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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25

nAY-BOAT for ALBANi- Steamer DANaEL
.sd SATURDAY alta connecting 1t Albany with trss'
for saist ga and the West Ii 80 -
DAILROAD to LONG BRANCH, n. J. RAJ
HI ITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD, stoppine
se. se TIS En- BAN. alice PhIcs VII leave
. ~ .ass p yEs4 ss m
Monmouth with 70. Long Branch and other sta
~ and p n Esosr.ion parties liberal ssa'
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, VIA NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid -nd superior
Cap. sSa Si s
WEDN ssbAY, FRIDAY, at o'siccEp. m, nom Pier
Hereafter win be regarded secured to sppi
cant until the shall have been paid for
Freight TO through with great dispatch by
WIN. BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 10 and Il wes..t.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
sh I1 aa s s.S
HsRa.sSrns E1rFE.s-AtsA H. for EastOn Reading H.r-
Mail TEAIs-At for Esston, Water Gap, Scranton.
IAN THsoUeH TRAIsFOr Esston, Mauch Chunk Reading,
@p n THRousn TR.rx-For Ess.On, Allentown, Mauch
SPn WAY TRAIS-For somerve and intermediate stations,
EXPRESS TRAIN FoR HARRsBURG
The Express. Train from New York arrives at Haris
D central Rod ss and Northern Central north and
south and with Cumberland Valley Railroad.
LEAVE NEW YORK PIER No NJ X at 1890 and ll:3O
m and 33O Esson and intermediate stations and at
$3.50 p. for sOmeryile and intermediate stations
JOHN o. sTERNs, Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
i and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH and WEST
From Monday, April 30 1870 Trains viii leave GsamSssH
p. M. Albany Mall s N. Sleeping Car Train $40 m
sund.ys incu'ed) Way TT,ns for sing Sing s:s m and
ai5 and m for Poushheep.e l:is and $40 M for
alst, Buffalo and Northern Lightning New. Train a2os
Emisrsnt 6:l5 Passengers tAken at ChambeI Canal,
ll5 Sundays iDcluded and st5 and lo:o aud s4S and
an hour later. A. ftSmITh, Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD : For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the soUTa and WEST, Vi. JERSEY
CITY-Ma and Expes. Lines leave NewYort at and ii
cnrs and the West and for Washington, oeaaS and
the South k and through baggage checked to Washington In
'' ' j. w WOODRUFF, Assi,tan. Superintendent
No baggage win he received for trains unless deh and
checked Is minutes in advance of the time of leaving.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FARE TO ALBANY 81
On and after MONDAY June u.s. lo6O Trains will leave ssh-
For Wiamsbridge and all way Stations 74o, II N. and
$3.50 For White Plains and all st tons 1890 and
p For White Plains and all way Stations SIS from White
Depot FOR Croton Falls, from 26thst Depot 8l5 m,
stopping at williamsburg and Stations above For Dover
Plains nom 2eth st. Depot 40 stopping q, White Plains
and Stations above (s Meron every Saturday
eye1ng) For Albany from 26h-st Depot lois express
all trsn stopping at White Plains, Bedford Croon Falls and
Stations North
Stations $40 M, and White Plates slipping at all
way Stations and M, i:15 and Dover Psns stop
ping at ali Stations north FOrdhsm thi. train leaves
stopping st s Stations Of Fordhsm Albany 9a stop
pug ~ A-i '''@'"' JOHN BURcHILL, Asst supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25

A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
IN NAVIGATION CO-The Steamship PARANA win sail
from BOSTON via ST. JOHNS, N. r.. for GALWAY on the
28tb AUGUST.
ROWLAND L. ASPINWALL,
Nos 81 and SIS South st., ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25

nAY-BOAT for ALBANY Steamer DANIEL
IL DREW leaves jay 1t every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
aod SATURDAY eta connecting 81 Albany with hsss
for SaIst "a and the West o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25
CTEAMER OF AUGUST 25,

CTEAMER OF AUGUST %,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.
The United States Mail stesmshiP
ADRIAT1C,
Joseph C. Comsock Commander VII SAL nom per foot Of
Cansl-st on SATURDAY, August q IL o'clock, IN, with
Msils Passtntens snd Specie, for the shove ports , ,
FOR FREIGHT or Passage apply the office OF TIE north Altar
DC s. 8. Co lToom No. y No 80 Wal q o,yy,ys s.,
The ADRIATIC viii leave her next voyage SATURDAY
OctobeT6
C,OR SAVANNAH and the S0UTH.-The
IL steamship HUNTSVILLE Captain Joha A. Post, VIII
leave Pier No H. N. R. on SATURDAY, Aug -, h p ne
Passage 70 Savannah With accommodating uleq9aeo
Through Tickets NevOresns &39 75 Mobile boSi MONT
solpery ezs Menphjs eSl IS Nashville a29 rs; Knoxville
s2s 90 Chattanooga S9s; Albany ga; Columbus PEI At
fare In Savannah. 3,
Apply 70 II. b. CROMWELL Co.. No. % wsstst, snd
No as Broadway.
TIE MONTGOMERY succeeds on THURSDAY, Aug 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25
LAW INTELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-AuG. "A,
Before Commissioner MoRBLL-
THE ALLEGED SLAYER THOMAS AcHoRN-THE CAPTAIN
AND MATE DISCHARGED.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

ENoCH LEWIS, General supt. Altoona, Ps.
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WASHING AND BURNING FLUID,


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Patent 4 Thompsonian Medicines,

lie keeps a general assortment Of Medicines used
Physicians together with
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The Great Central Active Principle q thu Tou Anpiyue
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

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d r. S " Z E It's
Great External Remedy.


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AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla.

the most cfTtc,unl remedy which the medical
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21
WHEELING, VA, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1860.

young ladies, that you should have good
education, shonld be accomplished, cult
waited, graceful and refined, yet there are
other things that cannot be lost sight of.
Before another year rolls around | propose
to arrange with the Sisters for a new
branch of study in the Academy. That
branch of study is what the French call
the science of cuisine. 1t is the science of
Keeping house, and that VIC all know com
mences with the kitchen. Every Young
lady, don't care il she be queens
daughter, ought to understand that de-
partment of life. Even though she may
not have to practice it, though she NAV he
able to hire her cook, yet she should un-
derstnnd it herself. for it may happen some
day that the cook will dismiss her
Great laughter. Whatss q prcdicament
she would be in then. Well, what was
going 70 say was that the Sisters should
arrange it so that all the girls over thir-
teen years of age should be enabled to
spend portion of the time in the kitchen,
and 1ecome acquainted with cooking and
housekeeping. Here will be a new bureau
OF education. Laughter. We shall then
nave the theory and some practice too.
"Anothcr point and will close. At
the end of another year, if living, and nv
purse is long enough, ! am going to give a
gold medal of not less than $50 in value,
TO the young lady who will write the best
essay, not exceeding five pages in length,
upon this great new science have spoken
OF. Laughter and applause.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21
POLITICS IN WHEELING.
The Bell ana Everett Meeting ut the
Court House on last Saturday tght. .
From the Wellsbnrg Hora1d of vn.torJo,.

rne Bell and Everett Meeting ut the
From the Wellsburg Herald of yesterday.
The meeting was presided over by Mr.
G. D. Hubbard, and among those oiicia-
ting i'll minor stations were many of the
old Wings of Wheeling, who, to their hon
or be it said, withstood the temptations
that seduced so many of the weaker
brethren into the support of our present
old 'public functiouary," and into the en-
braces of the democracy which was so ma
tional i'll 1856, but alas and al0ck! so sec
tional i'll 1860. What those seductive in
iiucnces were, it was always difficult for
us to perceive, but suffice it to say, they
were potent; SO much so, that between the
hopes of political prefcrment, popular
clamor, the desire to be on the strong
side and perhaps in some cases honest
conviction of the nationality of the DEM
ocratic doctrines MS professcd and nracti-
ced at that day, they carried over nearly
all the influential politicians and gentle
men of the city, to become at this day
standing evidence of the fallibilitv OF
human Judgment and frightful exam
pie of defeated hopes and aspirations
With the exception of the inevitable and
'cminent Virginia statesman" no one of
them has reAped much either of honor or
emolument; and he is principally mcmora-
BILE as having been the instrument in the
dismcmberment of the party which he
doubtless putrOnizcd in order to sustain
and uphold. Providence sometimes uses
very unworthy instruments to-occomplish
very important purposes, and short-sightcd
mortalS that we are, we sometimes flnttcr
ourselves with the idea that we are work.
ing out our own ends in magnificent style,
and never discern our mistake till the cob
work fabric comes to pieces and settles us
incontinently down into an approaching
knowledge that all is vanity and vcxatou
Be that as it may, all honor to the noble
band of old line Wings, who hold fast
to their Integrity and refused to bow the
knee either to Bael or MolOch. The false
Gods Of this slavery propagating Admin
istration they rejected on the one hand
and the alluremcnts of popular prcferment
they proudly disdained on the other; unG
if, perchnnce, IL generous sentiment sent
some of them beyond the line on the sub
ject of human liberty, the alteration may
be readily pardoned them when the un-
selfish motive is considered The RcDub-
licans and the old line Wings are first
cousins, and when their sentiments and
opinions are fairly annlzed and consider
ed, there is very little difference between
thcm-at least SO far as the Republicans
of this State are concerned. The latter
party would much more readily, and IN n
certain contingency will, cooperate with
the Bell and Everett party than with either
wing of the Democracy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21

with hiseyes.' There can be no doubt that it
was of Lamb he spoke the following pas
sage from the Table Talk: Nothing ever
left stain on that gentle creatures mind,
which looked upon degraded men aud
things around him like moonshine on a
dunghill, which shines and takes no pollu-
tion. All things are shadows to him, ex-
cept those which move his Affections No
one ever more fully pictured his own
mind i'll his writings than Lamb has done
in his delightful essays; and every reader of
them, think, must acknowledge that COL
erIdge, i'll what he said, only did his friend
justice. But Lamb, from the dread of APP
pearing affected, sometimes injured him
self by his behavior before persons who
were slightly acquainted with him. With
the finest and tenderest feeling ever pos
sessed by man, he seemed carefully to
avoid any display of sentimentality in
his talk. The following trifliug auecdote is
merely given as an illustration of hisplny-
fulness. dined with him one day at Mr..
Gillman's. Returning to town nthe stage
coach, which was filed with Mr.. Gillman'a
guests, we stopped for a minute or two at
kentish town. A woman asked the coach-
man, Care you full insde2' Upon which
Lamb put his head through the window
and said, am quite full inside: that last
piece of pudding at Mr.. Gillman's did the
work for me- '"-Leslie's <1wto6iography.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21
Brigham Young ON a Visitation.
HIS rorH THROUGH HIS poMIxIoxs.

iAA9 IOlIt AhhOGNlt HIS UOMINlOSS.
The Desert Ne,cs Of June goth, contains,
under the head Excursion through the
Northern Countless" an account of Il tour
made by Brigham Young among the faith
ful not living in the immediate light of his
countcnance. 1t says:
"On Monday, the 4th instant. President
Young, accompanied by Presidents Kim
ball and Wells. and II goodly number Of
citizens, mostly clerks and business men
who were desrous of taking an airing in
the country, left this city on an excursion
through the northern counties, but more
especially to visit the new settlements in
the county of Cnchr. In passing through
Davis, Weber and Box Elder counties, the
company received many accessions, and
on leaving Brigham City, it numbered one
hundred and sixteen souls, including
eighteen ladies and few children In
the train there were twenty-six carriages
and seven wagons, also II respectable cav
alcade of horscmen."
At all the various towns on the route
Brigham Young, Elder Kimball, and the
other prominent saints preached and ex-
hOrted, and on the 18th they were back at
Salt Lake.
"The preaching and teaching of the
president and his associates during the
tour, not only in Cache Valley but in all
other places, was almost exclusively of Il
practical nature, relating to secular con-
Germs and the temporal salvation of the
people in providing themselves with the
necessares of life, and the temporal saliva
tion of life, and securing themselves and
their substance from attack and dcstruc-
ton by savage toes.
"There was one peculiarly in the nara
tive of the excursion that we particularly
noticed; there was no regular organization
as in most instances of the kind, but every
one went where and when he pleased, and
yet there was no confusion or disorder
Each seemed to know his place and kept
it with one or two exceptions. There was
but one accident occurred, and that was
the breaking down of a carriage belonging
to person who, in falling into line one
morning as the party WAS starting out,
took an advance position to the one he had
previously occupied.
"This is the first excursion of the kind
that President Young has made for some
| time"