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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
if ~ y Is 279S. Paca street
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, SeroJiila Gongh, "A stA-
aIsl ma, Coslsllpf i'm Lirc i.dni,i lnf,it g


ma, Cotsnnptiosl, Lircr Compliant & &C. & -
TRUTH is MIGHTY |! lsi: st Z
Ale son siskg beware q mutations for Haa-
NAY u 1aS CUNT aias BY THIS
must Lave and gre merit too TO
yanze worthless article, 70 keep it up as good
good Medicine win i've become popular and extend
Us sales yeer amer year OF oppositior The PEG
ses from inonih TO mouth with npidty than news
cure eI8 ~. slS w,taess g e
any newspaper advertising. 3 y - go
toas geia5le 1snersc, and its ehecis - t7-f
The vii OF r. w Yeahle, Peafl 81. cured
o. OF eight years. stadij all otherfee.,
WIN oldham. Gate OF the Custom House s d,ve,ne
Noiss Pine 81, o. rsflnsnsiTtIs
w a. sefaeaer. Esq ons OF the Oldest
most highly eItizsis cured or
and restored 70 robest health 4 - 20
years with hip disease and cured
sp,ce ,eSlI M ~ nil s ~ 'ssS
seg w Go9asleh Capt Thos G moi Robt. Gauit. Jas
John Peryail. s. a. GTtsin, John lake. Rev. " sIs.
y. ;. Nayy and tho o Dyspep
sl1s Dance &C. we refer to oiti1ens-eaI on
DH. IL4ltPzoN the author o. ms asest
Vegetable Ynctues soth year 80 GOOD heaith 80
that = VIII be seen that snot anartce Impose
GsiTE bREps inths city win bear the sa.rs .tssti-
1scallaia sst pamphlets Sgraiis;1 and sss the 1s
Ii has shown .tseIf tise q III
NERVOUS DISEASES,
their various forms, giving and visof, reator-
Ing the shattered and fhus nfus M hone In
place OF despondecy by its mild. pleasant and sale a
lion ON tie stomach Kidneys lungs, and the ner-
sous SYSTEM II eures cunlai iseases
81 the urinary coughs asthma, bronchial aiFec-
TONS Consumption acf0iina, Kings XVII worms, Tel,
a Piles with an Arising from IMPURE blood
t's = a. ss ss s,ia s.
DrugE1 etncftiiy. 70 4t = - -
Sold Is Makfiateh & MowhaAv, eio f,alti5bots <
BALTIMORE. aud ;l0f liroad,Vay, n u. - - s =
3 Price 81 per bottio aSi5
AsI,si''s = a'sAzlFlsi0F lay, 81 s5s b.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

LAND tFOR SALE. -
WISH 10 sell my arm near Wheeling. and ri -
onliberal terms, and Iiione or more tTseiss 3 =
desired. nar9 z Jif6s
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-nFillr Zee !. I1raadfilI lIIlnar

s IA = ALPFFAIION. WEAKNESS, -
i-MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED s.
HAMPT0NsS TINGTEREe TRftJaIPHANTTIf
nunDREns or QUIZ ows CiTjzEas,
The Rieh and The Poor euerytsk ere bear the saae
TESTfnICN,K. ~
ReSd the following nom lady endorsed nv
Postmaster 4. y. Cooper =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

q STILB THE .rURKlIS 81
H has is opslea the hest Plantation
ing No counterfeit, but tie cal pni astiSiet 8
les .lstsss sl.ssJ- W. RHODES, agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
For tho rn.suissncer.
EDUCATION.

d Weave the warp, aud weave the WOOL,
The winding sheet OF wit and sensei
Dun garment o. defensive proof
,Gainst all that dotll not gather penee.r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
HEALTH REsTo RED.

Cure 81 beTroIts Debility, Lungs, Acc n1cRfd
~. emdFchcf Hampton's Hegetdbie Tia6tHre z
s-at 81 BkLIf,foRE, March q, 1851. 2
Messfs. Moytimer& Moiybras-r eifieinen; / wisllt6
tnton you OF tie benefit have cgiYe rom tic use Oh
Dt HalIlitons Vegetable Tincture. ~ ~ ~
earliest scarcely ever eioEed
day health. For number OF yehssI was under lie
disease was by dys-
pelsos with affection nd LUNGS de-
lived yefy little III am benet from their feafnicit i
also tired various dies, AL higly 10
good effect My health continued 10 fail
Der last my mild became aetionsy aieeted; my
memo great yeakness limiting MS aud could
was sassLy ssiess 70 my tagiiy about tins tine
Il most iial effect upon me- in the res
OF Ely heaths and aier takrg three bodies
10 great JOY can Lealth lestored
appetite good atl iiov enjoy betlel health than ever
have az any previous time during my whole Hlbali of
deIiul medicine. z
Yours, truly NsRy RlGGs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

o. Mr. George P. Noble fell from the smoke
stack Of the'psw oIdna9ee foundry 10 The ground,
Assistance Of about seventy I'VE feet, on Friday
iastin Washington, aud died on Saturday even
ing in consequ Of that occurrence. Heleft a
wife and two children. one Of Them only a ,loniIl
old. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
VIM, Q Armstrong,

elenl M Cd
ielness Eerfnliserys ND 'Baney
ArticIea. ga
nkrwEEs noERos AxD .usioN sIREErs,
Physicians Prescriptions e al an hours das
Ign. .-l3l2 s-stE y - is9e 1c7tiy .
Strayed HorBes.s -
fRAYED from the subscriber. living in the usigtbor.s
with hind loot ono white lore foot star and
= "a thc head tie horse, with
son aid animals gyil loriaafio1 leading
tohhe wa ee for their
.5s1sss.-. 8. .7..-9-zl- =. .soHs HoLhANn.
q, s.ssI 81 d EVs lPUB IICAfEI0N Ms - = II
- UMSlll IN Z on Daily Paths, BY fshas. Dicifens;
y TINS, That, and the otieri
y. saus ssets 81 tnsNe,y w oiidi ~ ~ 81
ssg5s q tes Hungary, with
Argicaapd tle Athe fieah Flag. 81 Foote,i
VSy sssG and s1Ss enass:s p plssspsi
The Planter's Northern Bride;--reeeiyedbyf ss
types Of q kiEsl OF BIEhoIogI Sa HesearcEes,
Il based upon the Ancient NonomeIts PAINTINGS scTn
ss Geo L sas IS. eg ~ p
iaas7 s..s WILDE & BROTHER.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARIES.
Qualifications OF the Anerleai. School lInion
ia, seepr g. books, epestioas spei
sepIyoi tc above sept constantly foi sale atears
taEEi s p tcee.ss " IL Dfs * II 10
s9eA --szz y corner. Main and Union SIS.
Prof. Woods
III mir u estorn fsr e FIRST Zinc
dueed 10 the citizens o. " feelns, at No f39 MARKET
- the only sure remedy ever Invented af
iesfQe tie grey TO the
head in short ne with TIM nafufa co1efInr remote
a. nd prevents the hair from Hing on ntd x fs
lngin me Tit sediment loctiouahe IN vef ffes
o. iaInea now bes0te nbici fe ltrl
h beautlll article Dr ne toilet Tor he Old
o. yoahs and can ly be apfeclaiea by is uses ss
are pecuiiy invited 10 cali at the ~ .
tie tesu OF ladies' and Gentlemen or nie remit
IL, y e souh and where ii was invented it
VIII TeIet r. TIC certificate below OF the G
and Senators judge reese, or iros.
have fS o. s. %Ssds II,
nave aanlIed The eject n hair was becorl
y. tsye e has coior ard have
= sIDSR9 Ba EFsR
q ~ ssenator or tie United States.
falfEeAessoe stoP9s' OEEenEnI snnatzre 4
lslnfnzetaa.
NJ rs bie auxiliary in the ~
tns BE which II II our
~ M
ggsnsts ~ Thorough timed ~ ftf
81 wise torIniq Bic are At once f,e more
ss H.t, tnef among Oh feii a1d
nj, " hey allowed would
al ~ Of feeling and Affection
uIen from the very jaw and m enl ii
L.,er 70 neE leai iriI eaih n ,t - rr111l
1u.aty ~ tof1o eenGiaiIy known
q an Ague Cake oan tha rliieeI, n al
fnenf viii lie Iolld hse ul = = 49, -. rf-s t
e1esssl Hoelft COS Broad VIEW YORK: ahd
k2rsala sghe'1sai ana Es,5l 81 ~ seI,as b ~
tf3 APIS aqiiiis l'drpenfiif, iof sale b.
l..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

SlNeuLeR.-Air, James G.. Lewis has in his eat
ing saloon, lame robin W hich until an incident
occurred about q year ago, was beautiful singer.
u was kept IN the same room with parrot al that
time, when Polls being out Of her cage, few
across the and alig hted upon the cage OF the
robin. Phe robin was very much frightened, and
since that Time has never sung note, or acted like
the same bind as before. But what IS still more
singular, It's feathers gradually turning white.
II win soon be fitted for place with the happy
family in ,arnum Museum. Isockport cslaier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

Gtnpabrfr lIdIE, Is for ladies and gsiiisi ~
~ be sold by the dozen, half slozeGs or single e, ~
as they can be bought from the Iobbits ia ~
with many other items sc Iaee OIL y ~
ion, only we say q You como az ~:
9entre Wheeling Win nal ul9hey BY Y; e,.5sy
N.Y. fs.,,,s S al;s =, g he > 3. b
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

"A DksrERArk EEeRo. "A negro, aos ned Nv ar
Cooke attempted to cut the thfoat or his wife N,
Saturday night holives 10 the family or aIr, Bal
con. Mr.. Bacon and her sister nteriefsd. and re
made On atieinps 10 cat Them aiT Bacon tlieil
came to the rescue, and nlteFan ulIsucce sssl ~
tenaptto cut NJ The nm aud was trsl, IL
down Market siteet, " here officer Sage arrested
bim.--L onfsrilf e 5oursani = -, = 's1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

TWO fne brick built ing on Zabs sree; "a, ~.
Ing WI 3 rooms md cell esI VIA i,fs
and eafrage ilouse. all in good order - ~
Tie property being The Hemp field Raiiros5
2 10 rooms, would make good tloTkL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

ElGHpEEN MONTHS g /.
jJAYE expired since conrinded 10 close NJ ~ ~
ne hope they do not want Io1gsr tisaeto iJ or e
tliat onld have been paid Tor LONG since.
JOINT be ashamed, but cone along and eetA Ieq1i
lnll.f .sgf4sl5 TIL JOHNSTON, JT.,S 4ssls.
nlr6 raTehoiiseo 81 ssleeneI. llt11 6cs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

Az UGLr CusrostER "a little girl about four
years of age, residing IN Centre Biidetons having
troubled with bad cough, on Sunday last her
mother gave ~ al0belia emec, soon after which,
she velnted up buck snnke- The child IS now
doing we'll. The snake was covered with scaly
substance, was about as large around as lady
little finger, and IS inches in length. y was
alive shen elected. Probably il was ewallossed
IN water when was very small, rflaEd State
Of Maine. IS E = Rs slliss ~ !. d = cfs /
G1sThe Little Rock (; azsste Of the ID repofls
fEeshes in the arkansas. Heavy and incessant
Iaina had Delayed the county and seriously inar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

receipt Of five those uiee 81 Gallo cigars
= which viii be sold eheeps 8 -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

ea5e.e1a 50 $500 IS s4Oe,O55 Co
These returns are not only gratifying but sutpli-
sing-fct they not only show large increase over
ihato the preceding month OF April, but exceed
BY nearly So. 1000 The receipts Of any previous
monthl
But lstns look al the particulars of the receipts
of the mouth OF May with those OF previous
months.
The receipts OF april. 1854 were as follows
ne Main stem. Wash branch. rrtal \
Passengers. .46 40 - 22.u9f o. cS,S0l %
Fseisht-- -. s05,e1o - s.sss 10 sli,oa5 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
baltimore ana ohio Railroad.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Directions Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was
held this morning. The Official report Of The bas-
mess Of the road for the moaih OF May. was read
at The Board, showed that the transportation east
wardy into The ci.s Of Baltimore, Of The principal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

IA 4SAvr + .ll.u he hudson Iron Company
ii Eott Edassds, HE Sandy tlill Herald; sus
pended payment lstsly. Theil liabilities are about
one HUNDRED thousand dollars. The wefss lsatpsei
in lie aiaiEis fhe fact TINT The wosknens Aeatly
one hundred. ere not paid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

Enqnife 81 MICHAEL j. RoHAS.s =
feb2 a 80 ~ marble nasob e. r,r,4 :
rs he above wi tn other good tie ~
be exchaneed fora good arm n ~ ~ =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

Sols als 81 7lsstt 2S,s57 20 Sgl2f7 OF
This shows thai the receipts on The main slenlinl
May exceed those Of April by oyer three thousand
dollars for passengers and twelve thonssad for
freight, and ON the Washington branch by seven
thousand for passengers and nearly thlee tloasand
dollars for freight
As compared with the receipts Of May, 1888,
we have The following result:
Main stem. Wash. branch
May, 1851. $500, 81 SC S39.fOO II
May 1853 .207. go u q, 3iS &C
Increase sies,oof IS ss,7s2 0s
Il lAsaking total Of sl5sss07 SO increase over
both branches in the month OF May 1854. as COM
pared with the May Of 1858.
The following statement of the receipts on Tie
main stem, for The ave months ending with May
past. compared with The corresponding months Of
The previous year. WIN show The steady progress Of
the foad.7s = ls5ti. sl5s isa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

Gl-'r6s Nashville papers saY lEe Cloleia N nat
city is abatine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16


e : = DISSOLUTION.
rTJifE firm & Son in the Of
IL Glass az Martins Ferry, Ohio is ibss DAY ia.
served by mutual consent. - = -
The business Of the htrn win be settled by Wal
laeesstss.a,l.l IL 80 . jeS.Iw5
OHM DUNN n has opened a Store on Market s.,
- Whectings next to Michael Roian's yard, for
the sac OF Second Hand FurnituTe where deter
mined to buy SELL exchange Furniture ali kinds
Aso 70 bny cast or Clothes od Carpets.
An persons Fafpitdre to dispose OF viii End
10 their al yantsse to -a1 on him. - - ieS-dGm
SABBAIH SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tho. Ghildssg lCnbImes Library, containing. rs
hoos bound In 90 valules nlnrocco BAG s eff.sre7
and numb redf price two my cents per
4.
The viilese Fefniy Nos and 2, Contain.
NJ iSs = solen,es each; price three per
s.eoh,alnins Ivo yenm eaej price ten dollars per
The Juvenile Libraries, Nos and q containing 20 vol
ufieS EACH price five dollars per set.
Together witt variety books
suitable Tor Libraries and Rewards Hymn books Spell
l1g books, QneStion BOOKS Class books
Restaurants Mathematics, Reward Tickets &C., being
the Of tho 4leTeaa Sunday Sehco Union
Prices the same at head.quartefs Catalogues fnre
nishet sratis.45 JOHN H THOMPSON,
nHE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

nj 1ek 8eDr. Louis KEEL Is 81 y -
ITAVlN6 Tesulped the Practice OF Medicine, flanders
his professional services to thB offices OF Wheeling
oFFIeE.ehloufoe street, adjoining washington Han.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARIES.
DubIiealions OF the tnlerleail school iulon
~ comprising idbraies, ymnloo Questions. sref-
Supply or the above Kept constantly foi sale ntscafa
1a Ssf 1 assess. Y y p g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

M ANTED.-A ma iiesl man 81 vi go -.
lgfaieaa situation oI 4, ssy u
SHIPPING Clerk or be can lse himself ussla y
Qt-a sto1 - Satisfactory fefcncc glt sii y
best men IN either Bal liInors OF Nhee
tcyA ddfess, liroash tic Post oflee5 f.g,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

TO zAI0THkRS. .sissz,
-.sc. sPAKTR1D6Efe 1ecifaily Inform. II. u
fIs and the public eenerailf. n. e w. ~ ,s-t1
favorable at this SEASON., ne Will gtye
aprins this mont and iext, 10 aliis ins
young Child rens every pleasant DAY nslN ~
q az and 3. - - - -----------s
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nspenalvs nzperIlasnl.

Z FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE ls. 1854.
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= = = Dr.Ebab6S
reno we'd 10 No. f47 Market street., west side
IL about midway between Monroe and Union sts -
u17oficei IN The hasemsnt z s7l = n e iei2.dfw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

Mrs. Emily Judson Fanny Forrester.)
Mrs. Emily nassn, widow of theIate Adoniram
lJudsons missionary 10 Bufmah, aud popularity
know in the literary world as Fanny Forfestsr
died at her residence in Hamilton, Madison COZ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

that o. Pratt, the diver, Ief. thai city on Tues
day with his assistants. to renew his seatch after
TIE treasure Of the British ship Of war Hhzzar,
(which war wrecked near HuTlgate. in 81 vensy feet
waiers during the revolutionary war. About
million OF dollars were on board at The tnes which
were destined % pay OF the tSoogs Of the British
amy. li,en fn me Highlands. u -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-12

prevent dozen people from iransac.inR busi-
ness, because he delays coming, is too common
. circumstance 10 be noticed, for he never by
any accident did otherwise. The only time
ne was ever recollected to have arrived in sea-
son was to attend the execution Of a iehbor,,
last will bu. j. 10 confidently predicted tina. i.
will not be possible for him 10 make his own.
He is strenuous politciaS, aud ardent party
man, but he is sure to get to tho polls in
great fever after il has been closed. If law.
yer, such man gets his client noa-suited: IL
physician, perhaps his patient may thrive By
his neglect; if minister, he 10 apt to keep
the congregation waiting, not upon the Lord,
but on himself.
His note lies over just long enough 70 be
protested and his cndorseEs frightened when
he pays it with the costs. His day is made W
principally Of afternoons, and he begins 20
count at eleven. He goes 10 market just in
season to buy wha, everybody else has left,
and has il sent home to cook after the fire has
gone out, which reminds Us 70 remark. thu,
when he was fireman, he commonly met his
engine on ils return home. He buys mn um-
brella after the shower is over, locks the stable
door when the horse has been stolen, and pIae-
es his pet flower carefully under shelter she
day after 1t has been frozen. II is credibly re-
ported Of him that when he was boy and wen.
to school, from being always tardy, he began
to learn the alphabet in the middle, and eonse-
quen.ly found his appropriate place q, the tail
Of every class, for which he has had strong
prediction ever since.
What Mr.. Onslow's calling is. we purpose
ly conceal, as We would say nothing to impair
the benefit Of this bad example. What meth
cd can be thought Of to administer correction
and reformation TO faulty persons Of this de-
scription. we do not know. What il society
should instieats another individual still more
lax and tardy than this grave offendsr-a later
Onslow for example, to practice upon him
those very vexatons and annoyances which he
has been 80 long indieting upon all he has had
anything to do with To cure and preven.
intemPerance, the SpartaRs exhibited drunk.
ard in his beastliness. He who is plaQuine
every one with his foiblss, may be ashamed Of
them, perhaps. when he views them in another,
If the late Mr. Onslow shall not thus be cured
future OnslOws may haply be prevented
Ne,cark Advertiser.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-12

FAsHIoNABLE DREss. The N. Y. Times
mas plain and sensible paragraph for young
people, on the subject Of dress
Il is great nonsense to say that all must
dress fashionably or lose caste. What is the
fashiOni Who wears a fashionable coat, and
how do you know il in the fashion! Tell us
of one substantial merchant, one thrifty me-
shanic. one successful lawyer, or one gentle.
man who wears il, and we will name ten of
each equally noted and successful, who do not,
and ten fOPs whom you utterly despiss, that
do. The fashion in New York for man just
now, requires clean, decent garment, and no
patches-no more, no less. A lady might
wear her grandmother shawl in Broadway,
and not be noticed. The timid ones, and those
just in from other cities and villages, alone
are worried about their looks when they wea
last winters bonnet to the lecture or 20 church.
Let the Young initiate the substantial and COM
mon sensible, rather lhan those who are keep
ing up appearances at = sacrifice. Il will be n
saving in this itsun."
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-12

internal organs are more shaken up and yiyi-
fed by the trot OF mile than by a week of
feeble walking. The horse is company enough
and not too much. Your spirits are irresisti-
bly, enlivened by the change of movement and
the control of the animal Your sense Of
strength and activity, in which lies half the
selfconfdence as to getting well, which the
Doctors think so important, is plus one horse.
With the difference from walking, as to pull
ing upon the forces of the spine and conse-
quently upon the brain, it is recommended bv
the best English physicians as much the pref
cradle exercise for men in intellectual pur-
suits. And, last, think not least. the lungs
of both body and soul are expanded by the dai-
ly consciousness of inhabiting larger space
by having an eagles range rather than q
snail's-by living life which occupies ten
miles square of the earth's surface, rather than
that half mile which you speak Of as the
extent ofyour daily walk. The cost is trifing.
At this particular season, when horses are be-
ginning, as they say at the livery stables, 70
eat their heads off, you can buy the best you
can want for fifty dollars, and his feed costs
thirty cents day. AS the horse and the
Doctor are seldom necessities of one and the
same man, you may rather find it an economy
-apothecary and ALL
In that majority / have spoken of above,
there are, as in all majorities, some voters of
not much consequence individually, but still
worth keeping an eye upon. Briefly to name
one or two There are SO few invalids who
are invariably and consciously untemptable BY
those deadly domestic enemies, sweetmeats,
pastry and gravies, that the usual civilities at
meal, are very like being politely assisted to
the grave. The care and nurture of the skin
is matter worth some study for it is capa-
bic not only Of being negatively healthy, but
positively luxurious in its action and sensa-
tions-as every well-groomed horse knows
better than most men. The American liver
has hard struggle against the greasy cookery
Of our happy country.
The impoverished blood of the invalid some
times requires that glass of wine for the
stomach's sake recommended by the Apostle.
Just sleep enough and just clothing enough,
are important adjustments, requiring more
thought and care than are usually given to
them. For little philosophy in habitual
posture as you sit in your chair, your lungs
would be very much obliged toyou. An anal
ysis of the air we live and sleep in, would be
well worth looking into occasionally. And
there are two things that turn sour in man,
without constant and sufficient occupation up
on something beside the domestic circle-the
temper and the ambition.