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val III his passion, until events, as the
succeeding portion of the story shows,
he was surprised by the discovery that
an enemy in battle, one of the soldiers
of Pompey, had a hold on the affec tions
of Maei Carmona, which it would be i'm
possible impossible to weaken while his
rival lived.
Part II.
The golden san was beginning to as
sumo blood red color as it sunk behind
the tree-tops and hills of the Roman
suburbs, and the clouds in the west were
tinged with crimson and gold borders,
as the rays of the departing sun shone
upon them. The tall trees and the lit
tie shrubs were alike silent and still, as
if they waited in respect to see the king
Of day depart to other lands. Soon the
beautiful colors in the western horizon
began to f.de. The robe of night spread
itself over the sky, and the stars twink
led in the darkness. The early rising
moon now shed her mellow light over
the city and suburbs, and the trees
waved gracefully to and fro, as the queen
of night shone upon their tops The
tall cypress swept the roof of Maei Car
mona's cottage, and the moonlight
bathed in silver lustre the figure of its
mistress as she sat at the door. Her
hands supported her beautiful head, and
she sat pensively silent. A bush was
trampled down near her, and she heard
twig crack. She rose. anxiously and
looked in the direction whence the noise
came, and Romeus Consarat leaped to
her side.
The gods are propitious to our love,
Maei," he said, as he bert over her
But she did not reply
The omens in the temple favor our
union, and the gods look with favor up
on it," he continued.
Our union can never be,' answered
Maei
No and why not : Is not my name
one of the most terrible to my enemies !;
Has not Caesar honored me with an eagle,
and am not l captain : Speak, Mae;
and answer me-" said Romeus.
Your honors weigh as nothing in the
scales,' said Maei- calmly, Before [
saw you, my heart, the heart of Ro-
man maiden, was given to another, is
another's now. saw you without one
thought of love rising towards you in my
bosom.n
" A rival have 1 )" said Romeus fierce
ly " His name-Maei, his name ~
Never - answered Maei. calmly.
I" Tell it to me woman; that | may
have his blood''
" You need not ask me, Romeus, for
[ will not reveal it," said Maei, in tone
of determination.
/" By the gods We shall, or my sword
win make you speak," said the warrior,
as he drew his sword and caught the
maiden by the arm. A slight rustic was
heard Romeus turned and confronted
Marco Remexes.
"Who are you y he asked.
Your foe, coward ''-said he, "your
enemy. I love the girl you would now
have struck down, and pant to run my
sword through thy body"
:. You speak boldly" said Romeus. :
< And thy name -
.<Is Marco Remexes," answered the
young man calmly.
And thou art a soldier ~ ag
My sword proclaims me one"
an which army - said Romeus,
striding towards his rival and giving him
a searching glance.
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YOUNG AMERICA ON THg PACIFIC "a "a,
4 COMIC NEWSPAPER, inten,.a-f N n hnnornu
way 70 cat attention to the sing ariis and strange
things oi San Francisco To anus, ;3d ~ fbe am
time TO cause men to think
or sale al wholesale. by WHIFTON. TOWN ( co
Periodical D0pols. @'''
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THE ROMAN LOVERS.

BY FRANCIS L. STANLEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-31

UTQuite rivalry exists in London ut the pres.
enl time among the undertakes sRd the "EcOnO.
mic Cemetery Funeral Estublishnent" in Hyde
Park has cut little under The regular rates, and
advehsrs that FIRST class funeral will be attend.
ed for sIS6, and trudesman's funeral will be got
up for $50. The former rates were Sl46 aud tSl,-
go. The difference in these occasions, asinfsued
from tue advertisement, would seem 10 be, that as
first class funerals, the heorse hes four horses, and
two coaches ate provided, Tie COfn isoI lead, ard
all the horses ore decorated with plumes. AT a
iradesman's funeral the heurss has twO unplumed
horses, and only one coach is furnished. Less
fuss and no feathers.
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Beau Brummei,


Our London correspondent givesu us the follow
ing account VI Beau Brumme; Tue story Of Rum.
nell, had the people been astue 0s 10 seize It's
leading points, is amuSingas romance. The nu
daciOus nsOlence With Which he iTampIed down
the haughttesl Of tie high nobility OF England, was
observation-disclosures successful, His grandfather
kept small confectionery shOp in Bury street,
81, JOnes's, LondOnj aud lei lodgings. The first
Lord Liverpool, then almost obscure, lodged in his
house, tOoG his son as q secretary, got lin Office
under Lord North, aud allowed him 10 leather his
nest so we'll, That on his denlh in 1904 there was
siXly-fye thousand pounds 10 divide between two
sons and daughter. George, the second, was
educated at Zion, and dressed so well while, early
ia bis teens, that The prefix Of "Behu" was then
put 10 his nome. In Oxford he affected to be ex,
elusive, and on his fathers death, in 1894, at tile
age OF sixteen, wos presented will coinstcy in
lhe tenth HussaIs, by The Prince Of Wales, COlO,
mel of that regiment. HenCelOTth he was The con.
slant companion Of the Prince. In two Yeas lie
was q Captain, aud tlen--thEew up his commits.
sion, and sci up as gentleman att large. Ills
WINS before lie was iwenty.one, and the only Tea :
son assigned was, that lie regiment was ordered
10 Manchester, which lie cOnsldeIed decidedly
vulgar,
He started as an independent gentlemen, on
thirty thousand pOunds--a Snlall sum for carrying
OIL such a ,pTOieSslOn--iidiCuOuslY snail lOr Une
whose wardrobe cost him eight thousand pounds
year. and who entertained Iashiog' and even
royalty al hs AOlt' NO man dressed beVeTi slln-
ply Dl1 hGhly' WIN elegance anu IasIe' ~ lhls
whose snowy attire made him look what he WIS
a a, lalors w0IHlns auVet's.lnenI. lhe Fnnoe o.
Wa'es' whose "a!utoGe nas GSs' Que nunuteu
!nousanu pTumus' "1s psG.nneLS s,sats. nNai;
UNI CoIpHIsnus' w.oll nS Ha.eIS ueS,Igleu an
I s w. odG LII y, Iuuy
Sn,, o,pnvy'0 . " ;nv "V'' ''uu'su N'"u' was
D'u','v. E o,d ,bo &C., o;,o,o.
I'll .' I'll "n'. so,,, ' n,S,L.s GHT.,
us liz Eli n,, WIS "no5 shot In oTcS.
- o1;s.' Wdi,on al, OSsosn"s n ,ha 80
w., ,1, r, liz o,e,, roin, v
,,,u ~ ;ho oUoo,S hch ,hs, ., as,I ~
,oIj,. u,''S,,n noSJ;ng III jotnnjncsS ,be nal "
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CONSUMPTION OF WINES AND SPIRITS IN Omar
BRITAIN.-A aIliamentaIy return of The imports
of foreign wines aud splits delivered in the king
dom Of Great Britain ia the years 1852 and 1868,
shows that the import Of wine in 1853 wus H.
O20, 6S1 gallons, an increase over 1852 269
gallons. The deliveries for home consumption
we're above The average, the increase being $50,
9ll gallons. Rom Imported, 4,2O8,976 gallons,
being decrease on The last year of ,2SS, &c.
lmporlOtOns Of brandy, 1904, eli, against $685.,
452 in 1852, Total consumption Of home made
liquors in England, Scotland, and iceland in 1858.
300, 900 gallons. Inthe House Of Commons re-
Gently Mr.. Wilson stated that it appeared from the
last returns that the consumption Of whisky in
Ireland in 1929 was 9,s2O,OOO gallons, while
in iS5S'6i it had increased TO 10 $4,000 gallons.
Talking about whisky, says the Cincinnati Ga
Eelte, we have one firm in this city whose sales
aveuge 1000 barrels Of whisky day, OF 1896.
600 sollOns ayeaT, which is fully equal to the
whole yearly amount consumed yearly ia Ireland.
A good portion of our whiskey, however, iD made
into alcohol, and is not drank, et.ell.e
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uTsir John Franklin'S expedition, il will be ro.
msnbsTed, consisted OF two shiPs--ths EIsbpSO aud
the Terror, The Philadelphia InquiIeEis Of Opn-
ion that the remains Of ALI the property found thus
far belonged to the crew Of the Erebus, Sir John
Franklin, and that not an article belonging to any
member Of the crew Of the Terror, Captain Gro.
Eer has yet been discovered. It is probable,
therefore, It says, that the two ships separated ard
that either the crew Of The Terror ore still alive, OF
psIished in the sea north Of our continent 1t
should also bel observed that the Indians intheir
accounts speak Of ship, and not of ships, in con.
necIiOn with the VoYugets who wee seen by them.
The hope of a single survivor is Of course faint,
but let US cherish it 10 the last. t
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SUNDAY School SoHoLARs.-ln the FotlmRn
case severa! Of the Witnesses lor The prosecution
are children Of such tendtt yedts, ihaths Honor
Judge Pryor, thought proper 10 question them be-
fore having them swOTn, IN Orler 10 aSceIlniuwhe.
th.T they knew aud felt the solemn Obligation of
an oath. The Judge, IN his k,Gd manner, asked
them, one after another GiaYe you Intended Sab
bath SchoOlP The Ieply invariably was yes
followed by The further response that il they did
wrong here, they would bepunislied herealIvr.--
The result was they were all sR IN without Ubleo-
ton, AID rs far Rs we hehrd gaze ih.theiT lesllmo
ny IN most satisfactory mARneT--nelller tUOeage
to tell nor evinciDe desire to withhold. The
counsel for the defence, ~ exercising lhslI Just
right 10 sill Tie testimony, did so without any at
tempt TO embarass OF entnugle lie witnvsses.--
COp Jour. ~. III IffN.l.J. -..
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CHOW, then, Cousin John'iManon Is chafming,
Surely, she is Tie chosen BRIDE;
He was silent, and looked distressed, as he al
ways does when breach this subject.
"She IS too cod, too slubbornl there is no deplh
Of feeling"
had fesd tht womonly, pure and strong soulof
Manon, and expressed my belief with vlgolops
Indignation.
"You are flIrl, Cousin JOhr-a desperate, un-
principaled cOQuette,"
AT allthis, he seemed as u nbnul to faint nwNyi
and II | had not held my peace lTuly believe he
would have swcOned with nervous horror OF Vye
imnulation.
ManOn is tetd now. II j. said the qetn'ps
ofteneSl die bi5kelIleaTled, because they never
nouT forth Their sorrow, Hal MnuOn sought sym.
nathy aud given vent TO lleT gTlel, peIllnps size
would have 6of1e II belleTDUr oOuhl she nave re-
gaIded Cousin John MS he rs, the spell mlSliI nave
been broken, he believes lQmssll inioosn" !"
that he never gave wonis ~ hla pIe'eIshue'
Hhenyou meet and admire ilnla s hs appears
do moi "sst YOU onpsN foolish mailsnsl Hewitt
pluck nut all The nIeOihers," TO hang among hls
own trophies, all Ofwhch--lovenctes faded bou'
quets aud minaluIss--he preserves with mnuuIln
lOndness. He willleaYe you similar relics always
including his dhgueUeolYpe,. Tor your splacs -
Though his outWnTd seeming u
hislIe is dhsullisl by ihe lower vices -Ihongl,he
is,re6nel os a woman, YET he rs siIangeS bllrdt 10
tile beautiful LeliCacy OF o true wOmnl's S0ul--as
unappTecatye Uf her finest exctllences, as was
the rude rival in llawthorne's sloTyo the exquisite
mas,er piece Of The "Arllst Of The. BeanliIul 81
With the same careless grasp that destroyed The
fragile mechanism, he brushes out The ioyousness
Of young heart aud heats the ringing luugh
changeto an OgunSed moan Without one regret
A selr.Tighle0us AlIt is mOEednngeIdus aud more
desnicable than ore whose conscience and reckless
arlihcss apt TO b6lny iiselfis almost TO 10 class
ed with the violalor OF virtue. He toWhom wo.
man has revealed her most secret thoughts, and
OH whom she has consented TO waste Tie sacred
amounting OF her Affection, eau never tnnocenlly
allure his services al tile ollnF Of her love, IN
less there be nm absolute certainly OF gteqtet un'
happiness 10 oh concerned by continuing that ser
vice tnan by withdrawing from il. And The same
is true Of tie lady flrt WHO has once purposelY
found ei way Into that saIictuhty Of mallly ulleo-
ton, in which, ID It las iiid,v been Kept sacred,
angels would fear to tepd, f,.. 5ai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-31

B-The Russian ships sunk ct the entrance Of
the hatbOr Of sebaslopol, to prevent the allied
feet from geIungintO an attacking position, were
seven in number viz, the Holy Trinity Of 100
guns, RostislaG, Of 81 guns, ssepoli Of 40 gur@
ZagOodish, Of 81 guns, POriell, of so guns, slls-
lria, OF so guns, and KOoleuOhe, Of 40 guns. All
these vessels except one had their rigging standng
and all their guns and stores on board, when they
sank. Alter they we've sunk, their masls aud rig
ginE were cut away butpatts of their hulls were
left VIsibIs above the water. A correspondent Of
the London Times mentions an enormous ere as
raging in the heart Of the city visible to the allies,
and says that all the Russian deserIers report that
the Russians are pursuing their usual plan Of bur.
ming, blowing up aud destroying everything rather
than surrender.
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oTsTERs.-A correspondent Of the National In.
teIligencer, writing from Baltimore, under date Of
the 18Th, says:
II is a somewhat singular fncl, and one import
tant to be generally known, that the oysleIs Of our
waters thus laI this season, Including the CheSn
peake bay and IFS tributaries, have proved mark
eddy deleeTious to health. In several instances,
10 my own knowledge, persons have been tokeu
violently i'll, Oller eating them, (Ow especielly)
some cases death eusued Crabs, too, have pro-
duced similar results. An old and experienced FISH.
rTman-one amongst the most faithful caterers IN
kind in oar mdsl-hus just informed me that in
his Judgment, oysters and crabs this season are i'm
pure, unhealthy, possessed OF some poisonous Sub
stance, aud unsafe to be eaten. He seys oysters
and crabs never move (the former especially from
their original bedsI and in the absence Of rain OF
fresh water, requisite TO their healthlul growth,
they absorb POISONOUS substance, which, in fact,
after they have been taken from the water short
time, kills them, and they turn OF assume an un.
natural coot. AS an evidence 10 bis want of iuilh
in the heallhluluess Of these delicaces, founded
upon practical observation, my ish,meIchaht
Iiend whist he Is disposed 10 sell the best oysters
and crabs that can be procured to meet the de-
lnands OF pressing market, has not lalth suth
oieniiy strong 10 eat them himself. He says rain
and lroSs areabsOlutely after aprotrOcled
dIougLL TO make either oysters o. Crabs sale
diet, With fish ii is deficient. They migrate,
and always select springs and the puTest walet 70
be found, and when fresh ore henlthiul, A krOwl-
edge OF the above facis may have sau'nyefech
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g New Savings Bank Store, j,
AR THE
OLn pG1sh.UIFFrCR.

"KREP THE HEAD AND PERT COVERRDpp
CtITlzENS OF Wheeling aud ycudtyi-fhis old maxim
" To- health reminds me that may not be amiss taCal
your attention 10 my Fall and Winter stock Oi BOOls
Shoes, Hats Caps, Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, OF the
corner Of Market and Monroe streets, WheIe you will
d great variety OF fashionable lately received Goods
suitable to the seatOn, at low prices.
Very thankful Tor tic liberal patronage received since
coming amongst you respectfully solicit yOuAllI call
aud examine my stock (t Will he my pleasure TO see aud
wait on YOU'D thus uniting labor with rest, that may
have their offspring health, and 10 this adding Industry
and economy may have wealth.
LADIES' " you wish 10 puIcaSe Fashionable aud cheap
winter HOnietsi sure,
Call at the old Post once, opposite the MeluTe.
Gentlemen, iIyOd wish to purchase fashionable Cap
OF Hat,
C6llai lie aboyonlare, where you win getAtlal
Remomber, tic old Post ONCE corner,
no Country Merchants have few Goods TO Job az
Cet E''''' n. II. WATSON.
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70 ia Sold

u, ven , I9eaIeI l9ls convenient to ihs lp,,
Which is immediniely over the creek CohtiIIs
AcTtS aud would be most desi,IblC place or ~
Factory, or any building lequIlEg good lOom II Si
eTa Twgnty per ct will be taken IN rask sSl nv
one and two years. with iniessl from lie az y re
Alao house soMlalRing four rooms With Kiti.S. ~
die alley end OF the lot, lisa most ronIoiiSb N. Sa
aud to location u AeslIable, a. II is within M. VA
walk Of thu most business paris Of The city Nluu'
e Pdymont will be taken at % per 81. Oui ~ h,,
one. two aud IhIee yesls POT iuuhuf inoTe,,Io
to ,4-...-... John DUNNE, MSTk','i 'lPJ
my26s0in, .ss.., next door 10 ROhsn's nsTh.,,.,
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OJ'Tho lawyers Of BiUlhumPtOn' New York.
have boiled the rule OF the Supreme Court Of The
slnle, geQuirtugn bnnster examining witness 10
stand. Judge Gray, who refused TO relax the rule
vas obliged, il seems from an Onic,e we quote (Fom
BingbamplOn paper 10 adjourn his court With
cut Il, ing a single case.
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ESPLosIoN OF SEVEN TpNs OF GUSPOwDER.--
Terrible DsSLuetion.--A 6re broke ont IN Daw-
son's steam MILL OF GutvsheOd, (hear Newcastle
upon Tyne, England,) on the 9th inst, destroying
an immense amount Of property, and inyOlVngau
awful destruction Of human life. Twenty bodies
had been taken out Of the ruins, and nearly ons
hundred survivors were so badlyinjured that many
more deaths were expected The destruction Of
property Is estimated at not iss than ga, 100000
An eyewitness, describing the scene, says
Suddenly, little after 8 O'Clock in The nom.
ing, there Yves Tremendous explosion from the
adjacent bonded warehouse OF AlI. SissonS, stored
with sulphur, salipttTe, napthh md gunpowdel--
common Tumor reporting the quantity Of the lat
Ter explosive material TO have been seven tons.-
The two towns tor Newcastle was instantaneous
" involved IN the Calamity) weIe more OF less TO-
duced, over large area, TO wreck. The church
was a wreck, It's windows broken and tile roof de-
slToyed. AS the day dawned the town was literal.
ly slIewed, almost every street having fragments
Of ruins hurled by the explosion, OF caused by it,.
Wounded persons were seen being carried out W..
on shutters, and conveyed 10 tue infTnaTy; chi.
dTen, with their infant limbs enVeloptd in their
night.clnlhes, were crying fot their paIentsi SOME
were crushed to death in their beds, and others
instantly deprived OF life on escaping from their
tOuehng houses.
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r.al,or - RnowIodge.

r have not time in dive now OH the second Tea-
son Inv which suggested thnt labor should be
nersnS,ie, 10 seek knowledge, though Il would de-
serve a fuller handling, You find thatTeason IN
Ibetsndenoy OF culture and le1Ining TO Eefle me
work -day life, and ndoIn iti - dise1gage II iEom
thv contacts OF matter aud elevate u TO the sphere
Of ideas and abstraction lad spiltualiyi 10 wilh-
draw, Us De- johnson has said, ITO withdraw us
from tue power Of our oeneuSi 10 make the past
the distant OF the future pfedOninute over The pre-.
sent and thus 10 advance US IN The dignity oil
thinking beings" Surely we need not add self
inflicted curse TO that Which punished the fall. To
earn our bread in The sweat Of our brow is oTdain.
ed 10 us certainly; but not Therefore, TO forget in
whose image we were made, MOTTO suffer all beams
Of The original brightness 70 80 ont. Who hos
dol med u.s. OF any OF us, TO a labor so exclusive
and auslerv, that only half the lower half Of our
nature can survive in The unrest Of ayaIico OF
ambition, OF vanity, may do IL Tut no necessity o.
eur Jens, and no appointment oltls aulhVT' Shall
we, Of our own election, abuse ourselves DO
you feel that the mere tasks Of daily labor ever
employ the " hole mgMl Have younol a conscious
natufe other aud beside that which iills the eattLi
drives the plume, squares tile slonei eIeolss The
fabric Of aria hatufe intellectual, spiritual, mo-
Talj OaphCi0us OF ScienCti oapaellus o. NNch pe,
yOnd the sphere Of sense, with large discourse OF
acknowledging before and a'ter, nnl taking hold
on that within the veil1 What ioIbilS That this
What fOrbids that il have tine TO nouTish its SYM
pathy with oil kindred human blood, by studying
the grand facts Of universal hisloEyj 10 learn 10
look beyond the chaotic auS and IefuX Of mere
appearances, which ute the outside # the world
around IT, into their scientific relations aud essen.
iiol quality; to soar lEOm effects TO causes aud
through causes to the Flsti to begin 10 recognise
und 10 love, here aud now, in wandering moon OF
star Of evening, n song Of solemn bid, OF fall OF
watch or "sel-boTn carol Of Infancy" OF trans
cendent landscape, or glot'ons selfsacTiice-to
begin 10 recognise and love IN these, that beauty
here, which shall he It's dwelling place OntiIs yes
TUE In the life TO Gomez 10 nocusnm Itself 10 DIS
ceTn in all yiciSsitudes OF things The changed aud
falling leaf The golden HARVEST, Tile angry sigh OF
NovembePs wind, the Storm OF snow, tile tempo
TaTy death OF natute, tue opening chambers orthe
South and the unrestlng TOunuoI SeOsons--to dis.
ceTn not merely The sublime CIRCLE OF eternal
change, but the nnlallMg law--llOwing irOm tile
infinite muld--and the "vaHed God"-4ilng and
moving, aud IN all things, yet personal and apart
What lOTbius Ito cultivate aud confirm
"The glorious habit by which sense Is made
SubseiVenI still to moral puIpO,e, .t.E
AuNiRr TO divine" #.N... H..fE. at
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For Sale.

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lard ppnlins back 1870 10 % alley. TLisi,ST. y,
beat Olutcd lois In The city lOrA esidente and
g "a az VIZ IlSH " aI SS slae Will m s WkC
PpIimoTHlaiiOn ebqlle stIhi Office OF Of NeIt.R,,
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~ TO Make Your Hair Curll
The W onder, of the World !

IHE great wonder or tile world has at length been dis
il covered You cannot make ono hair white OF black
but MT. Byron l.tBobb las atlengthprocured tho
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pense how TO make the hair curl and wave In the most
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has Travelled through various parts OF Europe ior upward
OF nine years in search OF the celebrated ohemst aud
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persons having The most pneonh anJ coarse ookng hair
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