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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22
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tBaRiiae9 svvIW.diT.. SEEEBY,.sF a.e9,
WHOLESALEl DEALER I'm
Forcign, q ID oin cstic Dry g oods,
No. III lHafh' ST., 'West siae, 6eti5eea Monroe
Union sts.

s.sA .9alo ,lsasw Wheeling, va, ieA s9f 81
n. Nov W. in5sset q r3 f stock
IeEs as complete and stock of
r. o s9 SS
invite the attention y
III ni uoii5u43S4i aDREss GooDsaSE -stiiz sis
Inbaok silks, alpacas ropinsitawns. de laines q
hsms es with 2 very large stock q prints besto
other trimmings III variety. sAni OF :.
Eiyt 81 hgqs5s4 MEN,sowEAa.sg SIS a 59aoq 81
In clohs cossmers5 sottine TinoJ cassimeTes,
Jeans, t.yeeds and summer ceths also;
MIS- blue ars brown linens linen drills, nsglees aud
men, isghSrh csa.o6Eats so!ir
,S9 seamless table crash.
ssi s56a goSS.
lndhe ;sata,S So, ~ = AZ 4 i,,S+1 p = psp99e 81 u;
jaeonets, Irish linens aces threads but.
y 1Ssst ,ses sgyss 5 IN IN
mar25 =, -. - s., -. -. w T. sELBY. =,
lirssl EMS &saKNOX. -
b 70 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERsyslN "
BO0TSAMDs SHOES, MEMS ANDS
aus bgB0gs,3 Hats and Caps, at the eJsi as
tor AZ tsl2 nell k,toto1r stand of tile 20 TgSio e.
sa4a "a BIG REDSBOOT..ass ID d,
Establshuents the largest aud hest nfanuac
Of boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter
been tuIea order, according diree7
tions and arc intended{ expressly retailing To our
regular customers, and all others who may favor
ca we can offer unusually large variety Boots
70 II s aSg ohsr
Our stock will found
sis part, of the following seasonable goods: s tnf
szGS A.o So NO! 1871 q. io@7eo - -
ssys snEs,s roors2 80 o;f swoMES's GITERs n1IT 9
l,0l0 pr, mems kip sboots,rl :oArTEns, Erc. .IIa q
O0O1menS thick boots, 200 pr womens gaiters,1
900 mems calf boots, ~ 400 do half gaftcTs.
4, 700 mems water pI DO 500 do walking shoes
Ent sAEN's 800 do begged biskins
vS mems cali $40 do kid buskins, Slip
i,OgU 10 thlck - 40 MISSES BoorEEs Dus-
l,OOUiow priced "a tdof1f - % KtNs, sf5l
~ BoYS p2oIE:s. 800 misses moroccol Lace
ioGO 0O pair boys thick hootees, 300 do kip do
OW KIP do 300 do calf
fuVszE5 fytSj cali do 300 Gdo rffr kid aHlmo!
~ YOUTH BOOTS. rocco buskns 81.
Ply pf youths calf boots, 150 do black, blne and
S9 IS9o d. SS tek hie aS % sf9s5e9
BOYS BOYS AEDYouTIs HRodAEs. 4 800 nt fancy bootees,
l,HyUpT boys KIP brogars, 900 kid &
1900 do =, thick do 1,5OO chillrenis peedtt
1000 youths do do 1000 chdreiis goat :
COO lido kip do : 1900 do fieot5Tsd s..Jtr
500 boys and youths CalGdo ouM si1oEs. nr
WoMfs,s LACE nooTsl 49O1 pairs lInens', ladies and
,o0o 2IU morocco lace ooots, chtldrens Gum Shoes.
IuEV cah. DO .'''- ANp CAPS
b9pd ilit2@s do XII. 400 doz mems plush caps,
12soo KIP ~ dobulA"j 200 gist q woohats;4
fi p2 shFasEa am wan jap hMI noTfs ao lr
Thankful for the berai paIi onage heretofore extendedto
US, we solicit continuance OF theisame ysal Iss
sen3 .Lis.5 h. 5st.7 5.s5t MCCLALLENS d KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22
nATIsS nR AnYRRTIaING.

For advertisements OF greater length. and less thar
AZ, column inserted longer time than months,
SscSunt OF 20 per cent the above will be made for
al sCule Or he firSt three months, and 6p per cent.
For business professional cards, ssquare or less
psT mum. ...... s. 6,ut
For BUSH css or professional cards, one square,rer
innum.. ! 1900
For one column (OuisideO one year. 1O0,e0
: IaIf a. 's-at- "a -. ......... CO.,
. .I It-sF.s :. 1000
Personal communications charged at 90 per thou
..r1 sDrs .H- s-.-'4f
aSpecia notices charged per square, per annum,
for f squale and rate OF discount he con ora
greater OF squares as tile general head and
1Ocen.S liLe IOrs insle Insertion. -4 /"
Busness aLyeI Itisements, with mOnthly change, one
Sane with weekly change. SO,OO
NOiice OF dea hs inserted gratuitously, but funeral
cha Ised. oU
Marriage notice charged. -.- 90
Nomn5ti9ns charged for each candidate for seFa. -
Iaie office inssr red month less in advance 200
Religious notices inserted for half pIics. ss-il -tss
K r. BARTLESON, lapa r-saF
JOHN T.sRuSSELL, slfa fsr- n 10
SwEARiNGEN, TAYLOR. &c Co.
GEO o. LITTLE & Co. =.Fs ?! 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22

,Ss... LOOK at Ills! n. -ft..tgy
III those who are desirods o. the memory
tua!ly, by calling without 5elay,ut L. Tarbes Daguer-
reoyre Rooms at the coner OF Main and Bidde streets,
lures which cannot be obtained with the degree OF
beauty and excellence; elsewlere in tls city.
.F-, &c.. =, l., TARBELL, Daguer feotyplSt.
70. .''" . Corner OF Main and Biddle streets.
iietS tii5455eI eJ7 .iaaifs'4 o Contre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22
Z DRUGS, MEDICINES,
q GEORGE MBNDEL. se a
4!W NoI5l. urnii street. -

~ Saa s3''EH 43fse WEBBING va - 90
It's now recei ving aLARGELoroF CARPETS tRUGS,
i MATS AND MATING Also,; Table and Floor Ole
Cloths Of all widths and keeps constantly hand arg
assortment of Fnratufe every description. Gilt AMI
Mahogany Framed Looking Classes Glass Plates VettiaN
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Malosany Vanccrs, Varnsh, Hatrcloth, Gured Hair,
Spring Suckng Bottons Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
which will at ye
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~ iPemberton House.
WATER = Strect, RcioSy lNlonroe. -.

sIy@Eia L"ntetStrect. RcioN M lonroe.
..it. WHEELING, iVA.1g #gl7 Jssap sfaf
I'll ~ M:PEABERToNfa announces 10 his old friends and
the public general That he has located in the com,
mSdl1ns r. hr sk build:.s formerly known the ISL
ed 70 travellers in good style moderate
prices The Pemberton House is situated Immediately
inore and Ohio RatIoad aGording passengers for the
cars OF packet boats conyenent stopping place. Tic
friends to Ills house, and socits share of public patron
age. - a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22
! STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

=
-cgG6 MARKET ST., .,NvHEELING,VA.
T'HE SURSCRIBER having mhde extensive arrange.
mcnts in the East Iorthe supply pfSAarhle and con-
tempating the erection OF Steam works. would invite
the attention Archccts Builders, and in gen.
eral TO the inspection Of his stock, consisting Italian
Egytian, Sienna, American and arbes of
can be sold other establish
ment in tho west.sF .7l.1ast Dus
Dealers would find tito their advantage TO inspect his
stock be.ore purchasing elsewhere. apsf
His work is in the most elaborate style lie
woud invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
work, Monuments Cen.
otaphs Tombs Head and foot stones, &c. yard
work variety being enabled by his acil
tes supply this considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country. - 1901
'17 80 NJ :. MI CHaEL j. R0HAN, g5IH
81 3ci "a Marble Mason and Vault l;uilder.-f
uAIso Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts andModes, Marietta Grind stones, warranted
atthe lowest traIe prices. ssiul r5 Ls1y.d.
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lCo-Partnership.t .tii

n m m L., ;lSo.lea LiIy i,tie EtI
he firm Of Mtch4RG ERR 4 Coz will COM
business the sale of Provisions de-
Joining Calvert Station. North st. Il iIE f19 fs.
solicit the OF their friends.
upon which advances viii be made when
=. baltimore, Feb. tst 1885, ~ 8oaA zANk. ST.
ieb1O .......r. -. - -. - =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22

Rnltinao-c Pinno Forte Mann factory. e
WISE q BROTHER, manufacturers OF Boudoir
lion OF female performers to late and simportaht ina
provement inthe TOUCH Of the piano BY this invention
the keys OF the piano be regulated TO uLRp or
SOFT roucI as to suit the elastic strength
hnsefss1t being wei known to every
touch is OF Tsts II, vete vain talk
Of fine tone u the Ike ~ not susceptible and
instrument will remain Those who Moad
piano, should not fail to give this invention trial.
See busnesa circulars, which may had free of post
- - ~ - j. j. .WIsE E@ BRoTHER, .
'mar26 1St B1LrrhoHI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22
Just Received

JUST Received. q, = =
Ok 2cases Containing - u ~ = :
OO Eastern Pickles, assorted;
London pickles. .AtIai = sIableSauces; 1tfs@
Table Sauces, 1.5..s Gatsups; ssiaF- - - kEl
Caistns & Extracts, variety ySaucr kraut; 4aa
CurTie powders; Brandy Fruits; tts5,-. !.
carers; 600 Cordial; rtt 6iii i st5ssrl-5 Z
Olives; 7.-3g yr5t4. W letes aL.tl preserves; s.z
TalnafindS; Z, ~, sslss 80 rtis Eau
( English and French 8Iu tardssssli si,1.
GREEN FRUITS. ssa sss1gl4Fss 81
Flesh peaches 2-i.fds g3i Raspherrie2; tlaifS n
Plums and cherries; Blaekberries;. sS yas =
Pine apples; ;isss5 a. ssa Green peas; - & i+tS
{ Strawberries Tomatoes aud corn. .tta ~
&EN2S z 8TDRYsFRUlTS& 81 ~ 4 = -
Seedess Raisins; prdncs, IN Jars and cisks;
Whole, !, and bxs do, Very superior Figs;
Orange and IenoniP Peeii II.enonsi titlle
Curralits; Eastern cranberries
->i{ss., IA sgeNUIS5. 9.sssssss
siSohSs, aitknds. ss5l & F5sfisi - j,sa 4.
Pecans; .gsss y y sEnsiis lwalnnts;
Pre ctackers, Torredoes, and Roman candles ali sizes
81 . "a ss.s UNDRIES.s sssss ~ sd
I English sPlit peas; Sperm and star candies; l
] Kentucky Hominy; sf5g .Gg Maecaronii iYefmeclli;
Rice Flour; o 80 az . K Chocolates; -,ss
Farfnas kliS q ~ hat Coc0a5 80, So
Hemp and canary seed Cocoa shells; s. fst
4 While and colored wax, BIona.
1900 n superior Pennsy wheat flour;
q 1000 Ms Mestefh, Reserve eheesei
cases nIRs pine apple do ,5 4 sss
100 bbls superior Family Flour;
20 bbis Dayfs sons Pii tshurg crackers, ssortd
fiSfsS Reindeer aud heet tongue
q s d NooIRop, 25G Main ST.
! ites2i ard . JFashiilgto Hail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22

SMITA e. ATKINSON,
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-Sru uFES. &c.s
Z NO. s2SS BALTIdoRE TRI.EI, (esEAEs silARP sr.s
BAEsTH1IOIs1s.5fS rs
T1ROPRl ET0RS OF tr foret for ms
bfnises etc. fnnaI or beast; qls1 siFot Smith q -
.kinsons eTican Worm Killer sepIs-dsm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22

TcLURE HOUSE,, ~ :, 8,
JAMES sCARROLL, RROPRIETOR
- et4e4s - WHEELING, VA.
las been recently completed cost OF StU0O1
and IN the beat contains aii
calculate in iItespe fora inst ciass House
The having heenensage in one o.
IN OF TO weator east, and Tes
pecttnliy sollstls tnelr Y Gor. Ifeb9a
kfl Boxgs M delicious aTtieIe In
J5a50l b boxes, for sale by II
Il lsp aud iIliFoil a aud for sale low 6y
= .iaasl ID gAhifSl Bii iESEfi5
"A mi ianseed on, Just and ioF sa low b
II ian 81 =. = LIS BAKER
lOO(l slns Gim Arabic, Just received by = - = I
s-tsJNtA Iotis KELIS IS CALDWELL r.
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fgS5L .i3sT,s @rHEi LONDON l3ss9S 8 EsEF'3 -
Watch and Jewelry. Store.

4 - No 10 LITHTSIREET, n E-ear 90
e4aoors from Baltfntote Eottntafn HoLslO
subscriber, alter twenty experience in the
who in want al sood yvsnh fhst for n1a an
his watches defy an competition he having
ciuues obtaining RIHE IoHpoN ATGuEs which lew
t1s eonntr being Trqonattg eeqstnted Wiz
the most emtnett Lonttoti anutle tnreIs
Lfke of " Af. ETsnehss Royat Efehaegs, Lsaaon. 81
atches and TepatYe properly. 2Af Il
london sold this ishnlent,
free OF cost Tor four years. sep15effd
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o,ilJ, per annum. =.
or 10 cents per week -
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.aTMGTnaaaTTHnVaA xyRM
NV WHEELING ~ sEDNEsD AYs.MO ORNINC
.s-.B BUSINESS. CARDS.

81 sssssxd "A. G. .ROBKNSONs&s CO.t@eH Z
alt bis t9s's 3 ANUfAoTuRERsi OF tslsssHF 5+2t9
wRAPPINGPAPER.B BONNET ROARDS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22

AS aeonsts isisb 5spss ,aees
tons, hosiery, gloves, combs, ETC., all their variety
MY stock will be eiound unsurpassed, in
mara5 sue w r. sRLRy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-22

300 wood band boxes
Thankful for the beTaI pat onaEe heretofore extended
US, we solicit continuance OF the!saIne - y1Ei -
sen3 80 -. NICOLA ALLRNS q. KNOX
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sja. 10 sls.s iGwyuh& Reid,ss 3oa SIC
- klleporIersaMd = obI,ers oGDry saeeds.

9isH % 9!g0E BALTIMORE NIB. t''siaou
91oFFlsE rssales onEthe most favorable TERMS alq
chocs a. select stock OF STALPE PAxcY DRY Goops
TO which they respectfully invite the attention Or TIC tfade
eenstthy. u ga .EIslho:ii ~ so aeHmar26=dtf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
REV w p SCOTT.

We learn with much regret that Mr.. Scott has
resigned the pastorship of the Episcopal Church
of this place. About month ago the vestry of
his parish gave him leave of absence to give him
an opportunity to recruit his health, which con-
slant study and the discharge of his ministerial
duties had partially impaired. We understand
that he appreciating the generosity and consider
ate kindness of his people, has thought it best
not to accept further their indulgence, but to re-
sign and give them an opportunity to supply his
place with another clergyman who win be able to
do them full justice. Mr.. Scott informs US that
he intends to spend some time in the country for
the recuperatiOn of his health before accepting
the charge of another parish.
We are sure our citizens of all denominations
viii join with US in wishing Mr.. Scott every ten
poral and heavenly good. As christian minis
ter & as Sc 1tleman, Mr. Scott has won the friend
ship and esteem of all classes Of our citizens and
viii carry into his retirement their warmest re-
CARDS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

we presume The True National Democ e
viii Be forth With read out Of Tie party BY
The Washington Union. The only circum>
stance that can possibly preserve i from po.
litical accommodation i iia position as
tie solitary administrator champion in New
York, The Evening post being abolition mad
and The National Democrat being the organ
of the Hards. But whether placed under the
ban 81 not the journal ia question has mans
Tested Cd independence perfectly astonishing
ID Locofoco sheet Like most proselytes
however It pushed its zeal beyond discre-
tion. The rankest native viii hardly be
willing to endorse The sweeping denuncia-
ton of the Irish contained in the article we
have quoted But be this as It may Il is
worthy Of remark
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
TEN CENTs REWARD!

Win be given to any one who viii bring before
US Mr.. Welch, the Map pedlar. He appeared
personally before US in our sanetum last spring
and offered to give US Map of the United States
for half price, or a handsome book History Of
the Crusaders we believe-if we would give him
a good notice. It nearly killed US, but we spun
out notice of three squares, part Of which We
stole from the Lexington Advertiser, since which
tine we have seen neither said Welch, Book or
Map. Hheh anywhere in the white settlements,
we desire, newspaper editors generally to notice
him. 1t is time such Yankee pedlars were stop
ped from spunging upon the press.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

EXCEEDINGLY Definite. The following d:s-
tinct and definite declaration of the views Of the
President upon the River and Harbor bin is from
the Union:
eve take it for granted that when the bill is
presented to the President for his approval he win
be governed in his determination by those great
political principles to which he stands committed
as Democrat; and that, in applying these princi-
ples he win seek all the light that can be derived
from the precedents furnished BY the illustrious
champions of the Democratic party. He said as
much in his remarks upon the question Of internal
Improvements in his annual message"
Read that! and yet there are people who say
that there is no use of an official organ.
ProUidence Journal.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
DEMO CRATIC KNOW NoTnINqs.

The Vicksburg Sentinel and other DEM
oeratic papers are out strong against the
Know Nothings. They consider it Whig
trick intended to bolster up the Whig party
by native American strength. They assail
the new party with merciless severity. We
give below part Of an article from the
True National Democrat the ablest Pierce
paper in New York. We have seen moth
ing in any Wing paper half 50 strong. We
hope the supporters of General Pierce in
this region will defend him from the charge
of coniying at this "Whig trick
"As for the Irish vote we care nothing
for itifit connot be given to sconscientious-
". We do not want tiff has to be bought,
We spurn it If it has to be solicited. We
are perfectly willing to lei il 60, horse, foot
and dragons We shall rejoice from the
bottom Of our soul to get rid at once of the
Negroes and the Irish, and see them quars
tered in the arms Of those who seem from
then. appetites and habits so exquisitely
adanted to, such embraces. We thank
God that we have lived to see through the
hollow pretensions of these 2liens who fan
cy themselves better citizens Ian our
selves. And we will not play the hg2oc7ste
sufficiently to say that We think them as z
mass worthy of the privileges they here en-.
Joy or that we deem them fit and capable
to sit in the places of trust and emolument
that of right belong TO our countrymen. ST
we could be so complaisant the writings of
such men as Doheny, Bishop Hughes,
Nc Masters &c, their illeoncealed arrogance
and their half hidden hostility to national
liberty and republican institutions would
be sufficient to awake us from our dream of
romance and disgust US into q keen sense
Of the painful reality. Honestly speaking We
believe that the Democratic party win new
er become worthy Of its noble principles un-
til it thoroughly Americanizes all its views,
and wholly alienates itself from all foreign
influences. There are of course excep-
lions to al general rules and we are
here and there acquainted with Irish
men whose hearts are sound, and whose
judgements honorable. But as a body the
irish are always insincere, always corrupt
always ungrateful, bigoted, and despotic.--
They are unfit for freedom, and cannot pro-
1erly appreciate It. Their sense ofequali
y is nothing but an intense selfshness and
heir sense of justice that which pays for the
most pefiidY. From such elements of miss
.hief We say with The Ritual Good Lord de
irer Is as well as The Democratic party.
The conclusion of the article IS extremely
.ionifcent. The Editor IS certainly rabid
- - 80
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

~ The Yicksburg Sentinel, in long article
last week, labors to show that another ST. Bar
thoIomew massacre may be expected if the new
society of Know Nothings prevails in our coun-
try. It says the blood Of 0oligny still sticks to
the skirts Of the Roman clergy. It does and If
we understand the principles of the new party it
IS to prevent such scenes ever being enacted on
American ground, that the party of Know Moth
ings IS in existence. We win state case and
from its deductions suppose one. There are ten
thousand more foreign born citizens in the city Of
Chicago than native We suppose at least half
of this preponderance are Romans il religion If
the day should eomewhen other cities should show
thesameforeign numerical strength, how long would
it be before the Constitution would be amended
and the disabilities Of foreigner to hold the Pre-
sidential Office remoYed2 And then we should
have perhaps Bedini or some red stockined Car
dinal of Rome TO rule Us. This IS no fancy pc
ture. If the days Of Catherine De Medicis and
Louis XIV ever come back upon this country,
our people win bring them upon themselves.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
THE SECRET OIIT

Some ofthe papers are publishing what
purports to Be The 0aths Of the secret sOci.
ety Of Know Nothings. This We presume
IS = trick and one that IS resorked to every
day il the North. & Is the old game 81
twenty questions. and IS Intended g draN
,he Know Nothings out il reply. The game
Is 70 keep "a uessing and e the inEsFro-
gated party VII answer certain amount
Of questioning the truth can be got after .
while Such tricks ars common and 10 one
Is fooled by them.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
N WILLIS.

M a. 2 Willis long known IS among
the moss pleasing writer's 81 shis copntsy IS
dying of consumption. ID The laat number
Of the Home Journal he takes formal leave
Of bis readers and bis vocation In = let-
ter Of great beauty and Of pathetic interest.
We quote below brief passage Of CHS lst-
ter in which the dying man With philoso.
ply truly admirable seeks consolation and
elevation ofspirit even from that fatal poW>
er which IS absorbing bis life;
But consumption mourned over as il Is,
seems to me gentle untying Of the knot
Of life instead Of the sudden and harsh tear
ing asunder Of its threads by ether disease
q tenderness ID the destroying angel as It
were which greatly softens for some bis
inevitable enand to ell. II Is q decay
with little or no pain insensible progress
delayed sometimes year after year ia its
more fatal approaches. Il is not alone ia
its indulging prolonging and deierTing that
consumption Is like blessing. The cords
which il first loosens are the coarser ones
most confning to the mind. The weight
of the material senses IS gradually taken
from the soul with the tightening 81 their
food and the lessening oftheir strength.
Probable till he owns himself an invalid, no
man has ever given the wings Of bis spirit
room enough-feW If any have thought to
adjust the ministerings to body and soul
so as to subdue the senses of the secondTy
place and play. With illness enough for
this and not enough to distress or weaken,
with consumption ID other words as most
commonly experienced mind becomes
conscious Of wonderful new freedom and
predominance. These things alter their
value. Estimate Of persons and pursuits
strangely change. Nature seems as newly
beautiful as il a film had fallen from the
eyes. The purer affections the simpler mos
tiYes the humber motives the humber and
more secluded reliences for sympathy are
found to have been the closest>linked with
thoughts bolder and freer. Who has rot
wondered at the cheerfulness Of consun
tive persons? 1t is because With the sen-
ses kept under by invalid treatment here
is no depression Of spirits. With careful
regimen and the system purified and disci-
plined life what there is of it is in the most
celebrating balance of its varied proportions.
Death is not dreaded where there is, thus,
such conscious breaking through of the
wings of another life freer and higher.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

First Arrival fu VicEeDurE.
4aOWAN, CHApIN g JACK hoqe list rct
ceived their first inpogiaiio 81 B6l Goods.
which is also tie frst opened il this city Here.
tslpre there has been great scarcity ol many ar
tlcles n our business, with which We can now
furnish our friends
Below we enumefate a'isw Of the articles receiveds
FRENCH NEEDLE-WORK.
Thread, Jaoonet, Swiss and Valencionnes Edrines
and lnsertngs; Embroidered Collars, Handkel-
cnies, Sleeves, Chimizettes, &c; Jac0net Cam
pic and Swiss Flouncings; Surplice, llanchette,
Maltese and Tatlanthe Collars and Chimizel-
tes Black Lace Wells, Leisses, Jac0neis, Swiss
and Plain Muslins.
a AsupeTlor and comprehensive assortment Of Gloves
and Hosiery
BOOTS and SHOES Ryan's Caters Busxins,
slippers and Boots, and . good assortment from
other manufacturers.
6ENILAEA'S WEAR-Hatsf fine cloth Cloalrs
6lack and Fancy Pants and Vests, Over and
Under Shirts, Drawers; HalfHose, Gloves,
OraYats, Boots and Shoes. Vick'bq, sept i.