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i " e nave lust learned OF some romantic adyen-
. lures which took place at Cynthiana, KY, few
Gays ego. II appears that very clever, hne look
lng Young gentleman rom hiladelnhia, had oc-
casion 70 visit Gynthlana, on business during the
PAST i winter, ana w1iie there beceme acquainted
wilha Young lad MISS -, somewhat cele-
9t9lse lot het chaIms. MI: S---. inc I ma
ueiPnan, was not PROOF against the .orlghp eyes oil
Tue hentucl y maiden. de hau never seen sucn a
glorious, Iqnu, speIIkNng Far OF oros among me
OF lhe Sta IAeyslohe ie was Iaylsilea,
lntoScated anu 20 lns eyes
anu was ~ 5i ,sn az slattea
oaeS iot shs 10 nus
ils ,ne '
when nax.ns pss3h agIesu upon. me
9s anu ane us lowers COME
asn,, aS M gay iol the love,
onl came MOI. I'M In Two days more the
one was Iss
~. EYES lli o.
hr
~ bisb S an, s r ~
this n a,m y nT. ~
=. 81 YIN 10
i CO.. ., nole OF
G y, 's nv
nnlying love; the holy happiness Of fle Welded
ces.ags ny, deep posen
% .s
o,,s MI, t.a
way l,sT6esr be nc,ri 1--we
the onIntessenae Of human Miss II tHa lss,;I,s
tion If nj n ss I;,sa
aud sn,ili INT vst h o,usue 81
ecfa ciss "a ~
ed afi6f Ne tlfsed MI snit. He was br8ife IL
feors and nTonises ~, ths ...;,i
FEW mare honey an,, the ri
Ii,he lale1i,hiai ,yhs q; az i
Ulnppnr,l i'm lave }, ami d,.seIyel mo- cons;a,
iaitI,l ,yns 10 bar lie
Snma d.v Gy,l far tbs yoorr;a,a 80 : !, ~,
have ID lar l, Nm H 20 lr "
J Rnt iha and w. 10 mt wei Dnr;ns sh .,.5s .;,,,
third lover nreseni.l himself ana ,lscIarsl III
passion. The inaiten IfrifnkIv foid him She
Hn1 n A., ;;ti
him 10 the wetltii,ig as a gi,est instsa,i6f sroom
On the same evening! fsSunday1 Mt. So ear oIIii
we'd from ,Phiiadelphia he " a ! not long in find
ing ont how matters Stood and was nsbhsi nj fs
int.liipanceyfb,t Missi -, II, M ,,i, ~
her instead a Il,,ihself nm lie,
DIV fls. 81 Az toot I'LL 80 ~ Ma LII
had an interviews with The result If iybScb bs
seemed particularlv we'll niessel. Hs then STEM
ned min Inc III ,b ~ -
anil asked to bir tb,. ysry est a nni afs
to 90 to MaySyiiIeSS, M. infoYmel him
thai IL voni he iiTnosSiiii, IA, him
Thai he n AZ Ia IL, on ibe follow ins Tues
,,o,,I5 I,ay f,r NJ 80
In ,yb6nI2,, said Aif viii shine mis-
t1SinSS 81 .To Miss 80 was the rebly. Mr.
~ IN preserved his ie,nter and sinhly fenark
bot n !, ~ h;qbiv ;mno,tnnt Thai he sIonIi liz, at
AIaysyilIe at The earliest posslDle Inonen, md
TINT he " MS nj enarel to FIVE any fensonabIe mice
,r a cniriape be lii. Ialilv az ms i,siifcl ofT.r
had N sensible ti,.. Ne. ,oi
NIT his hest back anil mir ana icb,rssS ,o,,ng
fine afierwoTsls Miss r fnnn,l be5seif si,
ting bedside h.. VIM 10 pbY,aeln;s,, in he ai,va
mentionel carrase. and so;nS ,a,yarl MsSsv;Sis NJ
,bs Inie If oha,t in ;i 3
iigIt WINS san rn;scd ,h,t Nice
p Iii, - p,;,.S,,'s
He. ,na r,l;si, q sss -, M ,a,b =;
once monntsd a 49, ,1 sia,tas IN Iot
;, IL. ~ ~ ~ .ss 4, ....u .,1 80 ia ''o y.
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Ting FIRsr TIaE IN LovE.-A youth who is in
love ior the first time IS wonderfully romantic.-
Ihe beloved object is far above ordinary mortality,
and he could do more than huma nty eyertlld he.
lore :oT her sake. He half wishes that somebody
would run away with her, That he mig hit rid upon
backshorse, draw pistol, and shoot the villain
ant carry her back all in tears, fainting aud Ian
gushing on his shoulder; and that her pa would
m Ike some elegant remarks. He cannot think of
anything more joyous Than 10 live with liz in an cd
castle, very far away from steamboats, and post OIL
fees; and pick geraiiuns for her hair, and read
poetry with Ler under the shade very dark or
vines. Aud he, would have charming boudofrin
some corner Of the old rum. with harp i'll it, and
books Uoundin gilt, with Cupids ON the cover, and
fairy concb, will Tie chiIuns hung upon carved
doves. These Grsi Bindings of love are very pl a!
SAINT; but do they lusl2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

GRATEFuL YouSG AMERIcA.--Al LAY or two since,
au adventurous boy. Numbering some ten summers,
undertook to scull skif across the Ohio, from
Cincinnati TO Covington. When little over half
his voyage had 6een accomplished, a German gem
tleman, standing on the Kentuckysi side, saw the
frail bark cnpsize and the boy struggling IN the
angry tide. In moment he Invested himself of
coat AMI boots, plunged into the stream, and swan
10 The youths assistance. He ieachrd him just as
he was sinking the last time, and caught the
ynungsler by the head, on which the latter seized
him by the arm, and for mo rent both were in
danger OF being list. Happly, the gentleman
possessed great presence of mind, and gave the
boy a sudden kick, the effect (which caused linn
TO lease his hold, and enabled lis pteseryer 10
bring him sa fely. shore. Again ondry.land Young
America shook himself like altrue water dog, and
turning 10 his pteseryer, ssll in emphatic tones,
..W hat tie d---ldid you kick me for, you Id
old DutcllmaH?', and with this expression of
thanksFthe youngster started off, leaving his
.Dntc hmm staring after him with mingled feel
ilngs Of surprise and admiration al such genuine
and feryent expression of gratitude from so young
tand.-Cin. COMMERCIAL.
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1870 ssSst 9a,s Fofthe Intelligencer.
f.sEcce Homs.o -sifs

ie9 .oN siIpitB ny 5rRRIKf yoLMAs. ssh ts ,s..si.
.9sSA1----rf Il n
slaa dnr eqisaa, i4psi'sre possa pesfdere to.'
Backi RACING passions, baeki 7's.i
Be silent, hungry beasts! Of pteyi q
There dwells within my soul tc.aay, 5ila s3es3
~ 5taH An angel guust. 9'.sa t''t e;a. saq
2 From out tiiat blood. stained soul, ag'ss 4-t
4 Where lends from hell had made thc,r lair,
j. stilIoso to Col my moaning prayer s.a,
For lie, for rest e. l isii
And He hath hear,Iii For there a a.ei5s
Amidits darkness. an angel ris,, ii 10, slss
And trembllngp where breaks tho midnight skies
Al ray divine. srith4a.gsie -s..,
3. Loi In the broken cloud = lf7ei $50 ~ lt
e A God. like face bowed, white withagony s,.a
Thou crowned. and dead Deal-to give life 10 mel
saviori 'ris thfnei
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U-rt is reported that a dandy lsteiy appeared in
Iowa with legs So ettenuated that the authorities
had him arrested because he had no "visible
meansot support '.s5ias,s2 3 'a'asg
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session at Pittsburg, voted down resolution on
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From the Lynehburs virsinian.
Protestant Episcopal Convention
THIRD DAr-MAY 10.

TIN
slS - *
i pie Consenfion was called 10 order by tn.
IBisliop. ana oneTetl with PRAYER by the Assistant
/ Bishop.
/ The following gentlemen of the clergy and Iuity
mot before nam, Il, are present. = ~ ~
Rev Messrs. Jas. ID. AlcGabe, Jas. Chisholm.
William Armstrong. Hobt. Smith, T. M. Amber:
Lioge. W Lalane, ir.. N. Nj ier, r.. Bryan,
l. d. Ellis. IS. Scott, u. d. Davies.
IN o n,o,ion ,0 oil KEY. MI. Grammar,
hssotued, u hat clergymen from other Dioceses
be invited 10 occupy seats as honorary members.
mr. ~ Raeon,s official accounts were presented by
hev. w. N. fendlelon. p ~ As2t9ss4 !
letter OF my ton was read Ifon the Pfesit
tdentot the Nltginiaa md Tennessee Railroad, i'm
wiling the Inem6efs OF the Gohpent6lfto take an
excursion on the IalF ad to Christiansburg.
The thanks oil The Convention we're rendered 10
1.-THE President for his kind Invitation. s1e -
On motion OF Rev. Mr.. w hittle,
Resoipsd,s II tat the name of the New Parish,
formed at the last Convention. from Wicklife
Parish, lie changed from luther to Clarke Parish.
n Resolrea, That the report of Col. q. NJ: Car
rEgtoM be referrAi 10 tie Committee on the StaunE
ltln Female Institute. s,ssI Il lsa3s -
r. Rey94hif DANA read the report OF the Committee
Ton The Episcopal Fund 7's 80 - lqie3 s9 4 ~
IL ~ Rev. nj "a Grammar stated, that the Committee
on tie Widow and Orphans Soc,ety, not having
received the report Of, The Treasurer of the Fund,
,aIentibe torepott- .ss.esSy 'ss, s ~ |
Missionary Fund was read. s9t y etspll sssll
Il II Can1Nl ~ NNN.aE kVE Trl Iaa 80
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THE ezAR's IpEA or AN ANaEI.-Ni has
called his broth rim law, The Kingof Prussia, AN
view-has, of course, two wiines,l-one OF M
iantry and one of arillery.-Punek
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f. AT
No. i, Sprigg House Emporium.
"Oak Hail"

"Oak Halw
sul rsceiv in addiionto their already large and
desirable stock of Goods somS oil the most hesn,in
f TSo ever offered 70 the trade IN their line
avg eonnd TO the heretofore high nTices The ny
~ Shoe 1Sade by selling their goods At small ali va,ro
gooa aud cheap goods for money! mSa US
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E IaFfpELirY.--4The Richmond Ehauirer thus no.
been employed to discreditithe authority of The
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I3.ln-rsICK FA.NDJAFFL lCTED. rnIssl

THE most sale and certain .dy ever known TO the
world for tile OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma.
'brohehttis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whoopng
cough, Group. tickling or rising III the throat nervous de-
bty pains lin tho sileor breast btoken
from the abuse or ealoet AID other causes, IS DoeroR
iswAyNE,s cohiPoUED SYRUP OF WILD CHER4
RYi ard consumption, after ithas reacted state, and
sried character hitherto inefabe, yields
without struggle 70 this great ginai Wild
paiationl Rememher-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, and the oy compound prepared by regular
physician, is manufactured under the Immediate Of
DR. WAYNE, at his Laboratory. No.4 North Seventh
st above Market, Philadelpha, .l55y x -
& For sale Sy--DR. JAMES sAISERif KELLSiS. oABD-
willis and +, TrRltsoN & Co Wheeling. FLEMiNGi
BROS, Pilisburgli. BuRDsALI & Co., Cincinnati;
aud By dealers generally. as4 sep10
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TREED by A LocoMorIvE.-Some years ago Prof.
Lertabee visited Portland, Maine. He had been
-nightfall, which found him a mile ortwo from bis
quarters. He started home@prd, and soon came
10 inlet for The tide water, spanned by railroad
bridge half mile long. He got about one third of
The way across, and he heard the scream of The
steam whistle; on looking bnck, he saw the light
ming train coming al tile rate Of forty mile an hour.
To get back was impossible; 10 ouitun ii was Out
ofethe question;ito stand By the side of the track
men OF the deep blue sea beneath, was not expe-
iient. What should he 30? One thinks very fast
under such circumstances. On came the train
louder shreked the whistle; the blidge was gained
caught sight Of the Telegraph pole standing beside
The bridge. he ram; 10 f--cuught hphl-of il, and
cooned up in very nndignfed haste the
screaming, snorting, galioping train dashed BY
As soon as the nervous excitement Gained down,
change Iuper. s,sii5s ~ ; 8 = ~ y
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TTHe South Western a gricultufal Association
!, (of Kentucky has seven hundred life members.
1t is intended The number to one thou
sand, giving the association a stock basis of $780,
900 for lie iooneTrattnnss55 2 F,'s'2s
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Is WESTERN MERCHANTS.
Notiss 10 shiPPers

-f7s WED Lhf6lNf Ih6hCt1ANIS.F
w. ~ %, ri ~ 3 -,
- -. '' 81 y ,.tP 9ne Ine iWheT
~ Hetn Steamships 10 ana tf'0ln Neto York
-t and Bultim0re. T.. r.
TIME LOCUST POINT DEPOT at baltimore heins
now comneted ain freight 10 and from lie ipssi is
transhppe direct iroI the cars TO lie ssnm or ROM
steamers the cars uer cover, thus securing
elandse from damage by and handling and
aisr ION LOT Sa age anu .,
itbs G Is OF
must secure 10 his rie lie a,eisrenee vsS ali otSsrs
independent OF the fact mat Inn rates III eist are
The Locust Point Depot has storage for IN mo
barrels Shippers can have their opeTty stored nee Of
all expense, except usual storage, until Such as they
may desire 10 place II In market.
ew nna an" na aSre =, aaaly ",
an5.otavsyyS s' - JbfiN n cI.pK
U5-Fron and arler this date freisls viii h. iasn Nv
tie b. g. o. Railroad Co and the Parlsr Vein ~
TO, at sumner rates. '''> - : 'E rniis
80. ,,x,, . una lass
;1() III Go S ESngss' to9e Soeoa NUTS; 49,.
iTl 3 rsse G;hiTkins. u SsS Sin. t,u'si
Lobster y EnsIisi, wnInnts
30 dOz. Lemon Syrup, Q cases pres,yed Giurer,
q iralls Datess. .f,,.. bags Peclns;
az az Ie haisins cases sltroni
.a goo drun,s Figs; miSeI PEEL Ell
60 boxes Herring. 900 bush Cround NUS
and .Es By anu Candy always on hand
49,. T. =. ASKEW,
-my4 = 3. IS. corner Main and Monroe SIS.
Il. LANDRErH'Ss GARDEN ST. EDS -
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GIT is said thai there haze been ten persons
condemned for treason in the United States. but
not one execution has ever taken place. y w
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eINoRTHrHN AND WESTERN wHrAr-There is an
active demand says an exchange puper. for wheat
4 at the various Lake ports. According to the
Toronto Coopist the oswsgo mlleIs are paying as
high price as IS. iOd. Three eargoes mixed,
.partSpring wheat, sold at IS. Sd. The lColonist
says Canadian flour is goihg away rapidly 70 New
York and Boston. Since the opening 100000
sbbls. haze gone TO those markets whete the stocks
are consumed. The Canadian Mills are nearly
ground out, and cannot buy wheat at current rates
paid on oswego orders. There is a great scarcity
of wheat at all points on Lakes Erie and Ontario
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

TnE DARK DAY.-Thisgreata nnular eclipse will
con mence IN Boston a .sS min. past4. p. H., and
continue two hours and four minutes. The day isthe
the apparent diameter OF the moon compared with
that of the sun, will be aboutS to lo-and conse-
quent!y some nine -tenths of-the sun will be COW
cred. The path of the eclipse will put across
the westernpart of the Atlantic Ocean, Massa-
chusetts, Maine, N. ampshre. Vermont, New
York, Upper Canada, Lake Superior Northeast
an.l5eW ashigton Territories. and thence through
southern edge of British America to the Pacific
Ocean. The central line If eclipse will enter
New England near Portsmouth,, and It's path will
extend sixy-two miles on either side. Boston will
fall within its path. To those onthe central line
tile sunwill appear like huge circle oflight-the
rim on the outside. In Boston the appearance
will be much the same, only the ring of light will
be wider on one side than The other. s41s
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News TO us.-"Quite an excitement has been
awakened inithe town of Winchester, va, by The
recent action of the School Committee in exclut.
ing the Bible reading book from the schools of
that town. 1t seems that the attention of the Com
mittee was called to the subject in the following
manner: mall the schools it was the rule thatethe
children should be required to read extracts from
the Bible daily as portion of their exercises, but
III one of tEemiwere some few children of Catho-
~ nc parents who one day refused 10 comply with
this rule, and were subsequently expelled. The
father OF the children appealed to the committee,
and after due consideration onther part, they:de-
clled thai the Bible should not be used by the
scholars areadng book, but by the tepchef only
in the opening of the SCHOOL,
The above IS extracted from a Baltimore paper,
IN which 1t appears as an item of news. Z II cer-
talnly is news to us, as there has been, to our
knowledge, no such excitement in this town MS
IL e one referred TO- Our church members move
along smoett ly together, The doing of good bling
apparently their only object Doubtless This para
graph allu,ses 10 town of the same name of ours
IN another St4te.--W Winchester Republican.
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TaEi wuE,r CRor.iss MissoUsI.-The St. Louis
elgencer. of the 9Th inst. in speaking of the
approaching harvest, says that insthe course of
fyetor six weeks, new wheat will make its APP
-pearupce in the market, and would have Western
dealers mindful of the fact, that a decline in the
price ofthis article must necessarily ehsue! Pti-
ces in that region almost ecrease a5 10
per cent upon the first introd9 of The new
crop. The farmers ia that quarter are expecting
!. to cut theirswheat and have it in market by the
25th of June, ...s.,- nssl;s - 91a
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1t was resolved, on motion, 10 refer The report
and resoluliShs, and other matters concerning the
Institute, to a Committee, composed of Messrs.
Conrad, Rowle and Lee. T. 500 ~ ss5,t55si
Z The Convention adjourned 10 8 "A, NJ, to-mor-
row. ,i.s5 ST . ttta,. fssa5sl a H.,
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Foh SALE OR RENT 9l.S:syt
1.-TWO hne brick buildings, on Zane ST
and eaTfSge house, n9on al and IN cellar 70 each Wild
The property being on the HempictI p,;,.
70 rooms,l would make. good HOTRf ''oadCt.s,,
Possession list OF Anril ASL- u
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A DESIRABLE brick house. si,.,,., ~
mrs inquire o. - ThoAas GREY SRRiss3irs4 .a,
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/. feb2 na as al J. RoHAs. !.
~ Ths sSSTe with other good Ospty
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pMiss, Caroline Plummer. a single lady, who
died at Salem, Mass, on the 18th inst, had accu-
mulated a fortune of 100000. BY her will. she
left Harvard College $4,000. to found profess
orship off Moral $50 200 to the Salem
Atheneum; and about $40, 900 10 found a. Farm,
School at Salem. 9eloSy 5eT6f1a
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.,,,. LAND FOR SALE LIZ
WISH 10 sell my farm near Wbcsiia..
onlperal terms, ail in one or oTs ,I snd Wiz ~
aeslred.. mai9 eseISas II.
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EssEcrs OF -ruE W Ar missionary clergyman
has lately written fsoms cons,antinople melani
3choly picture of the distress " hich the Eastern
.warshas already occasioned among the poorer
Glasses of that great city. He says that there is
no conmetces no business going on, but little mo
,neyito be seen, and thousands OF human beings
are dying of hunger, thirst edness and disease
Rats and mice are eaten by many 10 alay the cra
Wings of hunger and people who but few months
since were comparatively rich in worldly, goods.
now'beg far bread. g, e.o a.at alss 5.,i.i.ese. +
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$500 aJPoIsoNING.1ns -
Thousaiids or Parents who Vetndnuse composed Of
Castor Oil. caomel DC, are n6tlware that while they
appear TO benefit patient they ateactuily laying te
foundations of seres of dlscascs such Salvation
loss ofsisht, weakness OF limbs, etc. = I, . !. 81
In another column willie found the advertise o
nobeasaeis Medicines. toaloI attention of
all directly interested in their Us their chill
dren.s health In Liver complaints aud all disorders ari.
sing from those bilious type should make use the
only genuine medicine. E1obensaeks Liver Pits.
otdeesfrea,S but ask for uobspsaeks Worm
Syrup aud Liver Pills, that each has the sig
nature Of tho Proprietor, J. N. HoBENsAcK. as none
p ~ ~
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1.-THE Washing ton Sentinel foots; up =, as follows,
the taking which has been done on the Nebraska
bill. Speeches fort principle of the bill in the
Senate, ii; in the House. -totai6 3D. Speeches
against tie bill in the Senate. in the House, so
total, Sc. Besides the speeches actually deliver
ed, Messrs. Bliss, Cook, Eyerhart, Sage, Howe,
Stuart, of Ohio. and other gentlemen Cat least
twevein all,l obtained permission 10 publish their
speeches, not having been successful in their
efforts to obtainithe floor to deliver them:
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tnmbric n dix Is QIIadles and gents; a laTgkI
~ be sold by the dozen, half dozen. or single Ont al
as they eau he bought from the IObbing T.sde, io-
with many other items we lave not rOom or tinx d n
ton, only we say il you will come 10 No. j. Main
centre Wheeling, you will make money by thsoPeaal
my1 95 MCNAIR & HERVEI.
Gazette IOny
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-gJTheIe is an inscription on n tombstone at La
Point, Lake superior, which reads Us follows :
sslohn.s Philips accidentally Shot as a mark of
affection by his brother"
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foANTA 4tSNA, aIlet long uUSelc IIulh Tue VupIT
toI,Fwithout any intelligence ofShis movements,
has again g TUNED supe within three1mile of
Mexico. after defeating ALv1REz. He lis 46ns2of
the hardest men 10 stkilr world eyer pro-
duced, and possesses SORT ofsmagic elasticity
which enables him, when stricken down, to re-
bound TO an elevation proportional 10 his previous
j Depression ~ sgz,i ~ s,s .,as,.s5 silo bae
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

HAVING larger than my farm viii ac5
~ commodate will part with fifteen heifefs and iei
er cows They arc from one 10 three years OF nse all
sired the Bates bull elvidere" and descended nom
H1-Price $3.50 to $500
Address II. P. REMINGTON,
=. Il % South Front street,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26
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OF Nc, 8, in block 25. nm LIS.
aud running back 100 feet 10 an street. CO
sse ssst si,patg lots IN tie city ioI eiey hs
iots or one .Ialfof IL a. MAJ Rii ssSs AZ
enquire al ibis he peIsa.e,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03
TOT halioh iohihti
Woman's Rights.

Mrs. Lois Lyford, aged 65 years, wife Of
Peter Lyford of Woodbury. was left alone at
the Homestead one day last week, when a
Hen lawk Of the largest size taking the ad-
vantage of the absence of the man of the
house made descent upon the poultry.
Mrs. l. allied forth, ard by means Of a
hue and cry succeeded IN defending the
chick ms against the first murderous assault
HIS llawkship, banked IN the first instance
BY female interference and indignant at such
a resolute assertion Of Wonans rights,
boldly took hrs stand IN the orchard waiting
favorable opportunity OF renewing the con
test
! The good lady thinking that iorbearance
was no longer vrtue,' resolved to try what
virtue there was in powder and lead, and re-
turning to the house seized gun which she
handled with some difficulty, having lost the
use of one arm
She managed however TO hold the breech
against her shoulder with one hand, at the
same time resting the muzzle in the fork Of
an appetree. and, in this position she took
aim, - unhitchedn and killed the " Yarm;nt'
so dead that he scarcely iluuered.
THIS exploit reminds US that the race Of
Mothers Of the American Revolution is not
wholly extinct.