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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-05
cHUKII4lss OF WHEELING.

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For the Information visiting the city VS. pub
, III. following list Of the Churches, and their
time and place Of meeting. II there are any niStakss'Ns
vll make the necessary correction With pleasure:
q Nattgei5s EliseeldEtun, Corner Monroe and Byron
trees Rev T. + rEEAiSs, Rector; morning services lo
o'clock, evennE,'. ia ,,,-...,
.csnd Centre Wheeling, Rev. G.. K WAASKE, Pastor;
morning services 1Oli o'clock, evening, ~.
,s. IresEEteriu Ekv. Il. Ii. WEEb, Pastor, Fonfthst
S,Werr quincy morning and afternoon
Prs.Gg gteG, Webster street, between NAM anu
Market Crntre wLeelps services morning anu
aird EresJgteriaR, Filth street. between Chestnut ana
Tabst wheeling, Z. WOODS Pastor, ssFNl-
SsG morning and evening.
Eotl Ire.gyisrta,,, .PArlL, PastOr Mslns.rest
Between Washbslon aud Adams sts services morning anu
evening. .e= s=s
Pastor Fourth street between Monroe and Quincy
usrnng aud evening. sss 1se2
Hort treef Nsliodfst BptscOpai, REOEn Pastor
ornri Market ana Eor st., North wheeling; services
morning and evening.
sgDrue street Welsodtst EptscoPdl, Rev. T. H. MoS'
or PASTOR ChApne street, between FIRST and seeona
Csutre wheeling; services morning and evening
So.M Wheeling Y. 4. CAEreh, AeV. a. srE'ASs yll
tas.or; services morning aud eveaing.
EAssiiHV EsEaad Chapel, Wheeling l'iAAd' As'. =
Z, wtsVs, Pastor. -. ...5-
Chape street wsIsttr and Third, Centre Wheel
In- ''''' 80
- J,is,ss Catl,ir0E Roman Catholic. IT. Rev. BsaoP
RX WiIkLix, Fi street, corner Of hamPdeAi services
orning snd afternoon.
i,oedtt Reraed, Rev. J, T. MectrHE' Pastor
ofBarkrt and Jefferson ss morning and
I,ta,i,,s - -. C,lay street, between Ftth and
Ixh ,tr.r,,, and ev veninE. IS r-
,eile's Alarkrt street, Webster and Third.
csAst w1ssins' services lo'@ II ths 'a0tniaF Ana "a
S.as.,,,eI ryos.staat. Rev. j. Hrryrn Pastor, Clay
,,r-s, .,.,y,. s,,,l, E.st yyheslnS.
zio,r 8saEgetie.il LUAstidn, Rev. ?. ztNsNEHNAN'
a,or M,1ss street. IS ebster and Third; OentFs
1.,,ss,i,g. ..,yi.es morning and evening.
y;t S.,,a,,u,s5 5I,uIbry street between Market and
.,sh, =
IL" ,...,,.,,,,, I,,Iop =Yan Main street, betWeen
"''N'e'' , az tnorplpr
''''''s -''' S''''-'' 1-ss5
ODD ETI.I. .C1wS' DIRECTORY
-. -. -hrr.,,.v
Str%anA~n L'es.Ae ~ ,ts
JAars W. NoOnH, \. O.; B. Y. Carr, Secretary. Gag
RrunIsIIn Lodge no. 1:S.-Neets as aboNeeVery
49,. e..a,a1 j. YnFxcH. n. O.; ~. p, No
Ipoh'.-y .si'l-!s se.sI.t! e.elirE. -
wm. Tell Ledge Ne. sa-1Mss'' .'as9.s eve sgs,
SstaSs. "I+Is,srs Secretary. - 80 sr-T
whee'InE lodge Ne. 09.-Meet' every Monday
evening" ai me nan sSsl'sr ="
7. SloS40Ax, =. g.; JoAa 1AooHfn' sesrstaFy.
p"1Sta so. . :, NJ. n :,
SfJI,'s.y SSEs... Ene.mPrsut Ne. 1.L,i.... !. III,
a Market and Nohroe streets the r' tAirs
TgsIaay sysnHs.o1 each 'a9P'A' No MASH 'of !"
Wm. Teii I.nenmpus cut No. s4.-Nesss .
above tie ae,pd aud 5artA Tuesday eveninEs Of eaei
month. NrznI KUrEn. Q. p; GhqA Lo"g, Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
-, .,,..,, :, W..o,,o Hall
"a ,'s,... (, ana ~ :, Mon ,Iss
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80 .ISItl,sE. ElISSI III E,ss.li..I, d
GoEDEN BEE HIVE sT6. q.
lo ll74aN1AIN ts5tt.... NV E9EfNilf&t3.

EGoEDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
~ l74tEs1A1fS IS t'SS.ls w t7ESf&tT&V3
laillsf4 IA NN.E'1 4if2sEAs IR4D DEeifa
is s Y s5 III r. s
0TE;y ssos,,s yasss,, is q esIf.
t sss Ss s sf5 5Fs lsfSss fI pre-
B50sO00 w 0f31sEIae e1f'G O6SS.:ss
ReiBl isstdi sfss MOST bEstR i6ss. itiid
EstaetssieB s eSpt choice a0oiisithGs nave
g ssas s.ss9 Il
SI hSs SsSt Iaaks
general s ss e ss
ths late hseyy FlSs g ~ Cotton bY
Ppstl assll directiy rom lie sfd Aana
~ & ne e; 3psf,Sea
exSs4s q BY no 1nilhr house @
+ sas
t. ss' vss 5i2fs ey ss s9Iss i oJ
m 900 50 FrenCh aIstihess, oashnieEes tohSa i2
SiA sssF so.0r
In str1Es.l % asti5serss ANA De
s 6asaSs 6eBases, bEI6es ss aud PTihts aad
GJqtl nalusSttcstu eidg ms llisi
u mol II any .ouSs In
They have laid IN their With sIeS eIoset enSh
shalI Se wanting TO latus1 = iiF ~
l5s sst es
The ppittd stats to soN gS6aSS
Gars Hotels and peGta for custon1eTS, fi3 fs5,5rT
t7A ~ syson Gald, Ftims IN asese Frsthsfs.
49l2..i s.,t .-re1i II f,risisih h1atsi 5Ii5 10
:2.,o ENC coggEAEE ~ ;4 AsIERIoAN MANHFAQIUREhI
i4.9ll ss4ey Writing VIuid. 3jAio 1i al
Ss ss5iSt Ef IL bee PFS
s in's sH loE preferred p the ar
the past year twenty thousand quart pntb0R
es together Nth smaller sizes aye been soIa
% 4nREehAntsh Ctasin1atI E6uLgVi Plts-
Buffalo geyeland Detroit, TeTra Hape, LafayeS,
HinecnntS IndilnA Evansville
Naslyle, Memphis ST Louis EeIees
and Ee Orleans. has aleo a he ssste D
paunsnts o. Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi ICha
tSksn three nrs class Inspte
and Loaiss ard Pr&e aIe-
asis Is State Paiss held les. Fall
Tbs slseY'9E leSEstsHts Ee lnses
toters using AtDods IrE, have pafeh8Sed d. Bt
sfrs Writing P!tsi; oq aid
Hank OF FlrEinis Merchants MeSh6ples'
Bang 9I hen Heslns Crescent
Baltiaiore aud SchIo Railroa9 tIlre
Itoset Kelly, HplpERy 6 Cos; Russell cAfes;, ,6UTd6n.
&iat'hegs Coz; T. Sseehcy Son; Daahs coSEiil ottG
Boy; E2yd 0tt; Oliver JHs Etbus Cog laml
ocs6 tI.1sfbufSs, .S,isit l!isss-g y iilaI
NShtei:5S . eSVeIry ksfIver and a-lnfet v are,
iyzI isf sEeSlecltsS q c. 6lc.iita SstS asui1t
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'r6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1CTTERs concerning adyettslng other q
the lntgsheeT should Se addressed 70
te editorial department Of the PaPeI
,,si be addrsse E0rs Jolnty, OF 10 elmer one
CSTfgpondents writing for publication, VIII please write
Sny On oiT Of ~ oSe rules viii greatly obliEe
and ssenre prompt attention to correspondents
/ y iisht OtheEE2e receive
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-05

pinnes 81 ru pliinSs nd Ace5rdsons tuned
and other kindsFof
oE1 Ali goods warraitai, al this establishment i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-05

AsIreceYlns ankeep constantly on land a large Stock
of The etlsbrsssd HALlET, pAXIs 4 co . PIANOEs
Also, complete lSsprtment of btEL0DEOSS md
Primes nom the celebrated tnanuactOrfrs OF CRFkaFt
Aohna RntA p Alsb, lFplendedI q otn lt.
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49, = - 9f1I9 n II W U5INJ.
constantly Ing and keep hdd laFSe and
choice collection of Sheet Music Hooks
for every Kind Of InstrumSn's in use - III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-05

TO. l1e Main Street iwhscIing. va.
opening ofthe ftest and Iasast
Il OF goods In his line that hnS been broug this
city, Which will be sold aud Reta at price a.
low any house Mesr f5!s iii9f
Among his goods may be found Gold Silver Watches
rou The EnElIsh and Suisse 3adT
Lever Tatshass Clocks in nisrdat variety Including fa
ssT sSsSss 9s NJ S 1s
Beautiful JsTslry, p sets or coEal osaisI
Cameo, & STONE, IaS all JcWcIy. Also, AA
assostnent ofiSolt Std ated ehtapt
Fne poeket Cutlery, laGors, scissors Silver SApkil
Rings Gard Cases, Gold Pens, f&c. Every III
this ebsimen{ IL warranted to be goo
eds the rStGr1ie "A call spScfnly Solicited.
Inh26a tlsRtnn s one J.ony Tayior'ssi
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SITUATIONS GUAR ANTEEDI

Splendid Inducements TO those pho GfSt to
5( attend n SoDlapertiefs Collsgc.f tis7i
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Z. .9 rs GIIiIsI aTf.eA5fS5IO3

z77Zs-+-ssi 81 "a - ~. u
ge.3 giPI y An ). : 0iS,;; g S.; :, ,
~. . !. !. !. !.
f. T.. GA ReT tWliR l. I5GlHgT ,Siii
ts-a9lWHoLE5AnH AND RHTAILf 10
9bat DEALER INhis atofi zgf 1sti
lAnsie andi NIustcn y psIInm ents, Cutler!
.aifz 1.g Il and variety optls;, III lltrgy.Ys
tlinli NO. 126l NJ AIN IN STIfE11T.j Is o4i
AsIrtceiyns keep constantly on land large stock
Also sonpss 81 ma sEe1
nom the celebrated hanufactOries Of cafhaFt
SlAise 20 s.is I.t.s OF
l.,i--sfa 8ai'SFIEE5E NJ BSIC. 5i53fit p
amFonstanty and keeioh kGfl a large and
choiee cQsst9p OF Sheet Music Asos Instruction Hooks
for every Kind Of InstrunSnis s. nov in @ 5lf
IN connection withth above, largest stoein
pS9Ss e9Sng @ TTS
FlntinaEs AGUoHdeDnS PIutGs FGs FRseolets ClRfete
etc. In fast keep every article slOlspg to tho
P. s-suPped with IN at short
1otce1 Itlfthllu5eG yns---zsi1fi gGtlE1sEG iIFgi
lIsnn ell ara AceSrde6Tls tuned
and other
~ ali goods waiTaiitad3 al this estsbiisI6snta
ta9teS0! l5slaiaa SIC 5.-I-l.lla l.-sz - 9---
t'. tl's9.a SI54S-. n G. RsS.5 5a5a
Commercialjaa Math ematical
aiii. fa9g INST I9'iLJ'l1 e. 2. pas l13..
2Rsei4 hCoEUM43US, OHIO
Splendid inducements 10 those gcho uisls to
if fsf attend a GoDa17ertitk Collegc.
-
SITUATIONS. GUARAMTEEDI
7oHa ao3ll nay a.1pR, 8 1tsiaa d9agl.ig 9oi,
i,5 l.Issis.ui TUITIGN FRBEIfi g5o yh6 % /
s sUst NJ p X A 4 r a n, q L II 3 N rs
sI,o THosR WHO ENTER AIY INSTITUTE, on REMIT
y $5U, and titus 81 cure GUARANTEE fSOHoUAR4
ara t!ns before the LIST day of next September,
l1ynept in or Bal King as
With rneJ after their else thtS will
be indsnnIht the fun h6unt Of the ss paid for tGl.
tOnt and .thua realize uutlf.i lH 80 fssilQ ear
80 FREQ Tuition or faluCrnIi iSitunltous.ttl z
Graduates This Institution alInE responsi
lucrative positions rs Cashiers Book keepers and
Rail Office Clerks, drCnt sections ot country,
and being By bpAtres men to Graduates OF
Mercantile Col Hence the above uuparal-
eled Inducements which nothing but tile great Superiority
Of instruction and training OF my students for
fSs GaR been a 1retical
gecDalant ford ongGr period thdst day other aSheteg
IN the lgeSieis1 country. Il, lif5i Il - eifstIt Z
Address the undersig Tor further pai ticnlara
ifInv4 ti3 Nvta W. a. syASGS EEkf -
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Il. GA ReT WlR L CHIT .ifi
4wHoIE5AnH AND RETAIL 10

.91aat -DEALER lNhi e i.i99t zft fsif
1lnsIc andi NIuSiso d I Ifnln ents, ufIcrY
s.-ifzs No h and Vnrietys optls,, iltrgjfs,f
,litct5s NO. 125f MAIN STIR EIAT.f ,,53i
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So ,l'. & IRS5S,A q 5IE IR, 90 "a
Comme1cialija and Math
aes,i. fa4s INST I1'iU1I1.E.s z, 9as l1'.!
gs7oig tCoEUM8US, OHIO '5..5
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4 he l.ynchDurS Hose iItId ,Eft re qa nSprnnCe
lGoniptlny of Ayncll bnriC, Gn. .5.,..t.'F5
tAPITAL $lUJOuU will take risks and promptly adjust
~ and pay Iosses.EH ~ {hyAi. pSELBY, u
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L,1Eaa,IE2 9B Tx OENNII. 8.

IS tisJs e1Velry IsfIv rtlnd a-ilte y are,
tll ,iss af I'm AlecItS' q G. tNs!i; ssisf l5api
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$ d VI NE I q ] r 4 !. a=E = IN NJ. s. j.
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2lsra a,,gll aay s7.giQR, 1lsiia i9agi.is 59f
~ i,.,t...ll-nf TUITIGN FREHIN. no Yfs %
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For the Information Of visiting the ely'Us pub
,l IN. foouns list Of The dnerent Churches, and thet
t and Mace OF meeting. IGthere miStakss' VI
vlnmak. the necessary correction With pleasure:
q NdtL4et5's, EIisce1dEda, COrner Monroe and Byrol
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-05

Train lsaVe avenna at 500 A. NJ stops
at WY stntons, and arrives AZ Cleveland at9:t5 A. NJ
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mi Life Insurance -5J.sg j, ,li
ii mo Enitsd States is fhsSranrs dnnnitS 4 Trust
Estimated value Of annual premiums. 81 2Y4 pO
whseng Jan. g7 lsst-zT3au2s Val SsHi 81 SAtg Agent
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sThis route passes through Lexington, Ianeaster Cir
clsvlle, Wilmington and harrIRthc richest
and most beautiful part OF Ohio. ~ 7g+7 In.
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#gi Insure your Property ota|
IA AND sSA " iYOLii iEhR8lFGSlBI ASSURING :
90 Win. T. seiby, 1nsuT ancee a gent. ~ ~ 4
VIII Fire Marine risks in the Insurance Company
OF the Valley Of Virginia iti1l eEs ii.if9'ia
: capital 100000 81 fls.-l 4la
all paid in, and invested with surplus. ff !.
NHTILL also applications for Life Policies, In the
IVY United States Lie Insurance Annuity and Trust Con
pany Of philadelphia. ...-..,.eg u .t,,,..,.
Estimated Value of Annual Premium s20iU6
aus9 Once at Tsllant Delapntna Store Man ST..
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Accommodation Train leaves at 4I5 p NJ, for
q !. = WtlsvilIe stopping at an Way Statlois sf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16

forever Inquiry into Ibis atroeious n.
fair Is 70 be made immeaiatelv. and -.
lice done alike to the physician and ,bo
paiiehE VI .
Members have already taken the mat.
tee N haud, and It will probably come
before the Legislature ear " iu the wesL
Inc unfortunate victim OF this instance
OF professional and oflicialIviolepeei had
been sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for manslaughter, under eiroum-
stances somewhat peculat. he had pro-
teoied = poor emigrant girl an steam.
boat from ihe insults 5f some wrs,ob
and was followed to his roo6bv ,bs baf'
lied villain, who threatened RS l;fo wo.
nancing him with drawn.ksife till he
IN selt'deience, struck the man unon ,be
head With bar Of iron, and killed him
p was arrested on The chafps of nan.
slaughter and through tlfe Stupiditv Of
bis attorney induced to plead guilty sbd
was accordingly. sentenced TO IN. short
esq term Of imprisonment for that offence
known to the law.
The physician" ougbtto be burr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
The Fuel Famine Independent
Farmsers

Tho enormous cost Of fuel IN Cincin-
natl snd other wosiarn coal burning Cit
les has reduced the poorer classes to the
most dreadful exiremoties Beds, tables
and every species Of furniture are con.
umod to supply the want. Coal is worth
from 60 to 75 cents; or moro than pota-
toes or meal. Tho most strenuous ef.
forts are now made to relieve tho city,
and they may bo successful. Large coal
fields exist in almos. every direction, and
It is only the result otsheorest negligence
that Il has not been transported to the
city in time to aver! such = calamity. IL
Millions Of bushels might be brought in
during the spring. summer and fall, by
The river, and aS much moro by the rail.
roads. a. all times Of the year, The les
son they have learned will probably do
them good.
In contrast with tho mi series Of the
citizens Of cities and large villages, III,
Independence comfort and happiness the
Farmer is onviablo. The poorest farm
h'nd has abundance Of good hickory Of
maple 70, his ample fireplace. Ills lar
der FULL secluded from the wrangliul
and strife Of trade, from the tirelesI
tongue Of SANDER and gossip. and will
all the aids to happiness and comfot
about him, Such a lot would reconcil,
almost any man TO tho occasional expos
ures to which life Of agriculture sub
subjects the countryman.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
squatter Sovereignty Again In
Congress-,

Read the following from the House
proceedings Of Monday;
The Committee on Territories have
prepared report adverse to the petit
tion Of the citizens Of Carson Valley,
asking for the annexation Of that portion
Of Utah Territory to California. One
Of the reasons for refusal is that Cali
fornia is too large already, and would be
moro unwjeldly by such An extension
Of its boundaries. The committee be-
lieve that some measure Of wider scope
is necessary to effect cure Of the
evils Of which tho citizens of Carson
Valley complain. viz; Mormon oppres-
sions, and accordingly recommend the
passage Of bill now on the calender
for the prevention and punishment Of
bigamy. This, they add. would remove
the moral and political pestilence which
makes Utah the scandal Of the American
people The committee on Territories
have also prepared an unfavoable re-
port in the petition for the organization
of territorial government in Arizona,
in the Gadsden purchase
The bill now on the calander for the
suppression Of bigamy viii knock,the wind
out Of Douglas, Cass, and other squat.
ter sovereignty demagogues most effect
ually. The inhabitants of Carson Valley
desire to be annexed to California for the
purpose of escaping the pestiterous insti-
tutions, slavery and polygamy. which
festler around the margins of Salt Lake.
The committee prefer removing the in
siitutions themselves which render Utah
a stencil in the nostrils Of civilization.
The result will be that the equatter
sovereignty hobby-ridors will dodge,
sneak of, from their nasty bantliug.
We are anxious too soc the bill tested.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
The Drad Scott Case,

= The Supreme Court Of the Uaited
States with the exception Of Judge Cur
tis Of Mass. and Judge Mclean Of Ohio
have, it Is understood, come TO q concla-
sion on the question involved IN this
case, and will probably decide The follow
ing propositions:
lsk-> This temporary residence Or tran.
sit Of a master with his slaves through a
free State does not enlitle the slaves to
freedom.
9nd.--Congress cannot prohibit slave
~ in the Territories Of the United
States. The ordinance Of 1887 and She
prohibition Of 1890 are therefore uncon-
stitutional and void
3rd.-~slavery may exist legally in any
Territory of the United States unless
prohibited by Toritorrial Law.
The result Of this decision can easily
be imagined Let the slave-hclder come
to Ohio, New York. Pennsylvania, or
any Of the North Western or Eastern
States with his slaves, and rebellion will
instantaneous snd invariable. The citi-
zens Of Seneca County viii not permit
gang Of chained slaves to pass through
her bordors,O or stop stop few days in our
midst. Iftho government, in accordance
with this decision seaks TO protect slave
holders in Ohio. she must come with a
well acquipped army, and expect to back
the courts at the expense Of civil war.
The other points need no comments
They have been fully discussed during
tho last campaign and are well under
stood The shareholders now have the
government and both houses of Con-
gress, pledged to this policy, and finally
our only hope, the purity Of the court
has been blasted Let this decision be
made as is anticipated, and we will have
a feeling engeudered in the North by The
insrlt end outrage heaped upon them
which 1t is better to understand than ex-
press. The slave-power had better be-
ware. II Ohio isto DO made highway
for slaye-gangs, an indignent people will
pluck up the whole damning system Of
tyranny, root and branch.
The people are inctodulous concerning
the immense powe. the Shareholders have
within two years acquired in TIE govern
ment, and will scarcely believe the bru-
tai expressions and prosecutions of the
people Of Kansas during the last year and
a half, Let this decision be made and
come home to us, and fasten itself on the
understanding by ocular demonstration,
and we will have a..reOly worthy free, md
fearless people.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
outrage in tho Penltenllaru.

The following statement is from the
Columbus correspondent of tbe Clncin-
natl Gazette
There is current here shocking story
OF an outrage committed in tho Psniten-
tiary, One Of she eonyicts, it seems, was
afflicted with weakness or soreness of the
eyes. and after being urgently importun-
81, allowed physician of the institu-
ZION to operate on one of them. Blind
ness Of tho organs ensued; aud when,
some tims ago, the physician desired to
experiment upon the remaining eye, the
convict refused TO permit him, believing
that he would destroy that also. There
upon the physician ordered his refractory
patient to be held, and against his will
performed an operation on both eyes,
The result is that bo;h eyes are now blind
--and the convict whose term Of impris-
oument expired about three months aeo.
is still in tho penitenliary, without
friends or money, and deprived Of sisht
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The Flower Queen will agan be pre-
senied tonight, At Webster IIPl, with a
variety Of other pieces
CoNcRRr LAST Nfenr.
Tho performance Of the Flower Queen
fully equalled the expectations formed Of
IL. II is a delightful fantasy. When the
y oung ladies sang
avs are the flowers,
The bright spring aoWora."
Wa really thought they were
the sweetest looking flowers we had seem
Prof FoorE is a charming singer. II
would add ffly per cent to our hours Of
amusement and mental improvement to
have him a citizen Of our place
Messrs Kennedy, Morehouso. Pcaso, &
Dr. sapp sang the Three Roguos' to
admiration, producing shouts Of meui-
ment Several other humorous pieces
were produced Not having time TO re-
port them We ro;or the reader to the Hall
lto.niuht.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
Blessings Of Southern ArlstooraOy,

Those lovers Of ease, whose lack of
principle and plentitudo of Incidence leads
them to admire Southern institutions
have before them a specimen of the
sweets Of the institution hich now rules
our country. Witness the executions,
police regulations, and evidences Of the
utmost CONSERVATION which prevades the
South. Furry, panic, quaking night
watches, belts filed with bowie knives,
chambers furnished with pistols, appear
in every portion of the South. The peo-
pie are ridden with four millions Of night
mares, the hours Of darkness through
The stakeholder, so far from securing
for himself and for his family that soft
and lassitudmous enjoyment, the desire
for which is his moving principle, is sur
rounded by unseen perls, and is the con-
ant victim of uameless approximations.
His retainers cannot meet for prayer or
for pleasure without alarming him. a
poor bardworking la5orer cannot look
sulky, but his Muster sees in that black
face a general instruction; Northern
newspaper, arriving at the Post Office, is
savagely squiuted at, as if it were an in
fernal machine; and the very chit chat Of
the store and the tavern is scrupulously
sifted in search of Abolition sentiments.
The great house is tremulous with alarms,
and stands in dread of the humber quar-
ter-houses,. There is a revolution plan,
ming in the garret, and agun-powle r-plot
in the cellar; Betty is putting arsenic into
the soup in the kitchen, and Sam is secre-
ting rusty musket in the stable.
When it is remembered that these are
no visionary chimeras, but fears well
founded, which may at any hour be real
lied, we can imagine the blessings o.
southern ease.
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Meteorological.


The coolest day during 1856 was Jan.
9th, when the thermometer sunk to 20
deg. below zero. The hottest day, July
18th. was at o5 deg. We had 90 sunny
days. 60 rainy days, . snowy and rainy;
total. % stormy days We had 60
days "oloar as a bell" 46 cloudy. 80
clouds and sunshine, and &c partly clear
and partly cloudy. The year contained
366 days, being 9 hours longer than its
three predecessors or successors.
March and December were of the same
average temperature, "a deg. above zero
April same As October, 55 doc. May
same as September, ca deg. June same
as August, rs deg. July hotlett, 7og
deg. and January, ooldesl. 2la deg, or
0 deg below freezing point
The difference between the coolest day
and tho hottoAt day was 10 deg. greater
than the difference between ice and boil.
ing water.
However cold it was las. wiOlor, the
summer made it up in heat, for She
mean temperature Of 1856 was only one
degree colder than that of 1855, one be-
ing 5' deg. and the other 81 deg. above
zero II the year was of near an equal
temperature al the time, it would have
been about the same as April and Oct
ober.