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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

I'VE 0lAA4AA y - Ina
A N il l..p. Q u Il
G0N0RRHG3A LOTION,
THE GREAT ORIGINAL
FRENCH PREP AI9ATIOINs
Clsets, stll9igrss, Whites, Psnsiliths 6aek AID
Lons, Srnlual weakness, and ill other
nisORDERs OF THE URiHARE ORGANS.
These invaluable preparations have been before tho
public or tho past hv0 years. and have become and
avohby k9wnthat ihoy DO not require any very oabo
mos celebrated yonereal physeansn Paris and sineA
their introduction into the United States have Effected
more both Of recent cases and those OF long stand
Ing, than any other medicines Of Tie kind offered TO
The public IN The uealment or Goreirhoea and 6esi, al
20 LsueorrAees or Yhiei Cln emaes) uny have never
been equollrd, having cured many cases or fiom eight
yeays' standing aud The PropleOr sW rdrranf ht 10
cue nine cases out OF ten, taking them on an ayeage
They contain no mercury Or an other
80 aho majority Of the nrtptatloHs now muse DO, but
Mao ere amlslse eegn9i DO % ~ ihep end
Theyafcp ui ur In hcitss With 6n objections areom-
pandg them The Andoie al 81 and the LotiOh 90 cts
bei bottle one hottie lasts ten days Many have BEN
inysnnsG By ~ 2LY PhIsissnof the Paris Hospi-
tails aud prepared from Inc ORIGINAL recipes and sold at
DUKoY & Co, GES1aSt Aoksrs.
iorihe United staesand Canada, TO whom ordsa pu't
PriHeipsi Depot, 4Ss Broadway. corner Grand st. New
!. Il. P4TTBRsrN& co,
pittsburg- FLEMING & BRoTHRRs, Ro co Wood
ST. anA By DpgEtls generally jel6-9m
AFFLICTED REAB-llf
Dhiladciphin Medical Wouau-B Established 30
lssls eg6By Dr Riis5,iH, s9nsg T9lr9s nd Union
a''sbelween Spiu-o 99 si + 19s Rhiiadephla' Pa
Aro hppdsedthat Dr. KtNKisllN confines HE riactee
70 laueulai branch 81 nediclnei Winch engbEea hih
undiyidsd attention. lie eauliopa tie unfortunate
itelturiazed ou' Of lilo. Recent affections oponplly
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In the treatment Of euss or diseases hlihano neglected
anu inrelie0lly Understood, has enabled DIX. hlNkE-
that hre ierlhs Of hc causes 0lnsIyoga debility, local
AMI constitutional weaknets mems and pl siral suer-
elalyei deadly and laul springs Of domestic misery aud
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THERE'S evil habit sometimes mdulsed IN BY boys, In
solitude, Omen growi 6 n with them 10 manhood, and
which, not relomed In lte time not only bsgets sed-
serleH OF Iouuoed, Inst ious, aud devastating ahoo'
uons. Few OF Hose VITO gNe way TO tne pefniolous
neryoussystems sheueei ei strange aud unSreounta'
big issiiga, and vague ieai, - TIE MUD
bic 10 labor with accustomed sor, or 20 Apply lA M
10 aubyi lhB atep ~ iady AID weak DO ~ dull eau'
ule auu eha eS ~ MS sport with ees energy than usual
IL lie omahcipaes hmtelf before the practice has done
its woitt end enter ailmony m9 marriage ls unitut
GiisS ,,sy, is ies sSslia NJ
, ,,.s. " q ~ j 49, . VS." 's' rs
s'f"''0'''Y N0'' ''"'i "a a y t, 80
plas, A.. o,s, ~ Nt ", y p ,,,,. a. "a.
that II may be really the OF mutual htpnets,
Con we ven which now e9yell lhe origin o. aonestle
IA s. how macy could L b lrqeed 70 phys
@ aua .Ig I,,ngal' m NV
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OF to your Ooughs 9

ttt m OK 10 your coughs
no al esaro laborng enior Ooughs Coidh Hoarte
n ileee, kaina IN tho Breast, Splitting Hood Io, wo
would honestly recommend tho Of Bren!ingorG Cont
pound Syrup OF hOneso as apeasant sale 6ud speedy
sure Itcan Do bad AZ Messr8 PA1ToS & LAKgs end Of
tho SuspentUn Bridge, and AZ
BRENTLlNGBR & ARbtSTRONG's,
aug2t- yrtd ~ Monroe street, Wheeling.
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NE YOu anrPnRrNG

T1ROM RlsmsnHm, Sore Throat, Urbpp, Dllieult
JIG Brtthing LoohApls, 1io goolclt, Peiu-in The
lion, shJout Gus, Brdfta, P0eoa eoet Fever Sores,
Panor elemps 10 thl biomea lolste 4orbus, SholorA
mnnium, choill Lars haes ohblanq, bltcl q Poson'
Gus nsee8 on Rabid Dogs goo cake Aeuo n tho hedai
Facei bnnts bnAles chahugi chapped tlll5i cOrns,
Conisselon9 o. ihe Apselea or s9Ids ela q ty Anai
Salt Rheum, aehrFy sore Nipples Sore Lips, VeHoroai
Sores, setIl tey'h olany 1bnar dAfaie, yoem3 lest
astued that Ia this ericle yoa have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
Nhlehpol only removes plinaluo3t misunderstanding but
penollalfa tQtho seat OF and entirely
BRADlCATEs qHB DISEASE,
Some win avsha The idea Of my congestion curing
such anumeer daeaeep ifyo hu geheol that these
causes. tne proposition VIII teem less exileyegsgg but
woe tenimca mprce0 TIM gACtf which stare us IN the
AL Who have used 4 Themselves, or wltneteed tanoge
eneci on others, unliein declaring lost whalits no
tNoupmsi) Indicates lsstii Lisfgieat lgsi,a-
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed tho sTlkns mhrlty between
many etBrnR bndinorntl dsea1oB havng entirely older.
on namesl AMI hae II never oceurled 10 you That rem
TO bolli Ihs remedy e now offered yod niho oHPA'
EE tuinthT Which does not Insult your understanding
ef hrfee or mighy eerss OF ne eari but g almpiy tho
OlrRlAo o. AtinoEl being mild and slnplo ITS econ
Yeselng tho most hidden sihbW6 III tnhn 81 Donsl,
and ol being lunorpns 10 the weakei nAnl tits also
0oilles iee az tGr6e % tho majority ana
thanth largest besides bnng more than lour tlnieBn
liFNNnf Ne NqfgQrc nnfr II 10 YQuWt pride aud Con'
hdeiee senarele exactly aued 10 The wants Of rich
poor, high or low
he unprecedented size inwhlth the Nohrafel Eminent
put WI and The vast expense fihe na0Ias used in H.
nakea u impossible iOr Us topoy ot Go prinlugoi the
hud'eds ofeeruhcates No mghtpublsh nor DO We deem
u necessary az the article wherever used viii certify
We would however rolsrihos ahoted ones who have
sooon been gulled by blgassoiOns
10 The iOOwna nln6s being but iaW OF the many por.
sons Whcte character io caudof and Vcraoy Nesda no
patgylc itom us, aud who ha wing ly eaod To Virtues
Il n
prepared 10 speak OF lts eits ~ u desbfyea
sold 10 YheelnB BY James baker Kells q Caldwell, +
a Logan 600, Mckee, Patterson a. Co, and by tho
pHncipal Druggists OF Yifglnla and PePnaylySnla.
August IA, i63
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NOTTcP PVnpA.

1hav5 small stock Of common eo;linsthtt WIN dis,
rose oil d et, evsnesa, 10 make room tot my Spring
-s.rsi Y ".1 TT TT RIDE
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New savIngsI BanlE storo.
" 1Almn0alD LE1tEas n rhE ot0 Ia 0EgIoEl

NEw gAtHlNoNRD LErfERs AT THh oLp fosF oFFloEi
n tao,y rsssivlng ara orsning unusually lsrgs and
f,ne M ,sfortrlsnt Of Boots. shoft Hats Honneih
Cmbfr,stnd Gsire s1eAs Al corner OF Market aud
M Pos cs ga op5o,its bs SIC Iare House
fvfp lI6eand M eynew stock witch ws'Pulehsssd
VIZ ~, a osr a' ~ ~. sT
w, S W. ~ N vicin,f :, AZ lin Sd niit.S ,vbois
tss fFa lel'' Hv' '0'''' Ps''Ou
idsemitussi,ss TO say mpefih praise or my ato,k nj
mistpks not ihe pe0ple OF WheenG ate not 50 tually
nunhaEsed ~ advertising pgit auilcel 10 tsy haveeny
llfleiy o. meme yonlhs, and bol : 00le1ne Hloes m'
nd frid Is sysry VALLEY 6ffis lawn straw aid bSid
Nonnes Of The most regent fashions amlsiylsa Aleo-
rioea Shppta unQ CATERS both 10Y ladies' nh.aes ard
ld en- o. ihs most llshomblo STYLE, make aad quality
HsyS he S SF ss. stock ho above nsmedu
IA ~ w. Or send ny ssr oders viii dupsas
BY his purchased Ga the eastern cities for cash,
r. essGFi NPP5g NIYTTdP ~
~ -, n 10 y ~ ttiNNHl''t ,,,,. H.. -,
mHGh pssns oii tIe w 1 ~, ~
Amll ~ P.os, gesa ~ NV W.
9Wi5 ms and personal v guy ehoiss
Il tqoiiea 70 make hnredisls payment tome, snd az
SOUS phvps claims tg,lpel salp moVdIgw leqW,t9
ohh. 20 Ole tlrir claims with lhe proper feiesteae
od.ng % he tera Of Seid aesd wl,h shs ungsEeged'
sue 80 ~ oluitlts, H1alsl.o.
8'it Saddlers Hardware.
AND cnAcH TRlMMSO.
TUST oreusd, large assortment osaddeI'a Hardware
a,5tt uo,ys lb6r spoEss Fellows CarTsgs and IiTe
NbiE Nsltabls ironf Patent ana Rnan,efed Leather,
eyefyfhpa uaed by lie ttade TO Which invite Tue at
Onion of the public. JOHN KSO1R,
hais old Stand, 1913 Malnst
Hitlt Is Notice.
v~r n 1tnT,rR h.,ssvocj,,s ,,h tit, =. I, M riper
w I, bSniI'eT 4 NJ G0ffE ibe BsItnsrsbib COM
w. N YY,t' ,, , -, ~ w s l, Il ~ y,IS ~,
"; ~ i5iI, " y t,OsutSf '''1V' Wv t.htE
~ ~ ~ ny @ @ St ~ = Sioti,a
NJ i, ~ :, y .,
"A sall'na 's'is their accounts lmned ,S z oTrR
--nl2 = - !. .. .-,-i -
Bound TO 5naWol
HR JAoURs LROoULTRR's celebrated warrantsd
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Planished Tin ware

PIanlBhed TIN Ware,
7 UsT opeledan istortnent ofaplendid Panshed waro
Consistng coe8 and Tea UTns, ehahug Dishes Oya.
ter stsweys, Vegetable Diss, Dish Covers Teapot, Res
eooes stomach Marmersi and painted Toilet sets-'a
autimartole We respectfully SOLICIT tho Attention Of
the public 70 our varied and heaul assortment Houso
tndSteap Boat furnishing goods
ho28 Monroe 81, near tho Posi- once
novi0 Wheeling, Va
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Dr. Todd'g PMS

CAN be fresh and genune az lht following paeeh IN
" the city Wheeling ana Vicinity. Vgt-A iht DIul
d0i eA OF lamth lAker Kells feliNtlll hltlllnfar
coi nr . u LoEan6 OF Fiedk YahrlIng WIN hckeo &
;o lRltthleioWnll a Breiulnfef Centre WheeAusle
~ Drug ttois oftho proprietor corner q Quincy am
fln streets,
Ties crHl b had AZ P Dunns, Grave Crffs A Pc.
diIont aud Jacob Gnodlngt, National Roat Bini.
Craven Wctt Alcxardrsi Wilson Stringsrs, west Wlt1
ln4i and Wy Loomana, BIldrfnot, Ohm.
1hsse Mills nffd no mn Their Recommendation than ELI
irinii lhcJ hay1how heen IN eonsian u,e or n0o ai
twenty yttrri and ypuwinl only gye tPma ehtnco theJ
wilhnc5f or hfm-,lvea-i them. 26cpor hu4i 50 noi
fnf MQn fH nIIt ianh
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ffft "a. nAuWleet iIlle
n yOdbrt gouboa With coughi rain ~ tho breast Or
Il any afcsuon Of The Lungt-Ulb brtntliusorh COM
p0uGd Sfrgp oi honefeL b3 fN
IN for ars aficird vita Rheumalsm, have received
bruises Oh on your banda Or eg frost bitten
Or ehsppsd4Ue5 ise B5rGaf Or Spine and Ausss Lipi7
hidnit hnl I.. r
shoad you Be affected vita sof0iue, ~ auy d,sease
arising ffd pnit or Tia bood or u iniudiciOu3 ulo
OF inefc1ry by IN dini ripcuro BrcnTeara Fpa Xxx
tract % Gnfr1nsIili1 end rHuflion- l.l f1ifei l.
Thoa9 remtaies have BIO ftd by hundreds, ana IN az
cate8 have Owen alltnotofy efdfnca q hor f1ntuor
cQc,cY oVos every oih9r u11'eir' w SNf Ahefq
IfomrlnhllFi for which they sreroeomIfn4
BRENTbfNGBR f-hRNaTRcNgi8
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nPTJPTTVH DTSBASnS.

LIN " ~ ~ Nv - 0A94AaADI
TT hts now become settled feet, Acknowledged by The
beat Phys clam ofou city that In the eup oTSeloiut
Tetter and many other diseases BRgNi iRoERH FLulD
BXrnhrT on SARaAPARItJAi AND DAHDELioH, s decidedly
above an other Preparations ItareaMiortel wheneyo
uledt aud although have never takentho pains OF have
ingtpubished ihropghths papos, appointing agents
iorths asle ofl, yetweae almost weekly Iereiyms or
ders nom Yurmont New York Ohio, Kentucky and oiho
states by persDna who BY chance means have heard
ofits wondered curative powe g. The following anon o
seutenan Of Vermont al6w days since who used Il Tor
very serious diieas6t-
DrAR DoeToRi
Thetwoboitss ofmsdleirs got nom yop
whenih wheeling, have neatly euicd mel peate Aend me
aoine more hy EYpress.
Yours Respectfully
itls now prescribed pycaliy al The Physeians Of ow
CITY, rot ~ Qlach medicine, Tor we have made them
with the component pattsi and Ven say 20
such aswe have moi TIE olponaniiyof making Il known
10 e ontcly nee nom all minerals, and IL not ID
ne least inoompaiblo wthany u the prensraiions orID
die, FowoI's solution, or other rroporiieaf
lobe had al Paxton a Lakon and r. Rahrng and sold
whoeaalo and rotail By -
Monroe street. opposite Warrington Hall, WhecnfPa,
july q, i6q.
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EAgTERM ApKERgIs VS..


EASTERN arr ~ l.e.Nl,s.
James s. 5RerDt q Brether,
FLOUR Inn GRIM FaGIQkSj
~ NoRa@ % .ss iIss sl5hia. III.
l.elsF % RoRsYqa 4 HOPKINS.
islsegIl% %,
b6vts.f,s TX *. 8iiiRR = 10
co.'s Q. Bksaa6 coiWihm'i saasahsil on e9n4sa
HoBkins, Heiekell q 90,
tast iaroa4tea tHD loautRE o.
STAPLE AND FANCY Dry GOODS
III fSa6s 81 6oaSsiess II PiiidDR lpRii lpi1ay
AnSDaoh, Brotner 81 90
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS SNOREi
Eaq0 Nsfh 1aira sf. caTntt Il chfTgi ~ iafoipht1
John Anlpleh ~. John j2g9bgi' .Jmea y. heegi
MllnamA naniohl lienll . t.l.ll.l, .el,l,'es..
VOTES, Ballard 8 90.
FOREIGN AND DoMEsTiC DRY GOODS,
i49 ltsrlsi sfTssf, rhtindeiphfu.
VQt, p r. ifhltYi ioimpfy OF Whe9llnfi ,. eno
~ llA hon7el
Oaa gellowsi Alhsens, ne ne Msnl ssns 81
And other Society RegaG0,
BGnHers Scale mi Jtpsis HidRniaeiifrsd and tgld
b. Glib & S5aiih, No. 13 baltimore Steff,
Ballimoyei Md l.4
THE asortmsntu usually on hard con7laisoi
REGALIAlJ6.
Ola Rspoes- Grand aud sqbofdluaie Lodge end Ri.
pSfGraad anSolhs, oaiesys, plain 90
iaEgd' "a, lihepa a,h nsstss psndsRs
rlshiy smbr8Sssd GpcampmentP nsd
''7isSs5' s%P eys 4 s,oid Saa zee ss'''
Soas Of 7snteydnef National, Grand aid subordlna,
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no Country ETerohants.

-0 10 Country Merohants.
NTR. S. s. KNOX having Withdrawn nom tho RynsoI
NJ MeClosu, Knox& Co, the remaining partners hayo
associated with te Mr. Chester D. Knox (brolherd OF S.
-Hssuping tho style OF MeClallens and Knox.
They Wod respectfully inform cu8tomert (YVhn
have 90 iog andboy susalnel thc) ana ell olherdeal.
ssin Bo0s ard shoes, tattho Pan Stock win DO aTriv.
Ing ffomtho 10Th 70 The last ofSeptombor.
Hayngbeen Esccfed with gIeaiest care and bought
forensh they Batter thenssvra their Fall Stock 81
Boou thd shoo they hold out Inducements In qualify
and prce1 superior 10 any ever oeTtain Tue market To
Country MgIchAna on their way east they would bepVas.
cd exhibit their stock and post them npTeta fearefsly
ehllcnFnFl eomparison With tie markets OF Bamorcnhd
thpderhs lrepal MccIAliENe. y KNOX
OGAh, CAkk 4 20, hateJuat' le, ciAeu 40 bOyoa
u OF tobacco IN addition 10 neir large stock Call
ronul nj No 81. and teG specimen or the 'CalliorH
golden BAR Tobacco Intended FOR an who love COCA
hnEp Also lagee lot Of imported Sears Just ohahd
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse, 81

Curtain Warehouse,
HENRY w. BABROB ID,
liifoRTER AID DgALERIE CURTAlSb, OURTAiN Ma
TRRnts, ANp fuRHITuRE covEMNos,
WHICH 10 ofara M TIE lowest market precai W
EyH0LESALk AND RbI.ilL
Tha aioc tc0mpHiiiT, boz paits The fpOwinQ
Rinhfodofo1 llca CuIi1luii Gilt COihicesl
no Muslin 10 DO Pina
Dmpsfy Ltcts a Nnin1l 20 Bandbs
Preroh rnteiela aiiWidthf Canopy Afchea aud Rnr8j
and colorri lpHa taaeelti Glmp4t
satin d1 L1lnd1i frin5esi curtain nrop1i
ihnnsiai SEE ~ ~.
"A l1u1Eiock0f fiihtHh fhNAhe9t Of ull cQlqfa amt
aualuta on hnndf
PAlNTb0 fffhpQH ehfohNi end HOLLANDS 81 an
ubiora fOr thidne
III ~ Ptuons6fitf'nr Clriaiai Hllnvethe neature
ofths hrightt and widh D. hofnt'le inn9 Of window
niru-itdNw
{)0O bt6s pIim. 10 cogss. ifiie1dt 1907 81 b
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aAAC HooE JAG. ~ u
20 .'iSrH @mOGR & BON
Attorneys at law g land Agents,
hlurskuI o.. H., Va, MoundSuilit, p. o.,
WILL pracitoin Ohio, Mtlahal aud Weltsi cOunllet
w panehdr tntohWill ht glyon 70 cOIltrtlOnl and
laid buiiiesa. an kinds Of land eonilauily for sale
op9f-iydNtw f f.r ~.
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AsSIGNEE's NOTICE,

u. NAAA1ANAfAA ~ ~ a ~ ~.
lmeou ID, woodrow having, on the ilth dAyoI
y Apii, 4, ~ pioper deed couyeyed m frost 10 ie
de ggnod ior ho benefit Of bis said Wood oWscleat
Isl sn 81 MS fct and personal property aud choaesinao
UnI Oh PERSONS w any Wiee ndebted 10 said Woodtow
ie tqoiied 70 make innddtte payment iomei and ai
oiderto receive any bsneh. under sad trua within
piia 10 Gle lei claims With the proper feeateac
ofdnE 70 The toTla Of euid deed, with the UNDERLINED
aTial lft GRO W. SIGHTS, AaAiglec.
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Ista3N9hed ~ ia.

49,. nOAltsoN RRYNOLDS ,inlsr,,,.s, u y y.
XIII sFpeellally Invites Western Nae Az
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Willing DsSki, Work BoSsr' az. b Il.
kelai ColoEue Botillgs elegant VSsei Va't
statutes, PaIls BIonEes, Fine Painlill, P,.alh ~
fsbte and Work stands PUtte MohS5,si WI Hial
I .p sf RD rsii59grsl Rolsggo4 ,p s,ssr
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Conee and Iet liolas UThBt Tee KeftlSs. -. ~
WaiieIe- VYll QelOnB aid round sbape,, rs. ~ 4
Basliela, RPefgnepf, Flower aud FruIt vi,sS.
DlAMONb WON'T r. $50
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DKV6HRR-rnnt, ysrnish WsN Ioel Wil ttd se
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~ ~. ". b. cANFiNlb ITTT7- -
od GA 81 Ell BRoganR. Y Is s

710I- - INV
Ky bqlilWore Stftef Corner N ot.y. y,
WHOLESALE MPoRTBRs, NAME N rgS ,,.iiii,
AMP DhALHaa TX ElNE wATcnRs, Rle snstvSER
SILVER, InATgD, AND Ai.bATA ~, 'l-.llttI
~, FANCY GOODS fAti9
f. ii iAIvS epenea their ueY store win ,bl,.,,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-06
A YANKEE TRICK

We can imagine the disgust and in
dignation of John Bull, who, having
cleared for action and shotted his guns
to blow up a Russian ship, suddenly
finds himself alongside of a "raal Yam
kee ship" when a saucy, hoaxing, finger
gyrating, h~aw-hawking Brother Jona-
than on the quarter deck, shouted out i:
3" WAL, stranger, we only kept dark to
see what you could do" Here is the
incident, as related in an English Jour
nal.
A letter from an officer of the feet,
dated on the 18th, tells the following
rather good story:
"One morning, a few days since, we
saw a large vessel eight or ten miles
ahead, which we fully believed to be a
Russian man-of-war, as she made all sail
to get away, and showed no colors. As
we rapidly came up to her, she took in
sail she was under reefed topsails-
fighting trip-so we beat to quarters,
and the pipe sounded loudly, Hands,
brig the ship into actionr For some
three minutes everything was hustle
casting the guns loose, clearing the
decks, &c. Five minutes more, and ev-
cry gun was shotted and primed, and
the men standing with the match lines
in their hands, waiting for the word to
fire. Just as we got within good dis
lance, the blackguard run up American
%colors, and coolly told US that he would
have hoisted them sooner, but he want
ed to see how quick we could clear for
actioni If our tars did not bless him
to the wrong side of Heaven, never be.
lieve me-"
This affair reminds US Of a thrilling
story which the celebrated Captain
Scott, of coon notoriety, who fell at Mo-
limo del Rey, used to tell with great eff
feet. Hunting N day on the prairie,
the keen eye of the veteran sportsman
discovered a young fawn reposing IN
der a small tree. The idea occurred to
him to attempt to capture it alive. He
accordingly laid aside his gun and hunt
ing utensils and commenced to creep
on his hands and feet noiselessly to-
wards the sleeping fawn. After a very
fatiguing and e~xhausting journey, hav-
ing torn his garments and his flesh, and
otherwise suffered grievously, he reach
ed the spot where the animal lay, and
being near enough to spring upon it, he
raised his head, and there, within four
feet of him, lay a large female pan
ther, who, at the same time, raised her
head and fixed her savage green eyes
upon the rather startled visage of the
astounded Nimrod. The captain de-
clared that he had no recollection of how
he got out of the scrape; but he thinks
that the best time he ever made in his
life, was in the r~etrograde movement of
his perilous adventure. The feelings of
the English captain and his crew, when
on nearing a ship as a Russian, they sud
denly find themselves saluted by the
stars and stripes, and hailed by a nasal
voice, must have been quite similar to
those of Captain Scott when he was
about to leap into the arms of a panther
for a fawn.-N. O. Delta.
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MARRIED MEN.

So good was he that 1 take the op-
portunity of making a confession which
[ have often had upon my lips, but have
hesitated to make from fear of drawing
upon myself the fear of every married
woman. But now 1 will run the risk
so now for it-some time or other peo-
pie must unburden their hearts. 1 con-
TESS, then, that I never find a man more
loveable or captivating than when he is
a husband, and the father of a family,
supporting in his manly arms, wife and
children, and the whole domestic circle,
which, on his entrance to the married
state, close around him and constitute
part of his home and world. He is not
merely ennobled by his position, but he
is beautified by it-then he appears to
me as a crown of creation and it is on
ly such a man as this that is dangerous
to me, and with whom 1 am inclined to
fall in love. But, then, propriety for
bids it. And Moses and all European
legislators, declare it to be sinful, and
all married women would consider it a
sacred duty to stone me. Nevertheless
L cannot prevent the thing. It is so,
and it cannot be otherwise; and my on
ly hope of appeasing those who are ex-
cited against me, is in future confession
that my love affects me SO pleasantly
1t is amazing to myself, because it seems
to me that I, living unmarried, or
matchless, have but little to do. BUTT
is, and always was so.-MiSS Bremen.
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A HARD Road TO TRAvEL."-It
seems to be generally admitted that
"Jourdan is hard road.n Jim Sher-
wood tells of one that, is not the verita-
bic " Jourdan" itself, must certainly
be its "next best friend" But let
Sher speak for himself.
Time, towards evening-Place, Forks
of the Road, somewhere in North Caro-
lina-Log cabin close by-Red-headed
boy sitting On the fence whistling Jour
dan Enter traveller on an old grey
mare, both looking well beat " out"
Traveller" Say, boy, which of these
roads go to Milton ?"
Suffering Boy" B-b-both OMEN
goes thar"
Trav.-" Well, which is the quickest
way?"
Boy.-B-b-both alike b-b-both of'em
get there b-bout the same thine o'day."
Trav.-"H How far is it ?"
Roy" Bout four m-m-miles."
Trav.-" Which is the best road ?''
Boy.-T-t-they amt marry one the
b-best. If you take the right hand road
and 90 about a m-mile you'll wish you
was in hill; and if you turn back
and take the llleft hand one, by the
time you have g-g-gon half a m-m-mile,
you'll wish that you had kept on the other
r-r-roddI G'langn
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CHAPTERV VI.

The exhausted family toiled with diff
fculty over the remniningpassage to what
had been the main land, and reached a
village on the former coast, under a roof
of which they entered, and lay down on
the floor of the first room they came to.
Their supply of water was almost out
the materials for producing more were
gone; and there seemed but little chance
Of finding any in the neighborhood.-
aDeath was here" and yet the exhaus-
tion of their frames led them to sleep be-
fore they died, and to seek and enjoy a
taste Of that oblivion which was soon to
fall upon them with an impenetrable
shroud. All but Ellen were soon asleep;
but she the most wearied of all, could
not close her eyes and admit rest to her
overweight frame. There was a burn
ing thirst in her throat. which the small
portion of water she and the rest had
shared-being all that remainedf for them
had failed to slakes She had not com
I-rrr -r-Tr.