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N- The farmers of Bucks county, Pa

R- The farmers of Bucks county, Pa.'
are now engaged in gathering their potatoes
and where planted in loose, loamy SOIL wen
manurcd, and well cultivated, 4 fair medium
crop of good potatoes, il is said, is gathered
but where planted in heavy land, or where
left to grow without manure or labor Inc
crop is quite as light as might be expected
,,ndur the circumstances.
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H- Well Tom, my son. you are now s'x'
teen, and have sown your wild oats; wnen
will you be-a lawyer or a minister! wen,
it is easier to preach than to practice.
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49, The people OF Clay county, In, de-
s;roved u large reservoir constructed there, in
consequence as they said, of lis being likely
10 produce sickness. The reservoir however
being iull OF fish, their decomposition after
The water had been let Out, was very dist
greeeble TO the whole country round about,
and caused len Zines more sickness than the
water would have done.
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R- A reward of $4,000 has been offered
for the arrest and safe delivery Of Mr.. Scfuy.
Ter, late absconding President of the Ne"
Haven Rail Road Company. 1t is thought
this will fetch him.
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Died,

IL Jonesborough, Tenn, on The 9th inst,
81 inflammation OF the bowels, FAxyY LOUISA,
laughter of +. Z. and Virg. A. Hacker, aged
lG months and l6 DAYS.
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49, branch of the Know. Nothing orle'
WIS organized in Gonzales, Teas, on The
3Oih uIt., by w. w. AlcGarity, Esq, Of New
Orleans.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

rB- Love can get along with very little
language. Two squeezes and hug will con-
yey more meaning to an ardent temperament
than the whole five books Of Moses.
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80" OF the pride Of rank and birth, Al
Article in DeGow for August, has this beau.
tiin' and highly poetic image
The merit Of dead men, when claimed for
the living, is like the stars seen on The wafer
which would not be there but for their bright
originals in heaven
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"a wise man shall hear, and shall be
XviSer.s,

We are all creatures OF one Creator-who has placed
upon this globe, and surrounded US with the means
sustain life and preserve health; or restore 1t when
lost and given minds to investigate and ascertain
the properties and effects upon our organization, OF the
various substances and elements within our reach and
under control.
The MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT is prepared
upon these nmuable principles Of naure-after care
fully studying and experimenting with the various ele-
ments Of its composition upon tile different diseases for
which il is recommended. There is guess work or
cnance hazard about IT, II acts upon strict chemical,
physiological and organic laws and therefore he de
pended upon IN perfect certainty, IN curing rheumatism,
Piles Bruises, Burns, Ulcers, Srains Sores. Of any
Kind and for cakcd breasts. chapped hands te-
tiers ringworms The thousand bottles daily selling
Is proof enough oi this.
for sale "a Athens by WM. ECGNS; In Calhoun hv -.
r. MAr1iN. in Charleston by JAS. u. EAIN. fscpt 22
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.B" A poor fellow having got his skull
fractured, was told by the doctor that the
brain was visible, on which he remarked, "Do
write 10 tell father, for he always sworc had
pnnao
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~" While tie men have been organizing
their Know Nothing and Paw Nothing socic.
lies, the women nave been equally on The
:Ier,: they have NV" extensive organizations,
The Flat Heads and the Kiss.me. q uicks.-
The former are known by wearing broad
brimed straw hals, and The latter by wearny
a bonnet small enough to leave the lips APP
proachao,e.-Thc kiss.mc-Q are The
most numerous.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

Ra,I Hoad on Thursday ni-hi, below Camak.
between iile up passenger '';'n and - down
freight train, ot which The engineer on the ~
Train, Robert Spencer, and = fireman m9mcd
Charlie, Marsh were instantly killed, and
Harry Dorsey, ensnec". and Thomas Gibson,
jur,d. John Baldwin, mac'inisi, was badly
sca'dcd; y negro, belonging 10 one OF The
trains, was also slightly injured. Some others
received some injury. None of the passcn.
gers sustained any damage. The accident is
said 10 have been caused by The freight .r'n
being Oui OF Time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

~" IN dcaIiny with cunning persons we
mus ever consider their ends 10 interpret
ihcir speeches; and it is good 10 say little TO
them, and ih:t which they least look for.
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AEnct Worth Kc,ncm boring.

In t;iS OF empiricism wien "Cure- ais" abound,
medicine which has stood The of scientific inve,t
CATION and received the unqualified approval Of the
medical faculty. IL certainly a rarity Such medicine
Is SrABLEE'S ANODNNE CHERRY ENpECTOEANr
which has been recommended by numbers oi the best
and eypc' fenced physicians used by them In their
practice with the happest results, and invariably gives
relief in Coughs. Colds Bronchitis and diseases of the
lungs and throat generally II will he well for I'll to bear
this in mind during the Indictment season now approach
ing, by doing they may be the means Of preventing
much suffering TO themselves or friends. See advertise
meit In anoier coumn and descriptive panPb'cis, to
he heal gratis Of the agcr.s. Price Ofcach Only 30 cts
per 10. lie, or SIX bottles for - 80. sept.l
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Valuable Farm for Sale,
NOTICE..

4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of Col.
IA VIM. 7. II. McDermott, deed. are hereby
notified To come forward and make payment
to the undersigned. and those having claims
against said estate 10 present them properly
authenticated. withip the time prescribed by
law. J. F. McDETMOTT, -idniristrdtrir,
J.. COOKE. Administrator.
Athens, Sept. Is, ls5i-5t sls
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:4s- Dick who was hung ut Dayton, Ohio,
the other DAY WIS inclined 10 have no faith in
any religion but The Gu 'hoIic. yet he was
visited occasionally by Proiestapts ministers.
About week before nc WAS hung ne was
asked 6v one Of inese gentlemen. i worthy
and talented man-'Ilavc you any objection
10 my pr'yiny with vou!''I guess moi" said
Dick, 'ere,y lhle heipS."
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0y- Pleasure and pain, though directly OPP
po>iic, are YET 30 conlrvcd by nature us 10 be
constant companions; and it is = fact, ,hat ihc
same motions aud mu,clc, OF ,hc ;acc a,c
employed both in I'ughin" and ewing.
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Goods at Cost !!

WE would respectfully announce to the public thAA
w our time OF partnership will exprs soon, and "
order to close up business will SELL FOR CASH,
our entire stuck Of -.
Goods at Cost
Our stock comprises all the articles usually kept h
this market such as Cloths, Cassmeres, jeans FAITH
netts, Cottonates, Fancy Stripes,
Ladies' Dres; l:SodsS ,..
Lawns Edeings, Insertions, Ribbons Cloves, Hosiery.
&C. large stock Of Mems and Boys Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery Also, good lot Of
IScady.Mnle Clothing
for fall and Winter wear We will sell any Of the above
articles at Cost amt tyridge at Wholesale or reail-
Any person wishing engage In the trade would do well
to call and examine our stock. - ..
MCSPADDEN & HORTON.
.S-Persons indebted to for the years 1859 and
Is3 would do.wc To call Immediately and settle up,
money we want, and money We must have. ..
Sept. 5, 1854 McSPADDEN HORTON.
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COLEMAN HOUSE,
kNONyjttc. TCubcAScc

COLEMAN HOUSE,
kNONviitc. Tennessee.
f2N''F above new AN spend Hotel will nc completed
al .IcIl t"tiIc '.uul about tc 18th Of %, nlur
u viii be uIn'>',cd 3 >ty ra'' incidence not t,x,rl
ed 'hiS side of >rw f"k y--thr la lies Drawing
Roc" a"'c 90. Pfc" gb"'. il as sl, lilly fur ish Il
Par ur for G"ntl me Scrrltl ,iva,c ~, lnrs with
'cl-ro" : tiarcd; y q spa inus d ,casnnt Read.
- Room VIII r tn ri ciial 'w.;.atrs -. the iav
will Nc kept on Il fr benefit OF tn ru'ss.
The F,r.'itur, all pu based g, New York ity and
grrn care ia N to sc'cc latest AMI mos al,ruvrd
styles. lious is c'Inb.' o d, comm iti about
800 per>o - Du' regard las bee had to tn, comfort
and CONVEX" &c Of rlvc'crs, an ,l proprietor has
taken s'rcia ainS To the best cOn,s and most
U,ligi,'. .nd attcntiv, servants.
He pledges ,;msclf hat ever, cyertion viii b. made
to render i guests comfortable and happy while under
his care and ,a fo cleanliness comfort attention I'd
GOO fare. the "Cocuan House will not he cxc,ll,d by
any o'''cr hotel N the country. WM. b. COLEMAN,
Sept 2g-:w Proprjctor
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PrrTsBUcG, Sept. 90

P'rTsEUcG, Sept 90.
There has nccu 81 deaths by cholera since
eight O'Clock ll,i NIGH.
-" The Norfolk Herald complains OF The
high price Of marketing, and quotes beef 1T
l2l Ii. cen,, per 3D.; butter 3l,a37! cent,
pee H.: ilour : IlaSl. per barrel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

TaE DGOUrH.-A friend living two miles
from Nashville, furnishes The Banner with the
following statement Of The quantity OF rain
that Icii from the LIST of June to the Goth OF
September in the years 1858 and 1854:
Rain fell in June VERY dry weather) q inches
d" July (very wet)
" August Every weD
From Sept. LIST to Sept. 10th, (weD ct
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Hugh L. FINLEY,
or Knoxville, Tennessee,
"AVlNG years experience in the Transporta
Il Il ton of Goods through Tennessee and Alabama,
and

WI heHsfSSsfs
HAVING some years experience in the Transpor'a.
II ton of Goods through Tennessee and Alabama,
JOHN EIE7RoN,
Of Charleston. =. a.,
Who has an experience Of 20 in the commerce Of
Charleston, the last Of the time spent in the Re-
cciyinr and Forwarding Department o the South Carroll
Ms GENERAL AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS for the receiving and forwarding of all Goods,
Wares, Merchandise and Machinery through Charleston
For the sale Of all kinds Of East Tennessee and South
ern pGOnlCf viz; Flour, Corn Bacon, Lard, Tobacco,
Cotton, Rice, Wheat oats Rye Feathers Butter, Eggs,
Sc, sc.
We are not Il" intend tn be- during the
continuance of business, either directly indirectly
engaged in any .pcculaons whatever therefore intend
to devote rE>DN VI attention to the very best in
tcrc>tS ~ customers relying solely upon energy
and pr"ptnrs' In sustain and ho ing by unremittng
care and attention To merit and receive share of public
patronage.
Office and Warehouse OH Nantic Wharf, three build
incs east Of Post Office and Custom House.
We beg lcay" I" refer To the following gentlemen:
n Ga,um"n 4 Son, craighcad Il pca,lrick, and mcr.
chants generally, Knoxville, Tenn.
q Tipt"n, Rail Road agent, and merchants gcncr.
ally Lon'l"n, Tenn.
French II Van Epl,s, aud J. j. bryant, Chattanooga
Tenn.
W u. A. Ramsey, Secretary Of State; 4. r. Crozier
Comptroller of Treasury, and NJ. VI. swan, Nashville
Tenn.
II. y. Norvcll, Huntsville, Ala.
&. !. King. Decatur Ala.
j. H. Love & Co.. White h,rg hla
N. l.. swan Eclfoit, Ma
IT, u. Hatcs, y broadway. New York.
Coz. Ja.ucs Gnlsdcn Charleston.
john Caldwell, President of South Carolina Rail Road.
Thomas Warur Auditor Of South Carolina Rail Road.
John King, Agent of South Carolina Rail Road.
Hyatt Mcliurncy x Co., and J. $. 4 l.. Bowie Co.,
Charleston, =. &. Sept. II, lsji-tf
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John T. WO0tt0r
Chailccry Court at Athens.
Augustus q. Fisher,

James Gcttys and George W. Bridges.
ME account ordered in this cause at the August term
Il ~ said Court, will be taken Mt the office Of the
Ccrk and Master, the nth day Of October next Mt
which time the parties ARE notified attend with th.
proof WM LOWRY, 4. Il NJ,
by WILLIE LOWRY, u. L. & ".
Sept. 90, lsJi-td prs fee ~ 3I1
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G. M. NORTHRUP,
Runaway NOSro!
40 REWARDg

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, living in
IL McMinn county, on Sunday the Sd inst,
a negro boy named Henry. Said boy is about
II or Is years Of are of dark copper color.
low statue. bushy hair, weighs l22 lbs. He
was very well dressed when he left Had on
n kind Of mixed colored coat cut in the gen.
ilcmen fashion, fine shirt, neck handkerchief
n new pair Of pants, too long, of blue color
"A new Kossuth hat. and new shoes, and is
about five feet high-an active keen boy.
! will give ten dollars reward for him II IN.
ken in this county. or $50 if taken ont of tho
county, or confined in any Jail so that can
get him again. The boy was purchased of Jo-
scph Warren who brought him from he neigh.
borhood Of Augusta, Ga. WM. TERRY.
McNinn county, Sept. Il. 1854.
n. j. AIRY person writing abou. said boy
will address the letter to me at Athens, Tenn.
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j. A. A n s l. Il Y,

j. A. A n s l. Il Y,
GENERAL rs
Commission and Produce mcrchunts
Onlcc on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta Grea.s
VXyILL give prompt and personal attention to tho
w sale of Bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, Cotton, and
ali articles Of Merchandise consigned to him. Also 70
the forwarding of Goods for the Interior and Northern
markets at the customary rates. Liberal advances Ell
ther in cash or by acccptances made articles In store
or when bills Of ading accompany drafts.
J. c. Fargo, cashier" Augusta, Ga Hand, Williams
Wilcox Thos. Trout Co., Charleston, g. c. Wm Dun:
Sturges, Bennett & Co, New York J. c. Wilson Co.:
d. Stuart Son, Baltimore Wood Low, New Orleans.
&. d. Welborn, Dalton, Ga. Grenville Sample, Chat
tanooga, Tenn. Bearden, Son Co., Knoxville Tenn.
S. X. Reeder, Athens, Tenn. W. Shafard Co.; Kerry
DeIieville, Nashville, Tenn. (Selt. l5i '54-tf-sl1
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

T>IIE subscriber has for sale II lot Of Dur:
l. ham Calves, consisting 30 head-Bulls
and IIeiGcrs--from six months old TO two
years. Apply soon. Persons having engaged
are notified TO come and make selections.
L. NcGIIEE
Toquo, Monroe CO., Tenn, sept. $, '5l-5t
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IMsOlvCnt Notice. .-s
UrIah Denton, Administrator Of e. W. Hale, deceased,
The Creditors Of the sail G. ". linle. ,.'.-
n this the complainant havr, filed his bill Of
complaint in the Chancecy Court ut Athens, against
the creditors of the estate of g. W. Hale deceased, and
suggests the insolvency Of the same, the creditors Of
said estate hereby notified appear and file their
claims, properly auihenticated with the Clerk and Maa-
ter OF this Court before the 18th day: Of October
next, and make themselves parties to this bin, that
pro rata OF the proceeds Of said estate may be had.
WM. LOWRY, C. It W.
Sept. s. 1S5:-Gt Prs fee - 81
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Land for. 8alc.

Land for Sale.
ITRSUANT to a Decd Of Trust executed TO me by
Isaac Widows, to secure certain debts the rein men
toned. vii proceed to sell, the premises, Satur-
day, nth Noyr,bcr "xt, the North quarter Sec
ton six, second fractional township second range, West
Of the meridian. McMiun county, Tennessee.
Terms Cash in lIaud.
ISAAC BENSON, Trustee.
Sept. 10, 1sjf-Gt Prs fee 1925 3l3
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

SUBSOIL PLOWS-wc have good sup
- ply of the Centre-draft Subsoil Flows,
which We will sell one-third cheaper than
they have ever been offered before
Sept. - HEYES d HENDERSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17
wha, anrl 81 ! prnnhn,2

The editor Of The Gazette inhmates that no
fOresaw end forsiOld The present condition Of things
as to The "BenwOOd concern" We DO not exact
" sprfrhend hin. Was be mol in favor Of giving
MI, Sullivan $4,000, without restriction as to
route OF eOnnteiioai Was he not in favor Of CIV
ins hlm bndgs at asnwOodf WOull not tue
effect Of that 10 to make all connections EasI aud
weslhtrs instead Of sl Whselngi Does be moi
now iaSorthii connection asiIisi wGNI, Sui,
Ivan ever willing TO concede tbs question Of cOa-
.nrcIion al Benwood o. below Wheeling, aud con.
nestpi Wheeling ALossi Letihe editor answer
ior himself We have no desire 10 miFepTesenl
him. but We haves desire that hlS past and pres
enl position Should be undeuoodi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17
Hata and GODS.

wR fave this day received one ~ ie nnesl aud most
beaullu asu0rtmenis OF HAS aud Caps, that No hays
eSer lad or Waa ever brought u lhll ey tile most ai
iosab HAT could " made w The eastern natkels.
II complises lnpsu the following hndsl saUt
Gucts 10 SIR noeskln Hats light aud elastic made
BY tho bsst hAttsrs RAgt, and In set accordance VIII
or vrdelr Genle hlc while end black beaver, otter
SAL, Go Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
ana black so r aud wool bats Of eYely color quality
6isoICapa OF evaty description aud Of The most re-
cent st,lss uueh az the Neyadt khaW Nothi1g, pye
nese PYRAMID, Csuaalun, RusNan. knsllahi w elius-
ion, and Constellation cbpa, ana al other Kinds 10 abup
danee which will b sold iJwer IMAM good, oil lhel'
Kinds were ever oGaied before 10 Tile community
Uhlldfehs Hats aud Gaps NJ I'll kindy Iuet received
ffom lie most fashionable houset In New York.
Carpet bdtS Rurs and Gloves llwAyl on hand,
AlbetouS are must respectfully invited 10 call and ex
anime our magnificent atock Of g0odH before pufchtsil
elsewhere, I've lss confident that We eau please tl'
most ioslldlOus.
Nohilg win 30 waiting on our Part TO sutAha eoeom
MEDIATE our nunierdus palt0ng.
"A Word % Couutry HIerehnute.
n you with any ihlng is WAY Of Hats snd Vapa jue
i've us call ss wo viii guarantee that we will sell you
6ood6 az low a. thty can DO goi anJ where iisside Of
Philadelphia, and on the most lsyoreble telnis
nU 8. u. HARPER q SON,
n.tI.t. T0afelte cOnY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

~ 49,"
! aRkRlSa 4 IAvogiIn An oF qaa tUEuoe lUAoi on
MA noIAnA ooHnApi
She tlnto rs, song loved 90 wili-
The tpng on suug ~ lheo--
And Oh ia 6ons mijc lptll-,
Soma wliIardn gIammiVi.
itealls from memory,a dosp ablss
TkeldblaErneItd tholc-
Il BIDS M buried shapes 81 Bliss,
lnllylnggust appear
Itmmnons Youth Gay youth again,
Risle, mounts The slagol
Csslinrailde Tie galllng CHAIN
The Whnhled mask Of tgl
II s,lls on Wealth. Forhilomhefhilns
she eomes 10 proud atllrti
Gold auda, aud gems around lor ihlne,
Topimppf young deiliu.
ltbs,honl Hope. The heaven born maid
6wld At TIE bidding hletl
IN robes OF tlSeued JOYS srnyd--
VITA pTouilto beamlngey
Iteallt on Lover lha. wolld not ~
When al beside had Town
Bot hithpl fingered ever nigh,
Aud now Ietupiel BE lhToIe
II call. on Thee s9d thsIs thou at.
Az graceful, fair, Aud younsi H
AZ when gayo my or end heirt
10 ihy dcluilge Tonga. cla
Alasl thslsOn5-iss alrangs delight
How IKE 10 some vain dIeam
Invoking iollnt l0peopt night
That daynlay loneler stem
Yor, hushsd he voice, too beas'd to lssl,
Thee phanloms leek iltlI tomb
And sh ond, their brief revival rtaii
~ '"'u'"'' =" s'eV'' sYs w.B.p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

TnE olH o. DR BEALs.--The Philadelphia
Ledger Of Monday morning. saysi--The decision
Of The Court upon The motion fora new trial Of
DhRsale, haSnol vel been announced. The pris.
onslsliI occupies The cellin the unIded Depart
nsnt fine county prison, which only diasia lfoul
that ofolhep ina galtras' sent by his wife being
substituted fof The bed belonging TO ihe cell. His
friends have also taken advantage Of The 1eGup-
ton allowed iOpnIned prisoners to be furnished
with theirmea from outside the walls, There
Il nothing unusual in This. asst Is The invshable
Practice under similar circumstances, butt can
uotbe continued ansr sentence has been pro.
nouneel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

.FATAL AVShAr IN oAAsoE couSrY, W.--Ths
Alsxandiis Gazette gives the following account Of
snafiuy which occurred on Saturday,, al Gord.ns-
vile, ini The ubovenamed county, and resulted in
the death Of Two psrwnn
II appears that MI TlomssS Baker, formerly .
mall ogdni on the liue Of the Orange and AlexGn.
dia Rniioad, had difficulty al Ehme OF cards
with NJ, BlanMan, Of Orange, and another citizen
ofthat county, named Gibson, In tho coufse Of
which, Baker was severely beaten. Aboulan houI
afterwards, Baker procured a npSket and adyan.
cling lowoT1s Bnnnam, cred At him, telling bis
conpnnon, who wes Slandlpg Close 10 bin, 10 gel
outofiheWay, Bthnsm iell dead immediately,
end lheolhefmon 4ne leTely rnuna5d aud sob.
uequenlly di1d. Bakerild not allerhpl 10 eloapo,
and was Immediately aIisFed. The pnIlies alliv-
SIDE N tie reifhboIhoodo Of GoIdonsgllle, AID iiu
dreadful d0sifahs cIcaled much txoillm5pi,
Bllnn,nl Wh0 vnskllltd, hasa wis and chlldienl
Baker 3 in All al0mngeCl, H5u1o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

CEVRHAL well Located lois conyenl.nt 10 th.t.,.,
- lepol Of Tho Hemphed HaIlrold. fhs p, Untitled
which 4 Immediately over The creek eonts,
Acres aud would ben most deslnble Place 10, ! u
aold ellher 10 tho whole III .npl lots, 10 s, wy .
efs Twenty q will hekenin an IA M
10 ons and Two yer. wlla ln'.s,, nom he Jas s,.
GOOD well VI water The house, which ~ VIZ alda
Tue alley end Of The lol u most eomorts NJ On
aud relocation y desirable ills within ~,
wah OF The mosi bpipeia pailt ofthe city. 'Dlu'''
Payment will be taken ale0 Ief cl. snj n.
one, two and thIeeJe Por furlhuf 70
to John DUNRB, MaIIst, ' " sPplI
my266m nextdO0r 10 Roh,nn M, ,hi.,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

SrREyarn oF SoUL--ll Il Virtue alone which
can render US superior to Fortunes we quit her
slandatd, aud The combhlisno longer equal For.
tune mooks U.S. she Turns us onheI Wheel she
nises and aliases us Of her peasuTej but her
poweIls founded on our ownweakness This il
an od.looled evil but Il is mol lncunblej there 10
nothing 6im and eleTalsd mind cannot accom-.
pllsh. The discourse OF The wise, and the study
OF good books arc the best remedies ! know Of
but 10 these w0mnsl join me consento Of the soul,
without which The best advice will be useltss.---
Peharth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

SELUsHSe5s -SelGshness Is poyetlyi II Is the
most utter desliluliOa Of human being. II can
bring nothing ohls relief Il adds Soreness 10 his
sonowGi Il shatpr1a bis pain5l II aggfnYaies oil
the losses he IL liable 10 endure, and when gonded
10 extremes, oileniuIn de5IroYet and strikes us
asl bluws on himself ltgiyesus nothing 10 EesI
in OF ny to ~ our foubej Il tuias our affections
on ourselves, rs the Aap OF luce descerdiugout Of
season from lie heovenward branches, aud u akins
not only lis life useless, buiils growth downward
--Htiman Hooker.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

THE WiLLnnsaUno RioT,- AZ meeting Of The
Board Of Alderman last evening, Iesolulion was
adopted authorizing The Mayor 10 offer aIeward OF
$1,000 ior ne anett Of Tie pelsonol persons who
mdIdsied hF,wm. Henry hMrrou, q the election
the IAN wand on Iutfinylnih
John n. Smith, one oflhosS VIC ueio injured
during ne not ON ne daYoi ihe elecllqnal Wiz.
liimsbulg, 10 eudeaso1ng 70 rescue bio, died At
halhpta nine O'Clock lpil evening. 10 ieayes O
Rileand Two ohIIdnn.--N. v Oen. 40. llIh.