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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16
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S,1 The Chgapest, and Best
~ "iDYsPEPT,IEG, I'll, MEDICINE

n 44IfSAlT ~ ~ 1glNtsl ~ t t4I4t1
Fifty Pills for T1anty. Cents.
sS,atla ~ KtYe npxes for SltOO, if SUR
~ go. HAL, S2T1Elg.A DiS" !
81 AK u b AE7i.DHSPs f ne PILLS + 4. =.
lLLrelleIp every th1pgln being who has ANY OF
IVY lie t6lowlns syHpt6RSi IN. a.u
iIiioSstess, H.fW" BStfen,e nervous syiutlbn
hcIdIty, 81 ,f,,, i, 4 PaIptaipn Of tie lieAtl.
sense oil oppression At ipcapaeily Ol tho Sghi
|. nit oil tho stomach, . eat eSdrtlOn ! M
Depression pf splri, az Msllless aud lndlslnciIiess
S SHy SsSds and .si, uSpsassSI i6e moth
Numhpess pf Tie Llmbsand particularly whe lsYs hI
| other naTts, ~ The morning, ~, " q X
V6Tllgo Ni1seb, N. ~ ppIlsSyy pain, and sense N
D!HicGlIy Of reputation lweglji N tle heal,
lIrIltAiiliiy Il a sense Of Emptiness,
Dtowsiiess, Puseiess frequent and more
ilebiiily, l Nebte than Usual, II
SnusIIoa. ' ESsslSdoS and gslrcmg De.
Resl I! rf.I1T aeaRlFN9 .43thhBE
" SSiifiiINSf;' Ptf6eth1l hehotS al 'ltNFt An
Barhet A. Co.'s. q Idst Fourth street,
,4fIl m w CINCINNATI ss7
"a" Rot sale by prugglsts where. "a, ~"
G-95 ePnts %, asllSle boz. or 81 ~ fye
b9SSs u !! u. Z. 4 : 4 u I. .. Z g
IRIIa ASK bgp VALUABLHl Nlau i3qgWi
!. Confectionery hnent .
| W. a0J < \ FOR SALE. b, Il. J. % Il, {.
sbos Il bSsRess os eE tEs and
Washington il9tlors SALE Ills hest
" npes Sm s H It IT,
ted g III The most (s9olgs slS has an excellent
lie winter would be ole vi lie most proftable esIab
iSlmspist sd tbS city Offers rare OPPORTUNITY toa
PS[ssSS e |of KsST sf
iTiI7s1 I ms Make four tIair Curl te.f
THE Wonder Of, the World
THE gres weglsEet % wPrla "a, atsgsthbesp dls-
covered. YogesnrSt NIKE one hslr white orblu.k
dEutb OF great secret Ner much study toll and Icx
penss, how 10 make HE hair curl and wave the most
q S5bs ysss Ia ssSSR Of be ssSbrstsd cEspS and
ff t aSs fsss SS o. 0sPS $500 R' II
Versions having qnJ coarse haIf
Sa apa fSt
(Which the article Is composed will moi cost moro than
my 9s
o1dIr lot Is and aus aud ppptatdpeO
i6opef We pYSy onsr tPlS ohderlql dlsSoyerytO
~ yIiiI M q Byto III. Obj, Farm
InsS sSsf S thTS;teselp. @ q e
Syipi IA 10 attHts ailHf6H fidti w jylIdSm
sNgHJa SAYINGS BANK STORE,
7 ATtrmEy OH, PosTSoFEfcE OPPOSITE THE M'LVRE
1Noths citizens wheeling and ylegIt Feeling very
TdssnS PfoSsr SlS yoqf wei SIy oyy6i
q q S1 lSfs SACKS SS
dent there IL no ffeai6t variety lii this markell ~
quality are no. surpassed in Western Virginia. ahdin
price undeTsOld by1n0 oge therefore esreetfuly In
w soS ~
SSlnrSodstS oSd 6sySS. NJ 500 ise ,i6Gtlt
quantity ri FTehchSiaee straw, ard braid Bonnets,
Which Snselj ali cost a. Tho season is advancing
have Also qSsaat skand eEars SS Ey TESh
TO country !neTchaIls we gogs NV VII dSI
'dS1 ~. ID pa n Z " olfls IN axes. 81 40
sstFb yl neTSbef thSt tle eilJ taxes Tor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16
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Rt yslaep q MI ri cperty ,.,n,
sisc. nN sGStlsslis Ks snoe, 'a,
q iiiE sdb, al a oss, I, < t'ltStlO.
ANY, l.aay tls Iii Il FS0 l AZ pr,n,..
IN g Bsto fI, " seS Sss;SSss
lie NGiiens v bS B, Of slalisS
wiieeliggeleek ~ pretty valley cIsiII IsS,oa
~ ,v. " ne onHrsa much Of tie sSs
ng ~ wv Ats g'thSiet
This Mill has Ii ySrv
po r,i, fgpetlor 9pfAsss iPd JsE:.
NV ss sis 2 I1,a n Ets
sFs sys's ono is ss!e, viii ss.I
lend 6 very ptolueiiye' w We aaslbltt b6ad y
Tie terms, which wi IBS css,, ,sit !. ny
't4s gay NV ~ r. ~" - y NV W. ee kaas,,.
i.5rt1 10 y q n - 4 4 rs sSetS PATTkho,
!, :, 10 De Sold. - No.
iSssHa y; " llSsstet Convenient
Mitch ss " saphsld Rsilhqsd mi,
SD Is q
kaeteI ofany bull ESo Tsse gts
efs.. will ~ Sieh In - - O ~!
10 one and TWO years. with iie Fssf ~ q y, NJ.
Aifo, house. 10 containing iour ioo VIII
g4e alley end 81 ihsiot ie .No9,
walk OF The moat busneSs lelis az liz stis I'VE Rhs
TiIs %. tkea Al tRd
"a a y's'I i'm koI
imy96 am roxt Sont Aafktt n nil
wy =. " ~. nOIahS mllhe, NJ
g,,ig 80, . 49,. - - HOY, Sale ~ "a ~
II on No q, hloek eS. az IbmSJs ~ itiig-
ne n lid M sr Si,s WI sley fhi |. ~
AN aley on snaTi AM n
lot one, Of ii. as IA MAI sn, ssl
RoTinorniStion enquire Il this ~ "
( Ita.,0 pI Nc q
-S9 3 \ - n y; AUNtlS \
.95 -, /, =, !. fvh. SALE, ~
I Az, hsl MIL e brick house, Situated on l2,,,.,.
l4iIg 80 '.',.' SIRli.
z EAeganX PsS{ 4 2 -, - - HOssL'I
LIB "hO' SNOSAu6u neg Tor Sale
1,,s. !, ,c,,, -
SIIVATED eleven miles nom WHEELING ,At,,
", o bio. The lpcsliPp Is toSd. KY,
AUG W. no house fourteen no. ",
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16

TO MOWERS. 80 ut ~
A O. PAkTRI NGK respectfully inIorEs his Ntr,,,
IA and the public seHeldlly, lhal Tue gtt bts Ia
favorable ttIls SeaSth, ID will give pATtlEOH AitIIl
during lhsMpAth and neyty TO taking Ile ILebt,t1 n
3olps olJ1reh, on every pleasant day 6etWtta IL
In lpinIll a Il. q 4 '.fs y f-.i.,tf Ill
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16

n.T.Tfe Wing Stale Convention Of New YotBtto
hohiaais ca6aid Governor and olbet State
Objects sete tot AZ the ensuing fall election
Is nppgnled lobe held at Syracuse on the 2Olh of
sepleinbef9 MI ~ b}hIsilt thtiiJg p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16
.r7 MoNair,, ~ Her VIEW

A RE4olllns Out, Heir clock OF Summer Dress GOOi
IN without regard TO cost or 'rIofi among Witch ~
sOfe aO6sltsbIe lTRtierHs. Any one wshh6g ~
DTetsI very small price would do well eilSR iAN
They have also choice stock M Llehs NntR Ststi
Ing Table LlEen surfing Linen, fresh Ausllhs te -
ie21 " gSN6 3siAipn st. cEIfGe WletHEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16

soaYsThe HoletkeepeIs al Niagara Falls hayslidl
bad luck thisseesoass Tie shOieta 6IoEe oStihete
Eons lime bgo. SldSthe visitors oil len. 5't,He
cholera hes disapp but visitor do potfe.aps
. rll,H .i4gis5 ~
= p' .hAla q 4 lllil q al
saPReP. MiIaleAsI fotmerlY Of Reshinglo tom Col.
lesssRa. NOE seenits y Indiana UniseisitSssS
Bloomington, isto oecapyyile chair Of Malhemht-I
ictip 8eIhhqy College yacalsiby iiie snaliSal
Of Ptof HoOkE, The mex session commences
about The list Of September. 30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16

AN UNEAsvi GoEsotRsoE. IA poor fellow, says
the Albany gtaIsetbt, whose occupation for
years past has been that oftGwing sand, recently
paid the debt Of nature. Before he died he called
Ills friend to him. and said g. II Iayn't got
friend in The world hut you, and % you give all
have, There is bnl on thing that tro1blrsmy
mind, aud that is that in The last five years have
sold Mr.. I'll, the grocer, 80 loads ofsand' But
said lis friendSwhy Ellouldthat trdd6ler 'Al,'
said the dying mani his voice growing faint, Iol
Think how he 'hys shaved his ct'Stomers retailing
that sand az cents per pound ~ sugar that's
what boz--,f The seltenceiwss not 6nshel.5i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16

1SlSO, d iSTEe variety OF TVodI, new and dE,t1g,
Sswhich Will be Sold cheap RSfCtislly do wethtltl
attention TO our stock Of genemens nnss lIoois az
SHOES 0ak HALL" the place Of places luI Mi
tnns. ,hB AiNtTs q St'R p 'lArNEu& 70.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16
Elegant Residence for E so1s

Az .sl LB brick house, situated on l2,,,.,.
fA 4stS inqalrs.o! 80, THONGS 6RSY." '''e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16

PEoLlRIo. The sltlbibn Spectator states that q
lsdy II ApguaS spaasys5 ypi; thsl n s'spb.
schberio The Spectator lately presentedh her hnsa
band,wilh yoaii iilaten a one birth. They,SNe
all born alive, but.oll dlsGs shortly after their
NM sei ~ Iiegi' ginYgth diitox A
wv lal : y ~ slz9ls4 - ~. ~
d4fAmong he members Of the new Legislature
Of North CatolIna. aie lie Hon Wm, A, Gtaham,
lS St sectstsry he Navy, ana Hon. p. BID,
IiaSstS late Minister @ Spain.
iron what meatlid Dlddieedi pidest az.
according 70 Virgil.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16

No FAIE.--The American Institute, New YORK,
has decided, " hSldR9 ait ihis ssfS Y The lsiIpse
Of ihe exhibition lust year, anil the liaiculty Of
securing pfopet place IN which 10 hold il,ate the
causes Producing This decision ;''0' nc ss ts5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16

M hA6GELIEN, (late of Jcnes' flotelj iLak tA9
va pleasure 10 inform his friends and The
eAhHBHtythat he ha, leased this House for d t6ffho6f
years. and tS now prepared Ipr the Of guest
THE lvlntRges OF This GavbfIle eStaBllsbnet
afetoo Well Known TO need COMMENT ~ ne f'p1HhsN
Tic HoUsE and PURRTua have been nut IN IJtt rate
Ctd6l Ills rooms are large anu Initiated, 9ie IA
bles VIII supplied The hest a6d Tie nEo,
pIiepr plcdges hlmSe that no on part shall be
wantll q make ghe VIZ li6spmIoTta
10 BnyIiOtel In the Quaker Oily. tvJ-nmt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-16

GTaE bIyERpoou AND E4nA STEAMSHIP LINE.--
4 sctsS steamship Toi The line betSeePL iy-
erpsol. MOs.tsdrand Portland, was launched late
lynt the former place, She isl TO, be called the
CaDqdiahjwill Of2, 900 tonslburlhen, sandHriil
be .tssdyfr ssabSabe l6st ~ s9Epst Z A COM
rAGioh ship called ths IEdiaTi 9 e already Ing
state Of iotwardness, and will follow heI!s aal
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14

kerchlef upon her head, her heart running over
with injuries inflicted, started for the " Home"
AS Hermon entered his bar-room, he started
at the thread-bare and shivered apparition be-
fore him. Bertha caught him by the hand, and
poured into his ear a tale which a damned one
would dread to hear-a tale of grief, hunger,
cold, neglect and abuse. She knelt before the
man and wet his hand, in spite of himself, with
scalding tears, as she besought him for her mo-
theirs Bible, and that she would not sell her
father rum. With an cloquence which is only
wOman's under similar circumstances, she told
the history of cruelty in drunkard's home.
Don't come here to blubber, bold Miss
This is no place for woman. Better tend to
your own business and go to work instead of
begging round the neighborhood. Your father
can take care of himself Better leave, say
and Hermon put his hand rudely upon the
shoulder of the girl, and crowded her toward
the door.
"That's (hic)-right, Miz-zer Hermon, turn
the (hic)-husey out, by -" hiccoughcd
the shameless father, as he managed to rise
from his from his chair, and thrust his hands
into his torn pockets.
As Bertha stepped over the threshold upon
the steps, slippery with frost, IIermon passion
ately slammed the door together. Striking hel
feet as she fingered, they were knocked from
under her, and she fell quickly and heavily al
full length upon the stones, shivcred as the
limbs extended, and lay still, the blood running
freely from the nose and open mouth upon the
step.
"God Almighty's curse upon ye, murderer o
the Innocent, and robbcr Of men! The gibbe
would scorn such carrion, and hell vOmIt yoI
from its bowels, John IIermon!' literally howl
ed Crazy Alf between his ferc"iy set teeth, a
he bounded over the PROSTATE body, and plantet
a crushing blow under the ear Of the now so
bercd landlord, which would have telled trt
of such men. Strike woman, you coward,
savage - he Kissed and ground his heel into tn
face of the PROSTATE wretch.
Alf had seen her fall, and supposing tina
Hermon had struck her, his halfmaniac natur
boiled at the act.
" Murderers not all hung yct!!" he muttei
ed, as he glanced upon the landlord then tai
ing Bertha in his arms, he carried her to Doc
tor Howard's.
Minnie made another shroud, and anothe
f grave was dug in potter's field. Bertha wa
| with little Bernard at rest. The door of IIeav
q en- was not shut against them, or the prayer al
e swered with a curse.
The Watt family were scattered. The
e graves are wide apart in this land to-day
n Three years ago, i'll county, jaime
n Watt died pauper by the roadside, and at tt
public expense was buried in pottcr's field.
n The Pilgrim blood of the Watt famil
>, freighted with bitter memories, beats in livir
u hearts, who, with prayers of h~pe and fait
- await the day when righteous enactmc
: shall crush the evil which scourged them, al
avenge their wrongc.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14

as Temperance man." | know that it is
injurious in pecuniary point, because a mod
crate drinker who only takes his "cye-opener"
in the morning, his "eIeuen o'cIock" " in the
forenoon, his flour o'clock" in the afternoon,
and his "night cap" expends in one year,
ninety-One dollars and twenty-five cents, and
ten years thirteen hundred and Sir dollars and
forty cents. Those who drink two and three
times as often may add for themselves. | know
it is injurious TO communities, because in those
where it is most used, there is the most porerty.
know it is injurious to humon happiness, be-
cause it has caused more murders, more suicides,
tenanted more prisons and almshouses, and
caused more sighs and tears, and made more
widows and orphans than all other evils com.
bned. d.-SaIem OJScrUCr.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
"Are You Net NY Dear Husband"

We were passing along the streets, when We |
W tncssed one of those scenes which open the
fountains Of feeling, and bring a blush to the
check of humanity. A well-cad, intelligent
looking man was reeing down the street,
swinging his arms, and uttering horrid imprc-
cations and oaths. A delicate woman, with
pale, anxious, agOnizcd face, WAS cliDging to
him, apparently with the purpose Of steadying
his steps, and leading him to his home. Per
haps she had sought him, after a slccrless
night, at the place OF his dcbauclI, TO claim the
remains of the being she once loved with all
Woman's tenderness, and still cherished even
in his degradation. As We passed the pitiable
group, we heard her eXclaim in tones that
seemed to have been wrung from the yielding
tibrcs of breaking heart, But are you not
my dear husband!"
Poor daughter of sorrow you have 10 hus-
band left That mind which used to command
vour respect and admiration is in ruins. That
generous heart which once blended with yours,
and whose warm Elections made your life sunny
and glad, is turned into bitterness. That man
ly form which you were wont to lean, is
paralized. The destroyer has done his work;
Il living death tia; seized the partner OF your
life; you are now Widow-nay, worse than
widowed.
What ficnd hath wrought this change! Who
: | IL
devils! Who made that home hell! Who
r caused that group Of children TO dread the step
: and to shun the beared eye of the father that
begot them! Who drew that mother from her
family to search among the boated visitors OF
the GIN palace for the companion of her youth
Who wrung from the depths of her sinking
= spirit the cry Are you not my dear husband! !!
o, ye makers and venders of human poison
c ye disturbers of domestic quiet; ye plundercrS
ofhard-earned gains; We destroyers of public
:, morals and private virtue; ye plaques of the
q family and the State-behod your work. Sec
!. the apples of Solom-thc bitter fruit from thc
IT trees of your own planting.
ID Young woman, if you would avoid certain
misery, and turn from exposure TO a compan
ionshp which may eXtort the despairng in
quiry whether the reeling brute by your side i
not your dear husband" never, never liste
I'd to proposals of marriage from man who in
I'd dulges in the cup of intoxication. Though h
r may have splendid mind and pleasing person
IS. and engaging manners, this single habit w.
,n be the bane and curse of your domestic hearll
ye and the almost certain cause of ruin.
c. Young man, set down that glass 1t is fiu
re of poison. 1t will steal your brains. 1t wi
cr curdle your blood. 1t will enervatc your frame
nd 1t will ruin your mind. 1t will enslave yor
MS will. 1t will deprave your heart 1t will d,
m stroy your soul. Have you 4 widowed mother
th and VIII you leave her without son! HAY
o. you a sister! would you drown her in disgrac
SO and misery! Have you wife! would yC
nd make her u widow! Are you father ! wou
N. you plunge your children into the sorrows
on Orphanage!
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14

HoME-MADE GuANo.-A writer in the Neao
E:gIand Farmer says; "Some years ago,
thought would try my luck in keeping few
hens. The house | keep them in isa rough
concern. put some crotches into the ground.
boarded up outside and inside, then filled in by
sawdust to make it warm. 1t is well lighted
with glass windows, and well ventilated, and a
small stream of water runs through it, The
roosts will accommodate about hundred hens,
that being the number usually keep. Under
the roost | throw three or four ox-cart loads Of
dry muck, chip dirt, &c, which haul over two
or three times a week with my manure hook. =
bury their grain in it,, and make them work
for living, which gives them exercise in cold
weather. In the spring have fine. heap of
homemade guano. If there is anything I'M
ported that is better to make our crops grow, 1
am mistaken"
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14

WHAT Is THE REMEDY This calamity
Gntemperance) like one of the plaques of Egypt,
has come upon us, and upon our people, and
into our houses, and into our bed-chambers, and
is overspreadmg our land.
The public mind is becoming aroused at the
devastation which is going on; and the cry is
heard, not only from the christian, the patriot
and the philanthropist, but from the dssipateC
and the inebriate: "What is the remedy p
How are the temptations of mtemperance tc
be removedr %
Hundreds of answers will be given by inter
ested parties to these questions, as they have
been given hundreds of times before. But
remedy---there is no such thing as remedy fol
drunkenness. Prevention, --prevention is what
we want, and prevention is what we must have
Spirit Of the Age, N. C.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14

OttF Here is a paragraph from the ". \.
Times which is exceedingly aPpropos at pre-
sent:
Then as to drcss-it is a great nonsense to
say that all must dress fashionable er loose
caste. What is fashion! Who wears a fashion,
able coat, and how do you know it Is, the
fashions Tell us one successful lawyer, or one
gentleman who wears it, and we will name ten
of each, equally noted and successful who do
not, and ten fops, whom you utterly despise, that
do. The fashions in New York for men just
now, requires clean, decent garment, and no
patches on t-no more, no less. A lady might
wear her grandmother's shawl in Broadway,
and not be noticed. The timid ones, and those
lust in from other cities and villages, alone are
worried about their looks " hen they wear last
winters bonnets to the lectures or church.
Let the young initiate the substantial and COM
mon-sensible. rather than those who are keep
ing up appearances at a sacrifice. 1t will be a
saving in this item.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
CRIMINAL 4oettg.
Written for the Herald.


MET young man. His step was steady
and noble, but not light. His countenance
spoke not its usual life and vigor. His eye was
fixed, and its glancngs were slow and heavy,
telling of some mighty working in his SOUL
"What ails you, my friend!' asked. tear
gushed, and he replied, not to me, but rather to
himself soliquising:
What is i'll Oh! what is itl Would 10 God
This misty film would break and scatter off;
Watchman, what of the nightl this sad. dark night
When shall the morning dawn the sun burst forth
Oh! naughty moment, frown no moreno more
Drive not the sigh of woe, the tear of gall;
Drive not the dagger deeper through my heart,
Wake not hotter demon OF despair;
Enough! enough! full we'll the cup solls Der!
Old Sol was high. His glories richly cleaned.
No cloud sal on the merry, waking breeze.
Nor mote daRced through the cheering atmosphere
Peace smiled, and JOy sat nursing up her thoughts
Her gentle, holy thoughts; and sweet eyed Hope
Stood beaming on her staff, while loud the song,
Till round her gathered many blithesome guest,
Hopping, light.feo,ed, the glad hours away.
Dear was that moment. Hearts reclined at ease,
In native element the while tho roll
OF sweetening tides Of melody and joys,
Delicious 10 the taste of beings divine,
Ran IN upon the resliul spirits glad
But, Oh ! what was'l beam Of dark shot out
Aihwart the heavens A tiny clond upsprung
On the horizon little as my hand
At first I looked again. Ii tcOvered far
To right and left, and upward frOwning flew.
The eye closed. qulC k recollmg to itself
Al The dread sight. The heart shut up its gaics,
And sai in d, ep and fearful wOndeIment.
As when dreams tale that's desperate
And black, he shudders much and va'niy wills
TO 'seape the great and wide extended Jaws
OF huge monster so this heart aghas
oped my eve and then saw retreat
The frigtfful & IN and settle fIr away.
But sO0n blast upraSe'i. winds ravIng rode,
The dark upbursi, d. and with fuzzy sped
To every nnok ard corner round nhOIt.
No sun! no moon. no star! Peace gone, and Joy,
Hopes voice, in the loud din OF putting blasts,
Died. and she winged away better lands,
While lightning caught al lightning III It's DART
And thunder quick Un ihundVT louder raIed.
What is i'll Oh! what is ii Waterman what
OF this dark night! When shall tte day arrive
Shall e'er tkis cloud break mp and CO.
Speeding with edges white and gavly bound
Oh, spar drive not 50 heavily
When will the morning come! Oh! when the day
Saying which, he turned away with bowe
head, and dropped tear, as he stepped slOwl
on. Reader, what allied him
Hayglade, May 81, 1854.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14

Oxr WoaD TO YoUNG MEN.-Thcre is i
Divinity that st!rs within you. God has lm-
planted in each OF your bosoms a sense Of honor.
Stand up with the hrnncss Of granite pillar
of promontory which through unknowh
ages has withstood the fury OF the elements
against the charms and fascinating pleasures OF
sinful world. They dazzle but to be@ilder-
they smile but to deceive. DO this and yea
viii be prosperous You will have peace, honor
and dignity and you will be classed with the
wise and good. You may be poor, but you VIII
possess what is worth more than gold, true no
bilty of mind and character; you will tread
the upward path OF virtue-yon will w:n an
immortal prize. o, young man, follow your
higher nature and YOU will fashion for yourself
diadcm more beautiful and precious than was
ever wrought to adorn the brow OF an earthly
potentate He alone is wise who pract caly
remembers that the wages Of sip in this life is
cnIy death-dcath most deep, bitter and over
whclmning.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14

HAzLE-EYED GIRLs.-Major Noah sad that
'a hazle eye inspires, at first, Platonc senti-
ment, which gradually, but surely, expands into
love as securely founded as the rocks of Gibral-
ter. A woman with hazle eye neUer slopes
from her husband, never chats scandal, new
er finds fault, never talks too much or too
little, Always is an entertaining, intellectual,
agreeable, and lovely creature" 1--WE never
knew says brother editor" but one uninter-
esting and nnamiable woman with hazle eye,
and she had a nose which looked, as the Yankee
says, like the little end of nothing whitfield
down to point" The gray eye is the sign OF
shrewdness and talent; great thinkers and
great captains have it. In woman, it indicate:
better head than heart. The dark hazle is
noble in its significance as well as i'll its beauty
The blue eye is amiable, but may be feeble
the black-take care.--Nat. Nag.