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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16
bmi kItFN SALE.
g0E ADMIN ISL RATUK'S SALE,

--. .hOMlNlo ia Oto SALE,
is 6hares Wathingtcn Hall Stock
7 WILL sell 81 Public Sale on TluTtdsy the Iti ~,
i juno next, Fifteen Shares wp'hIston Hall SO ( ~
Ung 70 theeSIHtcoTJ y. lIpss, deceased, olA,N,S
est hjddeF.
Terms made known on dsyDf sale.
ny2I JNO, X, BOlSFORD, Gsnpt
" The above sale isPosiP6ned until tue slh diy
Augwt hbi9
dT-fhl' sale Is postponed 10 Sspt. 9Th at II gsictt
G9.fhe shove sale is postponed until the 18th j
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From Tie Mobile Register, OH.

ASoruER BATTLE BETWEEN TIlg lRlsIiARD Tng
AMKAICANs the hmsriedHs driUen JrOia Tie polls
-retreat of The IriSh--ihS Americans finally Uie'
torious!--A serious riot occurred at tile 9th Word
yesterday afternoon, Which promised lOT Ilme TO
lead ~ deplUIable results
The facts as we have gathered them lIom eye
witnesses ATE substantially os iollOwS.-At an
early hour, difficulty between The AmeTlCanS.nud
Irish urculIed, III whichihe UrmeG being greatly
IN The mImunIy, were driven tTOn Tie polls. B1-
asueIaled at Ills stale Of ulniIs, the AmrTcahs
ruied in large numbers, aud proceeded TO the
seat Of wBr.-AfleT sUins diminishing, on lTlslman
WHO is burkeepeI under the AmPlthealIe, got in
to tight with an American, aud beng pressed by
numUeIs, fed IntOR house teuunled by Spanish
family, OH corner Of Royal aud EsONa streets.
Under the impTy ssion that u ( house was leu
ltzvOuS Of the lsh rioters, The vast crowd poured
u, d mOlShing windows and bnnIStsIs, in suEch Ol
lie fugIIiye, Who, us we afterwards 0SCetlnlnt d.,
nad taken refuge Ia lie cnueY. A shot wOs
ired OF the cTumd by one Of lle inmates oil tie
iuuSe, but unfortunately the contents we're ~.
;eiVed by female, ulsp 81. inmate, WHO endeaYuT-
ID 10 prevent The suicidal auernpl OH the part Of
ueT COuntyman.
He'd II nul been for The fleeing Of the Irish and
the expUSlulalions OF The Mayor the mob enrdged
as it was might have proceeded to greater eS
iIemlIs.
AS 1t was, it ended 10 far less blUOdshed than
was expected considering The mlSsils Of every de-
SCTIplOu TeSOIled to, though The re wnS enough To
satisfy the most eXacling, #..H..-
ANornER Accountable M-yor was early on
the grOumd and commanded tile peace, and by his
prompt aud judicoUs course succeeded IN EeslOr'
ing Order We ATE not advised how The difficulty
commenced but RLenon, Irish aud Natives seem
ed to have q art in it. The later were Tepulsed
al first, being consd, mbly OutnumGered bnI soon
reCt iyed large TeinloIcements, when they were left
maS;eI Of the field, Deadly weapons we present
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16

SesciE E1t6aTkBiER ENoLAND.-DuIing the
lost SlS months here has been eSpOflel from Eng-
land The sum nE ,ee7, 3si $50 inspeoie, being an
excess OF Gt63l,480 eonpaFed wishihe fTqt SIX
ed IL Ell 1858, 600, and Of silver g3i462,96Q. The
silver Is mhinly sought for China, and oT Ham-
bug, belgium and Rotterdam, while the gold -
wngtsd foi Fm9eP,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16

ToHATo.-TheJe. are os many ways Of cooking
this vegetable as there ore tostes. We find Tie
following TO answer eur purpose.
Drop The fruit into boiliug water which VIII
cause he skins 10 come M eoslyi place them u
0 brass OF porcelain vessel wilha tablespoonful
Of augaT 10 every quart OF skinned tomatoes and
tewI when the tomato i~well dine. taLeNpi add
Sonls etumbaof light bread with lump of buttsti
place in abalioy vessel md Joke. They are
very, nice VIXEN ileWed, bus when baked are de-
llolOu1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16

TnR LATE DUEL IN KENrUcRY.- The Gin.
cnnai Gazette has The following account Of the
duel tlat.was fought in Kentucky on last Monday
week, bri,a mentioned by telegraph few days
since f.G
Sometime since, Mr.. Henry Short, IT,, clerk
on Fifth street, became attached 10 a beautiful
Young lady, residing on Eighth street, 10 whom c
soon eng ged himself Tor marriage. Mr., Short,
aGoutAmouth arO, went 10 PmlHdelPhin Unnvisii
tJ his parents, who Teside On, CheSnut street, in
that city. During his absence heTeceived letter
from fellow clerk, that his beiIOihtd lady love
wins keeping the company OF young "limb Ul the
law" named Alexander Peacock, now a Resident
Of Chicago, but a native OF this city. The Teller
gave blr s. reason 10 believe That Peacock and his
lady love were engsgpt. MT. S. returned home
and found that all had not been told hm--that r.
had slandeGed him, aud DETAINED his character to
T. s'yoUng LADY, and titus won her affections. De-
ltfmined TO have an explanation, he wrote 10 Pea.
cock andlhe lady, and demanded the same. They
both treated him co dly, aud requested MI. s. mol
to annoy them with his commnnicationS--ihe lady
at tie same time returning her engagement nng.--
This so ennged Mr.. S. that he sent challenge to
Mr. r., which was accepted, and rifles were cho-
sen os Tie weRp ms. Seconds were appointed,
who fixed tie place Of meeting and time. per
ions were present except two friends Of each par
", and tlteir seconds. Atthe frsl FIRE no injury
was sustained 10y either Of the duelhsls An ei-
f,fl was then made TO reconcile tue difficulty, but
neither party would listen TO any compromise, and
ih0 parties were ordered 10 their posts ioI second
ere. The word w0s given, phdAlT, S. fell bleed
u,p 10 the gTdunl, the bali having taken effect in
hi5 left shoulder. He was then picked up aud la.
Ken In an. Brspson's, farmers house, and his
wound dressed he is considered in critical
condition. II IL now understood that when The
Young lady learned what had happened, she re.
fused 10 have anything to DO with either OF the
parties, aud has resolved 10 break OF ell engoge-
menls with each Of The gentlemen. lis, there
fore, evident that ia this case the Old adage 'loini
heart never won fair LADY, has beonTeyeTsed.
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AoOsn AND LOT FOR sALn.

THE undersigned Offers lnT sale his HuuS and LaE
j Market street. eaAt side, between N on, oe aid U
snees The lot ie ~ irstiIOnt, with good bek dSt
ling House aiil out buildings
II viii DO scid low aid on accommodating ieni, IL
rosscESion givemany lime alter The hIsI o: October
% GB- Enquire OF Nll5 ts a.F..|
,ers I5EE IN. ZIMVER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16

VjThe Funeral Of MIS-. Elizabeth Bsnton' wife
Of The Hon. Thomas II. Benton, took pace in
wuShinslon.t IN Tuesday OlIernoOn, from her late
residence, on G. street, Col. Benton was absent
having started some time since for the Slate Of
Missouri. Gen. Henderson, Gen. JessuP, Hon.
R. n. Stanton, Of Kentucky, Hon. MI, Ashe, Col.
SeotOn, Commodore ,NlCcuey, Hou. Mr. Single
TOM and 2, P. Blair ESqS acted as pall.PeaEers'
Among others who followed the remains TO the
tomb was tie P resident Of tie United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. -| /"
TNHR Union Liue Packets leaving regularly The arri
val the cars all bills OIladg must be board be-
loe 4o'clock. r. NJ. The Line will not DO responsible
Torhe delivery ofauy goods, aud will not pay collect
charges ay goods for which bills OF ladng not
board the boats before their doparuie. marSi-tr
White Wheat Extra Family Flour, &c,s
f1lHE subscriber has just leceyed OIL sal6--
80 barrels LOckwOOd's Extra Rlour
90 do PTaEers do .. 81
do do extra Family Flour,
900 bales first quality Hay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16

The mnn thal '.OP9 for lodge In some vagl
Wilderness" hes paid up
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16
I'LL LESION ZOE I864

7 Gentisn1e a, Kat s,a....,....
g AVERY tlson land ana n pannacturnF data o.
II h5 above and With w afss lineo Of ne C0n
Curvature, tinhtthsllWlfh blo,l am elsgin
gD-Nos.iis end rs NaIn..rsst
sra Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16

ora proposition to seiltle public markets in
New York has been made by committee Of The
Common Council. because they say that they in.
volvs an annual loss to tie cityoI many thousand
dollars above lheil receipts. They contend that
oil the mOqopolies complained OF in the markets,
and much OF. the Cheating and swindIing in falSe
weights aud MEASURES, result Gtom the plan Of SELL
ing stalls, the licenses imposed, and the sysIem
generally. They consider llat If markets, like all
other places OF business, weTe left entirely with
private enterprise, thai the competition thus caus-
ed would urge lne necessity Of Tue butchers and
other vendors being mole particular as 10 The quail
lily Of the articles kept aud sold, The markets
would also be in better taste, and would anod ma.
ny oonyeniences no! iO.Ds oSt0ined in corporation
markets. In Bosom a similar view IS taken Of
the public markets, and is proposed to,get rldoI
thsnn
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Nav ADvnRTTsnHGENTs
mnkan I'm.

Taken Up
yrNtR ,,bsoribeT living on Market street oi WHICH,
iPg 9 Ss issne Color osus can have ne COW
aud edll BY ralllns' payuE '""s'P '"1 sos ~
sway John COsTALO
,,, .,,.. cant n 1885, seplh'
TIMOTHY Sled,
IN 8usaRLs Ohio Timothy Ses"' GEo WILSON.
dJNI cfenll'
GLOVER SEED.
OK BUSHELS PRIME Glover Seed po ,vItsoN.
~ Aepl4 --. y -
ESTRAY COW. -
n EFT the pTemseE OF the subscriber ~ CeMlIs
Jig led nlmey Cow, with star IN her l9IensAu'
suitable reward will be paid for any
sepi4 l --- " Nv. :, - -
-EIIt ElFor Rent.
NOR ts,m or yeara from tho lsl OF April next ih!s
wei known and desirable business 6tayl, the MON
ROE HOUSE, In The city Wheeling THIS hGuse heo
been EGt for S Ss S1s isn nRd iucyc
pRrolhso Application may be made TO Tie Hup'oos' "
"he''pSa g8HEA iI' JOHN ). HoGE,
September t9h, IaSl. seLls.L- -
MoNAIR q HHRVBY
A RE now opening ~ extensive Si9Sk o. ,,.s.5 d
And wish to sll their nd lends with as many new
oles make ooven ent ~ val' item a'o NaI pc
Centre Wheeling. eSLIS
EIIT FALL STOCK
other elites, one tie most extensive Alocks
Of tioods ever oxhlbedin Wheeling, yL1..,.,.,. .,
U,c come one aid al and examine my GOods aud pIiees'
as hy 80 doing yUu will greatly benefit yOulAelHeS'
Here ne some Of the pIlcss;-I H 81.
DsLalnos, fpsSt Atwood AllIssolosO ssiis
T ISs MIA tiaI sp., Do d.hG sic
Collars, Swisa, 'at'a IS,
| do camhrc worth Sc 7oc
Muslin bl1ashsd, igl yahd wide ri. 7 ne
do" 90 E Ssly soiSs3, wennsa l9o.e
| have oEOin on hand sont OF thai ,oo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16

MEMS BOOTS WOAAhb WEAR.
800 paTB beat cali bOOsj $3.50 raiT lace bOOtS
GO do Kip do Loco do Kip do
$50 do thick dO 100 do morocco do
$50 do Waterproof do wONLR's GAtTERs e
NHHs HRouANs, 100 pair wUnlenB CATERS all
300 pairs best cali brOsansj COlOIsj
pnO do kip do 800 pair walking shoe4j
600 do thick do $50 do mo buskinsj
31l do low price do $50 do Kid do
noYs' AND YoUTHs BRoOAHs l2O1 do Jenny Lindi
800 pair boys thick bTOgauS li50 10 slippers
600 do kip do NnssEs' BOOTS.
$40 pair youths Kip do $50 do mo ocoo bdolsI
601 do thick do 800 do Caller do
BOYs' bnoTs, 200 do calf do
900 pair boys thick bootsi 800 do Hip 40
$50 do KIP do CHiJpREn'H BOOTS.
200 do calf do 200 pail chill fancy bOOtSj
YOUTHS HoOTs, iI0O do Kid & mo. 90
100 pair youths calf boalsi 200 do guat do
200 do kip do $500 pals mems, wonien's
$50 do thick do aud misses gum SHOES Of
the best quality.
GB-TO which would respectfully invite my CiIstomeTs
aud the public generally to call ind examine before pur
scps : j. u. MARSH.
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For Saley

OF No ., In block 20, on lIampden s,Teel ce
j ! aud TunFlng back 100 eet 10 an alley ibS no l.,
tile best bl9aied lots n the city ioF aIesld w Oh o
hn alley on Tie back part and aide viii s.,i sEd
lOt o. onehall OF II, as may bestSUr the "toe
PoLiniOrmailoh enquiTe d this once ornT Ne{,,,
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New Wholesale aud Retail Boot aud
shoe Store,
JAMES B. MARSH,
LATE TINuLE AND MARSu.
No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.

d. am now receiving nom NV Eastern manuac'
Rl tuiers one of tile largest and bost assoTiments or
YIN RoOls aud Shoes for fall ard winter wear,
VAauferCd In this market, they having been manuIac
uTed order according TO my own dtTtcuom expressly
Tor retailing 10 my customers and the public ally,
eau unusually large vGety OF the best style OF
boots and Shoes, which guarantee equal both quality
Of material AID workmanship, 10 those manufactured IN
this or any Othor part OF the country.
Ny stuck win be found TO consist OF, in part, the fol-
I'M III ma bIe nDDtk:
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sAruRDAv MORN. sRPrBMBER e. l80a.
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TnE oLp woRLD CoMiSo TO rnE NEw,--'Tle
tide Of emigration stillpours onward. 1t is esIi-
mated that nearly bali a,mlliOu Of souls will az
rive IN the United States this year from various
parts Of Europe principally from Ireland anu Ger
many. on.a irGeni occasion the ship MOTs sailed
from wa,Grf6rdIor Liverpool with one hundred
anJibIty passengers, oil destined IOr America =
On the same day NE bundalk steamer lett her
nOolings at the quay, crowded with cmigranIs for
the Eame destination. The Limerick Examiner
also says; e.r
"'rhis DAY (Rrday) large numbels have passed
through The sWeels vi Limerick 70 take shipping
IN the vessels dboul 10 leave lUE America The
emsGants, in geneThi, are VI q comfortable Glass
such class rs would constitute tie strength and
hope Of nation under olleE and more Chse'lWg
auspices" HFs.I
And so from various Other point. The cry is
''slill they rqme.", aEs
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FOR SALE'
!, SHERlFR,S SALE.

VA DkSI RABLB LTiek house, Situated on Conn. b
"A Inquire OF THOMAS GRRY Vice
ulIo Z y =, - 1 H. .--L atA. Ro-,r,g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16

A LAwrER TngApMiLL.-Mr. Garden, the
wealthy lawyer recently convicted in Ireland for
the attempted abduction Of an heiIess, was, i'm
mediutely uiler bis seulelcet atliEed intLsoommon
juildrsss, bis bead .slayen, aud he was set upon
the lreadnill for the uaul space Of time. He is
locked up 1t six every eyenOs and rises iRths NOR
ming at six. Heisi HIweYeE, allowed an entire
celtic himss q his servant man attends him, and
he is permitted to supply himself with food He
goes on the eudnill AZ ten o'clock and re rains
working at it;with tue usual rests until two THUS
mouqioaous aud severe toll lie goes through with
out qutnuring. though ii is said his health is al'
ready failing,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-16
Greet Bargains

sHr. AVA y GAAOhu0
4 nd the Public generally ATE hereby Informed
n that Ikee sanIlY aud select ass oTtmeut OF
READY MADE CLOTHING ID
Dt the hest quality and Of Workmanship and fn equal
10 the finest custom wOTkl-a C eulsianee worthy Of
lOic to travellers aud OihoTs, Til, HUGHES,
No 80, corner MOnTOeh aud Wafer SIS
sepi9 HhesliHE, Va.
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NANN u, 1.
The esiged is agent for ana has inr sale Inc above
Periodicals. with miny OllerS. VI. :, ,
Also constantly on hand all the American Cathoc Pub
licatiOns with many imported works, all OF Which VIII
be sold al reduced prices. PETER LHCHBR,
4lh st, between Monroe and Union,
jei9iy Wheeling, Va
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MoNAIR q HnRVlY

A RE now opening IN extensive stock OF
n @ Fall aud Winter GOod1,
AMI wish 10 seo eli their nd friends, with as many new
OF as can make cOycu eAt ~ Walt them nj 30 nl Sc
Centre Wheeling. .tlr helno-
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DI88OE0TT6T7

THR arm OF w Paxton & Go. R tfls d,v d,,.,,.
y e9il'snt Ihsr books aud Sfs Al AZ
or Of The arm may slway4 he fodhd 10 Siif6d 10
ois ssais & Z, " PASTON,s'
3, lRhssIHst 3bthii 81. s5I. p Ri QAi \
Polynesian., 1854-03-11

BRITIsH COMMERCE The U. States ia now
close alongside of England, shipping though far
behind her in manufactures. The official pubji-
cation in Great Britain shows the tonnage Of that
country last year, to have been 30 4O2 vessels. of
,424 392 tons, and that the number built during
the year in the United Kingdom, Channel islands.
and British plantations, 1882, of 253 679 tons.
The report of the Secretary of the Treasury of
the United States to Congress. states the tonnage
of the U. S. at 100000 tons, of which was
built during the year 57I 900 TONS By this state
ment the aggregate tonnage of the United States
last year, was 1900 tons smaller than that of
Great Britain and we built during the wear ~ 900
tons more of new shipping. In reality, however.
the tonnage of the United States is considerably
the largest, because the American tonnage, if cast
by British measurment, would be IL to Is per Ct.
greater than by our measurment. Last yea r there
were of British and foreign shipping 6,739. l6y
IN the foreign trade of the United Kingdom that
entered inwards, and 6,s72, ,5sl tons outwards, in
the same year. In the coasting trade in the year
ending the 9th January, 1852, the amount of ton.
mage employed, including the trade between Grea,
Britain and Ireland was II 2,4754OI, that entered
inwards, and l3,44l ,sl5 that cleared outwards.
Polynesian., 1854-03-11

CoLT's PISTOL MANCrAcroRr IN LoSDoy.-
Col. Colt is astonishing the English at his new
pistol nanufaciory in London. Twelve months
since he had possession of one Of the buildings
fitted up for the accommodation of the contractors
for the new houses of Parliament. at The northern
end of Vauxhal Bridge. The building is $50
feet long, of three floors, we'll constructed and 10
called, "a smart machine shop The numerous
machines employed are almost exclusively Amer
ican manufacture; and the leading operations are
conducted by the American mechanics from the
pistol mandatory at Hartford, Conn. Ou, of
three hundred employed, fifty are Yankees, to
Z" show the British how" A few days SINCE, Mr.
Buchanan, the American mimi ter, VISITED this es-
tablishment and addressed and complmented
the operatives. He expressed great satisfaction
and pleasure-and said the institution was an hon.
or to the United States well as Great Britain
Boston Trans.
Polynesian., 1854-03-11
PURCHASE OF MosQUrroDoM BY AMrRrcaSs.-

PURCHASE OF MosaUrroDoM BIZ AmERIc.Ns-
We flnd the following in the Washington CORES.
pnndence of the n. Y. lines:
But there are facts not yet generally known,
which prove, conclusvely, that Great Britain is
perfectly well aware that she is excluded from
Central America under the treaty, and cannot re-
fuse to sustain the treaty and slso that she must
in accordance with its objections, abandon her
colony of the Bay of Islands. The first of these
facts is, that the Mosquito King. with the assent
of Great Britain, has sold out to a company of
American citizens one-half of the entire territory
over which he claims to exercise dominion The
territory is seventy thousand square miles in ex-
tent. The company tof which Senator Cooper of
Pennsylvania. is men,ber,l has purchased $4,000
square miles for s50,0O0.-and they have not only
purchased the territory, but the eminent domains
also all the right of the Mosquito King to exercise
dominion over the territory, and therefore, all his
right to levy taxes upon them, or to restrict them
IN a. wav.
Polynesian., 1854-03-11
No. a..

suits. And, last, Il think not least tho l,r,. ~
both body and soul expanded by The 6a;v an.
seriousness of inhabitiDg larger space-bv b,v;n.
an eagles range rather than a spail's-bv Iv;n,, .
hie winch occupies ten miles square of the On rIs
surface, rather than that half miIev wb,ch -,
speak of as the extent of your daiIv wall IN. ~
cost Is trifilng. AT this particular season whon
horses areoeg1nnng, as they say at the livery sta,
oies 10 eat their heads Off" you NAV buy the best
you can want for fifty dollars, and his feed cost-
thirty cents day. As the horse and DOCTOR ,r..
seldom necessities of one and the same man Won
may rather find it an economy-apotbcc,yv ,nd
all. ano
In that majority" have spoken of above, there
are, las In all najorities,l some voters of NOT ,,.l
consequence ind vdnally, but still worth kecp;no
an eye upon. Briefly TO name one or two Ti,ora,
are SO lew invaids who are invariably and consc;-
entlonsly u'tempta6le by those deadly domestic
enemies, s'eeetmeats pastries and grarics. thar
the usual cIvilities at meal are very like being
Poh'eiy assisted to the grave. The care and nur.
t'ie oi the sHfa Is matter worth some stu,ly for
y - odPdoie not only OF being negatively healihv
but positively luxurious in its action and Sensations
as every well grooned horse knows better than
most men. The American Hrer has a ha I'd strup--
sie against the greasy cookery of our bappv conn
Try. he Impoverished blood of the invalid some
'ines requires that glass of wine for the stom
achS sake" recommended by the Apostle. Just
"eeP enough, ana Just clothing enough, are inn
Portant adjustments, requiring more thought and
care than are usuilly given to them. For a little
philosophy In your habitual posture as Won sit in
your chair, your lungs would be very much oblip-
ed TO you. An analysis of the arr we live and sIeep
IN, would be well worth looking to occasionallv
ana there are two things that turn sour in m, A.
without constant and sufficient occupation mon
something beside the domestic circe-the temper
and the ambition.
Thus much, ofmy reply to our clerical fellow
sufferer, may interest you, dear invalid reader. or
the medicine of "Out-doors n. Idlewild"-,be
mingled salubrity of the climate of the mountaip
and river around us-i should have said more to.
one un-anchored In home and parish.