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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-03
MISCELLAN NY.
ANNIE LIVINGSTONE.


ago. a small cottage inhabited by widow
and hos two dtuchicrs Their poverty and
mi,frrtua,s secured oJ them 4 certain degree
Of interest among their ueighbor, bot the
peruliarities OF the widow prevented much in-
ierrour,s between the hmily aad the inhabl-
tsuls ofihs district.
In her youth "jiN Jsluie," IS she was
called in the village, had 5csn the belle Of Ne
than Foot. Bat by coqre'ry ana love Of ajm'-
ration. she had excited great jealousy among
ths girls Of The country '.ts and bsy sue
erss iu securing the hard-ome', lai in the
Place a. her husband had not in'euded TO in-
crease bsr popularity.
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awsv. A terrible ca'ar ly bod bshI'su bsr,
aai one single nigh, bod deprived her at once
Of home arI busrarj. 4 sudden Cool, OF
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u-e and ln their c03,syos 90 save itc
v-rc. of their furniture f1m destruction, her
hsst17d bad lrs, h.s DIE. arl hcr eldest
laaentsr received such injuries as 90 leave
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-03

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way home, bu, was waiting for her mex, NOR
ming a, the end Of Dyksbutl's field to escort
her to the farm, and made himself agreeable
to her on the way lhi,hcr, by promising to
show her where she could find some Wild
flower roots, which Marian ha long wished
to have trarspanled to their lille garden,
81, is pity Annie that YOU DO no, Turn
this kailyard OF yDurs to better sccouui,'
Alick said ,ha, evening, when, on the plea
ofearryiug the roots for her, he accompanied
her down to the cor,rc; "i, would make a
plca'ln, change for Marian"
Annie blu,hed.
MAYBE 50" she said, uscnioasly, "bui I
have nae time for rsardru-work. wish whiles
,ha, had, Cor Marian is terrible fond Of Gow.
ers."
The hint, % unin,enlionaly given, was
seized with ,,ilyy, aud rem Iha, time fnr-
warl many or Alexis leisure hour, were de-
voted % Annie, garden, aud no, a Sunday
passed over vi,hou, yisir from him io dan
Jelnle's' cottage to bring a nusesay cor Ma
RAN. Such considerations affected Annie
very much bot Alexis weekly visits. a0rr
a time, gave her almos, much painas pleas
urc.
Itvas Delighted, certainly, to sea how
happy they ma1o Marian aul to herself,
rCr,o1al'y,they were in every way gratifying
she dtl so Ike to hear her sis'cr and Al,ck
talk together. 90 listen to their remark. on
the books hey bad read, and lhc houchl'
,hey had lhunsh,; andto feel that, uulcamoi
as ,h- was, sic could appreciate the intel
'rc'ull r,fs vhi,hhoth possessed, and which
,hcy had the power oi giving forth 50 well (;
bar She soon found ,ba, Co her mother Alexis
presence was very l.saaclul. Solonr as be-
va, there. ,hr ker, iu'rr.b'y qu.r,-a Han.
GERS rrr'-nc, generally has certain COM
iro' over person, afflicted ne sho vas bni lhe
momcn, De q1.url ,hr house, she ij,m1.drd
herself for her enforced good behavior and
qu.r, corlgc, nv increased r,,il,s'ness
a0I i.'ou7rr S., ah1,.i Alex in mo-
measured 'rrms. 1luca,ci Annie worse than
ever, and made Mlrla suffer in consequence.
And yg, {, was Impossible to put an end To
hl'ch's'.s.,'.
II Annie told h.m rnt % come 10 the oo''
nc', he said With smile, "lh'' he would
no'' % she forbade h'n' come Den 'h' house,
bot be coa'd not leave the garden "nr'rrd lor.
nor could he ao without seeing her and Ma
rnn on Sahha'hr in pyso.hn'''' ds'd Ma.
r.an would mi,s him % be DID not come aul
bring a uosccnv. ana carry her down to he
va'ors.ie, or TO th' bonnie frwooi on The
lan'aE road % oas sada'I Tor her poor body
TO spend ilsa Sabbath 10 byNobu'r' h''t.
Besides Man'n liked h.m 10 come whatever
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"uh Nick She began hn' suddenly re-
collecting herself, 'he s'opp'i ahruo'Iy and
no rer'aas'o'' could induce her TO 0ais' her
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dinner which is given in honor of distinguished
officer who is about proceeding upon an important
public service, can only say that we should be
happy 20 hear his speech. %e
Sir William Molesworth, in reply 10 his former
political bedfelIow, was hardly SO rough, but did
moi scruplet 10 say
The Lon. member from Manchester has thought
proper 10 accuse me OF some change in my opin-
ions since l have had seat upon these (the Trea-
| sury) benches. beg 10 give TO that charge fiat
contradiction. j do not in any way acknowledge
the right of the hon. member TO be my political
guide or leader, and while respect his talents,
| he will ernit me 10 say of him, that although
think he is very able man; at the same time
think that he is full of liberal and minded
pJudiees.
keen ir' ny against the dining masters. Mr.. Spoon
er (roIyl remarked:
| 1t was an awful thing TO engage in wnr, and he
agreed with the honorable member that II WIS not
al lest walls like tie one i'll question that great
| nation should be called upon, headed by Her Ma
jeStys Ministers, 10 express an opinion 10 the
policy OF going 10 war. lie believed that this
the first time that war had been near impending
upon which the Government had not advised the
Sovereign 10 proclaim solemn fast. 1t was the
duty of Christian nation TO acknowledge Prori-
dence in all its affairs. We boosted of our fleets
of our aImieS, and of the good feeling of the peo
pie; but the battle was not always to the strong
neither was the race to the swift, and he sincerely
trusted that the noble lord would yet see fit 10 adj
wise Her Majesty to call upon all her subjects to
join together in imploring the mercy and praying
Tor the guidance OF Providence, al Il in committing
to His care the awful interests now about 10 be ln-
volyed.
Mr.. Gordon closed the scene with a few pithy
remarks in the course Of which occurred the fol-
lowing:
When he had heard, therefore, the acrimony and
want OF temper with which his right honorable
friend had retorted upon his honorable friend, he
must say that the tone and temper of his right hon
orable friend carried back 10 his recollection re-
mark which he had often heard, that W hen persons
expressed contempt of anybody in strong terms,
and with great amount of temper, they did not
very often feel all that contempt which they ex-
pressed, but rather feeling OF self accusation and
modification.
And this ended the nffair
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Federal Court.

This Court, Judge Peterborough presiding.
met in this city yesterday. A large number o,
jurors from various parts of the West we.e in st.
tendance. The grand jury was full and a largo
number of petit jurors are on hands ready for to
day. The grand jury were adjourned over 10 this
day. The present term will be consumed in the
trial of Indictments found at the last term under
the new steomboa; law, mostly sins of omission
rather Than commission. There will be one
of felony, that Of lad charged with robbing the
mail in Wetzel county. As usual no civil busns s.
can be done, as four day term for this place is
worse than farce. If Congress cannot find time
TO give this court time 10 do the business beore it,
ii would be well 10 abolish it altogether as
neither judge, bar nor surtors get justice now.
1t is strange that ten years effort hes failed 10
bring Congress TO perception of the evil and its
correction. Cannot II he done this session.
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Invi.ora,ing ait

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IL there be ga special Providence in the fall of spsr
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raordlary potency In functional Diseases lie found the
production growing and In among remarkable Tor
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The Commercial Convention.

The Charleston Standard of Tuesday last con-
tains the report of the committee OF fifty appointed
to make arrangements for the Commercial Con-
vention to be held in that city on the 10Th inst
The committee report that having Sc 1t out cir
Cuars 10 all the Steamboat and Railroad lines in
the Southern country, and 10 the press Of the South
and Southwest, requesting them 10 call attention
TO the objects Of the circulars AMI the Convention,
concessions have been generally granted by the
said lines, by either giving a free passage to all
delegates OF reducing their fare one-halE Dele
gates are required in travelling to exhibit the GER
tifcate of their appointment their cards of in
vitatlon.
The report farther states that ample arrange
ments have been made for a splendid bali as well
as for public dinner, an excursion around the
harbor, exhibitions of FIRE works, &c.
register is TO be kept under the direction Of
The Committee of Reception, by whom all dele
gales aud visitors will be introduced.
The Charleston Theatre, Meeting street, has
been engaged or the week, as The place OF meet
ing for the Convention, and arrangements are be-
ing made 10 designate the seats OF the President,
Wee Presidents, Secretaries and Delegates of the
Convention edtors and reporters and also to fur
niSh an efficient police 10 preserve order.
Suitable badges are being prepared that there
may be no difficulty in recognizing the Delegates
10 the Convention. They will be placed at the
reception Hall, under the charge of the Commit
lee and furnished each delegate on registering his
name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06

uThe long-pending case in the criminal court
in Washington. of Fuller VS.. Schaumbe1g, was
brought to a termination yesterday by the rendi-
lion of the verdict of the Jury. The verdict was
guilty of assault and battery. [upon Edward II.
Fuller,) but not with intent TO kill.''
1t will be tecollecled that Captain schaumberg,
about twenty months ago. shot Alr. Edward II.
Fuller, in front of the National Hotel, because of
personal difficulties between them. Hence the
indictment and trial Tie sentence of Judge
Crawford was, that the prisoner be imprisoned six
mouths in the county Jail, and pay fine of one
hundred dollars. The courtroom was crowded
almost 10 sufrocation when the verdict was an-
nOunced. Mr.. schaumberg is native of the city
OF New Orleans, and son of the late Col. Barthol-
omew Schaumberg, ofthe U. s. Army. James w
Schaumberg, tthe gentleman sentenced,) was an
officer OF one of the regiments of United States
dragons Tor several years. Upon retiring from
the army he settled in Philadelphia, where, with
his family, he has ever since resided. The verdict
of the jury and the sentence of the court in this
case have produced profound sensation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06

0I' The remains OF the late Joms IIow.Rp
PArHE, Qhe author of Home, Sweet Honey are
10 be Lto't 10 this country; and placed in the Con
gtesslonai burying GROUND, and suitable monu
meni erected 10 his memory. "-Erchanee
An SO, the bard who charmed the world with
hls swee; notes Of Home, but never tasted lis
sacred pleasL res-who as a wanderer all the DAYS
oil his life, and was ut last indebted 10 forricn
land for the htsPitalites OF srpuliure-is about 10
be h0nOre { with an ostentious "Home'' Tor his
insentient mortality, in fashionable cemetery -
And trumpet is sounded, that Fame and the
World may take knowledge of the fact that Ameri
ca Oilers 10 one OF her gifted sons the honors OF
sepuiiure within her broad expanse!
Such is poor human nature. with its usts of the
eye, and the pride OF life. JouN HowARp PAYSE
uId be permitted 10 elbow his way through The
crowd as best he might, while living; he Travelled
extensively, but could not go where his own min
StrelSy had not preceded him. H.. encountered
strange dialects, but his clone, Sweet Home"
had cen domesticated even in those unknow N
tongues. He died. and the hands Of strangers
composed Lis limbs for decent inte1ment, AMI lai!
Them away quietly on the lap oil his mother earth.
Then or the first time his cuunIrymen awakened 10
sense oil u cir duty 10 neglected fellow coun.
tryman, and claim his dust, as if, by more than
common honors shown 10 ii, they would atone for
III IT indifference TO the man while liyng!-O. s.
Journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06
No. 1, Sprigg House Emporium
CLOTHS, cAsslMEREs AND vEs1lNGs,


New Spring and SunIlne err G. GODS!
1th pleasure III being able to saw 20 nv nl Gus, -
ets ami The laSloma bic community that have Ia
returned from New York, and have been able 10 poc,.
Tic most Fashionable Goods for tie season that lie Et
emporium New York, import from France and lie
Oh eOuntTes and having dispensed with the sale OF TOu.
men Clothing, gives room and time 10 sea 10
the wants oil my customers III fashionable way w
new stock now Consists or = -'' ~
BLAcEJ BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE Axo
E-a. DAIHIA CLOTHS.
Atso SILK and wool SHINE Iets all shades and oors.
oombazlne, 5Ianter summer cloths, linen and grass co
&c, tor making trock, dress, sack aEt business colts =
FRENCH English, AID Amei lean cassme les; also dtrIS
ilhen urilngs, &c, for making pants As 10 Vestnes
have the most beautiful selection ever looked at in AMI
" all OF which am now prepared TO take up in he mos,
"a Mohablc and best style, have ussrls
services as cutter for the coming season. feel certain in
saying that can furnish better cloths tina any Ouse Wet
Of the Allegheny mountains = 4 $780, ~
IN competition with the above beautiful assoit-
meni Furnishing Goods, ali fe seasOmable and ash.
consisting of cloth, Cashmere casherett bUu
hazine grass linen, dlabia and plain linen ork Dies
ad business Goats, vests pants made r0n tie pst
asoabie and seasonabe Goods, in great variety; asO
en and cotton Shirts s.lk lii en-, lambs wool ard cot
ION uhdershrts aud Drawersi crayaIs STOCKS collars
gloves and sasrenders. -
Hosiery in great variety; as0 every other article suit
abie LOT completing sent'emaG's wardrobe.
an The above named articles, together with many oIke
articles that an be found at my store No Sprss ouS.
FleSSe call In and take look, and bise yours
mlSl s RICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06


Dow, Jn., ON THE MORNING OF LlrE.-.My
Friends: AT twenty are ms wild as partridges.
ihere IS no such thing tanning US; we ride HAT
tlety, fierce. hendstrong animal, Pass on, over
iehees' hedges, bitches, and on 10 the devl-leap
me hve barred gate of Reason. without touching
Tue curb OF Discretion, pulling ha,der than
utnouse upon the strong rein OF Judgment Oh.
at al twenty you are a perfect locomotive going at
me rate OF sixty miles hour, your heart is the
ooller' love is the steam which you sometimes blow
oil IN signs, aud nope, fear, anxiety and jealousy
are the trans You drag. AT this season of life.
you are hllcd with the exhilerating gas of romance
everything TO you looks romantic Iy spells; cvena
lackasS phllosophising over n barrel OF vinegar
You lboth boys md girs) now read )vels until
your gzzanis have softened into sentimental irl-
", and SettIed into the pit OF your stomach On,
know now you ieel You feel though you
would soar from star TO star kick little nInns,s
ASIDE take crazy comets by their blazing hair, and
pun them into their right courses; sit upon The
highrst peak OF at thunder cloud, and dangle tlle
red lightning betwe cen your thumb and finger. osn
watchsuarI! That's how you ieel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06
Tragic Scene.
From the Cleveland Leader.

Messrs Editors:-As have seen no published
account of tie following strange ami heart reninp
scene, | take the liberty of sending you a brief
sketch, as related 10 me by my brother in law (wno
resides i'll Waupacca Co., Wisconsin, and in The
same neighborhood,) day or two previous 10 my
leaving the state, which was about Two weeks ago:
"A farmer sold yoke Of oxen to an individual in
the neighOorhood, and received his pay in paper
money. The man who purchased the oxen, being
in hurry to start of, requested the farmer 10
assist him IN yoking them up. He accordingly
went to the yard with the man for that purnoSe.
leaving the money lying oa the table. On his re.
turn TO the house, lie found his little child had
taken the money from the table, and WINS in In.
acl OF kindiing The fire in the stove with it. From
the impulse OF the moment, he hit the Child slap
on The side OF the head, hard as to knock il
over; and, in the fall tstruck lis head against The
stove with such force as TO break lis skull
The mother, who was in the act of washing n
Sma child i'll tub of water in an adjoining room
on hearing the Traces, dropped The child, and ran
10 The room whence the noise proceeded and W as
SO much terrified at what She there beh,lJ, that
she forgot the lite child in Ire tub f.r time and
ON her return IL the room found the little one
drowned! The husband, after few II inutes t--
viewing the scene before him, SEEING two of his
children dead, without further reflection, took
down his gun and blew his own brains ont!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06

TThe o" dit in Washington is. that Mr.. Pen
dleton of Virginia, good and true wing, is TO be
recalled from his Chargesh,p al Buenos Ayres, and
50 give way 10 democrat of some one of the
many grades with which thot party is now posses.
sed Ills said that the Cabinet find great difficult
ty in selecting the right man, for having made SO
many bunders heretofore. they consider it neces,
sary 10 be little more discreet in these matters
now and hereafter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06

wEsr POrSr CADErs.-.The bill which the SEN
ate passed on The 22d un., adds sixty two 10 The
number Of cadets appointed every four years. and
eonfers upon the:senators of the respective States
the privilege of appointing them. All the present
time members OF the House alone have the right 10
select cadets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06

:, SUICIDE AT PArNEsvILLE-P aimesoiLie, Ohio.
Mareh 3l.-Dr. E. E. Smith, an old resident Of
inns place. deliberately shot himself through The
head tn morning with rife pistol. No reason
is assigned for Ihe rash act, except that he was
ired OF life. He dressed himself as he desired to
as he was found. ~ ~ '"''eu
When first discovered, his countenance was as
CAIN and composed as though sleeping, and his
graSped lie pistol >"e"' "e
lie requt sted 10 lie buried with Ma.onic hon,r
body 10 the grave. ''''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06
urPOISoNING.n

Thousands OF Parents who vermrfige composed oil
castor OIL calomel &c are not aware, while they
appear to benefit the patient. they actually laying
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss orsisht. weakness ofIim5s, ETC.
In another column will lie found the advertisement
ilobensacks Medicines which we ask tho attention OF
all directly interested in their well as their cI
drens health Ia Liver complaints and disorders ari
sing from those bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine Hobensack's Liver Pills
nS-"br not dsceirsd," but ask IIohensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sIr
nature of the Proprietor, J. n HoBESSAcK, as none
else genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06

1.-THE citizers of Jefferson county have held
meeting and expressed themselves opposed 10 an
extra session OF the Legislature as recommended
in some quarters. We think this is the general
sentiment, at least far any occasion for ses.
sion appears at present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ma. EprToR:-I announce myself a candidate, not
fon the Sheralty, but favorable notice OF alt who
wish TO purchase Wall Paper Window Paper, Fire Bo- rd
Prints and Books and stationery My stock large aud
arr determined TO sell al the lowest prices.
ap1 JOHN u. THOMPSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-06

aJThe lrst survivor of the battle Of Lexington
died at Boston, on the 26th ult. His name was
JONATHAN HARRtxcrox, aud upon his decease lie
Legislature of Massachusetts, the MiliL ny, tile
Masonic bodies, &C., attended his funeral.