Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28
From a Lond' n paper.
THE EASIIlnNS

Every lady wears black that is, almost every lady
Next 10 velvet robes those Of MORE and satin run
upon Then comes the robe Of black lace over lilac.
or over straw colored san, or black satin
These dresses look well, and in vogue. Those
who can't afford lace PUT tulle as n substitute with two
orians, the berthe, and pagados en- denielle.
simple and pretty dress is a robo eff organde.
embroidered with white and red roses IL is cheap,
and shows of nice figure
Flowers are much worn dresses. Trimmings of
oak leaves. and gold beads OF buttons instead of a.
corns. look fanciiul and rich.
The hair plain in 'front.' and tied negligent.
ly in loose knot behind Gold pins fasien it up
handkerchief are more richly embroidered than
ever, and are wove with lace.
Scarf turbans, in gold and silver lace combined
with velvet, are the ton. Toques OF velvet, with
gold barbcs dc dontelle falling low to one side are
also fashionable. Gold ornaments are profuscly worn
in the hair ana ON the head dress
BonneIs are worn small. In points d'Angleterre,
md trimmed with flowers. they fnvoriIes Velvet
urbans ate worn al evening parties, the operl and
the theatres.
Burning IA Egigy.--Genera Harrison has been
burned in efFgy by enthusiastic devoters Of M
Van Buren,, al Princeton, New Jersey. The Wing.
published at that place. thus describes the scene
On "Wednesday night last, peaceful citizens were
aroused from their sumbers near midnight by q tire
mendous whooping and bowling similar somewhat to
those raised by wild Indians when Harrison whipped
Them at TiPpecanoe and the Thames upon rising from
their beds mob discovered in the front of the
church. whoopng and hallooing, and beating with
clubs an object somewhat resembling a scarecrow
which they called -od HarrisUn' aer ENJOYING that
refined ~ Ju for some me IL was thrown into a large
bonfire and consumed.
To W. y. Da5ncy late Teller of The Bank Of VirO;y;o
Your warmest friends and nearest relations unite
m expressing ther earnest wshes-ihe result of the
mature rehection-ihlt you will return and abide
uie decision OF judicial tribunal upon the occurren
ces which have caused you to flee from our oomInu.
nifty. Whatever may be the real character Of your
acts, the best reparaton you make, is to return
without delay. and restore, II you have IT, that which
belosgs TO others Your friends believe and YOU mug,
feel that you destined hopeless wretchedsess 40
long as You attempt 10 escape justice. Return and
abide the sentence Of law and It's penalties yoluur
y assumed. will. in oil probability b. much mpated
and from the sentence thus modified you may hope TO
enjoy some peace-at oil events We relieved from the
agony Of the hunted crimnal-You will thereby 10
some extent heal wounds that must bleed so long a
your present supposed guilt unaloned for or not lis
proved You may even convince lbe world that your
guilt is not 70 great as u is supposed TO be- and
possibly that punishmontyou much apprehend. NAV
be ayeried aud you may regain, TO some extent your
lost character.
Richmond, April 18th. 1910.
b3-The Senior Editor Of the Richmond yybig ,.bo
like many others. cherIshes a warm esteem for Wo,
b. Dabncy, Is requested 10 say and says Il with en-
phasts Chipping this paper may be by him) that the
appeal 10 him 10 return from hIs blood rels
tons and best friends whose judgement he knows
to be experienced. and whose sincerity 10 he beyond
suspicion
Editors generally are requested 10 insert this appe,
and this editorial note IN their journals Richmond
Wig.
A WISH CRArIFED-Mr Buchnnan IN M. emog,
sub-ireosuy speech, delivered in the senate on the
22d Of January last, sud II wish Of Heaven ,oud
speak in a voice loud enough 10 be heard throughout
New England because, " the attention of the manu-.
hcturers could once be directed 70 i,e subject tbei
own intelligence and raiivs uaracfy would teach
hem how i9ipHoasy hoy Gre Affected ~ ~ laaied
banking and credit eystcm and would oUablo thr mo
appy the corrective"
The manufacturer" Of Cou8scGout haze sbenrl
Tie voice Of he honoratEe senator add sent bach
70 hn. and he hasa money assoc,sfes. a propapf an