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Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
NOTICE TO FEMALES.

John Htil's sarsaparifa 81 n tie greatest female
medicines existence. In frot nGrlr7Dus csses
where the constitution r drhiliiael te Ilrfru- cherry
NJ r4srnrl, Wttn thr efforts Nh nature Ernk hnl
dcrilt. Yrusc nuI uFcrHruurht- vLvn the farc
4 vsle aud enoTs the strength r. he and Yielding the
spirit trnnhnl aui dHrrfE=ci. tIn health hrhent fnh
shaken. nnd Iu~urly rhH irT Tnf-s daEnai tiaiA
Bulls s.irag.4illA y FtsFrr4rn TeutiF- II a-hists
Nature ia the Performance ri rr tnfy- tr1res tr rhpe
system -arentiE rir r7rrai rarEfs rrHote-
rlatrurtinHR- cheeks HxrrHE rrar4A FLrr fth l.A y
blood. and ilparts LttiIl aui apEiie Were l-s.ts,
Ernslly, to a9Ft tr & .ais icl= "a aonll sc
r,r HH Suffering fi-fH ntt urhaHr HA- nnIni- tfli
than exists. hfl lrh unl fHkH r ri1rr rf h go.
the rrsy tH,rs would trrts.l r faiil aff; sgoui
have siiles Instead of if4rs- an lrria- hniFy ius
He. i.r rf HnEt hT ialAl- .E tir iir' Ai'-
hy r-rrtnnuE raril- nn1 ni-iu .inr. A tnf rEi.rAt
rersui called TIE Tn ~ it @ich = cica attefarI
with lnEef .au-sr El4 Saratriiiz J. funf {" exert
rnr-t beneficial aIrt llsa4 approaching ti~ rri-aa.
should Lc HrrFI " t tlet- rl Tuil Themselves VI ihls
valuable Insliclc
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
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READ RFknli PEADlII

The trnly vrnfnrrni nnl rr-i-rahe r-fr# rh#- have
urtier lilnrnfF ri fI. have thar
convinced thas Doctor Fli p sEEtT and flfA.
his Fluid ENfr1cr mi saragaria ts tr sauahla
chemistry as ser rrrlA'l. Aii --s tN fh- D0cor iIi
his uew enterprise We LgHisrsl.s Crfri-r
VI. aETce with neilhLor M the Courier, riaf or.nr
Bull H. Enht imam. hll IiE SnrElrnrffa GrFaTEE
uEnIrrNE; arh fuliy convinced thar fie Iu if
his sarapari Tn. Ei crsc f1r more ensirtlsft- 'si--
Ea-t- than EHrum dil With Jenny Land Nr nrai
Rnt hHra reHlrrs tn ulh hr-tanl raa-in- f'r
bncor ard lii SarT rIH Eith farnnu aut .t-uF IahH
because all uno spend their dollar ic.tie of Balls
Snrnrariiin sill tt fuutRIift aE1 have lrnrA ~
and finding th.ir l.1rscs minas from Ten 10 tucuts
dollar. thought & Tzt ~ r-tF dr fr the WHISTLE
One uh5tctiun We have M Bulls haf-nran- nnd ONLY
cAE-it IN uErer.llr=ly p-sAir fo fhn tasi-- ant
using IT, Il IS eqral smoking ere rr-ait-s chewing
IAn1horn--E l.f. drinking Walkers lIs JucTs-Hou
CAN'T Qrrr - Lnrirrfl4 BfHInrTnr.
The above npiintntaEy notices from e editors OF
of the Louisyc Coaiir and neior-', vse tndorrei ~
Geo u. Prentice. LfI tr distinguished editor Of the
Louisville Journal IN fhe lynNing iltteHinE notice
There il doubt 81 the world of the CRANES of
Doctor Bull ait tle excellence q Lis afria- some
of tLr scientific ihr ans IN the aity aEr nrHlaHaf
tha gnrrnrariiin ari rftat n great fea better. fH
The cciebrnfci ayur has Iran the profits ~ nis nsine.
built a granite rnhrr I'D Philadelphia rerrn HrAH high
AMI Ir- bull II r chooses rry Hnnu build ure -irn
b.' that u g.. told very diruit fer linn
to wai1 through siefs ~ al H. aud hinls-f
arrested every Ftep- hr grateful Hl wn4lrn-
whom have Travelled ruf rrt nsfaI-s ~ look uIrn
Their hcnclc.or. and bi-s ha .cr their wonderful
restoration tsllfh The Iurtrr uih al his extra
ordinary merit IN very mnlE-r and rntnnEi Nr- He tFus-
ta th- Fassrn cities viii I'D u ~ 20 thenscvrs give
h'fine reception the distinguished who has Iads
n glorious campaign against human diseases Hra
Scott made against the NtAitAns-
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
Ma lEs

At Mine Creek, May 18th 1853, by Josiah
Carbell. Esq. Air. STEPHEN II. MUIEEY to Miss
HAHElET L., daughter oil Capt n. J. Gill, all OF
this county.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
RAY I-Egr Paw EP!!

ALI. persons Indebted 10 the undersigned M to
A- -hr rst INV III January lat are hereby re
specially notified that must have some money,
aud consequently am unisr the necessity Of earn
cstv reques tintr ttem to come forward ani settle
up 1t as early day rs prasihie.
It-aEhAr--ca. Ftt ff- 1911. =
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
Daguerrean, Gallery.

n. K. W. e. EsAiN yGhESON, respect
1sl fully informs the citizens of Washington
ana its vicinity. that he has opened rooms in
Britts Hotel, where lie would be most happy to
wait upon all persons who wish to obtain fine
Daguerreotype hkencSses OF themselves. He has
iine apparatus OF the Latest improvement, and
will waIrart all pictures taken by him. lie is
confident that he can please all who win give
him trial.
Wastlatstoa. Hay 2J, 1883. 2l-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

TNHE undersigned have formed a Co-partncr-
~ ship and opened shop at this place F1r the
manufacture and repairing Of Cotton Gins.
They will shortly be in receipt of an ample new
stock of the best quality o Gin materials rl the
East. which they intend to work Up into Gins
which will be fully guaranteed TO give entire
satisfaction One of ns tAIr. WYKrr.D having for
some five wears executed must " the work that
went from the shop of The lale J. r. Crosby. we
feel hesitation In assuring THE Cotton Planters
Of The upper Red river country that all work done
at our shop will be fully equal if not superior to
the best thai was ever manufactured by tie late
Mr. Crosby.
We solicit the patronage OF Cotton planters
who may want new Gins. or old ones repaired:
and hope they Will send in their orders a. early
as convenient. in order that their gins NAV lie
certain to he ready for them by THE time tho
present growing Crop i ready lor picking.
By permission of some ard without having had
an opportunity Of consulting others r-a annex "A
number OF names Of well known Cotton planters
20 whom we would refer as regards the perform
ance Of Gins heretofore built hy one of a. in the
shop Of J. II. Crosby
Hon Edward Cross,
Mai Richard Pryor
Capt Joel W. Hannah,
Capt Richard II. Finn,
NTH Jcshna Morrison Hczpstcad County.
Hon. Henry p. Poindcxter,
Mathew N. Cheatharn. Esr
Mai. William johnson,
Wiley McElroy, Esl,
Judge Lewis Ii. Fort
Morgan rryer. Esq,
Morehead Wright, Esq.,
WIN. VI. Morris, Esq, Lafrycfte %.
Col. josiah Garland,
Hon. James Trigg,
Col. James AhTahams.
Hon. Benjamin +. Hawkins.
Hon. Henry X. Brown, Serirr Co.
Isaac N. Jackson, Esq.
Dr.. T. W Fort,
Judge Daniels. Borria Co.. TcrGs.
N. ID. Ellis, Esq,
NJ. NJ WYATT.
n. III. w. MADDTN.
H-a4iingi0H, Efdrrh ID, 1853. I3-iL
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
n Z ~ 90 ID 8 .

FENHE undersigned would respectfully inform
L his friends and the public generally, that lie
IL now receiving and opening a large and well -
lcctca stock VI GOODS, consisting ot
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Groceries Salt, Hardware ana Cutlery Iron.
Naiis, and Castings. Queenswlre, Saddery and
Wagon Harness. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
Summer and winter Clothing, Fresh Shaker Gar
der Seeds together with great variety Of arti-
cies usually brought TO this market.
All Of which he offers for sale AZ The lowest
market prices for Cash Or to those who pay pune
tuaIy on Credit. GEO W. GREEN.
Washington, .fprR 10. 1853. 15-3m-
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25

The CRYSTAL PALACE TowER.-Ths tower
which is now in progress of erection stands on
Forty-third street, New York, in the vicinity of
the Crystal Palace. The Express gives tke fol-
lowing description of it:
The tower is an octagon, IS feet in diameter
at the base, with extreme height of $50 feet.
1t Is OF timber, well bsacsI with iron and, is an
choreJ at each of the right angles with about forty
tons OF stone and timber. The first story will be
relreshment saloon; the second probably la
dies ordinary ice cream saloon or something of
that sort. These stories are nclosed, and are to-
gether about 25 feet in height Above this are
three stories of open work, and then an nclosed
landing to be fitted up in good style. Here will
be the first look out, 125 feet from the ground
linen comes four open stories, above which is the
second landing, 225 feet from terra frnla Passing
three open stories, we reach the highest landing
800 feet from the base, and by reason of the high
ground, about Ia feet higher than the toprnost
window of st. Paul's splre. The tower will be
hnlshed with spire and flagstaff in all fifty feet
above the highest landing, thus making the ex-
IRENE altitude from base to top of pole Just $50
ieet. The cost will be about S250,oG0 The pro-
pretors have ten years lease of the ground.n
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25

high- has SCAR below his left eve, and the little
finger "a his right hand il oil.
ALLEN is also a mul1ito. about 2l or % years
of age low aid stonl-rathcr chuaky.--h.s ewes
are of NJ, Low complexion.
! will pay the above reward ibr the delivery
ol the two men 70 me. AT M residence in Union
county, pr will ray Literally ior any information
that will lead 10 their apprehension II is sup
posed they have gone in the direction Of Van Blu
rem Address the Undersigned at Union Springs
p. o. Union county, Arkansas.
II. GEORGE.
-lprR 10, 1s53. l6-tI
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR Skin.

How we al alnirr rier. i@au;iful White skin al
rosy rhk EnW rfftn IN TEr-lH rnt FFhE-
rgr ng thf- lrs5lrfEis ainrrIrlA tp hr -i-iHrl
re-artiur a. crss=. iurs ses. paints ard ccnrlu
FlaeFsa r-so-r tfn . s-slan-r = -ha' diss-i-e
49, deprived tn aal trnr wifh rat injury ~
tr sln. BT4 Sar-lrHriia i- Flle iaat rHHFt~ ~rDHn
u heautis t'ie lin ly fcosi ever Tar1ce ~ EfTsd
su 10 .-a rrI fhs hri. n-il u, frfe lraifT,
ana vigorous giving arrirg every nnfrtr rs- nlrt
changing se8H R1l- -aA rnnntelanrr tp fle Llnrn
aui r. hr-s ~ ou. I-s-- ahantnr the u-e of paine
nrd mixture ard Eu fllla- fle only efeefG2f
ruInedy. "a ua-I M Ga =i- i4 aaaini1 ahd hint
c40lrEA fur llIe Llllgz-
We earnestly invite n fcrnaH rho Hrc sTifrln- With
ANY rI rir i- thf rl u. hrir tn' M cn Ln DR. John
IsIs Aeaut and get COPS q Bulls Family Journal
rEAra aud for ti-e -ir = hunIaui-v. hope thzf
sn-a frhrIrI wfi m-- he flnni unwilling fu Eirn Balls
Far-ar4Eiin TRIAL. Fiin- ara rerpirr-- M tho
an.- tie i j. inir ir for fie Doctor TO puhEsh
the ;rnth Fart " fn nur of osrtneaiss q astounding
performed fy l- HnrHariA- IhM amount XIX trA-
anny voluntarily AiDErrgl Dr. fulfE ra-apaFTilas
froia pef known and distinguished arifuss. boii ia
public and rrfate H. ha- Lem rrrciiy uTerwhfinirF-
tF- nr- Lnln Bulls FrirniEnl H-rrs AlaL &C. lIith
street. nFs3 lU-r Lcinw Hain Lru.sFiiIe. N.Y.
For Sale. wholesale and retail. BY
mitchell q FOSTER.
Genera .ircHtg,
II-gs,iJg Jgs97- .7rL-s .71rl -. isj3. IL
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25

. PROGRESS OF Musical TASTE IN THE UNITED
sArEs.-A letter from Florence to the Boston
Atlas says:
American students of music, I suspect, out
number those of any other foreign country at
present IN Florence. Have thu vast sums of mo-
m9ey, recently amassed in America by Jenny
Llnd, Catharine Hayes, ard others sent our calcu-
latns people abroad into this new field of enter
Prise Prise Or is it really love for the divine arta-
7, ne sudden irruption of SO many Americans into
some explanation Three years ago could only
near OF two or three American students of music
~ n all Europe; and within the last six months
.iere .here have been no less than nine American gen.
ueaen and ladies in this city, all ardent devotees
VI d: Cecilia, and all destined for the public as
Tocalistsn
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
NEW GOODS.
TlcCEsllnSs, 9 Crown,

HAYING Tsrrianentiy located at FULTON.
IL ARkfS, have jrzt received, and will keep
constantly on hand general assortment oi Dr.
goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qlaenswarc, Hats.
Boots, Shoes, anl such Drugs anl Medicines a5
arc generally used Ia tLs climate
ALSO-A general assortment Of Summer and
winter Clothing. Persons visiting Fulton are
respectfully invited 70 call and examine for them
selves.
The highest market price paid tor Hides. Pei
tries, Becswax &c.
Fi,iion, .lrk's., -gprR G, 1888. fl-.fs
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25

ID ANYWAY from the P!anta-
II tion Of the subscriber in Un-
ion county, Arkansas, on tue Gth
inst. two negro men-JACOB
and hLLFN.
JAroB 4 a mulattr, about -7
wars u aee. SIX feet two inches
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
~ IN III So NH
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Wholesale and Retail.
Mitchell E. FOSTER,

HAVE Just received, and are now opening at
IL Trimble & Johnson's old stand opposite the
Hotels, large, well selected fresh and genuine
stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints. Oils and Dye
Stuts consisting in part Of the following articles
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
Misrcl.aE.n1r.=,

Alum, Pepper, Allspice, Glue, Borax. Spirits
Tnrpentine, Narnishes, Brushes, Backing. Can
dies Candles, Starch, Chocolate. Lozcnges &c.
To which they invite the attention Of Phys
icians and the public, as they are determined to
sell low and upon accommodating terms. Dfs
AilrCHEL < FOSTER are both Physicians OF long
experience. and intend devoting their personal an
tenti0n to their Drug establishment 70 that per-
sons sending orders for medicine may rely upon
having them correctly and carefully flied. and
those desiring presrfiPtiois may depend upon
having them pus up. accurately compounded,
at any time, day or nj sht
Washiagt0A, .7yrH 27. 1853. IL
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25

Dgeggr2l .sGG0Fis AScEss.
ID USHTON. CLARK G Cos Justly celebrated
~ COD LIVER OIL. prepared from the liver
OF fresh Cod Fish. warranted pure. This article
has fully sustained itself in the cure of diseases of
the LUNGs, particularly when taken with the
Phosphate OF Line; both Of which may be found
for sale at mitchell & FOSTERS
Drug Store.
Washington, Hay g. 1883. IS
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
FN W a H.

IVas.ingro-. .qol's, .gprz p, 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
DENTIST.
I'D. NI. Foster, Dental Surgeon.

EDs l'Hs
HAVING permanently located in Washington
IL for the practice Of Ill professor, would re-
spec.iully tender his services u tie citizens OF
Washington and vicinity. Office at Britt's Hotel.
January 9Th, 1859. l-tl.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

A LARGE ard general variety OF LANDEEIifs
IN GARDEN SEEpS--warEanted fresh and senu-
inc, just received ard for sale by
i. L. BRITTIN.
Washington, Jan. 20, 1853. lit
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
u r W . TO E.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.

ADVANCES ON tCEL Oh.
r IBERAL advances viii be made on Cotton
- (in store) consigned to cur friends in New
Orleans.
NcCOLLUlI & FELLOWS.
Camden, Sept. | 1850 'I5
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25
GtnD EtEEV.HEEe.

HaAiagton, .Ian -. 1888.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25

M = 4 q " 7. EK EJ-l.
Lubin's Extracts, Wetheriils Extracts Hair oil
Ponrades, Colognes, SOAPS Of every variety, Sand
Soap Nc. Arc.. &c. sc.
ALSO Books and Station
airy. fine assortment. Also
Paints and pye-stnfs, Glass. Putty, Putty Knives
Linseed Oil, Lard OIL. &c. &c.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25

ABNER \. STITIG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-18
Destruction.

In our article of Tuesday, we were sadly treat
ed surely, and must be pardoned for giving an ac-
count of our sorrows. In the first place, half
sheet of the copy was lost so that the article did
not conclude at all. Then our proof-reader was
absent and the proof was not corrected, and then
the "deviI'' says that the type would not keep
their places, but took to "table dancing so that
ii was will the utmost difficulty it could be put in
the 'rorru," and that some of the smaller Try man
aged TO change places even after the Power Press
got them under. We don't know how the thing
happened, but we do know that we hardly recog-
nized the article when we saw it, and in order 10
see whether the devil speaks the truth about the
activity of the type, we have concluded to give
them second chance at gymnastics. and repubIish
the article, with something like the 'lost MARIA
tiye'' stuck on, not as loosely, we hope, as was
similar appendage, fastened on Barneys horse,
which dropped off when shaken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-18

TELEGRAPH CABLE.-on Monday, the 26th ult.,
there was laid across the Ohio river, on the st.
Louis and New Orleans line, about one mile be-
low Paducah, monster telegraph cable, said 10
be the longest in America and the largest in the
world The cable is four and a quarter inches in
circumference fourteen hundred and forty yards in
lent til, and weighs eleven thousand pounds. The
wire in this cable IS iron (No. 81 and is covered
by three coats of guta percla, and these by three
coats of coarse osnaburgs, saturated with compo-
sition of non-electrics; the whole is encased by
eighteen wires, of the size of the centre one, and
secured by awire of the same size of the others,
running spirally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-18
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Union
Line.


We have noticed with no small degree of interest,
the negotiations which have been for some time
pending between the Proprietors OF the Union
Line and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany We have also had occasion to regret that
there was any necessity for action on the subject
as we have all along been perfectly satisfied that
with the proper efforts the part of the Balti-
more & Oh o Railroad Company, there would be
no possible necessity for the Union Line to lave
TO look to such arrangements as those proposed by
the Company. But it is indiSputably true that
the Company have moderated the Importance of
bringing their improvement before the travelling
public by those efficient and every day means,
constantly resorted to by other lines of travel
We heard gentleman say few days since that
in new York even, traveller looking for "ways
and means" and destined to the West could with
difficulty learn the fact that the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad was open to Wheeling. No hand
bills OF posters indicate the fact, aud though the
papers generally contain advertisement, stuck
up in one corner, yet not one chance passenger i'll
fifty will see it; while the handbills OF the Penn
sylvania Central, the New York and Erie, the
Albany and Buffalo Companies, and their connec-
tons with the Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michi-
gan Railroads and the Ohio River boats, are liter
ally s;rewed in every Hotel, and scattered along
the highways and are thus forced into the hands
of every man seeking to learn the time and the ia
cilities of the different Improvements. The same
is, to great extent, the fact in the South and
West. Runners and posters effect more in one day
for the Pittsburgh and Ohio Railways in Cincinnati,
than the present advertisements of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad do FOX them in a week. This
should not be SO. Tie public and the whole pub
lie, who travel, should not only be nf1rmed Of the
facilities for travel by this road but the fact should
be pressed upon them while they are traveling.-
Many travellers comparatively Indifferent to
the route they may take, and are undecided often
until an imposing handbill turns the balance, and
the traveller does not pass over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. This should not be. No effort
should be spared by that Company to induce trad
MI travel to pass over 1t, as it can PROFESSIONALLY
compete in time and cost with any route whatever.
We heard gentleman say not long since, who had
recently taken long Northern trip, that he found
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Cumberland
TO Wheeling superior to any Road he had passed
over, and all know the character of the Road east
of Cumberland. The Directors need but to be
convinced. All know their devotion to the inter-
ests of their great line, and if we can but invite
them TO an examination of the facts we have sta
fed. we doubt not ofthe result.
The Union Line of steamers is properly part
OF this great improvement ans; should so contin-
western roads are actually connected with
If. If the necessary efforts are male to direct
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-18
rPoIsoNINGan

Thousands of Parents who use Vermfuse composed OF
Castor Oil, CaIomcl, &C. arc aware, that while they
appear benefit the patient, they actually laying
foundations series of diseases such salvation,
loss of sight, weakness orlim5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement o
ITobensacks Medicines which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well their chill
drens In complaints and all disorders ari-
sing from those of bilious type should make of the
only genuine medicine Hobensacks Live Pills.
G57"Be deceired,' but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Pills, and observe that each the sig.
nature of the Proprietor, J. N HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-18
WILLOW WARE, &C.
unI...a ~. =. =, =. IL M

1877 Market Square. West SIDE, cor. lE7rid -i"!,
TIME undersigned takes this opportunity 10 szsS %
i his friends his heartfelt thanks :or tic NeE ~. -
patronage he has received since lie became c'tts
this ciLy and begs leave TO inform Item that BE- WI @
continue tomanulacture every description o. " w." l
Rattan ware, being fIlly confident that 10y -
TO business he Will insure the patronage oi
public as lie is determined EOhlng shall be "3nul=
his part TO give entire satisfaction 10 those WEI y.
mcnt OF the above waves COmSt autly on hard nc S1
chdren'S wagons, cradles chairs, DC EasAe;s n ,.
description, too numerous 10 MENTION wEne's!s
n5-OrteTs promptly executed. L. AVO:;
N B.-Old Baskets neatly repaired. ~1-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-18

YELLOW FEVER IN CUBA.-The New York Cou-
rier learns from gentleman who arrived from Gu
ba in the steamer Empire City, that the yellow fe-
yer still raging with dreadful fatality in different
parts of the Island. The chief victims are slaves
lately imported from the coast of Africa. On the
south side of the island, one large planter who had
considerable number, lost three quarters of them
ythis disorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-18

MRs PARTINGToN on THE TURKISH WAR
"Dear mev' said Mrs. PartingtOn, and so she as n
dear-not that she meant 50; because under that
black bonnet is humility, and seIf-praise forms no
part of her reflection. 1t was n SIMPLE ejacula-
lion, that was all; our word for it. "Dear me
here they are going 10 have war again the sea,
and only for Turkey, and it don't shy how much
It weighed either, nor whether it was tender; and
Prince KnnckenstiT has gone of i'll a milf, and
the RuShn' bears and Austriches are all 10 be let
loose to devour the people, and heaven knows
where the end OF it will ieaveoT. War is dread
rul thing-so destroying 10 temper and good clothes
and men shoot at each other just as il they was
gutter purchase, and cheap at that.' How SOC!
rowluliy the cover of the snuff box shut, as she
ceased speaking, and the spectacleS looked dewy,
like a tumbler summer heat filled with ice-wn-
ter, as she looked at the profile of the corporel,
with the Sprg Of sweet fern above it, and the old
sword behind the door. What did Ike mean as he
stole in, and deposited some red article under the
eric ct upon which Ter feet rested and then stole
out again. a Kissing sound folows-crack! snap!
hang! whiz! went bunch of crackers-and Mrs.
PartingtOn, in CONSERVATION and cloth slippers.
danced about the room forgetful of distant war in
her present alarm. All, Ike!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-18

A FORTUNE MADE by MIsronTuNE.-A Mr..
Quigley, of Bowling Green, Kentucky, it is said,
bought large quantity of tobacco, last winter,
expecting TO ship it to the southern market before
the season Of low water and high freights. I'm
fortunately the Ohio fell before he could get his
bacco out of Green river, the consequence of
which it has advanced in value on his hands to the
amount of $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-18

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