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CONGRESSIONAL DUELs-


CONGRESSIONAL DUELS.
Tha recent affair Of Nfr. BrooGs South |
Carolina, Ia, given an unu,nal dc,,r.. nr
interest 20 the subject ofducl,inr 9rl r..
,i,cd tie rocogrctions orsomc Of the more
celebrated Congtys,ional ag',irs Of honor
D1c,s have been fought by members Of
Cou~rc>, trom the very Commencement g
our 'N>t"no" as a nation, bat lh,>, atI'ir>
har" been ma,h less .requen, than is Gen.
orally SUPPOSED To- ho the case. In lc.,
al the Congressional ciuilruga, lha, have
O""n syH, FROM tie meeting Of the fr,,
C."-r.>s ln ih"adc,,hiH down to the At
i"'' o'tw"r" Hrooks a@4 Eurl.u-amn, %
net exceed Twenty-Five j. nwnlu-aal
|'' "'''H' many "a nave been t1uvn' by
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Is II not reasonable to suppose that when
4 Young lady offers to hem cambria ban
ke'chIets for a rich bachelor, she meaus To
sew IN order THAI she may reapg
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An eminent painter was asked what he
mixed his co.ors with to produce so extra
ordinary an effect. Il mix them with
brains, sir was the answer.
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Stuff your pockets with mackeIel and
imagine yourself a whale, and You are
hopeful member of the Goldfish arisl,c,a a
cv
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When fellow first falls in love, the
sensation is like hay bug crawling up
the leg Of his trowsers. At least that is
the way we suffered when we6rst squeez.
ed the hand Of the gal we loved. Z"
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Low did he Get in /.
lie has a nigh, kew
i must Sec Chr.Jj,r'
i hone Won don't ,Ii,l, L.. lol .,,...
thing to do with H.
i cannot tell. should Ike TO see
him
lie IS innocent am sure = exclaimed
Annie.
No harm in seeing him. added MIR.
Wallace. 1 will 20 ior him..
In few minutes he returned with the
young man. Chandler, in the convcr,a.
ton | had with him, manifested very
lively mtcrys, in the solution Of In.
mystery, and pro'~.svd himself ready to
d. nllhimg - forward my views.
'What umu did YOU fy,urn Ia IA, house
%" Ioe:!ay m0-htf | a>kel with the in.
te,ti,u ot Sounding him n,,tr.
About Twelve
Twelve ! SAID Ammo. 4, WAS uo, more
i"hn ten. h"Hb y"".'
IL" ,.o.& struck twelve H~ turned
iac cUr"rr Of .4c Street, replied IGuuG'.r.
positively.
! certainly heard some o"" in the from,
room 'i lHai ''"r' added Annie, .ookju. i.
|''" "S'or'>hm.n, "a; tho group aroaul
A'E
we are getting at somcihinL,' | rc
"a" !! >''' ,'. laughing. How d.. you Go; in.
''E, ."'"'.ei
"e ,'"H- w"" SMILED "s lie glanced
i, iln.,''
1il n't tel I"n a'o", il, a"i I.r,
lof was "'4" It would make You u,r
seuS' ""t !. I""g' 60 'n ho'".: ";" l"-
TO '"..'' los, my wight key
-.
- 'oS' my n'&"'-N'!'
~" o. N'f'
"'Sn" 20 De ie,RY u t"'@.ie!.
"''s"''ah hatPe""S along, told
,'.'' r.,' NY SLo'"on' lie E'..M m", "nj ia
N."s ''.'.yr ,'.' rom q" unti"'a"'. hor''
orPosi'', Il''' a." p.'.''' i 'S",",' '"" O.. 'a"
,,a,,.,,. n S'o'! "'".''"S' ana '"t'Fo" III
c. n.. .t...
10 ~,In,l,, ' ""0 "''' = y" near" "'
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.II,,a 49,! '..
r,ocoJ ,L.!a ~ ~ '''" '"' '''' since II was
~, "'''
~II,s ,.,rm c,,l,. ~
I'll s3ys no Las r,,r
.ve,y ,n,"a,i,I,,'" " r.I AVE.
aI, :. ;nIa'i. ',,' ,,.'.
not ,rI Ia nI,n,i, 'T w., "'I '',';yi ;i. "o",u
taken !, on, ,,l,m %o i:I I, 49,, ~ I"'@n' I ,H'4
h, was ,ho,," " %, '' '''' ""'" "'''
.Vary rL.Iy I,,;r lo ,.,-;
di,ion 10 tnI.a i nn, =, ~ -, ,,,'I 81 w." w.
dcr,,,nI wh,, 10 wn. aL'", 49,, ," ~ >'"'' '''
81 should ,Linl .n"
"WEo, Kind oy = man = R,,c, ~
81 don't know. G.,r.,,',I,,
G.or~c CbYnI,.r t;i.. Lin, Tcr,.vo', @ OIL.
he ,ays he !, very r,o,n."
The cgny,r,,l;.n v,s hero ;u,orrnr,ol
b, the entrance or Wallace. I;c i"tl.j
pal. and hu,car,I, rs mach from the pr.
fc,ls Of anxiety a. Of the dcbsuc5 from
hi,h Ia ,,., =, ,.....,.,,.,
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Years ago, leaving a handsome property
to thont,yr "uH his wife.
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What is a man tossed by an infuriateJ
bull like i--A quick mJvtnsent on fpo
horns
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t'urn t9 the PresS-its tcemius Sheets sEryry
Sis with thc wonders of each passing ,;;,y
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LANCASTER H, SOUTH WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY % 1851
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-06

TuAcKEEAY on THE SruxP.-Thackeray, the
English satirist and novel writer. has presented
himself to the electors Of the city of Oxford,
proposing himself as a candiiate for Parlia-
meniary honors He announces in his address,
that he is in favor Of the ballot Of an extension
of the franchise, and of all reforms which the
people may intelligently and earnestly demand.
In his first electioneering or stump speech he
raped the aristocracy gently, declaring that he
thought it was time men Of the people were
permitted some share in ;he government. lIeis
reported as saying:
There is never any chance for tnan Of the
people TO step forward-there seems sort ~
absolute necessity. that when Lord palnersten
goes out Of Office, Lord John must come in; and
when Lord John jumps out us the boat. Lord
Pnlmerston must come in and pull stroke oar
again. Laughter cheers Arc there not pTu-
dent intelligent men whose services the country
might profit by, who have no chance to crafty
the legitimate object Of their ambition. 10 that
an eternal change OF the great aiistocratic FAM
lilies seems intended to go OH forever? Will 1t
be your will aud pleasure that this state Of
things continue: loud cries Of No, no. II
so introduce into the House OF Commons men
of popular intclligencc-thc best men you can
bring into it. The popular influence must DC
brought 10 bear on the present government Of
the country; IL they finch remind them that the
people are outside, aud want more and more
IL next year they do not give sufficient meas,
ure Of reform, let us screw them and screw
them till We get larger measure
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iron our Special Correspondeat-l
n

MuToS, PA, Aug. >, 1891.
Editors OF ItitLjgsHcCr.-Beforel leaving Tor
long journey, l believe promised to furnish
an occasional item Of travel, for the pages OF
your excellent paper. In these days OF wan
;Ierin, by land or sea, it were strange If my
humble 6en could furnish anything new or OF
much interest: but as after the harvest he!a mas
been reaped, some cleaner may gather grams
boC,re overlooked, 50 | may be able TO iuTnlsh
some modest Incident perhaps not entirely with
II was not without feelings of regret, that
starting upon my journey, looked back upon
Wheeling However, mere distance cannot Gi-
vide friendship, nor journeys separate US rom
scenes treasured in the mind So. by way 3i
~ Ua,Dnfield road. soon came into PenHsyi-
v,nis- ye,I could not perceive. from the ni0leS
or industry or the customs Of the people, that
had been carried ont Of the Par handle. Inc
s.T,s ernest labor the same thrift and the same
,,r,s,,eriiy- seemed visible. In conversation
win Inc people, however. found difference,
for they seemed to speak lightly OF the iaiiu-
ence winch the peculiar institution mas uI'o'4
tfc agriculture and manufactures OF lTsihia
and alluded to its contrast in these respects
1ri,b PennSylyanis: thew argued the excellence
Of free labor, spoke Of the Development OF
manufactures which it had produced N W ueei,
inc. aud affirmed that ~ energetic CITY, Shoui
n5t he taxed 10 aid the incidence OF other re
lions Their mode OF argument however, may
Ierhaps srise fom the prejudice of education
In travelling through this stste, and every
where indications Of remarkat.e pToSperl'y-,-
The mountains are rich with coal and IToi, tte
ain sides with forests and the valleys with Ter
iilitv. Passing from town to town, occasionally
fy STAGE coach. perceived more clearly the
Great mineral and agricultural wealth Of this
state. Railways, roads, bridges. mills, villages
and farm houses arc everywhere sprinsins INTO
existence
Milton Is a pleasant torn, OF about three or
four thousand inhabitants From this place,
believe, originally came the late Or Hu1iinen'
of bnuorei memory. Would that il might fur
nish more men of such genius and charity
Yours. &c u. d. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-06

TIM MuEpER N STErBRNynLE.-The Coro-
ners inquest concluded Its Investigations yester-
,iav evening and rendereda verdict in substance
that Martin HalleTol, vino was murdered on the
corner OF Market and High STREETS. on Saturday
night last, came TO his death, by wound inlet
ed by brick stone or other missile in the hands
Of Henry Pratt The County Commissioners,
on learning which, Immediately ordered the Is
suing of a reward Of 500 fer the arrest ofPIatt,
nfwhon no tidings have, a. yet, been had The
EIioH describes him as "a low, heavy set man,
of about five feet five or fix inches in height
dark sandy h4ir-an Irishman by birth, and in
speaking has a very peculiar accent Of that ma
ton It is to be hoped he may be brought
to justice. Pratt, We understand, was in the
city until Sunday noon, the murder having been
committed between ii and II o'clock on Satur.
LAY night, and there is consequently much cen
Sure-wheiher vel grounded or not we are nm
able to say-in respect TO the tardy admins
tration of the laxs.-EsraLd n THes3sy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-06
YE4TMAS, ROBINSON 4 CO
Corner Of second and Green street
rFram,h.N-Y- snndnr rlmss.l

LETTER FRoN a DIsBASDED VOLUNTEER
Well, 1t takes long time to discover all the fol-
bles of ones friends. We had not the slightest
idea, until we Rad the following precious NOR
ceuW. that egntiSm was our veteran correspon-
dents particular vanity" However, the letter
is one of the most amusing he has ever written:
SAINT NIcKALAs HoTTEL, Jolly %, 1857.
E{3yturs nj the Sunday Times:
The letter of your abel correspondent, tLum-
mix, complymentin my versis on Niasary, and
sOliSitin me to rite ponIe on the Rapids and
cry luther ohjecks of speshil ntrest atween the
Caterack and Montreal, hes cum to hand. The
task is orduOoS. but feelin | am ekwil to 1t,
shall comply with this complycatid rekwest.
hev allus ben considered to Persess TALENT for
riting inmortil verse ameng my diversified nat
eral achievements; and when was in the Cry
meah, | rit paythctick peace on the war, witch
was sot to toon, and ef roomer is correck, was
wunst sung by Miss Nightingale and her Teller
muses. causin lnarkt sensashin. 1t was de-
ranged for emmy number of voices, and was 50
much admired that eff the orthor hedent hailed
from America, it would hev been adopted by the
BTitisherS as nashinal air, and you mought
heT seen your humbel Servint denounced in the
moose of the day as Poit Lariat to Kween Vic
tory. Its jest as WELL howSeyer, as diddent
get sthe appointment for must hey deklined,
witch would hev been a Disappointment to that
hyly respecktabul suvrin. Materially, it would
DC onpossabul for fre-born American DENNY
crat to prostitoot his jenius in the sarvis of
emmy monick on airth.
But kant refuse to apostrifse the promy-
nent fetors of my nativ land; and altho tillosify
and lodge hes ben my partickler Studies OF
late, assoom the liar and proceed to revoke
the mewscs, at your friends rekwest:
TO TIE srsPESsuIS BRIDGE, NAGAgY RIVER.
AnorraouS struc.uri Thar Iie ike know.
Did the constructors stand as bt: this rode
Rite throo the aiTs Say, gentle 1sSs,
Wot he'd they TO hold to2 Bet, aisss!
The Il nu.hi1. o! Jerusalem.
Wot buoyed up InaEEasE!n, foTedr
Kant get the hang OF IL
REV it nov:
Ihsy did it in balloousi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-06

Story ora FISH ASD or = SKULL.-A most
singular incident occurred in BurreIl township a
short time since, which is worthy Of notice =
Two sons Of Mr. John II. Isett, were in the habit
Of setting "Sight-lines" in the Allegheny river,
in order TO become possessed Of the finny tribe
One morning very mysterious looking thing
was observed from the shore, as being attached
% one OF the lines out some distance On draw
ing in the line, fish was fast on the hook, with
its head protuding from the orifcc Of human
skull which rests upon the yertebral column; its
body being az the skull aud t"o large to allow
its escape therefrom. The theory is thai the
fish became domiciled in the skull some time
since, and grew until it became imprisoned
therein beyond its power to escape unaided--
The skull is sound and has yet four teeth in it,
the reminder having dropped out. Its shape
indicates that it possibly belonged to negro,
and was perhaps that OF female reeHsbuTg
CPa.l Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-06

FREG LOVE OK a BExDER-IIrs Carrie c. Lew
is, who made herself more prominent thnn
savory at a late gathering of spiritualIst' free
lovers and kindred notorieties in Ravenna; Ohio,
has taken the Cleveland Herald in hand for pre-
Stunning to think that her doctrine of woman's
right Mt all times to say who should be the father
OF her children would tend to social confusion.
Mrs Lewisreiterates her first proposition, and
adds the following as a further calculation Of
the mysterious creed:
"IIenry c. Wright said he believed the one
eternal union of one man and one woman.
replied that if by one man you mean all men
who have or will live, then accept your phi
losophy, for ain married To all rlen-to the BIZ
vine God principle-aRd It Is for me to say
what expressions manifestations CT lare shall
give to all men,"
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HENp PROVISION AND GRAIN.
rcor,..popdenes Of the wheeling In,ellissHssF.l
G. I,r-r. No Angus. let. 1851.

rr,r,..Dondspes Of the wheeling In.eIiisenesr-l
81. Lees, No Angus: ist ISL
1IT IN Hreouni Of the depressed wants Of trade a. US
j1 season Of the year. Several Of the neEly -
1a9; . s ~, 60 V n9 Bani at ISsion he Erult
iIi don:ies Be greatly beneficial 70 t'e comm
s'j1 q REMAND quite regular during the pas;
month"; I'll towards The clos, TT ssr a. some de-
rne Receipts have steadily ana nov saInp w
h+Is N ri, year has beea restricted to some extent
!; III seemed ,hat or t4yle not taken Cor PS"Pe-
IS - Ghief oiherEise would be applied hence 6ayer; 2
rssrEet Eiihout finding as viz suit then.
me demand Il st IS heretofore mainly foF Etr par
s,,r in s.ers las increased TO about ssh tAles
,Ei. SOB. lIS; yea. t gaze az Az TsiT 10 coo Si7
iss; Prime Sis0 Choice $685. Dressed is Ia limited d.
"a @ hia - eBP 81 rriees mus. depend much IN.
aazaty yet forUard o. Thieh shippers eA hest
Bfiiao SuE-Isna rope IA. continued IN Cood demand
~ 81 z Machines g sseeted thouSh some saleS are
- n itr manufactured st SL Raund parcels could
soa 81 A. i i.i fot iariac ais u1onta The cotton
ra L reported froal more fssorAhly - the seasea Al
Earisioa.-Tyi;A ush; stocks and soot deusa for f-
Ing orders the Market kss in steady At uniform rates
cioSiae frT slight advsre- We row G1oe Mess Pork
At ssSSs3 Bacon I,'s ie for sh9giie5s is. az; foE
Cared Hans l= Is Lard iss si4s< !o= No and PriIre
bat fE changes during the month closing dun and ian:uid
II TIE 5ring puotzfonS- Zine IS Sly Scratched 80
-Is- Suersre So ENTra fS, for Co1ntrT BraadS-
Frr -oanG Gil! $50; Extra $50, according TO quality
and brands =. -.
HzsaTe market for The rs'i uaaih opened ri n lsh'
stock Of Prime. UAea qualities found ready sales az corr
r-ratve h prices ~; I5sr were IN Better ss;
fv and saia sloEy frozs si rs TIE arE crop made
rs importance early n the month, and sold readily Al rol
4f; - per bsShel, receipts 1eTc@Sedl pTce rni
iiy tenei closing following quotations stsI per
s,se fer poor Spring tI.IS sle; fog Prime do NsE
An 81 fer poorly cleaned and DAMP tEhish - t'e
Hse " in portion Of almost Al tie lots nov esiIG
ceivel from ire Sogtil Prime Red and White SlS Si+
Tie crop fan hyns the quality uss soF naakinS go
hTauas FIcurfs Ici tTouoEt its sSe4oi o. ool
nv whilst the crop spring Is large and dne we mas
i5-rN9rr ex2ecr Of prices thsn usual tleH
II Vel TOO early 70 make any rse calculations rPon fu
tue prices. -, -, ,,-,.,-
SaTn IN: fs Eaeiuao1s during the Isea;h The market
s. iuii6r Corn az FOR mixed, $50 20 for vel
ia 7sT5 cts for prime white o=ts active from $500
c. according - quality. o..
use IslS for dry aiut, 1853 for dry salt GUnnies
lsS6is FOR -eE9slO for secoad hgnd Osnahurs SACKS
i6zi9is: Potatoes aiSi.2a; Beans Gl2562i Flax seed
SiT0 -; whiSks 2SS26-ei-; Tsll3W 1iets BeeSyaE
lszs5Siets; Dried Apples $685. Peaches $sSaSi Wool
r-Eas5-i ISE25cts-, Washed 2S6S5 cents.
Veg respectable.
YEGTMAS, ROBINSON CO
Corner Of second and Green streets
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FEoy CAmo-E rsaliEGtioR cf the Rotor
4 .S,aH3Iliziaq Doetar 7rottcf Oat-ITdsi
S-foolmnsteT IA TrouilG-The excitement as TO
the late not has abated. The rioters were TO
have been tried before Judge O'ShaughneSSeEr,
but the vi-ilants not having confidence In hini'
or rather, having more in Judge Corcoran, pro
cured change Of venue to the latter gentleman ;
court They were all accused Of kidnapping.
and the facts brought forth render their CUNT
certain.
+ Considerable excitement has existed to-day
in reference 20 one OF our physicians, DT-
Woods who has been escorted out OF town by
a company Of gentlemen, who nouted MN that
his return would secure coat OF tar ana leath-
erS Dr. Woods resided here some twelve
months ago. and was boarded by a private fam
iiy. There were several interesting daughters.
Including one about fifteen. 0ne day, however,
the Doctor left private letter exposed, so that
it reached the ewes of the father, containing the
most vulgar charges against the girl ne
father sought the Doctor out fired at, out
missed him He escaped punishment by leay-
ing the city promptly in . honrs
About six months ago, the Doctor returned,
seemingly repentant More recently, however,
he renewed his accusations iii private converse
ton. Yesterday, he was waited upon by
delegation Of our best citizens, and invited to
walk over to Mayor Taylor's Office. he accom-
panied them because he could not do otherwise.
He was there made to retrsct IN writing every
thing he had said against the young lady, and
to apologize to her by the same instrumentality,
BE was then allowed two hours to prepare him
self to leave the city. The seli-consututed com
mittee did not leave him, butrernained with him
during the two hours, ana then escorted him
to the depot.
We have another excitement An hiSh Cath
ole named Mahoncy, has been teaching school
in Ohio City, opposite this place, for year
past. During that time he made the acquain-
tsnce Of Young American lady, of great per
sonal beauty aud handsome accomplishments.
He made love 70 her, and rumor has it, sue
ceeied in securing her consent to marriage
engagement.
Tie parent Indignantly refused his assent
This called forth a long letter from the school
teacher. who told the father that he might as
well consent, as the intimacy between the
daughter aud himself had destroyed her. The
letter caused the greatest excitement. Mahopcy
has been ordered to leave Cairo, in double-quick
time, and numbar Of young MisSonrians are
on his scent, determined yet to treat HIN to
snit of clothing which viii stick closer to him
than = brother.
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Charles, london Cordial Gin

CHARLES hOnuOu OOIuIaI O4A
Is shown b. Records OF the Custom House to be the
onI, London Cordan Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others are made here ia imitation Of 1t.
delicious tonic beverage, and by is peculiar favor
$50 different from other gnsJ universally esteemed by al
who use IL adopted with great success In cases OF
DrsPEPsIA Cow, RuEuNA1;sx, DRoEsT, Crawl coLIc,
C4oLEEA PzrEz sTzcTuEE, DISEASE LHE UHi-
zAET ORGANS, ERILzPsv, RE,tALE IRREGULARITIES, &C.
d. yALESTixE SloTT OF Neu York. letter the pro-
rriefor.
,CRarles LoHdoa Cordial Gin IL the Hrs't, 5t, oad
Y oIt rsliabEs Extract Of Juniper L6are seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold BY all Drug
sts and roesEs te United States aud also
rzerous Poson4 eak:ed "London Cordial Gn"-to syOid
them buy only CII1RLEs" R-jee. any other offered to
you As you value your health. Price dollar for quarts
my cents fer pints. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
rah2s-Sndkw Sole Importer, - BroadEay,N. Y.
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HYGEIA HOTEL.
on POINT CnMFORT. "a.

"a OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
FssFE Thss TrnoEn-l SUMNER RESORT VIII b. re-
sSt=s opened the FIRST OF JUNE
There Watering the land, presenting more
varied and tempting attractions thai this.
Ia broad view OF Hlmpton Roads and the C5eSaneake
BAY, Is fam ed b. The constant sea-hreeIs-
AZ the site Of the arst military post in the
country.
Inc luxurious bath and AL the uxuriss of the
sait water region at Its doors.
en- 81 ball in America spacious and most
pleasant Billiard Saloon Pistol Galleries delightful beach
and country auns 5e best facilities for fishing and good
reading rOoTa among The attractions
Music is dscourSe not only hy the band ap1uTenant TO
the establishment but the Band Of the % Regiment OF U S
Artillery, said to he ths hest in ths army.
And health Il Is surpassed by the most secluded
nounIan retreat Tne various army surgeons Of the post
physicians resident IN the vicinity have certified
that they 'hdre EaoLen Of and Csrsr
bilious eSer oorgiHate at Oh POtat c'Tt, and that
It L throughout the VsIT healthy locality any
tie Ice of eIrs rSee their certificates In the Par
uer and De Bows IlrEie1.l
lot Of very BRANDTE5, direct from the London
dork-a special Importation Of the Msss BurruS Of Nor
IN the cellar the Hotel, and the bsSt
LIQUORS Of all kinds TO he had In the country shan
tolerate nothing inferior in department, resolved, a
to make the Hysra the first Of the
kind in the Union JOS SEGAR,
PrOpTietoF.
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UsrEnsIr At LrwfsOora, PA.-'rho com,

UxfvERsrTY st LEwr0vEG, PA.-Ihc com
Inehcement exercises OF this Institution, oeenr-
red the last week in July. 1t Is estimated that
not less than three thonsand persons were in
attendance. The Grafton before the Literary
Sosie,ies, was delivered by HIS Excelleney, Gov.
Pollock; and the poem by the Res. Mr. Malcolm,
formerly II this city. The Grafton is reported
10 have been very eloquent, and the poem to
have been beautiful, and bearing marks Of high
genius. This institution, which represents the
educational interests Of the Bapti=ts Of Penn
syIvania and New Jersey. meets with much sue
cess. and IS now erecting additional buildings,
at cost Of about uinety thousand dollars
Upon commencement day, the Chancellor q
the University. on behalf Of the Trustees con-
ferred the degree Of L. l. D.. upon Rev. ii.
alaleon, father Of Res. C. H. Malcolm. hT
many years President Of the Institution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-06
Is LIE LAsnEEN I:APlps.

Rushi0 With oaeor1mon force
TastsT by ehorks than quarter horse;
Sfeprea :: morn n racers speed
ThTOo the rust io0Efn eiannil / ever seed
Afvs=n rocks Ehar 10 seemed Elust be pinned,
Down re dash Ia the Jenny Lind.
Whaia Gorgeous pic;er Il i no doubt,
Bat its art=T you're thrCO tl1aty6G ind X out;
For We she-red throo the hizs5a fun1r,
I'd hsv given V to heV ben at hong.
Thar, that's wot call grafEck desk .shir,
and nuthin else; and before drappin tlls sub.
jock, may as well menshin that lev booked
out stirrin pomc on the insidents of the reyo-
Iooshin. 1t viii be polisht off, rediy for the
press, in a few days; and in the meantime shall
be happy to resolve illegiblc proposals from re-
spectabul bOokcellars for publishin the same in
weakly numbers Yours, allus,
4 DIsBASpED VOLUNTEER.