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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

AN ELOQUENT ExrRAcT.-Generaton efter
generation" SAYS fine writer, have felt as
We now feel, and their lives were as active as
our own. They passed like vapor, while na-
ture wore the same aspect of beauty as that
her Creator commanded her to be. The heavens
shall be as bright over our graves as they are
now around our paths The world will have
the same attraction for our offspring yet unborn
that she had once for our children. Yet lit
tie while, and all will have happened-the
throbbing heart will be Stiaed and we shall be
rest. Our funeral will wind its way, and the
prayers will be said, and then We shall be left
behind in silence and darkness for the worm.
And it may be, for q short time we shall be
spoken of, but the things Of life will creep in,
and our names will soon be forgotten. Days
will continue to move on, and laughter and
song will be heard in the room in which we
died and the eye that mourued for us will be
dried, and glisten again with JOY and eevn
our children will cease to think OF US, aud will
not remember to lisp our names"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19
stIetttb 4astrp.
DON'T STAY LONG"

A .5ok Of yearning tenderness
psssath her lashes lies,
And hope and love unutterable
Are .hadowed in her eyes,
A. IN some deep unrufied stream
Are clouds aud Summer skies.
shes passed through early womanhoOd.
Prom dreamy. sweet girl life,
And crossed the rosy threshold, but
To ind herself wife ;
Oh gentle should be lead her steps
Along the path Of life!
Aai As she clasps her small white hands
Upon bis arms so strong,
Hfw often, ike Summer sigh,
ora sweet pleading song,
She whispers, with a parting kiss,
Beloved one, don't stay long"
r,s almost always on her lip,
Her gentle parting words,
sweet a. the fragrance from rose leaves
Wien BY soft zephyrs stirred,
ADD lingering in the memory
Ike songs " Summer birds.
And IN his heart they nestle warm,
When other scenes amid
De stays not til she weary grows.
And her fond eyes are hid
I- tears which lie in bitterness
beneath each yelling lid.
and Oh, how ma hearts are kept
By tha. l0Ys-uitered song
There's scarcely one who on liie'a waves
.. swiftly borne along,
Brl what has heard from some dear lips,
Those sweet words" don't stay lsng."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

CONSTANT EHpLoYMENr-The man who Is
obliged to be constantly employed to earn the
necessaries of life and support his family, knows
not the unhappiness be prays for when he de-
sres wealth and idleness. To be constantly
busy is to be always happy. Persons who
have suddenly acquired wealth, broken up
their active pursuits. and begun to live at their
ease, waste away, and die in very short time.
Thousands would have been blessings to the
world and added to the common stock of hap
piness, if they had been content to remain in
an humble sphere, and earned every mouthful
of food that nourShed their bodies Persons
who are always busy and go cheerfuly to their
daily tasks, are the least disturbed by the auc-
tuations of business, and at night sleep with
perfect composure.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19
hoy We doubt whether any other country

Ra- We doubt whether any other country
exhibits larger amount or proportion of use
less talent or msdirected energy, than ours
Our clever young men, in fearful superabun-
dance, addict themselves to law, to phySic, to
commerce, mainly because these seem the only
pursuits which promise wealth and distinction.
There has been no day Of the last forty years,
in which there were not four times as many
trying to live by trade in this country, as were
needed in that cupaton-twice as many as
could possibly succeed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

itated oil of almonds, made from benzole, "a
product of tar oil, and patented by Mr.. Mans
field, of Weybridge England. This mirabane
was used for perfuming soap; but it did not
succeed, and, after a short time, the license
was withdrawn, since then this mirabane, or
chemically speaking, nitro-benzole, has not
been applied to any of the general uses of pe:-
fumery-S PnsH
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19
THE ENTITY CRADLE
4" The mother gave, in tears and pain,
The flowers she most did love,
She knew she'd find them all again,
In fields of light above"

In fields of light above"
The death of little child is to the mothers
heart like dew on plant from which bud has
perished. The plant lifts up its head in fresh
ened greenness TO the morning light, so the
mothers soul gathers from the dark sorrow
through which she has passed, a fresh bright
ening of her heavenly hopes. AS she bends
over the empty cradle, and in fancy brings the
sweet infant before her, ray of divine light is
on the cherub's face. 1t is her son still, but
with the seal of Immortality on his brow. She
feels that Heaven was the only atmosphere
where her precons flower could unfold without
spot or blemiSh and she would not recall the
loss But the anniversary Of its departure
seems to bring its spiritual presence near her.
She INDUCES in that tender grief which Soothes
like an opate in all her passions and cares
Of life. The world to her is no longer filled
with human love and hope-in the future, so
glorious with heavenly love and Joy, she has
treasures of happiness which the worldly, un-
chastened heart never conceived. The bright
fresh flowers with which she had decorated her
room, the apartment where her infant died, are
emblems of the far brighter hopes now dawn
ing on her day dream She thinks of the
glory and beauty of the New Jerusalem, where
the little foot will never find a thorn among
the flowers to render a shoe necessary. Nor
will pillow be wanting for the dear head re-
posing on the breast of the kind Saviour And
she knows her infant is there, in that world OF
eternal bliss She has marked one passage in
that Book-to her emphatically the Word OF
Life-now laying closed on the toilet table
which she reads daily Suffer little children
and forbid them not to come unto me for
such is the kingdom of Heaven.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

Power OF THE BIBLE-A little girl had been
attacked with a severe pain in her head, which
ended in blindness She was taken to an emil
neut occulist, who pronounced her incurable
She wished to know what the doctor said about
her state, and her mother told her. What
mother !" exclaimed the child, :" am / never
more to see the sun, nor the beautiful fields, nor
you, my dear mother, nor father?-O how shall
| bear it |" She wrung her hands, and wept
bitterly Nothing seemed to yield her the slight
est comfort till her mother, taking pocket BIZ
BILE from the table, placed in her hands What
is this, mother ?" inquired the disconsolate girl
" 1t is the Bible, my child" Immediately a
score Of its most consolstory passages presented
themselves to her mind. She paused, turned
the poor, benighted eyeballs toward the cell
ing, while an angelic expression played on her
countenance, and then, as if lifted with the
Holy Spirit, breathed forth in an impassioned,
but scarcely audible whisper" Thy wiU be
done on earth as ii is IN Hearen !"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

Bay Avoid quotations, unless you are we'll
studied of their import, and feel their perti-
nence. Ny friend, -, the other day, while
looking at the skeleton of an ass, which had
been dug out of a sand pit, and admiring and
wondering at the structure of that despised
animal, made very NAL adroit use of one
All !" said lie, with the deepest humility, and
a simplicity worthy of La Fontaine, "tos are
fearfully and wonderfully made"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

PROGRESS" You see, grandmama, we per-
forate hole in the apex and corresponding
aperture in the base and, by applying the
egg to the lips and forcibly inhaling the breath,
the she'll is entirely discharged of it's contents.
BLESS my soul, j" cried the old lady, what
wonderful improvements they do make Now.
In my young days, we just mads-a hole in each
end aud sucked
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

Ir is beautiful fact that the sweet bells Of
Easter morning once charmed awsy the haunt.
ing spirit of poor Chatterton, and stayed the
band be had raised against bis own life.
In you want an igporamus TO respect you,
"dFess to DEATH and wear watch seals about
tie size oe q by;ckbat
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

Thursday Morning, May 1e, 1859.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18
FOR SALE or REYT.

~
OFFER for sale or rent the Mill property known al
I"ooeisn" NhlI,' containing three OF Enrrs, with
all the moGcrn improvements vherc also M. exc lent
sett of Cardng Machines, with addi,io uI,chi
merry, required, connected with the mill Possession civ
EN- Immediately, itrequired. - r.
Also for SALE two aTmo, each containing over one hun.
dre and sixty acVeS, oneof which there are about one
hundred acres cleared in good stwts
OF cultivation with an Orchard and EgGnc Dwell ing Houses
thereon On the other, there fifty scrs ciem
with good Orchard and Buildings
Also, one lot OF Ground about SEVER, ,rras IN
high STATE Of cnltivatio ftMo frame Dwelling Houses
smith shop and stabIing for eight horses together with
other buildings shat necessary ieal6rr prorrry
IS situated within one and Clo river
on Fish Greek, MARSHALL cuuy. Creek Turn.
pix leading to l!elton the u. 4 y. Railroad
TVS IS OF the best locations virginia for the
purchase Of wheat and other grain The above
offered on tue following terms: fourth ofs urcnsc
money to be pail in hand and the balance IN Cql install.
uiSi{s % "nS Two I'D three years, .roIn date
AnyrerSon purchasing have the ortlnity o: seed
ing ms ta II required; also be supd Will all kinds
Of stock and farming utensils accommodating
premises. - q. i ITO DS, - f,GDI! az
'u-l1 NSN'th 'NOodaud, Marshall Co, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

|, NEW York, Aug. 17.---In the two mile trot in
hdrness, between Flora Temple anu Princess,
for q purse Of 81 900, which came OF ycstcr,
day on the Eclipse Course, l.. l., the former
won two straight heats. lima--four min. fifty
and half sec; five min. five see 1, s
The steamship Saxona, rum Southampton
on the 4th, has arrived here Her advccs have
been anticipated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

- Dr1ensd, 1It1so<s,.-.ln old man named
0aekman, fell into the river last evening, below
tue Ia"d'ng, aud lodged against some logs, to
WING" he chung until his cries attracted the at.
=ss"U9a ofa aymRh ia pace, who assisted him to
crawl upon the shore, The old fellow was
"'''H' and had gone to the waters edge to get
some water to drink with his whisky.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

Thu COLLEGE Edacs, or 1Isyt Penn SgMae, usiently
whist, form tie rliyt scnnic College, viz:
The SCHOOL oE MINES, atsIyncH to fnipar THOR.
Ing AMI methods of determining the yaiu of
NJ sra Lands and OF anal! zsDg manufacturing Min
era IN nducts.
The SGnO0L OF CIEII. ENGINEERING, in which are.
tan;ht The mo-. improved rmc:es and ,n-io. involved
WTfGs and in re .pnl;eatinu Of rr3rsNn.
in fun course ia given Mech :nca Philosophy ara rle
rrincipcsTf AlrincrN, the sources W Mechanical roUer
liz Telegraph tc ocntion and construction knyues,
Furnaces. FOuadrieS, &c
the school,, or cHEMTSTRY, in which students are
tarsht tteprtcires ofshc s:lcnc, as roctrCl In
testing IN the examination and smelling Ores ayss
of Minerals, Soils. &c.
AKGIIrrECrUEE and Typographical aud Mechanical
DRAINING, are tHcluGsf in. the The Tn iecrs
pass one day IN the week in THE Pie, every
ceiyes laboratory instruction.
THcIteGree OF Racror any OF tho four industrial pro-
lessons aoresai, is conferred 1T tr public Commences
mGnth annually during the last week June, upor
successful students who have attended Two years
TENDER i9ii. 1889.
Referee in Wheeling, J b. Form, ESQ.
For Ch:al gus md tIrihcr Information address
\. |. KENNEDY NJ. u,
PFrRt. Of F,:cHliy, PniytecbHi,' College,
nue15-'l-wesNvGt - sPhiEac1Gipii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18
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BY 1'h.LEGl24Nl


NFwN YORK, Aug. l7.-Coton dee;jn. Il y. sail, ann ,,
s. g 9s a 9 1ia Flour rn sales II SD blp: Sn.e
N%m!Hcy White 4b4 Southrr, red inc riot
"Us I! sg s CDrniirm 1890 bush.Soi P5rE
100 EI"'ra 452 Beef IeAvT $S1li-S BarCI ,,Ji
scSres oi9:1 STEADY liter arm ard
Sm 4 y, e3 declined Invna ga SIoiasses "a.
b2LrnoEE Aug 1TF1our llr,n Wheat dull safes Oh mn
i 81 Ioa'l 20 for w4tfI 81 IGl I,iS for
WI "a! ~ Mte :$Se '' yellow '2oT4 Provisions st.uy
PsL;DELsHrA Aug iTFovr continues dull; sales fre5l,
-. ~. =. Nv S2n1, sunerRne s5 ld 25 and
ir1 cd "a &c, cor NM ns' et at Wheat IN
aud sore whit" At *l,2al sd New rye or, ~
amt cn,nmandE &C. Corn has advau"ed &c: 2tuG hush,
!SioE 500 az sue Oats firm; sales 5000 bush new DeIn
wsre a. ~ .E:Lc "iF some old Pa S168s kics Ett,s
s'n'i l"'> u" on time Whisky isuuet al 2Gs5;
CISclNSAFI El:.-EvuT tirm though IT,. mari .;
IS :.sit!ye n to the PROBABILITY NJ further Scin,e sur, r.
n M ~ IoiHmaHs Fttto CO. higher gratis come wiu
. . W eit unchanged in prize, NOR. lisp6,;iiI
~ TpSf1' ~ buyers Corn stvay at s. oats
Visions unchanged. 49, " go '''-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

ST.. Louis, Aug. l7-News Ivy the Lcaven
worth overland express is uniinportant. Re.
ceiptS OF dust for the week 5000,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

~: Justice. we published on Saturday
morning, little Joke that was perpetrated up
on a young man Of this place, byasomo wags
who sent him him ahogus tclcgraphie dispatch
BY that publication, and the accompanying en-
byishncnts, VIC intended no injnrySto the feel,
ings or bnsin ess standing ofany one. We heard
it as ajoIsc, and published it.simply as SUCH
Those who are foolish enough to believe the en-.
bejIishments added to it, about the gentleman's
leaving the city and doing divers and sundry
silly things do him great injustice. The joke
as related to us, was simply founded on fact
with scarcely fact but the foundation. Byrepe,
tition and addendi, i: has grown iptoa serious
affair, and the intended. victim feels juitty
agrieyed. We have, being, actuatel By a friend.
" spirit made due inquiry, and lind that the
gentleman received the dispatch. and believed
its contents tie be true. Farther than that,
including the various street versions. the story
is not true.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18
New Wine and LiQnOr Store

New Wine and LiqDor Store.
irE UNDERSIGNED rest'sctfliv bcss leave to l,rn hs
ta:sl day opened MholcSalo and .tatl Wine aJ Liquor
CONNECTED NNittua IiHr roOI as SIn;n lr+
one door above the Bank of Wheeling, whcreile win
SANITY Keep on hand foil assormt pure Wines Bran
dies Whistles, Gins hum, Ci ars 60.
as II is intention keep rUthilg pure
10 pay the closest attention tn MIl entrusted To
IIoe to- receive Share of pnblic patronage hc ear
insstl!, solicit Uyl2-9ml CONRAD Sr'ROBEi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

a7-Ho1t1r Camp Kseting.-Thctin fine steam.
or Noodside will leave our landing on Sunday
morning next for the purpose of accomplishing
tue hundreds who intend going to the Camp
Meeting at Moundsvilic. This will be one of
the most pleasant ways of attending the great
religions gathering and We doubt not the Zine
steamer will be crowded. She will leave here
!" the morning at O'Clock and returning Will
leave the Monnisvillc landing at in the even.
ing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

NEw YoRK, Aug l7--The Persia sailed for
Liverpool this afternoon, with nearly 100000
in specie.
Arrivcd-sips EeSoIutc. and Ocean Monarch,
otro'n Liverpool, aud Hannah Croolcr from la
vana.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

ST. Louis, Aug. 1T.--Rivcr rnntinucs To fall
slowly, with six feet water to Cairo Al upper
streams falling Weather clear aud war;r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

ssa9 AGAINST ALL CONTINGENCIES. mn.
lrTNEE re- . s5o1ane Hn"uraHcoz Company or New
- YORK fi-!z.f - 71=l. Ea35s Tig-s5- 49,
CASH CAfGriI tcvt r. dollar pata GOO IltIGl
10 Contingent Euutt (ovtr). 100000
0sh o"pis"'s1Or tds sneu
M g S.lspa rqscc Coinpany OF The SnIle, OF
h"s.thHS. s'- !ssns .'-'i AEsS f-sa=.-s 800,
eHz.! es9tEAl Spaj3 10000
ttEa5 ~ s 5,; ~; largest Cash csnal of any once
AND 1wLAND RISKS sG-'
TAKES on TDEa NOSE REASON nLE TERMS.
Losses elnitably adjusted and prop,tly pam nv
ss1. W. PETERSON, Actit.
n tl.e Co"tinentnI Es.."rNntc tempansor
-C;4sir CAPirAL (patd ln) :. =. sGno tnos
Csih Contingent Fpni (Ov4Fl s7S'oGJ
our ncurrins risk,
The Hiyrch burg az csc md Wire RmSurnncoi
SONpnny,
d, W. =. PEIERSotXii 1r, AGENT GENT : :
tho Oyer 81. a5 90 900 q Cash Capital represented ny
IN. hove Offices has bsen promptly Hsl IN Whvcut be-
lore u was due bs THE terms thu Holicr. =
w: F. PETERSON, -tEt IA
asr.- oii'ct ccSt door tr-l! NJ. Bank, y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

PrTrsnvnc, Aug, 17,-Rivcr stationary
Weather clear and warm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18
:. ST. EoBT. GEAIlAM
. CALDWELL & GRAHAM,
CsgoolssoRs +. vARNsY.)

-, ia "A NJ y n e II D e r az q IF
Copper, Tin q sheet Iron Ware,
NO. S. MAIN SiI'I2IEr.l'.
WILL Kespcons"atty 0n hand Complete assortment
OF al tS %ayvS in our line. Also, and lies T.
ing stoves OF the uost approved patterns, all OF which we
%M=F as 9| as canhe had aanY ESTABLISHMENT III. citv
%te we nope to nsri, by s.rir ateetiun business
%E' our work IN neat and worknAnlike STYLE
we would ca" particular attention f4ciII,,.S for do
ing Kinds OF Copper "ork, suras and bye Kettles
2QU Copper n!NirC every tcscrr;:ou s{ sizes OF
G9pEsr and lEass Kettles kept stpntly l,a,l
6NtteTtlE Roofing and Job work of all niS will he
promptly Htt"','er iI,.iI IL &c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

ADELrIIA, Aug. lT.--'rhe harQne Thomas
Dallett Which Sailed from Porto Cabelo unsthe
lst inst, brings letters and papers of thai dale,
from which Iyt learn thai, G6nH Falcon, he;piiug
revolutionary party, was u few miles below
Porto GabsO with $50 mcu, and having jnine,l.
with viii! the forces Of ten. Guevcrn, was preparing
barFtcaied and8supportct1 by two liundred goI-.
ernment troops and the national militia, The
two n'aln streets OF the city are protrctGa by
six pieces artillery, andi case the revolutions
airy party should ,saccced it will be after some
hard fighting. The government vessels never
started out to prevent his landing until after he
taken and the otl,er broken to pieces. Since
landing, Falcon has had free communication,
with his friends-i Porto BelIo Aplan lorhis
7en;rance bad been fixed but the arrest of some
OF his.accompliees prevented the treachcry from
being carried out
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

,,,S 50 H'TsSss. Ao"ee.-rhe farmer sthrougboat
.. parts Of the country, are having their
harvest Home AS yet, we have heard of
none being held in this section of country
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18
b 81 T0FsEEt5oguisdsas a = eaqez F3tel.e
S fa@ re sss i Y. $ fPsbn, of NV

York. dc bayer, in .co%z.
any with Mr. chas. Bird arrived in, TIC z civ
a$t evening stopped MeLI.te II s,lse.
aver lea they repaired To- the billiard saloon 81
Tue house, where gatneJof billiards was com.
'lleneea petweeneathe two champions. The.
roor"s were crowded with eager spectators to-
see cues in the hands ofsueh celebrities. They
Played two games, both OF which Mere Won by
=. oll 99t not without t5 some difficulty AT
s,ro eo"0i0Slon each game there was cIappipss
o. hands and demonstrations, OF jc6tHusiasstn..st
NJ, fne' i is fine, portIy gentleman, With
r"ddy' good naturcd face, whilst Mr.. Bird is 4
spare pale gentleman. They willaplay d. the
Mcclure this morning alto q clock .s5-' 10 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18
Zzag G re IaUTEHtUss !t,.s ~

b But ut a fruits Ter that is a E7ri1it Jar
r ~ sHEEAi. SON have jasi Gnishc lu TOW r,s,,
~. t2r mHJket Few aut imrToXet fEtiiT, tAi; VIII
Gouhi he iie igS lEsi IN Tie Fruit line II ,I;J :
NM TINES ami 50 EIpsTed stand M5tl5p. t.
LANCER or '11+a Ing expansion ~ n,,t or
BY 1u1d anti IL 1feR from the many uirfi, rs al
me an which Are asiiv corro!sr: d to M I,yJ
lsoIn l%rG nc datEernE zns % Stcl 'r.que,;iy
animation before IItTr hash ~ eIsewhart.5: 10
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BOAeD-0F TRUSTEES.
Hon. JAAEHs,GUTfFRlE, President.
MN. s. VERNON, Esq Secretary.
MEpICAl. F.Arn1.rY-

MEDICAL. Facility.
Reniamia r. ran.cr ii. D. r.olvssur OF the pr;rc!.s
AMI Gt"euce OF surgery.
j. LawrCn Smith N. D., Professor Of Medical Ct.,nts
Wy and Chemical lllASGIngs
t2hsri j. ErS%4i:. d. Professor of Sit.Yia Adj
ca aud EL sra UGs.
Joshua D. Eli@t, NJ y, professor Of CIinca. Surgery
| Practice. of NIcdcIi.. - 80 '' go
lGwgliSn Powell Md, Professor OF obst, tie Medicine.
J. Be'saa 81 -, irUe>S.E 81 Au..;.ny a. oil O. neal
LIya'NL'rl and Hvan 81 Tie Faculty.
/ Sl te J4s, NJ ID, Professor ii Medical rSur,c,re
ana SLu;ary -
= " Ys,' l',l D. Professor of Clinical s.ociue and
''e4'e &. ceoh. N. D., De,noasratOr of Anatomy.
i!V hisdcal Depart melt University OF louisville
VIII ter upon its twenty SESSION $50 list Ncnray
IN N"N"mHcr nr%i Lectures Preliminary ;Lr regular
LII = slErrr.l ~ 'i:e University Hos
pai Tree 81 char, and ! be on me ls OF
0s1""F The pi7sc ting Room wall also vlvnyl 1t, that
The session %ii close on the Hast Of Frlr
ary EAt":sEs crpor'nn,tirs WILL he afforded ar t study
| OF Ciirica aiCd cine sur ;rry.
5;sStyf& .yg&. .........!4t0
EAtFitH'A'i"h..:
Hospital iree. : "
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"a LII . S4GOIS .i0alS,
Monday the l2lh Of Septt niber 1852 the
~ M Sf no ~ [YSc AGcten in te city Of Wheeling,
the Union House, corner OF Quincy and Muin T
properly fronts on ain St, Go feet inches ana On incy
VAeilnS pAGX TO ALLEY about i26 feet Itwb lie sold us
Wn%le or in building lois 10 suit me proper
business OF city Tile title utiSputaiis
FERNsOne sixth casl The balance in ttrte,,ol
nj instruments. witrlnterc&t secured ~ a. ID f
trust on the property. JAMES, II. C;IHSS1S =,
tauglI til fi G. GIBSON, "
j. T. GIBSON, .t
~ Alm'rs OF James Gibson tlec'I, r..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18

~ Shocking Accaent.-A few days since
shocking accident occurred to Geo. Campbell,
a river "lar wllowas residing temporarily With
his iather-i'.-law at Twelve Poll, above Ceredo
on the Ohio river. He was engaged about a
powerful thrashng machine The loose part Of
his oveFalls caught in the clevis pin of the
joint on the tn'nb;ng shaft ana in a second
ca'ch'd the CLOTH upon the revolving shaft in
such manner as 10 draw him around with it.
Tnc shaft makes sixty to eighty revolutions Al
minute, and thongh the machine was stopped
as soon as possible, poor Campbell was shock
i"g'y bruised. Both legs were broken, his
skull split open and his flesh torn aud rnanged
AT the first turn Of the shaft after he was
caught, MemQst !lave received his death wounds