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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
SELECT VARIETY.
@ From the Carpet Bog.
. U r D E R.

D. n l."
Ii, when De Quincy put forth his essay on the
art of murder, he had any idea OF the immense pro-
gIeSS 1t to make in these latter years. he would
have deferred the publication OF 1t to his old age
The art needs society now, as then, for its en-
| couragement; it has grown out of its swaddling
clothes, and stands forth alone. ssnS
Time has wrought marvellous changes in it
Formerly the artist of an interesting murder was,
sooner or later, hung; now, Somnambuhsm, SELL
defence, or "there's no body TO blame" satisfies
| the gallows In the murders now a-days there is
generally want of delicacy of execution and see
mic effect, but that is compensated for by superior
grandeur and submity, steamboat explosion
with loss of hundred lives is superior in these
last qualities to murder of widowed father with
| a dozen children with n bludgeon or broad-axe.
To be sure, there many artistic murders IN
the old style, (vide daily papers,) but those are
merely exceptions. But the principal difference
between the murders now and then consists in the
interest excited by the victims OF to-day.
Who would not rather make his exit at the rate
of forty miles an hour i'll crashing ral-car than
| at the hands OF bungling amateur with jack
knife, suffering you to live perhaps fortnight
Just imagine too, how consoing 1t must be 10 think
as you are dying in the alter alter steamboat ex-
ploson, TO know that your boat is hall mile ahead
of the other, and that, # nothing had happened
you would have got to port fifteen minutes sooner
| than your rival! .g.las7l.h ,1lti IEt4ni
Another difference between the past and pres
ent consists in what constitutes an interesting nur
| der. Formerly the deSlueratl WERE that thcie
should be two or three persons under peculiar cir
cumstances and it was import ant thatthey should
be of good standing in society, and with large IA
miles. Now murder Of only two OF thrse per
sons is matter of scarcely any interest, except 10
the t'itelns mem of city papers. One OF twenty
five or thirty makes respectable paragraph in the
news sheet; one of one 10 Two hundred, with sew
era persons of note, lterat, statesman, &C.. &c.'
may be called masterpiece. 1t is fortunate Tor
lovers of art that there are plenty oil master
pieces. sa ~. a- au1
| There is another phase of the art a good many
persons have little respect for science that they
prefer to remain in this world of care rather than
be part Of the victims of an interesting murder.-
Such opinions, however foolish, are bound to be
respected !; and if splendid murder increase in the
next decade as they didin the last, the time Will
soon come when, for the safety of those aforesaid
selfish persons, laws will have to be passed to reg
ulate them. Restrictive, not prohlbltory laws; ior
I firmly believe that the pursuit OF no branch OF
science can be prohibited. llI5q aI.B Igs9 u. j.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
New Music Store.
sign of the e:rccinu Trigomun, No. 1919
Inin

.-rr-1 j. FICKIESON would r-.iuly an.
T-f-T T-I,uounre TO the citizens .: Wheeling and vi
i Is y 1einity, that he has lust olenca ncM and
Il = elegant establishment for the sale OF NiOliis.
Guitars, VolincciIos, Faro,cts Flutes Flies, AcGo'uc
ons Eanios, and Tamborincs BRASS Instruments Tic
first and hest make.
Instruction all kinds OF Instruments and Tor
singing. al. =,
newest Songs Ductts etc, and the best Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings a..
Ciaroncis Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards.
Bows for Violinccllo and Violin
A. klehcrs Furniture Polish for rcnovliinE Vanished
Furniture suchas Pianos Cabinets, Steam E0ais or any
descriptions of Furniture. I . -,
Also sale by the Agent for kchcr, Pttsimrs fian"s
first manufacture i'll the United States such
Nunns and Clark's grand and square Pianos, H. Dun
h.ns, Allcn's celebrated l'nston Flames NC
Agent the make Of Carha'tlt and Nccdhais ratcht
Melodcons. ....-. ...
ccordeons and all kind OF instruments repaired
a. - t,,ricr III II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner Nlnin md Quincy Streets,


WHEELING, VA
TJ,HF hn wing greatly and
plctcd their extensive establishment. are pcpa Ell 10
public with every variety OF work IN their hne
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including lenders, Gum
fronts, fire iron stands &c, ovens common ro1Eu
and straight barred crates. .- t'f ..H
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including newest and most improved coal and gSoou
stoves Franklin balloon cannon, ten plate Keel boat
bachelor, Chamber and paror stoves IRONS ID 10 W
Hollow in ali its branches Sugar kettles OF Va
sizes everything in the domestic line Wholesale
and retail. .ITL ir-...- .a.... = .l. Z.
Mill gearing boat and saw mill castings Our extensive
assortment OF patterns our long en-
pcrence in this line OF business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant TO expect continuation oi
custom in this part business Wind MILL hay scale,
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon castings
PLoUtifIS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS
furnish the patent lever, patent NIL
side Crane Iin Hornet, Snider, NC We have also Sc
cured at This fine he exclusive right to manufacture of
GlST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improvcd
implc nlenis III EARNING at tic present day. .t IL
iron rails and tcnciD cemeteries. houses. gardens
verandas &c Por,er,s improved graduating iE'ycrc or
irovc have the patent right for several cons
ties, this IRON and can exhibit
United ArmOry &c,as possessing qaiitie:
for facilitating the Blacksuths labnrs which no other
possesses Window caps. consos, &c In short every
thing our line business Sad irons with fancy staEds
scrapers porch feet vault cellers window and sewer
gratngs, &c Wrought iron nall, anu Spikes o INC oes
quality and at the lowest prices
tCJsPersons wishing to purchase in our line, wholesale
retail will please call All orders from tho
country will be carefully attended to and punctuay filed
Scrap iron purchased at market prices
augoi HAMILTON & ROC ERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

rJNIE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
nicnts East for the supply q; Marble, anu con
tcmpaiins the erection of Steam works he w0ulG invite
the attention of Architects builders, and tho public In gci
cTa to the inspection his stock, consisting OF Italian,
Eytian, Sienna and other Marbles o! Inc nest
qualities which can sold lower than other establish
Incnt in the west.
Dealers would find il to their advantage 10 inspect MS
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is in the most elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention OF purchasers TO cSaminc his
stock OF Stntlry carved work Monuments Cen
oars Tomhs Head and foot stones Nc and Grave var,
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior fc
tiles supply this at considerable lower prices thai
any other establishment i'll the county.
Please give Call and examine my work;
MICHAEL ]. R0lIAN-
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
uz.Also Calcnei Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models Marietta Grind stones warranted
al the lowest trade prices. ~. Na %. bin. i?u-
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ln,cricnns, Pntrouizc Your own Man
fncturcs. .nt.I |... .....
Wheeling Silk Factory.

L MEXICAN silk, manufactured into superior AMI sub
n san,il articles the various fabrics now in al
ellis SILK FACTORY; Main Street Centre Wheel
ing The in such matters invited to call ai see
the process OF manufacturing and those wishing 30 Pur-
chase Silks wholesale cth be supplied on reason
abc -crnrs GI's adjoining tho Factory Or nj y.
NJ adams, Forbs', 4 o. Fairchilds. Marsh " 1ay-
lor's and W. ieiskill's, Wheeling Na and at James
ST. GET Cincinnati, O.
tho HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute
phiI,iclnha and Ohio Statn Fair. We constantly
and stock is now large and scasonahlc,
comprising many varieesvelvc;s saiins. vestin 'cs
siiLg finpcs cra.ats handkc 'chic of white. black,
plad figured and pinc all the newest STYLES, made q"
best txined silk twcd and plain. Also shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen.
Please call and paronize this important branch of Amer
lean manufacture every variety oisks prompt
~ executed.
' JOHN W. G'.i.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
Man Must Die---Theory to the
Contrary Notwithstanding.

The most extraordinary, however, was MT. R.'
celebrated for occupying many hours every morn
ing in shaving himself, an operation, all Inc acct
dents of which generally, in thus country AVOID,
by the precaution of trlsting tito! Others The
process, however, of Mr., R, who never contided
in barber, was this. He lathered and shaved one
side OF his face, then read passage IN IhucyddeS
Then he lathered and shaved the other side, READ
another passage and bega,, again ; and so on ad in
fntum, oruntl somebode came in and dragged nm
out His notions, however, were more extraordi-
nary evea than his habits He used to contend,
and did that at night, that man having been created
immortal and having onty lost his Immortality by
the knowledge of good and evil, it was in reality
only the fear engendered by that knowledge which
caused him to decay, or die. In vain gray hairs,
shriveled skin, defauting teeth, warned nm oil the
fraglity of himself and his hypothesis; he still
maintained dogmatically, that unless man were fool
enough to be afraid there would be no occasion for
him to die at ALL He actually carried his doctrine
to the grave with him for during another visit TO
Cambridge, many years after, heard the close of
his strange history. Feeling himself somewhat
feeble, he went, several years after saw him, to
reside in Richmond, near London, where ifthe air
is delicate" There chronic disease under which
| he had been long laborng, assumed serious form,
and the friends and relations persuaded him to send
| for aphysician. The physician tlvlng no heed 10
his notions regarding corporeal immortality, pre-
scribed for hun sagely, but without effect. The
disease went on undiminished, and it became ne
cessary to inform him that his life drawing TO an
end JHl.iI.fF I;.iI ITO t,nt ma, 49, l.I;.,5f
,de Fiddesticks ends" said Mr.. R. ---, Life has
no end, but in consequence Of fear. am not the
least afraid in the world and hang me if die, in
spite of you all. Give me my coat and hat, John;
Twill 20 out and take walk"
+ !, "By no means,n cried the doctor. "You will
only hasten the catastrophe my dear sir, before any
| of your affairs are settled.''
a;" Why, sir, you, have hardly, been able to walk
across the room for this fortnight You will never
get half way up the hill," said his faithful servant
sir, YOU are at this moment in dying. state"
said the provoked doctor. l,il0 4sI gg.il
Ha"K will soon show pou,'' cried Mr.. R, and
walking to the door in his dressing gown, without
his hat, down the stairs he went, and out into the
busy streets Of Richmond. Fora hundred yards he
tottered on but then he fell upon the pavement,
and was carried into pastry cook store where he
expired without uttering one word, even in defense
| OF his fayorite theory.-Harper. .t- 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12

r ocnI and Trn Yelling Agents Wanted for
Popular and Useful Books Just published CAlaF0R-
MA ILLUSTRATED including description OF the Pa
nama and Nicaragua routes with iS subcrh Tinted tho
graphs, 32i pages, Svo price 81 This work., by j. NJ
let's has been adjudgcd by the unanimous voice OF tho
most elaborate, practical ana intensely IN
tcrcstns volume has yet been written upon this golden
theme Since the publication OF Stevens Journal OF
els no work has appeared that has created such thtln
II is pre- eminently practical and
with incidents OF the amusing character In the IAN
agc o. ono OF the city editorials is perfect daguerrc
nj nc of California taken by the light OF MONDAY
Also DR. Bcachs great work on Medicine, The AN l:kl-
GAN pRAC TICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, euU ?H.
pes 900 cngra Wings Svo, sheep; price Dr. teach ~ at
The head Of the eclectic practice in this country uc was
be demand that eighteen thousand copies OF tfs work
were printed iii edition. Also Dr. u u Hanmond,s
,ynrk on the same principles ofpracticc, MEDICAL IN
FORMhTION FOR THE MILLION, or TRUE GUIDE
70 HEALTH 1omo., cloth, 52S pasesi prcc 81 Go cloth,
ef naner coyers;i fourth thousand Also, WOMAN 1i
HER VARIOUS -contoiring practical roles
for american females, their con'ct in the detail OF
every domestic duty; royal 1smo red CLOTH ustrated
@ price G3 cents This work should be hais
LADY, especially the youEg Such "a Its popularity
nearly thousand corss have been sold IN the re-
zion of New York alone within very few moths ~
Orders for above .vertisr with cash or postage
,ns accompanying. vii. he promptly filled, prepaid to
any par A. dH Ire ROBERT r YOUNG,
CSncrossor to VIM Hold edged -
20 ~ -e... Nc. Zig Fulton street, New ORR CITY:
u-1sEdors 2ivirg this advertisement two or three IN.
e. tr.n N ~ iTr7f'l aug20-3t.
b.. o. ,s -sH o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
KELLS & CALDWELL,

(succEssoRs TO JAS. Fault & COZ
Importers and Wholesale dcuIcrs i'm Drugs,
Medicines. Chemicals, Paints. Oils, &c.
No. 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TAVlNG purchased the entire stock. fixtures chemical
arpa ratls &c. of the firm Of James PAUL. &c. ud
respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers and the julie
generally. All goods warranted.
retiring from the Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending to favorable consideration successors
Mcssrs Kells Caldwell and hesitation i'll saying
that customers, and dealers generally will
ceve that attention and accommodation which has earned
this well known house large share OF patronage
JAS. PAULI.N co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
To Country Merchants.

MR. s. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm, OF
vi McClaen, Knox Co. the remaining partners "a hase
so long and avorably known in the tradng public
assuming the style OF McClalens and Knox. . ,,o
81 long literally sustained them) all other deal
crs in Boots Shoes, that their Fall Stock Will be army
ing from the 10Th the last of September. .
Having been selected with the greatest care anu bought
cash. they atsr themselves that their Eau stook
and prices superior any ever offered in the 10
ed 10 eyhb their Stock post them
chalengnga comparison with the markets OF anu
Philadelphia. tsep3l ,McCLaLbENs * NINA,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
CLEVELAND AND PBTTsBURG RAIL
: ~ ~ ..5R ROAD. .r.r -a1 Eu.'
-, kss..t Essssssea 60 "a l-Il
E4sAS .kSiEgssa EsssssSa ess5hs;;s- EEs:EsSH

n n and after Wednesday, 10th, 1859, Passenger
Leave Cleveland at 9i0 a. NJ, Express train for Wells.
willie and intermediate stations; Oslo +. NJ, Accomnioda.
G4 R9Ienn at Zoo M Train
Cleveland stopping at al! way stations .aat Gov
Cleveland and inter mediate stations. -IIt H1rfa5
The 9:0 Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
with the following lines. TO wit: At Hudson with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahoga Falls, and Akron; at
avcnna with Wards Line of Four Horse Coaches lot
Warrcn Alliance with the Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA Rail
ioad at Rayard, with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
FOR PITTSBURG.-Thc oslo \. NJ, Express Train,
from Gle cland connects at Wcsvc with tho new and
elegant wheel steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh The same
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn.
sylvania Railroad. 81 LOO =.
Fare from Cleveland TO Pittsburgh by way oil
Passengers teketed through, and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via Wclsvile .;al
FOR WHEEL G.-Thc 9:i0 A. NJ. Express train fron
Cleveland connects at WeIIsyils with the sPenIed sic
wheel steamers, WiNchESIEm ana nnonMhn ioi
ing at Wheeling early the some evening nj. ,,
RETURNlNG.-i2:35 r. NJ Express Train, connects st
and Pcnnsy Railroad at iancc and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad. -,
Wheeling o'clock a. NJ, will take the 1885 r. NJ Ex
press Train Wellsvilic and arrive at Ceyelands IN
time to connect with the Lake Steamers ior Ne" YIN
via Dunkirk and Buffalo. 80,
'% Possenser rs lea wing WHEELING or PITTSBURGH in
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland The same
evening. the following night, can be IN New ork OF
The Train avins Ravenna at O'clock
NJ, connects at Hudson with the kran branGh kaii
morning EXPRESS Train OF the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad for the South y, in, r,o,,
IanI Mt :i0P NJ with the Express Train from
Cincinnati and Cleveland and with the Akron
| Branch Railroad at Hudson. ,o,,r nrp,,r, .ts
| r,ovei,nd lime IA, -. Superintendent. y
| Il. ...
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12

Nor s1ow.-An exchange tells q good story of
wae, who, to raise the wind, advertised that on
certain day he would crawl into bottle. large
audience collected to behold the feat when, after
getting all the cash into hisipocket and seeing
clear chance to make good his retreat the pertor-
mer came forward and apologized 70 the audience
for disappointing them. but said it was Impossible
enough! Immediately after this apology, he LETT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12

RooIss, Stationary, ynricty Goods, seo:ii
TIME Subscriber thankful the liberal patronage extern
him. begs to request the
ing of SCHOOL, Medical Theological Historical anu Sis
ccIancous Books, Plain and Fancy Statoha'E. aasI
books Wall and Window Papers, and variety Ioo.uss-
To Merchants, Teachers. School trustees anu otEGfS
wishing TO purchase in quantities. every ndueencnt VIII
be oIe red in prices and terms: an, ,,,...
Rags taken in cxca paid for in cash. at the highest
fa'es. John II. THOMPSON,
, q, ,r ''" 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &c, &c.
II. CRUlIisA CTkI:Is would announce TO his
friends public generally that having purchns
al the interest the senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm Of J. Crumbacker d Son, he
and would Tcspeclly solicit TO merit con.
uance OF the patronage bestowed on the old firm
He has lust returned from the Eastern Cities and is
opcnr an extensive and selected stock of Drugs and
Chemicals, Perumrry, Fancy articles, &c, all OF which
were purchased Ter strict personal inspection and with
crrulous regard purity OF quality, md offered
10 Tho public on the most reasonable terms Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
III, uvit es n e q his La.

G. PAKTIST Do. Z. Ilnvltes nttchtIOn 10 MS Uh.
n guerean Rooms and Apparatus, now the result Of
wears experience and close application TO the art Con
icn that combines in his establishment all OF the
improvements which time and proper tests have
yaia he promise produce lihenesscs combining
all beauty perfection which has yet been attained
by the DaEueri can process.
rooms fitted up he invites the public 10 Call and exam
inc for the Ills Cabinet OF Specimens always
oren for inspection. ...-... ..
Ikcucsscs taken in all kinds OF weather. singly in
rors; also post lkencsscs taken at short notice
-A well selected OF mate ralsChcmicals, plates,
cases, lockets. &c, always on hand and for sale .
Rooms, No. :s6 Monroe st., near tho Pos: Oniec.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
NUMBER 80.
POETRY.
Love.
Scene from Ingon,nr, the Bnrbnrinu


Scene from Ingon,nr, the barbarian.
IHu. And now, Par,henia, tell me
How that which you call love grows u the souli
And what love is; tits strange, but in that word
There's some hing like yondcr ocean-lathomesn
PAR. How shall say? Love comes my mother says
Like flowers in the night-reach me those violcs-
1t is flame single look will kndle, tz,1 tai Ist
Hut not an ocean queEch. 81 ~. ,5st .sf.ts
Fostered by dreams, excited bveaeh thought, TT ny
Love is star from heaven, that points the way ~ ~,
And leads US to its home-a little spot II f,s..
Incarths dry desert. whenc the soul my rest sg
a grain Of gold in the dull sand ofe- ..- ~ T.a
A lOretaste OF Elysiumi but when jH.4.ar .i,rF4
Weary OF this worlds woes the immortal gods -ta
Flew 10 the skies, with oil their richest gifts . . fl
Love stad behind sclfexilcd for m ms sakel ~ III
INu. never yet heard ausht SO beautiful I'D. r-.1E
But still comprehend Il not. "a. 81 Irr.ft . 5f.-
Par, Nor /: -..-.s -,
For have never felt IL; yet know I.,s. .r-z
A song my mother used to sins-an ancient song
That plainly speaks OF love-at least to me. ,s
How goes it? Stay
What love is, ii thou wouldst be taught, ~ "
Thy soul must teach alone
Two souls, with but single thought,
,.. Two hearts that beat as ono. 49,. .-a.N. ~
.y, And whence comes love? Like mornings light,
~ II comes without thy call;
And how dies love2 spirit bright, i--i
Love never dies at ALL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
GEORGE MENDEL.
NV IDff
WHEELING VA.

wEEELING VA.
r s no,y receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS,
| MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths widths, and Keeps constantly on hand arg
of Furnature every description. Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates Venltian
and TRANSPARENT Window Blinds ind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany VanecrsS Varnsh. taircloth, Gurcd Hair,
Spring Sackng Bottons and Mahogany Stair Rods,
ect all of which will sold at the lowest prices aug2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12

YANKEE PoLrrEsEss.- Yankee editor remark
ed, in political, article, that he would not call his
opponent liar but he mustsa that, II me eenIle
man had intended To state " hat was utterly false,
he had been remarkably successful in his attempt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
: ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

DIR. s. p. HULl.lfEN, Office No. 1871,
@TsJtto Fourth street. the Presbyterian church.
Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par.
'IJ-II Vticuar Full sets OF Teeth, or any
urrts of scts made with artificial Gums. The Gum is
made in one continuous solid ceethe cost is tho same
for teeth with or without gums
Full teeth made nom 500 Sloo sea-; small
colts from 80 TO So per tooth. r E A. tyr:d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12

+ MA vetern party man took up paper, and saw
at the head, Pierce and King; but not having on
mis- spectacles, read it Pierce fof hlngi ne!
wing le, says 30 che ism tnP for King, he's up
for President zIs.a g., H...,. s4,i4a,.l