Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-09
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This most racy and readable rof innserrSc maga-
zines, for November, is received and full of excel
lent literary matter. We commend it specially 10
our Whig brethren, who about these days viii find
a change of subject rather beneficial At ali tines
the KnckeTbocker is welcome visitor but like a
lively vivncious fiend;tis specially " elcoms now
We claim about as much philosophy in these things
as any man, and therefore don't stand III, need Of
special bracing up, but as we know of d number
that require some spiritual ccnsolation We advise
them TO subscribe for the Knickerbocker as a yery
present help in all attacks Of blues, and iseas-
es of that like. Only three dollars per year, gen
tlemen. :-aI 1ss1oDr s5Hie mol 57Ai' sW .lsi
~ Wetreat our readers with q few extracts.eAO Ohio
State Journal sdl 1aano haie5 SlppT il Jdgpoft
! SO Ind Ii!1T ait iG --l a.ii 20 ituo2 edi 10
Gossip with Readers and Correspondents
The question of Burns, "if any one one could tell
him who was the author of certain lines,' reminds
10 ask of you the same question in Ieationdto
some lines which for long, long time have. dwelt
| in my memory. l have often resolved to inquire
of youth authorship; but as often as We lave met
our conversation has driven it from my mind 10 Tie
lines are the closing ones sof npoemy on1 "lhe
Forging of an Anchor, and have not the faint
est recollection of any other line in the poem
Pray, if you can, tell me the author and tell me
if you do not think with me, thnt they ought to be
treasured in the memory. ae5Hcr s4ed ton 6iHov,
Here they are ..,.-f,,,fr ,;,,,y,,
Oh lodser in the Kings hall! eouds thou but under
Whose white bones by thy side. orwho that drip
Slow iWsyips in the heavins waves that Thea
With sounds like breakers in dream blessing their an.
Oh could thou know what heroes glide with larger sepa
hne iron Side would swell with leap With
toIf in the seaisgl s'o1' a2'ii'aii noIibbsl 50!
To shed their blood freely the father lanlp
Who len their chance Of quiet and grassy chuehysrd
So freely restless bed amid the tossing wavesgla
Honor him for their memory. whose bones he goes
By=tbe-by, knick., see that your sliteIarYqsv
temporary Of teThe Times" has talked about y9,,
in print; and among other aiiinble things said SSf
you, the "little red nose alwaysii in your buttoh
hole" comes in for passing alusiono Now, ,1slid
it never strike you that the color was altogethergin
concatenation with your good old Knickerbocter
preudces?l Should it not rather be that Of tic
"House of York :" Do You remember the lines
written by q lover of that house, upon presenting
white rose to his mistress Of the .'douse q, Ian
caster?'''A 'e"A.".s+' = "a go
IN Should this pale rose offend thy sight, iEuI
Twill blush lush to find III seif SH less wi White l
I.-ls And turn IaneastriRn there iE gGp % ,z!6sI
Aren't they ypretty-yerypretty, indeedi repesl-
ed them to friend of mine the other day, and Gsh
ed him the same question, andwhat think ycri 'En
replied Why: o"They might have beenatrorse''
Think of that: ,..They might have been wors+s,'
forsooth. Have you any such friends this
hope not, for much II doubtlif you could enditr,:
such an one quite so philosophically as can.a"
A distinguished member of the New York, bar
yo}o 3tr,o Nv ,te
New Yorker,to attend to complaintmade aga a$t
him before New Jersey eJustlce,gfor an alleged
assault and battery upon one of the Iesidentss3l
the 'old Jersey State 4 appear for the prlsonst
said the counsellor to the modern Dogbery. l9u
abbears for de bris' ner, do you?-and who den .
you2' interrupted the justice eyemg him from bead
to foot with marked curiosity: toni. knows yon;
Vair be's you come from, and rot's your namer G.
The counsellor modesty gave his name, and Said
/ am member Of the New York barr l,dt:n.
replied the ustice tyou CAN'T bracts in dis l:rt
gort.' Il am a counsellor of the Supreme c urt
Of the State Of New York. reterattd the attorney.
'Dat makes noting tifferent,' said the inyetefae
Justice well then, said the baffled awyer,esup
pose show TO your Honor that l am counsellor
of the Supreme Court of the United States ~,
tom make pit peter replied he of the ermi.e
you amt counsellor Won de State Of New Jer-
sey, ,.und you CAN'T bracs indish gort.'f This ale
cison accounts for the tact that atNewJerseYs Iiiot
| in the United States! -,,.;t.s..J, 5,, s.,t.
On another occasion, the same dignitnry said 10
jury, ho had been lsteningto trial before him
of an unfortunate fellow for some offence against
| the State: 'Shentlemens OF her Shoory, stand lln
dis here Yellow dis brs at de par says he isyom
New York: now einks he pesa putcher-poy, ,and
and if he ish pucther-poy de triyes pigs troo de
shtreets ahd ven he triyes der plgs, kits oder
beeples pigs NIT dem vot he haf pefore: dafs WIT
call pig-shtealin Now, shentlemens, II ae Fel, @
low stheals pigs in New York; thinks he vii shteal
gov in Jersey, and 'derefore sink he be Cow
tief:und your shudgment s'all be kitty Vot yon
shallsay, shenslenens of de shoury3--sh he kitty,
oder not kilty7 Ifyou say9sh kitty, sends hun
to de Shtates Brison, mid dwo years. And he dig
send him! '-l'-s''
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