Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04
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Itiathe genefal impression that there y no |
hope Of cfolefap patient Ate ne ne col
lapsed slRte, A fnanint hisicopqil q ffsncu- |
man, was picked UP BY we Q 70 s3lew
mot the least doubt that would die " was
thought best to have his coihll App
orders were lelt,gitt the undeftnk
When The coffin arrived at The hosrlt the pa;
tientl not yet dead thong appsaIenees
In the last stage the disease ny WIS mn So
for gone, however, 70 Know lLle n,ealllng %
the ptepafationstha ng ON
The sufptise OF those present. btgpnpi very epst;
getie eiies D. both by anu snsech
aEainst theif entre nIopetlilgs, AS, his cprysIsI
SALON wss allip french, tHe aitsnpants were nt. |
able TO determine lhs pIepls ~ topIec
tiops but, was evident from gets thai lliey
were very strong, II WIS., GONG l.so l9 posi- ole
FSSRssS ~ Gs
AycShs lid about sist etp Years 81 age, lie son
Iof utesneciabl lfads In left here one
Saturday morning lot ysilto a. friend somew here
sneatthe lidlahbglhe. Aboat tshSg clock he was
afternoon The htst news his ihef had of his
death was on Monday whenSwoti wossenttohlm
iihattlere wbsa toiIiniat the depotIin which was
the dead body ot his son, ~ 2fl9ql a
a 4iunder. ts @ 1535
Two young gehtlemen mel ati the house of an
acquaintSHee, sorheyo for o,ie Of whom
both geallemanCentettnied tender feelings. In N
spFit az ftolic, neof the young ladies' blew out
the lamp, and our two lleDIs tbinkipg II % favor.
able moment olmaks known theslate Of their
feelings 10 the oblect of qleE regard, moved
seats al The same instant and 9piacet Themselves
Gas they supposedl blythe lady sidej but she had
also moved, and The gent leme were IN reality
each otlier. AS our ftlenls could not whisper
Haia tl.aRa IksaNk
gently took, as they thought The son lille hand Of
The 6haTtneb onl when, aitef q Nshilei they vens
tuEed 10 give ten1et pressure, each was entrapt.
uTed 10 find II, returned with an unmislakeable
squeeze. tlnAy be we'll imagined that the mo.
ments aewrapidly IN this silent inlefchaDge OF
mutual affections but The resi-, wondering OF The
unusual silence Of the gentlemen one Of them
noiseleSsly slipped out, and suddenly returned
with Ight-thete sat our fTiendsmost lovingly
squeezing each others hands and supreme deligh,
btaming In their eyes. Tile condemnation and the
ecstacy ofl HE ladies may be pagils,l, but llotde.
scribel. Both gentlemen bolisd, ana one was Of.
terwards heard 10 saw That he "lhonght all the
while MISS hand felt rather hard. ---Li1s'p0Ol
Times. ,ttSi ~ lSs,i1 IfItlts
uJ-A flock Of 2,60o sheep passed through Char.
lottesville (Va.) on Wednesday, from the south.
western Virginia, 10 The lowet COUNTIES 10 The di.
reclion Of Iloudonn,> ORANGE and CulpenpeT.--.
These sheep have been dtiyen{fr0n the yalleyi in
consequence of the present very low price Of
wool, and are intended as stock sheep for easletH
farmers. We learn that many of the Piedmont
farmers have determined to sow only small crops
Of wheat unlilthe joint worm is eradicSted, and
10 occupy their lands with raising sheep and crow
ing wool. The demand for sheen IN Eostern Viz
GINA will afford good market for the great sur.
plus OF the western andsouthweslefn countless
Aduoeaie. s,t so sri