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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

MODERN ELOQUENcE,-A correspondent of the
Boston Courier gives the following extract from
a sermon recently delivered by Professor at
Harvard University, and asks if students are
safe when exposed to such language:
Viewing this subject from the esoteric stand
point of Christian exegetical analysis, and aggu-
tinating the poiysynthetical ectoblasts of homo
geneOus esceticism, we perceive at once the alb
solute individuality of this entity; while from
that other standpoint of interedulors synthesis,
which characterize the democratic hierarchy
of the Jews, we are constaneouSly impressed
with the precisely antiperistatic qnality thereof
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WILCOX & s4HLER,
Attorney. a. Law 8. General Land Ages..,

OMAHA CITY, n. T.
MILL make collections and pay particular
w Investing money in Real Estate
Money Investments, for the first i've hundred dollars
and three per
without charge full and accurate description Of all
and city property, and OF Lands quality proper
tion OF prairie, timber land, water, etc, etc
VIII buy property for capitalists and san the when
desired for Onehalf The profits and share losses
~ therefore viii be equally interested Ia securing choice
property.
inquiry, ineIosine postage stamp, win receive
attention. We viii also ans business
trusted 70 care for Western Iowa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W Lard, Oneaha, Governor of
Nebraska; Daniel Wcodsen, Sec Kansas TERRITORY, W.
Campbell, Wheeling, Va: Kew Daniel Waldo, slan
House Of Representatives. Leroy Tattie Casr Vest Elk.
Bank, Omaha City, N T. nlhIs-S -,daw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

THR SEcRET OF Lord PALNERSroN Success
Lord PalmerSton owes great deal of his pre-
sent triumph, we are well aware, more to the
folly and stupidity of his enemies than to the
strength of his own position. But he repre-
sentS an idea which has still more powerful
hold upon the national mind in England than
any other, an idea too which, let us add, lies
at the base of ali national greatness and pros
perity-that \ people to be great and re-
spected, must owe nothing to either the gene
rosity or forbearanee of others He has made
heavy blunders and done much mischief
He has excited amongst the liberal party in En-
rope deluS;ye hopes which have resulted in the
ruin Of thousands, aud the misery Of many mil
lions But, notwithstanding all this, the man
whose name is an offence in the nostrilsof every
tIeSpot between the Atlantic and the Caspian,
ills hundred palaces with forebOding. and
sheds CLEANS Of expectation, let them be ever so
faint, into thousand cells, isa man whom we
should be sorry to see England repudiate, and
over whose recent and most signal triumph We
i. csthcsrily reieSec. @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

MosEs BETrNAy, an extensive importer of dry
goods, doing business in Liberty street. n. Y,
is under arrest on acharge Of obtaining upwards
of $4,000 worth Of goods from various firms,
under false and fraudulent pretences. he was
on Tuesday, held to answer in the sum of $4,000.
and an injunction was granted restraining the
transfer or removal of any of the stock in the
accused's store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

Coon ISrrnrsr.-The St Paul TINES, of April
Sd, complains of the tightness of money in that
city. 1t says-tAll our citizens are thrown up
on their resources, and every body is waiting
for cash reinforcement by next mail. The
three OF four men whose Golfers still hold out,
are actually loaning
bling at tie chance to borrow at this ruinous 70
per cent a year" As soon as the river opens,
money will be easier.
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MEDICAL.


"A1hPEOA'S L4ts ~ 49, .
WILL. CURE .OYSpEPSTA
= ,rr,rno,r,ss 1,THrfrTrTTPEs
HAMPTOA'S 1lNEIOIeE
WILL CURE COUGH
- 1r1lrOA.ssy 1rTNyfyTTTTEe
1AAAf Ao%s 2 rty1r,rs =, F1T,Y-H, .r,e,,
WILL GuhE hdEC MAIlSM.
ma 1FpT0N,S FTNCTITRF
4fA-aA AS@t - tryTTT rYTTt,T, .cr,DoCTrr
WILL COhE SOhOf OLA.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
~ IL y ,IH ~. ~ % III
llAMF 4ON , SI'[ Err,,,, rr,rr az
- ~ y = ne = = = M - a.
HAMPlON'o IlNC1 OIAG
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
n lFDTnSJsS TTAyFTTTRE
ILL N 1uOhAl IL.
f1-A-AE - : WIIT C1I7pE Oyy SPIPTrc
:. IL ~ y - = - 1,,1I,'I, =
HAMPIONS IiNCIUhE.
Whoever nsed has been successful CURISG DISEASE
sfter other remedies have failed.
L;REA TREMEDY, and shOlld he nsed in every family
Mr. VIZ HIGH
No 1875 Sourn PAcA SHEET BALTrzoEE
.l.trsT NJ PAet,t10sFa DsDelsi and XerrOs DiSeIse
ITP jgD WV " SI2RAELLH,
No 81 RgI5rsTEE sTREET, BALTINGRE.
lEas4 frsaITi eqas ri Scrodiid If yeGTs' stGRdfRg
HISS N1RY .SOOFZELD, TEACHER.
No CSC 8ai.ITsofe
E.r 4ss ,4yfr vstiT or esriag GsfONiGed Ter
G-ieads let TIE tfs7fc9ed call to zee her.
how IN the family OF Hon W p Thomasson,
member Congress from Kentucky, Of
from head eyclids turned inside out proru-
irr over the ryesils so IS to produce bndnes He vas
cured by HamPten,s Vegetable IinetTr s,. e-
Mr. Vim. Oldham Baltimore house, suffered
from complaints for Is months si;l body and mind
severely effected He vas eIret by lar1Ions Vegetable
on am , TfTn -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

RaieheIOr's IInIr Dye.-LRea big river, broad
deep and strong reputation OF wM- A BATCHE-
LORs HAIR DYE and onward, burying imitatOrs,
swallowing Pretenders drowning all competition,
ing upon and opposing rocks the foam of boast
pury aud the dead dogs of unAppreeiated trash-mou-
gers Made, sold applied, 2SS Broadway, New York
Counterfeits are offered avoid exsep, the box has WN
A. BATcHEIoR on.
soM by t. II. LOGAN CO.,
mksI-1m bridge Corner Druggists.
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MrxsEsoT, PEkrAnINc TO BE SrATE-We
find in the St Paul papers the following prOcfa-
nation from Gov. GoRMAx:
An extraordinary emergency having arisen
in the affairs OF the Territory Of Minnesota, re-
quiring an extra session of the Legislature for
the purpose OF providing by law for holding
Courts, and for eiiacting such laws as may be
deemed necessary to enable the people to form
a State Constitution, preparatory to being add
mitted into the Union State; also for the
purpose of disPosing of the grant of lands made
by the Congress ofthe United States at its last
session, to aid the Territory of Minnesota in
constructing certain designated railroads there
in, the members of the Council and House of
Representatives are now therefore required 10
meet at St Paul on Monday, the 9th of April,
1857 and take into consideration the subjects
above specified.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21
IN EARNEST

IN EARNEST.
H4NPTON3S VEGETABLE lTIECTURE
stimulates the liver 70 healthy action exerts
influence the stomach, kidneys, &C., and VIII all
diseases arising from impure blood of DysPep-
81, Rheum1;s. serOfula EyspeAs, letter Cough, Liver
Complaint Piles, Fstula Female Complaints,
call on the agents for Pamphlets, gratis
TN LOGAN Goo,
apIs-IV-dAE General Agents.
HoIIowny-s Worm GonfeetIons.-The most
elegant and esee:aal remedy for before the
public On Of their pleasant child VIII
them freely, and they warranted perfectly safe and
from all mineral pOisOns the time certain
expeI they Call aud original
tirnonials frou, all sections OF the country.
HOLLowAY'S ARNIcA PLASFE2s-For pains weak
ness breast side, limbs also bruises,
Sprains, rheunatism goat, Iubago &c, valuable
auxiliary e1uplsin peurisy, coughs, colds,
SUMPTION 4elisays giving relief and permanent benefit
when applied.
For sale by tn LOGAN CO,
aPI6 General Agents.
"cesTAR's" Rat. Roach, &c, ExTERMINAToR,
tseOsTARrS" Bed-bug, ENTERNlINAToR,
'sCOSTAR,s ELECTRIC POWDER. for Ants Plies, &c,
Order from Depot, No. SIS BROADWAY, n. Y or
DRUGGISTS and DEALERS everywhere.
Pan particulars by mail.
~ See Advertisement. aPI4-1E-d&W
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CHRONIC DIARRHNA

OIIIIOLN 10 DIEAINIhIIN1-4tA-
We have possession TIE certhcste Of respectable
citizen testfyin this dread
full disease BY using BtKRHAvE.s HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall take pleasure showing the certificate any
person doubling this statsraent ap2-IEdaw
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PROF. O. j. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
b BALD HE ADS.
GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL coLoF

THIS ASTONISHING ASD UNEoUALLED PREPARA.
Heads when used aeeordnF 10 , rretoS aS S5 S ,1
hair back to its original color after having become gray
beauty Removes At once all seurf dandTuf aud un
pleasant i'en se!oiaa sTuPtiOps and sysTish lsa from
healthy and falling o. and hence acts as perfect
tions.
Ihave used Professor o. woods Hair Restorative and
have admired is wonderful effect Ny hair becoming
Il has resumed its original color, and have
Ex-senator United States.
gentleman OF Boston writes his friends
To your inquiries would repiy that when trst COM
nened using Professor Woods Hair Restorative my hair
Vas almost white and had been for the years.
and it vas thin top my head and very loose
ana pulled ont fIeely but found that before had ali
entirely changed 70 its original color eight brown and
hair cut i've or six times Sirrt III cl,r1. - "a +
seen any thing like white hair starting from the roots and
- noS As tnek as II ever was, and does
an It has proved in case all could wish 10 ask
'uiy l. isS9- Yours, &c, -.
Dear Sir: have two bottles of Professor WS5is
ar Restorative and can truly say, greatest
hasr has nov attained is ars,t1,, ma 81 seSety NY
mend il to the world without the fear as nv csss va,
one Of the worst kind Yours. D. \. MuRPHT.
D., st. Louis, March I, 1854
OF four years since, aud so until became
at 10 no IN ieI az me popular medicines OF the dsy,1
ted Hair Restorative and happy 20 saw il is doing Won
ueIs have nov fine gTnWth young hair and cheer
iulS recommend its use to all similarly afdicted.
A. O. WILLIAMS, > Second Street.
RaisiE Michigan, August 2 1855.
TINS Is to certify that year ago vas quite eray and
.! har 50 thin upon the top Of my that fra red is
si!Te loss IN Ihis condition applied for and tanned
OF FToi Woods Restorafise and before had used
quart bottle the hairs had entirely disappeared
So = mao thiekei ed be usual aud
sinner glossy appearance apparently more beautiful than
Nas before. do, therefore, cheerfiV recommend
70 Al thse ladies who value beautifn head OF hair
also state that use it nov, occasionally It's healthy
and besutiiying effects. SARAH 4 1R0W:S
Tt -, Chicago, May !, 1854.
nave used Professor WOODS Hair Restoative 10 deci-
FanIage Il prevents the hair coming out and
3osS and soitness very desirable The few gray
~, AAl aFe entirely disappeared. Others OF ms fam
nave used Il and concur with me in pronouncfnV II an
Il processes to be. HENRY CLARK Michigan Avenue
ne n W., g., 81 Louis, Sept. 90 1852.
= " ood-Slr: have used three bottles Of
restorative and have found effects very
II has entirely destroyed All dandFlT from my
head and restored my hair to is oririnai cor b had
use gray WAL TRUESDALE.
n, g. j. WOOD CO. Proprietor broadway, N YaDt
ss3-FoF sale In WheeIfngbv
NM m-iHE Bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21
WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

- AVERY,
MANUFACTURER or HATS AND CAPS,
40 on hand aud y Misunderstanding and receiving AarRS
ana general assortment aud Cans comprising
me Tarleiies Of color and shape Of Hats Caps
e, o. te latest fashion and manufactured the nm
sold AND ne best an Of which viii be
rom my experience In the business and having
se my best endeaEOrs please and furnish the public with
slonabe, and servieeable hat, confident
~ present facilities and large stock hand, thaiI
Jole . supply patrons with article superior 70
Request an from those In want Hats
and Caps before puT shasinS eiseuRere
s. AVERY, 40 lss Main st.
I Apoe W-Fepifng Va.
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MONROE HOUSE.
lOPPOslTE TIE SUSPENSION PoIDGE,l
WHEELING, VA.

W5EELINei,VA-
VIM. B Ar q BIT. Proprietor.
Ais vel knoSn Hotel has been neuy renovated, and
iurniS Is the best Of Accommodations to traveller
AT MODERATE RATES
II = located the Of the CITY, oppose sus
Depots and Steamboat Itauanq
EXCELLENT STALKING
tothe House Travellers and boarders rest
that no pains VIII spared 20 add to
Htrt Ia
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#TNA INSURANCE GO.
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

81 Animal Stntemeat. 1st january, 1857.
PURSUANT STATUTES oaIO, IxDIASA, ILLINOIS AND
TENNESSEE.
ASSR Ta
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lrr.n 81 s. Leul. g. Pro.sl.rerr.1

PoLn1cs N 81. LoUIs-The Inaugural Ad-
dress Of Mayor Winner, delived yesterday, and
the reply made by George R. Taylor, Esq, Pre-
sident Of the Board of Aldermen are the theme
Of earnest essays IN the Jealous party papers,
and the subject of much exciting discussion in
political circles. That Mayor Winner. an ayow-
e,l E.nancipationist, should deliver pauegyric
on free labor the dignity of white labor,
the ''toiIing masses who uphold the framework
of society DC, &c, &c, is nothing more than
was to have been expected but that the Presi-
dent of the Board of Alderman, George R Tay
Tor, Esq, Virginian, by birth, in manner and
habits and the toughest kind of National De-
mOcrat, should deliberately, in childhood, and
with malice prepense, echoe the hyperborean
utteranceS of the Mayor Is a most surprising
circumstance.
Mr.. Taylor is 4 Southern gentleman, an emf
nent citizen and man of wealth-facts which,
it was supposed, clinehel him to Auti-Benton-
ism forever. judge of the establishment and
anguish of his oil friends then, at seeing him
give hearty response to the sentiments Of the
Mayor, and declare that Kansas will be free
State, that Missouri is bound to follow, as her
climate and economy are not adapted 10 slave
labor
+! What next Anything. Surely the word
.impoSSibiiity ought to be erased from the vo-
/ cabulary of politics, when the Missouri RfPs,b-
liea1s becomes the confidential organ of Col
Benton, to defend him against the designs of
: the Missouri Democrat and when the novel
spectacle Is presented in this city of all the pro-
minent National Democrats turning Frees0ilers
and EmancipationistS.
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NEBRASKA

For sale By T. II. LOGAN { Co On : "a
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HOUSEKEEPERS -T4RE YOTTGET
E time for IIoEsE CLEAxxs hand. Those in want
I OF god SeRUBBISG BRUSHES viii ind Them Al he
BE11ss corner Drug store a low pTeeS
WHlfEHASH BRUSHES. Eailed auY Knot in yerv great
variety. for sale by lapIII Z H LOGAN Co
BRUSHES AGAIN
4 LARGE assortmeut Of Paint Tarnish, sash. shoe
HORSE HAIR and Tooth Brushes, received for sale
oJ 7 II. LOGAN & CO.,
ApA1 Bridge corner Drugs1sts-
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On hand and in Phoenix Bank-...... sss.7s8 SO
On special deposit in Hartford B'ks. 2 61a5 10
In hands OF Agents and othcrs, - q $50 IS
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('HEEsE-EnglsE Dairy and Sap s1go Cheese, MacaT5
y nj, and Nermaeilla, for sale by DREW DRAKE,
apl6 W ?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
singular Escape.

While the mail train from Petersburg
was crossing the bridge over James river
Yesterday morning, the cars received sud-
den jerk when about midway across, and one
of the passengers, a gentleman from South
Carolina named Sullivan, who was impru-
dently standing upon one of the platforms,
fell from his position and rolled over the
edge of the bridge. He was of course pre-
cipitated into the river below, distance of
about seventy feet, and it was naturally sup
posed that he had been instantly killed by
striking on some of the numerous rocks
which obstruct the channel of the river; but
wonderful to relate he escaped without a
broken bone. He miraculously alighted in
about six feet water, face upwards, and af
ter foundering about for some time, was
rescued by a fisherman who fortunately
happened to be visiting some traps in the
vicinity.-Richmond Whig Of Saturday,.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
GarituIturaI ano domestic.
prospee,s Of ,he wheat Crop.

The fall was dry, the winter was cold
but variable; February was mild, but freez
ing aud thawing. March and April have
thus far, been chilly bleak aud dry. All
these are causes which make the prospects
ofthe wheat crop quito gloomy, over large
portion of the country. From Michigan
and Wisconsin, auda part of Illinois, the
reports are favorable; but over nearly all the
country besides, the wheat is spoken of as
thin and feeble.
Wheat, then, will probably be scarce and
dear. We have elsewhere said that farm
ers had better keep their wheat. 1t will
probably pay the interest, at least for the
keeping. But this is not all. Every Other
cereal should be planted or sown as gener
ously as possible. Corn, rye, barley, oat:
and millit, may all be put into the ground
on pretty large scale.
Peas aud beans should also be grown,
wherever they can be. The root crops, too
should by no means be overlooked. Pota
toes, turnips, beets and carrots may be pro
ftably cultivated, tosupply the deficit should
one be felt. When the farmer discover;
early as he some times may do, that hi:
wheat field will produce nothing he will
do well to plow it up, and plant it to corn.
He may thus save years use of the land,
and partially repair the loss which the fail
ure Of the wheat has occasioncd.
Tho uncertainty and the failures attend.
ant on the growth of wheat, suggest grave
considerations We must either restore to
the soil what the wheat takes from it ol
abandon the cultivation of this, the mobiles
of all our. .cereals.-Ohio Farmer.
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Pruning Fruit Trees.

Mr.. J. G. Labourne, in writing to us says
~ would call the attention Of farmers to
the fact, that many ofour orchards are eth
unpruned, or but half done. have devot-
ed good deal of my time, during the past
twenty years, to the cultivation of fruit trees,
and have often been called upon to pruue
apple trees belonging to my neighbors.-
In many cases, it has been necessary to be-
gin at the ground, cutting up until the
branches were reached-the trunk being
covered with suckers. Young orchards may
often be seen that are nearly ruined through
want of care in pruning; and it is my opin-
ion, that all kinds Of fruit trees should be
pruncd moro or less every year. BY letting
them remain unpruncd they become filled
with brush. This makes it unhandy to
get at the fruit, which will be smaller, and
not so well favored. am acquainted with
orchards in this State, that have borne for
forty years, and never were pruned, and the
result is, that many of the trees have died,
and others become worthless, the fruit small
and bitter and not fit for cider. would
urge all fruit growers to pay strict attention
to this matter, whilc the present time is
suitable for this operation, and such atten-
ton and labor will amply repay the owner,
in increased crops OF superior fruit. - Ohio
Farmer.
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HAMILroy, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1856.

DR. RoRAoK-Dear sir-1 have read in the newspapers
many accounts Of cures cectedby Scandinavian Rem
edes, but consider my at least interesting
and as marvellous any of them. So far You arc
cerncd testimonial more less is ofte consequence
Your fame is established and my statement cauno add
celebrity But for the benefit my fellow creatures
desire to make known the facts. When called upon
you at the instance of dear friend the 21at March
last had been nine years sufferer from caiarrh. The
irritation of the and membrane of the head was
intense that sometimes II almost drove me crazy could
not Sleep and free from unpleasant sensations
At various times five different yscians had attended me-
each treated me in his way, but of them did
any good. despaired Of seeing another we'll dav
and when called mt your consultation rooms, had very
little hope ofrelie by your advise entered Immediate
y upon regular course of Scandinavian Blood Pur
fer and Blood Pills. encouraged by the cheerful
hopeful way in which you spoke, and resolved strictly
follow yourdrection. In less than week, all the
symptoms Of my complaint began to take a mder FORM
and continued to improve from week TO week uui at
the end of three months head entirely relieved
and every trace of the Caarrh had left me- Still how
ever continued TO take the remedies for nearly six weeks
longer because found they building upmy strength
and fnrtifng my constitution Six months have passed
since the finished and have had sign Of re-
lapse should be glad to this letter. or the substance
of 1t, in print, for the guidance of others.
Yours with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs AUGUSTUS CO0CH.
For SALE BY-C. r. McCULLocH, Fremont: KELLY K
BEACH, ElmOre; p. B, BEERy, Clyde; C. Powers Wood
vile; W. BRADSER, West Mgrove. 4lyls
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Col. FREMoNT.- Albany Statesman
says: "Col Fremont has acted like sen
sib.e man since his recent political defeat
He has to all appearances dismissed the af
fair from his mind, and has sat quietly dowr
to earn a literary reputation, by writing {
record of his Exploring Expeditions The
work is nearly complete, and will be pub
lished by Chids d Peterson, OF Philadel
phia. The book will bo gotten up in fine
style, illustrated by the same artists who
were engaged on Or. Kano's Arctic Explo
rations,' and will form a fit companion tc
that admirable work"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08

The Liberty Herald, printed at Liberty,
Union county, Ind, tells the following;
We have been placed in possession Of
some most melancholy facts in relation to n
young man and young lady, the former n
resident of Preble county, Ohio, and the lat
ter resident of Oxford. 1t appears that
the young gentleman is student at West
Point Military Academy, and the lady was
his betrothed. Being absent from her q
long while, he returned home some two
weeks since, and found her married and il
her second confinement. Although cor
respondenco had been regularly kept up be
tween them, she had concealed the
fact of her marriage, and of course he wa
startled to find how matters stood on his re
turn. Tho young man wisely determined
to letaffairs pass of quietly, and seek friends
and fortune in another place.
In view of this determination he conclud
ed not to see the lady, but unwise counsel:
of friends prevailed with him, and he went
to the house where she resided. While il
a room adjoining that of the lady she heart
and recognized his voice, and expressed
ucSlTo lOf dl luNcINlcW Win MN. I1c lll
mediately repaired to the room, where
most affecting scene occurred. She aske'
and obtained bis pardon the iuteryie,
closed and they separated. But what sh
had passed through was beyond her power
of endurance, and that night her spirit pass
ed from earth. The young man was no
informed Of her death until morning, whe
no attempted scif-destruction by juppin
into a mill Trace not FAY from where he resid
ed. He would have succeeded in drownin
himself but forthe accidental appearance {
a gentleman vending his way along tn
race to the mill. Immediately after he wa
taken from the water and rcsuscitated, III
friends sent him TO CINCINNATI where h
would be away from the scenes which Awoul
bring to his memory the unhappy circun
stances which had oyertaken him at hom,