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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

. 90. GOODMAN s. co.
WHOLESALE DEALERstN
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEACHING PowDERs, FELTING, WIRE CLOTH, dc.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o. -
IA BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment In
the West orevery description. ,, n, Fl
Printing Paper all sizes Eng e amer, Tissue Faier'
Cora cOrd Medium & D'blo Ned. BIsttiIns ::
Rnyeiope Druggist
Plate and EthopTaph. Marble "
Manila, genuine. Glazed ana uL =,
Hardware Paper. S SlGth ..
Ham - cara
Match Box 90 Roofing pSPesr' preparede and
Shoe Wrapping Paper, all sizes
DRY Goods Z" Tobacco ="
Envelopes OfeveTy description, &c. &c
BOARDS.
Perforated BInders' bonnet Press Straw Boards.
Also, Agent for Eghtbody's SUPERIOR PRINTING INK,
Book, AND CoLoRED INK, DC.
Cards, and Card Boards.
RxTRG PAM FAcKD CARDs
ExTRA PEoPLE's g
PRINTERs'
sITlN suRvAcrD cARD BOAEDA
Ivory
u PRMTERs'
-r. SATIN BNANELED &c
PORCELAIN
PEIRL SuRFAcED CoLoRED CARD BoARps.
The above and Card boards manufactured eX
ressy and ola most beaut anu
insh they do not peel in working, and are Afforded at
ket and aslOW they can be purchased In the East
Dealers and consumers In Paper ana Carus arc res
pecuIy invited 10 examine our stock Auour goods are
received direct from manufacturers which enables Us 70
sells low not lower, than any other housein Inc west
0'Parer made to order.
AuE2f-tE.
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AdVioe.

yod troubled with cough pain in the breast or
il BnyAhetdon OF the LunGs-Use hrentlnser's Com
spUuGd SyTEp Of Boneset. -r
II you afflicted vita Rheumatism, have received
brues sprans. your hands feet frost bitten
ehapped-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle Lini-
mentI and
SLOrA yO1 be Affected with SoTOfuls, any disease
arising from npurity blood, tie iniudicous
Of mercury by an means BTentliBger's Fluid tx
tract Safeapdtilla and DlndeliOn. 81.
These remedies have been tried by hundreds and In all
cares have given satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy every other medicine in the cure OF these
eomRlninis, for which they arc recommended
BRENTLINGRR. 4 ARMSTRoNG'S
Apoibeeary, Monroe street adoinng the Mcclure House,
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100 a " ssl. y 2 8 so E5ii.....,
100 bags Rio cofeei
% tieTces rice:
10 boxes Is, los, and plug tobaecoi
90 kegs Virginia twist;
10 bags pepperJ
90 boxes ground pepperi
bags pimentoi
4 Dbl nutmegs;
1 case Caraca indigo;
Dbl. cloves
/ eask Levy, Garrett & Sons Scotch snuff
so bbls. No. 3 large mackeral;
% q med.
% small
so half bbls No. 3
10 quarters
90 kits
drums cod fish.
Received and for sale by
apr DoNLoN & MAXWELL =
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Bound to Shave!
TIE JAQUBs LEGoULTRE's celebrated warranted
RaZors. They shave with the greatest ease, and are
the best ever brought this MARKET Just received at
10 New Jewelry store. washington
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REMOVAL.
A M.ADAMS has removed his CLOTHING SToRE
{. n to the large Ware Rooms on Water street. second
door below Monroe street, where his will find,
us excellent assortment OF bic clothing, at
the cheapeSt rates. apo
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'1lnn hnoW ThyscI1."
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents
M Family should haze a Copy"


Hnnn COPIES sold in less than three monthA
OOSO new edition revised and improved just issued
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diseases treatise The symptoms and cure
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cribs is without exception, the most comprehensive
work published, the class OF diseases OF
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itself the OF its readers it is free from all OBJ
ectionabe natter parent however iasdious, car
object placing II In the hands Of his The author
has devoted many years the treatment OF tho various
complaints treated OF, and with TOO little breath 10 pull
and 'too little presumption to impose he has offered to
the world at the merely nominal price OF % cents, the fruits
OF some twenty years most successful practice -eG!d
NO teacher or parent should Dc inc
PAIN modification and to the youth under their
charge .'-PeepLe's Adroeate
eTs Medical Manual gays: Thousands thousaSG=
youth by evil example and the influence Of the pos
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their poscry. The constitutions OF
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down. and they do not know the cause or the cure Any
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the greatest blessing the ron 70 Jesus Christ,
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Address. CosDEN q CO., Publishers, BOx1s6, Pha
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and

ApOGn6Cd.
IDICHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
IL fixtures ofthe establishment occupied by r A Brent
nger, Centre Wheeling, and by additions to his stock is
prepared furnish city and country customers with the
purcst best Drugs Medicines Oils Paints Dye Stuf,
on the most reasonable terms.
Prescription Department..
He will attend promptlyto the filling OF prescriptions,
which will be carefully compounded at all hours
Performances imported Havana cigars, and vertety oil
fancy articles on hand. Oan1I
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Nnfina.

Notice.
WI D, MOTTE has associated with him as ptrtner,
w his brother ]. w. MOTIF, the partnership com
nencing ON tn fifth inst Tho style OF the firm VIII DO
W. D. NOTE & BROTHER. Lfebl0
Second Notice.
LII persons indebted to W. D. MoTTE requested to
"A cali and settle their accounts Immediately ,,,,
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Cordage.
60 COILS Manila assd sizes at Pittsburgh prees'
JO 20 do tarTed hemp do. do
rs do untarred dota do
% reels Packing Yarni -4
do Italian hemp Packing Yarni
so dozsn Bed cords and Plough nne.i
500 lbs Broom Irvine;
1000 lbs supSr cotton Seine Twinej
so lbs Gilling;
10 reels hemp Bed cOrdj
10 bales Oakum;
10 bTls Pitch and RoSin;
eencruI assortment, comprising Blocks, Hooks and
Tbmbes Anchors Caulkng nallets and chises, Lard OIL
Mons Caulling cotton and tow, etc.
CHAS. II. BERRY,
a -tr Corner Union and Water SITS.
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REMOVAL.
T & D. BAYHA have removed to their new and spa-
81 eo1s brick buildings, f31 MARI ct Street. where they
manufa etura and keep on hand,
TIN.AND SHEET IRON WARE, t
And keep for sale Japan Ware and Houehod FuTnishfng
Hardware. Aso the latest styles Of Cooking Stoves All
which they sell " hoiesale and Retail the the eVct
market prices Their old and the public M e
ais invited to call and examine their stock RTary
description OF articlesin their rG promptly made to or
1eB CfebiO:1y
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Groceries at Wholesale.
E00 BBL.S. MoLASSESj
OOO 30n bugs Rio Coffee
so pockets LaguyTa cohee5
90 Old Java
60 boxes cavendish tobaccoi II
On kegs6tw
10 bbis cut and dry
so boxes Stewards N. Y .candiesiE
100 hhds. sugar;
30 bbls. Coverings refined sugar.
10 Ehds. Louisiana p
e 90 hr oh. Y. H. G. P. and Imp. teas.
90 catty boxes -
30 tieTees Tiee;
90 boxes white pipes;
81 Cogare's fancy soaps
Together with full assortment OF Family Groceries,
including Spices, Fruits, Dyestus, Fish, etc. eta, for
TALLANT q DELAPLAIN,
mas No. So Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-22

Through arrangement Of the nervous SYSTEM the mind
s unstrung, memory ais the power oil i
ing the throne of intellect dreerand deso1te Timiaity
and irresolution with melancholy mtuitythrow gloom
around the ollie; haunted by invisible tormens,
the burhen life becomes insupp and he puDges
desperately into the gulf of inemperance or suicide.
IlIAIELI OF GCIENIlE
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Dissolution.

THE partnership between the Subscribers under tn
finn rs c. Baker Co. is this day dissolved by utnu
CONSENT The business late firm will be settled b.
/. BY L. P. Woods at their office on Water street.
sc. BAKER.
Iac. 81. 1Ih3 49, L. 2. WOODS.
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= y =
May consn Dr. H. through letter, and by lies
cribng symptoms receive advice, treatnlet and med'
cnes, the presents while their communications
viii be observed with honorable confidence.
All Medicines forwarded with prompt attention by
fest route to the indicated address, carefully secured
against damage curiosity and accompanied by plain and
II. B--The pecaniary position OF Or. Harris enables
him TO make charges moderate. +. s-t.s.
p S.-Hs ofce Is arranged private consultation
rooms, rendering 1t available. to either sex
10 Advice to the poor free OF charge.
Address DR.. G. HARRIS, Baltimore, Nd !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-22

DISSOLUTION.
THE partneTshp heretofore existing under the name
and firm OF Pollock & Donl0n, dissolved the 1st
inst Mr.. James Maxwell having purchased the interest
or EnhGam Pollock The business OF the house will be
settled ard continued by the firm, Messrs Donlon &
Maxwell whom the retiring partner solieits the
tnuancs liberal patronage heretofore extended to
the sP 20 nm E ioBS DoNE ESNtoOA'
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Saddlers Hardware.

AND COACH TRIAIlIlNo.
lust opened alaTs assortment OfSaddIer's Hardware
81 ard Coach TIim1nfs, Coach ard LETTER VaTnish,
Busy Bows, Hubbs srokess Fellows, Carriage and Tire
Bolts MaIeable Irons Patent and Enanelled LeatheTs
and everything used by trade 10 which invite the at
tention the bubble. JOHN KNOTE,
ttma13 Old Stands i53 Main 1t.
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no Country Merchants.

cordiais Of al nds-Just received and for sale By
dee1s BRCKRR, WELLER & FRANZHElM
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Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened assortment fsplenid PIanished Ware,
81 consisting ofeofee and Tea Urns Chatting Dishes oys
ter Stewers Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers, Teapot
coolers Stomach warmers and painted Toilet sets
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the attention o
and Steam Boat furnishing goods -
Noes Monroe st, near the Post Office,
nov1O Wheeling Va
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WILL eel one Of my three Connects heIies at bar
II n not being able to attend to al three IS they should
:. = ;.g Term. MADE ''''' A.PAaKER.
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The Oil of Grape Vine.f
NlHIs ofns 9 result oftwenty years investigation
French sian, and is extensively used In
France both epupose ofkeepng the hair glossy and
restoringit in bald places.
This OIL ispartculArly recommended, as it wnrendet
tho Hair son, glossy and pabe, besides mangit abou:
Prepared only by Dr. Fontaln. Pans, Per. bottles
For sale nv JR. V0wELL % Union at
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-POIIUOL HUOILEI. - =
John II. THOMPSON, 81 Monroe street has on hand
D fan assortment Of Books used in tho ssiools Of the
city and country and viii Be pleased to uuppy 1t the low
rlres tllss tshl win lavnr him win arall. nta
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Dr Halrs cele6rated Pulmonic Eliri.

T1oR the permanent cure OF coughs colds consumption.
bronchitis asthma, Influenza Group whooptng cough
inflammation ofhe bronohea and caused by
&c speaking; and ali affections Ct the organs OF respira
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10 soda Tor 'a 5a I9E pAKER
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which should contemplated with pure and INSULT
ed delight presents Incubus TO the mind, fnsH with
fearful appehensi5ns, exccs only feelings OF disrust
or repugnanCe The eSerons OF parents and guardians
retain their youthful in ig orance this sub:
iect has TOO oteh proved alse and fatal posopy; let
guided blythe light OF truth, the pitfalls OF Ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
PROAIETHIAN FIRES
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Dr Harris may well congratulate himself the
nv result OF his researches and rejoice that be is permit
led 10 dispense balm to tic afflicted, position more
yiable than the jewelIed throne earts loest pote
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, sSss ssiaSl.s s y, WATCHES!

From the most celebrated mSkers Il ms!
and aGeneva-ali5 extensive stock aivgs Lvcno
everyone Of which ia guaranteed to peroPn
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DR. H. has given particular attention to Female Diseases,
his experience enables him to relieve SAFELY
tLY ali IesuLaritie5, Nervous Constitutions
al Weakness, General De6ility, etc.
OsPrompt attention given toIetters, and treatment
marked with skill and deIiCacy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

A yon.e neither, With ne tears Of befsay
msat u her eyes, ntssl ssst til River Of
Death, gaming Wistfcily int III black and
sluggish waters a. Il she seald flia rest her
gaze bpon ssms ohjecl sway lewn-dosrn in.
the fsthsn lsss depths She gAzsd long and
uiafally, and the slack waves relied sullen.
IL, slsgfishly EDWARD.
Ard the mother laid her hand submissive.
ly gnhsr bosom and rspt, ny Gem my
GEN
AnA : celestial bsisg like An Angsl steed
near The hidden deer ef her heart, and whis-
Spersd ~ silvery voice like music:
What seskest tAon. mourning sistsr7'
'AiAsf said the msuraer, 4 snee, even
yestekatJ, we're beautiful gem n ny bosom.
To me y was inraiaable--it was ne trivial
gen, 4 vas one that kiugs and msnarchs
naghs veil have peen proud 81 The riches
g see sass e9nla nst havs puFshased { from
ne. ~ noor TINT vas e me evi and
miseraei ts, ne gen cropped nom my bosom
th.o lnsE Dl.cA hi8hs = this deep river.
sau Y Tssung aMal frem me gently q the
cessgsls p an eastern ssaeoH, ana reached
a'is'Y3 iteu. !. was neyend my grasp, and my
gem-4ny DaDe smhsd npon me, . i was
rang - the waves farther ana aarther from
ne 9egan e nAk-'o sing rom ny
slgs'isAd IN moment my gem was gone
ana sY@f J0Tseeri ana she turned sorrow
iuiiy fTay-
ans tns angel Yeiee whispered again
DAY, sister, grievs not-ioek again int
lae =, uaiK RIVER :.
she locked As she was bid, And cry Of
sweet aaa Saptursus JOY burst from her bps
Ananks fothe father see my gem heat
ing gently IN great black wave may
= net wear It - my bosom again
Stay, ny sister thou art deceived what
.aou sesst IN we liver y aes tay gem =
we snaasw o. Whas was gwen thee y trust
LOOK sisser' aeavenMara ana DIG thy
ms =, neaft Ie3oice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
4 FAST STORY

An Englishman was Dragging of the speed
On English railroads, to Yankee traveller
seated at his side, in one of the cars of 81
fast train" in England The engine bell
was rung, as the EARS neared station, which
suggested to the Yankee an opportunity Of
.1tsking down his companion peg or two
What's that noise J" innocently inquired
the iankee.
1--WE are approaching town." said the
Eaglishman; ''they have to commence ring
ing about ten miles before they get I'd . sta.
ton, Or else the train would run BY it before
the bell could be heard Wonderful, isn't
iti I suppose they haven't inycnted bells
aWhy. yes,p replied the Yankee, "we'vs
got bells, but can't use them on our railroads.
W. run So tarnal fast that the train always
keeus ahead Of the sound no use, whateyer !,
the sound never reaches the village till after
the train gets by"
aIndeed p exclaimed the Epglishnan.
aFact.n said the Yankee, '.had to give up
bells. Then we tried steam whistls but
they wouldn't answer, either 1 was on :
Locomotive when the whistle was tried We
were going at tremendous rate -hurricanes
were nowhar, and had 20 hole nay hair en-.
We saw TIVE horse wagon crossing tho track,
,bout five miles ahead, and the engineer lei
TIE whistle on, screeching Ike : Trooper
II screamed aMfully, hut It wasn't no use
The next thing I knew, I was picking myself
eut Of pend By the roadside, AMID the frag
ments Of The lscomotive, dead horses broken
wagon. and dead engineer lying beside me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
EARLY CARRIAGES.

"a great deal has been said and written
about early marriages, and many sensible
and experienced Individuals have warmly
recem adn ded the custom. But early mar
riages, is understood by these persons,
does not mean the marriage Of children; .
mistake int which SO many in these days
fall Tie evils Of these premature mar
riages are lasting and serious. They are
we'll set forth in an article from the pen Of
lady in i recent number Of the Christian
Examiner from which We make an ex-
tract. for tho special consideration Of pa
rents whose children are approaching .
manageable age, and for such young per-
sons as are in foolish haste to enter the
bonds Of wedleck
!" The other question We wsuld have
urged uPoa the sex relates to early mar
riages We leave to the physician-whe,
hoHever,is never thought Of in connexiOn
with such cvents--the whole matter ofphys.
ical consequences Brt the terrible results
Of q sure material ineapacity for the moral
training ofa child, cannot be exaggerated
And she who at eighteen would be at all quail
fled for Che full responsibilities Of mother,
would be a more rare phenomenon than any
in annals Of intellectual presoeity.
+ Repeatedly il has been our experience,
in tracing out the history Of Some fellow
creature singularly hayward, wrong.hsaded,
aud perhaps wrsng hearted, to find that
this individual yrs the child Of child =
The motherhad been married under seven
teen, and this had been her frst-bern.---
The mystery was solved The infant had
come into the world to be almost exclusively
under the authority and management Of
one, who still.neede9 several years training
before she Was fitto rule anywhere. Who'll
character undeyeieped, ner tcmpet uusuy
ducd, her experience nothing, her childish
dread ofthought or care, and the love Of
exeitemeatlstiIl elinging TO her, not yet
stated with the pleasures Of mere girihosa
she had imagined that simply to be moth
| erl brought With il dignity AID knowledge
enough fsr the efics She had scarcely
vague idea Of, the solemn responsibilities q
her new Office, or conception Of the cares
with which that miraculous fewer, the hu
man soul, should be watched and tended II
its unfolding To her the infant was
| charming plaything, live doll to be dressee
-or .sonsetimes an annoyance and burden
4 awe feel more On this subject than v:
can exprsssz We used to wonder as much
e We dared wonder al anything, Why fool
4 were permitted to become mothersf 4 all I'll
i "a observed hsw the children Of very intel
Ieetual yemen we're sometimes mismaaa9ed
While those If worthy, untheorizing, eye
weak mothers, grew up in wisdom and goad
ne,s But Is general rule, early marriage
naturally and obviously must bring into -
community ! set Of beings, whsso "hei
i've hear sd teatimony 70 tho inexPeT
aaoe. ;aefhelsscy, and fatal mistakes ct ~
r;FlImofher--ts say nothing Of the genera
able. Lzsty, passionate severitls
cf|the bsy-Iatl,er, elafed with being alresd
e head q 3 family
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
HONESTY IN BUSINESS.

z
Two brethren were riding IN . wagon ons
day. The conversation turned on the man
ner Ct Doing business
Brother, said one, IF we would succeed
in stere-keeping, we cannot b. strictly up
right in every little thing. II p impossi
Bile We,could net live II
1T il contrary torcligion not TO be up,
right replied the other. sHSnssty is az
much part Of religion as prayer pr reading
the Bible, and yet if he be! nes strictly an
honest man. be caanet be Religious oEe.s
Il dent know about that VI III must 1.-Two
that is my doctrine
But you pretend 10 be 4 religious man,
but We mustIi i've i snslI sgrcaK ugWn
in my store If / do net shave a1ittle.
And you will be more liFsiyE to break
down if ysu do | tell you, ing brethers
honesty ID net only apart VI religion, but il
Is the best policy, too; and Iva venture to
say. the man whs is honest NilEsueeeed bet
ter in his store than he whosis not. The
man whois unjust, either in lltls things or
in great things, is . dishonest lnan, an.irre-
ligieus man; and the day Of jEi ament will
convince him Of it fearfullys IL
The abeYc censersatioH, IL substance
,ooE slace IA one Of the couaties Of the
State ST New York. The stora keeper did
business In yillags4near. WHICH they were
r;d;ng Since that time Is lIau failed II
his business, and has been slIisea to leave
the village
/ wfshleyery merchant, every sheP-kespsr
|. would lay this truth TO heart-ssA nan who
/ i. not strictly ad honest nansEcannot be :
religious mcn
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no IS.
Tnn raavnkn.s|s sonrs

4 party 4 ty.xeler.\ .a
blazing Are. Il I & fe,aX i "a .,,.ahS
mountains TIE boaoh- IN N. ~ 81: * s
and psrforce We we're Setasks $3.50 ..s.s. 80,
morning We had fn;ses.H. go. ...a 49,
Virginia supper. asi,e,cls NV 80 - "a
on the fender. 81 Z e,easSi.i a 1913 d
minated upen the STERN EiiboA s 80 Il.
warn cesy esmfort witkin5 VI 49,; M.
turn ted stery Or relas.sf an iasesets
ana Il Lass the ssoke e.mo 1nand scS h.ps,a
checked in1iviiu.l VIC. .snfsI IL. Is a e
NAMED silent
saerslemen!i said be. kx;bs 4 ni.,s;ic
Rrey' eve upon enc Of Tie ssanszSanv-la Sras.
iard--ah ssunipyitsd had arata kis ehsir
up 10 ths firs, ssonle tn VAS ,ro 4 cane
near being murdered Il thss very house,,
Atlthis nernentI the Snss;n ;ara rot IS Il,
uas gang sus Of III resmssI when he nara.
ter arsss, and locking tke:loSlg door ii lie
room, teek the Spaaisrd by he arm, ard
leadisg him up 10 an old picture surnountsa
By the English coat II as,nss ii gilt work,
ran his fnger along the lnstto
aHoai seit sai nal y,sss..,.
said, Displaying At the same time III. al
Of largo pistsl-sEyil ID hin who sT;i
thinks
The Spaningd smiled ana said he did NOT
feel well .eD4t the stfan ger ssycrs that no man
should leave the room matt; be had finished
his st1ry. Requesting us not 10 81 amazed
at his csnduet lie proceeded
Some years age, lsaia hss:l { mas tTavsling
ever these mountains on horseback and /
stepped Al this very house. The1andlord
Was extremely ebsequisus ID attending 10
my nernfsrt, ana. after supper he requested
me to Join him III bottle 81 vine. Nothing
loath, / consented, and before midnight,
four empty bottles stood ea'' the table end.