Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
pARAGRAPHS.

4 EprScH journal, announcing Tue c1eSt ~!
cf United States Senator in New halhIsu ..s
saws that Daniel Clark, pu6hcd'l was eec'eu,
I and all the other journals copy the hotice !"
this form. .r
THERE are eight surviving eX-GoTeGnors y. o.
New York. viz: Van Buren,, ThrooP; Se% I'
Ronck HINT Fish, Seymour ard Clark. MAS
a.bnsetts has but six, viz: Everett, Norton
Pics. Boutwell,, Clifford and Wash6nFn.-
Psnnsylyania has but four: Rltner, Porter
Johnstone and Bigler
The Auburn, n. Y, American says: !" Among
The clriosities at Syracuse is the famous ben;
pcrly Poore. of Mass. The man who trunoleo
baTreI of appIes forty miles in n wheel -barTow
last FAN to settle wager on the result. rms
feat should have made him as lean as a Ju3
herring-but it didn't Poore is not lean, out
unctciously rat.
Mn. MORAN has accepted the presidency Vi
the New York and Erie Railroad, and mas en-
tered at once upon its duties. The salary was
fixcd at s25. 600 per anuum, the largest salary
Maid by any corporation in this country ME-
Daniel Drew having resigned the Treasurers6ip,
tbe vacancy was filed by the election OF Mr.
Hermann Gelpoke-
TBg late Havana papers are jubilant over
the prospect of nm early realization oil inc sue:
maine telegraph between Key West and Cape
Sable. with its connections northward whlch'
with a line of steamers contemplated between
Havana and Key West will place the former
port with completion of the Atlannc teiesraPn
within twice daily communication not only VITA
the United States, but all Europe
GEo. PEABODY, ESQ.,, proposes TO make New
hprvnort Mass, present of $4,000 when
they shall designate some appropriate object for
which it shall be given. 1t is stated by those
loualified to Judge, that notwithstanding the
| princely or rather republican mLniteence OF
Mr. Peabody, which has amounted since ne mas
been in this country to over half million oil
dollars he is still immensely rich, and making
money daily.
TnE Commissioners of the General Land OF
flee has notified the Governor of the Territory
of Ninnesota of the necessity for the prompt
filing at his bureau of the plans OF the rail,
roads the construction of which is to be aided
by the land donations of the General Govern
ment, and also for the appointment oil proper
agents to net in conjunction with him in making
the selections for the respective roads authorl-
zed by the law.
A COMPANY of seventy Irish girls passed
through Detroit, on their way to the West,
day ar two since, accompanied by an IRISH gen
tlcman who had them in charge, and haa brought
them all the wav from Ireland They were Il
fine looking lot Of girls, from sixteen to elgh-
teen years of age, and intend to make the West
their homes; and of course are ready to marry,
but are willing to work and earn their living un-
til the time arrives when they can get husbands.
A WHITE fur on the tongue attends simple fe-
yer and inflamation; yellowness of the tongue
attends arrangement of the liver, and is com
mon to bilious and typhus fevers. tongue
wildly red on the tip and edge, or down the
center or over the whole surface, attends iniia-
nation of the mucuous membrane of the stom-
ach or bowels. a white velvet tongue attends
mental diseases A tongue, red at the lips, be-
coming brown dry, and glazed, attends typhus
state The description of symptoms might be
extended, infinitely, taking in all the propensi=
ties and obliquities of mental and moral condi-
ton. The tongue is a most expressive as well
as unruly member.