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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17

We CALL THE ATTENTION of our readers to the
Prospectus o! the "Cotton Plant" for which Jas.
L. McMechen is the agent 10 receive subscriptions
and Establishments. The "Cotton Plant" is
published in Washington and Baltimore, and is
ATTENDED advocate Southern interests 1t affords
sfae opportunity to our manufacturers and bust
ness men generally to make themselves known
throughout the South and West.
Subscription price for paper--S2,OO; advertising
sI0,o0per square for one year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17

OrE BUSINESS MEN are respectfully referred to
tie card III to-days paper Of Messrs. LATHAM &
WOODS of Cincinnati. MIR. Woods, late of the
i'm of S. c. Baker & Co., is well known to our
citizens as young man of active, prompt and
ener.etic business habits, and we take pleasure in
soliciting for him the patronage of such of our
uadesmen as require the services of an agent at
Cincinnati, feeling assured that he will faithfully
attend to all business entrusted TO him.
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s.o,x-At six O'Clock last evening, q
T"L .n,rsd here which rained "hail shut'' as
storm O's ,.,I. nutsfor about the space of min
ts'Ee III ran succeeded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17

,,v-The Tobacco store OF Mr.. NJ. Marsh
BTAOL>, omen OIL Saturday night and robbed OF
few srticles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17

,.x,,srrs should bear in mind the regular
The f. ,,nisbt, Important business will be
...osac;ed.
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D,r,soRE AAERIcAN continues 10 credit
IRE ...n from this paper to the Grimes. -
s'' ,.o VOLT specs, brother
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17

3=..ro> the polite clerk of the Falls City,
Mr. n links for attentions 20 this Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17

,.c,ry, Capt. sam Mason, is the Union
TIE rA to-day for Cincinnati and Louisville.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17
Basket Making.
T.. MOONY

L. MOONY
manufacturing willow OF all sorts and sizes
including willow wagons gigs close hampers, baskets,
chairs, cradles market baskets, covered and uncovered
travelling baskets ladics sewing baskets deserp.
ton Baskets description made TO order from tho
finest quality fwiIow, the shortest notice and
reasonable All those wishing any thing In my c
be supplied by calling scndng at shop, west
1Ts, where manufacture and keep on hand large assort
en in the above line, at wholesale and retail prices
mmar7
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T. II. LOGAN A. CO

NJ orr II ~ ~ AAAN * wa
AMI especially call the attention OF their friends
stock Of generally, TO their fresh pure and cheap
DC, eu'res' Paints. Oils, Dyestu1s, Periumeries
NoSfoss the "we known, Bridge corner, near the
NClaicR, ~ and just opposite the Big Red Boot Of
10 q s sss rinssel OIL tDaylin &. coun,z make>
bbIS S ME Lead, Pittsburg and Cincinnati brandss
10 NO. l and = Lard OIL
Dbl ia aa9ners Cat all prtoes)
n SSsAAets Salad Oil.
Es1uP. Carb soda
s SU'. GTeam OF Tartar.
Ss SSs Vanilla Indigo.
5b',.. SaIeratus .....
Oses eorks, ofal sizes
y Aess refined SaItpeire
hicrhomate OF Potash.
Gpi2 on hand and receiving, by
inc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17
Pemberton House.

WHEELING, VA
TN M PRNBRRTON announces to bis old friends and
the public generally that he has located 10 the com
ChsrIes and Thoroughly repaired and refted 1t, and Il
pfepa ed TO entertain travellers in good style at moderate
priees The Pemberton House Is situated Immediately
on he Steamboat Landing and he Depot Of the Bal
tnore Ohm Railroad, anordng passengers tor the
cars or racket boats convenient stopping place. Tho
proprietor respectfully invites the attention of his old
friends house, and soiets share Of public patron
~ GUNPOWDER AND SAFETY FUSE.
DIFLE sporting and blasting powder, and also s1isty
hand Constantly. in magazine, and for sale 70
railroad contractors and Others low as AZ otneF
point in tho West mat u. KklLLt.
ITTINDOW BLIN DS.-GIaled Green ssPsI, and green
NV oil Cloth, for window blinds lust resslxe1 ~
. APPS WILDE : 't'o : % -
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.zl.s THERE'S NO USE IN TALKING.
NEE people have found out that W. D. Motto q Bro
4. thsr ys noy g. so9 Of Prsttiest sTns
and other Dress Goods, in Wheeling They going ai
come soon II you wish To set good choice: T
aiaTieslss4s --2--...7 8 w. D. MoTTR q BRO. /
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"Iann Know ThyseIf."
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.

:
"Euery Family should hupe a Copy''
5000 COPIES sold in less than three months
DIR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AND I5' HAND
BOOK FOR THE MISUNDERSTANDING an outline
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by self abuse or by sexual with advice their
echnicaes, and every thing that would offend the
dececy from the result of twenty years successful
practice, exclusively devoted the cure of diseases OF
delicate or private nature
To which is added, receipts for cure OF the above
the Fever and Ague, for twenty 1--WE Cents copy; six
copies one dol will be forwarded to part OF the
paid Cosden a Co. Publishers, or box 1885, Post ONCE
Philadelphia.
'rhis is without exception, the most comprehensive
and work published the diseases
which 1t treats Avoiding all technical terms it addresses
jeconabe METER and no parent however fasdious
object TO placing it in the hands OF his The author
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and too little presumption TO impose he has offered
the world at the merely nominal of CENTS the fruits
teacher or parent should be without the knowledge
~ Ihs Invaluable work. 1t would save years of
PAIN, and sorrow to the youth under their
1 charge '-PeoPe's Adrocate.
ter's Medical Manual Tbousan nd upon
OF our YOUTH by evil example and the influence OF the pas
out realizing the sin ard fearful consequences upon
selves and their rossrty The constitutions
down. and they do not know the the Any
thing that be done to eniGhen and influence
public mind as to check and ultimately this
widespread source OF human wretchedEess would confer
the greatest blessing to the religion Christ
the Intoxicating dinks0 though thous
sands upon thousandss not greater scourge to the
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postage paid receipt % cents copies for 81
Address. CoSDEN a Co., Publishers, Box 1885, Phiia
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| IDwIS A. cLABAuGH. w "a r, .,.r.,,
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

having purchased the lease and eeets
THAT old established house. the FouxrA1s HorrI.
Light street. Baltimore, and having repaired and rer
nsed at heavy outlay, to their friends nd tic
fort and convenience. - ~ 80 >0''''
The Ladies' Ordinary the suites OF rooms attached
VIII be found TO afford the comforts home TO families
all its patrons 4 'SFOSe :"
the most central situation for tie man of business
being in The centre OF business affords as conyeent
any other hotel in the city. -
1t will be the desire and pleasure of The prrietr u,
APPLY CIARAUCHS RRoruYp
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Solid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IhiS latest discovery is the wonder OF the age Tho
picture assumes all the roundncss and solidity OF e
also appears esze, and in every point resembles tie
LYING being Nature is perfectly mocked even to an In.
SiTduai hair. Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camp
more; also In his Washington Gallery, and will soon be
all the principal cities in the Union ~ '
inc! has the honor to he has
received letter from the President OF the United
otaes lnor ming him of the award Medal CerticSfe
don. $50 ~ 80, 81 n + I. sS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17
Hopkins 81 Fnirchild,
Merchant Tailors,

EGO Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE,
INVITE the attention the citizens Wheeling to their
extensive assortment cloths cassmeres and vest
igs selected with great care from the latest mporla-
READY MADE CLOTHING.
On the second floor OF their store they keep large as
sortmeht OF elegantly finished clothing the best
hand and cut In the most fashionable STYLE mar161yd
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7oNEDEPARTMENT.

=;5=556aY MORNING. MAY II. 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17
PHILADELPHIA.

furniture Coverings. &c.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
w. HI. CARRYIPS
CURTAIN ST ORE
L"o. 1853 CestHut ST. Philadelphia, Corner Finn str.st
opposite the State House.
U e has always in store a full stock oil
French Brocatels; all widths Lace and Muslin Curtain.
and colors; Of eyerv stvIe ana 49,.
French Satin de LANES; Table IH Piano corere S,c
India Satin Damasks; Gilt Coruices: ''
French MOquctIe; Gilt Pins and Bands,
DO Pushes; Ginlps Fringes;
. . Cords. TasseIs, &c
y. V. Painted WINDOW SHADES, or ali STYLES am.
prices; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures Brassea DC; ana
erevhtng complete for Curtains OF the newest Paris
Styles and at the lotcest prices.
Persons sending the height and .eia of their .ue,s
frames can have their Curtains trimmed in tie
nest manner; see Fashion Plates in August humber OF Co
dcy's Lady's Book.
Steamers, hotels, CAR BUILDERS and dealers eener
ally supplied at The lont't teh OlesG!e PRICES.
w. H. CARRYL,
Importer of ard Dealer in Furnishing Goods
169 Chestnu street, corner OF Filth,
marl1-1yd&w Opposite the State House, PhiIsda
Prize !M.da! Aoeraed, by the IVorld's Fair Londo.
1851, TO
Alex. l.. Hickey g. Co,
WHOLESALE d RETAIL
Trunk Manufacturers.
las ChesfnutSt., abOpe a, Front of Jones' Hotel,
AIDES Dress Trunks, Bonnet Boxes, and Cap Cases,
IL Trunks ofevery kind style, Carpet Bags EnaIn
eled Travelling Bags for Gentlemen, Ladiea' Tfaver
Satchels, &C. Wholesale and Retcil, twenty per cent
less than can he purchased any establishment il,
PHILADELPHIA. Hobby Horses always on hand.
mar;7-3md6w.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR ST. LOUIS, GALENA AND DUBUQUE.
septao-ssa THE fine steamer PAUL ANDERSON
1ELr-tA Gray, Master, will leave for above and
all intel mediate ports on Tuesday, the nth
ExSKEZsIitnst.. at 10 oock, A. NJ freight or pas
sage apply to mat7l S. G. BAKER & Co, Ag'ts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17
Fla NCY GODS.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS.

$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers Of English, German end French Fancy
A-sr Goods,
AVE now in store their Spring assortment of Porto
Tooth and Nsii Brushes ROSEWOOD ana sIo aas2
brushes, Combs of every descriptions Cutlery Fans But
ETC., etc.
nthe Hosiery lire full assortment of White, Brown
and mixed cotton hose, Lsle, Thread silk hose
lotion lott hose Of every deseIPton Lse Thread and sink
Filley q SewaIts Patent Thread, Cotton, Thread and
Silk 1aees, Silk and Pocket Handkerchieis Neck Ties
etc. ETC.. iFE757-
Dealers win find stock the most extensive in this
CITY, and our pees as low as house In the country
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Or. Gordon Harris,

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
nFFlcE-Batimore Lock lnfrInary, No. 81 south GAY
" street. opposite the Exchange buildings, Baltimore
to insure sound and speedy cure certain class Of Dis
clans the hands OF Quackcry He may consute con-
fiden:ially, either in person or by letter,
GIPeTsons at distance home dressing
leter 10 Dir Harlts, Baltimore Md. All Communications
remedies sent by mail to any part u S.
See advertisement on fourth page. apr4-ly {
IL BBLs. shilIto's No. leached Lard oil Just re.
H. ceiyed by nla3 A. G: ROBINSON q co.
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nar26

Bird & Wilson,
Wholesai e. and md, Retail dealers in Hritish.
No. So Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE,
MOULD invite the attention OF purchasers visiting
w city to call and examine large stock OF
ies' dress goods consisting and brocade silks,
black matona Silks plaid Silks French Bareges French
lawns and JACKIE bayaderc robes silk tissues barege
de lainos, French GingIams, plain and emb'd Grape
cashmere shaws variety, French mbroderies
kid gloves, Parasols, etc.
oExrLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Cloths, cassmeres yestinss eravats handkerehiefs,
collars, Gloves etc.
Housekeeping goods all kinds, including large stock
OF staple and domestic goods Our stock Comprises the
best assortment offered by any house in city and at
the lowest prices mar2s-d6gwly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-17

Cordage.
w 20 do tarred hemp do do I'd
10 do untarTed g do do 81
5s. az reels Packing Yarn; --sa5 rEgyENt -
tf do Italian hemp Packing Yarn; q .a-1
80 dozsn Bed cords and Plough lines; 81 sl5Fe
500 lbs Broom Irvine; NJ -sI - -4f.sr s4sE5
1000 lbs SUPP cotton Seine Irvine; 1852 81 ~
.lf- co lbs Giltngi 7-r
10 reels hemp Bed cord;
go 10 bales Oakum; sftais II r.T & l.si
10 brls Pitch and Rosin; itas Z =;
general assortment, comprising Blocks, Hooks and
Thimbles Anchors Caulkng nailes chisels Lard OIL
Mops, Caulking cotton and tow, etc. ; II I,s3f
- - 'g-5-z CHAS. n. BERRY, 80 ~
a-tf ff-z Corner Union and Water .Sts. N
FOR SALE.
nNE good family horse-eisht years cid. sAIso,f one
" large fine dTay horse. mat IS. AVERY.
ON BBLs superior Mercer potatoes just
s1O sale by mas A. G. ROBINSON eco.
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-...- NOTICE.
DOCKS for subscriptions to the captal stock of the
ID wheeling HospttaI' win be opened on the list ofJune
AZ the ONCE OF the clerk OF the county
rnd will be kept open for days. '''
N. H. HOUSTON,
S. p. HuLLIHEN, 1873 sss.-
r-- H. MOORE; I' Scommissioners
ap2s-nd JACoB M SlR RnTVSEsRRI'
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BALTIMORE.

r. BELT. r.. c. BOWIE
BELT & BOWIE,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL
Produce Commission Merchants,
l ELLIcorr STREET, BALTIMORE.
- REFERENCES:
Hon Thomas G. Pratt, Gov and U Senator Md.
hon John Glenn Judge Circuit Court U S for Md.
Daniel Sprigg, Esq., Cash'r Merchants B'k-Baltimore.
Trueman Cross, Esq Com & Far. Blk do
Duvall, Rogers & Co. do
Fitzgerald f. Magruder, do
Ions T. Byrn, do
Webb, Rowland e. Co.-Louisyille.
Forsyths + Notwithstanding.
James r. Baker. do CJan29
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-07
WING State Convention.

The Wing State Convention on the .2d ult.
was one creditabe In all respects 10 the WHO'S
of Vermont. The number of delegates present
was generous one, aud the men Of the RIGHT
stamp. From the spirit shown by the members.
coming as they did from all parts of the State,
cheerful, contdlng I'D each other, and unwaveripr
10 their attachment to the distinctive principles
)i the great Wing party oftheination, nothing less
than harmonious result could be reached IN
their acton. Nothing different from that was
thought Of by any one when he went 10 the
meeting, while he was there, or when he came
away from it,
Not the least disposition was shown BY any
one to iulst into the doIngs any side issues, or to
have anything done which would lead to en-
unglmg alliances" Every one seemed to know
that IN this state as in other States there must
be many local questions which Will have a bear
ing M the choice Of representatives. and which
should be left to be cared for in places where
they may arise All realized that there are
questions Of domestic policy standing ia no re-
iaton TO any party and that on these the minds
Of the people and Of their representatives should
be lett TO act, unbiased by their connection with
the great parties winch divide the nation. All
such questions can be settled as judci0uslv. 10
say the least, by Wings as by their opponents
and as ior matters to be determined in the ma
tonal councils, the influence of Vermont can
be felt as II should be, only by having her stand
forth she has done, " The Bhg State"
Why should she change her position; Are
not the principles set forth by the Wing party of
The State, such as Vermont, from her position,
from the employments of her ciuzens,-trom
the character which her people has so long pos
sessed wherever they are known, must adhere
to They have ever sympathzed with them,
and they forever must To Vemonters tins is
a world for the performance of honest practical
duties. he Wing principles ere principles to
be Praeticed. They should be followed by
sound hearted people every where. he con
duct Of every honorable and upright nation
should agree with them
Men should be put into the highest Offices of
the State who are well known 10 ayow such
principles, and whose past conduct proves their
obedience TO them.
The gentlemen nominated by the opposing
party perhaps we ought to say parties, though
IN practical point of view, the action of the
tieo viii be TO favor the one only maybe very
worthy men also IN their individual relations;
ana so far as we are personally acquainted with
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-07
/" Unionis Strength. +"

Our opponents ID this State have for wears
past felt the effect of the truth Of this naAim. in
the defeats they have ever experienced at the
hards OF the VRif,1 .h,g party Of Vermont
Their only hope of itture triumph hangs upon
some expected discoid and division m the ranks
OF the Wings. DpC heir own strength they
neither can nor 90 make any reliance. Upon a.
ny legitimate acrease If their own numbers
they have no reason TO count But it IS to some
foe sidfd light that they are looking rs promise
ing some hope of beng accidentally cast upper
most. They torsoott, have nothing to do with
side issues THEY stand trim on the democratic
platform, while they box out hopefully that the
Wings will separate into three divisions. each
fighting on his own hook. Now we trust that
their mognanmous hopes will prove as their
hopes hitherto have pioyed And our trust Is
grounded on the obvious fact, that the great in
tere'ts of the Wing party can be served and se-
cured only by uulou-and that nothing. can be
gained Co any col ltsra. interest which any por-
ton of the Wing party may wish 10 see prevail,
by the division aud defeat OF the Wing purity
1t is folly 20 suppose THAT an organization can
be made on any collateral interest. 10 over
balance the regular political organizations which
have long existed and viii continue 10 exist TO-
gether with such hostile special organization as
viii be likely 90 sprng up on the other extreme.
The true and wise course is for Wings TO act
and vote like Whigs,-as members OF a great
national party, that by union and wise counsels
has kept Vermont glorious in her solitude. In
cdenta aud collateral interests, matters of mn-
nicpa regulation, will be cared for and secured
IT'S such matters always are ana must bc--vz
according 10 the predominant public sentiment.
which springs up and becomes settled, regard
less OF party names and party rulc.-B.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-07
n under The Federal Constltu.

.of the veto 70 under Inc Federal Constitu-
ton.
R,soiDed, Thatas our fathers complained that
the King of Great Britain endeavored to pre-.
vent the population Of these states, by raising
the conditions Of new appropriations of lands,
and otherwise. so we complain that the system
of injustice to he old states in DENYING them
their share in the proceeds of the public lands,
has served 10 burden the old states with heavy
taxes while it has withdrawn their population to
the new. Let us have a system which. while 1t
shall secure the mpid settlement of the new
states. shall preserve n the same time the re-
sources and strength of the old.
Rcsoired. That as our fathers complained that
the King Of Great Britain had made Judges de-
pendent on his will alone for the tenure OF their
offices, and the amount and payment of their
salaries so we complain Of the present Pre-
sident Of the Z. s.. Who has dared 10 re-
move Judges for opinions sake, and thus has Ia
ken bold step towards subiecting the Judicial
to the Executive power
RESOLVED. That as our fathers complained that
the King If Great Britain had "erected null
titude of new Offices and sent hither swarms of
officers to harrass our people and eat out orr
substance so we complain ct the vast increase
Of Presidential power and patronage, ct the ruth
less prescription Of faithful public servants, and
the bestowmeni Of places upon unfit men, for
mere party purposes.
"Iso,U'a g. i' ~, ou' tf a ,r In ol
r my o euS'' ~ y" or' e.au' NY" 'il 'oI.s
without o g,,1 consent So we comelan of the so
called system of British Free Trade rs svs-
TEN which tends to increase the trade and profits
ul I-nglauu' anu ao'luge oul owl uHu 10 Urlng
g,soireJ MI viii nrinrinl,s s,r ,,,'1,,',,
Bile and undying. and do not perish with the de-
feat of the party; and that however the M ion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-07

lMsoRTANr Discovery. 1t would seem from
the following article, which we find in the lios
ton Courier of Saturday, that remedy, or rath-
er preventative, had been found for the potato
rot:
A work on the subject has Just been publish.
ed at st. Petersburgh, by Professor Bollman, a
Russian Councillor Of State which appears to
be worthy of the notice Of agriculturlss. NJ.
Bonan, under the patronage of the Gar, an
nounces the discovery OF remedy of the potato
rot, Mr.. Bollman asserts from actual expert
ence that thoroughly dried potatoes will always
produce crop free from disease. This discov-
cry he made by accident, but confirmed it by
repeated subsequent trials. The temperature
required to produce the desired result is not
clearly made out Mr.. Bolmans room in which
his potatoes were dried was heated to about ~
deg, and often higher. BY way OF experiment
be placed others in the chamber Of the stove IT.
self, where the thermometer stood a. l36 deg
and more. He also ascertained that the vitality
OF the potato is not affected, even if the rlnd is
charrsd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-07

PRACTISING SURGERY UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
DR.. JOSIAH Crosby, Of Manchester, would not
undertake to set a bad fracture of the leg of a
man The other day, unless the man would agree
not TO prosecute him IN case he did not get a
good leg. The precaution sprung from tine fact
that there have lately been several prosecutions
Of surgeons Tor malpractice.
Ignorance is great substitute for paregonc
Show us blockhead, and we will show you a
man who can sleep twelve hours out OF dozen
Before you can make men wakeful, you must
make them intelligent If we owned the fe,
simple Of a railroad, we would consider no maj
ii for switch-tender VINO didn't take half 4
dozen newspapers
Kissing is all the fashion in Paraguay. Tn,
ladies are very pretty, and amiable also for wher
they holo up then faces for a salute they always
take out their guilds Of tobacco, and deposit them
on the rim of your hat
An ass which bears lis burden is of more worth
than lion which devous men