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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Don't StaV Long.

"Don't stay long, husband" said young
wife tenderly, in my presence one evening,
as her husband was preparing to 60 out.
The words themselves we're insignificant,
but the look of melting fondness with
which they were accompanied, spoke vol
umes. 1t told all-the whole, vast depths
Of womau's love-of her happiness when
with her husband, Of her grief when the
light of her smile, the source Of all her
joy, beamed not brightly upon her.
"Don't stay long, husband as I
fancied I saw the loving, gentle wife, Sit
ting alone anxiously counting the moments
of her husbands absence, every few min
utes running to the door to see if he were
in sight and finding that he was not, I
thought l could hear her exclaim in dis
tones, mot yet"
"Don't stay long, husband" And
again thought I could see the young
wife, rocking herself nervously in the great
arm chair, and weeping as though her heart
would break, as her thoughtless "lord and
master" prolonged his stay that wearisome
length Of time.
o, you that have wives that say-"Don't
stay long," when you 60 forth, think Of
them kindly, when you are mingling in
the busy hive of life, and try, just little,
to make their homes and hearts happy,
for they are gems too seldom replaced.
You cannot find amid the pleasures Of the
world, the peace and joy, that quiet home
blessed with such woman's presence will
afford
"Dou't stay long, husband .''-and the
young wife's look seemed to say-"for
here, in your own sweet home, is loving
heart whose music is hushed when you
are abscnt-here is soft breast for you
to lay your head upon, and here are pure
lips, unsoiled by sin, that will repay you
with kisses for coming back SOON"
Think of it,men, when your wives say to
you "don't stay long. and o don't let
the kind words pass UNDECIDED as of little
value, for tho they may be so to you, the
disappointment of the fulfllment of their
simple, loving wish, brings grief or joy to
them, Ii you have an hour to spare be-
stow it upon them, and the pure love,
gushing from their gentle, grateful hearts,
will be o sweet reward.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Lords Prayer.


II any be DISTRESSED, ard fain would gather
Some comfort, let him hasten unto
Our Fhtier.
For We Of hope and help arc quits beresven
Except thou success
Who art in heareN.
Thou showest mercy; for the same
We praise Thee, singing.
iE,llop,d be Try rame.
OF all our miserea, east up the sum:
Show US Thy joys and let
Thy k,ngdoM come.
We mortal are, and alter from our birth;
Thou constant art
Thy vir b. done IN earth.
Thou mad'st the earth IS we'll ~ planets scren;
Thy name is blessed here,
As IL is dome in hsdren.
Nothing We have to use, or debts to pay,
Except thou give II US;
Gr US this day
whrrewiih TO clothe Us, wherewith to Be led,
For without Thee want
Our duly tread
We want, but want no faults, for NO day passes
But VIC do sin
Forpire " os~ trespassss.
No man from SHINING ever free did live;
Forgive US, Lord, our sins,
As zoe forqire.
II We repent our faults, Thou neer disdainedst rs
We pardon them
That trespass againH ".
Forgive Us that il past. new path tread US;
Direct US always in Thy faith,
And iesd u.s.
We, Thine own people, and Thy chosen nation,
Into all truth, but
Not into t.mpta,ion.
Thou that Of all good graees art the sivsr,
Suffer not to wander,
But deiirer
Us from the fierce assaults Of world and devil
And heth, 70 shalt thou free US
Prom srery erit.
70 these p"titions. let both priest and laymen
With oue consent Of heart and voice, say
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
SIMPLE FAIrn.-A Christian frient

SIMPLE FAIrH.-A Christian friend
calling upon apoor old woman in Scotland,
found her in great pain, and expressed sor-
row at seeing her suffer so much. "Ob,"
said Jeanic, '' it's just an answer to prayer.
Yc see, I've lang prayed to be conformed
to the image Of Christ; and since this is
the means, l We naethiug to do wi the
choosin' o them. That S the end seek.
1t is ours to aim at hieetness for his pres
ence, and to leave it to his wisdom to take
his ain way vi us. l would rather suffer
than sin, ony day."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

READY PAY-The Lancaster Examin-
er urges the cash system in all mechanical
trades, and adds: " Why do not oil cur
mechanics adopt and rigidly carry out the
CASH system? As most of them have
but limited capital, the system Of long
credits, aud, in many cases, trade pay,
must operate as drawback to their pros
perity, aud consequently the prosperity Of
the place. Of all business men, the hard
working mechanic should receive his pay
when his work is completed, for his work
is his capital, and his prosperity the life of
the city and neighborhood. We would a
thousand fold rather pcy the cash for every
thing upon condition of rseeiDiay tue cash
for every thing"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

FArAL AtCIbENr.-OnWed Wednesday eve
ming OF last week, as Charles Se,ling, Of
ilemlock township, Columbia county, was
returning home from this place, it is sup
posed, he fell out of his wagon, and killed
himself. lie was found lying between the
front Of his wagon and his horse, quite
dead-ihe horse standing on one of hi:
hands. The deceased leaves large family
in destitute circumstances, and Vas him
self, unfortunately, addicted to intemperatt
habits.-Blooms5a,y Dtm.
TNow, who sold him the liquor n
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

The Baltimore American, speaking Of
the omission Of the Know Nothing Con-
vention at Cincinnati to nominate q can
didate for the Presidency, says it was wise
There is no man living in the United
States whose political and personal charac:
ter could stand the wear and hard knocks
of two years canvass." [Cositats upon
that, all ye true friends of Pollock ! -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

Two losers stood upon the shore of Mas
sachusetts bay, bidding sad farewell be-
fore Seth tore himself away. "Tll marry
you when l come back, my Silly Ann"
says he and then be took lil,le smack
and vsnt away TO sea.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

B0-No man, can derive fised code of
morality from the opinions of those about
him. Nothing is more fuctuatiig than
popular standards Of rectitude The law
of God is eternal. But the judgments of
men, as to the moral quality of actions,
vascillate like the wind. They form rules
to slit their own conduct, and that con-
duct is seldom guided by an unalterable
conviction Of duty, but bends to selfinte-
rest. Whoever tries to deduce a rule Of
life from current opinions, or general prac-
tices, will be sure to adopt very low one.
He will form a sordid aud selfish charac-
ter, utterly wanting in the elements of
Christian principle, or Of high, manly vir-
tue.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

An excellent movement has been made
On the Etie railroad to prevent the sale Of
liquor to employers On the trains of that
road;by refusing to allow stoppagc Of trains
at depots in the neighborhood Of which
bars are kept The frequent accidents on
that road are attributed mainly to the use
Of intoxicating liquors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

The Bellefontain Republican says the
Hoosiers on the Wabash turn their 'agy-
shakes" to sorne account They climb
into the top of a "shell- bark" just as the
chill comes on, and by the time the "per:
sonal earthquake" leaves them, there's
not hickory nut left on the tree.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

The Report Of the Lancaster County
Grand Jury, as usual, presents lntemper:
ance as the bane Of society, and the cause
of so much business in our criminal court;
and that there is no reason to hope for q
decrease in the business Of the court, until
a reform in this matter is efe.:cd. s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

DR.. s. P. Townsend, the Sarsapar;la
man, is building palace in N. Y. !. &C.
cupies Eve lots of ground, which cos. s42,-
900. The entire cost is estimated at $780,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

The Vermont Legislature, before the
adjournment, last week, passed bill
amending and Strengthening the Prohibi-
tory Liquor Law. -.'1 .7'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

Lucy Stone recently received seven
votes in the Vermont Legislature for the
Office of Brisadier General in the militia
of that State. ... ..-.s- ----
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

ADVANCE IN RAILWAY FAREs.-Most
Of the New England Railroads have deter.
mined upon an advance Of the passenger
s,,es Of 90 to 33 per cent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Eggs as Is Eggs.

An important egg trade is carried on in
the market Of San Francisco. The Faral-
lones de los F.ailes, group of rocky islets,
lying little more than twenty miles west
of the entrance to the bay of San Francis
co, are the resort Of innumerable sea-fowls,
known by the fishermen as "murres."
These islands are almost Inaccessible,
aud, with a single exception, are uninha-
bited. They, therefore, very naturally
afford a resort for great multi,udes of birds
Some time since company vas organized
il San Francisco, for the purpose of bring
ing the eggs Of the INJURIES to market. An
imperfect idea Of the numbers of these
birds may be formed from the fact that
this company sold in that city the last sea-
son, q period of less than two months,
July and parts Of June and August, )more
than tiee hundred thousand eyys! All these
were gathered on o single one of these is
lands, and, in the opinion of the eggers,
not more than one egg in six Of those de,
posted on that island was gathered. The
eggs are three and a hall inches ia length,
and arc esteemed great delicacy.
HEAVY PUNIsHMENr-An editor be-
came martial and was created captain
On parade, instead Of "tWo PAGES in front
-advancc," be uneonsciously exclaimed
"Cash-two dollars year in advance" 4"
He was court-martialed and sentenced II
read bis OVID paper.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
The Lottery Swindles.

We have received an advertisement OF
" Perham's Third Gift Enterpri,e," with a
request to insert the same aud take our
pay in tickets at 81 each. The whole
thing being grand lottery swindle, we
decline becoming a party to the fraud.
The advertisement Of the American Ar
fists Union" found its way into our col
umns week or two since, which We much
regret 1t is also grand swindling con-
Germ, against which the public should be
on their guard. Publishers of newspapers
should be especially cautious. The public
look to them for correct information, and
the publication of such swindling cards
makes them parties to the fraud.-Lancas-
ter Express.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

ATRocIoUs ROBBERY On Friday
night last, some black-Learted wretch sur
reptitiously entered our cellar, and stole
tberefrom one loaf Of bread and two pounds
Of bu'ter-all we had l. was discovered
by our little ones, early Saturday morning,
who Immediately set up most piteous
howl, which aroused US from sound nap
We were at that time enjoying. The fact
got spread around town, and during the
day ort friends called in and loaded us
down with sympathy, which We kindly re-
ceived, and have carefully slowed away in
our cellat, which We hope will enable Us
to winter over.
P. S.-Since the above was in type, our
devil informs US that he has placed an in
fernal machine in front Of the cellar door,
and advises hungry fellows to stay away.
--;SroudsLury Jrfersonian.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
1BylSDDlB G13DN1ElB
DEC. Is, 1854.

na-.Whnt has Me North 10 do m'h
iSiarery,' is a question which is fairly
answered BY the facts narrated below.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

= The Free Banks of Indiana are raDid5y
f.d.eming their circulation. Tee
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

tl-The following quaint yet neat poem Is supposed
BY some to be production Of King James L. hs Royal
Poet" though by others It Is thought to have been
written by Bishop Andrews. II ID nerica rendering
of thu
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

The CHURCH Property QUESTION IN
HARrroRD-We learn from Hartford that
the quarrel about churh property has been
brought to happy termination, Bishop
O'Rielly having conceded to the people the
privilege of managing their own financial
affairs. The congregation, it seems, havd
now financial committee, who take charge
Of all the revenues of the church, pay the
amount allowed to priests, aud other nec-
essary expenses, and render proper vouch-
ers and ample statements. This is a it
should be.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
ON WORDEN, PRINTER.
The Lewisburg Chronicle
Az rxutpsspxsr rANILs 'ouAS
r,s.d o. Friday Mornings, at Le@''0"'S'

Uas0R county,
year 70, cash "a sca"i ." Il paid within
Slss ~ ~ n not paid before the year expires
= single number .,a ,t 90 cents per
ons week IS cent. each suhsr9snt g fer yesr
saun TIC .au,r-s. 81 for six months, = ,n,,b Of
.,,i. .dvcrti.emeu'. not rHceed,n, one ~. Yearly
.cinmn. $40 vrsr half sqar y" nr er,,. per ine-Is
=, long primer i" brrvi"r L n""p.
p;.eon,inu,nc~- optional with the ~ ,er'"n,. due
o.,,,;,,,i ,us solicited topics o, s"nrr All
- ;,n;n IN. ,.n-- of party or srctari'" c'". . and
i,t n, come ro., paid. accompanied y ."' s."rbosr
Ss.. ~ m, writer Z, r-c"ir- attention 10 10
sa".s- " .,,.r,y to the Editorial nrr"rtth,., =, " ~ ~
s~slsos ~ ~ u,xRr C. HIckox. rsl. Etor-ann those U"
SIi ,a". ~, ,,,er. To o y woRpgN fn'd""e''
rs. v,GyyrIc TELEGRAPH is located IN IN" "nr.
Ine n,:.i. w and arrangements are msde to ootah
0i rH W. TO-, m. vast in advance "fthe Ma'''
<,...a -;,b IN. aHi-- Al simple mnteria't 'o III VI,
Tnn pRrNTING., which viii he "I""nted VII"
Hsn... !. nd despatch ard on reas"nah'r "r"s.
On,ee IN Market Slu.rc. north side 'eco"" ''"' 'N
'''' woRpEN. Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

The MAINE LAw-It is my opinion
that liberty is more sacred thing thar
the suppression Of vice. Compulsory viz
tue leads to no moral progress. would
rather see all mankind drunk by choice
than one man sober on compulsion.-Rm.
North ~
The author Of the above sentiment, COM
mitted suicide in New York last week. In.
cool, calm moment: he swallowed prussic
acid, corked the bottle, and laid himself
down to die. 1t is the most deliberate su.
icide on record. Poor North was man
of splendid literary abilit;cs-but with
such views Of human governments need ve
wonder that be committed suicide s-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
VOLUME XI.--,NO. 81.
WHOLE NUxBrR, 557.

A JUDGE AGAINST THE Know NorH.
INas.-In the court Of Quaftef Sessions
of Wayne county, at Houesdale, Oh the
5th inst, bis Honor James N. Porter;
President Judge, after recapitul.ting the
provisions Of the Constitution Of the Uui:
ted States, and of this State, in regard to
the rights Of conscience, and other civil
rights Of the citizen, whether native or
uaturalized, proceeded IN sn able and lscid
manner to strongly charge the Grand Jury
against all combinations of person, banded
together BY VOWS; oaths, or other obliga;
tions, for the purpose-rAe,iey aocom-
piixhed or not-of depriving any eitisen;
native or naturali.ed, Of any fight or rights;
given and secured to him By the Cons,itu:
tion and laws of Pennsylvania or Of tbs
United States. a -t -.r -'-s IA
His Honor told tho Grand Jury, i'd
strong aud decided language, that If they
or any one of them, knew Of any such
combination, or, if complain. should be
legally made to them of the existence Of
such combination in this county, il was
clearly their duty, under the oa.hs they
had taken as Grand Jurors, to present the
same to this Court, BY indictment, that
they might be dealt with according to the
common Law, which, by its wisdom sud
Elasticity, happily aaapted itself to the re-
dress Of every wrong, and the punishment
of every possible osence against public
justice and the common rights Of the eitii
zen. .,.--- .rlli sfH
Judge Porter further said, in his charge
to the Grand Jury, that no oath Or obliga-
ticn taken to do an unlawful act was, or
could be, binding in law or conscience,
though no person could be compelled to
swear, that be, himself, was q member Of
suelAa0ubination; still he could be com.
Pelled to swear who of others we're, If
within bis knowledge, notwithstanding Id
had taken an oath to keep such knowledge
secret, as such oath was clearly illegal and
void, if the secret vas to be kept among
the members of an illegal combinatiOn. 4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

Nov, who sold him the liquor n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08

in1ng ne nnny lem ines cltIcd 10 no Public grille cure
o dttite ole Wc cen cphlenl 10 commc rd ruhnoNlr
Tues abd no dreoNorth aud Lave tWaYl fcduouay
lded giving ulitaet ipanYnpr lat ndfhi lcsd any
ono ~ elppot itlt Ueplan Any hh Ia their pieien
1dns. Hut With elcleutc 10 IelotdF manu- letultu 90
ihs place. and which nae bttos FAMILIAR ~ ne ppbie
a. household Upfdai ve speak icm k'owieJte % ~ ~
trnse cTcollenccgl ne odtriainu 10 many Q lg e Of
E, end tie llculty will nlclfit nay Be tHtd. We
stk 81 ~ NonnaIlll Nerve and hone Lnlmc hrertl
b. Wsifon Carr, hieo Moigitown, ind nowof Wheei.
iIg, q ihe most qnlueni Physclans 90 Yianla Thq
Liuurntis hsttd ron the buld prutpe that any enc
dy which WIFI lclittf a1ierisl ptlni Will pclfll COM
bundled 10 tqully cirauolt 30 cnloylIg iefull acc
liugi pIiacire that has be,n apccfssily dcstorcd
10 "a simply io olrflyl Of fcietc. hts nnu ana sim
po H iis aciion, cnd ytt revealing 10 IS glcil oWar
intredh fclChug hc ui 81 hidden alieWoi nan
and bcaaiund JET being nuoTiout 10 be wrafctt inNn
a. % dll b a ill cltlgf inuci 10 ilo MARKET peiug
lmi 90 in oiilea Twice Az irgt AZ ihe nliorBNd unt
ofth arEor ihai he argttt heda hell8 uolc than four
Dimes ~ aIog We commend no lh0se liiwlni o. .
sale aid uri fniifr nnarNF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08
HlDNRf HRkksk,
RXftutior % iis Unlied States.
Fgsotisg woes. eeIsaipi aasRily'

hl8LmmtnI Itt irn h1 finiuly IN ihf lrtii nffi or
1onl df ll nds ofuiiahlf dtea, ca with whflitif c
lot 10 cnnifsi ION intlate, itlrfiien of Nr in1 f4
toatl 80 aiholoflh hnt r1hiiltei splicauon thl4
Linimeui ordrfhc rsIon Ollie iltctd Qtani ihetc Oh
crWItr f1rnI bic dittisct tie % otc hrainfu OF mol
hat hiruhir loyo b, psiilcpliig 1niopft hldten and
thousands oil moiltrti we're iei allowed iosltsa Wnud
with nlfh1 ciuqtrHra ul feonE sd t ciuI ft4f fheli
u1ir it,ilfony ofle rel that d nd MATCHED lher chs
dfru nOmile Nefg laea o. detihiald restored BEN 70
their miner health lid bfauIy Algin W|a DO ound
a. a. Arit Cuho, or fulef.usri Of thc sptee, ~ 40
cltfa wLort oEenn appdttlloni Of fefglce ihaln
ntenf VIII hr f1uTd u-1 u
l4anernl ncnc1 cod hloadUnyi New York; and iil
attei o.. 90 Loul
ts4iar1 WfftflN ARMSTRONG;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08
EASTERN 4DIiE8T9SE MENTSI

EAol AtltIi gAslA ~ y
5am65 81, Fcrot . Brother,
FLOUR IND GRIN dCIORS,
NyRJH WHt8YfS
1iIaacirnirl l'ns
FQi0Yqa HoPNNs
l lelsSeLLl Ca
.l8 q 8Astst Co,, Niimp yaltao6 totlaa
IlsHt
AosFins, Aets ksll D 90
iir0aItaeAtn ioatktaof
STAPLE AMP FANCY pllY GOODS
l-l g. Sff9i Coaasfstl PhLtDettHi q Hllii
AuoDaon, Bfobhet 81 U6
WHOLEsAGB DRY @ obs STORE
Atio Mn Ihiifpii eoftl n liafti lllc. ~ BIO
iatn frrptch iHs.ioht p lgcQblf.f .ltiier 81 teeq
William Alfn,ehi. HOW'LL .alnnanl enllllnnl
Wolto6i Ballard q CO..
inrolInr1 AZ 10 JooltlEir
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
l70 ffftti fiFfff.I |. \ 1881 ntll.
oL n.F ttfN loHtry n WlePilig 2 sn5s9s'
luAMa lluull -tte-tlL
Odd BtlIoWs, lasolq, JIG len, Hess ~
And other Society Rogaliq,
Brnucrs Seaitan lsgrls, Hdntirshrsd md tola
br Gi5ts & Smith NJ. az Baltimore Sirseb
Blhm6f lld.
THRe'oIinipi ye1 ~ fonaaeoti a
kElhliA,
Oi4 F,iigrt'-Grtid and sqboidlnaii Lodfl Ni 4 z
Paslesia AGA olhar cniestpslasna
iit9dl 90, 90 ana en- i'spsePandeRi
Psly .shbroldtlsd BnssnrHsHt fdnd
hststf-k nlrbi, lenpit, R9itl a -sh, era Aasst
Ssni el Isnrsydae.- Sidont, 6raiid and sdboidina
lnlislons- 0l.stft aud Atnsau
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rInor Rtsudrfisf foie 1Iio.t, Orlai. nineul
j Anaous OOH AtLe. lls 1ooNgsl faih " "
lion 5ii1 joint CIV iliiesP No.sl cvelhorpa
Pain OF camp. Do ln1 h'eroll loqn egi pu9 el9eie
Ola ln1ecitof htbli Dos eve cake Agl Do o tllei
Ur Ftce bui1 hit'ie1 chldng, chspfld aliti coirti
Muic1lr W1liuee. Paitljsil rIiel ~ tclei ulcertl
SAN Rhtpn kcnrY. soIo HIppl,il soie lir' Yane'eN
Sotsi ss.isl ~ hlall,I dlJA9ii 700 ny ieii
a kOpERBlGN RBMRDY,
which no onlg rt1ayes r,u almost ralanhn,Qv, y1qui
p''sHs'S'l2 'ei ~, Z, n ii isl sSfnl9 Sisk6sk
such ltumber dteat,a hsl no By reject lh. e,e
cauitl, ils proposition WI e D els exlsy.linl by
wao o. le iuta nsiieao fr tii1i 81 lch slif Ho
al who iaps tlcd 81 i1naelyt1 pr unrepd 70 nqgic
flefio on olhest upliein dccllni1 iiA WAY ~ pAnl
(Noulsi el9 ialle.,e- re q, tinia,9i t9sfl.a
TO THOSEWHU THINK.
Have you eyo noilced NJ airIk s miiafliy between
mlni 81 oint a1 lcrna dtfat1s hayn6 fnurcli dlnef
Ell iimal Allit4 d iroeflnsd 10 y11 ilti rem
70 boll Tlll iinedy i low oi3ltd yuu ~ ne otfA
Eu 4gasNf ~ I'll 4lea no. iuaui Sqar gteeis anans
~ N,reo ~ misiv cii,i d tsafA tl q tlniy he
O'lerana % f,isatl bsli ui lills M s6iion
-Iciclns ihs noil hidden ,ihoN 10 az riuh " bcnntl
aud SCI bfug lnnuton4 10 lho Wtaicst 1lrt also
oolt.. n 90 q. ierlf u w. u-l1ill cue 9i- y ~
than iho larcai, besides hll9 mo ilan lcug .tel ~
siren 81 We leN pe QlHl w tN lul WlhNil el tVn'
ndtfe, analte exactly suited iot ne uania Q Nfh o.
fo1r hlih or low. H.t
hr uipeceicfed fito inwheli no Nonrarcll linlneni
bot Up. ad he Vtsl expense Olha hhiolali ucd Init
nnhea ] ni'0sllo ioi ul totpy % 90 printing q the
uld cd oieerdclies We % CHI rahisi no 10 80 Nepm
q ifsiearI % ths aiico Whc ever ituaed wtieeiuT
ur ilt3lL
We would however rerr lhots am'tled ole, WHO have
ouon been Etd hy 10 rtd llclet ad bg efnone
10 ho following naneli being hula ew 81 he many peo
suns wholt chtucsr i1i rlndgr end yeucly nrfhl no
rttesyrc nom a. tii who hay9 ny tested 10 Virtues
in ne idrrent dse1tes n which, II NJ ccuuut fIi aio
prtrt go luaprdtoi ne ueiiis ~ 10 desertes, u
Nsidu Phfillle by janiei lakeri kcs8 ledweii
pditliuln iuutlf Or Vlrsliiss md PemtTlypu'A
August a, '32
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-08
New saVlnBb Bank Store.
y ...n.o..B -lIrI.a.-.E 20. ols ~ 80

NV ltsfuHoNlD Alf fEaa 'Af luE OLD luAi oftlphl
iM nowto,eitlug aud orenink % unusually llrgo cpd
raia III attdrtntnt OF BOJlt. Shnft, htta, hcnnet
Irhftf i1d Ctfrc ssche atihe fou'er 90 Market and
NVu Ittlil, Wlesn Vs-, Do ihe ru9m tirnelY o.
c1nld 81 lhf Post Ocs aud orp0tiN tle NtLu1 House.
terl i1fi lnl tati ey new anfk WHICH w1spureh1ed
id egh, tron fhg nhnqheiuerfo iAs AQtb u gsf ihs
noe fit0, l5.e trumsit1ces AID unsr Them 10 te Gu
ltnl Of Wh5e To- vicinity a. rfiu 81 prices, uhoe-
sic AID oilt lhd esfeecdliy ,0sIi share Of PATTON
ur1t i..f
defa o useless DO Soy nlci l fItisc Of ny lloh "
ni,tafo rotifa reurio % VIE fa aio iUl % tlily
hrniUurl.I hy ADVERTISING rlt l1ce 10 lly llfffny
vsroif % nei IOdha end h1l p iloittnd dhoca. pnr'
ior aus ni0cssin WOOL leghpru, brush utd tft hats
rd iu "a caercry valley 10 a iaN atfarq AID b aid
bditir q the rot icccni it1hoi's ani aglel. Also
Sfoe1 slippers ora 6aien both Tor lndica. uslra ard
Child cns n No uott naonahie STYLE wake aid quality
-rtll aut be- i0r iu1rselFfa.
uarI Nurthf1fda larE' tiotf OF ne above neuaQ az
uctl. 1ui rrunrcldiy i1ylie rourify leIrl1hif %
ttlftid afo n or tcud n their o'deu Will inplctie
any hilf purchased 10 tha taniem eiiiea .u eath
~ 90 ~ WATSON.