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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

AMOS LEE, EsQ MoNfmHT, a., writes, ~ II JahaAry,
lSai ~ had tedious thlurnla, which confined me- IT,.
doors ll1 weeks took mauv medicines without relief ANAL
" tried your PufuhlLb by the advice u our Clergyman.
The sl dose relieved he iufensls In nv throat and lungs;
lees than one half thsbne made me completely we'll Your
medicines are tie cheapest we'll the btst buy,
and Se r'ts. you, Doctor aud your fsnS, a' the poor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

PROF w0OD-iIavlhg experienced the magic effect NJ
your Hair Restorative, drop you this mon the subject
AbOut tuD years agI my half commenced falling ~ and
turning uray vas fast becoming bald. Imet friend WhO
hal used Restorative, and spoke highly Of s VlF.
lar.i induced 10 try Il, although had but little faith
thAd before tried 90 many other Etmedlrf IcOmmeneeh
using your Restorative Ia January last few applications
fastened hair FIRMLY Il began % M up grow out, and
turned back TO It, former color lAek A. thl, time u
uy restored 10 It, original color, health aud appearance
and chgtTlully Recommend ~ USE 70 VI,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14
Piano NOTICE

NPESED THIS DAY, another lot Of ChickerInV snns
~ Piano Port which claim to he SUPERIOR any other
brought 10 this Market all the gAS and wind
about other makers over strings and gold medals into hr
bargain
We respectfully call on those who want an instrument
that be relied on, and at price to come and select
street.
!ssJ J. MEILor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14
RALR N NENTLE.NEINl

TAKE pleasure In Informing nv friends and nA,Fsna and
The citizens u Wheeling Generally, that have Jusl TV
erlvgd ny spFns and Summer stock Of ClohS CAanrFrs
ans Vs'tlnf together uh full assortment d Oehia FUR
ulthlhg 0oada.
Nv stock has been selected win EFeat care from the hes,
New YOrk and Philadelphia markets The STILES are very
nr and ~ 10 quality thev second to none being II ne
der aud n short notice, 10 The latest and moot approved
style and hest manner.
good q guaranteed In al eNSss or M sale, nv
J. u, BTALLMYN, Merchant Tailor,
ara No, . wAShlngtahiiaII.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14
MEDICAL.
AYERS
CHERRY
P E CTORA
ron THE RAFtb cuRR OV
COl,tla. gOUCllA AND
uOAlsHlsN ~.


DhiHHrib, MaiI., 9Nh Dee. IS
b. J. Q, AVRAi-i DO not hesitate n az
lhe besi remedy ! ever found Tor Coughs,
lloaPltneas, inhuenfa, nnd The cARc0mllanl
tymp,qmh u cold, !, yuur CnuAAI PuCiO.
hAt. ita constant use 10 ny practice ani
NV family fogthe lA1t zen years has shown
u 70 potssai superior vlFinta iOF ne treat,
meat u ihegl complaints.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

Probably no one remedy been known which
cd 30 many anil such dangerous this Some no Nv
all eOni reaeh but even to those the CHEAAT PEeIo
RAL affords relief aud comfort.
AsfuR liOrsE, New York City, MaFeh5, 1855.
Dh. ATER, LOWsu lferl Il duty aud pleasure to In
form YOU What your CHEnaT pRcORAL has done for my W
She had bren i've months lAbOTng under the lAngtrou,
symptoms VI Consumption, from which aid could pro-
sure rave her much relief She steadily falling, unit
Dr. strong Of this city, WhrTe We have for advice,
commended atrial VI your medicine. We bless his kindness
We do your skill, for she has recovered from that day
She not yet ~ strong she used to be, but Is free from
hsF cough, and calls herself we'll.
Yours, with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, % sHELBTviLLE.
C0HMmpCea do not despair til you have tried ATERs
CRERRT PEctURAL. Il Ii made BY Of the best medical
chemists In the world and It's all round brspgak the
rlgh merits " it, virtues. hlddGlpdid LSdgsr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

A. A, RAMSEY, ". n, ALBioR, MoNAoH couNTT, Iowa
writes, Sept g. iH6, "DuFnR my practice VI many years
have found nothing Equal 10 your CRRuRY PrcToRIL for
nR ease and relief to consumptVo patients, curing tuc
- are euFahls."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

We might add volumes Of evidence IN, the mos, eOnVnc
InEPrOOi Of the virtues Of this remedy found liz eject
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14
FALL AND WINTER STOCK

BEG to invite the attention Of my friends and customers
tony very extensive and sdprTb stock u Fail and Win
ter Goods, nov received and arriving from tbs Eastern c
ties, cOnslstingOf
4 choice A,lSrIiOn II
FANCY CLOTHS OF ALL COL0Rs,
CASSIMEHES
OF the finest quality, nnd in every variety.
NESTlNGS
" beauty excellence and magncrnee entirely beyond de-
cTptOn Trrrthtr with large and splendid Of
GENTLESlENS' FURNISHING GOODS
Gentlemen desrv handsome suit and good it, will Do
Urllio give nea call All orders will he attended to with
promptnesS, and every attention given to insure
TO all WIN may favor the with their patronage.
TllOS HUGHES,
No. IS cor. Monroe Water ats.
'rlh:im Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14
Chicago, H., May 1, 1854.

MLTnRb, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. II, 1855,
PROF. o, J, WOUD-DrAF Sir! take pleasure In braF'
Ing voluntary testimony 10 the ma.io effects Of your won
eFil Hair Restorative. A. far back ~ 1871, my hair com.
nverd falling OF, until the top of my sralp became bali
aud smooth glass, and has continued 10 fall Tor great
many years, notwithstanding have uSrd many celebrated
p pAAona for TrstOFaon erelng your Advertisement,
Uas induced to give article trial, and 10 my utter
tunlshmsnt, found, after few applications, that my hat
became rmly and assumed glossy and beautiful ap.
head vas covered with young anil vigorous growth Of
hair, which s from 10 two inches In length, aud
growing fast YOuIS, truly HENRY GOODRICH.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CuRE!!

THIS young gentleman Is now living In our mdstthOse
who know him will bear testimony that his surrings and
are eXAggrrRUn Some VI the pieces of bonc may
seen By calling at ~ Baltimore Etret-Othtrs In his
possession, Lgt tie Scrpeal hiH-he will testify that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

Health and Strength must Inevitably fol.
w its Use,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

IEIsKELL 1 swEARINGEN have manv new STYLES Of
Dress Goods, TalmRS, COaks &C. TO which they would
invite tbs attention Of purchasers Good articles low r
sss and TAR dealing may be relied on In ali cases.
now mas.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
A FRESH Iupply, Just received at the
"A noTiS BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

Revolvers! Firearms,
oUTLERii rXAgGEgY GooDsH
WOULD call attention 70 large and splendid stock Of
Ire3rms consisting Of Single and Double Barrlrd Guns
Colts, Aliens Marston's, and Warner RevnIvrrs and
great VARIETY of Pistols too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO-Astlenld stock Of Cutlery, Variety Goods, etc
TrusasS and Supporters In great VARIETY
~ kinda Of repairing done with neatneas and Dis
patch a. 7. CARTWRIGHT's
Cutlery, Variety and MnsL Store,
JCl0 l9S Main st.. Wheeling
DART1CCLAR attention Il called TO new STYLE Of lever
watch, seeTy part trhicA Is nGHufctqredin Amer.
Sed, which eased in every variety Of STYLE gold and silver
Ihesa watches SEeeWeled and ali warranted be correct
tme-keeperS.
PorsRle BY CPRROwN
msvt Washington Usu 400. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14

NV YOAE, Oct. 3, 1854.
PROF. o. J. WOOD-DcaF Sir: Alternating the advsr.
sement Of the New YORK journals, your celebrated
iiaF Restorative, procured halipnt bottle, and
much pleased with that continued hs for two months
and an satisfied II Is the best preparation before the public
Il vt once removed Nil danFu and unpleasant Itching from
the scalp and has restored my hair naturally, and, have
no doubt peTma' emily 90.
You have permission to refer 10 me, all who entertain any
,lonbl Of Its prrfoTming all that Is ClAlme, for 1t.
MISS PEEKS, 2GS GTssnWich Az.
have used Professor o. J. Woos Hair Restorative, and
have pdmlFed It's wonderful Effects. Il restored my hair
6here had fallen CT cleans the head, and renders the
hair son and smOOIh-,nuch more 20 than OIL
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, November l, 1884,
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietor SIG Broadway, n. Y. and
~ Market st., st. Louis.
pB-FOr sale In WhecllnRby
drc4- p-daw " ''' : RrIdre Corner.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-03-26
THE RETIRING ADMINISTRATION.

We find in the National MiciHpnccr Of
the 4th Instant, the following article, con-
tanning a well deserved tribute to the patri
otism, industry, and fidelity OF Tie late
President, and of the members of his cabi-
! net. 1t is an endorsement worth more than
ALE the .panegyrcs Of the party press, and
s,rikingly illustrates .l,c candor, moderation
and intelligence by which that excellent
journal las always been distinguished in
its course towards its political opponents:
In the process Of time, and i'll accordance
with tile rcquis,ion Of the Constitution, the
country is this day brought to contemplate
lhe term Of the Presidential Administration
i of Franklin Pierce. The executive powers
of which, during the last four years of our
national existence, lie has been the honorcd
depository, are about to be transmitted TO
the bands OF his veteran successor. AT
such period when SO many eyes arc strain
cdSto greet the rising sun, it is the Office, rs
well ofpatriotic soliclude as Of personal re-
spect towards the. retiring incumbent Of the
: Presidential CHAIR, to cast :, glance bacl,
uponthe results OF the Administration which
has now reached its close.
! Without entering for this purpose into
any minute reci;a! Of the measures and
principles which have given shape and color
to the political and public events Of the
:, lastafour years, we may safely venture to
say. that iii Hereafter tracing the civil and
material progress oc eoco,in,ry. the lris,o-
riam ofathe Unitcl States will he able to
discern That the Administration OF President
Pierce deserves to find IL place a'no,gtI,osc
periods whicl, lave contributed Their s!,a;,,
TO the general prosperity.
After due allowance made for that rccu.
operative cucrgv vl.irI, cm;,|'l'> Il you,,. aml
vigorous nation to thrive even in spite q!
occasional errors in o.: administrators OF
its public affairs, justice ~;.! Sill aSc'ibc 10
the Outgoing Government an active aud
o.. 80. 80. : a. - 20. ,.,. 80, u
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A YARN ABOUT GUANO.

although Some people may bc inclined
10 doubt the truth of the following yarn.
VIC ca" bring forward any quantity Of yvuvl,-
crs:
An old salt Of our acquaintance saws
that wllcn hc was in tl,, .ru;,,,o trade. h..
*ailc, in Il brig Which might lave been "A
tender to Noah's ark. On Il return trip
with Il load Of guano, the l,:,tclcs were left
open one night, and II Tremendous shower
wet the guano in the hold and produced the
lnost surprising effects. The tinbers Of the
"csscl grew and >proiitcd in all directions.
Dctwccn decks was IA complete bower. The
iorcc'slle bccamc al almost iinpenetraLle
thlckct, and tIio cabin Il beautiful arbor.Asa
The ruddcr post being made of white oak,
grew into Il " live oak tree, which afforded
a grateful shade to the man at the helm.
though he was sometimes annoyed by the
acorns rpttIing upon Ills tarpaulin hat. Tie
nasts became very imposing with their ev-
crgreen foliage, and, strange to relate, tha
t"retopmast which had been carried away
III gale, grew out again, and the altitude
of all the masts was SO much increased as
to render the brig extremely GRAMS.
The vessel had boughs Oh her stern. and
the figure head Speaking Hgurately,) was
rs full Of bows as Il dapciug ,naster. TLsts,
were obliged to prune: The bowsprit and
somo of7te other spars twice week. Tln,
quarter DECK was covered viii, slirubieyy.
aad tho cooks caLoos, rcscnbled q &fftilsti.
summer house.
Crab apples grew onNtlie pump haadls,
and cherry table in the cabin Lorss ;s.
Perhaps the most remarkable cirsuiI65 sSe.
occasioned by the stimulating and klstsliss
zing powerof the guano, was fLat q isseoek-
reaches On board became 50 lar, TINT slseyy
could get the anchor and make saiison
the bfiig Que Of sths os,issip Of .ths .cur,a.tt
laretiousl ,remark that sl,s sisht, eu. i. u
|4dltasgsd dbig, and came bsck Iais sSdrk.,s
e There " aothine like guano Il, zm.te
thiass grow, stt for stric. ,rlstf, s,,a v.n.c
.itysgiss ss apsaIIL ILaailnft wio' 3,..tays I,iro-
self. ont; On :; b'g yarn. ,s,;,. ssxss.
s bst litg :si.tasnrs Is 80 sntls;b sl,,r:er
|lissa tsieh listsl; fhe tas Of get,fug Ss,nk
lasts ahest ~, apisaeys which
eqasntl on ssbtQS i6st-i
lght md tlisnss aaas
5paaashre eonsecssd sislt II, w;lI grow ossi az
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WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE.


From the report Oh the t;nanvcs lately
made to the Senate 10y the SECRETARY vi tn.
Treasury, We have II statement vi the i'm
port OF foreign wine, hranv. ami other ,pir-
its into ths country, from, 1913 to 1886 in
elusive. From th, we cAlra..l tie. follow
ing particulars. The importation, for 1886
were as foilows Macr, Wine. 44.393
gallons; Sherry, J9S,332 wal!uns; Sicily,
lsl, 1914 gallons; Port, .Gl.alJ gallons,
Clarct, ,5lG,OIS gallons; "lir, lied Wine,
G07 1874 gallons; other WI1i" Wine, ,i1.
l:}5 gallons; Dramlv, l..i1,1l1 gailvus
Grtln Spirits, l,5S..l21 gallons; other
Spirits, 77l,GO4 eulol,s; Deer, .A.e aud
Porter, from England, 1H2.l3j gallons
from Scotland, 359,lS6 .aI"l.s = in all. g.
/ S54,5'o gallons, and Waited at S721G,73y.
/ ihe greatest importation ul Mr.lcira wus in
1850, 30J,i25 gallons, wien til. average
value WAS 80 cci!ts per gallon; tie smallest
IN 1911, when Tic average value WAS about
:l.9o pcrga!l"n. The greatest importation
"i Sherry Was III 1854, When the average
value WAS about GD cents per gallon; tho
smal!c,, in 1874 when ,,,,. .y,.r.,.,, ,.,r.
WAS :,|,,m 81 40 ,..r .,,,;,u 90. r..., H.,
laryc>, imu,,,,,;,u v,. i, ,s., -, ,c.
.eaIlons, i, I'm ;,y.r;,... v:l,,. ,f.z ,..,,, ,..
Gallon: ,I,,. s,u;,;ir,, i; ;H;- =, =, ...,,.
@; - ,,u,s ,,.r ,,,,l,,, 81; ,,.,., :, -.
r..st m,rr, ,,i,,, w:,> !, ,s.,, :, -n, c,.
gallons, IA, IN av,r:,... Of II cents u.r ,,,I-
lon; the smallest in 1877, sG.oSo w.Iuus.
at an ',vra=e Of - CEN, per gallon. or
i'r;.n''y. the arS.oti.npor;a.ipn WIS in 1853.
2,s54,33G gal!ons, at an :,,r,:.;. of 81 81
cents per :.!lull the SMALLEST III 1914. when
the value was about the s..n.
This Importation Of >i,ii;. is within about
onethirl as grc;,t IL, tie entire cyport of
Sea island Cotton, is but about o,.e-,hird
less than the export Of tobacco for 1856, is
more than three times us urc:,l u, lL. .u,;,,,
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1t is thought, ma ke their report before mid
summer; SO that at any rate, no change
will take place during this session Of Par
l'am"nt. From the known opinions Of Il
ma)oi'y OF the Committee, il is confidently
inferred that they vii! report in favor of -
maintenance of the le:'Liny provisions Of
the existing Law.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-03-26
THE OPIUM TRADE.

THE OPIUM TRADE.
The continuance OF the Opium Trade is
likely To be made the subject Of serious dis.
cussIon in the present Session of the british
Parliament. ~ large number Of petitions
have been presented against the traffic by
persons of high standing aud influence, and
the East India Company, the recipients of
the cnorno,, profits ON the sale of the per
nIclons drag, are already takin. Steps to
meet the attack when it comes, and retain
the possession OF one Of the largest source,
OF their revenue. In anlicipat ION Of the de-
bate IN Parliament, Il good deal of very Gu
rous and interesting information has been
published with regard to the growth, con-
SUMPTION, value, and mode Of sale Of opium,
from which We have culIcI some ol the more
important detail. I;y far the greater por.
t"nrf the opium grown in India is slnu~.
g!rd into China in defiance Of the laws
which positively proliLi. the import or
trade III Opium, attacl,n" the scvcrcst rem
; ;Ililcs-in some cases t!calh-to their vol;,-
ton. Notwithstanding this, it i, calcula, ted
tl:at upwards of $4,000 chests of opium,
(lio lbs. cacll,) are annually imported bv
the Cl incsc, which. together with hall tla,
quantity locally produced, makes the total
yearly consumption lI3,5OO chests, or -,
I 10000 lbs. Allowing for waste and loss,
aud taking 20 grains per day us the aver
age quantity nsc,l by moderate smokers, it
would appear that the number of persons
who nlul"cd in the terrible habit is between
and 3 millions, or nearly double what il
WAS twenty years ago. According to q
. statement published iii tie North China
l]cral'l, at Shanghai, and said to be COM
piled from authentic sources, The total cy-
ports OF opium from Benya! lor t!... last iif-
ty-eight years have been l,l91,OIl chest,
the profit on whicl, To the E:,st India Com
'any equal to *:'97, ,257,2G5 ANA Ly far H..
; greater pa't Of which has been Sl,u-rlel into
China, the rest having been sent to Dutch
India, the Strait settlements, Siam and Co.
chm Chiua. Ecnares and Hcllar ar. III,
TWO largest poppy growing districts in Ben,
sal. In tic i"rintr-tlc smaller Of III. two
- $4,000 laLorers were c,nr,nvyl N il,
cultivation i'll the year 1850. Within a few
years The increase iii the production of OBI
| nm i'll Bcngt! has been enormous. In lS4.
! there were Tut ID, l04 chests in 1851 81
Oo7 chests. The price paid by the Govern
! ment to the producer is about :loO Il chest :
the Government subsequently dispose of il
! 10 spectators, and often realize a profit OF
500, and sometimes of 81 900 rcr chest
! The gross revenue Of India from opium is
stated by Lord Dal'ousic in financial
minute prepared shortly before lie resigned
Office, TO have been about ::25, ,oOo, 900 in
1856, nearly double what it WAS nine vears
previous.
The above figures afford sufficient ,lc
OF the Importance Of the opium trade as {:
source of revenue TO The East India Comp,.
ny, and of the difficulty whic! those who
desire its dsconinuance Oh the ground OF
its immortality, will lave to cncvuntcr.-
Journal Of Commerce..
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ARCHITECTURE IN ENGLAND

1hc BritIsl Government is about 10 erect
some very extensive public buildings in the
cityof London, and has generously thrown
open for competition the designs for said
buildings 70 artiststof I'LL nations, Offering
liberal prcmiurns,not only for the design
that may be accepted, but for the best of the
designs which may not be uscl. The
prizes or premiums are, for the block plan,
c5oo, e2oo, and .eloo sterling; for the
foreign department, csoo, $500, Gsoo,
22oo, and three Of f1Oo each. Very
elaborate PLANS on large SCALE, showing
the location Of the proposed buildings, to.
gc,hcr will full particulars regarding the
site, dimensions, and other details necessary
to be known by competitors, have been
forwarded TO this country, one set being
deposited in the London and Liverpool In
ssurance Office, i'll the city Of New York,
and apothcr at the store of Mr.. N. d.
Cotton, in Bostou.-lNutonal Ltelligencey.
What's IN Il Nume.-We find the follow
ingsn the Legislative (Asscmbly) report OF
the Albany Statesman Of Friday
Randall Breed put in petition asking
that his name might be changed to Lyman
Breed RaryaIl. Pie reason given was tl,a,
'the Indy lle desired 10 marry had ;iasTsssolpc.
ton to the Breed, bnt was willing to unite
hsrself to him provided that the prayer Of
ipetiGon should be granted by the State,
and his legal name changed to RaadsiE:
lie tberetore,wished g put ths Bsssas asi in
the middle. lie had pesrly suceeeded two
years sinesia getting A. bill through. /,
llbe spasse The House, but was lost III itlle
SSsspate for tfiewa1tafs two votes, titus Il l 81
||aprisisg b hia fsr .llssie's bong IF avid.
A 8 i sbsp down 81 e Fisbesj q excuse 3 ii.
eEbsd spsI Ilidg; liis ioap ys, Mi ii sssa,s,
d aRs |||s n X ! s'|la s|s 9
court Of t nsps u q nj Z is l9Ss
|tImt isean't make a long 4
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lfpsp6a s6a erkcse sSiiyes of copmsi REAL
i.iIAssssls .il Tic ntiei1 doins wlu mot,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-25
The Tunnel

We understand, from reliable authority,
that at meeting Of the Board of Public
Works, held in Richmond, this week, that
body determined to place the completion of
the Tunnel under the charge of the Beard
of Directors of the Central Rail Road who
will assume the management oE the aFching,
&c. under their own Engineers, SIS soon as
the present Engineer, (Col. GfoaeD shall
have completed the grading Of the track
which, it is thought. will take some three
or four weeks. 1t is the intention of the
Company 10 hasten the work rapi(lly 10 its
completion, and this information will be a
greeallo news to the Stockholders.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-25
ESsEsse.

On the 18th inst, at her residence, near
Greenville, Mrs. MARGARET BbAcxwooD,
rclct Of Samuel Biaciswood, ESQ.,, decd
and daughter Of the late David Humphreys,
all of Augusta county, Va. She was in the
S5tb year of her age, lad enjoyed good
health. and on the preceding Sabbath, only
two days before, had attended pablo wor-
ship at Bethel in her usual health.
On the morning OF her decease, she rose
early and dressed herself and conversed with
her daughter as usual, went into her sitting
room and sat down in her chair, ard in five
minutes ceased to breathe, without any ap-
parent cause.
On the 18th inst, at his residence, near
Greenyille. in this county, Mr. JAMES TATr,
in jhe 18th year Of lis age. He had for
some years suffered with Asthma, and Sc
we're attack Of that disease resulted in his
death.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-25
For the Vtud;cator.
'" 70
FAREW.ELL,
TO MR. --


.'Thcrc is sadness on my heart love-.
i'cannot smile tonight;
Thoug', pcais of mirth 60 gsiiy round
And youth trips FREQ and light
For O Dear Sir we arc doomed to part,
We DOW must sever each fond tie;
But O with such sad crushed heart
Is thus murnur, Love, goodbye
I go to a far off Northern cline
To meet the cold glance Of the stran gers
eye,
Q say will you still praise i'll rhyme,
The one that murmurs, Love, goodbye.
| bid adieu to my Native land,
With many heartfelt sigh;
We now must take the parting hand,
So dearest Sir, goodbye, goodbye.
So ask me not to smile, Love,
l cannot laugh 70 night;
Though poals of mirth go gaiiy round,
And youth trips free and light.
SLATE Hill. T..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-25
VA aas gsn.

TT Rev $50. JOINS, Bishop OF the Do
cese Of Virginia, was married in Norfolk,
TUESDAY evening, the 18th inst, to Mrs.
ANeEl1SA E. SouruGArE, Of that city. The
ceremony was performed b. Rev. II V. D.
johns. Of Baltimore.
On the 18th inst. by Rev Jos Il. viii
sen, Mr.. EyIGH u WADDELL to Miss isA-
BELLA e. HILL, all Of Stanton.
In Richmond, on Wednesday. The 8th
inst at the End Presbyterian Church, BY
Rev Moses D. Hoge, r. LINDSAY WALKER,
Of Albenlarle, 20 SALtIE, only daughter of
the late Dir. Robert Elan, Of Chesterfield.