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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-10-21
.v.os,,,.vsoN WANTED

O.F SAMUEL CRANpALL, who came IL"
~ This country from New York IN The sprung
of 1870 He left San Francisco Tor Hh'n,a ~
=, rc,2 mi since that time has not been
I'll I,,n, ANY information c"ncernInS him
NH he. gladly received al this office
oct = 1851. -
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-10-21

S0A BBLS. AND IF. BBLS CRUSHED
COO and powdered Sugar;
1000 mats No. China sugar;
500 bags light Peruvian do;
800 tins asst'd crackers; 200 Glib bxs imp tea;
200 bxs, l and lbs imp. tea;
$50 do do yonna byson ten:
200 hf chts sonchong, lib papers;
1000 groce X. ". matches.
For sale by GOODWIN g. co,
sep23 I'm 81 California street.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-10-21
VIM. S. HUGHES,
CARPENTER and CABINET MAKER

Pr WOULD ANNOUNCE to his n
a 'r ''' he s ' Sd be .! !ssPd s "a,
Main Street, at The corner immediately above
Loag's Horse market. where he is prepared IL
execute ORDERS for all X nds of work in his line.
He is prepared TO make estimates, plans specti-
cations, &C., on all kinds of buildings, bridges,
mills, &c. Wagons, Furniture, &C., &c, re-
paired at short notce. Toms, Rockers and
Slnlces always on hand. Also. Furniture and
Sash of every description on hand and made To
order
Shasta. SeptamberllG, 1874. If
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS OF
TRINITY COUNTY,.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
/ y duplicate Assessment Roll for the fiscal year
OF 1919, has been placed i'll my hands for col
lection. All persons owning real estate per-
sonal property in this County are hereby notified
that the State and County taxes are now due,
and pay able at the Shertf's office in the Town
of Weaver. All taxes remaining unpaid after
October 10TH 1854, will be collected with costs,
as Section 80 OF Revenue Law provides fol-
lows:
Every assessment made in conformity with
the spirit and intention OF this act, shall remain
ae Judgment and lien, and have the force and eff
feet of an execution against the party and
property liable for the taxes thereon; and the
Sheriff is hereby authorised and required to
seize and sell in like manner, and with the
same fees as are allowed for advertisement
and sale only under execution any property the
taxes on which shall not have heen paid, Nc"
WM. NJ. LOWE,
Sheriff of Trinity County, and
Collector of Taxes.
Sept. G, 1854. sel6 tlGo
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-10-21
NEW EOOIxS. NEW BOOKS:

TUT OP ENING at the INr\ ,DDK
- TORE IA large assortment of the latest and
best works of the day. Light Literature, mis-
cellaneous and standard works, and one hun
bred assorted new novels. Blank Books and
Stationery of every description Also an exten.
siye assortment OF choo Books, Playing Cards, ID
Pocket Cutlery, etc. Musical Instruments an
Instruction Books, by A. ROMAN.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-10-21
WV. =. FITCH s. CO

TTAyE JUST RECEIVED large and well
LII selected stock OF
Lieu ORS,
consisting of BRANDY of the desf qH0ipy. from
Hartef. .S0oerac Henncsey, and Pint Casftton y
Co; all purchased in Bond; also, DOCBLE
SHIEL d and S VAN GIN. aul9-u
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-10-21
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO DRS.
"A Bates Il Mclaughlin. are respectfully re-
quesied Ia settle their accounts previous to the
lst November, or they will be placed in the
hands of AN attorney for collection
Shasta, Sept. %, 1851. sea3 If
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5000 BAGS CHILE BEANS;
a VVO 1900 bxs adamantine Candles
300 bxs sperm candles; II cs fig blue;
800 bXs G.. o. soap 1900 do soap;
1000 do Hills and Cogates soap;
$50 bxs smoking tobacco; 200 bags walnuts;
$50 cs champagne cider; 900 bxs T. ID. pipes
10 cs English ale and porter
100 cs grape peach and fruit tobacco.
For sale by GOODWIN & co,
sep23 I'm e. California street.
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Els SIZE 4.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
4 his BARN and CORRAL, opposite I'll" En-
mr., Corral. ON Trinity avenue. and adjoining
ilmter's Carral. There is Il log cabin aud ii
GOOD we'll of water uH the premises. crnN
moderate. For further parilcui rs inquire ol
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN,
Munuiain liouse,
Or JAMES LOAG,
s.3o n Horse Market, Shasta.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
ns1cK AND AFFLlorEp.en

THE most sale aud certain remedy ever known to the
world for the cure oil obstinate coughs, colds. asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting. liver complaint whooping
cough Group tickling rising in the throat nervous de-
bty pains in the side breast. broken constitution
from the abuse of caomel other causes Is DOCTOR
sWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; and consumption, II reached state and as
sumed character hitherto considered incurabe yields
without struggle TO this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
PAL alton Remembcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation. and the only compound prepared by re-
physician, is manufactured under immediate care oil
DR. StXARNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia
For sale 6y-DR. JAMES .sAKER; KELLS d CALD-
WELL; and pATrERsoNt & Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL * Co., Cincinnati;
aud by dealers generally. sepls
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Proles.or nfar..,,.

Inyigornting Elixir Cordial.
There was time wheirreopIe made to beltve that
certain medicines had influence blood
The allaey has been exploded. 1t is well known
that Y Is only through its elements, the clyie and the
cretions that tho character the vital uid be ess
ed. Morse,s Iarso,atag Ex pufifics The sansncrous
current by purifying the s,creOns. and regulating the
scton OF the stomach and ivcr and The bowels 1t Is an
Alternative and invsorant. tile grand secret OF its AL
most miraculous consists In It's giving the
stomach bringing the functions Of every disordered
gan up TO the standard impartg the
eneebied nervous system seEsusainng power, aud
deng capable the external influences
which had heretofore enervated prostratedit Hence
ittsa sovereign unailins remedy for dyspepsia mall its
forms and consequencesor opor undue activity o
secretve organs and all tile ucuations suspensions
and excemens which constitute Til, symptoms OF
Nous disease. When the constitution broken down.
the appetite inert, the digestion eeble the
strung tho mind clouded, the whole system crushed
pain and mental dependency, It will revive
anu restore both animal strength and the
with degree OF that In superstitious times would
have been attributed to enchantment q
The Cordiais put up, highly concentrated, inpint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars
six for twelve dollars. i C. HIRING, Proprietor,
192 broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West, Indies. ss4 8 ssSss
;-WurELISa-KELLS q, CALDWELL.
ssr. ciSciNsArI-B. H. MEiKINSS. Ri
n5-See advertisement. i mrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
THE GREATEsr WONDER OF THE AGEl

NE uhEhIEoI WUNDER UF The AGE!
AMAHrnAr WILL ACTUALLY RUIN HIMSELF onEAr
TO THE COMMUNITY AT LARoEl
ISAAC PRAGEls has just returned from the East with
the best stock OF Dry aud Fancy Goods, II oslo.
ry &C., ever exhibited in this city, which he is Offering
at the new and beautiful building. No 49, nInin IT
ebetween Monroe and Union Streets at such astoisl.
low prices as to cause every WHO may OH him Cad
ladies and gentlemen will find It 10 their own ad vantage
they do SOY to ter the above ex- lanation. .a..5
His stock being too large TO enuerate will only i-
rect particular attention 10 choice assortment Of lie Ia
test styleor Piaids, French os, aild VyosI
Deiaines of everyeolor. Rlnnkeis, Enlbro id or
les. and All Linens, such as mover were
seen before. lltE 5=a -ti
To the trade he offers particular advantages as through
Ills connection with the first Importing houses OF the coun
try he is able to sell cheap in the
Market. Gnovll ISAAC PRAGER, 1fo aiatn ST.
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uPoIsoNING.-n

Thousands OF Parents who use vermiuge composed o,
Castor Oil. calomel &c. are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness ofllm5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement o
liobensaeks Medicines to which ask the attention
all directly meresedin their own well as their chill
drens health In Liver complaints aud all disorders ari
sing from those of bilious type should make use OF the
only genuine medicine Hobemsack's Live Pills.
D-"Be NOT deesirea.' but ask for Hohensacks Worn,
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, }. N. HoBESSAcK, as none
else genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

pThe choice of U. S. Senator, for Ohio, or
Saturday last, was the first one under the New
Constitution, and it was consequently the frs
election of United States Senator where the rem.
resentatives of the people. as their names were
called, named their choice. Heretofore, election.
Tor that high Office were by ballot. But The fra.
mers of the new Consi' luton, believing that the
constituent had the right to know every vote ofthe
Representatives, declared in favor of the uipu poee
system of voting. and on Saturday ii was carried
into effect. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

ONO sEsAron,-The Ohio Legislature succeed
ed, after an angry contest of several weeks, in
electins an U. S. Senator to succeed Mr.. Chase.
Messrs. Allen and Medary were the prominent
candidates, but no choice having been effected, a
compromise was resorted to, and Mr.. Geo. E. Pugh,
q young lawyer OF Cincinnati, was nominated in
caucus. On Friday night he was elected by the
following vote: G. E. tugh. so; E. X. Eckly, 16;
Chase, 10. The Cleveland Herald says MIR. Pugh
is of the Young America stamp. talented and en-
ergeiic. il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

sulcipE.-.r. Abraham Worries, respectable
citizen of Euclid, cuyahoga county, committed
suicide by hanging. on Friday afternoon. The
cause can only be coniectured, but it is surmised
thatit was the result of a melancholy frame Of
mind.induced by his having sold his farm with in
tent to remOveto Indiana. As the time apprOacil-
ed for giving possession, he manifested great re-
pugnance TO making the CHANGE He was 6s
years Ofnge. and had been distinguished for ua-
ostentations charity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
Thoughts on Editors.
THOMAS aooar's ,.rno,ns.

No. Editors don't care button
Whatfalse and faithless things they do;
They'll let you come and cut their mutton,
And then they'll have cut at you.
With BariIes toft my dlnner took,
Nay, met cen Horace Twiss to please HIM;
Yet Mister. Barnes tfadueed my book,p
For which may his own devils seize h'ml
With DIR Bowrine drank tea,
Nor o: his cakes consumed a particle;
And yet the ungTateful Lid.
Let fly at me next week an Al ttce.
John Wilson gave me suppers hot,
With bards OF lame like Hog and Packwooi,
A dose of black strap there ! got,
And after still worse of Bfaeklrood. 49,
Alas, and must close the list,
With thee, my Lockhart OF the Quarterly,
So kind with bumper in thy fist
With pen, so very gruf and tartaily.
Nay, nthy parlor feasting me-
Now sciibb bling at me from thy garrett;
Till 'twixt the two In doubt u he
tWhiehsourest Is, thy wit orclaret. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

Ex-PREslDENr VAN BusEN-A Catholic cores
pondent of the Freeman's Journal, writing from
Rome. describes Ex-President Van Buren, as like
ly to become Roman Catholic. We clip para
graph from thel letter:
"a few evenings since attended a ..soiree" at
the residence of Mr.. Cas-, our Charge d'Affaires.
The party was purely American and given as q
compliments To EXP Van Buren,, who has
been lesiding in Rome for some time. Among the
guests were faces that recognized as having seen
IN America. am told that the Ex-President is
lnquring very earnestly into The Catholic religion
ne has had seversi conferences with Cardinal
Wiseman. who is also here, and it is not unlikely
that Mr.. Van Buren may become convert
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
AN OHDINANI;f

AN OhDlNANCEs
amerd an Ordinance entitled Ordinance In rela-
~ Il"n % The appointment, duties and compensation
the Stie Get Commissioner III ~ : - :
lie 1t ordained by the Council the city OF Wheeling:
SIC i That al work nand about upon the public
Sifesis alleys, landings wla grounds OF the city
q pheens or Tor HE cleansing thereof which the eet
conlI ss0ner Shall om time tine be authorized or e.
10 nave done tor s'id city, shall be given
reasonable proper public notice, tho
lowest esnOnsihic bidder. H. q. fl''Jf Z =
SEC Alt such contracts shall be In writing, and be
sigilrd by the Street behalf The
Guy s by the party orrS,ties contracting do work.
Skc No stch contract shall be any validity
uiiii the sac sa be approved by the Council by
Mayor, and ordered 10 be recorded ~
SIS Tins Ordinance shall take effect from anerits
Passed. February "a. 1854.
Read, approved, ssned and altested. Feb. 2l 1851.
NJ NELSON, Mayor, pro tenn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

JAMArcA.--The legislature was a. the last dates
discussing the details of what is known as the
Irresponsible Government Bill,' and much angry
feeling appeared to prevail among the minority Of
the house regarding some of its provisions. AT
one time they attempted 10 leave the house in n
body. aud thus prevent quorum, but the doors
were closed and this scheme defeated. The Bisbon
OF Jamaica is recovering from the effects of his re-
cent fall. The Baptists number Il, s47 members,
besides 1925 persons denominated inquirer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

DTFIcvLrr BETWEEN THE DAYroS AND Wrsrrn.
AND INDIANA CExrRAL RAILRoAp.-Tbe Davton
snd Western cars have heretofore been runninv eor
tweiVes miles west of Dayton, on the Indiana
Central rond; and then switching on to their own
TRACK; but the Central Rood has refused to per-
NIT them to use their tack any longer; and in con-
sequence they are now obliged to run expresses
this distance to carry the mail. This they will
have to continue until their road is completed sa
two or three months, as they have yearly cop,ract
for carrying the mail, for which they receive from
the department. s4700.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

GrAfter two hundred yearsa monument is about
to be raised to the mem.ry of Jeremy Taylor, sLhe
Shakespeare of Divinity, The Cathedral of Dru-
more, in whose dirk vaults sthe mighty dead has
slept, has been lately undergoing extensive repair
and renovation. by direction of the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners of Ireland. In remodeling the old
pews it became necessary 10 break up the decsyed
flooring, and in removing the earth below the seats,
the c1ownins ashes of he vaults, enclosing the
mortal remains of Two Of the most eminent Bish-
ops of Dromore. were in some degree uncovered
the one, that of Bishop TAYLOR, the other, OF the
accomplished scholar, DIR. Thomas Percy. From
ancient records. it appears that the church of Dro-
more, which was quite destroyed in the rebellion
of 164l, was restored by Bishop Jeremy Taylor in
1862, having been rooted and seated with Irish
oak. More than hundred years afterwards Bish.
oP Percy reconstructed lis whole interior, and
among other alterations aud improvements, gave
directions for the construction of an area. in the
western wall of new aisle, as a provisional site
for monument to Jeremy Taylor but the worthy
Bishops d=ath, which took place in 1911, defeat.
ed this purpose. The Pensioners of Dromore in.
tend TO call meeting solicit the sanction OF the
Bishop OF the dioce Sc, the Dean and Chapter Of
Dromore, AMI other influential individuals con.
nected with the parish, for the promotion of an
object so Interesting 10 all who honor the memor,
OF the Shakespeare of divines. People of all de.
nominations are disposed II do honor 10 him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

or ailleatning the most difficult part is 10 nm ;
lear; drawing mistake or prejudice out of the
heads as painful as drawing atooth, and the ma
tent never thanks the operator. t'Ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

EFFhs New York papers publish an appeal to
tue triends Pf AircaR colonization, from Mr.. II.
II. Gprles agent Of the sosieiy, inviting them 10
iaise the sum of sloo, 900. or more, to establish a
line Of steamers or swim sailing ysssels between
lhs 'united States an Liberia. =: =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

A CALuMNY ExrosEp..-A few weeks since,
(says the N. Y. Courier,) there appeared on thu
editorial page Of the New York Tribune, an ac.
count of the burning of negro man near the city
OF Natchez. According to tile Trbune-and the
Tribune protested TO quote from the Natchez Free
Trader-the negro was burnt alive, as punish
ment for striking his master; amidst the plaudlt
oil a white mob and with the sanction and ammo.
val of the ministers OF the Church of God Ai,e
describing this atrocious deed, our contemporary
INDUCED in very refreshing explosion of virtu
Gus Indignation against its perpetrators. Our
readers Will he surprised to learn that there was
not the slightest shadow OF foundation for this
thrilling narrative of hellish cruelty. The Natchez
Free Trader of the 9Th of February contains the
following statements: 'e... "
Singular Misrepresentation received, a
day or two since the following letter:
SoMERvILLE, N. j., Feb. Z, 1854
Editor of Natchez Free Trader-Sir: There has
been published i'll the New York papers, within
three or four days, an account of the burning of
negro at place called Union Point, on The. Da nks
OF the Mississippi. This account purports to be
taken from your paper, and states the thing in de-
tai; among other things, alleging that some four
thousand slaves were collected TO witness the scene
und afterwards were addressed by the magistrates,
ministers of religion, etc. The fanatics here are
making great ado about ths-and certain cool
cpposers of agitation, disbelieying the tale as re-
laled by Greely, requested me to white you for The
iacts. Please therefore commun cate the IN to me
as soon as convenient. by copy Of your paper or
otherwise. tEll asa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

DIR MoRsE's 1Nv1GoRAT1NG CORDIAL.
The only sure and safe remedy, yet discovered Gen.
eral Debility, Physical Prostraton 1rritabity and all
ae various train OF ections viii also
DEPRESSION Excitement Dislike of Society, lncapacity
for Study Business Loss of Memory Mental Debility
etc.-See advertisement. sspIe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

1Rowland A Smith, the baggage master. who
was recently arrested at New Haven, OH charge
OF foening the mail plead guilty. and was sentenc-
ed to27 years imprisonment in the State Prison.
Atthe time OF his arrest. it was reported that he
i@a been engaged in his uefarious business for
several months. and had propably distracted from
the mails upwards Of Que hundred thousand dol
lars This was quick work-the prisoner hayins
BEEN captured. tined, conyiced and sentenced with
the space of one week,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MR. EplroR:-I announce myself an Independent can.
ddatc forthe Office OF Sheriff OF ohiocouny, stthe Gu
suing spring election.
mFs-daw JOHN BRADY
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Great through Line for the East
WIS baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Wheeling 10
= baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Road Mt the Junction Catey Relay
honse99 miles from baltimore, and with the PhilaLei
hnla. baltimore Rail Road
@ eSt tunnels upon the line are now completed, and
Tue whole road Is in fine condition. presenting one or tie
m9st rGturesgue and romantic routes in the world.
ne new aud splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this at Wheel
anu through tickets from these places Baltimore
or on the boats. - - % ~sssSi
A: NJ (Whecng time) and arrives al Cumberland co0i
IeSS a. = ~ and allowing two hours there,
stOpnages. az
baggage checked through to any of the
without charge.
Passengers and baggage transferred 10 the cars for
Washington at the Junction and Tor Philadelphia at Bal
without extra charge. Travellers allowed am.
time and opportunity at all points meals
Through tickets from Wheeling TO baltimore, with
rrveGe oiy!ng over anywhere ON the roue,) 50-to
Washington. $3.50 TO Philadelphia, S10-to be had on
n"aTa te steamers Union Line onthe Ohio
WILLIE n. mar - tWM Parker C;en,I S,1;t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

JAS. H. McMEcHEN is q ca naidate for the SHERIFF
ATTY at the election be heldn the Spring OF 1854
octes:td - ~
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VA better description of the manner in which
sea-sickness "takes down. the loftest and most
pom.' ouS character was neye. written, than that
which is furnished Ivy that iliustrious flunkev Mr..
Chaws Yelo ~pIush:
"Gentle reader, av you evtr been ON the otion 2
'fhe sea, the hopen sea!' Barry Cromw ell saws.
AS soon as we enterei our little vessel, and l,I
looked 10 masters luggitch anu mine (mine was
rapt up III a very snail handkerchief. as soon saw
as we ehtered our little vessel, as soon as Sa "
the walHs, black aud rothy, like fresh drawn nor
Ter, unSln against t;.e Ribs OF oLr gallant bark
Inc Zeal Ike wedse, SplItIn The biilocS IN two
the sales happn IN the hair, the standard nj
ieIisland floating at the mask head, the stew ard a
getting ready the baSlns and things, and the can
tain proudly redding Il deck and giving orders 10
The salerS the white rox Of Albany, an the bathn-
maShenS disappearing i'll the diStans-tben, then |
elt Tor the first time the mite, the madgIste of ex
lStence. "YeilowpluSh, my 10y" said |, daIog
to myself, "your- life is now about to commens:
your career as a man dates from your enlrans OH
board tins packit. he wise, be manly, cautious:
torgt the tollles OF your youth. You are no long
er 10y now, but Il FOuTMAN. Throw down your
tops, your marbles, your boyish games; throw OIL
your childish habits with Your nky clerks iackit
throw ur your
"HeIe recklect, | was Obleeged to STOMP, A
iealH in the first place singular IN the nexl place
painful, and al last completely overDowerinp had
Game upon HE while | was making the abuff
speech, and now found myself in a sitvouation
which del'xy for Lids ME 10 describe. Sutiis 10 saw
that n"w discovered what basins was made iur
that Tor ninny, many houIs lay in hagony OF
e&ostlou dead 10 all lnlenCt and porpuses the rain
patteung IN my face, the salerS at1amplInk over
my bo9y; the palles OF purgertory going oI.inside"'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

.-3t EMBRU1DERlES.
The most varied, CHOICE aud beautiful assortment or
Em9;odeties we have ever exhibited, consisting OF
Elegant collars, Sleeves, chimizetts;
Foancings and bands in Jaconet and Swiss mn line.
Scotch work lnscrtings, In new designs;
Elegant lace Collars;
Jaconet and Swiss lnsertings and Edgings;
fcbe5 aE1sKiiS1I 'e - o seu.