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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-06
THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE Observation-Disclosures these Specifics entirely
harmless in ali instances and all Babies use
them cbiren NAV use them tHe aged, narm Invalid
them without danger, and with heneht;
PLEASE REMEMBE R.-That thousands OF the most gin
gent minds in this country and Europe have
long since given their adherence TO Iomr 7pathy and
employ exclusively in all OF diseases for themselves
PLEASE REMEMBER.-Thnt not only in long standing,
old courain' hat in recent and violent diseases OF the
dangerous character Homeopathy has proved lis Su
PLEASE REMEMBER:-That Homeopathy IS sustained
from its theories and DOCTRINES but from rs daiy ana
PLEASE REMEMBER-That it is the little ills that lead
great and tits little ailments that neglected lead to
PLEASE RENE IBER.-That you may have it in your
power promptly and peasanyto arrest such complaints at
tn" PITAsE REMEMBFRThat hs system saves you the
struggling forcing and deception used to get other meh
PLEASE REIEMRER.-That the evil results Of such
struggles generally than overhaance all the good that
PLEASE REMEWBER.-That Humphreys system of Ho
muuyathc Specifics diyest the rvHe practice OF the sVs
Of allpslcctty ami '"trcacy, so that every body
PEEAsE REMEMBER.-That the cure Of asnge chronic
will m ore than ten times pay OF
Please REMENBER.-That two or four dollars invested
vau. to you every year in from anxiety
ton o diseaae and absolute relief
CASES AND CURES.
DYSPEPSIA.
Young 26 had troubled with Indigestion for
months render great necessary IN the
Of food After eating, the stomach became
acid food rising mouth with water, an unpeaS
ant heavy, oeike sensation in her stomach continuing
for hours, frequent headaches bowels constituted ana
Dyspepsia Pills morning anil night and in less than
week almost cry symptom OF her disease had vanished
and she feI a being.
gentlern omewhat advanced in years strong robust
attended with peculiar vertigo and whrng In the
things Intellectually he fell upon the Dyspepsia pills.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
UNION COUNTY STAR & LEWISBURG CHR0NICLE-SEPT9 O. 1859
LIFE INSURANCE,

THE GTRiRD LIFE LTSJEfE n. fNVITTT AND
TEJST toAPiNi, qi IHMIHgLiHLt,
THoS RIDGWAY. President. $50. FLAMES, Actuary.
capital paid up S3c5.o1o-tharitr perpetual.
ItONTINEE TO make INSURANCE on
u LIVES on the most reasonable terms.
The capital being paid ~ and invested to-
ge,her with large and constantly increasing
reserved fund, offers ii perfect security to the
one insured.
The premiums must be paid yearly, half
yearly, or quarterly.
The following are few examples from the
Register:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

is a constitutional dis"ase, corruption of ~
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitis,sI
weak, and poor. Beng in the circula,;or :,
pervad,s the whole body, and may bur, a..
in disease on any part Of il. No organ i g..
from is attacks, nor IS there one which N.
not de-troy. The seToiulous faint is yari,r.-!,,
caused By mcrcuual disease, low l.yi.y ~
ordered or unh 1lthy food, impure air .1,h
and filthy habits, the Gc.rc--.ug v!ces. ar4
above all, By the yrnOraaI iris.t.an. NJ
ever lie il, origin. II Is hereditary ia tie r,r-
stitUtion. descending Z" from parents % a Ida,
unto the third and fourth C.l syaiioa :" iudesI
it seems TO be the rod Of linn Who SAYS. ~
Will visit the iAIqL-Lcs O. III fathers nm,
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from N,
blood Of corrupt or ulcoTous matter. which !,
ths lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is tcrrBs3
tubcgolcs; in the glands, swelling: and -
the surface, eruptiOns or sores. Il.s foul g.
ruptiJn, which gender, in the bl.aI. Geu-essss
the energies Of life, 50 that scr1f4l1gs c7as,.n-
tons not only suffer from scrofIlous con-
plants. but they have far les power u VIII.
stand the attacks Of other diseases. c,-ss-
qucntly, vast numbers perish bv d.,l-4a-,
which, although no. scr7f.lJus in the.rHa,,.ra
are still rrnd-red fatal BY this taiat in ,,s
system. Mot Of tie cCu>um gti1n which d.
climates the human family h4- Il, or.r.a dir.r,,,
in this scr.f.lss- contamination: and r1s-.
destructive di-a.-, O.! tj.c llyl-. k.!.evs. ran
and, indeed, of all tie organs. arse f.y!a or
are aggravated Is the sane cause.
Oucqgartcr Of all our pc0rlc are .crrf.lors.
their persons arc invaded Ly this luIslur in.
fiction, and tl-F L.al-h is uaa ra..f,! bv i.
To cleanse II g. ID III. --- T.. gge mus. r., r..
tie blood lv ga ....-.'- i've ~ I ....., ...J -.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
New Arrangements New Goods,
IUSNPH /. IAWN having taken the

y well known NPYkER NAT >9UEE. has
rell,ed it, and filled in an extensive variety OF
Hats, Cps, GeaHcmen's Ciothng, Dc.
Also large aud splendid stock Of CLOTHS
CA>SlMERES, dc. which he viii NUKE M 10
0Iatr, as he siIil Continues The Tailoring BusI-
ness. He Is prepared to execute all work
entrusted 10 his care, 10 the satisfaction Of the
customer.
\. B. Curing and Repairing o done to
rider. lAewI~hurg, 4 prl 10, 1881
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09

the cars came, when secured the payment
( OF his passage to Chicago, land he went
on his way rejoicing" like the Ethiopian
t Of old. (By the way, ought there not to
!, tc IN ecumenical council OF the Democratic
church, 10 get out an expurgated edition
Of the Bible? What scanda lous thing,
that Philip should ride with the Ethiopi-
an > 1t is asked why | did not state
these Facts before. ] answer, | will not
hold myself bound to explain every ebul-
lition OF black guarlism, either in or out
of Congress. When boy, | used to
strike back at every dog that balked at
me as ] rode along the highways; but |
have ceased doing 80, long since, and let
them bite the iron that cncircles the
wheel.
And nov, what about this negro equal
ity of which We hear So much! II Is
claimed by the Democrats Of to-day. thai
jefferson has uttered an untruth in the
! declaration Of principles which mderiic
onr Government. still abide by the
Democracy of Jefferson, and avow my be-
lief that all men are created equal Equal
how? Not in physical strength: not in
symmetry Of form and proportion; not in
@rscctulnesS IL melton, or IovcInes, Of
feature; not IN mental endowment, moral
susceptibility, and emotional power; not
s"via'iy equal; not Of necessity politically
cqual-not this, but cyrry human being
equally entitled 10 his lilr. lis liberty, and
TIE fruit of his toll. The Democratic
party dery thj, Fundamental doctrine Of
o'Jr Government. aa,i >ay that th"rc Is a
certain 'i.,>- OF human beings who have
no rights II you malicicu,iy Kill them.
u Is n1 murder; II You take away their
liberty, il Is np'rriinr; II You DEPRIVE
them OF their earnings, it is ro ,hcf,.
80 rl-h'- which another : bound 10 rc-
-rd, Was There even 50 much diaiyi-
!~Ia compressed into one scntcnccZ
Ni- de- the Democrats come ta Il,
with their complaints about the nc-roc,.
!, ivr one, feel no responsibility in the
matter. did not crrate thcn-was uot
consulted. Now. if there Is any one ,i,-
satisfied with The fact, hat there isawholc
Face Of human hy!n.- with the ri.hi> at
human h,ings, created with a skin not
roiorcd Ike oar own, let him 90 mouth
the heavcu~, and mUttcr hi, lla>phcinic-
IN thc ear of the God who made u al.
t,ll him that lie had no business tomakc
human tcing, with a black >hjn. IT.
l.rat | feel no responsibility Gar this fact.
i'Ht iUa~Uuirb q, II has l,lrg-gJ God +,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

COurhs, CoIds. luIuCn79. fiOarseness,
Group, bronchitis. Iucipieni Con.ump.
ton, and for the relief OF Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide IS the field Of is usefulness and s, H.
neruUs arc the cases Of It's cures, that a,a0,:
every section Of country ahCurds in persons pub
hgly kuowu. who have been restored from alarming
aud even desperate diseases Of the lungs Is :
use. Whom one" tired, lis superiority over ever
other mc"lrre ot it, lind Is too apparent - escape
Observation. and where ifS virtues are know, .se
public To u-er hesitate hat antGo.e e. t..-,7y
for the di- t.g~-u- ard dangerous aficC. Us & Tie
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 OH l.u2,e.
" lille many inferior remedies thrust uucl tie
community have failed and been discarded. tbs
has gained friends by every trItl, conferred ls-ats
on tie afflicted tacy can never forget, and no
lucad cures too numerous and tJo remarkable 70
Le fJr.gtttu
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
SECOND YEAR.

\ FTER one years trIai, we are sati>fe 7
y that Hat Mandatory can be sustained
IN Lewi>bnr@, we are BOW prepared with the
largest and best selection Of Spring STYLES Of
HATS aud CAPS ever brought 10 tins marker,
such as fine Moie, silk. Dress Hats. Drab.
Beaver, Ouor, High and Low Crown. Soft
Hats and CAPS, aud Summer Hats Of latest
styles for Spring and Summer wear. all of
which viii be sold at Cry Prices, for CASH
Der motto Shall be. "Qulck Sales and Small
Profits. 'ot which the prbtc hail te the Judges.
Has made ro order at short notice
April -, l-59. JOS. GIBSON. Halter.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
DR. DAVIS DEpIRsTI.E. or
- Compound Extract OF JugIaD> Rpoi3

i unprecedented for the cure Of Srrrf,sla and ,
Diseases ci>' asv a The Liver Edu.,> srI a.. %
'aUudee, Ht,I-y. Ere urL'tjs. Chrome tou-b n .,
Stt''llS ." h..'d. lucilI.ut ''u>UHIf ton. N.urss
'hrsuir and lEfamatorr Eh-uuiat,,rl Co.ti, Ii..-,
Si'A hraHa' h' Iysi -it. Ii.ziurs-. Nervous tfr
tht"ulc >'ro'U.ou> sore Eyrs amt Eyo-I,. tI-.r..
Iu.'I ,''T-' men Niit >"'lr- ,'i aui .. .ras
o. ihr I.''~ LuT y>- Ltlt 3 J..,r- 60: tt, t. ,,r.
Up Malignant hating I.,r> q tie N.u.f I.--r.
'nIo'' ana = II iaatc I''ier. EsrI-ss I-,t ards f.
~ h' '.''t : liL BLOOD whether Hereditary l5
me great gIularty which this nva'ugl p -7.frlss
- Dc Ir'frir'.r iti> used hy al cs.,.--- -Ersrs
ihF. ~ ih- country tayIrI witr,,- .a.l--1,ul
LitHAl iNt AND CT kAFlN a,i-.-, To- g.. .. ys-5ras
chIcLlc diseases do not Ie-iat. 10 -r..r! .,a.a
lNU'Ett ANv TEIr4UrE, ,ir. .,.
tihre ~ Race street. where Ir I.t..a.r BE- -rrsrh
ted On ;,li diseases.
'"'i ~ iIr DEPOT ard Trocur. ir--'. -s l.aln;s
LAr.. MAs- Al Nh. NM -...--.-...
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIIa.

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can dcvis- for tbs every
whore prevailing ai.t fatal maIadv. It's com.
blEct from the mas. active r--L,liai- tha, havs
been discovered for the expurcat;on Of hi, f....
disorder from the blood, a.d the rescue Of tls
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence It should be employed for g.. c.ra 4
not only scrufula, but also thosc other a.
tons which arise from It, such d EGrl1.yz
and SEIS DI-ElsEs, ST. 8.yu1SY's FIRE.
ltJSE, or EETsIrErss, Prutr<, Pv---.r-.
BLorrTES BLAINs and B0Is, TrwoEs. Tlr.lE
and SALT RaT~T, ScNLD liF,p. Elsev1.v
RHEUNATi~v, SYFHrLIIIc and MlucrL.a- U.s-
EtSEs, ILor-T, DYSFErsIA, DJLiTY. and,
indeed, AL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM V-r-.-
TED Or ivrrEE BLOOD. The popular ts..-t
il E. inD,u 'yof ti- Ll5yg" /, fouute. .u tra,-,
for scrofUla = a degeneration Of O., b..s4. Trs
particular purpose -ad virtue II this >a--.-.-
Mia Is To- purify and re-caeratc this VIZ. I'D.
without winch sound health Is impossible Il
Contaminated constitutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

An interesting question is now pending In Nova
Scotia. After en- animated contest new Paris
ment was elected on the LIST of June last in which
To common sense and constitutional precedent, the
Ministry ought at once TO have resigbed if they
failed to perform this duty the business Of the
Lieutenant Governor to dismiss them. Ths tenants
of Office preferred to stay 10 poSer; and in order
to do so with II show of proprety, pretended that
after all, amsjority Of the members elect their
supporters: while they carefully abstained from
calling that body together, on the ground that the
Winter was the usual time for TIE session Here
upoo, on June 80 a full majority OF the House Of
Assembly signed letter ~ the Earl Of Muigrave,
the Northumberland, declaring that they mad
been returned expressly TO oppose the present Ad-
blDis;ration, and asking for early opportunity to
So'e upon the subject in Parliament To this, on
the 2lst Of July the Provincial Secretary ono of the
defeated Minister replies, in behalf If the Lieueen
sLt-Geyerlor, with refusal, 10 which be declines
to receive advice, With regard ~ tho subjects Of
tns memorial, from any but bis constitutional ad-
yisars.
Having received this insulting rebuff Mr.. Young,
the leader Of the Opposition addresses himself to
the Home Government. In al elaborate letter 10
the Duke OF Newcastle, he protests against this
violation Of the system OF Responsible Govern
men'. adopted, as be says, by "msny Provinces Of
/" the Colonial Empire, which would speedily be
come republics, but for tier belief 10 the app-
casility Of British constitutional guards and
'ussgrs 10 the wise administration Of their sf.
" fairs" IT," he continues, Ga defeated Ad.
ministra'ion have tie light, 10 def ,nce Of public
"opinioD, to misgoyern British Province for nine
" month"; after the well understood wishes Of its
" people have been expressed at the polls-if
they vii neither retire Tor assemble Parliament
"-and II the Governor, knowing they arc no logger
" sustained By the people, permits them to expcnd
" FUNDS which they have DO majority 10 vote, and
" to dispense patronage for the advantage of ths
=" minority your Grace will not be surprised that
q respectfully desire to know whether such yio-
"laticn Of Responsible Government, such an en-
" tire disregard Of al the principles which in the
" mother country guard tie rights Of public men
: and secure the Liberties of the people, has the
sanction Of her Majesty's Government Fit has,
then Jour Grace must not BE- surprised should the
incoming Administration decline to pay moneys
- which have been squandered, without the con-
I" seLt Of Parliament, by an Executive that has
" forfeited public confidence, ard claim from the
"Queen's Representative the canoeing Of ap-
"pontments made at the instance Of men who
are il no condition to advise him. Nor will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

That Sir Heay Shaw Of st. LOU. should not
desire to IA! The pretty sum Of 100000 to Mss
Ettie Carzstane, in Accordance with the verdict Of
Missouri panel, does not, when We consider the
reluctance with which most men, and especially
Tic. Den, part with their money, strike us
trsoroIuary circumstance. One hundred thousand
dollsIs-it vas, indeed, a rather remarkable yer.
dct But primG faeie, j. Was DOT one with which
We tad apy desire 10 find fault II the promise Of
msrrlS,e, proved TO have been made BY SIR Shaw,
ass violated, without wropg 90 the part Of the
y'uug WOMAN. the defendant was guilty Of heart
less rIi1'Dg or tresch-ry, foe which no pecunisry
damage. could be q sufficient moral compensation.
IL very just il the Jury to consider that their
fI Dig, il right, should be not merely equitable
bus exemplary. To take the lowest view Of the
matter, The sum awarded u Miss Carzstspg, bore
snloll proportion 20 the sm0unt Of money Of
which che would have had the erjoyme1t, if the
det,uGsut bad Tot broken bis contract OF course,
it is DO, to be pretended that in the event of her
msrri.ge with the defendant, she would have had
the control Of 80 large a cum; but to oil intents
spd purposes she would have had the ben
tft If much more. She is loser By Bis tresca.
cry orby bis ecceDtriciiy or by his INCONSISTENCY,
to an extent which tie verdict Of tie Jury en-.
trey fsils to cover, and when could Lot, in fact,
have been covered except BY a verdict which would
have absorbed the ertire estate Of the defendant,
since the iulfllnent VI his contract would to all in
ten'' and purpose. have put her in the possession
Of all his property, real AID personal. From this
point Of view the verdict does rot sppear excess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

the bsts, came back I.'o tie cssn linr, Old lac
,c,i.. and furnace. were sg.in .ctIvs, ahils mar!
new ores acre built. rsiifosd. wer- opened, eanas
Dug the pro-irate Yves, wen. bounding On Ssrd ~
lev career If prosperity And lasts,d OF al export
~ ali our ,,-c.. sn influx Of f,ry millions OF dol
lstr within five years e<a5iirted crrdls oo'a
national sDd private, on basis that woaIi have
remained plld 70 this DAY. had not the old Inis'a
alton returned Ia plague us. ne impulse gwen 20
oil form. of human iEdu-try was prod g'ou' Iron
ro.e from home production OF ~" hundred
thou.srd tune. IN 1872 - eight hundrrd fnor'a'u
,uu-. in l-;6 while COAL in tire same period, in'
cr,s,ed *. ~, ductiou from o0e MILLION tSo hun
dr.d ard ffy thousand to over three million ;uo'
TIE rnap who mined tbi, coal and snelted tbs
ion wer- al the While consuming the hour s'd
pork Which they kept the farmers bus5 IN raising
sud a. ties u.sd- good wsges 50 they paid goo
prices. Agriculture sesin prosperei, farms went
I'D il price and the country was not only getting
GU, of debt but getting rict. home market Tor
our feed vas sgain proved 10 be Ii" best.
Tie-e facts Sic all historical Yet, IN the face Of
them. ". b,. sn 10 1876 the old wagering Is TO
to. much fore gn Derch,t disc We could con suuie
without t-couing bankrupt The banter has bern
cor tIIued ever .ince aad is going on while We
write. S,ue one has .aid that us~ generation o.
fools cone. W every three years. and Others, tna'
tb.y never de. At this tate 81 conversion. And
with TIE signs Of tie times sroupd w. We ln'oAs
the email spribkliDg Of " Sc beads sm'ug Ne 70
ciuber oct The he ntal st.tu. Of the nst'on three
y.a;s hence. unless q sharp turn /. msde 10 our
career A sever years itch of low prices has
mat ifrstiy b, quo smone the fariners Nobody opens
coal mines. or builds new factories rhile those
who own railroads are sick unto death OF them.
Nhea, has fallen enormously ilGce Ne% lear 5,
snd tie fail bas made more than one Han
bprgar As the rev crop comes forward, IL
must fall sill more until il goes low enough 10
upderrell the English market, otherwise IL sill re-
main here. A long as this insane wagering Is
persisted in, the process 0f general fattenng on
will 90 on We may bear up longer now than
aforetime because We have the mines Of Calliornia
to lean upen The uli'lioss she produces merely
pass in transitu through our minis to Europe.
Every dollar Of it i, Anticipated before 1t reaches
u. pedgee to pay for foreign feed. Where should
We be if it could be kept among us1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

g your Grace BE- surprised II British saejscs ssss
to guard Themselves, BY every ConstitstsaA
Il means, from the possible recurrence Of state Il
things, against which deeply regret TIKI the "a.
:" iscncies of my public position make it my iupsr.
alive duty to protest
How far the Government in London wild AuA
The ju.tice of the view urged b. Mr. Young. or Asv
fsr the manly Language VIZ have quoted may ss.n
IN the Duke OF Newcastle and bis colleagues 70 u Of
the nature of threat, will soon be seeD-for their
reply to this letter must soon or received. Ha1
follow the usual practice in such ca'es. however,
The, will approve the course Of Lord Mulgrs,s,
although re- is notorou,y deficient 10 e'sry qssl,.y
Of Judgment and capacity necessary to the wi..
settle mept Of controversy ike th" OF ons thug
We may be cert lin, and that is th.s Me''r' Y'aas
Howe, Armand. and their sssoci.ses are sh''osay
10 esrnest, and will rot yield ot OF the right na
ia on their eide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

The war so long threatened on the part Of ~
Argentine Confederation sgainst the runSwV
State of Buepos Ayres, for the purpose of a.
siraning her back into her former condition ~
State of that Confederation has at last cOmmsaeel
The achievements on either side do not appear -
have been yet very brilliant, though thus II
Crauiza seems TO have the beet of ia suceeo
due, however, rot so much to his military prowsu
as to those acts of underhand msr seu,eut q
which he is such an adept Buenos Aye L sesas
made the frat move BY sendibg about the first 4
July, two armed steamers up the Psrana. Tasw
vessels succeeded in passing tho Argentine tcOsp
enc.mped just above Rosario. They were heavag
csDn0nsdtd, but ran By without returning the An
only one of the hostile shot striking sgaat
the funnel of ODe of the steamers. Bdag
thus put on the lookout, and seeing suotAs
steamer the next day steering TO enter ~
port of Rosario the Argentine gunners opened thsf
fire upon her, suppOsing her. rs they afterward slAf
ed, to be another of the Buenos-Ay renn squadrsa
1t was in fact our steamer Asuncion, wAiA
with our Minister, the Hon. Benjamin Yancey, =
board, successor Of tie Z" Industrious" Bowl.
seems to be employed just now in sailing up 81
down between BuenOs Ayres ard the Argsntae
capital busy in the good service of peace sai
Cancellation which President Urquizs formshy
rendered in the notable case Of our quarrel viii
Lopes. Supposiue the Asuucion to be . hostile
vessel, the Argentine gum srs began to bang awy
at her, but luckily With no better aim than at ~
Buenos Ayres vessels tie day before, 20 that -
fore any damage was done the Asunciou sncaossd
and sept boat ashore to ask aud receive eXplsss-
tons. Above Rosario tho Buenos Ayrss vessels Sea
in with aud captured schooner laden with arms Ter
Urquiza's camp. The steamers then took .
station higher up the river, but speedily tie crcw
Of one Of them nutinied aud delivered her over
to Urquiza. The other was with difficulty saved
from the ssme fate, and brought back to Bsusss
Ayres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
Ayres.
,ndsnce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondsnce Of The N. Y. Tnbaus.
OTTAWA, Cansda, Sept. g. ISA
The Price Of Wales's late tutor, Mr.. +. w. Glib.
and Sir Henry Holland, Physician to the Court, =.
rived here last evening by steamer, from Moutfss,
and left ea'y this morning on prospecting tour -
the Ottawa River Although waited upon by ~
Mayor ard other missionaries they were quiet - -
the object Of their buried visit but from inquiries -
70 the routes, aud facts relative to the country ~.
rally it is believed that the Prince may yet arrive this
Fall, and their object Is 10 ascertain the best route 0
BIN to take. Should be rot come nov, however, ~
Wit viii undoubtedly take place esrly mex, spring.
The Government decided upon and awarded -
premiums for Governmen. bGiciDg plans 70 be ph ~
here soue ten days sirce. The successful architso2
OF the Parliament Hous-, Messrs. Fuller a. Jones
Toronto, have arrived here and taken oicss, us1se
Instructions to proceed with all possible dis patch ~
the necessary detail drawings and Messrs. Stod =
LAYER Of Ottawa, the succes-ful competitors tot -
psitmeDtal boi.dpgs, have been sanmored 10 Qlsbss
10 receive Instructions, the Govs'nusLt having ~
Pressed their ceierminai,n 10 put the whole -!
contract inn ediaey. have examined the -
photographs OF the building, which very -
in appes rance, and DO doubt will very much speese
TIE estimate or appropriation, viz, tS25, 800 II
style II Gothic, with portions decorated. The Psfr&
Mt ut House shows front Of 40 feet with seven w.
eIs the ceJ,Ia Ring 100 feet high; and as Try
are situated On buff bark or pronontory extesdiee
into the Ottawa 100 high, they viii have msgsn.
cert view. This place il rapidly advancing, hsviag
cour.ed over Thirty stone buildings IN cous-e Of ~
structioY beside i,e hotel Of cut stone, i've sorss
high, With observatory, ju,t fnh,ng, With s.ores q
derneatn. directly opposite the PAtl smen'Ny -
which already sffoTos an extended view of ths -
rounding country w.H.@