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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
LOSS OF lfHR ARCTIC.

NEw YoaE, Oct. ll.-A Iutnor is afloat thai
the ARCTIC" rou iuto a propeller, steamer o.
wreck near Cape Race, and sunk with oil on
bOald but lhirly.lwo. Eight Of those saved ale
said 10 be on board the Union, now below al
quarantine. The Arctic had two bundled PaSsen.
yes, one Of whom that was saved IS said 10 lave
aIhvedi in town. This is published oS iumoI,
HF SECOND DisPATCL
The story proves TO be too lTIe. Geo, u, Burns,
Of Phia.. bearer OF dispatches per Arctic is Tie
authority for Tie statement, She had 266 possen.
gers aud crew ofl15. She run into tie Pro,
peler Sun OH the 21lli ult, ueat Cape RNce. Tie
propeller sunk in four houIs TnsAIclo remain!
ed nfloat while longer, aud tie life boats were
got nut, ami RATS rugged; Tie latter capsEed, and
only lhirly-two Oul Ol the Whole number remained
to iellthe tuIe. Burns sat The ST, Nicholas, and
registers his nulne as belonging TO Adums & Co.'s
Express, as well Us UearetOl dispatches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

NyNEaV.-The Buffalo Democracy Says tllat
!, M morning OF the 9Th Inst, there was taken
~ 4 stencil iTap IN that city, human bind Cit
IN The arm At the wTisl. The hand vas small
"a delicate, eVideauy that OF q woman, and 90
.sred 10 have been in tho water fOT some time,hS
X As,h was mueB deeompUsed. The story OF
"A, Maud. aud 10 whom II be onged. are Of course
"oy,,,y not to DO cleared up perhaps til The doy
vhsn eli things shall be made plain. Exchange.
wsUhOuld think that the lady herself can alone
reveal Tie mystery, aS she appears to be the only
90. who had hand 10 the matter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

ACOuPuMESTAET supper was eiyento the Hon.
: Hjdrsll by the Clerks Ofthe Wheeling r, ONCE
1C,rEs fremont House, Tuesday. Some thir-
:, otnons we're present, end the affair passed
a sney. This tribute was due lOtlle hononbls
,,oll,nan TOT his strenuous and successful sxer.
IN during the late session II Congress. 10 le;
nlOf Post Office clerks generally throughout the
eualry.-Argus.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

THE WHEELlNO BKdlTkliHkT. Bitter and intense
,essilsnenl PEevAisht Wheellng,n consequence
Chio end Ohio Genital RaiiTobd four miles below
thil city, In the event TINT This connection sbull
b made, The people threaten to tear up lie rolls
ssd destroy the dtp0ls oflhe b. & o. CompahY--
uOLbIs is anticipated. ~ 'SCkerstuTg Gqxsiis.
Pny, tell us when and Where the "neople' 81
Wheeling have threatened 70 Do al these terrible
iLinr,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
FURTHER PARTICULARS or THE LOSS OF
THE AROnlG.


Nav VORT, Oct. ll.-lhe collision occurred
on the 9th uli, at noon in dense fog. The Pr.
pelleG was bark ngged, irOU, with Olnck hull, sal
mon cOlOIed bOllOlnj and had cOOred boalS. She
was thought to be tie "Chatily' Of Montreal Tor
Liverpool, The Atctic was going at tie rate Of
10 knols an lOun Upwards Of 200 persons we've
seen OH the propeller. lhe Arctic commenced to
render assistance 10 propeller, but soon diScOv
cred lierOwn leak, which gained laSlRnd soon eX.
iiugushed her 6Ees. boats were launched and
filled by tue crew and passengers. Rails were
constructed, when sudden panic took place on
tile Arctic, and numbers gCl into the Talt, and in
the hle-hOat, aud in minutes alterthe Arctic
sunk. All Tie boat we've saved, but only
one out OF the seventy two on the mii,
Ats +. Mi Oh The 9Th, the Bark Huron OF 81.
An,reWs, N. b., Capt. Siol, or Quebec, picked
up The boat. The Huron tired rockets, hung out
lights, aud kept blowing her horn throughout tile
nghi Oftht 28th, in hopes Of falling in with the
remaining boats, but all enduavOEs were fruitless
On The evening Of the .0ll size spoke The ship
Lebanon, Capt Sltnetl, bound for New York, 10
which were transferred 10 passengers, who reach.
ed this city in The pilot boat Christian Berg. He
spoke the propeller and five other boats, but did
not know what their noDtsw were, ~
On Me morning Olths 28llIthe HuEoh saw a sin.
gular looking craft, whicliis III 0glil might have
been the propeller.
List Of sdDsd.--Inken 10 Quebec on The Huron.
James, q boy, ships cook Luke, Mace Carlhe.
Joseph Carroll, Richard MAXIM, rlos Connoy,
James COnnor, John DTuIy, Christian hlCEau, JeS
Ward, Christopher CHliahan, fireman, ThOS viii.
SOIL, assistant engineer ROJt Bryan, David Barry,
Erostus Miller walters.
Arrived OF tlis port in The Lebanon; Edward
Bryan, Patrick Malon, l'lOS Garland, Pat Casey,
Patrick Tobn, DObbln, Calnagan, fEenlan, ThOS
DTenmnn, assistant engineer, John Connolly, en-.
ginetrs steward, PhOs Stunson, Oliicers stswaEd,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

o,cp,iSO AccpENT N PirrshUsau,-'
..'.,s,Nenius Chronicle shys, that Mt. Morgan
- slE Of the AEm Of shIk & Pillimmops, was
'.'n,Iy killed, on Friday evening bylhe prepa'
=. Jabargs Of gun, which he attempted
srup from buggy, lcT Tie purpose Of shooting
'.,iHsl. Tho wife OF the unfJrtunnte man wus
La lin at the time,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

" kAaye ro ioh y recommending to inyAndhih
~ tolte iimo Odyotllladin ttie columns pn
Der ihe ienF q 'ilampioq Vegetable Tluelure"
y 'leaalll kePtinu,'W ANTILLES In ills city, and "
gaea e 'ce ana eslorulye, lnall sttles Of dsbll
w eltYoe aetanssntnt, rhsuoiatism, &c. &.
- Read ieiluoRS
F.H, LoGANtI Co GsRliASenit,
y eels (hridEe soru9F) nipitIas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
INDIANA RLRCTloN.

INDmNAPoLls, Dot. l.--Nlace elected to Congress
from tile ninth district Gy 1900, Ba,bouT III The
sixth by 460 Scott in the seventh by sou Pet.
tilt in lie eleventh. by 1900, Crumbacker in The
fourth by $50, HaliOway in Tie duh by260O =
An Ami Nebraska Throughout the state The
Know No.ling ticket is elected BY a small muj0'.
NV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
,,,,o,p ACCOMPLISHMENTS morning, As In,

R,nlOIp AccipESr.--l aesduy morning. as the
ii, han the east Gu tie Genital ohiu Road va,
..,iar the National read ObOut one mile west Of
o.yddre, the locomotive struck the wheel lior,
:, .iched to q stage coach, which was crossing
~ ttlck at tie time. One llorss was instantly
T,d-the coach upset aud several passengers
I,hly injured. 500. laH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

"a NlS NoSG rug WoMEN."-A remarkable
l'l'l came OF lately in Oregon county, New York,
wherein a man named Rinslaad ives plaintiff and
''ft'ia brethren Of the lelhOdiil persuasion vsss
o'leRdanIs. The suit uas instituted BY the plain.
"a 10 recover damages from llsishdbhls for pitch
IaG "id plaintiff out Of meeting. The facts weSs
@e'e in brief Rlnyland, In company with liIs
VIE and another female fllsnd, went to an eyen-
ns player meeting al tie Methodist GhgTcl al
u''denIOwn, aud took bis syaIin The tear Of,the
loon by the side Of lis wife and friend. An ancieNl
'u''om in that Church iorbi1S males aud females
TON sitting together during service. aud soon il
'"a'eulatel through thc eOngIegatonihdt "a
l'a vas among the WOmsna The nldnliq was
'sVuaied to % on the ''men's tid, J" but he re.
aaIHed seated. One Of tile 1'ruShes-alter the
ll'atin had exploiued that Il was bis wont 10 81
NAl wife. consented that he might Keep he
s', ptO'ded ho would behave himself tnd Keep
''e'. 0Iher mem however, nfOtsaIed hgdinsl
,a'A inf,ciion Of ttslf .honored rule, and Eve
@en insisted that ilia ploinlif multysotO Cue
"A'' tide" CT 90 Qpt Church The plaintiff
'OuH not leave the Women; and ihepupCn coln'
-''eed free tight Two desRdinli each gasp.
'eg' an OIhertwO each rsiged 90 arm, and en-,
y" e'Ttied the bead, The pl6lnll4 squiFmed
'Nted. the deIsndaus iqIged snd pulled, The
y a0d women got Thoroughly nN W, lhs
s ~, "e'e eyinguishsd, The stove aad plRe tune
y 1o"0, he plaintiff Wal cpHisl out foiP-
d 'nd u's defendants Wete dsotsed ~
,,I !" al '''aultaaa battery, Blflhsmsp laot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

CalrOrOv BiOAMT.-lseniamin 2. PreUliss was
examined on saturday ia the Hent(oo county, Va,
OOur, upon the Charge Of bigomy. Tie case ex.
cited considerable interest in the nelghbotioOd Of
Richmond, from the la,tthOl tie accused married.
HE alleged second wife about 8 years ago in tile
vicinity of that city, the dpughteT Of Dr, Minler,
AvHy respectable young lady, ly whom he calue
10 possession Of an estate Of conside5able value.
Nuch in!srest was exhibited III tlie developments
Of Witnesses touching The case. The lady whom
Prsnin married twenty 1--WE Yeas ego, was in
OuhlOSfim againsi him. The oeoused was ts
n,ndsd ior itlal on The 25lh oflhe presen month.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

=. s,lOru, tasgase Master, who was Knocked
me- u,in on the b. & o. Railroad, neat
w. -, mill, a few days $50, wHs we learn, much
S, ,,ysrely injured than we supposed from Gtsl
al,
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.THE.INIELlIGEN OER.
==5.aooIy MORNING, OsTOaRR l9, 1854.


e,se,ouesrninaa 20 ,sorlnilOn, dvoTilsinEO 9th
LkIli,ihaqinesg Oithe iniellgeuceri ehoela % al
s.A lho editorial department OF the pa.
"A rosted 10 lla adiiols, Jointly, eli.
oa,sIsnts writing for publication, Will plotoo
coo! W IN one aide Of Tie paFer. tH
Jt en nrS OF the above rules will gCeatly OblieeuS
SGI beT T some od iis, TsoiS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

The NOS eotnesi. end We believe, elective pa
pst ia laVOt u TIE REOhiboly liquor law IN PENN
tylunia, is he PillSbuIg Dispatch. Whether II
L GAINED OF not That paper has done its duty
Tina 4 Gazette. o0
Wb6la pity Il is that ofleF the papetlds done
iiduly, Il may not Be- earned The gtsmmar Of
AstLOye b about % good as lhnt Of en- ordinance
prs,gnlsd to Council on Tuesday nishl:by a sage
,iiIoi imposing a fine on eSgohs Cpuylns gun
paUder, and penalties on piolouGs without any
,nkcslehb. We ateno slickleE foI nice gIam
n,icSl points, and have On especial adherence
Of pedaEOsus who e con!lnuully pIpling uLou.
technology, synloS aud pIosOdy." Ws believe
lhIwe never saw . newspaper That YVES invaha
VIZ strictly gtammniiea, even IN lie well set.
tied pOuls Of The ttblliaty structure Of our len.
gage, and we ere often much annoyed BY Tie er.
pu WhClfget INTO our own paper But we do
think that Il is the dnlYo Of every editor for The
Welfare Of bis young TeadeS, q ior nothing else,
10 keep fTOm lnuNlrtins Tie Kinss English out
lshL il he knows anything about grammar, end h
be don't, TO leatn something about II.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

PLOOpS IN MlSsSsWvr ANp lLtNOig The New
Orleans Tue Della learns from gentleman who
UluIned rrOn Pike county, Miss, by way or Gov
lngoH, LSa That Pike county. Washington, ST.
f.nm'nN and the adloiains PARISHES 10 Lpuisien-
u have recently besi visited by one u the most
destructive freihels that ever occurred in the
Southern country. The rain commenced on Wed.
hssaah the 9Oli ultimo, anl continued without
lAsnliSSion for six days. Fofths ffst three days
4 seemed as Il tile flood gates u heaven wee
Vps1ed and thatn second deluge was approaching.
OaThuSday the 2t5t ulllmo, the ropasaW, Bcp.
''AlII' end M'Ges'S Creek, and oil the principal
'inl IN that section Of The cunntTy, rose eleven
keith seven lours. The bridges on all the piiu
PalSIre'mS ore earned aWay anil many mills de.
liOytd. Tie only mill leitslanding Oh any stream
u Tho section Of county visited by Tie storm i
Vet Of BnIasld, on Poarl riyeb AZ Covngioh
" hvst rOse 50 high that Paaiengsts could step
'0m The steamboat TO The top Of tue principal re-
'elvinG Warehouses; Ia that city. The Destruction
Of The c'Op' was immense. ScltcslY q stalk Of
coin o. cotton was left Slhnting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
By Royal Letters Patent
THE HYDR ON AGEN,
y fttnif OR,
WATER. PROOF, ANTI-C ONS UMP TIVE,
CORK SOLES.
MA NUFAOruREn o.
Haroourt, BradleY 3 %.

a. Market 81, BnuuehotIOF.
PftheiPgl WarehouSs, 100 WOgI Sirstt, Cheap.
SIDE, London, England. American Esiablsh-
Is YORK., u s..
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NAN Fasbioi7 for Eate,

Hail EaHn1Ou Tor dAGba
mn tubscriberio now prepared to lprnoh hie nueI-
Gus patrons and all tho rest Of mankind, win spen
LATRSI' AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which for endunnCe bauty Of iOTmanl hloh eanno 20
6uTpa8ed and yhau chapel 20 the head BY our eonQTmq
tIVGs ft With perfect eaeq.
Also eceivinsa largo OF nan q yonlhe and
ehildTens Hon Rata cOmpriqing blaeh iapredf pall
Eon inlervenlioh lnghhs, Young moTiea etc qgelhs
efWtthR fine assortment rHon'a youths ana ehllqtol
CAPS all Of which offered AZ lowest prices wholssAe
sspii ". W. ilNRsoN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

h A RE now opening On extensive stock NJ
"A FALL nnd Winter Goods
Aud wiSh % III their old friends With nnuy new
Olos .. akei convenient 70 visit them al IS Main ~
Centre Wheeling. eepi3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

Boarding.
Two uninrnlaled Rooms 10 let, and hceOmmodAtloI
or several DAY hOaUeTS. Rnquiie Of corner Muin and
-lllnn nlrl olh. ------.- sen26
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

VTIRGINtAt-At Roles held 10 the eeTks office Of the
circuit court Ohio e unity for tlemonlh OF october
l6Ni
Dhapline, and George RObihtOn laie
n raTineTauudar tue iama, style aud film
~ WOOlt. Chapllue d Go. oOmplananlp
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NOTIOB.

VTTM, n, RRLHY, havles conveyed and assigned 10
w Us "a Trustee al his property, real Rnd peTsona
debts and elects ner deed recorded IN the clorha OF
flee OF Ohio county YIgdia notice s heieby given that
the stock OF Dry GoOdsls offered for sale a the store
Toomn WHEELING heretofore occupied BY lm a. REDUCED
priees 10 close out, and 10 all persons ndebedtO him
% make payment 10 The sned or 10 j. o. Meool
and n Scibv who have been employed BY rs to make
JAMES BAKRR fl
HENRY TALLANT, fSffnslbe8.
JAS. H BAKER.
Wheeling, Aug. qe 1884. eus2o-im
Is CrlmeSagd Auus cnFyeaehi month y
Willie VVnenG 6sxffn WnmilY Rlour, OsG'
G1lHE subscriber has just received or sale
+ 81 barrels LOtkwOOdis Extra tlOuTi
-T 90 do FnEops DO
do do extra Family flour
900 bales fret quality Hay, ..,,,,,,,,,, 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

A Ewe are about q q East lGalu, 10 puIehlse very
lates stock on GO6di sc take grelt plipa % Inform
our Wheellng aud Velnty custom that we VIII 6ellfom
this day, Pebtaty tsj 20 ogf Panoand other ln-
etrumental Music AID iuelee ~ hTet coat -
and ae5 that late and large eqcton Of new musie aaQi
thq wonderful Tcdu5 tiOa 10 -.
Ave y fleAblaONl leg ldeln q.
fSoPpsF hound Point bI1l IL itat Iesel YedbY 81
~ lslT ,, b y0WkbL, p unionAt'
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MOTIOD.

IIIIiIIlt n NUVIUW. n 40 lItf
TTAVING this day sold out my Grocery Store, on ne
l west sdo OF the ola MARKET space, In Hho city 90
Wheeling, 10 ny brother, Andrew Muldrews oil portoho
hdeblsdl 10 me- By book account heIoSB
REQUIRED 10 elOts ihe same BY noe Otherwise,
determined 10 settle up my old business a. sleedlys
possible JOHN AULDhRWa n
ITAVING puTehated the above establlthnontiFOn ny
III brother, shall alWays Keep on hand ireeli =
choice selecliOh OF Family GroGoTeS and hope 70 felF
tile patronage " The old custOmerq OF MY TolsT and a
many now ones az will give cali knowing as thai
''''' 'H-'' II - 4NDRRW MULDRBw.
Wheeling, June oOlh, 1854. lsso I
Pay Your Taxes. ,li
Tax pnYaPn viii EomambOTlhat the elll taxes lot
1854 were die on tho iTst day or julie. Will call upon
al The citizens soon, aud hopo they VIII BE- prepared ~
VrBisf w. O. SCOTT, Collestor
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WnIAm! b. psyion. deolas N NYIlSa ]. 4. n

{, 81 Woods. ChapIlus q 90. eOmpllinanlS
1000. against
William AZ. peytOn. George ~ Wllburand
Edwin Monroe, pariners under the
The frm nanne OF n. " MvntOa & Co., Y
NJ ana M. II, TliOinas de'ondaniu
ThS object O this suit u 70 recover from the toends
a ib sum Of 5000 debt payable b. inSlalents, and
snhco lilo Vehd0Ta Hell therefor Tie para Of lOla No
g. 6and u tlate In Rast Wheeling part Of The city OF
Whsal1 % Whlchs er eed tile "Frqnklln Cotton Fac
tory tOfolhor with said hotOTy hulldlns6 m4chpery
and nxtGlea belonging " apneTianIng 70 tad cotton
NetoIy or cOnneelel with the running and operating ~
same. aEf.It nt
Afdavt avln1 btor made that tho defendants, GcOTlo
W, Wilbur N Wiu Monroe aid N. p. Thomas are pot
Inhabitants nrtao Hto 81 ViTenlu on million OF The nltu
tGs hY ter doneg y ordered that they apPear here
sud do what may 10 inloteas M
lhlt cult, and that copy O ts order forthwith iusef
out weeks ysY, aud cory Of ho same post
ed tho front door or the court house OF Ohio county, on
The firnt IA Of The next county court
$50 A cOpyr-Te8toi ALOhNO LORlNG. clerk.
No 0oOdI oe2
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MoNAIR & NERVE

81 rs 90 S,"ly ''l a'l ['S %G Y AnnsrNoNo
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AOdbB,-Nl.ric, NlnOus, and niliillC,lOT lh1 fho6
quality, for sale by
nuafn JANIS BAKER,.
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FRESH MlLCH COWS.
Il WISH tOPuTehase 8 orc No nesh Mich Cows, for
j. which VIII pay fair price.
W.CAKR, Mcclure HOute,
fer98 Wheeling, Va.
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UNION LINE.

WHEELING & PITTSBURGH PACKET
= $500 The usW, llghl dlauSht passenger atetmef
.tft...A kbLftfEi CAPT o, %. RluOTet
M IL will riif 7rtuihfly % place OF tho FoT66t
sfsc CIV i3svi9 wheeling every Monday,
aud Friday inotfng a. O'Clock.
ar For freight or pfntl6o Apply on board, iqllf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

81 DOHkN Shaker Rl sOmsj
Ol 6barCels Cider Vlncgari r.ss
10000 pounds bsconijus received aud for sale By
so 81 .s ab'''' ia'' '''''y Wi ?, j. ARMSTRONG.
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Msna size. per paIr scents.

TUVHTO
NOTICE-ROn the retail pliceA make ven liberal
allowance Jobbers and Who esasrh that any atom
keeper may nake fine nToHt their sale, while they
elbst OF goods.
3 rHlif HARCOURT, BRAD & Co.
en'9i3m ~ Ann 9tTeel, Newt York
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.REV. VBRN0N EsRRlDaE y. s. ia.

N 70 IIUNs ElIFVNIIl = Y ~,
1000 " alH mteoG1gnougii, We, Abl ill l9ls
z MSJSE. foutl1% NsAI Slpt Ute Hpil W ,ullet
oprtiSi Ia itatsbI nhdielnis ealioury con NJ "
oiio tnal nave nrCrt eq tefo N 30 lttee q lle'
ions VoretablS tnelu,C, eQg teSoIal pqnlhe tae1
htvS bstJ py Rad ela "a A2Pe'
tltei y ~ 4. q.
% az Y Aus q sI,s = m
w. IIsi4 EssfssbslsSS 4, ssRRtbd
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KNOW NOTHING HATS.
lust opcpsd, our second .! Of Know Nothing Hats,
b Philadelphia Stye, most beautiful lrtlce
iY2i n u, HARPER 4 NON
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-05-11
BY ELIZA {. sPRoAT.

Tam a bachelor; af.er 'hiny-nine years
sojovsa in this wilderness Of female snsres
and man-iraps, conscious at every step of
being on the verge of soma unseen pitfall,
have yet, lowing TO that singular acute-
ness of perception which is such a dis,ir.
gushing characteristics Of our family,) been
enabled 10 descry and stun the Incipieui
premonitions of female advances. ia hun
dreds'of cases 10 which tie society in which
moved (,he first clrcles) seemed perfectly
blind. Many a simple greeting. many a
seeming formal mole, many glance appsr.
emily directed 10 some indifferent person,
have Thus been enabled to resolve INTO its
true insidiousness and now, am proud 10
repeat, at the age Of ,hiriy-nine, | am still a
single man,
am naturally a nedita,ive person which
indeed, is true Of all our family il there is
any one characteristic for which we are more
remarkable than others, il is that We re.
fleet.
was in ibis mood when. walking one
day TO the extirme limits of our extensive
grounds, looked for a szeable stream,
which had been accustomed 10 see push.
ing It's way out Of a sori Of cavern in the
eide Of the hill, and found 10 my surprise,
'ha, the bed of the stream was dry, Here
was q novelty: and although we are, as a
general Thing, opposed 10 novelty, al being
xubgersiye of everything Il allowed myeelf
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