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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-06
THE TN TELLIGENCER.
IR,oza The n. 7. Journal .. Commercial
LOSSES FROM THE LAND or THE
BEAUILFlL.

BEA UIIFGL.
Cheerily singeth the Poet,
"Gains for our losses there are,"
But from the Land of the Beautiful
Who can our losses repairz
Aurmors and matches Of music,
Echoes Of eloquent speech,
Cleans Of sweet pictures Of beauty,
Floating ike waits ont of reach.
All from the Land Of the Beautiful
Losses have met and haze wept,
Who the sweet dreams of our life time
Amid our souls jewels have kept,
Visions and murInurs which haunt u.s.
Pain would We have US believe,
Ont of some far away Eden,
Long We have wandered ike Eve
Waits from the Land of the Beautiful
Such as the worid-seeker found,
Tokens that told Of new regions,
Past the Atlantic's far bound.
So on my life's stormy waters
Drift from far away shore,
Waits from the regions Of fancy,
Which memory neer will restore.
Waits from the Land Of the Beautiful
Tossed on the sea Of my soul,
learning pause by the waters
Which on To eternity roll.
How arc ye haunting me ever,
Gone To the regions unknown,
hooking with joys unattainable,
Where | am wandering alone.
Come TO me, thou who art dearest,
Thou canst my losses replace,
Thou with the heart Of poet,
Thou with woman's sweet grace,
Come to the shore where wander,
Trust thy soft clasp to my hand,
Thor anu c5,,Ilr TTTiT0a 70 r,otT,
Pearls fran life's storm beaten strand.
Gather thou shells that are haunted
BY rnurmurs Of far away seas,
Such as are clasping the olden
Isles of the Hesperides.
Pearls whose pure beauty and cleArness
Only thy brow can eclipse,
Corals, which blusbing and glowing
Fade in the light of thy lips.
Thou from the land of the Beautiful
CONTEST with lettering feet,
Thou knowest the haunts of the poets,
Pictures and melody sweet.
Odors of Eden are round thee,
Smiles which are light to my heart,
Come! to this desolate spirit,
Sunshine and gladness impart.
SO will we wander together,
Mingled in purpose and soul,
Winning the waite from the waters
Which past US, shall murnur and roll,
While our lost treasures regaiuing,
Down toe dark shore we will roam,
Till 10 the Land Of the Beautiful
Angels shall carry thee home.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-06
NEW GOODS.
FIR s T S TO G K OF
FALL g. WINTER DRY GOODS.

FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
leave that he offer great Inducements Dry
Goods pEedging himself that he viii sell per cheaper
Particular attention called following items.
French GOOdS.-l6O pieces Of silK, all eOIors and
SIC. dollar yard; very quality black
BkS the Eas brandt only 81 always sold 81 u.s.
quality and cheap superior quality Of black
antique Blk, always sold for SEA- for only yarn.
eelent quality only SIC yard, 54 vide; the
best of LuPOns Nsrino always sold at from will
1870 pieces OF Cobnrga and ParnmetGos fine
gahlity such always sells for BIG yard: only
All wooI plain De I.aInes, all eolors, IupOn's
make for only 3I1lc. yard.
RehlSids robes Bayadere aqul.
les robes de chamPe large aSSorment greatly reduced
' DOMEsTICs.
10 OF PPtntS best styles neat and small figured
THTd "0 :ome az e 70 . d 0f' iZS ets
BleRched SheetfnH aud Shifting MuRlIn Of
M TiahS and PFSs an % s At only
9lnWlS. ClOnkS mud mantiIlnS, the
Pete asIotmsnt ever brought 70 the city Of all possible
RaFSl Rnrs! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINsI-La-
genuine set Of Rurs this will ind to their adVan
tage TO examine stock, before purchasing
bly, having purchased them direct from the Importers
and Manufacturer and only for cash. It consdera
cheap Russia Sable, Mink, Martin Sable,
Neh Lynx Gennets and all the usual varieties, have IN
large abundance and At all prices.
BInnketS-lSO pair 10-4 ia and 1924, very cheap
In Blankets can offer great Inducements.
Three Ply, supcrhne, Ingram, all Wool, will
good quality A. Carpet at 25c and superior quality all
One BruSIel Hearth hug for only 92 tho finest
quality Velvet Rugs the largest size always sold 3d. for
oOly g. and do, common axe, worth s. for only
1ePlT 1871 Main Street.
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1878 1878
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-o and after Monday, De.
THE PAST M11L TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning. Sunday, $50 O'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia at ll.5O D. m
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening"
at $40.
The JohnstoSn Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday at 80 O'clock p M stopping all
mediation Train Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily ex-
Sunday, At 1910 The Second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Creek leaves leaves daily Sunday
cepted, 4aO pm The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Creek, leaves daily, except Sunday, at 62O D. M
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh foloEs-Ex-
ton, II FIRST Turtle Creek Accommo ation 50
Second Accommodation 12 40 Third Accommodation 610
p.
Trains for BairsTile Indiana, connect at Blarsve
Intersection with Mail Train East Express West and
the JohnstoVn alton Train East and West.
Pittsburgh and ConneiSEe Trains, stopping all Sta
tons the Pittsburgh and ConnesVile Road leave daily
Sunday excepted. foloWs:-MaiI Train 90 a. r tx
press EFatn $50 p Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and ConnelsVille Road arrive at Pittsburgh, SIS
6.IO p. m.
travelling public will find 1t greatly to their interes
In going East West travel by the Pennsyivania
road the accommodations offered cannot be sur.
passed other route As the road Is baasted
t speed and cOmfort to all who may favor with
their patronage.
g IS PhiladelPhIa. ................IO 90
- baltimore. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9 so
Sc g Lancaster OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so
IS Sc HARRISBURG. .................... I Ak
Baggage checked to ali Stations on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and to Philadelphia Baltimore York.
Passengers purchasing tickets cars charged
Ten Cents addition Station rates from Sta
tons where the Company has no agent.
NoTIcs.-In case oflOss, the Company viii hold them
serves Responsible ior personal baggage only and for
amount not exceeding BOO.
N.BThe Excelsior Omnibus Line, has been employed to
convey Passengers und Baggage Depot
charge exceed IS for passenger and bag
gage.
At the P. 3. R. Passenger Station,
tanl on Liberty and Grant SITS, Pittsburgh.
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THR
LIVER INVIGORATOR 1
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Entirely from GUMS,


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
before the public, that acts CdAsarttc
known It is DOT only C1e.drtio, but Lsoer remedy,
the stomach and bowels carry that matter, tins ac
completing two purposes eectually without of the
ns @ .e SyJ1sn az me sane time that
strengthen and build It mp with unusual rapidly.
The LIVER is of the principal regulators of the
human BODY and when It performs It's fanstIons WELL
almost entirely dependent the healthy action Of the
bowels ape fault and ths ae sGe
system consequence .of one orgau-the LIVER
having ceased to do its the diseases Of that
gan one Of the Proprietorhas made # his stay, in
the many arrangements to which
bed with IIHER G01PI1zz,i in any fits forms,
has bu. to try bottle, and ,eonyictOnts certain
the in theIr place healthy flow bile
TGE 1oa and d hea Ess
whole machinery, removing |tte of tho disease
BETTER PkEyESTEB, bySs oceasion;l use 1 Of the
amer eating suf acent to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food from+rising and sourng.
Only one dose taken before retirins prevents NIGHT
se3y and aSa2 saNS8 the bowels
One dose taken after each meal WI DYSPEPSIA.
One bottle taken for s! male the
Only one dose Immediately relieves GH0IIG. while
9s S1sfh '9Is s5Es 0o1E4
Only On, one bottle speeded to throw out Of the
az One bottle taken for,sJAuNDICR removes All sal.
loWness or unnatural color-frOm the skin
sppstss dis,s an E's. 'E
RHA in its worst s feras. While SVIirkR and
one two ap.sa to the s W a9Ss
9hdsen there is no or speedler In
~ few bottles .e:safesQDROPsY by exciting the
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II. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ u $40 Ply BLISH T.

NJ U SO PU BLISH Err,
II IsT OF NEW MUSIC
city
Partune Teller; CGuItan J. P. 5fin.
S1ltans Polka; Piano. Charles D. Albert.
La SylPhide Vaise; piano. J. Aseher.
La Clochette du P1tre; (P!auo) Lefebrue Wely.
Engine MasUrka Seutimentae; (Pianol JaEzes RellSk
AasuTka des TrAineaux: IPianaSJ Naet.e.-E
The celebrated koudS RlaaIe, sung By Madame La,
horde; piano. Max 3Iaretzek
Also received the following pieces of Music
Bessie'S Grave; beautiful song.
Whatis Home without Brother.
WHAT'S Home without Sister; companions to What
Home without Mother.
Maid of Sylvan Nook.
Plight of the 70
The Snow has fallen aFoUsT ne.
Also large assortment Of Musical Works, &C., &c.
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WILDE x RRn

d EsPRrTPUILY inform the public that 4bsv 4b.-.
eeXed one OF the largest and fashionable nyo
cs OF and WindoW Shades brought to the
can Papers and Borders In almost endless variety They
we're purchased below the customary and
VII be sold corresponin ely low: STYLES Of Glazed
Paner 9t Is cents per Rolls the elsewhere al
ls II you WISH bargains give CALI are deter
70 sell n prices Is viii defy competition. The
job goods At most favorable rates Our stock r. IN
T1RELK NEW. and free from old deprecated STYLES
carrie! L over IRON lastyea apt
NEW Il CiZir Tubes: Al 81 4 fne 9TcI
IA Of Violin ani Guitar Strings PAYNE q co
seP4 24AToEroe st.
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PUBIICATIoNs FOR SALE
at the Office of the Mi11ennial

at the Office of the Mi1Iennial
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
| ClHRIsTIAS HYNS-BoOK, IN fill ahes III cents Per
ii. s sg IS e az DO % Ike oroeo s
Do DO TaFtsy oroeeo Et DE- s5. s5; ~ DO 90
ChTiEsian systeza, new edition. 81
Js7...s o. Roman Catholicism. be:.sez Bp Purcell.
C6ri5tsa Bsptts mi complete. muslin
% % % g 3 a. lTs .bss ssp5 &.
Zee Es Ds e 81 5 ss 70 r. sR 2a pr .a Ia
Principle as5 OBJECTS tine Religious Reformation urged
. eeEts . 81. :
1a 1ddsi n var R 81 is asas pr single
Back Yoiass q Hniennial HzrbangeF 81 par vol.
are freecsris.ian Bsts Riee Dials sad HsrbngeT az
esYssd me P9Fags On the former Is a0at 50 ess 90 the
70 so boots sIl be sent on cozauisslsa.
PRICE OF BOOKS By NAIL-PosrAGE PAID HER
Aya-Ssek .sSp ss S S
q q roAa, 81: edges, pr dozsn..-....--7 50
Christian Baptist, pr dozen.
Christian System, peg dozen
Terms Of the HarbInger fer 1883.
1fs Pr 70 .5 1e ss5s. l g. 81 . o3;i
eopes for onsyear, or1 eopy for thrseyeaEg-. %
. eoPt=a.--- s o.
70 Ieee cope. ~. Is GO
3 copies, tand copy gEAttJl - 90
S9cop5zs (aod 70 getteE Of ei1b. back Bzp-
tsI1 and one neatly bound Hymn Eo2kJ ........ 50
Peoples land 20 g=ttsr club, $40 books Bap
tfsa and t5o neatly bound Hymn Books. 20 60
loo copies (And 70 g=tter mp of bub three books
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn Books. 100 %
I51 copies land copies Of the Baptism and
neatly bound Hymn Bo0Ss) S150 %
EXTRA PREMIUMSI
Ror thsarges Of three eubS oTer150 SIS worth
Books.
And FOR the next largest $50, 325 worth Of Books
books 70 BE- selected ACCORDING order the
Agent ~ whom the premium Is aEaYdsd.
e THE CASH HU5T Be FORWARDED INVARIABLY
counts for Clubs.
EoPsrson rsstding in BetqHy lOty be admitted as a
c0nLpefttOT far lteSs premiums.
address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
mhls-ly Brooke county, Va.
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TRANSFORMATIONS
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO r. r.
60 90 - 1'7-lEi1I
sEa.ls - q .,

WIN IEI -ahiA1NNIEIIEII EN- y.
ON after Monday, 18th November 1855, trains
" Efl foTIoEz-TfE:
F5rz-Fhe St Louis, Cincinnati, wheeling, BeuEood,
Baltimore and Washington City RxpEess leaves daily At
1872 A. II. arriving Baltimore I90 A. n time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
seeoad-The North.Eeztera Chicago, St Louis, Cairo,
Dayton, Cincinnati Wheeling BenEood Bal
tt8ore AID Washington City Express daily $50
II SATURDAY. e1eePedl, arriving Baltimore At $50 P
Il In tirae Tor Eastern connections.
70 enjoy tA scenery passengers should
take the 1IS0 A r. train Cumberland and their
trip by the 500 An.
Retarnin to The Sst and south-est the trains leave
Baltimore daily as fSnoSs: Hrst-The s:I5 A. ~ train
Arrives at Wheeling eS5 2. NJ SecondEhe $50 p n
tain arrives Wheeling at 1890 A H.
1Ee t10 A 81 train bound East NH stop At Allstattons
between skeelirs and Cumberland
Round trip eks:s being Issued to MoundsTe at 50
cents and TO BSnEood At 2S J. b RORD, Agent
W. P. SMITH, Superintendent.
L II. COLE, Gent Ticket AgtEt- noVa0
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PASSENGERS


WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE
=, 5l az .aSiSsS CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
EVANSVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
7toezUe miles shorter By this Route thai. o5a.
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there cHAxeE CARS and take those Of the O. W.
Short Line.
TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At 12:I5. II:40 PM, Cincinnati and points as sunve
on arrival of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and the
This r9gte passes through n Lexington Lancaster Cir
ceye Washington Wilmington and Marrou-the richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio.
~ Be particular and ask for Tickets via the oW.4z
PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
at Central Ohio Ticket oce hesprgg House. Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
E. eEsT, PFes't, ". W. BAILEY, Act. supt,
800 cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
9ZAgE5 ESzzzs5sz5 s7zz7 Ez q fSSslll
Ts5SSs9g.-gsszZ1 IN.
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR N0RFHEkSi F g2ETHERs AND WESTERN
vice DhnT Sunday night excepted between Rich
andria. - - 49,
Hours of departure at Rich
mond .645 A. ". and $50 P NJ
Returning leave WashingtOn...e A. II. and Pm.
Arrive at Richmond. ......13O p NJ aud4 AM
mOnd and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL.
and being In excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give the best guar
antee OF always securing shown ar-
daily at Richmond and Washington city advance of
the Steamboat line. :
FARE 5ErWEKS RIoHNoSD AND WAsHrSoroS. ......9 so
An Omnibus viii be found always ready take through
passengers and their baggage wearing apparel
the TWO epot Tree OF charge, with ample time them
taEs theiE meals whether going North or South.
Tickets can be obtained between DanvfIle and
washington at the Terminus of the Road now nearly
pIeed to DanVille An Agent Company viii receive
the Checks of passengers from the Danvie Road and at
lend 70 their baggage all the Way Washington or7the Ba
timore Depot. = - N
route. = = ~ $50
Thsreign change Of on the night Rich
e - ~ fe1
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PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE

sbsz, Ia. PsE,is s and ask for Ticket.
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

Ii eghts intended shipment on the road must be
~ delivered between ths hours and p. M,
none VIII be received after that hour. 7. SWEENEY,
ssplO General Manager.
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j. T. SCOTT.

FIR z s H a RRIV AL
JUST FROM THE MANUFACTURERS.
AMjust opening large and beautiful stock Of fine
JeEelry and Watches, which have purchased Head
E1FeFs and at unusual low prices feel
can now satisfy numerous land atty increasingly
wholesale and retail customers and having spent
weeks in the eastern MARKETS. laying present stock
feel satisfied regards STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE
Ay stock cannot be surpassed in the West
have largely increased my Wholesale
Partment which enables to offer to Watchmakers
chants and Pedders, and the public generally, very
complete assortment.
Piease call at I 81, NTnIu Street, and examine the
most complete and beautiful stock ever brought to
Wheeling. ssn2
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Inconnecton with the above, keep every kind Of u.
sicalinsruments and musical merchandise generally
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1Ptanos, MelodeOns, every kind of musical inSru-
mentS tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted at this establishment nov5
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.

80 - 80
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock Of sheet music musical works &c.
in the Western country.
~ Music sent 70 any address,, postage fres.-a
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between RieJ
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information snopfrs
atCentEal Ohio Ticket once in hesprgg House. Water
z. GEsT, Pres't, ". ". BAYI.EY- Act supt..
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STOCK.


T>Hl thorough breed Durham Bull, DAvY
i CROCKETT is now kept for the benefit q those
wish ~ avail themselves OF lis services, at
Cepnon's stables. west Davenport.
TERMs.-Cash-for common co~s, IS, fer grade.
o. part tired, $40, for thorough bred COWS $50.
DEscKIPIIOs.-'Dsvy Croekett' Is deep red
WIS cavri Oh the 2.ta Of March. lsJs, cred ny
Jsoob rsrce o. Clark county Ohio. Tie h one o. TIE
nnest short horned Durham Bulls OF his age In u e
sta'es, IL England. see his Pedigree, No. AS
Vol. ). American herd took.
PkpI6RxE. tDavy Croskettn vas got by Impor,
ed Alderman. 2Gi cut oiyogbg virsinia, by Posha,-
tan SIS = Lady OF IL Lake nv lm9arte. Reformer
i.u5l Rose Of sharon by b isideIt illubl Red Rose
9Th By - iIrehack tis-a,l BED Nose ID by III.
Grace f5li, ] heI Rose LIT NJ Taraoiough iIu5l
American Cow by Fayorite ISL by Prince 81 !
by Fobjanlbe t263 ! by HubDaCk 49, ty JAmrl
Bro~G's ked buI, 81
FoT further particulars inquire A; tsnisn ard
FTeucn's Mills, west Davenport.
After dey ting large fort en- of my time far the
past yeu,s p2riug Ne thef trouble or rAiN 10
obtain Tie ba>t thoroughbred stock that could be
In ihis country CT ii EUROPE al HAPPY u -tAte
that ] can Justly recommend ono VI tie best yonDg
thorygh tired Stations in the woi' one Of the best
Mammoth Jack, and inpo~ied thpTorEh-hred Dur-
ham Bulls, ard good a II Eeforf Bn.l as England
ever PRODUCED an Attorney Bull, and Suffolk Hoss
The services OF a.. these animals Al" within The
reach OF every person VINO wishes to improve 'heif
*. This IL very important branch VI ssrlcul-
tura intcrastr ana ought 10 b. every where ra-i-
iuent although 1t hAe heretoror ben TOO much
neg .eote. tue Farms OF Iowa who have no: paid
sulicient attention the production Of pure hish
bred animals. IL is vel known Tact, pdrticu.df ~
among the growers OF ine STOCK In England, that
70 the best sire should b. pure thorough bred AMI
ma the offspring Of sire Of The opposite cnarac er
invariably shows the defects 0! d npefie pedgrer.
Another act equally established altboueh 1 may
appear 70 TO Is that tie eiisprlhs ire
quentiy pcgs, the distinctive traits II characi.
which 4 81 mprer nascd tie daM. These, snd many
equally important facts, render II Of the iir.L necSs
sity 81 Obtain Thoroughbred animals, Tor the m
proven, mt. II STOCK OF all kind.
The subscriber has, AID VIII keep constantly Oh
hand tor saie Thoroughbred stock.
aprgdA w.}u J. CANNON.
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Mount Ida Female college.
OAVENpOpr IOWA.

THE Summt Session OF this Institution commen-
i ces on Midday, May Sd. 1s5s. The location u
this Institutid for general hssiihu!bess purity Of
moral stmosrere, sublimity and besnty OF scenery
T. not eac-es 1t is though b. that Of any similar
Institution insh!s nation The building Ii substan-
taa brick edfe, situated on \ beautiful ensinence
fyycr,ooklng tn FEATHER Of W aters and Twin Cit-
ic, OF the Vest and Is now beins fitted up IN the
mos, approved lyle oteastern Colleges the Session
Rooms have bee nicely pabered, and supplied with
the best styles Boston furniture diagonally ar
ranged and fhahree commodtous pa'l0rs have been
neatly papered ainted carpeted End furnished with
ne and slegantianos, &C., for the accommodation
OF the musical snornsmentsl department. Two adj
dtiousl Protests will be aided to the Faculty.
ladv and gentlenn, late Of Troy Female CAege, n
The boardic department viii! accommodate At
present, betweeseventy five and one hundred young
ladies' and will under the supervision OF the Pres
ident and his lily; and parents may Be assured
that no pains ". be spared, not only to promote the
Scholarship anstandng, but the health and CON-
for. Of their dayhters. This Institution being
placed under nspioes OF the Mount Ida College
Association ,ANiDcorporAtedw with the highest Col
leeiate power, I'd and formal Diplomas, comforting
aupropriats Llteery Degrees, will be awarded TO
those young lads who complete the prescribed
courss of study. Expenses viii be reduced 10 meet
the times. Srucets win be received at any time du-
ring the nrst nalis the session
mayI-tf Rsv n n TO0KB.
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Az EDIToE Assaulted BY STATE SENATOR.
The Madison tWis-) Arg.s has the .olow-
ing account Of an assault made in that city
by Senator Clark, of Manitowoc, upon
Pump Carpenter" editor OF the Madison
Patriot
Yesterday afternoon, inst before sapper
time, as Pump Carpenter, the editor of the
Patriot was standing on the steps Of the
Capitol House, senator Clark, OF Manitow-
o. twho u IN town. approached him on his
way down the street with slim rattan
cane in his hand. Walkin. W to Mr.. Car
penter, he said, Oh, Mr. Carpenter, | have
been looking for YOU and immediately com
menced laying the cane over his head ard
shoulders. Pumps hat--a new one-was
badly cut to pieces, aud Pumps face consd-
erably marked lie then sliced the rattan
with both hands, ana by twisting IL around
engaged Clark in n struggle for its posse
sion during which Pump was thrown upon
the side walk, in which position Clarl. kick
Ell hun severely In the breast \ lystan1-
er then interierel aud held Clark until
ruup cot up. when Clark at him again
Another struggle ensuej, and Pump again
com. down, when Clark applied his boot
repeatedly again. Other bystanders again
iaierfered and the parties were finally sepa-
rated Had the struggle been allowed to
continue, CARPENTER would not probably -
caped with sound bones, as he suffered n
terrible sole leather process, and Clark's ey-
ideut intentions were TO seriously DANA 2
him.
The provocation for the assaal, was An
article in thu Patriot directed against Sena-
tor Clark and lis family IN consequence OF
Ciarks opposition 70 Pumps Record steal,
IN the Legislature