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HOUSE OF DEB. EGA les.
MESsRs. Epae-Piease announce JACOB COOLING, OF
Elm Grove in this county, as the oldL Wing candidate
for the House Of Delegated
mnhse-dAVf PEOPLES CHOICE.
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Important to ConsumpttVes.-

important to ConSumpttVes
Many valuable lives have been saved by iIRGItGH CIARx
, GsS GssgtsE Coz LiSER Sc All human probH-
II - no quack medicine but tie Pure
utmost care from the Fresh oG EIeb LtCers and ISFe.
commended by the eminent physicians In Europe nd
AtneFis and has proved by edrs experience tle
valuable remedy for CoPTtoE and ScRoFuLA ever dis
covered for, Willie Il the fncreasrS-t the
health and strength Of the patient. y p - r
y Ersat dFal spurious oil, Ad1eTa-
eu Win seal OIL Whale oil, DC, which, Instead Of beie6t-
ng INJURIES the patients bsfHnglug the digestive organs
but being cheaper By paIaed Oh for
SoTIGE that HEgEstAS Crank Co.'s tignEure Is OYER
me cork and the Eagle and Mortar the for since
the death Of w T. ,Shton our late partner, Blsn
an article called HushtOn's put ine market n io
way connected with II O. z Co, IL G. Co. and 4ho,iS
ands who had used other on viii success have been re-
stored 70 health BY the Genuine OIL our uhnuflotFe
sole % al respectable ir'ieEtsts. t-ba6slm-da4
g L., no ZEN MOB INK USED. al
dplo No Cory INIT4TED, No TRAcHER REauHFp - /.
~, s55AGLACRINs PATENT SEBFS lNSJRUCTINEF PRO.
JESS IN PENAlANsHlP enables eteEy one 10 write viii
ease has been SdSpt.
ca ny me Enbe sehcois Of New York, our rSt r-
@ The process complete With u directions for use,
SIX copies for S. A ierni discount on large
feb2t-8m-inW 2 ~ -
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DIRECTIONS.


Keep the Wines in horizontal pOsiton and in cellar
= { an even temperature.
In cold tCedther the SPARKLING WINES should be kept
for three days before using room, the
perature OF about 20 degrees that the Wines we'll
warmed through
lee should never be used In SPARKLING CATAWDA
WINES for Il Injuries their flavor and dutes
the Wines, thus destroying their character The Wines
too sensitive to bear Ice. =tt=EHe
az In Offering the above Wines to the notice OF the
American public desire all persons who may
purchase them that they strictly THE
CATAWBA GRAPB free from and every form OF auter
atom and conninng alcohol that which results
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBAs Is not made to IaTFATEany
foreign article Whateysr but II desed TO be what
e represented an American sparkling MtneS
Champagne is FRENCH ,'sPaEklnE Wine" Here there
Seuihance ceases; The American IL far rich
and rty In Its flavor II makes delicious wine. The
prejudice In favor the article
prejudice only and Inconsistent with true taste ludg
ment.4 '5st- srs.F
The STILL WINE ts highly esteemed by Medical men
most admirable tonic for inVRldG and for RACRANENr
purposes Il Is wholly uneSceptiouRble
The BRANDY made from the 0ataEbR Grape differs in
material degree from oribaFy French Brandy OF
but at the time possesses all those qualities which
should superior article OF ts kind ana when
Is desired to have strictly pure Brandy for medicinal
other iurpaseB, IL cannot be over estimArd.
For sale by rfsff. t. h. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
-AP1-tiaE a55rl GENERAL AeRNIS.
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FROM HARRISBURG.
APRIL 2s.-Bill for the sale of main line pas
sed the house this afternoon. yeas s, nays Al.
Line working to Halifax.
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SALAMANDFR SAFES y q I
no. g Fltt5bur9h, and Yault
OULDERTsoN, MoRRIsoN q co..

only agents In Whe9iin9, Va
me I9loWing testimonial which appears the 81 Louis
Of the 10th Of January speaks voun9s ia ri
foI o. me safes by 8es6S Burke
10 the Merchants Of ST. Louis AMI the Pubiie
IN rStee 70 Aessrs B. Violet Cos and their sacesSs-
9L MssyIs. VIM Dean Co., who SCENTS the sale Of
Barnes hre proof safes, hereby certify mon
opening our safe that Vas In h great total de-
pt ls Pudingl5 the 18th dggi November.
1922 mat our books and paperB hAVt come out almost n
peFIet As nq after being IN the ruins ~ and
We can eheeFiuly recommend their Safes public
{ TFs sbo,ys BRADY 9 '1iR0s.
enee and1 heEsu certify that the large boIs
ena papers therein eontained good oTsr ana tie
81 EoRfs . 5sS. S isss A. a 9SsI
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SRIzRn

sNEw York, April 28.--The schooner Mer-
chant was seized as she was leaving port to-day;
suspected as SLAYER.
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COM Ale.
WHOIIES AEJE M,ARI5F
DIRECTED ypAILys TFoN ACTUAL SALES,
BylHF4 N, RUNIPIIRRV.

WuEElluo, Apr1 "a, 1851.
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French Plate Glass MIRRORS.
In Frames Of tbs ptEcst and most beautiful desIknu
for PAisIiSos and EHGEAvtnos made
In any desired Looking Gass Pntes, Plate Picture
and window Glass Glaziers pianionds, loudinEs OF al
Ends Marble Slabs Brackets, Cola Lear etc. etc. fur.
feh25- z y Joy ~ ~
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consequence Of raise IN the price of Draft Ale we the
are Obliged the price Of Bottled Ale
BBhy Cts dpl, and after the 1St April until
iurthern Ohce.rii .OHAHLRSaGARRORTH,F
..sk ~ 3. al gsi LEWIS SNIDER,e $50
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PHRASE The following Land distribution canal
dlfet: 81 Ii j SD e q A II A
RoR sENArE-JoIIN C. CAlIPBELL.. ---.-.-----
FoE HOuaE OF DELBoSTEs-JOsRPH l. FRY. JOHN L.,
NEWLY " s % IaPli:tsl 800 OHIO.
WE are authorized 70 announes Sl1 ERRARD
candidate for Congress- this Congressional District
April 1ote
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GENlN3S BAZAAR,

- ~ Eifi4 business.
we keep constantly for sale large stock Of Goods adapt
nishlnE szlP sIEAAsoATs HOEts aud PRvATE REslpE1-
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" NJ ~
ON and after Monday LIST OF December the Passenyer
Trains will leave this station daily 65S aud 1920
p, d. Wheeling time. E4if ifsfe. tf13Jl1zF5Ez
The Nah Train daily Except Sundays at G:55, A. NJ
VIII receive aud discharge passengers principal
The Express FraIn daily at 42O p NJ win receive and
dscaTEe passengers At the following stations onIy Ben
wood, Monndsvie, Cameron Burton, PaiFion
msn NeWburg RoWlesbnrg, Piedmont Ouerland
Sit Johns Kun MartinSbnrg HarperS Ferry, Mdnocacy
sykesvlle and Washington Junction. =. ials..H
The Trains will arrive follows: The Mail Train at 4:lO
A. NJ daily the Express 1850 p NJ daily. The Aceono.
W. g. W00DSIDE, Superintendent.
decl zzEL q D zll-E-I J.B.FORD, Agent. e
OFFICE h. g. o. IE. ES. 6JGS,7T
WHEEIIEo, Nov. IA, 1856.
"A CHANGE OF the tariff rate of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company, from winter Iates vii
taks place on and after the 10Th Of November, inst
J. B. FORD, J
noyloe % = z-EzzLs52 EEAE Agent
; TRANSPORTATION oFPI0E HESiPPIELDR XII
s. u s q slsts FHRILIEe, sept, q, 1856.
a and passengers from Wheeling to ciaysYie
through to Warrington Depot FOrsyths
Warehouse U. D. PE1RsEL, 4
spa7 wbtelnk.
WHEELING, CINCINNATI 9 LOUISVILLE PAUKET.
NAk The new and splendid steamer
llfI-H1-.1t W. G. WOODsIDE, .7ls
e. Capt. ]. &. BOOTH, ~
~ = viii run as regular packet to the abov
and all intermediate ports.
For Freight or passage applyto Raahb
zagEo D IN ~ g. Q. BAKER 4 Cos Agents,
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d lMOVEDFO OVER. b

q MOVED OWE e. ~ q
l. MTss196EJs 2[zl9EE[7lR Il
sFe16teds BE sF0IgJ ARDEge AND co MISSION
III House to No.I0 Main Htreets 70 ls ga
rs 80 AEs4EG4ESl 1El4P6HE8.
uPERIon shan 5al, Block and Round Boz Match
- lol e9ls ies ~ X, - y: stlSA4 -
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e3F3 sssls -9flytk1P2S1ING (f9OLlS. {
t=0UPES best Black hifl kpuHia DeEaiTeg
~ Crspe Super Ii q;
fHtsts4 and Satin Striped BereEes Fionnsei
st1d5 Skg litl Crepe Honnees gfnEhi Ia6nl
talllt1essag lLtpsl HKLsEBLI 3 ByBaRINuEN.
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2 BOOZE, Statfoner7V.ZS n. q
As q % III Main stfeet, S6lid EaSi.s ,iiest-
81 Tue reading eoniElnity 10 die
t van y 2 bic intention keep on
u Iull supply pt fTtielet NE ifnr f7lVS
ItoelE and tfIses - = - -st -iel 11Rs4
large Invoice Of RaiI Paper on he
rsady IN inlpeetion IN . lev iS5as = ssI,G
4 lliikD sElg Filiaala Hans ma i;5szs
AFs1.sa IHoBuHr 3 IlADDREf
4EA9 variety Of me 1lquoFS, store and Tor SALE 1
80 ". A. EDWARDS NO.
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Pens I PensI! Pens { u

rs 81 Us y q ems /! Een8 y
< lsy fsss5e4 % Coi5 P1S
We l1let1 ne hld maze his rt
aEe made from gold Eleed To- fats by contnaion
o. sll9ys aug canno fqullled Tor
" eny ottef Of mktals Pfices fare
nee eEatss aHd syegy pen They may IS known
y ssst3 pen geing stapred &c i. IRoIEX, llesIih 50
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lhavc also inst large stock Of Gents, Furnish
lng t5eq9s A1eh - ieoloFed and Elrs
ana shirt collars, SILK, Cotton and 1GsFfno Under lts
Sst Liner and James Draw sk and Linen abd.
black Hhte and eoIofed KID Gloves Of teVerS t
plain black aud flpSy SOCKS Ties, Ceyat1, x Ecl
s.s,s-,. f.sss.s.l a 4 y. H srhLL3fAN...
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SadaG lHOELSE9sRsEEPL GOODS.
166 and Cotton eeil an iithd, ilqp Case, do,
abIe and Pane Cover, aFSelel Alendale and Dimity
SpItads A. E1f RhFnitttfe Clint f
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WIfATTrIs DOING FOR TIE SICK.
VIM hucllman, ESQ.,, the well SAWS:
VI nave frequently used BoerhaVe's Holland Btters and
nnd u invariably relieves indigestion and debiEty."
Kew Samuel Babcock says: al special relief from
ss use Tor severe headache, with which had long
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T AAIreeetviuB aud keep constantly hand Iargestoc
i OF the celebrated IIAlLET, AVIS CO.ts PTANOES
Also, complete assoFtment Of AILnDEONs and SEllA-
PHINES, from the eelebrAted 6nnfaetoFie5 CdTart
gan, gtYlefer Churches or Lecture R6O with four stops.
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IRANSPO ZION.
Winter Schedule.

8. sslEs E5sEsis5Ss
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{ No. 3 fWasaington 1EIall. Q

pleasdTe In Informing my friends ana patT5ns a.
vicinity and the citizens geneEaIy that
nave llss Eeeetge the largest, dheSt and best 6eitfe
stock OF Cloths CaalmeTea and Yesting 5prinS
tat4 have offered the eItIEsuS 81
Q m te aud most approved style and best
= aqsl 9otlee Al goods warranted to behsrel-
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dge,.i si lslss Bnlltn1Ore Market ngg or
BALI15oEE April Wheat and Corn unchanged.
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SHEET MUSIC
am constantly resolving and keep hand large and
ehocs sheet Music. Also, Instruction Books
for every kind Of InstF upieRss nov In use.
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Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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Sldftihg ..s...,.........8 81
Cali, y dog ....s..t.$20R2S
Upper, doE !..,.s... R96
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BENJAMIN PAGE, in. &eo,
Misunderstanding PhaTmaeeutIstsan Chemists;

s9ld q q psrbotte ordx for Is, by sole
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Chinese fnpirncut>o % Nnr.

Hmm
1'', ,p " '.'"S 'e' ''i'' en',u "i'seht
~. ''S ". 't,''' ~ 'Nnes' II"
J., - W. w" my "'' P''H' 'nln''TeatlhR
~ nus '''o w ~ - ."a"5 ll""''ui'! ol oNi
W. ,""U9' 'a' "' W." NV Peoit' o"f',Re,.
" ~ 's'ns ~ .'''' u 'o' 9'l lN ''sh'' shei'h
VI ~ .'P,'u' a''' li's4me. VIII e'as''PV'oIe
Hs I'M" '''' VI NV i"'h '''e some We
= '45e"f N,'' US z''' = 'itIi 9,l IN frames
up 't' a' '''' Won a' s'.zl"nt AT" "9l win
N - iney "PpeF n'"f'5' "9' 9ni war instruments
q. ,'' tn"s .'s' ?. ,".'' "'' "' ,"'' o"n ha"''
"'' : 'a' 'i1 IT, 'a''' ~ a''elkh''s
J't'H,' ~ w ''' NV ~ ono - ~" men, ana
'i' '5-'9 VI ~. 'i-, y ''u % IN !" III 9'' "uo'e
- u#F Po"h" A'@"'t 'i1 me- WI" i 'a'lea .! one
'i ,h' s'Ft'efs "1 '"e '.'"t $ sheoilef
900. ~ mn g, 90 M ai' ia'hef Of lhfma'-
NJ Nun S"o ," W ''1 ~, n'' s'H WIN i".''h
2sN u.s. ''e o4'If NJ me ta'Ns, 'ahst "t such mo-
a'''" approve ta', b'tr f"e' "fr very 'rat 'n APP
fL"'h9'' 'o"ieu WIN i".hIod' Inc powder dropped
In "'1 the e"l ola 'e2 al IL AM a. e9utsc d charged
win "ilo pr. '>'9h'
"o"s ana =t''e"s#- ihe7' HE most ilhitNe ~
zH'a''a'S OF A'lue thousands % year aE1, are stun
Hsrd hee Ms ene OF the pnactp1 P'ris oil bolr ammo
y IN hostile somb't ihe bows are mlir 81 bamhoo
sP#eI with horn. the siuogs OF snoNs, and the
arrows 81 by hi Wood, ieaihered aud steoicd.
Nf'ft "W" "ih h'r'fiF.-. he short gun "a loaded
III the manu- e' milo The long hlfiH winch belng On
PHoi 'fe'ls lac g his' an l. hIel "lta match
We INV h"'o1hE like I'M"
N''df' an" N"#'pS spears i" III "ne' t~oo three
P'"e5s Ph''l On long p"lr' ar h'h'oa', are much
''s' ny tne' at'a swords io' closer combat, some
@''i IN" e"S. SOM IA pau SWORD IA 'ath h'nd
my huNh h9'htit ana ItHlIf
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A. II. JOYCE, s,
Our Eus ludin Squn,iro0

Tho reinforcement which is fitting out, Ms we
learn from the National Inteligcncer, for our ma
val force in tho China Seas, will consist of some
Of tho most powerful ships in theworld. Amongst
others, the frignte Minnesota, one of the six new
steamers has been designated In view of the
Importance and distant theatre of the service. We
cannot but express our pleasure at this selectio
of the Minnesota, brcause the noble ship hersel
and her substantial machinery were built at th'
Washington Navy Yard. In this fact we have
guarantee that when the Minnesota goes to sea
we shall not hear the almost invariable story {
broken machinery or Of the ship having put bacl
or into some port to repair damage. The i'm
meuse battery Of the Colorado. another Of II
new steamers is to be transferred, it is said
the Minnesota at Norfolk: and it is further sil
ted that Mr.. Reed.our new Minister to China. wi
take passage in this magnificent ship
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Thr Presents from the Tw" t<inys Of siam.

The presents spnt 10 Washington by lho lvo
Kings Of Siam for tho President of the United
States, have been deposited in the Patent Office.
The Union SAYS:
Among these interesting specimens ofthe
bandwork of the intelligent Sinmese, we espe-
CHILLY noticed Il solid gold snuff box. (weighing
upward. Of five ounee,) quantly ornameut"d in
colured ona,nel. long pipe, with tiny bowl
richly ornamentcd with euameieJ gold. for
smoking opium: pair of large shears fmado
some what like those in general use in this coun
for shearing Sheep for trimming the beard; a
sword of exquisite temper with a scabbard made
from single piece of lancewood by some pro-
cess of morticng that few American worknen
could equal; musical instrument resembling a
Aapeolef: two tan -tams," or drums each made
from single piece of wood about 2 #. in length
and ten inches in diameter with strips of cane
instead of oorks, aud giving clear, distinct note
xhap beaten; spears, fishing tackle, DO.
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From the Nai'anai lnicllige1cer
D,.,v,hu,ioa Of sas sarpla- R~scWas

The Jackson Missl--ippian ut the 3fst uiim,
thus refers Ia the passage through the late llooe
nf Representative of proposition (which failed
in the senate 10 deposit the surplus revenue
with the Stntes:
The passage through the National House If
Repre- eniatves Of bills 10 deposit the surplus
revenues with the Staies. aud TO distribute ~
moug them the proceeds 81 the sale- If the pub
lie lands is among the indications Of old fashion
ed Federal Whiggery Tley show that howev-
often the opposition Ia Tho Democracy may
change lis real name mud vary liz DISCUSSES, It's
rcal nature will occasionally exhibit Itself. The
distribution sohrmn hns always been lavofite
bantling with the old Federal party. II bud it,
origin ia the llamitonian ora II Federalism. II
was revived in the grrat monetary struggle with
the United Sintes Bank. Clay aud Webster
s:aked their fortunes upon II. Jack son aud bis
Democratic Successors IN the Executive chair
aud Calhoun aud buchanan in the Senate, op.
posed it. The penpl" st'-id by the latter"
1t Is due to the truth II history" 10 state that
the only act ever pb-sed for depnslting The sur
plus revenue with the States WAS approved by
President Jack sou on the 2}l of June. l5;6 The
bill was supported in the Scnutc. on the 18th of
June, lSB, IN discussion. hy Mp-srs. Webster
Buchanan, Rivcs. Talnadge. Cay and Mis-. all
Democrat. at the tfm", except Clay and Web
ster. II was voted lnr ~ them. aud by Mes-r-
Calhoun. Hendricks, Husband. king of Alabana,
King. of Georgia, Linn, Mexican, Morris, Mich
"lhs, Niles, Page, Robinson. Wall aud White, all
Democrats hut Mr. Calhoun. I'll" bill passed
The Senate by vote Of 30 yra- to q nay. In
the House of Representatives il sustained
10y such Democrats ~ Mrssr-. Boyd, Byuum.
flanagan. Hopkins. lneer-oll, Jones. McCona,.
Muhlcnburg, Piekens, Shields Speghi. rouery,
and passed 10y the largo vote of 1855 = b. in the
Democratic era; when President Jack son WINS
omnipotent. Besides, 1t was introduced into the
Senate by Mr. Calhoun himself II this meas
ure wns ol "llnmiltouinn" origin. md wns enn-
seqnsutly Federal, il certainly had acquired Ivy
the yenr ls36 very respectable Democratic
support.
Ii mny br further remarked tln the bin which
passed The House Of Representatives ut the lHi
session. III provide for the depo-ite Of the
plus ia the Treasury of the United States with
ia" several Sintesn j. literal transcript al the
act which pn=-c6 for the drp'-i OF the surplus
revenue with the State in 1880, mud TINT tho
voie un the measure nj tho ln-t session was 10
te 79-a maj 1uty Of forty. which WIS made up in
pur Of such STATE rights Democrats as Mcssrr
liocook, Ca-kic. Faulkner, MrMun. Millsou.
and smith. of Nirginin, nnd Mes-rs. Branch.
Cngman, Crnigc, Ruin und Winston, ni North
Carolina.
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Barney williams in Europe.

Mr. and Mr.. Barney Williams have met with
unprecedented success in Europe They have
played over two hundred nights To lnrge aud con
stauily increasing audiences at the Theatre Roy
NJ Aaclpti in London The Queen, Prince Al
heat aud lh" ROYAL family hive been frequently
present mud protossed Themselves highly delight
cd with tia representations Of Irish aud lank' g
obnrncfers Balney i, "A native of the city of
cork. and on his farewell benefit in that city the
mayor appeared On the stage and presented them
with magnificent service Of plate. The lrlb-
une ,tairs that Bnrney- last remittance to bis
attorney in New York was about $1,000 lleis
about leaving for nionr on the continent. aud at
ter hi, return. will play farewell engagement in
London aud the provinces
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The English Mammoth steamer.

The building of His enormous steamer by the
English, has dccil diy taken snnlr wind out al
American enterprise, on scale one might talk
about Sttl ere ong we expect II sc one from
Jonathan that will out do the Great Eastern.
which j. now being finished off III the Victoria
Dock, near London.
\ correspondent Of the Carolina Times, who
takes some interest in the Great Ea>trrn,narratea
his "mterview' with her, and g,e- the toiiow
ing toet- aud Surmises:
The Great Eastern il of two hundred aud
twenty two thousand five hundred tins burden.
Waen yen rem, ,nhcr that the Persia and Adra-
ic, the two 'nrgest steamers ntioai. do not ~
ceed four thousand tons, you have small data
upon Which To base yuur ldrus al tbs wonderful
conception. Her lrngth is more tban the eighth
of II mIe-brng SIX hundred and eighty feet.
her breadth eighty three, md her depth of hol.l
sixty feet. ~ she stands on Tho stocks. -
great j. the elevation of her deck, that inn
view = afforded from them of the surrounding
country and city. Her engines eol three
Thousand horse power. One Thousand hnr>'
pone, will b. prov ded for the sid, ppddle wheel,
aud the remainder for The screws. The paddle
wheels them>e,es make u respectable siz.d nm
rhitheatrr, hring one humid ed aud twenty feet
in circumference. One hundred iaruaces are r.
quirrd 10 heat the ton boiler that viii generate
the stream necessary to drive her though the wa
ter. Reside ~sher engines, She viii have seven.
ula>t>. several of Them square rigg,l..
She i calculated t. carry ten thousand per
sons. but the company hope I" e,.sr expenses It
they can average fonr thousand. she viii carry
zen lie hont>. hut each # them ia to hr com
plete~crew steamers. Ii she i >.1rly lnuphtG.
it viii hr a. grcat wunder ~ her erection. II =
entire weight l. Ia rest uHon two immense era
dies. upon which she i To ne lowered tn los, wa
ter mark hy hydraulic pressure. aud then, at
high tide, she i, t. tloat away, the Queen al th.
seas. Her speed estimated At an average at
fifteen mics an hour. which vii tnl,e her f.
America in four day., and india. by IL, ape in
thirty. ar 10 AustrtiIn IN Thirty five d1y> Her
first Trip is to be To America, whore tn" directors
expect 10 make "A speculation Ivy making h,r#p
spectacle. But what does this conepis N Ne.
ces>itnte on the seas. Already it il def#ra0Hed
to issue daily PAPER GA board. and viii tuelp
not be n necessity Tor n polc". LAWYERS i actor,
md may b. hangmen WIZ il not nrce> .i.atr d.
Mayor and Aldermen to issue tavern liorH-es and
armed force to put down rebellion! If she
will not carry steam cars she will carry steam
boats, and telegraphs necessity. Cor it is
arranged that her officers will communicate by
telegraph. Her launch is expected to tax place
- the coming fall. An old lady once. in taking
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The London iIcen4n NY that the Kew. IL.
Spufgcop ugap sunday occupied the Music
Hall of the Smrf Gardens. The nndiehc" mum
bered some ten or eleven Thousand persons.
Amon, the canrrrgaiiaa vcfe Lord John Russell
SIR jaime, Graham f.erd Stanley. of Alderley,
md Il number of members Of Parliament. On
retiring. Lord John Ru.,el! and Lord Stanley. OF
Aldcrl.y Lad lengihenrd con.etsatlon with Mr.
Spurgron boil "f the noble melnh"rs expressing
the most unqualified admiration of the talent. OF
the reverend gentleman. We understand that
Mr. spurgeon has received fonr thousand fve
hundred pounds sterling towards his new taotr
nacie. At the close of a recent Sunday morn.
ing services be was presented with hundred
pounds for thnt object by Mr.. Rn.kin, the author
OF tMn1nin pnintcr.'
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I" Dred scott. Again.

The flint committee of the Legislature of Ne
Y..k GA the bred Scott case have made loni
= J windy report accompanied by series of res
a. IONS declining. in substance. that the Sta,
oi S-w York will not allow slavery within he
borders under any circumstances or pretext-
that the Supreme Court has lost the confdenc
=. tho people and that copy of the resolution
be sent n the respective Governors of the Stat
of III. t'.i ~. Then comes IAN act to secur
fe,d"ni 10 all persons within this New York