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X r o A d.
THIS RoaA ruas from Wheeling 70 Bsltimm f,s
4 mles) and % Eeshiagi9n, 200 miles E7d press1ts
re frne1t raventa6es both as . freight and passenger
Inc IL runs thro1sh Wud and romantic rezlaag of -
Aiesheliesi and hInE soltdly constructed. osm1isteIg
e9alPped and esreiuiy maragsd, Il 0no Of the most al.
Central Ohio Railroad, hgn Columbus ud Eanesvfls =
N1eelng, unites mia road with al portions Of The Eesf
THE ONLY THBousH TIcEETs PROM MEnPzIs
0ulaFtLLE and ST. LpuIs 20 the NATIONAL Ne
IaoPoLIs Es SOD b. this road, which runs direct y
more. 10 Is also ne only llns b. which baggage can b
eneeEed 70 FashlustoR from the Ohio river.
Zby tie NAL ROUTE ron Memphis. take the man
- rgnntng dAny for Lo1isEiles oonnectlus then
IN nal steamers Or 5e1srsoDytIe Railroad for Clncin-
Laeg eulvs 90 e. % connect VIII the cars o.
LasLe Alani Railroad for Columbus, c1nnectmg there
va Central Oaio hslroad, through EeEark and Lanes
L1 70 Hheel1g- By The express train o. this route,
% tns nnom Cln1anati 10 Baltimore and % Washinzto1
f. less than n hours.
R-B sure % ak for tisEsss By the Baltimore and ono
u-Pzsssngsrs from Memphis going East thr,arh 81
Louis can buy Urough Tctets b tha Baltimore md Ohio
$1,000 me route lays through Fnoennes, Tsm Haute,
lnalAnapoitsl etc. 70 WheelinE over the NV Ohio and
Ai,sislippi aud clnnectlng Roads. These connection
sre AZ direct, and ne time fron So. Louis 70 Baltimore
b MS 7oute may b. had o. he AGENT, undsr he PAN
- House a. .1n0Eing rates Fr1m 81. Louis q
Al Whoeiins ne passenger takes the superior cars a
hs Baltimore md ono Railroad. whlch cave thrrg fimss
1-ly iI heItn9N hHshinEton, Phil4felphia and New
Lork. Ihuugh n Is or n hours, lncludiuE stoopszes.
for safety speed regularity, beauty Of he country, nd
gsneIal eomfors as read Is seoond % none In TIE Union.
ms c1upEhy POSSESSES the Iarzrsf
oqutpment o. any Railroad In the United State. and L.
yupzred % Do &c immense business IN transportation,
m mad makes Immediate ccnnection Il TIE whsrses -
In The streets q Baltimore with the RaIruzd % PauadsI-
phA 40 New YORK, steamers 81 Euc1s0n and BALTIs
STEAMSHIP Lines, b. Canal ana Sea o EeS
lork5 ana uT new Aerchant8 and Miners Line 70 Boston,
steaul-u o. Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, sc. Pm
IN, Sc tre,zht tsrin oopiss q Ehieh nay b had
aeoeiyLng and FgrEErdinz AEeat st WhseIInE.
WI g. WOODSfDl-
Master o. Fransportati0u, 8altlmors.
THhOUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders % stop Il
any Point, and resume their seats a. pisasurs. nay b
purchzz9d a. toe CompGnys Once. No. IS. Jederson
street. 3 Doors East Of the Commercial Hotel. Memphis
jDa2Siy WM- NORM. AEnt.
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Adreuissnents directed 70 be displayed, CT set n
large tyFe, chEred DOUBLE rates
n Tesriy advertisers vi Be charged extra for ool-
pTiEg space over ooutrad- snd when LAReE TYPE is re-
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paTer-
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su,ess By SPECIAL ooutrsd.
n AdvelssneHts % be inserted IN the weekly paper
Srly, or Al irregular izierEls In either q the psPers WI
tsehSrged 81 per square for every insertion
% Announeng candidates for state, County and No
nicpa OAcsss $ eseAs 70 be paid II advance n every
Instance.
H- Al sdvezisensnts for ChATttsbie InstItuaOns, !
Fte Companies, Ward, Town, and other PuhHe Neeiings,
tCbs charged half price.
q Marriages and Deaths are published a. news but
Obituaries, Trf5lte, Of Respect and Funeral Invitations
Gother advertisements. /
n An LEGAL Hnd Transient Advs-tisensats WI h
harEed BY the ~tnsertlsn- /
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Gents per line
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One word more, and I have done. We have
assembled 10 DAY on OFF the most lovely
and picturesqnely beautiful spots ever formed
b. the hands OF the Creator. for the purposs
Of celebrating a nations birrh-dav. Here
am tod y, standing upon a bill Of rocks. beau
tifuily shaced, with a health-Tsstoring sui hui
spring bathing its feet, fscting 40 biue a SKY
as was ever heheld by the eyes Of mortal nan.
addressing the citizens OF Hardin county or
the g~lories Of Independence. II we're the work
Of sIpererogation to ispeak Of fbe beauty Of
the fair daughters Of the land whom I see be.
fore me, or Of The prismstic c0lors Of the sui.
Phur water. You might as well attempt tc
paint the llly-add fragrance to the rose-per-
fume to The violet or another hne 10 the rain
bow, as to lend additional charms OF i1stre tc
either Of them.
Soon after the close Of Mai. WTSEk's ora.
ton, dinner was announced, and the company,
repairing to the large dining hall Of the White
Sulphur Hotel, sat down to decidedly the most
elegant, bOuntsous and sppstizlng rspas We
have ever had the good fortune to " encounter
on any similar 9ccusion.
In justice to the speakers, Messrs. PEYoS
aBd WYNNE, we should state that their sd.
dresses were hastily prepared, and are only
given to the public at our earnest solicitation.
W. L. HUNTER, PTesidsAt.
r I'll T. d tssT; S eretGr'e,.
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DR. ORVLLE r, EARLY

lAfe o. Mississippi
AWE iocated psrEsnsutiy in Memphis. oders his
H profess onsl ssrv cEE 20 its c riI=nB ard perso8s IN
the E7r-o1ldinE cou1trv. sDocal a~tteutiou viii Be ziwr
. Obstetrics cIaes snd al diseases Of women snd CHI
ore1.
EeSidence On &c corner Of HernEnio street ana
Browne avenue. ono, rs Hadison STREET Dy1 y
J. KNOX L. HiCoNNIco'
UTALKER & N~'CONEICO Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w nesset. 0nees No. y s5uth side CJurt Square.
E1Is
Q. ~ TERsER..rso- C FARRIssroN---o YERsER
EeFger. Harrington s. GergeF,
ATr0IEETs AT LAW, MEMPHIS,
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Toe glory that vas Grcece
And FNe grandeur that Fss R-rcs

far 10 the Tear-yea, until the pFfy
in Europe : the present woIdro ,re1ared 10
be eclipsed and forever laid in thF, tend to all set
The motto Of every American b my2lJy
try, osr whole country divided IKE the bin
lows, but one like the sea - Az let every
patriot Undue himself with tie $ Init of the
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"Bresth@s tse7e . man visa soul 50 d
who Dev = % Inns n hzlh - q
tt l. ny owl ms n tive land -
VINO e be u "a b uithin him burned.
As hon ward h bis . ers h-fh nd,
p ON Ea-dsung o. q foreI.n ~tran-
" tore - one, & mart h m " ~
p him no minsfrci rap ures sW-uf
Il gh though bis title 20 q bis name.
Bound IS his w-sifh tODi-h can eamJ
nes2i eta . ties. susmpF ?, nd p-lf,
tn EretCh conceutrd@1 self.
Livirg shsl forfeit 'ziA-aowu
Aud 10 By lying shslfkId Va
To that y J. q ist from ~,n e he sprung,
Unwepf, q b nlred ardTa ucg"
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-WFEEF

TT0REEY At Law, jackson, Tenn. An b1ssaeS
a ntrusted % hts 0rs pruzVay SttsHasdD z.
sEs-ttE6ye
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VOLUME IX.--NUMBER NJ.


Eof 8SsumOres Warrington, New
hOrk, Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the Eastf
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IT a. removed bis once from No. 3 Sank Avenue, 20
III the scrner Il Mzin and n ici-0n . rceJs, over the
lev Banking dou e 4 M Soutf EN- BAn Of Tennessee.
nessrs. B. smith, khsnns J. r. TT Es-anf, Clerk Of
the County Court, and A Woodward. NJ ary Pablo
ave thsir nee In lhs same roomsi Aad perss rs want
ing ueperE certid d for Record ~ any place IN he Unit q
stAtes, OF out Of Il can have II done a. rs once With
Al rafra psf
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY,

VirGinIus Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
e'eninF a'ihe Hall, corner of Market ou cy
JASEs NJ. HAIL, n. o. b. n Carr, Secretary.
FrUukIin Lodge No. I3.-Meeis as abOveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BA1uA, n. G.; WIitidm r.
Ne Tsi0sg, Secretary.
Wm. reII Lodge No. 33.--Meetu ..abOveeve.
~ Wednesday evening. wrtuIH HELEER, n. G.; John
SaEdds, Secretary.
wheslIHg Lodge Ne. 5s.-mss,. ,.bovs every
". D. rorrs. n. c.; John TAo6urH. Secretary.
PRnOIO Ledge No. S3.-Meets above every
Triiay evening Jos HIsELr, n. G.; John L. Haz,ssli
secretAry.
wm. TsII EneamPment No. 34.-Meets a,
ahoTe the second and fourth Tuesday evenings
uonth. JoES BGpER, c. P; CAds. Linck, Scribe.
NhFnm'H EncHmPmeDt No. 1.-MeetS Al
above. the frsNudtir tuesday evenings Of each month
wH TArLOR, @. P; GsoBafyvf, ,Jr, Scribe. tIarehls
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CEUECHES Ot, WHEELING.

Scr the information Of visiting the city,ws pub
IN tie following list o the different Churches and their
and place of meeting II there any mistakes, We
viii n'rkr tile necessary correction N;h pleasure:
-. Na'tFss'a, EproJalid' Corner Sonroe and Byron
treeis, Rev L. T. PEEEINs, Rector; morning 10Y
clock, evenIng,T
~ JolH's, Ei,copa'an Main street, hetWeen first nd
second Centre WIrrILp Rev. H. SAITH, a. 81, Rector
Services-Mnruius lojs; atteruoot "a; hight ~
Fi''t lresJytsyidt Rev Il. II. HELy Pastor, Fourttst
etveen Monroe and Quincy
Second ITsbstriG, Wvbst,r street, between Main and
Market Centre "h,ling services morning and evening.
Third I,tshgseri, Fiji, street between Chestnut
CaLert s;s, south Whss, Rrv. T. MOONS Pastor, ,SerVi
Emorniar Nut evening.
fouyn ITtsIsIIaa, T a PGuLL, Pastor, Mair street,
erScru Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening.
Fonrta Street Nsaodft Episcopal, Rev. J. E. wtLsos
PASTOR POurhsree between Monroe and Quincy services
uorninE and evening.
Ncrs rcc Hethodisf Episcopal, REGLR, Pastor
eerner HHrket and North sts., North wheenE services
ucrnins and evening.
CzGP!iHs street Hs;6cdist Ei.i.eoJal Rev T. II. MoS
Pastor, CrIiire street, First and Second,
Centre Whee 'nE, services morning and evening.
Sytth Wheeling ~. 4. CHurCt, Rev. A. srEyESs,
sstor; services morning and evening.
H1>sii"g isLuad ChIpci Wheeling Island, Rev. J
WILSON, Pastor.
chAPIr street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
nE
A.Janss Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev BrsuOr
R. " wuEAE Fifth street. of HamPden; services
morning and afternoon.
AAocidts Reformed Rev. J. T McCLUEE Pastor corner
ofMarket and Jefferson sts
Dioils's, Market street, between Third.
Centre "hesinEi services lUH in tbs morninS and ~
evening.
rangeiic0i Protestant Rev. wn HkLrER, Pastor Clay
rect, above sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion E5dRgsIiruI LutkeriaH, Rev. p. ZrxMHEENAH,
street, between Webster and Third; Centre
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Masonic DIRECrORY.

OhTO Lodge No I8I.-Meets q Masonic Hall,
dAyeEeRinEs Of each month O. W. sIgr+s, W "; AEez-
dH3sr Lr"yIlfR, Secretary.
WheeIinz Lodge No. I3S Meets As above on
the ''' and tEir Thursday evening month. p A.
hSESrLISoEa w NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wseeiinz Union NhnPIcr so. a9.-NIsets as
IhoEe on the s'c"Rd Monday evening raehnouth. G.
scerT' II. T.; S. " P-s;,.o,s, Secretary
WheeIi"y EacnmPmenI Ne. I.-NIrct. a
ah-ve On 'h'Io'TiA Noaaay evening sf sseh aOHG. NJ
\ ASrAsS. R-ev.Ssr
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How many writer's there are getting to be,
= no lay the bridle-rein upon the neck of their
Dictionary, and allow the book to run away
=. ith then.
a musical critic. in one of our exchanges, a
very Proteus of fellow, challenged our admi.
ration.
wmTiso Of the singer. he declares that she
'warb!ed like the primal lark, losing itself in 4
flood of It's own melody. and marking its dis
tnnt flight by the oUssuslinss Of its serapLic
song
Nor satisfied with that, he tu rs the poor
lady into a sun or moon-'she sang more bril-
liantiy than ever Tho next change i into 4
tsh or a swan or a goose, for ali at once, VIC
tiud her swimming IN the sea seiforeated mu-
sic Next she becomes an oyster. full Of
pearls-'rearls sprinkisd in Profusion from some
pure fountain infelIed to action by the tnher-
eHt fOrre Of sweetness
HEs voice too, becomes "a sacred dove and
then some aquatic bird again, for VIC have it
ripping the plaeitude. with the fascinating
touch OF geHius'-uow COMES in star-'cuIn.i-
mating in the scale Of art
Had the i,llow kept on. he would have been
able to people Geological Garden after
while
The ocean msil service bill before Congress,
apprnuiiaies Sl,2t5,750
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InooTp0rated' 3ele-chal,sr Perpetual.
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNMPAIRED,
WITH a SURPLUS OF S5O6.SSs IS.
And Ale prestige OF 8S years sud experience.
ASSETS JANUARY I, 1853:

TOtnI I.IabIIIIieHt ----
Unssiti.d Claims not due........aiT3sE6s4
Losses E9Hii05{y d"jDsfcd and P'"'"PtIy Prid-
UPWARDS OF S11, 900 900
Losses have been h.; Tie Co, in
tLr past IS ear.
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Use LAW or NI1WSPAPERS.

isubscbers Eho do give express notice TO the con-
Fary considered Wishing to ocOntnuet'eir subscrp-
Subscribers order the IiseontnuRnce Of their peri
dcas publisher continue send them until all
garages ART paid.
regect refuse to take their perIOdi
sails r ~, Slices which they directed, they held
Esvo-SLr tail the have settled the I and ordered them
iscantLurd.
subscribers 10 other places wilhOutinform
utsh and the papers sent to the former iii!
ertECt ties held responsible.
5Ihr c"urslye decided that refusing to take period.
lhr ofc-. removing and leaving them UnCallei
.riS yr'B7G HfriFcTiIenpe of Intentional fraud.
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,r( NORl.NsPONDNNTs

LETTERS concerning subscripton advertising other
AIncaIGusnyss Of the IH;egtncvr, should be addressed
-. Piolri-iors.
Lr:is concerning editorial department paper.
hyu be addressed 20 the Editors, jointly to either
them.
Cor:rsroaden's writing for publication will please write
Suig side Of the paper.
bsgryEnce the above rules will greatly oblige
sr." prompt attention 10 correspondents than
ey tli Ctl,TWise receive.
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NUMBER 2l3
JAS. NJ. DILLON,
Plumber and Gas Filter.

Plumber and Gas Filter.
II EEPS constantly hand. Gas GStur,s, LyEd ard
N Wrought Iron Pif-s sheet Lad AL EE.is and
% BIAS Cocks aad Valves steam Akistss
MaiST Guss Lit ana Forre r1rlrs, SiHss, BAfis Tsi
Wooden sad Cast lToa HydEA;ts, gni Hose Hud I-arrG
u al Thicknvsses, AHt friction Grtai Furr aacs- TT
Zine and Antony, The CeiebTArsd TEuT BsIs trE
CrEChtt,s ia liir cecLtry.
"a Also, Polly. inaproV 80 rud rattHt Chsis, FtHr.
ghch ) decidedly the eTvAtest t- ths
TO putup which T"~ ad Cotntssi Western Nirs IN
vii be sold oE fair tsTuHt-
~ Galvanized Iroa TubinF ineorros,ye. All fer
iaeehg, pressure pipe, tor kot uzftT. ard -
S,A for TO- Ahd eisAFss 'i=E Lsa
81 AqusdustPiRs constantly enhAHd aizsOr sssr-
tiiy % which can he furnished ~ stort Dosiee-
ESs diIsA I1f5 5"r old copper, Bra~Aaai Lsua.
naSI9-i2au&LIV
Just Received and Now Gpen.
I'VE take pleasure .Hfyrrrr ist IaIICUs arc
~ the rUhiie FrArTnuy Iat hsHS iG.J crttd
Spring stnrk of ILOTLS f44SSINEEt.>& = & tFSz$A Is,
together with II Cent? lETUisiii
Gecisa Nhrh ~ sri prizes fuiF a., tines.
WroHIy ask call, ;etlinE IT IInt
stoeA you all lie ssfa tat canbci y t1rvsG tlsF
n. the style or qSsity Of tie Fcos ea'd fcT sale We
<noU that sipk eGzists of FDshfpaoLls Gsoes -
4eGP t'otr Ard ~e are irrPar,d 20 tasv tt.s i
der in style eifheT Eagt Nest 81 Il
i03 Main Et WHFFiEE = LAElN.
zp4E &rrcts g. Tati.4ra
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THE INTELLIGENCER
NEWS SUMMARY.

A remarkable case Of illicit love, jealousy, at
tempted murder and suicide came of in PhiIa-
dylphia Thursday last. Geo S Goodwin, n
barber, and Anna Garland, alias Lizzie Marsh.
all, had been living together as mun and wife
for long time. They were thought to be
married, but 1t turned GU, that they were rot
The woman had formed an intimacy with
friend OF her regular paramOur. Goodwin dis
covered the unlaiJhfunesS Of his ''wOman, !" and
concluded TO kill her and himself He atIemp.
ted this feat in franklin Square. He wounded
the lady in the case" severely, and as for him
self made Genre shot, and died at once
THERE was cowlidiug afIair-about lady,
Of eourse-in New York Friday last. 4 young
lady To whom n Bronlsay bookkeepcr, named
Hyatt, was attached, had been slandercd by a
Frank Bonc>;eel, Of Troy Hyatt rnet Bone
steel and whipped him over the head aHd face
Boncstccl. with the blood streaming from his
face and otherwise much di>fgured, gave good
leg bail ard escaped.
y large number of tlie Eastern papers have
declared war upon England, in consequence Of
the recent firing into an American ship hy
British steamer The declaration Of the New
Orleans Delta, that tLe African slave trade is
in full blast between the coast Of Africa and
| Penrl river, Mississippi, has probably excited
the British cruisers after siavers 10 increased
vigilance. There is more trouble ahead about
| "thc right of search"
TnE storm of Thursday night was felt in the
vicinity Of indianapolis with great severity
The wind was powerful, the rain heavy, and
the hailstone thick aud large. Trees were
blown across railroad tracks, chi,aneys blown
down, shingles split by hailStoneS, trees and
posts, and in Indianapolis derrick, shucl; by
lightning.
WE see i, stated that Il. W Crittendcn, Su-
perintendent of the Central Railroad, Syracuse
Division, has demonstrated that the road can
save three hundred doars = month by using
pork instead of oil for IubGicatiug the axles of
the ears and locomotives. The Superintendent
nigh, have taken the idea from seeing farmer
greasing the aNles Of giind<;ene.
y Swedish paper furnishes an extraordinary
Instance of eccentricity ina physician. I,says:
"Dr Rhudcrs has set to music the pulpitalinns
and irregular bcatngs Of the heart Of a female
vino is patient in the hospital of UpSaI"-
This disease written in musical notes with q,l-
vers and SEMI .quavers, forms, says the journal,
"a kind Of waltz, aud is enc Of the greatest curl
nsi,ie- in pathological anatomy"
New Orleans paper publishes GlIibustc--
ing letter from Gen. Walker in reply to Senator
Siidell's recent speech. in which the 'man of
destiny" say Sliders statements are Tissue of
''isSta;enents, ialNe insinuations and gronadlsss
facts The General is evidently bad gram
marian.
A New Orleans paper euiosizes the marble
statue Of beautiful feisle as meat. chastc, and
classical" We suppose that all marble women
aIe chaste.
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Dome sties and Foreign staple

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CHLCkS at yery pr!crs. beitie tTst
IL IN e-uIs yaT af! d. 'lierrinr TEli"
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CitASI4-A very good CuA4Ly ouly ~
IRISH LINENs-A sr.udid arTeie, Al il.E.
Tor onls - ecu:s n yard
GIN'ihAMsVpeTioT goods fast colon guaranteed fer
3 = c-sts.
bE BEGES AND LUsrREs-some - IOu .. cert. =
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CHOICE AND SEI,IJT!

me Hcrly rscsfrsI sfacs rs.- 2 s5 S4sf4sr soosis
fse IAohas Uugfss .So- IS rg~asr N,.tros
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Tha Comet

Mr. Editor Such Of your readers as are inter
cscd III celestial phenomena, may be glad to
know that comet is now visible 10 the naked eye
II is most fayorahy observed about I o'clock in
tho morning. in northeaserly direction. II is
then about 81 degrees above the horizon. and
about half why between the bright star Regulus
and the stnr Bcnctnasch in the Constellation Ursn
MAJOR. The nucleus is very bright and distinct
about the brliancy of n star of the second mag
nitudc. Tho tail extends in northern direction,
and is about seven eight degrees in length
Both ncucus and tail are beautifully distinct and
clcarl, defined The tail grows wider ns it rcecdcs
from the nucleus, aud seems t. be divided by
less luminous portion extending along the centre.
Throughout the entire portion Of the luminous
train. small stars ARE visible through the telescope
showing the extreme tennity Of the comrtary mat
ter Of which IT is composed So beautiful n comet,
for its size is rarely seen and ~ one nj all inter
estcd in such phenomena shuull fail To it,
! Dung persons especially, should lamilarze them
selves hv constant observations of celestial phc-
nomena, and thus aid in doing away with those
ideas prevalent among the ignorant and snpersti
tious. that these beautiful though transient vsi-
tora, mr." harbingcrs Of war pcsilence and famine;
and learn 10 regard them a- they really are the
most wonderful of all celestial bodies. but having
no influence. even in II remote d"gree. upon our
planet and its affairs. b
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degree of notoricty IN virtue Ut an indictment, anu
trial for adultery. The charge was also proven
in open court; and. If We remember correctly, tile
worthy dirnisary deposed from the sacred ONCE.
Al any rate he abandoned the Ministry, and up
on the principle, we presume of natural affinity,
betook himself to that elysium and paradise OF
lrogues--" bleeding Kansas" Whether the NOR
ais of that community and the profession OF the
law were repugnant to his refined and elevated
taste. or not. we are ignorant, but in less than
twelve-month from the period when he had been
the observed Of all Observers we find him de
sorting at once Blackstone and Kansas, names in
congruous enough and returning to the field of
his ancient fame. II is a Islander to say that ''the
cold in cline are cold in heart. = for We find the
Bostonians welcoming him. with warm hearts, to
open doors and hospitahle homes. Nor is this all;
for, though there are thirty or forty churches in
the "modern Athens" where Il man may be Gu
tertained with every variety of preaching. from
the rounded, elegant reri.ds Of that semrnfdel
and political preacher, Theodore Parker, to the
plain and simple truths Of good old father Tay lor
we see them crowding to hear the public min
istra,ions of this vile, incestuous wretch. Why is
this' Is the standard Of morals low in Boston
that such man M kallorh is deemed n fit person
to be lonizci? What a commentary upon the
principles If those who clnim to be- par eleeiirnce,
tho teachers and 'xamplers Of morals o'he South
ern people. We put it to any Of our readers to
answer to Themselves. whether such would
DO tolerated in the Southern pulpit? We nntici-
pate their answer, and, at the same time, give
our own emphatic. No,