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SCARFS, SCARFS AND CRAVATS.
u UST RECEIVED at CARTER,S
% FASHIONABLE FURNISHING STORE.
No. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
Rich Satin Scars and Cravats
Gentlemen's under garments
Nhite kld Gloves fol- parties: Paris do for walking
Morning Gowns; Gum Suspehders
flhe Linen and MaSn Scarfs Merino Half Hose
Cashmere and Tmbet Gloves
Linen Ca"hfic lidkfs.
Buckskn Jackets and Drawers.
Us Citizens and strangers are requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. Every article
warranted Gentlemen's Linen made to order. ja7
ENOsiTgVELY SELLING org Ar GREAT
M BARGAINS! The subscriber, intending to re-
move nom his present location the LIST March, is
derlrous OF selling OFT his entire stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS and i'll order to do so will sell rery
MedP, without regard TO cost. His stock COMPRISES
probably the largest and most splendid assortment of
may he found ~
Rich fancy and plain SILKS
French Cashmere and Mouse dc LANES
Alpacas and Bombaznes
American and English Prints
Heavy family blcached Irish Linens
A beautiful assortment of ShawIs
Velvet Scarls and DantilIas
Corded hordered l.. c. Hdkfs.
Embroidered and Hemstitched do.
Rich Evening DRESS GOOBS-stich as
Pompadour Grapes; BaZarine Tarlet0ns; enlb'd do
Embossed Tareton Robes
White Satn Rich embroidered do.
U3- Also, full assortment of Cloths Cassme,es
Cloaktngs, Vestngs aud DpmeStics.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. 209 Baltimore street,
JalO Between Charles and Light-sts,
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
~REAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS,
Wv DOLLS, TOYS and CUTLERY. Such as Scis-
ofs, Knives, Razors, Fancy Boxes, Grace Hoops,
dressed and nndressed Kid Dolls; also. Boil Heads of
all sizes, Crying Babies. Birds with moving wings,
brass and tin Frlmpes, Whips Victims, Pistols, Fire
Crackers, Glasses, Cologne and Lavender Waters,
Head Cloth, and Tooth Brushes; Jewery Spectacles,
dressing, fine tooth, twist and side CoHbs, Needles,
Sc. SC. all cheap for cash.
WIN. G. HARRIS, No. 81 Ealtimore-s st.
d1S-d Three east of Holiday-st
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HEALTH OFFICE, January 10, 1874.

HEALTH OFFICE, JANUARY u, 1874.
Report of intsrnents in the city of Baltimore, for hs
weeh, ending Monday morning, riz:
Scarlet fever Is; lnlammatofy rheumatism l. Palsy
|; Casualty |; Poison |; Consumption 8; Stll-bs 7;
Unknown adult 2; Visitation of God l. Catarrhal fever
.; Group 3; lnfanule unknown s; Whooping cough 81
Hopsy .; Old age 3; Pleursy /; inflammation of the
brain J. Total Sc.
Under year,......l6 Between S and TO-. ,
Between and b.. 5 &c 10 and 2l,..1
y, 80 , and s.. 10 Above 81, ..2l-56.
[.dales, %; females, 3i--56 OF which number II
were colored persons--9 free, slaves.
By order, EDWARD ?. ROBERTS,
Clerk to the City Commissioners.
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FE7EE CUPAHIEEHSHEP heretofore exist
81 ing between EDWARD WjNSNR and myself,
having been dissolved in August last by the removal
of MI Wlnsnr to the WeSt-n0tice is hereby given In
all indebted to the copcern, that payment must be had
or settlement made forthwith, the accounts will be
placed in legal process Of collection without delay.
b. II. RICHARDSON.
Bait. Jan. g. 1915 TAIl ia7-2w
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NXCHANGE HOTEL.

TXCHANGE HOTEL,
HI EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased MIR ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of he
above establishment.
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and Rail. ROAD De
POTS, and offers every inducement for comfort. The
rooms arc large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had IN the
management of First Class Hotel, he fiatterG him
self that every department of the establishment will
he conducted in style To please those who may favor
him with call. (d2 I'll JOHN WEST.
d NASHNIEREcs, CASHMERfS. Just ODER
" ed, one new style Cashmere de Lssans, suit
able for the present and approaching season very
cheap. BEALE II. RICHARDSON & GO.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
ja4 3 doors East of Charles
NHENEGIL B3AS. Just received a beautiful
" assortment Of Bnas for the Neck, with a variety
of fine Wersted Comforts. | also have on hand !;
large assortment of Worsted Goats of every descrp-
ton for Children. Call at j. HAIG'S
Fringe Factory, l2l Baltimore street
Ja' III doors above South.
HREAT BARGAINS IN BLaNKErs.-
Na We have on hand large assortment of 8, 9,
ii aud I'D Whitney Ribbon bound ana common
BLANKETS, to which we call The attention Of nur.
chasers-the season having far advanced we shall
sell them much cheaper than heretofore.
Also, 10 pieces IRISH LINENS, Of BarkleS, Rich
ardsoh's and otsers approved manufactures, ranging
IN price from % cents to S per yard.
bales No. |, 3, 3, 4 BURLApS For sale cheap
BEALE II. RICHARDSON 4 co.
Remember the No. 223 Baltimore street,
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Dnn OR. BOXES very superior Principe
"a wv SPEARS, and a small lot Of really supe.
fior Chewing TOBACCO, received and for sale by
MARCUS DfNISON,
jal4 81 Baltimore street.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

NTW NNOOEfN1 OIOhT4.
yEyHE subscribers have Just opened store at the
81 CORNER OF MONUMENT and ENSOR SITS
o. t. where they always intend TO keep general and
fresh assortment of GROCERIES,, FLOUR, FEED
and COUNTRY PRODUCE, which will dispose
of on the most favorable terms. AS il is our intention
to deal by wholesale as well as RETAIL it may be to the
advantage of country purchasers aud strangers give
us a call. On hand, full assortment Of NAILS.
]. DREAMER & CO.
Corner of Monument and Ensur Streets
HnA1, TO LET, in Monu nent street, near En-
WAg"s sor, new DWELLING, two stories and
MSili| attic Hight with marble steps in front
MlHliL jal1-3s
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS,

BLANKETS, BLANKETS,
IT EDWARD BIRD, No. III Ba,timore-st.
- offers for sale a large stock of extra Ribbon
Bound Whitney BLANKETS. which will be found
equal in qualify to any article of the kind in this city.
They will be sold cheap to close out. Also.
large stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
vESTlNGs, with good supply of DOMESTIC
GOODS, suited 10 the season. SI7- Call at No. III
BALTiMORE-ST ST, , doc IS above Sou,l,-st.
jal4 ]. EDWARD BIRD.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Rotterdam --Barque Henry Shelton, 25th inst.
For ST. Thomas Brig Star, soon.
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FHiEDkEs's GLOVES ~ GATHERS.
u Mrs. MCPHERSON has just received from New
York. cdren's Gloves and CATERS, ladies' black aud
colofed Worscd Stockings, sc. ial0
s5 HEM lilies and CHENILLE 4 WDESTED
" CAPS. Mrs. 2. A. NlcKERsoN, No So N. How
ard street. has just received from New Pork, Zephyr
Worst ed Patterns, selling off AT cost. lai0
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-08
Nu6lanD.
9lnfunft oes Gampflhifes u5rittania. =
a GlE ESa
@ - s..-----.s p -
r.--14 t-.lA--i-i-i il.-s-1 .Sseslrs- -,-1--r@.l
ExSss.:s $50

oas 9afnphdiff '8rlttaria'' traf am 10. y. M.
mad i5ta9lgen gahrt bon QiDerpccl in geifcn cilt
en- Tan o.-Die iriibe Gel[e9iuni6-sstH pirb al
lem slnebee nadl alliren.Sene @lieoer, peldle init
2 @rnnell all Der Spise, Der bein parantcnt In Ser
otnon9 NIT biefer MaBregel erid1ielten, permcdten
ndlt bic 9egieru ~ beire9cn, oeit Goroerliitge Der
fattpiId1en g1dofe su pillfahreii.
Gr eonbpn BAT MAJ, mt eitler eeeefifteil Rauclte
grperimente angefellt. gle Feuettc 1000 SRuaeln in
elmer Wanute. Die 9ltfenruus6mcthcoe lit Elm @ebenl
his miro obcr rpahrfbenlld, olrd) @dserplpcit Be-
wirft Die &rls9smadiusu iperoeu uebr uro i,cbr 70
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-08

Selne yrai lab ibn nit unausipredliober 9eradl
tul9 bon pben Biz uuten ait.
use, on gel, cr tpirf ibncn bod) uid,t oein ga.
Sllf entoede balp, baB CT fiinfhuncert Delar6 ar
n'er nar ote 3ede per 9crten nht n,it9erednet nno
9at Jet Der 3eit ME ebr 9epettet, pbne Die G(dbe
oaar Alo IN ge9empart bon 3eugen ut biuterleoeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-08

Mer mar, ote 3ede per Nerlen nt nlitaerednet uno
gar lelt per 3ett ME ebr 9eiDettet, pbue Die GiQbe
oaaf auo IN e'e9eutpart bon 3eu9en st tinterle9en
Scr 9roBe Snoianer 9Patb.
Der sroBe ca,oianer Natb, melder i'm 9Peuot 0p oi
on per Srlef Station gcbalten puroe oertQote J ON,
- - sglot ilad1 ener brettdg9en rieoliden Gisuno
Gm @orreponoent bee ,9Irfanas Snteltoencerm ofebt
naetebenoer Sertdt bon cen oabci oprsefaeneu Ser
{banelnngen
| GrcBer Natbs @runb, Grief Station,
D2at Is, 1916.
Ser 91otb 1T jeet o6Gis 8eoronet, uno qle6 in Scr
I9repten 1hat9fett: SpI8enoe Stdmmc taben 9lbqe-
oronete gelanot, ndnfid
<Wu6co9es, 7s0 an Der 3atl .@emiuoreu So.
Eep'dalawe, l3; eortaps, II; Sobapnees, g. Deiapa-
res, plaufeiobawe, Sla9es, IL Ricfapoos 4 i
Anapap8, 6; 90cpblee, 8; @aocoes, g.
u@jcup Butler unb Sberlf eoaan, Gerei,tiote 5t1o-
ten N9entel fir Die @bercftes uno @riets, b aeoen
mdrttg, 70 audi Qeutenant Stint opn Der erei,,ioten
Sfaaten Nrmee Jtebfoem bdben IIc1 audi oieIe 2,i
ldaner aus Der lm9e9eub ein9efunben. 0eoen ral,
oel1 1tblafen uno nmarmcn, 1T Die Sronunq be6 a.
I9ee. Die Wuscc9ees baben es i'm Gjebroltct ( bic
9anoe 5u iduteln, Die Sa9es 9reifen 70 bpo ais Bis
gum @utp9en btranL uno bic @aceces un,orn1rn fTh
elnattoer Sin ldberIider 9Iuffritt fono beute fnft
makreno Die @ermpne be6 llmarmets srpifhen hen s.
la9es nto @aoooes Dor fId 8ing Giner Der Slaoen,
EN- 0oftort lluo Der ipe es bei6t, 9e9en aQes otoe
@eprm ltnoerpunbbar ein fol-, bate cine IebsnSioe
men GltB laro mn Sip er IN 5e N;t. e.
fvfl gsu 1dfte, 10 6af3 beioe @nocn @ uoc Sefaf.
len bene3en founfeit. Der opf oefes at1l,eg 1ofte
2ufeben inter cen sIHmeenoen> lpeltbe lire gIuaen
ets auf Die SdEan9e 9ertdtet batei> Die nm Sen oals
hno Tacen pes Sfa9e DOftorS berum piete, pbne boe
Ioleier I'M 9ertn9fen barauf ad)tete. Gubli bcoou
|ote eernone be6 llnarnen6, nein bet Sfaoe por Be-
oeuteno bbher als Die netlten Der QBoe Die i'm UNI
arn1te 10 baB bic Sdlan9e nit bnen in geriibruno
tan1 @nod1 trat etn SrcB gepaAener Soiupllinq ber
pcr no pet tbre GSpfe d beribrten, bog Die 9d@ianqe
gum @rfannen ltub 8erSun9 oe6 llarinenoeu ibren
Gaden berob worauf er d9 fo9led NIT ,,Bub, ,uritf
Soj nno, lple le oermutbete, fllr cine 3eonq bte{e
ouro9 an9en 8ebraud9 9elebrte @eppbnbet unteraIen
sptro.
Sud@dsbatd)te neo 1T Der 6eauftra9te Gpred)er Der
u5nscc9ere Der rheehduptlirg, ipeTcer pernlitteIf
pshferlfaf 1SE1tbt. Gr 1T etn Derftdnoger 9febner,
1af aoer nlets ar9enebnles III etnent Gortrose, nod
u e EN- gut at6lebeoer Rrte9cr. SbSet Bel rieIer
0ele9enbett llllr ernbafte Dn9e ab9ebanoet perben
70 Iai'll td7 300 nle nnteralen bier cine @ncfoote
% eeil oelea 4apsn9 anSufubren. gr ffebt BEL Gem
lesHsM s'elspeet IN 9foBer CUNT uno bat tpe man
iSlee Stalnes sat i'e et'e alte SaQe erhalten baB
e0etgs n pgh oer sSeperil cen legei eer bon faLes
ssellsl uoeretIf uoer tpre1t Wsaf anSlbnten FAINT
. u1ls ~ am ta9lle lllo belfen lteben lperoe te yp
aL oaB oleler 9uape 9ate ltets auf Ger 0u ein
ib p.eer Salge m altes esipeten iioet' pier gSeber
s, a oe eeesenslf laler !1l' gu bsrpenl-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-08
Ser 9roBe eSnoianer 9fatt.

Der 9roBe Sil0taner Matb, pedber i'm gppnot 0Poi
o Der &rief Station gcbalte murbe, pertaote Cd, an,
u W3ot ad elmer DreitdgSen frieolid)en Gibnnq.
Gtn @orrepcnoen bee ,9Irfanas Snteptaencer" oieBt
noafebenoen Serid bon cen babci oprsefalenen Ser
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COMM ERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
GAZETTE office Decsmb,r SIN. |

GAZETTE office December Sth, 1915.
FLOUR,-Some inquiry but no movements
yet heard OF. Buyers are in the market, but
not very anxious TO operate, and decline bid
ding above 30. Holders of uniform lots will
not meet them by from 10 to l5c, although
some OF them are desir )us of realizing. By
wagon the receipts are constant, aud sales
were made on Saturday at all prices between
Sl'0J@lS2--a decline on previous wagon
rates.
HOGS. Monday last we reported sales OF
300 head, in four lots. and all heavy and
superior animals, at $3.50, and remarked ain
the afternoon prices were drooping." For
this remark we were rather taken TO task by
some OF our friends in the trade. A week has
pa sed since, and now let us see with what
justice; Monday, sales at $3.50; Tuesday Of
4:37@i:50; "Wednesday at 4:25al.40 Th1rs.
day 4:2O@i:37s; Friday 4;O0Sl:37I; Saturday
4:000I:25.
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EDUcATloN-AS ExraAcr.
nY rnEnrlllLrsflsK.

u the tim shall ever come when this
mighty fable shall tottcr, when the beacon of
joy tiat now rises in a pillar Of fire. a ,igD
OF wonder TO Im world, shall wax dim. H.
causs gill be iounI in the ignorance of the
porlr. Ii orr union is still 10 continue to
c'rcr The hopes a1d sninitc the cirnits Of thc
oppressed OF every natio1.--if orr fields arr.
90 D. uniroi By th" hir'li1gs Of d.spotisn. il
long DAYS OF bl"ssrdDrss are to attend orr
country ih her career OF glory.--if YOU would
have tie SIN continue To- shed nj, unclo,J.J
rays upon the face Of frscmen. then s,lycg,, iii
tic children ~ he i9ad. This alone st,rtlcs
ths tyunt in lbs dresms Of power. and rops.s
the slumb2ring energies Of an oppressed poo-
Pr. IL isintelligencc that reared up the ma.
jcstic columns OF our national glory, aud Iris
alone can prevent their crumbIing TO ashes.
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THE EASTERN MAIL

For tic last week has arrived at no certain
hour. One day it is brought in by the morn
ing train OF cars, at 2 o'clock, the next, by the
evening train. at from to 10 o'clock Z, NJ.
We know there lisa deep snow on the noun
ta'ns, much ice running in the river at Wheel
inS, and very slippery roads from thence to
Aenla, but notwithstanding these obstacles
the mails should be brought in something like
regular time.-Cin. CGz.
We believe bridge can this year be oh.
tained here with the proper effort which will
be great lever in the way of reforming the
mails. Will you not help u.s.
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S. LEETS, Jr. Prcsit, mt.
JOSEPH * GERVEY,
mark
his
FRANCIS * REVAY,
f q mark NU
Vice Presidents.
s. s" N. H +; rssssTs. seers'srie..

1NDIANA.-We are disappointed i'm Gov.
Whitcombs Message. We did expect some
thing explicit from him in relation to the State
debt, but his observations on that all mpor-
tant subject, are somewhat cnigmdticul-he
does not come out on the subject like a man.
as was expected of him, and as he would have
done, if he had properly regarded his duties S
Chief Magistrate of that great and prosperous
State. We guess he intends that the, State
shall resume, and think the Legislature will
understand him, and act in way to secure
that result. The State can pay-she ought 10
Pay-and, we still believe, she wiH pay
whether mere politicians favor or oppose the
The Governor does say, that the pcople of
the State arc both willing and anxious 10 re-
deem the credit OF the State. In this he does
the people no more than Justice He doubts
the d6ltlfy OF the people, but his statistics
prove his error in this respect.
The expenses OF the State Government for
the year 1919, amounted only TO S71.l22, u
reduction of S22,2l6 upon the preceding
year; and the estimates for 1916 reduce that
item still more, leaving il at S67 900. The
Number of polls is l2i 1000, and the value of
the taxable property SllS, 800 900, making an
increase over the year 1914 Of 6 900 polls and
81 800, 900, in the value of taxable property.
~ nv 'S'Siu" phNt ih tilc 1NCdi
year ending the 3l,t Oct. 1915, amounts To
S27l .963. The domestic scrip has been nearly
absorbed so far as the same is afioat, and a
large amount OF the income of the Stale is
thus lett to be applied TO pay the interest on
the State bonds.
An agent of the bond holders is at the Seat
OF Government ready no doubt with some mo-
positions to enable the State to pay puciually
hereafter portion of the current interest on
her bonds, and also TO complete the Wabash
AMI Erie Canal to the Ohio. Should this be
ELECTED, and the present assessment be made
permanent. the increased income arising from
/ the increase value in taxable property, and
! the tolls ON the Canals will constitute GER
tain and increasing fund, 10 which the creditors
of Indiana may look for ultimate payment OF
The interest and principal debt in fuil This
done, there is not citizen of the State but
will breathe more IRE ~, and feel Justly rroud
of She State Gin. Goz.
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RANGE OF TILE THERMOMETERS
Yesterday at i, y. NJ. at 30 degrees.

THE BEAUTIFUL DIE! anal ,Lc.s 49,. -,
lives hove b'en marked ny acii, deeds az beras
deuce aud unuflrg dcymion IN omei,o,,,,,.. - =
Cos "i""n OF mon Airs how relentless arc ~,
lars "h deoti Bot of ~ Thy ministers Ina, attn,
'i." 'hee m solemn STATE gui, 4, ,hcv ,bv ~, G
'ehe'', ooN.rNrffoN. he in,absBls null, ca.
""nef' mol io he sartd hat masks % the :, ven.
'e grn'ns Of civilized man q remedy m. hon
""nh nat has proven lis,lf sn nlmn., tcv.,,aLl,
'Pe, NC lof his ncsi dire disrsse II resou he b,s
", ", ne O'''nm 81 Wd Cbrffy ~ ,he early Stages :.
~ "'"hp,"n, rSnive rare my he relied upon
"'">',"' ~ ne "osi increasing cures af@ ctn.
1ant'y raki'g place. bm l,t ALI, v,b, ,,o,tt -,
he right medicine irqnire particularly for %, ~.
" = B''sn'n os the basesI iaiiaiious ne abroad
Fws1le by
CRUhBACktR, 173 Main ~.
PRYOR & PAULL. 1914 Markets, wheeling
dec | I'm
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lax YOU coHNUMGuM.
EIucaiionaI. First Ciass = G1ooron

ET"eafIo"~. first Cidss.- GsogrGphy.
Iedchsr.-''W What is GERMANY
oehoidr.- Germany consists Of the Elm
pre- oi Austria. the Kingdom of Prussia, and
and
Jeocher.-"Vcry good, and what eIse7o
Scholar. -" And and any QUANTITY OF
long crooked stcmmcd Pipes
Isacher.--"Go back, sir, Ncxt-what is
the German Diet7"
Notwithstanding his head. TO collect
aud bring TO iocus, as il were his ideas. "Tbo
German Dietis-is-soure crout, schnaps and
sausagrs."
Ie"cher:--' Sit down, boy; you are exccs-
svcly siupied. Ncxt-how is Ireland bonn.
dcd?' O'un-
ochoIlar.-,lrs bounded 70 England by She
Act OF Union; but It wants Repeal"
Iedchcr. 10y What Ounce! Wbstare H..
productions w
Sohoior.--' Patriotism and potatoes: but
the laiteTare sometimes rather scarce
IegSher.--1ll stand this stupidityno lon.
ger. Tho school stands dismissed N o
Dcitd. ~ ~
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ADVICE TO A DAUGHTER.
BY REV. wM. srRAGuF.

BN REV. WIN. SfRAGuE.
There is one point, my daughter, which is |
too important to be omitted; refer to he de- |
pertinent which il becomes YOU To maintain |
towards the other sex. The importance Of
this. both as it respects yourself and others,
you can scarcely estimate too highly. On one
hand, II has much to do in forming your own
character; and lnecd not say that any lack of
prudence IN this respect even for single hour,
may expose YOU To- evils which no subsequent
caution could enable you eilectually tn repair.
On The other hand the conduct Of ever, fc-
male who Is OF the least considerations may
be expected 10 exert AN influence on the char
actcr OF every gentleman with whom she
associates; and that influence will be for COOL
or evil, as she exhibits or fails To exhibit. n
department which becomes her. So comman
dung Is this influence, that il is safe TO calcu
late upon The character of any community.
from knowing the prevailing standard of fe-
male character; and that can scarcely he
regarded as an exaggerated maxim. which
declares that women rule the world"
Let me- counsel you, then, never TO utter
an expression or do an act, which even looks
like soliciting any gentlemans attention.
Remember that expressions OF civility, to be of
any value, must he perfectly voluntary: and
any wish on your part, whether directly or
indirectly expressed, To make yourself favor
lie, Will be certain 10 awaken the disgust of
all who know it. would not recommend to
you anything like publish or affected reserve.
out even tins Is not SO unfortunate an extreme.
as an excessive forwardness. While Won
modestly accept any attentions which propri-
ETY. warrants, let there he no attempt at artful
insin,lation on one hand, or at taking mans
heart by storm on the other
BE not ambitious TO be considered belle.
Indeed, had rather YOU would be almost any
thing else, which does not involve gross moral
obiquity than this. Ii is the fate of most
bellies that they become foolishly vain. think
oil nothing. and care for nothing, beyond per-
sonal display, and not unirequently sacrifice
themselves in mad bargain, which involves
their destinies for life. Ths more of solid
and enduring esteem YOU enjoy the better: and
you ought to gain whatever of this YOU can
by honorable means; but to be admired ca
resscd and BATTERED. for mere accidental quail
ties, which involve nothing of intellectual or
moral worth, ought TO render any girl, who is
The subject OF 1t, AN object of pity. You are
at liberty TO desire the good opinion of every
gentleman OF your acquaintance; but il would
De worse than folly i'll you TO be ambitious of
a blind admiration.
will only add, YOU ought to he on your
guard against the influence of ilattcry Rely
ON IT. the man who fatters you, whatever he
may profess, is not your friend. Ii were a
much kinder Office, and a real mark of friend
ship, To admonish you tendcrly, vet honestly
otyour faults. you yield little TO fattcry.
YOU have placed yourself on dangerous ground:
i, you continue TO yield, you are not improb-
ably undone.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
EXPRESS

The quickest speed yet The Express lcf,
Wheeling Friday morning, a. NJ, nearly fUc
minutes past one; at fioo started from this
side Of the river. Ii arrived at Cincinnati,
sane day, at a quarter bJore sir II. A.
Distance 250 miles.
Time Is hours i5 minutes.
Detention 2hours 50 minutes.
Average per huN9
:. The delay in getting the Message, at an car
lisr hour, arose from its being retarded east OF
Wheeling. Neil, Moore, & Co., J. p. Vor-
h.es and p. Campbell ''toed the mark" with
more than their usual energy They have
made the quickest time yet In March last
the Express, with Mr.. Folks Inaugural, was
run. through IN eighteen hours. twenty min.
utcs. But merit time they will beat even this
extraordinary speed.-Cin. Gag.
The above dos but justice to the enterprise
Of the'western company; butihe eastern com
pany is not less deserving. Underthe expec-
tAtion that as usual the1goyernment would
run an express train 10 Cumberland, they pu,
on an express, and arranged their stock fol
Tuesday night. The train was not run; bu,
th'5 brought through the mail very early
This dissrranged the stocks snow fell tina
detained the cars below Cumberland until !;
o'clock in the morning. They then had heav,
snow and hard track in the mountains but
brought the regular mail through in Is HOURS
Good time that.