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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

| Professor Alex. g, Barrys IrIcophetons
or Medicated Compound. for beaut curling, pIescry.
the skim curing rheumatic pains and healing external
Bonded by no geographical lines the rePGl.
sales of the article OF late years In aho
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, aer eaIe
full examination OF his Gales book the numbered
bottles delivered TO in quaint ofIrom bali gSa
upwards, during the year 1s5e was within ttlie Of s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

ElGfkall 14N1EeG6G14A1NIsl----
NTRLsoN,s Premium Chinese Iustfsl Washing Fluid,
the greatest Improvement yet discovered for saving
labor end expense IN shing Clothing and House Clean
M Linens and Cottons washed by tins Fluid viii Be
whittier and softer than than bleached the gass.
WAR; AnrRD not to injuTe the iabril Every ladymlY
satisfy point by soang piete OF Cotton
or Linen in the Flnid In strength for ~ hours which
win clearly show that it must be purely harmless, weh
Tho Chinese wash ing Fluid is worth three times The
single slxpence which will buy enough for alarge family
washing, whoh,oan be done in OF 3 hours. IL ri
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber who has e
Iy purchased the rightfor Ohio counyts Va.
80 s5tLsa5teSl ~ % t4ssf {sri Jas. MELL0R,
Augq No. 26, Union St, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
II WILIofer, for sale, on The premises ON tie ,E,t
j of October, 1853, Lot No (4 forty III
Zane'B addition to the city W heeng Said Lot fu
on Market and tho National Road and runs
two hundred and sixty six feet 5 : fs - ssk
TeTTns.-0ne half CASH balance In one year from "a,
sale, giving bond for the deferred ~
the title retained until the purchase moey rsid
oct6 ROBERT Ma hSHAIJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
NEW DRY GOODS STORE IN

NEW DRY GOODS STOKE IN
.axo Centre Wheeling.
VNHE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they have Just opened general, assortment OF Fan.
oy and Staple Dry Goods, Cat teir now No.
124 Main street. in the OF the New Market Housed
which consist OF entire Now Stock the
eastern with great care, and they are deter-
,ine to sell for cash low any house in the city,
Please give &calI and for yoursey
to alf or power to please, and not disappont You
p1T heir htOTe ison Main street. few doors belowt the
alley leading from the Now Market House 3
ssspSs-diw q. II. "A. KUNsT & SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

VTTR HIVE REC RIVRD further editions TO our stock
wv OF Wall Papers, and Window Blinds among wLich
are some styles entirely new. :
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: DaguerreotYpes. 8 !.
Thomas Hughes -
rned rom the Eastern cities with tie fin.
WIT.T,OW w ARB. ~

Sitistii RanIEet Esu1porfuIl,
1877 Market Square, West SIDE, cor. Market Alley.
TTIzs r unters ned takes this to exndo
his friends lis heartfelt thanks the very libeisiri
fronage he has ce he became resident orthi
city, and begs leave inform them that hewi still
tinue to manufacture description OF willow nat
tan waie being fully confident that by strict attenontO
business he will insure the patronage OF deserving pub
lie as he Is determined nothing shall be wanting on his
part TO give entire those who yor him
with aca where they will find large assortment OF the
above wares constantly on hand including ldren's
ons cradles, chairs etc Baskets OF every 1escrptoB
too numerous to mention, Wholesale and retail.
iU-Orders prompt yexecuted. 81 I.sAo0NBY
N R-old baalets neatly repaired aug
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

YXTHI BOhI, al No. 1871 1atq strest, IYheelingt "a.
i 5 sn .as Ros q Shoes SIC DE-
issesS nd chi cas- wear Of all casses with full
sorent OF mems, boys and YOUTHS Kip and Shoes
At i tha Fsl Rear f Island winner s4
BA M above eIssssS Of Work are s WARMED and
will be sold wholesale and retail
aep18 WIN. Ao1E-
$5OSREiW ARD.
STOLEN tho spbssrbeT on Sosra Of The steam cam
landing, Gold Engiish fatenI lever atoh while nee
r q g. Beesly ~ o. ~ oeo, ana sou sss st
attached. ~, 80, -.
The above reMaIa VIII ps Is9 y sSy vs.
soc oets a's'i = $50 - u P.aAIBAN.
r-------- =7 - ~ = 57I - o. ~ -
nn.nIDs ~ his dsy Sopaay october
w Sd f6eirsesoud stock oS Felland Winter Goods,
purchased within the last Few days IN New l9lS NC
most tonabe souTcesi and an
ties OF the seas an and they woald moSs
they viii take great pleasure in showing their GoodsI
oots z---e- I
usr REcElYsp FOR the Peopie.
BsTnss Notes tS on ] SS. .nS is5iSa
5xe y, 81 R t9S Ss "a 1s
VIZ iSSgli u HAM,
4 h95sr1 R oa esFpe sgSs' $50
Sparks Lie OF Washington
Beoa Of Psr dsi Games a s,i etc &c ETC..
oe.s - - ..D.-..s - Z -
RRRgH GipnIy of tho above superior Blinds reCelN.
: o oct s. '..'' as WILDE @isRoTHRR
7, - ,ioTs Ia or s1oc
sHR Of Wall Papers. and window Blinds, among watch
arc some SYKES sleAleis i9ss WILDE "a BROTHER
I'LL LII 81 = - - ~ - = ~
$1,000, SASgSASrgRE Ez o., I-1y55s., an
PURE CiDER NI1NEGAh,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
oo1'lyd % leaifs 81 eias. n. y
WANTED. rs,
OR 20 as5s to oIk On the ne x Ohio
RsiIroad Good sses iyei Apply at tho National Tel
eeIapnno OHSe + p TRER
Argus COPY times and charge this otaee.l.
NEW " Daf ~ ~ 0i1o p ~ - ~
UIHE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they have Just opened general assortment OF ran
cy and Staple Dry Goods, Cat their new NO
124 q New MSEs5 ag IN e.
EASTERN win grea which are stOr
Please a end see for G Hd
Their store ison n lain street few doors below the
ssp2s-diw q. n. a. KUNsT & SON
-
a Great bar gain.
IL at time, viii sell my Main street Grocery
known to DO one OF the best IN city
sePze ~ ~ - :. :. -
Wolfes, Ba I, 8 Go'
EopRTesSl An Is Tc(Ni TSssTif Dry GOODS
IN g. 80, DE- -
~. ~ 4taTlset sfsst, .i { s a..
M -. go nave aso openee = me
TeSepLlon MAJ 9l9 saS Oh y eseaI yStIf
SlSgT q Bacon con and Tss I9s ssS;n
: = - Thos. 'Johnstoh, u. Esq. wheeling
ISSn "a Poqts1d o.
S sRi p, Isl s3ys IssS s5S, 6bjoS ny VI
a. Taprl m Ii.u & Ga. IsiIsbaTs. Va
. James Aesns rs Esq II tsS
IN tbs House, To- seps6edfy
mo 4 T5SSI 75yT a 4 I5STIT7 n 77l
q - 1, q,
III III md ~ the s6 al, Jist operei a
nan sns0iS or tbsse zfe5t (onsueoss 90 Won can
49, ssrtit ~, ~ - ss ~ 49, - y ~
hahg y9ur nat on inc W t,t5nIs4 A,snt
,eE=- - : 1900 = - = = - - .
lhfl DOE men 2n9 BOY iists, ioI sac 6y
.-SSS- : aug 2. aazaL ~ S2.sSSA
~ 10 bbs. pnlv. sugar. q. tips3ci So
, 90 boxes ss g % sn IS y 70 eeeG CO. 1s
* 20 heI chests =. Il ana 9.aa 1easi
10 = black sfs5sesfs va 5aIl s.as 3 liE44 b
e e bags hiegulre eoneei
~ s499 NO II {ff'syf :. I.
q p9lss ~. 2 ~ e tlsckstl'nssHi !, ii
go .,, S6s her 81. . :,
10 quarters No. / 3 4 s. 53f,s5
: s ~ CASKS eonsh9Slaersi ~
- M ~. va 80 9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
EHeislxell p q

GREEN OIL CLOTH BLINDS.
A FRESH supply Of tho above superior Blinds Tecey.
f oot g. ana 2 sag y WILDE @sBRoTnRR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

E1IO5ne8l l-I1lT1s
tss tn Il Genuine beet Marrow; rs ~
Crystalline, for tho hairi
BaEinis sweet scented Honey Soapt i=.s Fl d q
"a q military Shaving Soapt 8 rs )
= - 5 s Lily white, git and rlaint -
Chalk balls, y - = taaa +
urop 1akeii y st 51
,f.9 ,Payaonss IhdelibIe Ink;
1VoryI Tablets; - -, = ~, y
Bazinss hazlenuk OIL Soap; 81 5tsS
Genuine bears Oil ssSs,.
court Plaster hllch and flsshy $500
- 1deplirI's cachous a fon1Atse; M
- OK Shaving creami large and SMALL
Tooth Brushes, large and small; ~ " ss.iat b
Ronssellls Tooth 'FoRdefj e
Bulalo horn lhrushes, 8sa
Shaving u AT kinder
Rose Tooth Pastej s. III
Cloth bfushesi -
Bazinss FIoatfng Soapf ff 3,f
Z Charcoal Tooth Pastsis rs, isstss,A
India Rubber court plastsrs ~
Lead Pencils;
Neon FunI Baztn,s Lip SalVe-
Also null assortment OF Porto Monies, etc. sepsI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

lothing Emporium
8. RIOE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
sHRIGe HOUSE, WATER sTaEGT.
now receiving from the Rssiern cities splendid
ii sortment OF OloIhsS GugBiu eresanda VebttnRH
the best quality knd which have been
lected by hiInself5 Tor the
= FALL AND WINTER.
Having worlnen who cannot be he y
at the notice, the best nanners and Ia
test style He has also hand large variety Ready
Aae ctothfng, together with general assortment O
shirts, collars, cTavats, haldkerches, gloves under
shirts drawers, stockings and in short every artcs
cessary for gentleman wardrobe. BE would
and all-come and Judge for yourselves sep7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
!. fAMFs ! scia :lfSaY;Sl p..:

10 - BALTIMORE June 10, 1850.
Messrs. Evans q Watson, Philade entenen
we have much pleasure in your Fire Proof
Chests the notice Of the publicth one pnrchaxed
from you wing saved books and contents eecnay,
undergoing very heat during the fire which
destroyed the entire block OF buildings Arch street
wharf, on the Schuyl1ll, on the 9Th OF 1unei 1850.
.ep18-d1y ours seE i RUssEI eUBRNsa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

Do YoaIt remember tie Old Corner 8
HNTo. IS, 4HATER sTREBr2 loaItthere and SEQ the
newly reeeived and gorgeous stock OF ove[eoatings
Cassimcres, Cloths, splendid Velvet and other Vesnsst
See admire and leave your measure ls
pair Of PatafocHs made in the finest stye, TO Or
DIR, al hoLtTs notfcG! Z 3 y ~ - =. s.9
Overcoats Goats, Pants, Vests and Hosiery in extern
sIve variety, and OF the finest material and always
ON hand every garment made in the establishment,
senI3 wv. t.ssat.3 TlI. HUGHES, fWheeng, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
John 3. Thompaon,

BOOKSELLER, STATIoNER AND DEALERIN
WaIl and Window Elhpefha x
81 MONROE sTREET3 WHEELING, "a.
Al eLWAYS on hand full and complete assortment OF
IN School, Theological Medical, and Miscellaneous
Hooks, ONCE and Fancy Stationery, Paper Hsnings, Win.
dow Paper and wire Screams.
To merchants, teachers, and pedars, the
greatest are offered, and prices guara
ty Pittsburg. 81
The highest market rates paid FOR Tags neash or
exchange. F7l 3 =, sasa 2; "a = $50 sep2S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
81 MeeIaz ]. EMS & KNOX
"a WHoLRsALR AND RETAIL sgsA Als4a I'm
.BOOT.SzdlND8SH0EsS, MENSo d4ID
BoHs' Hats and Cops, at tes
,.o,s nell klo,5l stand Of the
e - 2 RTIs. n AID ROOT. ~ 3 &

TTEare our Eastern .S1s
Wv RsfaAshments ono the largest and hl yTIntsr
tnred of Boots and Shoes for Eal anS II
wear in this or other arec.
lions and are intended expressly for retAin yth
and all others who may
call We o. and
Shoes which eqhalin quality OF athsr
orl1nanship to thdse In TINS on
part OF tho United States Our stQcHiI pc ieuH WV
sist, tnpaItso the following seasonabl BE goeas'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

5 HOKSE-SH0 EffS. NlsANFED.
MNE Horse Shoe Turner, and one Driver or Fioorman
~ procure permanent situations and good wages
sep24d1w = ~ Market street, wheeling
Baltimore Patriot AMI DispaEeh copy each 10
amount OF 81 charge this ufice. af ssts;l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

Notice. sa
THE undersigned having disposed Of the steamer oRIoN
persons having claims against said boat are
to present them and peTsuns indebted 70 the same 70
make payment, to the undeTMgneds 49,
oot4d3t n s 20 g " AHA '.ptbi44OH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

Ret1iI price, tWety-IlVe CENTS ol ~
Liberal discount to purchasers BY the ~
All the pTuoial druggists the United
Canada, Mexico West Indies, Great SUI
byJ H. PatfeTS0il Ipheelibg6 Va Junel4ntWqNg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

TiUST 'RkCEIHEIt- ,.tlrs si5l}l737
ID Raisfns 4Fles; PfuneSj eltr1nst
Dried Ginger solt Shell Aln0ldsj
" EfEtf SHIELDED 80 II do - ts4--a i +
French c6nieeti 0nefiess tssss's kts5lk 81
Butter, hodhs sgsar ana ater crachersi
.,sfE sBest etg5rs, heat Tobacco
For sale cheap for casii.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

s. LAMP WICKS
I61flfa Lamp Yies, for Lard, and on Lamps,
leySSSy5 ior SUE At X Ill MI AN q COPS,
sept No 28 Monroe Ut; pheeling, Va
d 57S7cs sal Soda for eSIe nv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

WANTED.
16 oR9O Hands to work on the Telegraph Line now be
ing erected along tho route OF the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad Good wages given. Apply at tho National Tel
egraph Once. ,,ni,r
sep30.3ts y. -. 1hbb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

,,--,.,,,.,ao.rg r;oIirS,s aGTTERs, HALF
an = stss.,s III, iffHhs, ETc
Il 1,sS nan hiel boois e00prwomens galtsIs,
800 lneli.s calf boots 100 do M
900 mems water oof do 900 90 bisEius
NEHis gRoGAHs. E 900 90 Ps ssSs5s.t5ns ali
500 Inen'S calf hrogaIs3 go - DO Ae ouS
n, 600 prime kip do p eIe. ma
rf,600 do thick y do MISSES looIats
A'9VV AoS W., 500 rnfsses morocco heeI
1900 pair boys fhiel ~ ~ 99 > do
500 q 81 ipi 90 ~ 70 Is FL md mo-
300 eaif do 800 do ktd ~ nv
nm sS,is cali boots, $50 do black, blne, anu
S I'm - s.,lst=i ir DO = Z. brolzed
sssS5- - thick dn fsiIf1pRKK's BooTAES
49,, 50 6fs Il 800 pr fahcy5 bootessi
3 O0Opr boys Kip brpgeh I'D g MolossS,a
fb0O. do 3, thick dc s5l9 ehtldrehts 80 ~ a.
1000 y0nths do do 1090ehidIenS goAg .s
am do kip do 1900 do eotoIe4g
ati rooTs 1900 pairs mems, lade q.
sod 5000 nee iSoffS fhiidTenSs Gum Shoes
Inn seslff e do - ~ HATS Nd kfs.
COO lid ~ ado tSi7 4Q9 dog mems pllsiHt ,ts
fsat IA rips Boxra. aaaf1 =
= 800 wood h1nd Doves y
Thankful for the liberat etooIe 49,
u.s. We solicit centiluli nee Of the same = Knox
sep3 hEel.s y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

Danc1ng AoaoS1ny.
-iLASSRS are now open for the reception Of pupils 1t
W Melodeon Hall The following list OF dances vii \
Cotillons, plain and Gallopade;
Polka Quadfilles; MazuTkG QnGdriless
Spanish and May daneesi .s.l Hlis
New Polka Watt; Polentze Waltz;
Polka Cellarious -
Scottish sCeeailA - -, -
German neux Temps q 4 &
Redowda tlll5 Cling Temps
Floral. s. RedoHa Maxnrkn Waltz;
Polka MazurkR Waltz.
Days Of tuition Tuesday and Saturdays
Pfiyafe classes taught II desired at han Iea.sss
sert5-1nds - p B. HoFRMANI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

II is to at the evidence Othe
properties ofthe trioopherous when public
have such ndorsement this. The cheap
ness othe and the given OF It's chem
6non upon the hair, The scalp, and in ali cases O su
1t to the attention
offe people This was all that the inventor desired Ky
cry bottle itself The effects othe gd e1eeea
ed IT acted like charm The ladies wonta
e without IL Country dealers in every section otthe
ffnife Sfhfs mimi heY must haHe 1T and thus was built
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

UTAfter woweeks of nnremitting labor, during
which we haye-acted as foreman, editor and pret-
ty much everything else about our composing
room; labors considerably increased by the occur
renee ofthe State Fair-we have effected an ar
rangement which will enable. us hereafter we
think 10 make as good paper as we did befote the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

In the afternoon three good iourneyman, who
had worked in our Office before the strike, will
commence their wort-setting up the ADVERTISE
1nentg. local and telegraph news &c. laborihg'
ten honIs, and receiving an average compensa-
ton exceeding twelve dollars "a week. Pitts.t
Dispatch. .3l
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-21
Mourning Goods.
Wilmington Dry Goods Store
ynyV Dry Goods For 1853.

NAMUEL BUZBN has just received at his
W Old Stand No. - Market Street Whining
ton. Del, three doors below Third Street, full
assortment of new and desirable goods, adapt
cd to the present and approaching seasons.
Ladies plain and Fancy dress goods. all the
New STYLES of the season. The greatest vari-
ETY. of rich Black. plain and Fancy Silks, ever
offered in this city. Fine Blk Apacas and
M6hair Lustres, White goods in every variety,
French Embroirieries a lul assortment, HoSle-
nv and Gloves all kinds. Damasks, Curtain ma
trrlaS an Window Sha.c.. White hlarScileS
Quilts. Flanncls in variety. Ladies and Gents.
GauH' AMI Silk Jackets, ), 10 AMI ~ Sheet
ins. Umbrellas AMI parasolS Of the best make,
French Cloths and CaSsimcrG& very fac. Cord
ell ISpahan and plain Satin NeStin@S' Tugcth-
er with fall assortment 3 ply, Super Ingram
Union, SILK, Plain and IwIIci Venetian Car
petngs; Floor Oil Cloths. Plain and Fancy
Canton Nnttings, all OF which will b. sold as
ehear as the sane can n" "hail"i IN any city
in lnc Union. Strangers and others visiting
this city are respectfully invited To call.
March - '53-'itn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-21

to their aid in Calculating this great
mystery. To get letter to New York
at that day was sometimes matter of
considerable difficulty. 1t is true there
was post establishment IN the State
which starting from the Potomac crossed
over and passed through Kent and on
up the Peninsula to New Castle and
thence Eastward but the postman W as
only obligated to travel the route eight
times year, and the nearest point at
which he could be met with was at
Adam Peterson's in Delaware. 1t want
ed but day of the usual time for the
poStman to pass on his route and the
Doctor at once despatched letter bear
ing as a superscription "Herman Van
Berkelo; New York"
TO be Continued.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-21
Clocks, Watches. JpwpIry and

CfLTER- W.lRE.-pctsons visiting Will
Dmin",on woGll consult their interest by Wis
iring the establishment Of IlBA FERRIS 4
SON, corner OF 18th ana Market ST., who have
She !argrs, assortment OF the following articles
50 be found in tn cily:-iiohl Hunting and sim
ged cased Patent Lever WATCHES. of the best
makers; Ladies hunting watches, very small;
Gold chaielaine, neck, vest ana fob chains;
Fine sets ofjewrlry, earrings and breast pInS,)
finger rings, medallion gold pcus and pencils,
bracelets, cuff pins, seals, sleeve buttons, spec
,aces and thmbleS. The finest assortment of
Silver Ware of The Elizahrthan". Gothic, Tus
can, Threaded and plain Patterns. consisting OF
Forks, Spoons, butter knives. sugar spoons, salt
and mustard spoons. ladies &C.. sc. We also
keep the celebrated ALBATA SILVER
WARE of beautiful patterns, most equal to SOL
i'll silver. Agency for Rapp's celebrated ''scl-
cnliic niche Gold Pens,' the best article ever
manufactured.
U5rCIocks and Watches repaired in the best
manner and warranted TO give satisfaction.
mar. II '53-6m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-21
SATURDAY MORNING MAY 81 1853

said you wished her INDUCED; indeed
| could not make up my mind to do
otherwise. was up letting her in and
out the cell, and trying to comfort her;
at length she came to me, and said:
dear lady my father sleeps and so sweet
he seems like he was talking to my
mother; will you let me sit by him "A
little longer INDUCED her, and to-
wards morning she came to me with
tears Of joy in her eyes, SAID she would
fret no longer, her father was happy
how's that my child said |! % father
had such a sweet dream; he says he
can now stand anything that may b.
inflicted upon him, he dreamed that he
was tipped of everything and thrown
ont; all the people fled from him; he
hailed them and told them he had douc
them no harm and they answered with
revliugs. Completely cast down he
was about to give up, when he saw him.
self surrounded ty angels, and as il WEI"
the Son Of Nan smiling upon him; such
an internal Joy at this moment seized
him, superior TO any feeling that ever
before pervaded his breast; it still in his
waking moments thrills through his
frame and he says he cannot be but
happy am contented God will pro-
tect my father. will trouble you no
longer hut will try to be your Laura if
you will let me- o! gentlemen, he is
innocent, guilty man at large is not
happy---in prison he is abject and mis-
cradle. have just been in Annie'S
room and she poor child is now Sleep
ing and so calmv could not help
standing over her. She's for all the
world like my poor Laura must love
herr
The old lady was much affected, and
the two old gentlemen rose simultaneous
" and walked to the window, but as
it was evident they were taking no no.
tice of what was without, it is but nat
ural to surmiSe from the benevolent dis
position Of their hearts that this move
ment was made to conceal the emotions
which the lady's recital had given rise
TO-.
Upon turning, they delivered into
her charge the articles they had brought,
leaving the disposition of them to her
judgement, and were preparing to leave,
when servant arrived bringing mes
sage requiring the immediate presence
OF the Doctor at the Mansion.
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CHAPTER VII.

"-Man perhaps the moment Of his breath,
Receives The lurking principle Of Death;
The youn1 disease, that must Sublur at length
Grows with his growth and strengthens with
his strength"
The Doctor repairing to the Mansion
found Cornelius Lait suffering from
hemorrhage of the lungs, being in a
deep decline, he was subject to such at
tacks, aud as it was a general remark,
that he was one who was not "long for
this world" his sudden illness when
giving IN his evidence before the inquest
was but little noticed Unlike most
persons laboring under this disease he
seemed to be aware of his approaching
end, and to fix it at no distant day. HIS
aspirations were heavenward, and it is
not surprising that in his love for the
Christian virtues-the bright and the
beautiful ANNE Maria should have at
tractrd much of his attention. Since
the death Of her mother her thoughts
had been in unison with his in regard
to eternity, and whilst she made it her
care to try to be in readiness for that
change which must sooner or later
overtakc us all, and without which pre-
paration no one can lay claim to pru-
dence or rational enjoyment, their ire
Quent conversations on the subject OF
the future world served to cement a
bond of friendship-to strengthen theil
minds and impart
"What nothing earthly gives, or can destroy
| The sonl'scalm sunshine and the heartfelt joy.
Sensltively alive to anything that
could affect her, he was nearly over
come, when he thought of her after
mentioning the name of her father be-
fore the inquest-and as everything that
had transpired was related to him; to
the emotions they caused, more than
anything else, might be attributed the
severity Of the attack which he now la
bored under. The old lady from the
prison had called in that morning tc
see him and told him her pathetic story,
like her he could not but believe that
the prisoner was innocent, and he had
called in the Doctor more for the pur-
pose of comforting on the subject of the
prisoner than on account of his health,
such attacks were frequent OF late, and
he was acquainted with the usual rene
dies. The conference resulted in de-
termination on the part of the Doctor
TO Immediately acquant with the mat,
ter and to recall from New York young
man whom they knew to be devotedly
attached to Annie, and who from bis
bright intellect and enterprising spirit
had been selected TO go to that city to
attend to the affairs of the company.
They doubted not but he would be the
most valuable assistant they could call