THE SMITHS IN NEW YoRK,-A New York letter
says this great fnmiy in that city number only 1902
the Browns, SIS. The Browns are pushed very close
by the Johnstons without the IT, and they in turn
are beset by the Murphys, who number 57i.
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OF
Orleans during me month o.