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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15
Spring and Summer Cfothing.
STEPHEN RICE. Merchant Tailor,

Al NN0UNC ES I'd his old friends aud spners and the
public generally tliat having commenced business.
he is recelyingnt his new S6re ROomn
or every color, dsty aid variety Pis4 and faiIcy
c4SSIfERES; Silk, Satin, and all kinds of fpESTTNSS,
3d. by imsern tho Eastern citfns,
for the Spring and and which he will
n,nltepP tP order at the shoTfst IN the best
embraces Shirts ievsry k1I, Collars Iad-
kcfchef Gloyes. Unde Drawers, Stock and
every article kept in Genemc9'S general furnishing
store 1GyoI Want The II o,it u the
Quarters,' South room PIGGp HoUSB Water Street.
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KEIIS e 7CAIDWEII,,T FFFE

KELLSi & CALDWEjI ILL, - J. ~ .,2- ~ !.
(succEssoRsyTo JAS. PAuLL q CO. ,,,,.,.
I'm mporters nnd w Jcsnle ID alers in Drugs,
HHcdicines, Chem icEsls. Phi iits, Oils, &c.
/. No. 49,, ION Bu DIN MAIN ST i i,;s,a
HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures chemical
respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers and tho public
generality All goods warranted Bs sIns m al ,isss "a
.ssf1sJ5Ef III "a {.tn .'
lin retirngf the Drug business, take pleasure in
recomendingt favorable consideration
Caell, and have hesitation in saying
that customers and dealers generally will
eeve that attention which has earned
tis well large share of patronage
[iii s}!ai7g5siJ So ,.BiEg 10 JAS. PAULLSs COZ .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15
GEORGE. .DfENDEI,.
80, No I'D. .NgniM 8trcet.
% -. WIN. CoWDEN ..
-TDAGUERREOTYPIST.

ROosN6e Monroe street. 6eoeen the Hatel and the
7 p ss---.-...s-.. Court House, ....
kenesses tekenn any required shade, and colnred to
represent the living complexion by colorinE
warrantedt to never fade Pictures sizes, both sim
gle and in groups put in plain and cases. tho
lowest prices. Ikenessas OF chdren ely taken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15
Americans, pntronize y our own Manu-
- = 1900. 4y... fneiurcs. f
"a Wheeling Silk Factory.

IiiGIIIFes :
9H Wheeling Silk Factory.
A MEXICAN silk, manufactured into superior and sul
"A santil articles the various fabrics now in
GlLI,S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing curious in invited TO call
the process OF anuiac tHng and those wishing to
chase Silks Wholesale or eta be supplied rcasoi
able terms GS Stole, adjoining the Factory, at
M Adams, IS Forbs', A. O. Rairclid's Marsh & Tay
ors and o. W. HeiskiPs, Wheeling Va, and at James
Riclhrlson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 11s, Main
St eet, Cincinnati, O.. .--.'7 q
Our Fabrics warrehted pure Silk
the HIGH EST PREMIUMS; and gold and'silvcr Medals
at the American Institute New York. Franklin Institute
Philadelphia, and Oho State Fair We constantly
Misunderstanding stock is nowlargc and seasondble,
comprising yvifietes-velves sats, vcstnSs dress
silks ftinscs, handkerchiefs, OF while black
best twned silk twlcd anu pain Also; Shirts drawers
and half hose gentlemen. '0 tt'Ti.i
Please call and this important branch OF Amor
ean Orders for every variety
ly executed. ' - !. - .,, - s7f =! : 10
-' - - ''-o3' JOHN w. G't,f.
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,o,1 10 q / i :s7 % : e.. s75.
-" sPfRINCs q 4 1883
:" .hoslt--aZ 1.Gls5G faH II.
VIM T. SELRY.
WROLESALEEDEiAhER IN
Foreign & Domestic Dry C oods,
III Nam st.,s West side, 4et,gse,t Monlee and
sPfKING q 4 fs53.'
CHtoft StS.-

lllC fSf Wheeling, va.,,,S
is NOW in receipt OF mis- Spring stosk or Dry Goods
y and SoSng direct from inhPosess ana Mahnaa
goods adapted The trade RlB as can be SI
~ any hou 9, East e hiQlGI wbd respectfully
invite tho attention OF retail dealers; Consisting OF
.I.t - -''e DRESS GOODS l2i- z'i ~ !sti .tBr
iR black ,a slss oPpass rorlins a,yas Ianes
!kes and coors Aiso, tbonhcts ribbons, Innings aII
other trimnings in variety; And Of "a, So -
tEsf, MEMS WEAR. ~
In cloths, cussimers, sattinetts nerino cassimefes
Jeans tYseds and summer cloths; also, Cottonades, Den
ms blue drills, brown nes linen drills, nanIeens anil
other such goodsS "a desirable Iso
mem and boys palm hats, lGghprn and Canton hats sot
wool, brash hats, etc.; with full stock OF linen and cot
seamless bags buraps, table diapers, cras
drings ckgs. checks shirting stripes, etc, brown
and bleachc muslinsi with good stock OF hte goods
III the H., tt,.4 ,I 7.
.'.s 10 '"l'-s 81 NOTION LINE. .hfSf.iE jhF5 4i
scabriSs, jaeoncts Irish Bnhns aces, threads, but,
tons, hosiery gloves combs etc., in all their variety
My whole stock will be sound Unsurpassed, as well IN
'maf25 ~ -ffTl-f F@3s''IS bad VT sRLRY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

"tE oEe now ourtEaStern Manufacturing
establishments, Of the largest and hest manulac
tured assortment oooa and Shoes for Spring e Summer
been TO order according TO diree
uons, and intended expressly retailing our
regular and all others who may favor US with
call, wc canofer an unusually large variety OF Roots ami
Shoes which we guarantee equal III quality OF material
workmanship to those manufactured in this any part
the United States Our stock will be found consist
part OF the following goods: ,=i . a. . 1,
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FOR THE EAST.

passfgers for SeyslaEd olubps, Tosle, Det9ssse,r
Ccago, Racine, Milwaukee, tie Great WeS; for Bull
so, Niagara Fails, Albany Boson New Yof viass
New York and Ere, New York Cent? al RAILROAD ipe,4,
will 1 this acheap, expeditions comfortable. and pleas
ant route. q .I-.lll tL!t Luul5 aIiN ksla
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$4,000 dollars, .
Grand TDuco1ijnI,,1
1NNtIs 81 IuIVt5
qttaIterS in proportion.

qlaIters in proportion. portion 2 --l' 9zS.1i -
Snallwood .. Co. .beg to present the
Ssnrss sch 9LMtsysnd Ia, SUITE Loe1es ,oie
Aarys4G, drawn under supervision of Gomnis
soiers elected by the State, ticket stamped by
them, Cnone oilers being leGal.) =
70 those who have lie mcaus to- venture LARGELY or
moi disposed so TO do will find small t;G, les drawing
every aseclS and ho1lose who wish vetn,e
largely, viii hd some OF greater masnitudl, rang III
price fonr 81 to lafEer ones from IS to S3O ana
packages. from 81 10 aiD. We would ilI tculary, cali
your TO packages, tic most advantageous 10
ie purchasers us they have about twice the amount
or tickets III packages for the cOst.-vz: ur 26 tick
cts IN 81 lottery, charge S16 and the &el
package entitled TO all that may he dr1wHUyeT lie sum
$40 Halves and quarters in proportion. u t..uiGt
reie to the official accounts OF the managers daily or The
maj .r1ZeS SO by acting only AZ Agents.
~ much to OUT advantage to make the hest possible
lection for our correspondents thereby eutc redt
ard on the renewal or casIns prizes make the most prof
IT. AMI from an eA AeTcnce of13 in the business, at
Ter ourselves our judgement in selection Of pUr
s. 10 BstT-- -t.l -4Et ~ : 80 o.
Bank notes drafts, any solvent Banks in tha
United States received by Payment tickets, et.
sgIy by Package Postage stamps received fnr
odd amounts ofchansc Our monthly circular is forward
Ell 10 all who tcslie it, neeO of charge. .sl . l it
For good prizes, and prompt attention, address yonI
orders to .i ---- SMAlEwoOD * CO.,
nLr31 E Nee .'-= .'i'. BaItimo' e. Md; 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

S@3c. New Music Store.sa' he" s,taa 80
Sign OF the. Grecinn, Trigonnm, No. 4 199 :
At ssgEE. :. :. -. lluin street. -
y. FIoKIESoN would respectfully all.z
nounce tho citizens. OF. Wheeling aIrl vi-1s
S3f A III 1cinty, that he has just opened new aud
4 " elegant the sale of Violls,
Guitars ViolinceIos, Fagolets Flutes, Files, Accorde
Banios, and Pamborines Brass Instruments tho
and best ..
Instruction books forall kinds OF Instruments and
singing ~ = :.
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin, also, the
newest Songs Duetts hest Roman and
Italihn ViolIra all Guitar Strings. Do. ,Iol n
Clafonets Reeds Tuning FeTks also Violin and uitdr
Screws, Violin Finger and ilBoards.
Bows for Violincelio and Violin tsrirti
Al kieners Furniture Polish for renovating vanished
Furritpre Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats any
Asofor by gent for Kebcr Pittsburg Pianos
OF the first and best In the United States such
Giarks grand and square Pianos, y b. Dun
ham's Haet and Aliens bfated Boston Pianos, &c
Agent for the make of Cafhardt and Necdhans Patent
Aseofdeons and a kind ofmusicalinsruments repaired
ait lOwestprices' tttu
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OITTO7TYPE FOUNDEWY,
GUICFORD'GA AMDeJONES,

GUlLFoRDsrANDeJOMES,
N. GuILFoRps sieninlis9 u ~ nj .lN.J ONES
Il lsEcoED, STREET, RErwEEN SYCAMORE AND BROADWAY
I s.-.','7 s'''.' cINCfNNA ri. OHIO.
lAHlo' Every Prescription of -, go,
lS1, @ Ek,I yspEk JAN n vVSEeAEsEEs TKifsE
CONSTANT Ns.,SilA mp OR y NuFAoTrREp TO ORDER
8 ~ snS h a. hs ~ tSs,r
se9cal Specimen Rocks, and Printing Presses
with all their Apparatusli e9sIs lGt Iesqq6 !gtuuR
large job Letter, in all its varieties Of Wood,
Flowefs, Cuts, will be auprlted or fGr
long experience anddpraetcal knowledge in
Type apd Press making, and large acquainaDce with the
wants the West they confident OF heilg able to 81
entire satisfaction 10 all who with their
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

tlea 4Io~ EIetnrning. EoIi-si5 sl' oIn' sHE
Regular connections at Cleveland with fI.e s
abOve Railroads, and at Wesve with the above lanAd
9 5. e. BAKER &, CO., Agents, Wheeling. -.
LEX! DOYLE, Agent, SteubenvlIe. -si't'S '''7sl
2 C.dS p. r. r., CIeVcAE1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

THE GREAT NEDlCA L DISCOVERY or THE AGE.
FOR THE CuREoF COLDS, coucns, ASTHMA, mos H
F.. CIllTIs, CONSUMPTION, AND ALL AFFECTIONS
.l.s OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS. futssaf tu-
YL Ccrtif ntc from Il sev. DIR. T.uc!.cy,
TIE following certificate, from one o,i1SetreS
as well known any person in the Union, is worilra
thousand obtained from other lands, per-
sous. j. -utsf5A s-.rs.a ti.s5.la ,I,zr IL s.
+ 10 THE MrruoDIsr CnuRcu AND uER CLERGY, and 10
Speakers and Min seIs general tlThe following is from
of your aged, most extensively KNOWN and gifted
ministers. Rev. Dr. LUcKEY, the East Genesec
encc, N.iY.:- Ia 1-E' a lB 9elF r4f3
al happy to acknowl ,dse the substantial benefit
lave received from tls nt DR. J.hcocK's PCLAoSc
wAFERs. had aiseveic cold. attended with symptoms
nf fever The usual remed prescribed my ply
kept the fever undet but eontinned aHindngy
and obstinate The njrbfd state stomach
refusing the preparation the deemed
ry 10 employ, my procured Iocock's aters
me 10 try them The of Them gave imnle
diaq relief After using boxes was quite restored,
their efficacy. - Yours, g., - '.'T''
Rochester, Dee. cd, 5a.tsG ItSAMUEL LUCKEY.,' ei,
Price, 25 box. For sale wholesale or RETAIL by
III 1ih - i'il ''i''t '1SELLS &c CALDWELL. -
marl7r A .3ti,E ~ i5rs 500 general Agents.
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"tOOO NSl41iS.
PatapSco Institute.
- Glass 122. L-.
APTii 22nd.
l prize'or 3 n 90, 400
1 do - ys. 9, ,OUO,
iG1 do 400
i do sl..iy suh GsS
400 do sa .f. 20
XII etc. etc. etc. ~ m
Tickets s.. 80; Packages
92S-HulVes aud quarters in
PROPORTION. 1t !kHG sri
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( MUM MBEH8i496
: MFSGEI5.7I.1.A.N'3:E= i. e#F55tS: :a5a7
d .SN.ALLWOOD q Co. .--...,
U"itsf STATE. a.otsery' ssssh once

S;a s, @he sG4c'i IL ''tfsH iEo
-iiI % BA ip rii h yst..i
fEG1A Licensed ycnlcs ior the Maryland Statc
~ eiies drawn uiider 6f 7
the Legislature Maryland. ~ -!7S' t'i'i1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

sFs s,Ss, MORE NEW GOODS. s,ss55
TLEGANT CT Brocateif FOR enfiafns and
~ u English furniture ehinzes; very feh lace
curtains AID fdnecss received q y day 81 y
E r4ar2i 9ssa en- Etla3s Hlslsss 2 u $ SO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

inrriekets S.; Packages $50;
Halves and quarters IN pro-
portion. 80. rt...
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5000 dollars. -
n atapSco i Institute.

SSS ASASSANoASs
Glass, 12a,
- ApTiF 23d. =
i prize oil 'ej, 5000
i i DO s,i" ASS 3 III giI
etc. etc. etcs
Tickets 81; Packages $10i
Halves and quarters in pro
poruon. -.
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5O,91O dollars.
Grand Consolidated.
HE r-rIg
5000 dollars.

Ti:kets $40; Packages $40
Halves and quarters ia pro-
portion.
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Patapsco.,,,
ni.nn't' 1nrSl ~ ltL ta.V,

Class 1OT. 3 -ll9. &i.h
] psize OF S4.sl7 -5i'N
q, o d" s 1910 /. yf.1
~ 40 .Giu
4tcksrs 81; PaeEases $40 W
and quarters in
H-JE { 5ui ltiIIaEIsh
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$3.50 dollars. 'i' ia! n
Patapsco Institute. yio1J
.tft Il tLasa .I,,,.;1 ~ Itt ,dF. ..nsei
prize OF irgn ii iiS3.Tto .7,ii
IN DO 90 n i,e;a C, ..ssS q; ~
IcGSde q, l,s1.s.,se goo f.,.
etc etc. ef3. t'.D
Tokcts 81; PsGk4g& $40 a,Hs
-llalves AID qua, lei ) III pro
nOrtioli A. iF-s4aAftits2 p .iEffs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-16
Postage Free.l


Ordered by the Postmaster General that the Supplements
to the National lnteizencer Unon and Republic, contain
ing the Annual Mail Advertisements for the New England
states aud New York be sent free Of postage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
BAYARD TAYLOR's LETTERS.



Editorial CorresposSepce Of The \. Y. Tribune
- koORkHkE NOr.heT1 Ind "a Ss.ardAy yao p, 1855
y half tie time which l had allotted for my transit
through India had expired and but single month re
NAMED. However, although nearly q thousand miles
from Calcutta determined TO pushOn to the lmalayas
and get glimpse OF the highest mountains in the world
Once ON the Grand Trunk Road, could depend on
making hundred miles day by the gdrTes ddrk, with
cut excessive fatigue and there were few points of n-
terest, except Alahabad and Benares TO detan by
the therefore made arrangements" laid dawk 4"
Is the Indian eNpressOniOr trip 10 Iandowr the high
est point In the malsyas which can be reached at tls
season, by"ay OF Roorkhee and Hurdwar The distance
0i Landowr fTem Delhi is nearly two hundred miles
ana theIe Is no carriage diwk beyond Meerut fifty
miles from the latter city was therefore obliged to
taNei by pa Zee detrk or palanquin statement was
draWpup Ot The different places intended 10 visit with
the leugth of my stay at each and snstb1
Ia summon the bearers 10 be in readiness az the p-oD
time, at the different stations along the road Twelve
days were allowed for the trip to Landowr and back to
Meerdt lie expenses OF the dawk including the hire of
tie Falanquin aLountedto nearly 500
The garTee called for me on "wednesday afternoon and
took leave Of Nj Place, after having been most hospi
tably entertained by him for four days The weather
was dark, and lowering, and had not crossed the
tedious bridge the Junna before the rain began 10
fall Ny last view of Delhi was dull and misty. the
palace Of Shah Jehsn doomed up grandy than ever
bat the domes and minalets OF the Jmnms Museed lost
laf their aiU grace. l hsd a comfortable cart with
uatrsss on the bottom and disposed my carpet bags in
sueh way us 10 make it easy as an armchair The
rain increased however the roads became wet and slip
perry, and he plain had dull November look which was
very dreary. l delayed by the obstHsey OF the
horses NhO finding the cart little heavier than usual
did their best 20 escape il altogether Night came
on, tie rain ratified ca the roof and drawing ny quilt
around me- lay down and slept until aroused BY the dr
yer asking where be should take me- i0rwe had reached
heerN. / directed him TO 90 20 the "PHaehgaEr,
Iunchhouse) hotel is termed, 10 ibis pat Of ladil
laeie iould eonsLmmars, choAeisrs, al the uaua
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate n the

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate 81 the
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Data YSi he "a =, q D,eal - - ''
an i.-su. CALI S2as sI sso..S. st.-e.s-.
NOTICE Of DISTRIBUTION-Noti il hereby
's 3. c s Ct f5 .ss s ri s.; 81 ~ 3
I SI we sis q ne ssos;s q re GsT6T o. Ne ,
q hevo o. TIE eocrd day Of IHznsi next 81 Ten o'clock t
orv0uehsIs A ". BRADFORD s1-r0-s;s.
CUPkEME COURT-Rchard F glydenburg. Plain
- IT. sGsa LsTy A. Smith. william smith s.rsb lus smith
Ron ChIsi. Jr Bsny saith F,d'ies smith .gfhor ssith
sgitb sps wi. SIa,eRi bss8S,sf. saos co..
srved ITO zach Of he shove Cd DEFENDANTS You
TsE ". III = sd so e o. re Ger, q &. cSaay
81 1S IS gS 90 II. ~ s1. ~ -. 800. :. ,be
No g w, EevYo Cry within DAY. .h.f ne 'eryez
you f. complaint within tn. time 'fers'us 20.
L.,sta ~. :eg1 ~. spRJ % es Oo' '0r me ''
BRiDIEY WILLS wooOHULL Pl.iuaa'' At'orS.y,
TIE eonp,ibf the entitled seton lied ne once
the Cen the oo9s, y susol tie Court H'u'e " k'"'esd
D" '"' O'0'''' " BRIDLEY, MILLS Il Woodruff
jz1,v6ww F.nnf', InorHsys No g. Wen st Ee-Tsri CITY
CUPREME COURT-Theodore Smith against Isaac
- Ps,Isr-sumnnoure DRFEEDAST-sir' You are hereb,
snon,d the eoupa.t ts action sod terys COY OF
yS1 n~ e % S,s s he . bsa sIeSs q tie i
such 'syee md The defeid.n fs ne :,
II @ eoHPIsDl Ard vii ,sts notice t1.t ne 10
TIE s,@. w.; s she Office Of the oi u A.tS' RcR'
je12 isvSwV.d Plaintiffs Attorney.
CUPRENE COURT-Truman R. Colman at. lac
- cus Parker widow Of Geose Ouek,
IBonss Wee w, Elisha nOrr aad Elizabeth b.
Vie William oseHasI John os,sT.tueE Emory .ad
fMofY Yoa Ssesy aao6sd %
Ly ss :Sa ' cSu1y "h ssny %
Of day Of such services and fthe
st G cos % M is S.5dsa de- & Complain sad
ysu vii sls neie hsi The 10 hs e.oH Wa aS n te
Ter, lss2 Desla~6wWI AGhCE, Plaintiff |, AIoroey,
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Eeqal Noiitrs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of the
G's .. Of Ffi'f j6Sf s City MEMS
lol pas ,eI S s name SN IN b en-, of Ss
Yo 5h DAY Of OeiobeT eestTDaiea New You
NE s ,S'nSs ~ "s"'' '''' Pubic Adnio.trator
INPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
co Of NSDhE sSS s s e 70 % al S
Gs lo. deceased pr'egi The sae with voaehe5s thereof %
SSi SB l. fore ne isS DAY Of october
Isl As Fhf f1sls i s%ssAG
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse G. Smith,
Be- ss'i. Re C ,. . S;' john w s sven ,Ss ey
pcA,t ed es ,s' ae ,eaaee 10 e,ao, % 'e rh ne s'
no ; ca" S'i , INV ''' ' SEaasF wI1 Ts S'
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
Il %, cs,' ,Ss' 1S oe , s,so 70 a. Sr-on' s os .a
~ s@s voeessr. :, Ns'as.,
Ss1 YS's 5, Ssa TsS'a.'y. No
IN PURSUANCE OF an order 81 the Surrogate of the
SssG rsss s.,5 e., e, ~ 80 s., CAN, 5.,
sKnIMAS Ne Ghst ne cy Of Sesiot On sbSs s t~setS
furl d. q SEPTEMBER ns't-D,a Ns Yea De M az Of March, ls
mss isvsmws RoREHr / sKOWN, hA'eai'rA
IN PURSUANCE q an order of jesse c. Smith,
~ TO 70 a. Sl'as. s.ss ne CO
iisre e 1ei a. ne oe u Jehs A.as. Ne s9 Ea
SsSS : ASS Ass isse9W'I SUSAN T ErAS
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
J6S crilcS 30 he 4, Sc. so.s ssy-',a . s 'ss
s IN ge.', 5e'so % he ss BE- - s S a. $50 70 -
avtmNs ALEXANDER MAkNllb s'fa''f
IN PURSUANCE OF an order oil the Surrogate OF the
os lek hcoy n Pefsoas hAsas ,n as.s
re o.
ttafa, b, IhrJet New fok o-ofe ne
sslh ay oete ues-rsed Nok, The tAt ar dy g Acl
h& tS isa6nwfl AsiEIA A. CHAPLIN, Ala. astrainS-
n PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
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TUE SOULS OF THE CHILDREN
"Who bids for The little children
Bocy and soul and brain
Who bids fer the little CHILDREN
Young aod without stain
VIII no one bid - ssld England
For their souls 80 pure and white,
And fl for all good or evil
The world on their page may write
We bid" said Pest and Famine,
awe bid FIR life aud limb
Fever and pain and squalof
Their bright young eyes shall dim;
When the children grow too many
We II nurse them IS our own,
And hide them in secret places
Where meme may hear their moan %
81 bid said Beggary, bowling,
"I'l buy them, Ons and ALL
III teach ihcm thousand lessons
To lie, 10 skRlk, 70 crawl
They shall sleep IN my lar, like magsots,
They shall rot in the fsir sunshine
And If they seTve my pUPose,
hope they Il ansr er thine
"And Ill bid higher and higher"
Said Crime with wolf grin,
"For lsve to lead the children
Through the pleasant paths Of ain
They shall warm ia the streets 10 pilfer,
They shall plague the broad highway,
Til they grow too old tor pity,
And ripe for the law TO clay"
Prison and goal and gallsws
Are many in the land,
}T'wers folly not to USE them,
80 proudly as they stand.
Give me the little children,
III take them ss they're born
And III feed their evil passions
With misery aud scorn.
"Give me the little children
We good, We rich, ye wise,
And let the reeking world spin round,
While ye shut your idle eyes;
And Your judges shall have work,
And your lawyers uag the tongue
. And the gsOlers and policemen
Shall BIZ fathers to the young
IL and the Law, for pastme,
Shall struggle day and night;
And the Law shall gsia, but shall via.
And wen still reneS the fight
And ever and aye wen wresIle,
Til Law grows sick aud sad,
And kill in lis desperation,
The ineorrigible bad.
81. and the Law, and Justice,
Shall thwart esch other still
And hearts shall break TO see IT,,
And innocent blood shall spill;
So leeve-oh, leave the children
To Ignorance aud Woe
And III come in and teach them
The way thai they should gol'
ooh. shame - said true Religions.
"Oh shame that this should be
I'll take the little children,
III take them all 90 me.
I'll raise them up with kindness
From the mire in which they're tired
Ill teach them words Of blessing,
III lead them up TO God
"You're not the true Religion
Said a Sect with flashing eyes
"Nof thou said another Sowing
"Thou'r heresy and lies"
you shall not have the children
Said a third, with shout and yell
"You're Antichrist and bigot-
You'd train them up for He'll
And England, sorely puzzled
To see such battle strong
Exclaimed with voice Of pity
ooh friends YOU do me- wrong.
Oh cease your bitter wrangling.
For til you all agree
| fear tie little children
Will plague both you and me-
But all refused to listen,
Quoth they" We bide our time
And the bidders seized the children
BePgary Filth and Crime.
And the prisons teemed with victims
And the gallews rocked on high
And the thick abomin4tion
Spread reeking 10 the sky.