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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

WHEELING CLASSICAL AcADENY.-Thc fall ses-
sion Of this institution will commence on the LIST
of September next Mr.. II. w. Harding, the
pricipal, publishes notice to this effect, in an
other column, to which we invite attention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

0RNBRAL AoESTs.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott Sons 1872 N 2d street. New
York. Barnes Park, SOi Broadway Duane. Balti
more Cuspare Brothers, Gay and Penna Avenue. Cn
einnnti D. Park Chicago, Barclay Brothers, e13 s.
Water ST. st. LOUIS Barnard Adams Co. y. Orleans
J. Wright Co.
Soldby Laughns Bushheld, Wholesale Agents for North
Western Virginia; 4. H. Logan Co.. and other Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the United States and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14
RIYER AND WEATHl

LorIsvlLLE, August 13.-River falling with
4 feet inches on the falls. Weather clear
Mercury 92.S
ClxciSNATi, August 13.-Thc river is falling.
Weather partially clear. Mercury 90
PIrrsguRG, August 18.-River feet by pier
mark aud falling. Weather clear. Mercury
50 degrees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14
YELLOW FEVER.

ArausrA, Ga, Augusta ia case of Vel
low Fever was reported at the St Maiy''s Board
ing House, the keeper having died of the fever
he caught it from the crew of u Spanish ship.
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New, b.- .s.s-s..--.
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEM YnRK MARKET

ArGusr l3.-Flour quiet, 1900 bbls. Sold
Wheat firm, 10000 bushels sold. Corn firm,
q, 600 bushels sold Mt So Mess Pork 10 cts.
better, salcs at S24, 5Oa24,6O; Prime Pork cent
better, sales at $40, 4Oal9,6l. Provisions firm
Stocks dull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

BAns BunxED.-A barn stacked with new
grain, belonging to John Hunter, was totally
destroyed by fire on his farm on Tuesday last,
about seventeen miles above this city, on the
Virginia side Of the river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

CoRREerIox.-The name Of Muldrew occur
red in tie yesterday mornings paper. 1t
should have been Muldew.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

LIABILITIES or N. II. WOLFF & co.
New Yoax, August 13.-The liabilities of n.
II. Wolff & Co., whose suspension was an
nounced yesterday, amounts TO upwards of Il
81 100000 The suspension was caused by n
stoppage of a large house in Rochester
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14
REpuRTICAN CONYENTION.

ST.. PAuLs, MlSx., August 1O.-'rhe Repub-
licam Convention to-day passed unanimously
Judge Sherborn's resolutions, which were re
iected by the Democratic Convention on Satur-
day. The Democrats will probably pass the
resolutions tomorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

ArGusr l8.-Flour dull, 1862 for City Mills;
81 90 for Howard street. Wheat shade bet
ter. Corn, White, and Yellow quoted at s3ass.
Whisky dull.
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Great and Unusual Induce me
TISE FNGEAVIN0s

t.fE GIVEN TO EACH, PURCIIASER.
In LOOKING GLASS DEPARTMENT. may he hsd
every vnticty PIRR, WIAL aud MAMIE MtRokS, Pos
PcruRE FRNAEs, CuNSIcEs, BASES, Sc, sIour
tur from cincc aud original de-
signs elsewhere be ob;EnF, and Of superior quality
In our PINE ART DEPARTMENT Will be found frat
OF b finest European EHgTATinES
,c'th general assortment Undesirable Publications.
= our ARTISTS MATERIAL DEPARTMENT will he
found (of superior quality only every requss for the
Artist, Amateur or Pupil.
Tie usual dis to the Trade and Schools ordershY
carefully filed packet with the utmost
economist, and all of obtaining FiOr
quality articles, at moderate prices the above presents
equal ~ Vantages.
MILL \sIS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS & Co,
-fD-dAH1 HrOuIlWRN, NeN YORK,
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ARRIVED

ARRINED.
Bosrox, August l8.-The steamship Canada
{ ON Liverpool via. Halifax, arrived here to-day.
Her mails were despatched West BY the morn
ing train.
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DIX SPEPSI-A,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
WEAKNESS OF .dMIT KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections Y upon disordered
ISIO1N.1CH or LIVER,
such Indigestion AcIdiy Of the stolqach oolcEy Pains
Heartburn, loss OF Appetite, Dependency, CosttyeneSs
blind NEEDING Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and
rs ia he m
THIS purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly
professor oerhaye Because Of its great success
OF the European States, its Introduction Into the
United States was Intended especially for those Of our
therland scattered here and there over the face OF this
nos to the American public knowing that It's truly
wonderful medicinal iftues must be ncknow'edged
Its to those persons whose con-
utio have heer impaired by the continuous use OF
santaneous in eject way directly she Of
lie thrill ng and every nerve raising nn inc
.be sgsst r and u i"'' 0sinF new me anu We
UAUTIONl
The popularity of Aroma he's induced
many ina i. Which t. public should guard against
have given BnsrlnYes Holland Bers afairrial. One bo
will conYi7, you how asuely superior ills to athese
l'n'''''On' wmArIr is DOING FOR THE SICK.
81 have frequently used Boehave's Holland Btters,
ind 1t invariably relieves Indigestion and debility
its use headache, with which, had long sur
j. w. MCDOWELL Esq, says: ..I have used BOerhave's
Holland Bers myself and It to others know
IL to be just what 1t is represented
Aid Jonathan Nicely, of Lower st. Clair, 81 have
derived grcatbenet from It's weakness OF the
ach and Indigestion.
James NJ. Murphy says AFTER several physicians had
failed Doerhayes Holland Ditters removed the pain from
my heart and side, arising from Indigestion"
The editor of the KittanuiE Free Press cater
of the physicians in the place had failed, Roerhaves
Holland Bcrs cured of the form Of dyspepsia"
Erancs Felix only manufacturer Of the "oriena Extract
of Coffee 81 know that Holland Bltters is ole
best medicines in the world fer dsordered stomach
liver"
DR.. Ludwig editor Of the Packet, baltimore pronounees
1t medicine deserving the confidence OF the public
Ehcrhart, the leading German physician of Penna
has prescribed frequently during the asthree years. with
marked success debitated states of the digestive
gans, of the system generally.
The Of the bAuus Vinegar Factory SAYS used
II myself and therefore induced try Its effect upon
my wife, roublcd with the debility common to all Of
consunptiVe hab and really IT is doing her good
than anything she has ever taken"
NOTICE-Whoevere expects to find In this beverage will
be disappointed but to the Sick weak and low Spirited,
will prove grateful aromatic cordIal possessed Of sngu
lar remedial properties.
Sold 81 Perbottle Orsx bottles So by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, JS. & Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutstsand Chemists,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

STEALING BooTs.-Ycsterday afternoon gem
tlernan entered the shoe store of Mr.. Bolcs on
Main street for the purpose of purchasing a
pair of boots. y pair was offered him at an
astonishing low price which made him suspect
there was some defect in the leather. Accor-
dinghy the gentlemen walked across the street
to Mr.. Langfred also boot and shoe dealer to
enquire as to the quality of the boots NIL.
ubon seeing the boots recognized them as one Of
three pair which had been stolen from him some
three weeks previous. He took the boots and
succeeded in tracing the theft to young man
with who's. father Mr.. l.. happened to be quite
intimate and consequently no prosecution en-
sued. The value of ''the calf'sr was speedily
forked over when the theft was discovered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14
CINCINNATI MARKET.

AUGusT l8.-Flour dull. White Wheat steady
and in demand Mt 81 ,3Ual35. Red very dull at
s., GOAL, 10. Whisky dull Mt 25l. No change
in provisions.
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THE DAILY 1NTELLIGENcERI

WIN be furnished to Subscribers living in any
part of the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
week, by leaving their names at the office.
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Neat Carpenter Work.

NeaT Odrp5uIBT WUIA.
WISH call the attention OF fellow citizens who
have business i'm my line that I!ilVe located
myself on street, below Mr. Reilly Grocery where
carry on job Carnentering all its branches make Ire
boxes on au Improved plan and 1T reduced price
raut all work OF wlaevtr knl. respectfully solicit
orders Ejy2l2El I'VE. Collins.
A RARE CHANCE TO GET GOOD CLOTH
ING VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
HAVE 4 very large stock spring AMI goods
i on hand, and te be sold to make room for fail
and winter goods and Won TO buy goods at prices
that open eyes Of the natives, give call AZ No.
Washington Hail. All goods warranted to be as r. pre-
santed or NO sale j. II. STALLSIAS,
To Merchant Tailor.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.


LEGAL ADNEltIlSEN1C LN ..
We the u;irrssned puLllsers q neWsPr PeTs Ia TIE city
Of Wb.r1 have this day agreed that viii not insert
any OF what L Eai Advertisement nht
said Al -rtis-tnefts paid for In adTahee our
for 10 doing are rst, insufficient Iof P1,
fishing such advertisements. and second We eh9suaY
IaTye amount aecTung to us from the
insbltT or parties TO pay for NAVY Of them.
CAMPBEI L & McDERMOT Inteilgeneer.
JOHN 4. RUSSELL, Argus.
aurs JAMES B. BINGHAM. Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

"rnE IRoN BusINEss Is WurEllxG. Our
correspondent "A" who has been down upon
the Iron mOugers" of Wheeling for some time
past, trying to get up an excitement by kicking
up dust among the stone coal, rafting the
sheet iron, aud making the nails jingle all over
tAe country, is still pursuing the 'even tenor of
his way" with the most com,nendable perse.
verence, and We are pleased to add, succeeding
beyond his expectations We are glad to see
our citizens, generally, taking so deep an inter
est in these articles, and more especially are we
sratifed at the increasing circulation Of the IN.
telIigeaeer.
On yesterday, whilst Al was bammerinp
away at his tough subject, and wondering whcth.
er any one took an interest in his articles, and
If he had not better 'drap" the matter where it
was, gentleman came in to the Office and called
foFeopies Of the Iateliigeaeer containing srt;.
eles on the Iron Business in Wheeling. to send
OveFto England ITO let uncle John see that our
city really IA of some importance" This covo
"A. fresh courage; he thought the privilsss of
writing for our cousins over the vay was foo
good not to be improved.
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TRANSPO CREATION.
Change q Sohedule.


eszz taz4za 80 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

WHseiin1 Station, June 18Th, 1857.
on and Sunday evening June IAN, the Passenger
Trains will leave This station daiy at $50 A. NJ and AV
p 81. and &c T.. II. Wheeling time.
Mail Train daily except spndays) at $40, A. NJ,
w and discharge passengers ct all tie principal
stations.
The Express Train daily 800 p NJ, villrssSiye and
discage sssnrers following stations only Ben
wood Noundsyie Cameron, Burton Bentsns Ferry Graf
Iiowesburg, Piedmont, Cumberland, No IL W Station
Sir Johns Run Martinsburg, Harpers Ferry, Monocacy,
sykesVille aud Washington Junction.
Tie Accommodation Train daily Except snIdsyl al
TO- T. NJ viii receive and discharge Passengers At Al the
principal stations ..r...,z=. 49,.
A. Nj Express Train at e:25 a. NJ; Accommodation Train
at 6:jV 2. NJ. BY order OF
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I,ee's Commercial Academy.
NO. ao6 X4iLY STREET, (G'f, SZ.4I1S9 ~.

no. goo AtLkf oIIf4sLs ~ W. W,
AVID LEE Principal and Instructor-llie most sSPe
rieucr and successful DFttctledt instructor ~
keeping by Double Entry, In the United states. ~.
Terms fer entire course Of bS0A'AesPi"s 1 -
rsonired from three to six weeks according to Tie
capacity and attendance Of te pupil instruction guar
anlrtd.
We tie undersigned recent graduates OF Lees Son'
meFcinI Academy hesation IN aylng
Iieye he has superior as an instructor IN is
accounts as applied Commercial OF any
s nRst-rlT knowledge OF Foreign anu DoulesuS oui
mess Is 4 guaranty to his pupils that they WI
nstruced 10 eyefy branch Of Commercial EdgeaIou
ms Commercial calculations, applcAble 10 EoLeIsl 14
Iouestjc ExehanEes-to Interest and
n PoreiVu eurrsuefes dollars and cents anu
Tertlng them into their orig nai elements VIC u'
and unsurpassed By other instr q, ,+bt-,,
Analytical, and Tue ~
he eonyeya the instruction seekinss tnee ei W.
unqualified APPRECIATION -, .a,t.. o,,r friends
We most ehterfully regommend and aaNlSe GU. tI
AMI fovcItiEeu who desrous OF ACQUIRING
5v ~ TlooI eunE and Commercial accounts IN
most perfection, practically and theoteueoHS' ~ S
Mayer y {9 Lee. ROBERT B. NOLAN,
w. W. SHTRIVER, Jr., I. u. IL ~, t.fn,,.,-
E. D. CARR, JOIN ~ VI n; S4-A4''
STEPHEN W, RICE, g0SdA El,I =, HSA'N'e-'''
CONRAD A. GAUSl " - n; 6 o. csPp
". ". BERRY, o. ~. y SAte'e'
iy24-2Wd ----------
SEWING MACHINES.
r ITAv1 IN. AGENCY for Excelsior Sewing Maehtnes p[te
$50 or $500 be seen a. my 70 oe1
Of Market In operation saturday ron II 70 rIIsSS
TAs and washington Reeorter copy to amt OF u eael
TPICI1 1S;5s A. ven As others ahould take notiee ina
MI tisy can and the largest stock Of wall
lndov- pnners Fffe Prints be found in me eUs a. -
low rates A. eisevheFe Eastor West AZ t9s ~,
wan Paper House 81 tmySol ! X " AAsNs : Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

TnE RIvEa-The river was falling very rap
idly yesterday, and when we say the packets
arrived and departed as usual, ''aIi's told"
There were nine feet water in the channel,
last evening at dark, and falling
The Convoy will go to Pittsburg in a few days
for repairs, Some of her planlls are considera-
bly, worn.
The j. b. Ford will leave for Cincinnati and
Louisville tomorrow evening.
Since the memory of the oldest boatmen, we
have no record of a coal.boat tide in the Ohio
and its tributaries in the middle of August
Such, however, is now the fact. Also fact
that the Ohio, the beautiful river, is nayiga-
bic stream the year round, and that it hasre
deemed itself from the SANDERS heaped upon it in
by-gone years.
The Dan Converse has got into trouble At
Sioux City, where she is running as a regular
Paeketto Omaha. \ few days since, while en-
route to Fort Randall, her crew deserted her
because they could not get their wages. The
boat also purchased heavy bill Of Groceries at
Sioux city, aud refusing to pay for the same,
writ was issued and the boat was attached for
the debt
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ReaIth and Strength must inevitably fol-
low it's Use.
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N4RSEILLES And FRENCH IIQU4.
WE have this received several pieces Of those de-
w sirable goods for BaSques and Nantes.
iva IiEISK ELL & SWEARISGES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

cAsK Of AruOlds Fluid, containing quarts, pnts and
l half pints, just received Mt o, oo,,
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
BY I. M. HUMPHREY.
wHErLIsc. August 10. 1857

Skirtlng ...-.-.-...si
Calf, y doE .....- S2ta2s
Upper, 3 d9 9T;;r $50
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Timothy, 2 ton......-..1G,0o
Glover. ..-.... 6,uu
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, 2 h........ -....b!9
DrS.............-.- ...... IL
Calf, green ..........-.-..-l ~
dry....... ..........&U
sleepSEins. -. ......25G26
e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

PREPARED ny DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT sClESII- |
Il. NIc.I Discovery anil daily working cares almost
great believe. II cures as II my magic tts1 uSrs
nuir 70 cure any kind Lre Complaint from te worst
jatdis or Dyspepsia 10 common headache, all of which
80 Liz.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

TToR Fine Soaps Perfunery, Hair OILS Brushes of every
variety Combs and Fancy Articles generally, call ut
ir1n !. - = Y - J. T.. WILSON q CO.'S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

SEl4SON4BLE IND SCl4RCE GOOD&
have t ay opened some beautiful styles OF Black
Wv Lace Nantes also, job lot OF low priced Msntes
Jys hElskELL : sMEAHlNeHH.
- AkD4NhSS-A 4@' Sc 80 'N DREW DRAKES,
Nj No. 8 Washington Han.
49,. T1 StAt''A- - w A. EDWARDS 4 BRO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-08
Manufacture Of Combs.

It is said that the greatest comb
manufactory in the world Is In Ab3r-
deem. Scotland There are thlrty-slx
furnaces for preparing horns and tor
toise shell for the combs, and no less
than one hundred and twenty iron
screw presses are continually going
in samping them. Steam power Is
employed to cut the combs lhs
coarse combs are samped or cut out
two being cut in one piece at a
fine. The fine dressing combs, and
All small tooth combs, are cut by hpe
circ,,Iar saws. some so flee as to cut
forty teeth in the space Of one inch;
and they rerort five hundred va
rieties ofcombs made, and the aggre-
gate number pIoduced, Of all these
different sorts of combs is about y
100000 anpually--a quantity that. if
laid together lengthwise, would eS-
tend about seven hundred miles.
The annual consumption oil OK horiis Is
about 10000, and the annual con-
sn,nption of hoofs amounts to 4OO,-
O00: the consumption of tortoise she'll
and buffalo horn, although not large,
is correspondiagly valuable. A hoof
unasrroes eleven distinct op'rations
before il becomes finished comb.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-08
AHEN STORY.

One Of those peculiarly slab sided,
gaunt Yankees, which the prolific
soil down East produces in abun-
dance, lately emigrated and settled
down in the vicinity Of Chestnut
Hill. He was the very picture of a
mean Ylakes-but as he put
himself to work in good earnest to
get his house TO rights, the neighbors
willingly lent him helping hand.
After he got every thing fixed accor-
ding tohis notions. thought struck
bim-he could borrow. He went to
ii neighbor and accosted him:
"WaD, reckon you haint got no old
hen nor noihin', YOU would lend me
Cor few weeks?'
Il will lend you with pleasure,
replied his neigbb6r, picking one Of
the finest in bis coops. The Yam
kee took the hen home, and then
went to another and borrowed DO,
Zen Of eggs. He set the hen on the
eggs, aud in due course of time
she ha:ched out dozen of chick
ems. The Yankee was again puz>
zle die could return the hen but
how was he TO return the eggs. An
other idea, aud who ever saw a Yam
kee without QUE came to his relief
= he would keep the hen until she
laid n dozen eggs. He then return
ed-the ben aud the eggs to their res
pective Understanding as he
did so:
"Wall. l guess I've got as fine a
dozen of chickens as you ever laid
your eyes on, and they didn't cost
me cent nut6er."
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TO- N-EMz gAYE7TEVLE -gEnh lpTRSDlY, OCTOBER 5, 1857.
Cape Cod, takes him at one hundred

Cape Cod, takes him at one hundred
and seventy-fve."
.The bid WAS mine," said the Sc
cond bidder, land | insist upon it,
The contestant WAS a man living
lin town, and the aactioneer thought
that for prudential reasons, it would
be better to let the beast 60 out oil
town, if he had strength to ct out,
so he gravely decided that Dr. Small S
bid WIS the one he had heard. and to
whom he had knocked off the bargain.
So anxious was the disappointed
man to procure the horse that he of
fred the doctor fifteen dollars Cor his
hargain, who inf ormed bim that he
could not trade. The price, he said.
was not much to him; he wanted a
horse that would 90 quickly, and as
he had got a good he he should hold
on to him.
The money was paid over and the
animal delivered to the purchaser.
who procured a wagon and harness
and started for home. in the hope Of
reaching Cape Cod in about two
hours. About The length of the time
after he had left. horse was head
moderately approaching the stable,
and the face of old White Foot was
seen once more in the precinct.
"Well," said the doctor, as he
got out of the wagon, Il want to do
now what | should have done beforn,
ask about this horse. Who knows
any thing about him? This arlysr-
tisement say" holding up a copy
of the Post, aud reading the descrip-
ton =" that he has been bis mile In
side of three minutes: now l. should
like to know when
Not more than three weeks ago
he did If, replied Topple; Il saw him
myself. "
"Nherc, for goodness sako?' said
the doctor
"0n the down grade of the Rut-
land Rliro:pd, in freight Car, re-
piled the imperturable Topple.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-08

VIM. X. Foster, of Lowell. some
twenty-seven mouths since, Ind the
whole of one olbow;joint torn out by
an accident. He was taken to the
hospital, where the surgeons proceed
ed to saw off the fragmentary bones,
shortening them some two and half
inches, and then uniting them, so as
to make new joint. Strange as it
may seem, the wound cid we'll aud
healed, and Mr.. Fos' er has a good
elbow-joint arm. He moves the
ioint with perfect ease, though not
quite SO fully as the other, anl ear,
as he says, hold out twenty-five aud
a half pounds with his hard at arm 8
length.