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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-11
.M.EDICINAI1
1900 CI1ALLEMGE.

Wa,Aa:TEvER concerns me health and happiness of
poItanee take it for granted that viii do
their power to save the lives ofheir children,
that every person will cndeavor to promote their own
health at all sacrices feel It my duty tosolemnly as
sure you that WORMS according to the opinion
most celebrated Physicians the primary causes of
majority OF the diseases to which children
are liable fyou have appetite continually changeable
from one kind OF food to another, Bad Breath Pair
Stomach Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Fulness
the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse irregusrre.
member that all these denote WORMS, and you should
once apply the remedy -
An article founded upon Scientific Principles compound.
ed with purely Vegetable substances being perfectly
when taken and be given to the most tende
with decided benecalefect Where Bowel Complaints g.
Darrhea have Nude them weak and debilitated, the
MIC properties Worm Syrup such that stands
without equal in the catalogue medicines giving
tone and strength TO the Stomach, which makes 1t an In
taiblc remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia the as
tonshng cures performed by this Syrup Physicians
over all others. .l-l - .
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THE TAPE WORM,

This is the difficult worm to destroy of ali that
infest the human systeal, 1t grows indefinite
LENGTH becoming coiled and fastened in intesines
Vtus Dance Fits, etc thathose afcted seldomi ever
suspect that 1t Is are Worm that is fastening them
energetic treatment must be pursued would
proper TO take or of my Liver Pills, as TO remove
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon tho Worn which must be taken IN doses Of
BILE soontns three times uay These directions followed
been known 10 fail in curing the obsti
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REAp Tur FoLLow1yo.

And you cannot be indifferent TO this appeal Human.
ATTY calls upon to do your auty II Is only
the many thousands who has its wonderful effects.
Dr. J. N. you, the in.
testimony in its favor being SAFE gentle, yet power.
fully efectual remedy for Worms. Having had much
peiencc in knowing tho effects OF various
my wife, who was well skilled in mnistering to children
in distress; pronounced 1t the used
would use other while yours could had A daugh.
Ter OF ours became seriously diseased. Her symptoms
we've alarm ng but her mother at sought
dy for Worms. Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken half bottle o! Sir the JOY gave election.
ing about five six years old She passed an immense
quantity oil oIns, her sickiy countenance tighten.
cd, her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
child threatened with decline an death. prom
Use of health. Thanks kind Providence hose bles.
sing attended your Syrup, Tho child With
decc recommend It 10 all parents whose children arc
ing with Worms.
JAS. b BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
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Rhodes, McNair q Co,

HAVE now in store, their complete stock of spring
LII dry goods, to which they daily invite atteii
ton of purchasers. In their win found
every variety ofdress goods and trimmings together with
quality at the lowest possible prices 1t has beenthei
aim TO lay in snch store would suit the generally
their goods are not exceed by any in the city
They do not deem it essential articles,
"ny small the stock could he thus noticed
best and besides they believe that those who wish hand
some and durable goods for the least possible money will
come to No So Main ST. Centre Wheeling, to get them
they will mos: certainly never away disappointed.
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40 Country Merohants.

MIR. s. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm OF
NlsMoGIaen Knox & Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. knox, (brother
Sg1nox, long aL1aVoTabIy trading public
assuming the style ofMcClallens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers Cy
have long and literally sustained tem) all
In Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arv
lug from the 10th to the last of September.
HsVng been selected with the greatest bought
they attsr themselves that in their Fall
ard Shoes they hold out Inducements in quaiit,
prices superior any offered in the market
Country Merchants their way east they would pleas.
exhibit their Stock and post them nprces fearlessy
challenging comparison with the markets OF Baltimore ami
philadelphia. Esep3l McCLALLENS d KNOX
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JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor q lie SOUTHAMPTON BanIist Church

GncAu1IoN.-Renlember then Parents and all Others
that Hobensacks WORN SYRrP is tie only Medicine In
that will eradicate Worms, with certainty, and will
not disagree with tie most delicate stomach BE careful
that you the genuine cle that the signature
y. HoBENsACK,' is ON every bottle.
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ShA.
Gratefully yours,

% t. blA 7 NUKE.
PREPARED and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. d
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton St. corner
William, New York Sold also BY Druggists general
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 lie
bottle; six bottles Tor So. s For sale by =
10 }. H.CRUABACKER, Z
No. 1T6 Main st, Wheeling
L. Wilcox of Pitsbmgh; Seaton IL Sharpe or Maysvillr
Slaekeiord d Crichton Portsmouth, and f. b. Hinna
Cincinnati i1- martO-3m
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ERUPTIVE DIsEAsES

The two bottles ofmedicine got from vo,
some more by Express. = - - >".S'' r
Yours Respectfully. - II
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians or mir
city, not as auack medicine for have made them ac
quainted with the component parts and sayto All
such as we have not the opportunity of making it known
TO- that is entirely free from all minerals and not In
the least with of the preparations ofI0
dine, Eower'S solution, other -
To be had at Paxton & Lakes and f. Yahrns and sold
wholesale and retail by
E BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, '5o. = 49, ' =
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

Messrs sAsDs.-Gentle:nen.- have gieat pleasure in
acknowledging you the great benefit have received
the Of your Sarsaparilla subject OF pulnu.
larry disease made voyage 10 Europe, but while ileIe
continued 10 be afflicted. y lew weeks after my NJ
was seized with violent emorrnse the lungs, aLd
from the debility and great alton stlengt That
followed with the pIotracted difficulty OF eslTaon
am ely relie, ed by the use OF which
consider most important ard truly Valuable discovery
i'll the healing art. fee that
enjoyed good health present = L
lly
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MAY be iidentaly consulted at his Lock Inrnary
l No. 81 South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
sts opposite the Exchange buildings, and City Post
fce baltimore, d. This Medical Institute established
fifteen years in this cityby regular Physicians
elective cures Of S a
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IN QUART BOTTLES.

UT inc AbloOu, ana Ior inc Oufe Oh
SerofH'd, Rheumatisn, Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspepsia, Salt
Rhe,tm Ferer Sores Erysipelas, Pimples, Bis, Mer.
cisrfat Diseases, CutaneOus Erstptions, Lirer Dom
F. PLANT. Bronchitis, Consumption, Female
' Complaints, Loss Of appetite, 'o a..I
General DEBILITY, dc.
In this preparation restorative properties
of the root concentrated in their strength
cacy; but while Sarsapara Root forms important part
CT its combination, it is, at the same e compounded
with other vegetable remedies of great power and it is
the peculiar combination and scientific its prep
araton TINT its in the diseases
depends 1t acts simultaneously UPON the stomach,
circulation and the 6oelS: and thus peocesses which
are ordinarily the result OF three different kinds mcd-
cine carried at the time. through the nsru-
mentality OF Ibis remedial agent, which gently stin-
lacs while it disinfects and the
bowels all that is irritating and at the time restores
their vigor and tone Its merit Is that and
e'trGlises the active principle OF disease ITSELF
that is gone 1.-The symptoms necessarily disappear; WI
have only TO point the accumulated Testimony oflnut-
udes who have experienced its effects, TO convince III
creduy itself OF its real value, "a Ia ~ -
The Projectors submit the public the following
cate from highly respectable source. of
by using their preparation OF Sarsararilla:
-f- CHATHAM, Mass July 2S, 1860.
Messrs. y Ii. & D. SANDS:
Genilemen,-So tluy valuable do consider your Sal.
lila that eel 10 be duty 10 state the bere
fit Of others, the effected myself Previous To
S4O had disease CT the throat, which destroyed .;
head. This resulted in a severe Illumination ami
INN quantities OF blood and dschal ged
For six weeks the disease continued in the head. and lien
perSaded the body generally, attacking all the limbs.
onfncd TO sick bed, from which expected
10 arise. Many physicians attended Tue, and the
sktliul p onousced me past cure In short
express my srferings and in this condition heard
your Sarsapalu, purchased six bottles, and reMouLced
all other remedies did not expect to take all bought,
SO debitated had my system become Contrary to all ex
pectaton my health almost hegEn Improve,
was able to attend to my domestic duties and
could walk out, Thing thought would be impossi
ble gratitude cannot feeling satisfied
nothing else could have relieved me oitc misery aud
icIlng then endured cheerIly commend Sands
Sa!saparilat oa.i ..4lg as have done. NJ IN
| "f Respectfully yours,
| |.-iih ~ REbECCA MAYO.
Knowing the above statement to he strictly correct
being ncighbsrsto Mrs. Mayo, chcerfuy testify
| 10 the same. Hls7- =
| Warren Rodgers, Mrs. Priscilla l.. Dol
| John Halei, Mrs. Rebccca Smith,
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5sslssTq taa T.. II. T. -.
DLACK AND GREEN TEAS, of superior o,.,;. =
u medium grades, just received and sale b and
nov19 ,. S WO0RDow
Glover and Timothy 7see5I :,
TX BUSHELS CLOVER SEED; 'E
~ 30 do Timothy do H..
Forsaleby a57i7'1 JOHN r. MORROW
fsb16 g.-=a..t.u-- No. 2i2 Market s,r,.
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DAYSoN'S lndeble Ink with and withoutprepar alton
l. Tor sale by J. Is. VoWELL, "a Union st.
600 lbs Ext Log,yood, Cbest1; bbls White Musard;
200 gtu Sperm Dill Dbl Canary seed,
In store and for sale low by ifH T.I7-7'
nov29 -G+ EEG4 - T. TIlLoGAN d. Co.
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Ten Days Out!
NEW GOODS! New Goods,-The subscriber has this
In day commenced receiving by the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Coz through rom in Ten Days, largo
toners Of tho House and all others who wish purchase
new goods at tou0 Prices respectfully invited to
No 70 Market street, between 18th street Diamond
Pittsburgh. Tdec3-t0 - PHILIP ROSS.
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which should eve be contemplated with and su
ed delight, presents an incubus the mind, ngi with
tcatful exctes only feelings OF distrust
or lepugnaCe The exerons of parents and guardians
10 retain their youthful cha upon this
ject has TOO often proved false and fatal philosophy; let
honest cor fdcnce be shown them in carry daw
and guided by The light OF TRUTH the pitfalls ignorance
an subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
-rs PROMErHIAN FIRES AL. ...
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pubIic Notice-I have very large lot extra pat
terms OF choice maj bic work, which will sell, in
Guiding some splendid large and small Monumlnens u
cost, If applied for soon, at NJ j. ROHANiS d
febe2 Marble Works. 81. Market street.
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IHor snle-4 Horses some of which are good racltng
II and buggy horses, see MI. RoHAN.
Zane Street, East Wheeling, at his Marble Yard
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DIR. Harris may well congratulate himself upon the hap
result OF his researches, and rejoice that he is permit
ted to dispense balm TO the afflicted, position more
viabe than the eweled throne OF earths lofest pUte
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80 PERSONS AT A DISTANCE.
May consult Dr. H. through letter, (post paid by
cribing symptoms, receive advice, treatment med
cines the same present; while their
viii be observed with honorable confidence 49, 2
All Medicines for warded with prompt attention by
fest route to the indicated address, carefully
explicit directions. (. 5'i,f - =
n. B-The pecuniary position OF DR.. Harris enables
him to make charges moderate. ''i-i''' fN H-7F5
sRSHs Office is arranged with phi yate, Insulation
rooms, rendering It available TO either Dr. H hus
devoted much time and study to Female Complaints.
6S-Advice to the poor;free OF charge
Address 7-=l-''-- DR.. G. HARRIS, Baltimore, Nd.
/ q. ,..
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
HARPER'S Magazine for April and the Faithful Slave,
IL by Robert Morris, just received at the New Depot
Main St., opposite the North Western Bank.
apr1 49,. i L. RIISH
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New Boots and Shoes.
of Co-Partnership.

HD1SSolutlon OF CO-PartnerShip
THE Partnership heretofore subsistng between tie u,
dersigned, under the firm OF Warden & Edwards,
has been this day dissolved by mutual
Warden has sold his inieIestto James w. Warden
indebted to said late firm are requested 10 settle
Wheeling. December I. 1852. r.
dec4-tE - MICHAEL EDWARDS In
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!.
Knowing the above statement strictly correct anu,
beins ncighbsrsto Mrs Mayo chcerfuy testify
10 the same. " Hs7- .UT =
Ware Rodgers, L Mrs. Priscilla L. Dol
John Halet, Mrs. Rebccca Smith. .
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A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED

Let not shame false deicacy keep you back, but
fleet that your life and at stake remember
not only your physical powers and mental acu
ties with destruction, but closes the door connubia
Joys, bshts the prospects OF the future, wraps your
body and soul the darkmante of despair The oppor
nity ofembraeng the aid OF regular and sklful Pnys:
clan before you, who has made this branch nedi
cal science his profound study and who has been favored
practice and did propiety permit could adduce tho
ul testimony OF thous who have his
timely assistance from the abyss OF impending All
applicants arc sacredy guarded from exposure the gs
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DR.. Todd's Pills

-. DR.. Todd's Pills
AN be had fresh and genuine at the following places
~ the city Of Wheeling and vicinity, vz:-At lie Drt
stores OF James Bakers Kells d taidwell Brentnger
Coz Ut u Logan d. OF tled'k Yahrling, Wm Mckeec
Cos (RitehetownO; Brentlinser e emiIe Mhceing)a
the Shoe store OF Todd d Devol, market square, and
ihS Drug store OF the proprietor OF Quincy
They can also be had at Dunns, Grave Creek; a Re
billions and Jacob Gooding's, National Roau Benz.
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Strngers, Wheel
ing; and Ely Loomams bridgeport, Ohio. TrG
These pills need no further recommendation than a ali
trial; they have now been in more tlaI
twenty years. and you will only give them the,
VIII speak for themselves-tiy them. 25c per box Sc pei
doz; $40 per gross f7 liant;
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NJ ANTED, by young mari led man OF undoubted re
terrence as TO Character and who is willing TO turn
ms hand 10 any thing in store, either wholesale or retail
or IN any business In which he would He good
reian and perfectly willing assist books He is
not particular to the nature OF the business as he has
small family and wishes TO settle in this
For further particulars address " 2. :"
dec15 Post Office SteubenvilIe '0b;o
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FOR SALE OR RENT e. ~.
THE house on the Island formerly occupied By O. A.
Zone, will be rented low desirable tenant or sold
ON accommodating terms. Possession given Immediately
Apply 10 COwGlLL g. M'SWORDS
mar17 No Water street
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NRAB CIDER from the Orchards of H McSwords, Esq
movie - -f s D WOODROW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-17
u.,a.r,on Barbacue.

Our people are making active preparations
to attend the Henderson barbecue, on the
Dad. The peerless steamer White River,
with Phil. Hornbrook, as captain, will make
two trips down and back. and will accommo-
date some 800 passengers in both trips.
The White River is low pressure boat,
but will have on this occasion high pressure
commander. There will be no danger, how
ever, from collapse or explosion, as both the
boat and captain will have their "cylender
heads" thoroughly repacked and put ir the
most perfect order. The story about the
D. A. Given having been chartered to run
in opposition, we are informed is utterly
without foundation. We hope none will stay
at home on account Of their partiality to the
latter boat.
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ST.. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS TELEGRAPH
CompASY.-On the 10th inst, Mr.. William
Tam r was unanimously elected President of
this COMPANY, to Gil the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of T,l.P Shaffner Esq Un.
der his prudent management, and connected
as it will be in future with the New Orleans
and Ohio lines, the interests Of this Compa-
nv ae defined to prosper. Possessed Of the
best business qualifications and untiring in
his devotion to the lines un .er his govern
ment. Mr. Tanner brings to the station, a
thorough knowledge Of its duties, and an en-
ercy which will soon place the lines in an ad-
vantageous position. We may be permitted
to say this o: him, in his temporary absence
and that to the management of no one c ud
this line have been more judiciously entrust
ed.
Mr.. Shaffner is at this time in the East
having relinquished the position he held here
and accepted the Secretaryship of the Amer
lean Telegraph Confederation, to reside a
Washington city, with a salary Of $4,000 pc
annum. The station to which he had beel
chosen is one which he will fill with credit
and to the advantage OF the interest for whic
he is engaged. He is a gentleman of untir
, ing industry, and has the rare merit of bein
, a self-made man. He will return shortly I
> Louisville, prior to removing permanently t
Washington.
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A FIrss Rate sory for L.wv.r..

Whether lawyers, doctors and the cher
professions should have, distinct departnent
in newspaper has not yet been denied by
any Of our debating socie,es ar tea.,sble
clubs. but despite of autho,,v in all sucb
cases acknowledged, we dev'> . mar, IF !,
column to the gentlemen of the 7reen bao
Every lawyer of any NJ tie has ea,d = nd
red of the CT LIBERATED Luther Mart y Sc M
ryland. His grea effort in the car of A .ro,
Burr, as well as his displays in ae Senate
OF the United States. will not btforpot,en
Trifles in the history are import,t. as We
hope to show in the story.
Mr.. Martin was on his way to knanol;s
Md, to attend the Supreme Court of, State
A solitary passenger was in the stag No,cb
with him, and, as the weather was exte,eIv
cold, the passengers soon resort ed 10 M
versation to divert themselves from too mir
sensibilitv to the inclement air. The you.
man knew Mr. Martin by sight, and, as h
also was a lawyer, the thread Of the tlk be
gan to spin itself out of legal matter.
"Mr. Martin" said the young man."I am
just entering on my career as a lawy'; can
you tell me the secret of your great scessY
II, Sir, you will give me from your xperi-
ence, the key to distinction atthe bar. will
"Will WHAT" asked Mr.. Martin.
"Why, Sir, will pay your expensevhile
you are at Annapolis" replied the VOC die
. ciple
, "Done," responded Mr.. Martin. Stand
to yOur bargain, now, and I'll furnishn the
great secret Of my sue. ess as lawy'
The young man IS nted.
every wril,' said Mr.. Martin. 1.-THE
, whole reason Of my uccess is conted in
one little maxim, which I early ladwn to
guide me. II you follow it you c0t fail
to succeed. Ii is thus: "Al,oays bere of
t your evidence
The listener was very attentiye-oiled.
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GRAHAM FOR JULY.-Graham for next
month is here, and beautiful copy it is, and
with fine plates too, and much reading matter
of course excellent as usual. In view OF the
superiority Of Graham Of Cooley, it is not
at all surprising that he has about twenty
subscribers to Godey's one in Evansville with
a rapidly increasing list. The price OF Ora
ham is SO per annum, or $3.50 club PRICE
We are always pleased to forward Graham
subscribers, because we know his patrons get
the worth of their money. Copies of the
July numbers may be obtained at the book
stores in few days.
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ALTON, MI. CARMEL, AND NEW AL.
BANY RAILROAD

4 an election held in Mount Carmel nursu,,, IN
regular Gotioe. the following named Gentlemen
&c, eo directors of said Company for ihe ensu.
Joseph DEvrS Esq.,. Gibson Co.. Ird.
i.'. a. ExnRrE, Esq, do Go
ELISHA ENBREE ESQ.,, do do
NOS ARKiSsoS, ESQ.,, Wabash Co Ills.
SNC ~; JAauEss. ESQ.,, do do
II w. BaowN, ESQ. do DO
T. b. TnoAPsos. u d., Edwards &C. Ills.
JONAS HARDY Esq. do Dc
SAAuSL TuoMrsoN, NJ. d. do do
me BOARD hen organized by the election of Joseph
levine. ESQ., Of Gibson Co Ind, President; Samuel
,nompeon, VI. d.. Edwards Co Ills. Secretary. and
der Of The Board
jel3 SAMUEL THOMPSON. MD
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nrA tornado swept over .Punchin camu

ORA tornado swept over Punchin Camp
Grove, not far from Beardstown, Ills, in
width alb ut four hundred yards, and extending
several miles. 1t occurred Sunday of last
week, twisting off trees, prostrating houses,
and destructive to yourg cattle, sheep, &c.
Mr.. Francheau's house was destroyed, and
his little daughter, aged about ta Give years
killed; also son Of Joseph Coolies, about
the same age was SO much injured that his re-
coverv is doubtful. Both OF these gentlemen
together with VIM. Lucas and Harrison
bearing were severely Injured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-17

0rHad General Scorr been elected Pres
ident, we do not think. that for the sake of
''unIon,' er"harmony," or 'party purposes"
he would have appointed to lucr alive Offices,
or favored in any manner, either A bolitionists
at the Ncrtn or Disunionets at the south.
Alexandria Gt zette.
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A young gentleman who had nice new
suit of clothes made for the summer season
was observed by the tailor who made them,
last Sunday, founiering in the mud. "Ah
ah! Josey," said the man of shears, "rou are
making pretty mess of those new clothes, 1
perceive!" "Well. il ans hiccupped Joe,
'sits your fault, YOU rascally old snip, for you
went and made my waiscoat with a rolling
cOLLdrt'