Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-21
NEW REMEDY FOR Low SPIRITS.

| NEW REMEDY FOR Low SPIRITS.
The following anecdote, French in all its featu-
res is told by the author of the Paris letters II AS
semblce Nationale,' and quoted by 'plndustriel
| Calaisen: sst t.g. nj "a ..r...s,--r.g ..... 4
| Some days since, manufacturer happened to be
dining with magistrate. All the guests were en-
joyng the very lively talk of novelist, who also
| works for the theatre, and, by the way, works ex
| ceedingy we'll. That evening, he was full of fun;
| his witsparkled like discharge of fireworks. The
dinner went off like flash of lightning.
| When they had left the table, the manufacturer
took the novelist aside and, with bow, said:
| s.Ah! monsieur, how much you have gratiied me'
'Monseur. -ss5 ,..s-. 4,g5,t 5l. 4 .,..ll..y
lent, but did not expect to find you so amusing.
| But, monseurH - STayf
! Monsieur continued the manufacturer, my
wife is ndisposed.' 49,. ..+
'Ahn
For some time past she has been dulland out of
spirits. w oud you have the goodness to come and
| dine with Inc one of these days? Houwill amusG
| her. $3.50 -
you believe that l shall amuse your wife?'
ii do, indeed. Do GOMEZ
'Very well, monsieur; but, of course, you know
| the terms?'
The manufacturer stared at the novelist 'The
terms he repeated, like man who tries to under
stand what is meant.
Certainly,' replied the other, without hesitation;
! when i dine out-wth a.manufacturer-thats
| FIVE hundred francs.' 80 .,-..A' y.
'Ahn .FtsE Hn.s-
TO be sure! You manufacture chemicals, or
cotton goods, o: beet-Ioot sugar, or heaven knows
what. You sell these things and get your living
| by them; don'tyou?' ~ - 80
yes; but s'tA i*'fA' fS' = tt tsInits
~ continued the novelist, work my brains, and
1 live by what can spin out of them; that's my
| merchandise, you understand When gentleman
invites me to dinner to .anusehis wife, who is dull,
thatis six hundredfrancs.' bsfs stips.l'.nt'tS
what a!capital jokeP yIa Gtgga.I HOT,
iftaS n
low. i;h Licn' send me the cash and I will come IN
and divert her. ID
The dinner has not yet been reported. $50
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,REAEISe AND MowlSG MAclIlsEs.wT7iTIhee y, York
Express says 8 r-flf 'HTffrFE .se1rkiaIf
The result of the great trial OF these machines,
| which took place Geneva, N. ", IN July last
under the direction of commtte OF twelve gentle
men appointed by the State Agricultural Society,
was announced by them on Friday at the State Far
at Utica. The highestprize for 1.-the best mower
and the second prize as reaper, was awarded to
~ H. Mauny, Of illinois. There were twelve differ
ent machines in competition, among which were the
! celebrated McConnicks& Hussey's reapers. Maui
ny'S to have some important advantages over
all the Others which consist in the oil the
cutting apparatus and its adjustibilityito var
ious hei. hts of cutting, and also a very import
ant advantage seems to exist in the peculiar comb-
nation of reapng and moving machine pywmch
it is equally well adapted to both purposes; the
placing in or removing loose platform, being the
only change necessary to convert it from one to
another. 5gs'H -. ss 49, I
These two awards must, in our judgment, place
Mauny's machine at the head of mowers and reap /
ers on the present trial. The complnanon must
be especially valuable TO farmers who require a
machine both for reaping and moving, and we re-
gard it as great triumph that the best moving
machine is awarded to be the second best reaper,
beating McCormick's d Husseys, OF world re-
nowned celebrity. d u''f.eg'fN 20 .'s ys -