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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-09
7,sTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

- = &c MARkET ST, WHEELING, w.
V1HE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ncnts in the East fol the supply of Marble, and c1li'
temating the erection OF Steam works, he won invite
the attention of rchecs, Builders, and the public IN gen.
erll to the inspection OF his Stock consisting OF ltaai
Egytian Sienna and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities, which be sold lower than other establish
mcn in the west l.ososJ Nj ..fs. ri &. i.if5, ~.
Dealers would find Tito their advantage TO inspect his
stock before purchasing clsewhete!t - d.
His work is done in most elaborate style, and lie
would invite the attention OF purchasers TO examine his
Satuary and other carved work. Monuments Gem
oaPhs Tombs, Head and foot stones %c and Grave yaIi
tiles supply this WORK considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country. 10 .t.s a
Please give me cali and examine my work ~. Irt
HEf7 so fTh1a- " Est MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
tEH4 b.H5Fuup VJnMarble Mason and Vault Builder.
oc1-Aso Calcinel Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
CASTS and odels and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices, y ll-,1l, -, ~. d.
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90 Cincinnati EKydropatl,ic Or .
.Water Cure Establishment.

rI, above Institution is orcn the reception Of
@ S69. five miles s n 6om hs .nf e
tom Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad In the rear and at
the distance from the Miami IN me on,, Ieh en-
benefits Of the Institution: t, = ~, ~ -
nis more pleasing variety Of scenery than itself
before the traveller all The way rom Gnennan 70 The
beautiful beyond description 10 -, -. -.
Tic new large and beautiful Ediee displays the taste
of the artist glance The neancss and elegance Of the
interior combined with the numerous attractions which
themselves to the esnnGa % @ l1 10
siyc the Rooms spacious and inviting, where the invalid
Hsa S Rdos fs veil
and neatly urshedi the Bath Rooms ample and com
being % nstuon there
ymnasium Hail. seventy fyr icct long, wheIe patients
@ nase s2 an hesh;S Springs which nr
nsh the water this establishment are clear pure soft
ssss so so 5 ahsy sn
are for healtaaness purity
not think OF more desirable place. for those seeking
pE having had much experience in the treatment
or dscase many bcgs leave to inform the public
nc Is Mss who
years. her attent to the treatment
So saton at asA
female department Prolaysus Utc1 with its train
hsh IS the energies and destroying the
uness large portion of the fair will be treated
a as s ny We
the attention ladies', as in all cases we shall eSpeet
perform perfect cure. le-Fp- rlr5i+tit '.1H
Persons visiting the Cure by way OF the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Raiiroad will at the Carthag
station Patients requested TO bring two comforts
bles two Blankets Sheets, six towels anu
oiantity or old linen, suitable for bandnges. ic lU
| TERMs-The tern for Board. Medical Services anu a
weekiy Extra attendance will subject the patient to a
extra charge. somo deduction will be made to those Wh
ton Transient persons will be charged two dollars pc
From three to Ave dollars win be charged for the frs
examination. .9I.s1a
rof i." ia' 'no' @ TPEAsE M D.-esJHt
la 'aEI1oduiH ssp sdne9 Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage Hamilton Co.. Ohio. All 10 .51fai angI4-
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

- (succEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. X CO.
Importers md whoIesnic dealers i'm Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, sc. &
No. 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. tsA
AVlNG purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus &c, OF the firm of James PAUL would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
generally All goods warranted. LfpfETs.1 EgLtl
retiring from the Drug business take pleasure In
recommending TO favorable consideration our successors,
Messrs Kes CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that former customers, and dealers generally, will
ceive that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage.
PAULL& co.
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Gi rsooEs, STATIONARY, Variety G Gods, &c.
TINE thankful for the liberal exte
ed to him. begs to reques. the attention OF purchaser
to his present large and selected assortment consist
ing Of School, Medcal, Theological Historical ana MI
books, Wall and window Papers. and Variety Gooass.
To Merchants Teachers. School Trustees and otEei
wishing to purchase in quantities., every nducemcnt WI
be offered in prices and icrnls q;
Rags taken in exchasr for in cash at the hghe
b. TIilsbsiiiabrI .s,ii9nJoHN H.; THOMPSON. .
Aqg 21-tn D OF liGa 81 tuods 81 MonIoe s.leeet.- e-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-09
New Music Store.
Sign of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 100
------ lIuin S1rcct.

-as- q j. FICKIESON would respectfully n.
to the citizens OF Wheeling and vi
4 eJ II 7cinty, that he has Just opened new and
u elegant establishment for the sale OF Niolms,
Guitars violinceos Flagolets, Flutes Flies, Accorde-
ons, Banjos, and Tambornes. Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing .,.-- .-r,, =, .,. .=I .B Ia.
Songs Duets, etc. aud tho very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. ~ .uC gG- 49,. %
Clnronets Reeds Tuning Folks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tall Boards
EuSs for Violincelo and Violin. '' @Ht'.a - 10
\. Kccers Furniture Polish. for rcnoyatng yarnshed
Fur iturc such Pianos Cabinets Steam Boats
descriptions of Furniture. ....y, b. .....,.. r...
Also for sale by the Agent Klchcr, Ptsburs Pianos
the first best manufacture in the United States such
us Nunns and Clarks square Panos j. B. Dun.
hsms allet and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &c.
Agent the make OF Carhardt and NecdlsaHs Patent
Meodcons If a 4if 1AHbly ~ NHgN.tNi' 'HI ll f+t
Accordeons and all kind OF musical instruments repaired
az II lowest prices. ,.t.s-H H+r, .f..+grfg IT.
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: - . y - - :
Spiced Vinegar.

Sp1Ced vinegar. %aF ,tffiA trd;
In the winter OF al, while residing in NeR
Orleans a youth, who stood almost five feet elcren
and three quartersin stockings, and hailed from
somewhere up the Wabash,h was invited byH
friend to dine at the same house where u was
boardinpssus8l III .5hfiJcd oe 10Th lfsrtH T1a
sHiThis was the tHoosiers frstrvisit away from
home, and he told his friend who was in the pro-
ducel business, and had purchased his cargo ot
corn, as they tookt their seats at the ta6i that ne
expected he would show him all the sghtsiin
town as he wanted to let all bthe folks at home
lknnv,, alinut it jilgad Iva lui qp sseuGH Sdf
lnU The servant brought plate of soup; and OBJ
serving the gentleman nearly opposite put conSld-
erable catsup in his dish, our yHooser pointed toa
bottle of pepper-sauce, and asked lis -neighoot
a,"Spiced vinegar ''lwas the reply. ~ ieH.i SGs
.sWal sspose yer 'b'ige feller hby !handin1it
along" DIR 81 y fa.a 9.a y 81 Hoe@ slyt tsu.
The Hooser took the bottle and commenced do.
sing it into his soup; but the sauce did not flow
very freely, he took out the cork and at the same
time observed to his friend 30 40 '-Su' e ~
|faF"Kinder close folks yer stoppin' with, toput
such plaugy little hole in that to prevent fel-
lers takin' much Of the stuff, 'spose It comes
high, don't it7" ...,-.,.,,.s .,,irp
Efu into his soup and taking it ful together with
several peppers, and put 1t INTO ms NOUN: sipe
next instant he spouted the contents of his spoon
across the table intoa French gentleman's bosom.
land bawled out4i49 siiit5 ~ '9ea's 't.' ss..t
IftlaWater!i! Water! Snakes and wildcats, gise
me some water! Pm all a1irep, 10 A2caa slo'isa
dS"By gar, sairp, exclaimed the Frenchnian, ina
rage, Jumping up from, the table, you have spoil
ed nv shirt, my vest sair. Spoil everything satf
Bypar,1 shall see about this sarg' phsiI S-,.sss
lDIn the meantime the Hoosier had seized pheti-
er Of water, and had taken a tremendous drangkk. k
Setting down the pitcher he eyed the Ffene hma
for moment and then
bum my in'ards .ou.for youd Dryer shirt94ysr
mean cussl Come down-to the boat ana IN give
|YoIf oneof ininenIno sh! ,9GI " 2assI ,s2sft
& It was with much Guilty that the HoossEs ;
friend could allay the Fssnshmans e fsge asa Ia
Vieeaf% vas by-word. and sufficient to setas
whole table in Toar--A o. sDeita.rstisa12 ne
GJAn unknown post in WI writing M sonnet e ill
m;strrss' thus describes the harmony Of her voice:
'i1iA sweet tornado swept along her tongue, t2i
And howled melodious gales where'etshe sung
MA drunken fellow recovering from danger
ousillness. was asked whether he had notI BEEN
aatS mo said he. asonry afraid 81
Ieai iIETzeI ihIpa 2isIsYs.' DEB ''!Sii S-Shnf
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CLEyELAND AND PrTTSBURG RAIL
sI9iTbf5E cif VI hshdiR OAD.yr 2IiWu!tut sHi
lS no. ~ Ii u - 80 80 60. -

E@ssSH u a SsI yas q tssG ssssesaG
NsN and after Wednesday Jnns 10th, 1872 Passenger
~ Trims daily, (sundays excepted as foowsi
sa ssohs M iep
p Train for RsSes n ss9pgng Ri st all way stations
Leaves WesYilie Al 1885 F. II. Express Train
with the following lines to wit, At Hudson, with tho
RSverna With wara's Line or Fcnr Horse Coaches for
Warren, Alanee with the Ohio and Pennsyya Rail
Road Bayard with hacks Dover New Philadelphia
AF FOR $40 A. NJ. Express Train,
.iesant side wheel steamer for Pittsburgh
and landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
Gle 2ciana to Pittsburgh. by Ohio and Penn
sylvania Railroad, $500 tliFt. ii=l'T . 80 L-i.' ~
from Cleveland Pittsburgh, by way of Wesvc,
Passengers arc tieketed through and their baggage is
shfssfa shHGskf cypress train
Cleveland connects at With the sPIenSed side
Wheeg the intermediate landing, and arriy
Ing :! ss eysalng s44sss Train connects
with the aboye steamers Welsvle; with the OHIO
and railroad and at Hudson with
Passenger leaving pittsburg at y oclodk, A. N and
Wheeling ate O'Clock A. M will, take the 1874 Ex m
time to connect with the Lake Steamers for New York,
Also for Toledo Detroit Chicago Racine, hiilwauke,
and the entire North West Z! I...l -. -. = ~ =,
Passenger WHEELING or ,h. !, In III
evening and on the following night can be In New fork
Chicago. sthooJ s9. 9, ~ :. L.,..,.,
a. NJ, at Hudson with the Akran Branch Raj
reaches TO ah .hS
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South ~ no lii.un ~,
% ths Expess
Cincinnati and Columbus at and with the Akron
branch Railroad at Hudson .,,,,,i ~. ~. H
4 # & P. RR.OrFtoE,} 1A ia JohN DGhANp.;i
Cleveland. June IA. '52 ,gE4! superintendent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-09
GEORGE MENDEL.
: 10 No 15A, Main Street, ,sGe

gr.Es4 ugeJ 1rIe WHEELING YAatl %! lit.--r.g s.!
r S now receiving LARGE LoToF CARPETS. RUGS,
j. MATS AND MATING: Alse, Table and Floor Ole
assortment Of Furnate OF every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates Vcnan
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Yaneers, Varnish, Haireloth Curled Hair
Spring. Sacking BOTTOMS, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
eet all ofwhch will sold at the lowest prices. ani
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iARTIFICIAI TEETH. 91
% DRUGS, MEDICINES,

ChemIoaIS,l lPerfumery, &C., &c.
T III. CRUMRACKEIi would announce to his
ed the interest OF Tic Senior In he business
conducted under the firm OF J. Cruneaeker Son, he
will continue the at the old stand No. IT5 Main
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit e0ntiu.
anee Of the patronage befaly bestowed old firm
He has just returned from the Eastern cities, and Is now
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals, Pernmery, Fancy articles, &C., all OF which
purchased eer strict inspection and with
scrupulous regard purity OF quality, and now offered
to the public tho reasonable terms. H Gs Tyr.
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5sWM. COWDENr 8

DAGUERREOTY GALLERY.
A G. PARTRHDGE invites attention TO his Da,
"A. guerean Rooms, and Apparatus, the result
of experiences md close application Con
dent combines in his establishment all tho
improvements which time and proper proven
valuable, ptomise TO produce Lkenesses combining
all the beauty and perfection which has yet been attained
by the daguerrean process. lIIJyEz 1 aflrG ll4.U
For the attractive commodious style in which his
rooms fitted up he invites the public to call and
inc themselves. His Cabinet of Specimens always
open inspection L1s H' ~ -ils sal 81 ~ 'a}iHt
Lkcnesses taken in all kinds OF weather, sngy, In
groups; Also post kenesses taken at short notice.
wcliscleccd stock OF mate plates,
cases, ockcts, &c, always hand and for sale. @
# Rooms. No. 36 Monroe ST, near the Post oTees
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; 7IoTo Country y Mer ohtaants.

NTRaS.S. KNOX having withdrawn from the. firn,'c
MI McClalen, Knox & Co., the remaining partners hay
associated with them Mr. Chester Knox, tbrothet Or
s. Knox long and known the trading publ
assuming the atyle OF McClalens and Knox.
Theywould respectfully inform their old oers 6h
long and and all other dea
ing from the 10th last oSepte mber sH9ssa col
Having selected with the greatest and bougl
Boots ard Shoes they hold out inducements in qual
and prices superior to any ever offered in the market y
exhibit their STOCK them nprces earlessl
chaengnga comparison with the markets of
Philadelphia q fsep31 NICOLA LIENS & KNOB
81 sis-aaiid Cow Feed,Iie9 h9ai 2 aiiS
"A SUPPLY or 1,ran. Short just received ny O. I
n 1uy3l J. THoBURN, fai Market SQnarc
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TODD, g. pENOl,

LAT THE WELL KNO WW STAND, ,gr.,
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End o|
TFtta E',a no. q Market Square, ~. 20; -
RE now opening an unusually large stock OF Fall and
great care and manufactured at the best workshops
Philadelphia and New England expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade. To regular customers and all
others who may favor with call. offer you goods
which guarantee equal nquay Of material and work
mznsip, to those in this of the
United States. 900 TODD & DEVOL.3
Wliocling, Sep 2i 1852
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mericans, Pntronizc Kour own Manu-
. ta- 10 I-Zt 20 . faetures.i - y '!t' D. IT. ''
!. Nv Whaelincl Silk E,antnrv

A MERICAN SILK, manufactured Into superior and sub.
stantii articles OF the various fabrics in at
GIII,S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious in such matters invited to call and
the process of manufacturing and those wishing to pur
chase silks, wholesale retail be supplied
NJ. M.adams', $, Forhs A. O. FaIehiid,s. Marsh & Tay.
Rehardson,s Furnishing Ware House. No. fig, Main
Street. Cncnnat o.! S!iA 'AlI!.1s t.-Il tiA :
Our Fabrics are wnented pure Silk. and have
the HIGHES PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
manufacturing, and stock lis large and seasonabe
oompaii many yslst satns yesngs, dress
silks fringcs cravats handkcrchies, or wEitc black,
plaid, figured and printed all the newest styles made OF
besttwined Silk twed and pla Also, Shirts drawers,
and half hose Tor gentlcmen.n 81 sIus in liIr soy lf
Pase call and patronzc this important branch OF Amer.
ican variety oisiiks prompt.
ly executed. ~" - 20 rt' -..'- -. - i't .'-t
Merchantable Cocoons and Reeled Silk bought. . s
49, .5.- AZ .r., ..r5s-.r-.. .f JOHN w. GIL
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9Fl 9TFloR 81 AAiGc5crions.s, AAiGc5cr,ionss AND x II {, CIGARS.

TCBACCOsiyAkEAi " T1eIe ~ p. p. iL2.g
THE undersigned has opened his stock Of snpenI a
near Market Alley where will be found oil the ehoit
Brands OF Tobacco Snuff and Glars OF which shs olloS
CaIadorea Piana,ess frinePse Half Spanish kentus
Common Gisars: aaToBACco, arg .sGid0 ot19
'Russsr ana Robinson's, rants, DSon's, Jones ar
Hudaonss oAi - fs7l.-.. LIZ ~ iAi t"AP .1ilI
90: % 4sas ion II d SNUFF. 5dt lg 5iaie ta,os.5
Ea Rappe Congress- Maeouba, Scotch, Gut and DTy r.
The undo iees thankful for iayors hsretof9re
slowed and would respectfully solicta portion OF publ
pamSnasSa .deaaen,a ,-+ ~, ,i, 81, WIZ, H. HowsR
Dupout's Powder. tfiRii,3 g,.t
JaHE aubscriber has the seney for the above fowde
IL and has full supply OF all qualities on hsnd
spg2i. sii u u .daEo.naa..1..l Wy
ta 10 si'!snsa iiyyrne,s DIedieincn. sJttl .ta
II HAVE The Agency for DR. Jayne,s ediones. and v
hafruiah Druggists and others on liberal Terms
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CITSYaBUSINESS.
CoPPERI TIN, q sHfiET IRoN wAls .

COIaPER3 TIN, & sIIKET lIKON WA IL I:
i6i iaHHniJE Manufactory.ilaH 2.'F
TIIANKBU for the liberal patronage heretofore
2sS bestowed Tonim the subscriber would respectful.
to the above named articles in
ali their variety OF which he has hand good
He also keeps on hand cooking stoves OF The most ap.
proved patterns for coal and wood, ~ So, ,.50
Job work will continue receive his partcular
and be executed with prompiness and In style that will
please the most lastidious ugdi nd y. p Vi ruf
aug2i ti.,1sjyy -s{l1gg E5rARNEY, no. $. Main ST.
I .tt!l -. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. '1 ..'
,r,.,,,---, .--Y,E DR. s. p. HULElHEN Office No 1871
Fonrth street, the Pres byte rian church,
~ Manufactures Teeth ccxpnfssly FOR each par.
1-IlIIytieular1 case. Full setts of Teeth, or any
parts Of setts made with artificial Gums The Gum is
made in one continuous or solid piece The cost is the
for teeth with or without gums ""liSS sa' a''ta %
Full sctts teeth made fom S75 to $3.50 sert, small
sc,ts from 50 to s. Tooth. tue g,id, at 1yr;d.
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By-tbe- by, knick., see that your lteIary csfy
! temporary Of teThe Times" has talked about yU,,
in print; and among other atiinbe things said Hi,f
you, the "little red nose always in your buttoh
hole" comes in for passing alusiono Now, ,1,lid
it never strike you that the color was alogetherjin
Concentration 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 a lover of that house, upon presenting
white rose to his mistress Of the .sHouse Of Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

r,o,.,,y between ua Mis- Gamble again lef for
The Conrent and returned 10 Pans Ia few days re-
eeiyed letter her COURIER who was deep In ner conu-
deuce satiug that she plugged In detection and fegrt
ting bitterly the failure OF our marriage ms aocnmsnts
ed In the report OF the trial unhippIy decasd
xtho Taught TO see her again. The rest Is pretty well
kDc~n. rxs:-
hav. only few words 10 on the seqresahon OF MIS-
Gsb r sorne twelve hours IL admitted by her IN
ore com, Ns when way apartment IN snoa,
Tho courier sloved her the address, iOns "a "a hdndcr
mo which he " she instantly recognized By her smiling
A. se did not nYp back the courier supposed that she ex
rfe,ea 10 meet During the sequesr2tlon, Mss Gamble
so Omitted that she her dinner and supper, which
PROC Of anqu state Of mind After the seQuestratlon-
sst mid isht offered escort Mis- Gamble back TO her
nnar.s-the Coix de Nate bat she PROPOSED - 60 to
some nearer hotel and passed the night a. the Couronne
de Fer returning her lodgings the following morning
Could se possibly give testimony OF her confidence
ia nv prutecton You will End this fact IN the report De-
fore mentioned In justice Miss Gam Die should ADJ tsA
she intended my prosecution.
Since the trial she has declared to the American Cons
that she urged BY inueicious friends and deeply T
only guilty Of innocent farce The promise OF mar
mage drawn mp BY Miss Gamble at my apartment vas o. no
legal value whatever Ny sentence Is considered IN Uenoa
much too severe and this opinion shared BY
whose sympathy would do high honor 10 quote Inc
honorable President of the Tribunal the ChsVaneI a
should not be encouraged and deemed 1t his duty TO apply
the law. , ,..; 4. :,
the nercifu dspostops Of the Sandman Gov n1ent In
Conclusion LET me beg for Miss CANDLES sake, that her
friends will not seek proong this sad discussion Iney
seek TO diminish the provocaiion received Five times
abandoned my sD and Miss Gamble who ndu ed me-
A. often TO renew itride her letters Need say more
am etc HENRY WIEoFf.
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" Some time since we published the
account Of Mr.. wkoa's proceedings which con.vpes
"son in Genoa, and il Is but fair to give him the
"" up his own statement OF the matter.
privilege Of rnss'ns - ~
which Is Us iolows
.Ycu have given the currency Of your y.
tended journal 10 statement copied fron The Losaon
Daily NsTs touching my luckleSs couItship oi Miss 4.
z. Gamble, which Is replete with misrepresentation.
Ny vaoiea,ion Is necessary but II Is difficult indeed,
10 exonerste myself without seriously comoromisn.
that lady. Near month since, received an earnest
enutsty, through the American Consul here that
would spare her name from public comment. lreally
consented, on condition that was not publicly assleJ
Sore inudlcious friend Of hers has broken fe truce
but viii endceyor to be Discreet sni certainly no, Vim
d:ctive,
Miss Gamble made every possible esort TO suppres.
In the rpors oil my iis such details preudcial
b her may therefore, trly stake my cefense anins,
the srsafioss of her friend upcn that ~
port % published and Of witch forward TO you cow
appears therein that had Mss CANDLES permission
% follow her 20 Boulnemoath In April last when |
passed days in her pleasant society. Furthermore
chat came London IN Nav ensuing upon her isi;s
tion where had constant iH,eryiaws with her during
week, In the evening, well "a ia the daytime; the
bxoke OF my stten lions r the second ne ana resned an
her Numerous letters To my surpse, she wrote to lie
again aer her departure for the Continent telling her
dreams. sod sdvlssns me not 70 marry any one se refer
10 pat end TO this tedious coquey, joined Der in
Switzerland TO know her tna intentions passed week
With Mis- Gamble III, Hotel de rAucls at oaehy whcre
che gave her hand but not IN the ridiculous
lated in the Dass Nsas At her request spent another
week with her az the Hotel de Berg Geneva where
euped the saloon mo icl osster. IL Necessary
sdd more Mr. Editor 10 show that Miss Gamble AFTER such
extreme intimacy nj only her hand which sAe
did bali dozen times cay but that she fulfil her
pledge Our marriage would have taken place In Switzer-
land but Miss Gamble densndcd that should first sign
On document In London all right and tiils TO
properly ard 70 which instantly agreed Thsi Iny answer
- the eanmny Of aiming AZ her fortune
1pe cary part OF October agreed upon for meet
re LonSea % marry and afterward received letter
oem Mis Gamble naming the 9Th Of that month for
cur rsndexvsus NJ. Gamble arrived on the 9Th, and
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