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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21
MEDICAL.
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HAn1eTo1gs TngcTURB
wILBCURE DYSPEPSIA.
WILL CURE COUGH.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUaIATIsM.
HAMPTON,S TINcTURB
WILL CURE sCRoFULA.
HAMPTON'S TINcTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
.HA3TPT9N'STTNCTURE
.HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
=HAMPTONS TLNCTURE
WILL INvIGoRATE.
4HA8IPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SPIRITS.
HAAiPT0N5S TINOTURE,
wherever used has been sueeessfu En CURING DIsEAsE
ais Sa, DDS bfsEAsEs OF woMs ard cHILDKES 1t
GREAT REMEDY; and shS2d Be- NED in ever family
No 1876 sorTn Picl sIEEEr. B4LTINoRR
ssirso % t. e liz " SPRl11IS, ''Se''
Eo.2T RkelsIxE srnEEr, BiLIhoRE
Host drSGe%. ce s; ssforsd t. XIII
lis IlR i oEZsLD. 7saestr,
Hr Gaze as yga... q :,sag ~ !. gestssed4 sr
IS 7HERRDIZARY iSGROFUL4
boy in the family Of the Hon W 2 ItotnAss9n once
Fass a. o. = s TUNED inside out pros
ing over the eyebaiIs produce bliRdnes He
cured y BF sR5sSS ss5f' fsEs piSEAsE
Mr. VIM Oldham, OF Baltimore custom-ho1Se suffered
from these complaints for is months with boay a td
severely Effected He cured by HAmPt0nS 1sEeabie
Tfneture, after other thinEs FAILED
It1UtFH, C0lHSEnPII0S. dc
SIr.Tsnr C. VIM bad couslf for Tsa Al
ness, ec had In an ave or SIX tried aii 'ae
M4WPT0NS TEGET1BLE7ZNoTERE.
ITs6FFs 81, SisaE TISgR0SG 9RTIGfE Bttz
A YEDHTYE PROTED BY THtlCS4NilS r. BE
THE G3Ki T.ISFFIG0RA TORA-SD isE5Ie'AsE4sO W
TIE f1s SUMNER IT'S DISEASES THE REM
EDYF At HAND.
H4DE1TON7S TlEGET4BLE TIltgIGRE-
We have the strongest aSsuranee Of the Rood eerss 81
tjs edeine in Cholera 3Iorbas, Dfrroea and Dases
Of the BoE-lE incident 70 the season. II te
stomach and boTeIs renders the system It assist.
in combating the sppEoAeh OF lnaeea az i9'ms
a'tFase IyF .ry,Zoses TEGEEABkB ZE8CTURE.
Br liz mid etio on the stomach. liver and Kidneys VIII
earg DV4De7Ifn Eo41hs, AstEad, BhoaehaGt and Lung
lFeai6as Prfas he B1ek, Sdde, dGd Bse.t!t Con
fuEI PILE B01eel gEdfHt =, W0S fRd NERVOUS De.
IIifisS and an diseases arisfnR f1FDuFe Blood
- DELLCA TECBLLDREa
One bottle viIl proTe It's superior virtue-
As q RRh4LE RED4CLSE
anuptons Tnerure eaanos be exeeied- As identifying
AGENT II superior Of the eoEaees OF The day.
eooT Of che rose fupaE7iHg 5er Eluele that life
eiaS.isy ch Tst 70 an Who enjoy h=zita saea grace
sTsaie or Periodical srToS Sick Hesaaehe long
standing has been eured by -as inTiZoFator a
storattTe,shere gentle sttniaat Esn &c e-is'e
superior ala t= eoritas ever before e.s Eahs 20 the
You'll and OIL Age. the stnste and We o5sr The
most VRluzbic remedy.
Ror siiesy r. n Logan s Co, Wheeling Gsa-
@t saEd5y MoRrNER MowBRkY.
SO Baltimore 81, Baltimore,
w-PHss.rp=r bossle. 's1is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

E \ GREAT RAcE.-A sweepstake race, four
mile heats, entrance $1,000 with. a purse Of
Sc, OO0 added, is 70 take place ~. E'ashiau
Course, New York, in September, Already
Charleston, the gamest horse bred in the South,
aud Nicholas, the champion Of the North, arc
to be entered-to be followed no doubt by 9th
ers. There is sport ahead in that race, for the
time will be down in the '.tIirties, sure
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WIMN

NE Hega Invite The altsniion Of cur customers And
puhtte % can Hnd examine cur eo4cs iaf of ITsss
IS5t IS ss t et e 3 sa1sassd BY toyer win
brOun stout, Imported Domestic CrGTs Ipa 4 ,,.ti
aerrlsst OF hne GTocsFieE. at he irsf S,t
62I Corner q ileaTss sad sd iSsipss =.
IoBE1sAcKB WORN FYRUfszf5r SALE bv
- AislS r. u. LOGAN CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

WnAr II cosTs 10 cARnY or New YonK-The
Tax Levy of New York city for 1857 foots up
IS, 1886, being an increase over last year Of
million of dollars. The levy for 1854, the
year before Mayor Wood came into Office, was
sbs41, 255. During his first year it went upEa
million; the next year million and quarter
more, and this year another million. The rate
of taxation in 1854 was I.O5, in 1857, it is 1913.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

Sor2TuERS CoN1RRcIAL CoxvExTIov.-There
will, in all probability, be no more Southern
Conventions" held. The Lynchburg Tisgfntan
says: 1--WE have received our last and concluding
report of the proceedings Of this Convention, and
for all that we can see accomplished by it, Of a
practical character, believe it would have been
quite as well had it not assembled-and trust
that we shall never have another The whole
affair was an unmftigated humbug.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

sands snrsaPnriIIa the extraordfnsry emi-
casy Of this unrysd preparation all of scroala,
eryspeias eutaneous eupfye disorders and similar
complaints would appear almost inedGe were not such
wonderful daily certified by PsrsOns
Of undoused truth and respectabi, establishing the iu-
eontsstabIe fact that Of disorders aera
tive AMI renOvating agent it Is uneqtalled.
Eminent physicians have proved ly many years erpsrt-
they can produce haTpest results BY its adj
t.lnist.a,Ion and therefore use tu4sl confidence.
Prepared aud sold by Alb D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, NeE York.
Sold also b. }. II. cRUMbAcKER- {
And by Druggists generally. jy5-1Wda"
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- Life in Holy L8n'' Life Egypt Nu6ia >,
br W c. Prinee Charlotte Brontr' Canterbury Tales
virginia Illustrated Crayon, (eaII and Ito
Ttniony Of the Roeks'' Schools ana School Master
Expected dailr the finest that
ured Of Legal Gap, Letter and Note Paper-Orieged
pressly for the legal profession
Everything te Stationery line constantiv
hand u NIai. street, MheelinR, Va fseS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

Q; J. WooD CO., Proprietor, s1e broadway, \. Y.Ape
ia Market st., St. Louis.
- FOR salem Wheeling BY ~ H-
I. LOGAN & CO.,
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RaIsIr. NIiehIcn - Anrrst ;. Is

This Is to certify that one year ago I as quit gray an
my hair 50 thin upon the top Of head that feared 10
entire loss. In this condition applied for and
bottls OF RestorstTe aud before had used
one quart bottle the hairs had rntirely disappeared
and II had theket cd be full and
sned glossy appearance apparently beapttuIthsn
ever u vas before. do, therefore, ceerlly recommend
II to a those ladies' Who value beautin head Of hair.
WI also state that use Il for It's healthy
and heAntifying effects. SARAH J. BROWN.
al -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

ME1ico.-:The New York Times Of the 9Th,
states that dates from Mexico to The 4th inst,
bring accounts of an Insult offered to the United
States Yiee-Couusel o 1Iazatlan a resseI
which arrived at that port from San Frnnsisso,
was sold IN Safisfaetiol d ne claim Of pri-
vats party in Mazatlan. tenpon Nm Smith,
the Consul, Ieutered protest against the sale.
This protest being deemed contempt of the
judicial authorities, Mr. Smith was locked up in
Jail, and 80 remained at last advites. The cleo
ton returns indicate the election of President
Commonfort by an Overwhelming majority
Much anxiety was manifested to know the re-
suit of the imbroglio with Spain. Gen. AlEa-
rez had issued manifesto in relation to the
spanist-Mexican question, which is fercely
antagonistic to Spain. The Tehuantcpec transit
route was the subject Of much comment in the
country. Santa Anna has written letter de-
nying the authorship Of the bonbastic procla-
nation lately put forward under his name.
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DflATH AND DISEASE.

DEATH AND DISEASE.
DEGZH---Hor comes IL friend, n every shape,
You let many folks eseaps
DisE.sE.-Dr=sd sire, 1 AN means can,
To oSvfste HE iife Of lzzn
dog his footsteps from his birth.
'rl The returns to mother earth.
Iuss all means MED a old,
Changes OF veatheE-lDt and cod;
give them eoIds-I give them pains
rack their bones-I f.e th=irveIhs,
Poi.On them With ranid bile,
IN place Q! the ,llgestite ehyle,
Yet all Is useless nothing kIIs
DRATH-HoE's that:
z DrsEAsE-They all take BRlxDRETIs PMS.
T. H LOGAN / Co,
iy2i-IE-dAv Agents.
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DR.. O. J. woodss: have used nesTiy three bottles Of
Hair Restorative and have found rs ee:s yry sat
isISctoFy II has entirely destroyed all dandruf from my
head and restored my It's original color which had
become quite gray. w3i. TRUESDALE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

RETrazEo FiLLIBrsTEas Steamer Tan
ne,sel. hoai san joan del Norte. arrived at New
Work on TuesdaY last. with 2sO deserters from
Walkers army we learn from the Covtter II
wednesday, that ; large number Of the filIibnS-
tiers who arrived in the 7Saasss<e, assembled in
front OF the Hall ofTseoris and City Hall, tore.
count the history or their wrongs, priTatons and
sufferings To the CROWD Of curious and charitable
that assembled around them. They stated that
they had been enticed TO Nicaragua BY promises
Of SIS mouth pay, and a bounty Of eco acres
of land to each man. Many Of them emigrated
to Nicaragua for the purpose Of settling, but
were pressed into Walkers service Immediately
on their arrival. The fare frequently consisted
of the flesh Of mules and other animals. On
account Of these aud other priyations, and Of the
cruel treatment OF Walker, whom they dasig-
nate as f'biack hearted william, and ''mono-
mrniae, : they seized the first opportunity that
presented itself to desert. The Costa Rieans
treated them xeIl, anil had them sent home in
the 7enSSstee
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have used Professor woods Hair Restorative deeI
ded advantage 1t the hair coming and
gives gloss and soaeSSy desirable. The few
mars had have entirely disappeared. Others Of my fan;
y have used Il and with me in pronouncfng It all
It processes to be. HENRY CLARK. Michigan Avenue
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I
For Rent
EYRRAL desirable Country Residences, within eight min
- walk of the Market House. The houses
ing six rooms and cellar, with pump of excellent cold
water 10 The Yari, and situated as to coEmand ne
view Of the city as well As the river for everal miles below
aud aaorng all the advantages Of retired country resi-
dence and Of Good garden plots With
st s:'' sss can 3 'p asEa' sFoSE TRonAs
B0NSEES md BONNET RIBBONS.
BEAUTIFUL styles Of Bonnes and Bonnet Ribbons Just
. Fakirks, and p stouts, received and for sale
nyll cor. Monroe and Market SIS.
A LIDY
WITH sans ssPeEsass and ability desires sisua.ion
F4l[IL T FL0UR.
~ BARRELS White Wheat Family Flour,
CINCINNATI SUGAR Cured Dried ibf .cailvae
'nvsS Y :, - NJ Reilly
iTACARoNI Corn Starch, Pearl saeo English Split Peas
VI PreneA aIastard All India cerrie Powder. just
mvIl Wa EDWARDS { BRO.
| CIoLD ORNAMENTAL WINDOW SHADES EreateT
ns's' Of P5s than can + 99S1fa sI;sve CO.'S in
GREAT yaTiet, of hne liquors. store aud fsrzaie b
a6a w. A aR% "a No ~ = RE : o..
lI0 DOZEN Pal Leaf Hats, received aud for sale low
aps S D. HARPER ( SONS
apsS HElsKELt & swEARISaES.
selling them they we're boisht Al great bar
gain lmyl9l Il wILs0Nz't 90.
' is1. for sale by MATHEW x AsNAsR;
ZINE FABLE SAUT In convsniant Roxes for family
Z u.-' just received and for sale by
my1l wa. EDWARDS RRo
80 n9z L.ioen IEas., ass reserved for sale low
ans 5. D. HtRPRR & son
lED4tt sliCNsr zns lvlsl DoaTis, and sugar BOXES
inyll - : wa. EnwARDs6 BRO.
NVARCESrE3SHI SAUCE, Tomato " alnuf nd STas1
myli3 wa al EDWARDS I5 T1lS IS RIO
g h g9t9s Paper Mssslage With Dou-
II0 AIEsi Pnberts, Figs, Almonds, Cranberries, and
y ~, Frames, Just received aud for sale BY
eNHiA ", "A. EDWARDS BRO.
PIECES Satin Green Paper; 1000 pieces eoloFgd
~ 80 Window Paper, for sale low kolesale reaIl
tPtt s1t q ~ J. EslWIESON 4 co.
IIAsELY: n! Main Street, Wheeling, SILK AND
- WOODEN DYER, CARPET 6LEaNEIss 10.
Z \ mine, David Carmins, Oreh's Riuid, 81
,Iays J. 3. WILSON & cos
Tss 81 sysTS ssse On TO- 1S and 20 10 Boxed just
s@yli .slsll ". a. EDWARDS BRo
oo'Isi pn se'ss 90 SSo
N BoXEs RAINS BARBER SOAP, for sale Iy
- lsI9 n II. LOGAN co.
~ sH''10s1 rseeiEsfl and for sale by
= anu W. A. EDWARDS BRO. 4
OOPS PoR BoYs-1ron and Wooden. At
= anl.. . I.lE WILSON, cos.
EOElEED T1il assoTtSlent OF t8ents Rack iJTab
~ s1olea O9ln Oans! stap1Sl s D HARPER spSsI
Lp FAMILY wIIIsKY Just received and for sale 6y
my. - lnSz0 WA. EDWARDS + BRO.
tOOEA All just received and Tor sale 6y
- aIzs W. a sEpWARDS BRO.
STHITE siaTsellles for 1asqasS JUST Fe9sITel E
- NV . = - n H61SSELL5k swR1RINGEN, &
II Sfltl LBS. Exs. LogW6Od, for sale 6y ~ -
.slt1n frha JllT0HIiNs d. RIsHFIHLn
FEW hundred buSheis OF oats md i,y ~
- - -. .AtATlIRNv NieNAHR,5
Ion aUS.IEls Corn Meal "a store anu for sSI-sT
- Ss.. MATHEW NeEABR.
* Ps new style Prints Just TeeeiTe5 = --
- -, 8 AsIslA gu. & SyYEARIN6IH.
2tltl PIECES G9l9red CpFtaip Paper Il 11oiTsSe
=, 1870 s.. -llslSl q. JsIs WILSON 4 co,
NAsrERN CHEESE just FecsiVrii and f5rt -sIs S-
q sMaA{EDWAnDSA BROS
BBLS Etherial on, for sale ny
vo LAu1iIiJXs 8 HesnFtEtn
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Pore1os, various raees this disease stands
DIR. SHAhbBNBBRGRR'S ANTIDoTE.
few doses viii any ordiary case, and ONE DOSE
Invariably stops the ehs II tontNns noticing ~ tne
decree hRrtfuI to THE SYSTEM UNDER ANY ClRCIA-
STANCES, and produces 6e unpleasant eiee thsi
sten the o. Quinine and AGENTS in general use
Il form OF the disease and Is the ana
ONLY. ANrIDOTEs FOR MALARIA
Ask for Dr.shsIisnbsrgers R5sr Ane Antidete ad
be sure you get PILLS.
Sold By respectable D77fggists ereryWhere.
PRICE, $3.50.
For sale BIZ LAUGHLTNS EUsHFIELD, Wheeling, Va
Sole Proprle:Ors A. 7. sHALLENBERGBR CO.,
aagT-sm Rochester. Pa.
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500 . - J. 8. H.Erl. -Ths woman

srxkrxe or rae j. =. HaEsls- The woman
who was seen sinking with Der child. when the
propeElerJ. \. Harris was sunk hy ooilislo"
with the Metropolis, proves % haze been Mrs
Wilkinson, Of New York. It IS thought that
the gentleman lost at the time, whose name
has not been hitherto reported, was her hus=
band Another Of the lost was boy, John
Lewis Bunee, Of New York. He was some
twelve years cd The addition Of these names
to The 1i,t Of tic lost makes inc totaof lost by
the sinking of the vessel, sixteen; il shows too,
that Capt Smith was in error in giving The
number Of passengers and crew on his vessel
as twenty-five all told The true number,
doubtless, MAS tWenty-eight.
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To yonr Inquiries Ecald reply that when first com
enced using Professor Restorative, nv
Slmost While and had for the years,
and It top head and very loose,
the second bottle Cshieh esht Eeeks9 my hair
entirely changed its original color, eight brown and Is
nov free from danh-ud and quite moist have had
hair cut 1--WE six =s since the change. and have
any thing white the roots and
It IS thick vas, and does
all 1t has proved case all tat coul wish to ask.
July ], 1855. Yours, re-, ~
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The Reporter here remarked that the cell was
very warm, when she replied
What must it be then, when it is closed, as
it is from seven at night until seven next day
assure you, Ithcn feel it almost sutfncatiug;
my right side isverv painful; Iscan't walk many
PAGES without resting on something; the only
will be well yet" Here Mrs. Cunningham a;,-
parcntly became very weak; her daughter wet
her lips with some water; she then said, ''You
see how unable am to talk; this conversation
has weakenedmc nIuch.1
Perceiving that this appeared to be the case,
our reporter took his leave, Mrs. Cunningham
saving that she would be glad to see him again,
when she would be stronger and more able to
endure conversation
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no HOUSEH.t,EpER.S

IMPROVED ESANELED AIR-TIGaT PEuIT J1RsI
VIZ only article that be year amer year ana
1877 good p7rFae, for preserving Fruits, VeEsta.
hs e k "a tviF nataral state. body Of ;he Ware
sssety o!a The EhiEs FFe 1Ilt Elass, and the Jars
% esi.on q Ioi1on Light rorosrnss. ke., &C., which have
eoaf1iea tee Jars and Cans made other histerlais
Pun dlree.tons accompany Jar Por sale boiesai
aae retail, htthe Houss FUrnish.ng s;oFc o,
J. 4 DUNLAP 4 CO.
fIh est rrJsaif
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WHO MIS-. crNNIyGnAN MARRIED.

On asking the next questions, the reporter
watched Mrs Cunningham face closely, to see
if it would change color in any way, but the an
sxers were given without the slightest hesitation
or change Of color, and with something like
scorifu smile.
Reporter-It is said By Some, however, that
+ Dr. Gatlin, and not Or. l5urdell, was the man
Won .-,rrvied z=--,-
Mrs Cunningham Nonsense, what an alb
Rcportcr-Absurd or not, most people appear
TO believe it; indeed it has been whispered that
be doesn't deny it.
Mrs nningham-( Without the slightest
discomposnre, except little more firmness,)
never married any man since my widowhOod
but Dr. BurdelI, and would defy any man to
say so.
Reporter-But suppose man might pcrjure
himself to ensure his own escape?
Mrs Cunningham have no fear of that; DIR.
Catlin will not assert such faisehood, much
less swear TO IT, again declare, no matter What
is said, that married Harvey Burdeil, and him
only; when | am taken TO the court, let me he
placed on the witness stand, and will tell the
truth, and nothing but the truth i am per-
frcdy innocent of all that is charged against me-
feel my innocence, and trust in God. And j
may here say, that if the sins of every person
in this world were written ON their forehead
my face would appear cleaner than that of many
others There are two sides to every story,
and time will show who is guilty and who is
innocent
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For Rent

PINE Country Residenee situated IN Pisassnt Iasy.
n three miles fr TissGiing and formerly eesas3 %
D. NJ EdgirRtOn. -
There also good stie and garden spot astseaeo 20
the premises. Ppr further PARTICULAR. zpply 70
ms GEO z WICKHAit
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3 a ;, 4,
Hair Restorative and Tny say, it Is the greatest dis
Soysry Of The age for restoring and CHANGING the hair
Before using il vas OF seventy. Ny
hair has attained original color You
mend to the World without the least fear,
one Of the EorstktRd- Yours. \. NuRPHT
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lions
have used Professor o. J. woO1s Hair Restorative an
hz-e admired Eo7iegtGl eject. Nc
as thought permanently hat by te Of the Are
storatEe Il has resumed lis original color, ani have
douh: permanently SIDNEY BREEZE,
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- Iv;,I lTr.. Caaningham !.


Thu Rsporter for the n. Y. EtPress has recent
+ ..;d Mr. Cunningham visit. The FOLLOW
: -s,ort Of what he saw and heard on that
aae..;an ne take from the Express of the 18th:
pse9ino mn the old familiar stairs, he came
., s5s 81 i65U lich sIfs. Cunningham Vas tGz
~ tired hut found It closed MS Ss=s.5
non 6ecnpies the last cell put one On
y, =corrfdor. On entering he hTst saw allss
Her Who is stf iniefahgabie IN neF at.el-
-. ,,on her mother She sat on the loot OF
81 Te3 and was sewing. A change tor inc
observable in her appearance heT eyes
;it : fsvr ,i1ys since were hollow and sunEeh,
-. lowered their natural appearance; her
.bsrl.s which we're pale and wan, have resaine1
80. .,i,r and the settled gloom which ciouaea
~ f.sturss has disappeared. ArS, Cunning
ham h., Was dressed, bullying down, and while 2.
She anneared still weak and seemed 10 sullsr
sou,s nafo her features. which were very pale,
,rors an expression Of hope
The cell appeared somewhat narrower tuaa
ti,a me which she formerly occuPledi NICE
,,,rnet covered the floor, the walls we're scru
Io,,FIr clean. and everything WAS neat ana IN
excellent order. near the bed, when Was cover
"a nth 4 snow white counteapane, we're tFo
cane-f.ottornef chairs, near TO them was oa-
reau. and at the foot a dressing tanie, WIN a
oIass. &c. Altogether the cell apPe2Tea com
Portable, save that it was excessively not INC
dno-. however. Is usually kept open from seven
in the morning, till seven at night ana a siliaii
air hole about two feet by eight inches. ABOVE
the foot of the b ID is also open, aitordins the
only ventilation.
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! MS cuvNINGnA1 o. DF-5 s7sil.Fss'.
Mrs Cunningham in a very faint voice vel.
coined the reported. her first words were: y
am glad to see you, sir.
4Reporter-And nm. sorry TO see yon, madam;
sorry to see you here, certainly.
Some further Conversation Of no interest
passed At length some questions were asked
relating to tine baby case, but on tiis point Mrs
Cunningham would merely declare her en;ire
innocence, and assert that she was certain it
would be made manifest, notwithstanding that
circumstances appeared to wezSe net Eonnd
her from which there seemed to be no escape
she emphaticaily denied that ever she said 10
DIR. Uni or anybody else that she had DIR. Catiin
under her thumb. and confirmed his statement
that she had only seen him three times before
this baby business Miss Helen confirmed this,
saying that she was present at two of these
three interviews.
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MONROE HoU5R.
GOPPosITE THE SUSPENSION P9IDGE,l
MHEEI4IHS1i, VA.

VIZ, 3 ARR e TT, Prop riotof'
NuIs well known Hotel has been newiy renovated, aHi
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For Rent.
For Rent
For Rem

TWO story Trie IJ61se containing four rooms and a
kitchen suated on Rourth street. 1bnTe Gnion one
door below the resienee Of Geo. r Riekhan am Feeent
o~eDied b. Jas FORSYTH further
~ 4i = ianauI GEO4 z YICEH4N.
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Abov In the family Of The Hon. W P Thonaston once
renr of Congress from Kentucky. was Of
from head to foot His eyelEds turned inside out PLorHI-
Ing the eye,ais TO pEcduee btndnss lie vas
s.irrti nv Hampton'S veRetahie TinetuTe.
DYSPEPSEA, sERF0ES DISEASE, DE
Mr. VIM Oldham, OF Baltimore cuStom-hoase suffered
from these complaints for IS months, with body Ard tad
seyreIy eeeted He vas cured by HanPtOns Vegetable
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RoOS in the building, formerly occupied
N by J. II. PsndetOn, laE Office Possession gwen
on LIST April. Apply at his Office ts6le-a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-24
NEVER DESPAIR.
BY J. s. FRELIGH.

BY y. S FkELlGH.
When ruin hangs grim DER our passion-tossed
bark,
And the future approaches all cheerless and
dark
Or the past is o'ershadowed by errors and crimes.
Resolve still to conquer and hope better times
When vice allures US and evils assan,
And good resolutions repeatedly fail.
Resolve still to conquer, and nobly declare
Independence Of spirit, and never despair
We are &C ting our parts in the scenes of a play.
Between two eteruities. passing away;
Aud the golden winged moments fast feeting,
shall tell
Down the vista Of time, If our acting is we'll.
Let the past be forgotton-the future unfeared,
The present improved, aud our spirits be cheered
BY hope. journey onward aud spite of the past,
Ne shall conquer our fate and be happy at last.