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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-11
Remember the Dead !!
J. w. MADEIRA & Co.

-. w. MADEIRA a. CO.,
Dealers in MARBLE MONUMENTS, Or.
ELIsKs, ToMBsToNEs, &C., &c.
Take great pleasure in again informing the rub.
iic, that they are better prepared than ever tn
furnish all kinds and styles OF MONUMENTS,
ToMBSToNES, Sc, at the earliest notice and
on the most reasonable terms
that they can be bought in Western Virginia.
ihey warrant all the work that leaves their Shop
to be what II is represented. They are ~ cpatca
to furnish work lower than can be had in this
I" neck Of woods" as their marble Is purchased
at the Quarry at the lowest figures.
Then come, all who wish TO show proper
respect for your departed friends, and purchase
Monument or Tombstone at the place where 1t
can be had at living price.
GA~ Shop in Court House Square
Lazier's Building, next door to the
Court House.
j. w. MADEIRA & Co.
December Is, 1858. 3mo.
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THE OLD STAND,
FRONT STREET, MORGANToWN. Va

YNHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to return his
Il thanks TO his old friends and custeme rs for
inc very liberal patronage he has EMO we'd at
their hands for several years past. and .snec,.
iulIy informs them, and the rest of mankind
that he is still prepared to furnish a N articles
his line-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c.-in
heretofore. lie has alsoa
NEAT HHEARSE.
ana WIZ attend Funerals, in town or country, in
person or by trusiy hand. COPFINS made in
any style desired, and Of good material.
!Scff-fiSHFeNiNg BCdsfeUG.
am prepared to make the best selEiiphten.
ing Bcdstcad now in use, which is not saving
too much, judging from the very general favor
with which they have been received for the past
two years.
May 2, 1857. RIP. uENNEN
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Almanacs and Diarys for 1859.

A LARGE lotof Pittsburgh, Baptist and Pres
IA byterian hlmsnacs, AID Pocket Diarys for
sale by FITCH h SCOTT.
Jan. l--tS3.
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A Largo SnppIY of Jewelry.

Nonsisting, of Ladies' and Gents' Breast Pins
~ SHIRT studs, Sleeve Buttons, Lockets,
Rings, Gold pens, Ear Rings, Spcctacles, and a
variety OF articles too tedious TO mention, lust
received and for sale cheap. at the Book, Drug
and Variety store, of FITCH & SCOrT.
Commercial Buildings MarsaRtown, Va.
Jan. l-lS3-tf =
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The Proprietor, in calling the attention Of the
pubic TO this preparation, does so with feel
ing OF the utmost confidence in its virtues and
adaptation to the diseases for which it is recon-
men3ed.
1T is no new and untried article, but ono that
mas stood the test OF ten years. trial before the
American people, and its reputation and sale is
unrivaIicd by any similar preparations estant.
The testimony in it's favor given by the most
prominent and well-Snown Physicians and ndi-
yiduoIs in nj parts Of the country is immense,
and careful. petusal Off Almanac, published
annually by the proprietor, and to be hud gratis
o. any of his agents, cannot but satisfy the most
skeptcal that this remedy is really deserving
The great celebrity it has attained.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. 41S
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Fitch & Chalfant, Morgantowu,
Va; DR.. T.. Conway, Fairmout.
February 10, i858.-iy.
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METCALF HOUSE,

Just opposite me Suspension Bridge.
WHEELING, VA. .r
e. Il. METCALF. Proprietor.
'NhlS old and well known house has been
l. leased by me for a term Of years, and has
been thoroughly refttod. Its accommodations
are OF the best order Tor passengers and travel
icrs either by public or private conveyance, hay
ing extensive stabling attached.
Oct. 20, lS5S,-l15
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1859

TNHE New Volume ofthe New York Week.
l. ly illustrated GOLDEN PRIZE will
commence Jan. LIST, 1859. The following are
the names of the LiterdH whose productions
VIII grace the columns Of this elegant journal
during the year:
REV. G. H. SPURGON, of London.
G. W. n. REYNOLDS, Of London,
6. ?. r. JAMES, Novelist.
SIR EDWARD BULWER.
Gen. G. p: HgRRIEGSEN, late Of Nicaragua.
Col. G. W. CROCHET.
A. d. MUNS0N, ...
Capt. m. D. ALEXANDER, U. g
TH0S. DUN ENGLISH, M. D.
HENRY CLAPP, Jr.
DIR. o. G. VAN BUREN,
LIEUT.. ]. M. PLATT. u. S. N,
z. CLINT0N HARRINGTON.
Mrs. ANNA WHELPLY.
Miss SOUTHW0RTH.
" HETTY HEARTILY.
VIRGINIA VAUGHAN.
DI. VERNON.
4" MINNIE MANT0UR.
HATTIE CLARE.
Mrs. T. B. SINCLAIR. q.
Terms of subscription So 90 year; and e,ch
OF the subscribers is entitled to one OF the ar
ticles named in the following list, and is re-
quested to mention what article he desires when
ne sends his subscription money:
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N OTACE.-PERS0N indebted TO Fla.
i gans and Rude, are informed that by calling
promptly on T.. G.. Bunker, ESQ, at his Office
and dscbarging their Indebtedness they vii
save cost Dec. 3-tc
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MO CREDIT for mending Boots and
L ' Shoes at my Shop after Janusty let
i, don't pay 10 charge small jobs
January 1, 1859. JIG. LEWIS.
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B@- If you want to be any thing,
yor do any thing, yeu must advertise.
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sgy~ New ioRK LIFs INSURANCE. Con-.
rAyT.--EUIuA. 6TsrEa.
xaNstas al 10000,


With Cns hundred Thousand dollars deposited
With the state ComPtroiltr Of New York, to NEE:
auy lawful dc mand whicil ths Company tail to pay
20 e=r cent cf the annual pretuilsn will be oaued
the sTsursf when desired.
u. rte l,ls declared annually, and have averaged
EDrut forty per cent.
not li4sTtd yOu should call at once and procure
;-j}1cy GA yOGr lits No matter whether young CT
O;d. married or single.
YoG should insure az oGce, for many re 8sonp:
EKsf-btcdnSt il lie less E1PESsIvz than 1t wall be
when Ycu y c5me oder.
Seco ad-- Because il in HEALTH you will pass med
rcIi cyrtssiFs.It or and BE ACCEPTED
TaIrd-LLFE l. UNCERTAIN, aud DELAYS ARR DANCE
WHO MAY INSURE
The NAN PROVISIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
IL depe ndeut upoZ SALARY ior eCoPEsANCE, shou,c
g. Ii. BecaGse With the INCOME cEAsRn, aad 70
the ozs OF a BUsBASD ana FATHER may be added Ex-
PCeURR % IseULr aBG PoyBRTi.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
TO I. COLEMAN, nj ID
Jas II. CONWAY, III. D.
Apply al olce 70
OHAs. Z W0RTHAa,l .a.n..
+. ". WYATT.
80 Main street,
Few doors above the Custom Rcuss.
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HARBousIEG A SLAvs -ranj

HARBousIEG A SLAvs y raniel White
free negro, was before the Mayor yesterday to
answer for harhoring Margaret, slave to c. ".
Purcell. The slave, it seems, is daughter of the
accused. and will be his property as soon as he can
pay S155, to Mr.. Purcell. Last year she was hired
to a gentleman, but lived with her mother and
father, and this year. her father expected to make
a similar arrangement, without the knowledge of
MIR. Purcell, who is her owner in law and fact and
can have her aud her brother sold, whenever he
demands the amount of money due him. and the
demand is not complied with. Under the present
la~s OF tue State one negro cannot own another,
by purchase, nor in any other way than by
descent. The Mayor reprimanded White for
keeping the girl at his house without obtaining
the written consent of her master, and then
dismissed the warrant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

The young man who cast bis eye young
lady comiug out Of church has had 1t replaced and
nov sees ne we'll az ever.
Why are ladies the biggest thieves 10 existepee
Because they steel the pet,icoats, bone the stays
and crib the babies.
A tailor, who Ia skating fell through the ice,
declared that bed never again leave a hot goose
for a cold duck.
Miss Hosmer, the eculpfress, has returned to
Rome aud lives with Carlotte Cuthman, between
whom and herseif there exists strong friendship.
The Senate Of Illinois consists Of rs members,
all but four Of whom are 30 years Of age. The
youngest member 40, and the oldest 10 years.
Taera are fourteen j2wyers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

THE DECAY OF NOZZLE FAMiLlEs.--A CURIOUS study
b as beeu made concerning the decay OF some Ep-
ropean families, aud the result Is = gnificaut. A
, Duchess de Saint Simon is femme de manage at
BelviIle Tho history of her decay is most won i.
derfui The heir OF the last Doxe of Venice Is a
perfumer at Saint Dsnis. rhe keys of Venice,
gilt with care, conf led to the hereditary keeping
OF the family, repose beneath glass shade tite
msntelpice in bis back shop. The Capital de Bue,
| unique title one of the nOblest in France, is a
title actor at the theatre of Bsaumarchas, and the
grand daughter OF Duchess de San Severina
works by the day ut a fashionable miiner's We
may add to the above that the sole descendant Of
the beautiful Aisse. who was ask ed in MARI ia1e
by the Prince de Conde, earns p'ifui living at
CbRtiOt l. Ou LALI1uS-9lOaLS - CDurk Journal
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sllSP ATCE
~ STEAM POWER
PRI n I'll C EICE
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, RicAmcrsd.
'GHN D. EAhiMERSLEY & co., Proprietors,

This establishment (being the most complete Prin.
seTy III the South, both regards Types Ornam
&C.. and the latest aud most approved Machine
presses) is daily turning out the nost specimens o.
BOOK and JOB PR1NTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CuECXS
CATALOGUES, SOTES, POSTER
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADIEa, HANDBILLs, &c
a4~ Particular attention given TO fine work fo5
tanks, Public Offices, INSURANCE., Eairead and Trans
2crtaton Companies, Tobacco Factors &c.
THE DEPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS, Sinai
Circulars, Labels, &c. is capable of turning OF 90
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
# this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
~ Prices reduced is proportion to the increase at
speed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
oolored Inks executed in the highest style the art
In this branch of the business the propzietors ean
safely CHALLENGE COMPOSITION.
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&C ross the Atlantic In sixty Hours

Prot. Steiner, the young American Eeepauk
that made an arsl flight from Cincinnati to Nau
York iast Fall, alshsing In neighboriBg corn
field, has been engaged for some time in atte,opt,
to solve the problem of eral navigation and, It il
thought, has been successful. The Xenia New,
announces that he 10 about to make a practical
application of the results of his experimentinr.-
The editor Of that paper has been shown the plans
and specifications of a monster airship designad
to cross the Atlantic ia sixty hours, for the CON.
structono of which Professor Steiner desires to SO,
cure the aid of Congress. The general idea Of the
plan for its construction is thus given
The bottom is to be Of thin sheet copper. weigh .
ing not more tbau half pound to the :quare foot
II Is TO be cigar shaped, very much like the Wi.
mans steamer, 500 feet long and so feet in diane
ter at the centre, tapering towards each extremi.
ty. Beneath tsis balloon is to be susrended hy
wire cables platform Of the same concsi shane
with the balloon itself On the central part of tbis
platform is to be placed the machinery cf the air
| ship and the cabin tor passengers. The surface
measure OF the balloon will be Isl 425 SQUARE feet
and irs total weight will be 81 ~ tons Il will
con tain 2o9l 400 cubit feet Of gas which will sup.
pert in the air a weight of SCI tons. The plat
form, cabin, machinery, &c, are estimated at Is
IONS ieaVlDS etli power enough TO elevate Il tons
ot passengers, freight and ballast.
ltis proposed to propei this vessel by means of
large paddles or f4as, TO work in the air as the
paddles OF a steau boat work on the water Tbera
is to be one wheel each eide Of the vessel, and
at the stern is to be propeller all Of these
to be worked by steam engines placed at the cen.
tire OF the platform The side wheels have the
paddles 80 arranged as u fold up like laiy's fan
they enter the ahesl house above, and to unfold
again as they strike the air in the desired direcs
t0n. There to be three small oscillating
engines, of five horse power, one for each wheel.
TO confne the balloon TO d given hight above
the water it must be evenly baiiaste, attached TO
copper float III the water connected 30 the plat,
form underneath the air ship by coil of wire
rope. An ingealous coDtrivance, which canuot
be satisfactorily expaised on paper, is attached
to the platform, whereby the baosn is as certain.
~ steered vessel in the water.
Prof S. thinks he has eff clnaly overcome the
Two great difficulties encsuntered by all expert,
meuters la &rlai navigation, viz: the expansion
and contraction OF ges, and the difficulty In exs
haustiDg the common cir from the balloon with
rig sides, without having 1t crushed. The means
d ed to obviate there diiiicul les have no; the
space to explain but, suffice IL TO say, the process
seems wholly practicable and effective.
1t is calculated that, with cad winds, speed OF
40 I1iies an hour csn be obtained with this air
ship aud with favorable gales the speed would be
Increased 10 100 Prof. 8. estimates the cost of
building such balloon ut $4,000
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THE WoRsr C esBaFoag THE MAyoP

The WORST eBBAFoRg THE MAYOR
A young man called John Worst, was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
of stealing valuable dog, belonging 10 Mr p nj
Quarles. in November last. Mr.. Quarles testjfad
thai his black newfoundland dog left home about
the 10Th OF NoYember last aud on the 23d of the
Same mouth the accused had the dog in his posses
sion and traded !. to lady for mocking bird and
cage and IS in money. Other witnesses proved that
the dog was at large in the street aud followed
Worst abont for several days, before be was sold.
however, valuable he may be considered by his
master, is not larceny, but there is city ordi,
nance which imposes fine of $50 upon any per.
son convicted OF stealing a licensed dog. Mr.
Qnarles stated that his dog had on no collar or
medal, and there was other means for the ac.
cused to hDd the owner than to advertise him.
which he did not do. The Mayor after lengthy
examination discharged the prisoner, after learn
ing that Mr Quaries had recovered the dog and that
the bird cage and So had bad been returned to the
person who made the trade with Worst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

TEE PU.sERs oP THE NAvT.-There are at present
nine naval vessels employed on foreign stations
without regular pursers, namely: sicop of.war
Falmouth. store ships Release and Relief. steamer
Water Witch, brigs Perry, Bainbridge and Dolphin.
and schooner Fenimore Cooper. In addition to
this number, there five chartered steamers
and one revenue steamer attached to The Paraguay
expedition, which have no pursers board, viz
etsamers Sou hern Star, Atlanta, Caledonia Meta.
comet NJ W. Chaplin, and Harriet Lane, for which
pursers on board OF other vessels are acting, and
for which they can receive additional compen-
sstion. The department was uuable to assign
pursers TO the above named vessels on account of
the insufficient number Of ofibers beior gng to that
corps Sxty>four only are allowed by law
lEeven of that number are unemployed. OF these,
Que has been in the service forty-nne years. two
more than forty-one years, and one more than thir
syhve years, one.has bsen recently invaided from
foreign s'ation aud sent to the United Sstes; five
are old pursers who have been relieved from duty
within year, and one has just been appointed
There are three pursers, Who have returned with
IN three months from sea, and are employed In
settling their accounts.
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Tae G.rv.r,C Pr,

TsE G.LvAEIC B.rT.HY to be intro.
duced TO night by DR. Boyntop, 10 his lecture at
Mechanics Institute Hail. IL said to be the most
po~erfuI of its sze in the 1ifei States. Some of
the experiments with i. viii be most startling
.uch as melting bar Of steel by plugging it into
ice water. If you have not attended these lee.
lures, be Oh hand tonight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18
gais~ A Logg EsrABLIsUEp CUsToM.

Il has long been thecCstocIn on eacn return os the
Christmas AID New Year Hsiiitays betwesn attach
- frieuds brothers, sister, parents and children,
60 exck 4Dge email token of eEtel or present
sarns EeHeQto which may De held sacred il after
years.
hstcen be more desirable or appropriate as gift
- sHcl Az aston, than beautifully executed and
cy..rct amoro:fpe or Photograph, such made
t.le vel arranged Gallery Ui u. W. MINIS, l95
Asin stseet. He has Just rece we'd g large and
ch llcs s.ec.ioaoF FrGs,ts CLses Lociets, Pas DE-
q 10 which to have Pictures placed. persous
wishing 10 make beautiful present. and of secur-
Ing a likeness worth retaining, with soneth. ng
hesqtif which to have it placed, should not fail
20 visit mis- aery. Remember the sHuBt5er, 1877 Main
st--gt cyoafits fhs fUst Ogfcc. de 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

s1h5c.ibsr taxes pisasGre in announcing his nu.
nerayS pasrous and the public at stge, thst he rs
nov prepared 10 furnish pLS;0Crgphs from miaia-
furss takULL LIFE St2E, either plain or colored
- i>A for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal
fai superior 70 any produced ia this city, at less
dan the usual price. OLD Pictures copied and en-
ia-FeS - sGy size.
CIti.4nS and strangers are invited 20 call and ex
ss7iec specimens at GfRb~ Temple Of Art, CoriG
tls.a Hali, Mais street. between sth and 10th;
Pc GIBBS.
y s--if you SsEnt sepuine Arbrotype, this is
tet place 70 SET IT, where you will neither be hum.
baSSe3 in prise o. work, Alec. Melaiu0types, OF
,slS Z. 8. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

UNITED STATES 'NiasER R-Wiiliam Lse, oi
Boston, formerly of the fiem of Phillips, Sampson
& Co, was arrested recently at Paris, by two po-
lieemeD, who suspected him of being an Italian
assassin, with designs upon the life of Napoleon
lice, that officer said to him. 81 am sure that you
are DO red Republican" "No,' said Mr.. Lee, 81
am a black Republican" "Toyss Tous'' ex-
claimed the commisssry Csst negre des Etati
tfats!" "He is a negro from the Uniied States
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NEWSPAPERS AND LErrEss NUsr BE pRsp.

NEWSPAPERS AND LETTERS Nusr BE PREpAIp.-
Any mark or sign, made by pen or pencil. convey
Ing infoI nation, OF any memorandum made upon
printed matter, either inside or on the envelope
subj jects the whole package to letter postage. A
printed hand-bill, circular, business card, book.
sellers stsmp, or other printed memorandum
made after the newspaper, magazine, or book, sr
placed on an envelope, enclosing circular, also
subjects the whole to letter postage.
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THs STEAM FlsE EsoIsss have had their frs

'fhe property which was saved through their
instrumentality this morning will compeusa safe for
their expense to the city several times over. The
be very superior mactiue, having been upon the
spot only eight minutes before she threw a large
stream on the fire, which was continued until 1t
was extinguished"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Sunday morning
last, an elderly white man named Hugh B. Arnold,
a resident Of Hanover county. walked into COW
pit, near Beaver Dam depot the Virginia Ceatral
railroad, and persisted. He vas OF his way home
az the time and in ali probability intoxicated.
He was q man Ct family
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

ELOQUENT SEBMoN We were highly
pleased Sunday night last, with ser mon delivered
by Rev. ". W. BENNETT, at the Union Station Me.
thodist Church 1t was couched in beautiful Ian.
guage, and SO plain that all who heard it could
readily understand its truths. The audience was
large one, and paid the deepest attention during
the delivery of the sermon. The congregation wor-
shipping at this church should consider themselves
fortunate In thus having so able and devVut min
lister.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

Row 10 RECOVER LOST Dod.-Ths following
appeared under the appropriate head in our ad-
vertisipg columns yesterday:
Lost-Dog-Strayed On Tuesday morning from
No. l2e East Third street, half grown Newfouud-
land deg-eptirely back-loug bair, aud rather
curly. WilarsWer to the name of Romeo" or
Rome" He is subject 10 temporary fits Of Hy-
drophobia. and il viii be advantageous to return
him, he will doubtless prove troublesome Wis
itJr to any one nos entirely scq aainted with the
treatment and cure of that disease. Notwih-
standing this pecuiarity, be liz very valuable to
the owner-who will literally psy Any person who
will return him to the above address.
We learn that the lost dog made his appearance
at the house Of his early Ia the morning, il
company with lad, who was pale with appr rehen
s:ons OF the immediate occurrence of one of those
temporary fits Of bydrophcbia," aud trembling
between dread from his confessed want Of ability
10 treat that disease, aud his happy anticipations
Of the "liberai pay" which the owner had promis
cd notwithstanding the slight "psculiarity" Of the
constitution Of the animal Being Questioned
closely as to the manifestations made Of the
strange idiosyncrasies Of the dogs temperament
the boy stated that while Ia his possession he haa
ore Et.--LL2, CbTf
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP IN

NOTICE OF COPAkTNERSHIP.- Mr..
~ SAMUEL D. HICKS. formerly OF Granville
% N. q and late Of the firm of Brownley 4 Hicks
Of Petersburg. Va is this day admitted to partner.
ship in my house. The busins IS will be conducted
urder the firm and style of D. T. WILLIAMS
q HICkS. l beg to TeiuTn my grateful ac-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS IS to NV friends for the very liberal
patronage and support bestowed Gn ae for the past
three Years. and request continuance Of the same
with Inc assurance that the united Efforts of the
house will be devoted to their interest. All per
s0ns having claims against me will place present
them Tor ininlediite payment. and those indebted
for cash bills are requested TO pay early as prac
tics ble Advances made though. on faith of pro
duce will be- ii desired transferred to the new CON
cern. D. L. WILLIAMS
Richmond Va. Jan I5t 1889
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1hPsoviNG.-We were gratifad to learn.
on yesterday, that our old fellow citizen, MIR.
Thomas ID ddep, bad improved materially since
Sstnrda' night, that his speech had returned, aud
that he had recovered the use of his limbs HIS
disease, in all probability, was violent cold and
prostrstion of the nervous system, from which il
is hoped he may speedily recover.