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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
PAPER WAREHOUSE.


r. %. GOODMAN * so.
WHOLESALE nEALIEsIN
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEACmES POWDERS, TELIIS.'. WIRE uLOrn, &c.
PcaIl Street. Cincinnati, o.
4 MONGi their stock, may be found WHITING, AND
IA ELAN Il HOOK PAPER, tic gest assortment in
tue West, OTeveTy description.
P.intiug PapeT ali sizes. Emg. d Amer Tissue Paper
t:0fI. Medium & D,bO. Nea. E Triin
AYs'd. - e FiIteTing "
Envelope. Druggist
rlu,e and L;thOprarh Marble g
MANILA, genuine. Glazed and Gilt a.
Hardware Paper. Cloth "
Match I;oX - Roofing Paper, prcrui eh umd
Tea - unrTenOred.
Shoe :. Wrapping PaTer. all sizes.
Envelopes every description, &C. &c.
BOAR IDS.
Perforated, Binders Bonnet, Press and Straw boards
Also, Agent for Lightbody'a SePERIoR PRISFISn
oil PnoX AND CoLoREn ISK, &c.
Cards, nnh Cnrd IsoardA.
ENTWA rEGRL FACKp CARDs.
EXTRA PEoPLE's
rRISTERs' 3"
SsTis c..:..-.--" Card E"ARns
--F- PRISTERs "
SATIS ESINELED 80
PORCELAIN a.
PzNRL SunPACEn COroRID c .Rn IinARns.
Tie above Cards and Card Eoards manufactured
finish; they do peel in working, aud Afforded
rate, than Cards her eofore offered in this
ke and low as they can be purchased in the East
Dealers and consumers i'll Paper and Cards,
reclly invited to examine stock. III goods
received direct from maufac which enables 10
sell low il not lower, tan any other house in tie West
CB~PapEr made TO order
-AuCoI.tf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

Observation-Disclosures tIeL I'aIcus and all others,
that IiobeISacks woRM SYRUP in tic only Medic
that will eradicate Worms, with certainly, aud will
not disas with tic most delicate stomach lie
that yoIgct the genuine article, AMI that the sis1t
y. lIonENsAUK.' Is III every bottle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

An article founded u o Scientific Principles, compound
ed with purely Vegetable substances being perfectly safe
when taken, and be given 10 the most tender infant
with decided ciRIeleSt here Bowel Complaints
DiaTltea made them weak atl debilitated, tile to
mc properties my Worm Syrup such Thai III stands
without equal in the cStaobnc Of medicines ~ giving
strength the which makes II nn In
alli blc remedy those Afflicted with Dyspepsia, the
tOmishing performed by this Syrup alter Physician
Oye nil oil -#l
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Z l.row shysie 10 lLe Dog.-r uI,crmncl.er:.

HYDRO EikCFHIC NOLrAtG CHAi>S.
Producing umt relief nom the pa ard pes.
naEemtly curing all Neuralgia diseases, RheumI
fiSim, Painful and SwcIird Joints, Neuralgia
Of lLG Face, Deafness, blindness, 81.
VituS' Gnce, PalrthtiOMs rr
Heat, PeIiUdiCI Headaches
Ihins in lie Stomach In.
.lise iium dyspepsia
Uterine Pains.
p-4-jysIS,
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Wheeling Window Glass

vi Il " u r Il q II o y.
TIL partnership heretofore existing between Stockoai
Ennkerd e Co. has been dissolved by the purchase Of NJ
Resell ~ ~ ~
The business viii he carried on under The name of
uCtS STOCKTOS RTSSEGI e. 80
Wheeling, Oct i. 1872 ~ ~ ''''-'' " W
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DIR. Todd's PiIls-

A he had fresh and genuine at the following places in
INC cry OF Wheeling and vicinity, VIA The I9,,.
900 n q lanes Il Baker: kelIs Caldwell; hrennser
20: htchletownl Brentinser e eHtre Eicei NJ me-
ne Snoe store of Todd & Devol market snr,re
Finhstrcets. ' NV'"st vi quincy and
nny can also be had at Dunn,s. Grave Greek; Ge
~ oS anu Jacob Goodngs, National Road: REM 4
ina s west nrS; Wilson Sringers west WIee
hese pills need no further Recommendation than nj,
tey nave now been in use for more tI,nn
oz. ss Tor elvcs-try them csc per box 80 pe
oGAN, CARR Geo. have inst rc1cT,oj IN -:
TonnJ H IN addition TO their la &c stock Call
sosn h, OF. anu see specimen OF the .'CaliIorn
ieg aso large lot OF imported SCARS Just oil ami
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Planished Tin Ware.

7 w Q.
USr opened, splendid PIanished Ware
~ consisting al coffee and Tea UTIs cnais Dishes Oys.
Ter Sicwcrs Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers, TcapOt. Egg
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet scis--a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit tile attention OF
the public TO varied and beautiful House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES q co,
Noes, Monroe 81, uear tic Post Office,
hoNlu Wheeling, Va
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Custom Work
II ERE am again with a tremendous stock OF CIo,I,
II CassL-ees vcstngs, DC, all to make un 10 su chs
TONER'S at III lowest rates aud best stye
"lanshr- "ci71T AM ADAMS
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MEDICINAL.
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s5OOOIINp.a I'm tsIs.

XHT IlATEVER concerns ille I.sah and happiness OF
w the people, is at all times ostc rbst valuable inn
poItance. take it gnIlcd TIA every person viii ln
all tteir power lie lives Their Children
that every person will cHdeRvOT topromote their
you that WORMS according totLe opinion OI thr
most celebrated Pysicuns, Tic primary causes OF
large majority diseases which adults
are liable: Ifyou have an arete continually cnnmsenh!e
from kind oTOod 10 anoile, BAD TcHil. Par in the
Stomach, Ticking the Nose. Hardness aud sEulnesa o
the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse ireguat-re
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TIE rAPE WORM.

-f fIltFs lar w OlLGh.
This is the difficult 10 destTOy OF all that
inlcst the human system ii Ows TO almost indie finite
length becoming coiled aud nSteneh tnthc ncstcS
and stomach encCting the hcal; sadly to cause st
VtuS Dance Fits, etc that those afflicted scldOmi
suspect that It is Tape Worm that is fastening them
to early In OIdcr to destroy this WOim Yer!
pI oper 10 take or g my Liver Pills.
all distractions, that tile Worm SyrHl. direct
tie Worm, which must he aIicniU dOscsO two tn
bic sroonius three tincs These directions OlOwed
have ncvet been known fail IN curingthe most Ubdu
rate case oi Tape Worm. .
FOLLOwIRU:
And yon cannot he Indifferent this appel. Human
ty calls you TO do your uuty II is ony ont Of
the naIy thousands who Inns seen wonderful effects
DR.. j. n. HobeIiSnck,- 10 YOU the in
venor OF highly valuable medicine, prompts this humble
Testimony In its favor, as bciga sI GENTLE yet power
fully cGcctInl remedy FOR worms Having lad much cS
pc fence i'll knowing to effects OF various preraa ions,
my vie, who well skilled Ia minis cIfIig child
in tTessi pronounced ii the best size in' ever used and
would use other while yours could lie had y iauSh
alarm ne, but her mOlier AT sought out
dy for Worms. Having obtained yours by tile time
had taken aIra bottle o! Sir, The JOY gave aIecctiOn
aic mother, to the Improvement in heT child, she he
ing aboIt five six years Old SerRsscd al nirrIsr
quantity OF Worms, lc ky cnuiclCe NOW III iGheN
cd, her spirits returned and in ahUrt time lovely
child threatened with decline hc.Ih, prom
isc OF health Tl1ks to kind Providence whnSG bIcS
slug attended your Syrup, IcstUied The child NIlhcuml
dcmce llcCumncm1 ii TO all pa cM:s whose Ciidrcm
! suffering With Worms.
s. .. JAS..B BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
late Pastor ortle Southampton baptist Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

Through eIa cement OF the system. tile nj
unsrMns, memory tails tue power OF rating
iomsii is lost, bccy aui idiuCy super ycuc,
iE The IlTo.c al Intellect and dcsolac. rlniiity
and rTcsntiOH with CiiUty Iltuty,-thTOW aElunt
abound the title; haunted by Invisible rnIrmts
te burthcT oric becomes EsunpOrobic, and he plunses
sprintriy Into the gull of iutenIlrTanCc sui idle
IEllE HRlllNIp lE Sl,IEN-L,L
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Centre wheelI4.s' Drug Store and
Annthacn

d lt'HARD BLUM has purchased The entire stock nd
III fixtures the establishment occupied by L. A. Ecmt.
finger. Ccntc Wheeling, and by additions stock il
prepared TO furnish city and country customers with the
rnCat and best Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Pamts bye Stus,
on the most TcaSOnab c terms.
Prescription Department.
lie will attend prOnlrtytn the filling OF prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded a all hours.
PcrunGIics, imported Havana cigars, vcrety ID
fancy articles hand. (iauIi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

Dissolution Of Co-Partnership
TIE Partnership heretofore subsismg tie u-
Ierslgncd, uEicrtc firm name OF Warden ~ Edwards,
has been this day dissolved by mutual Jacob NJ
warden las sold his inter w. Warden. All
persons Indebted 10 said late firm requested settle
Wheeling, december /. 1859.
JACOB NJ. WARDEN,
d"c+-ir MICHAEL EDWARDS, Jt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

consume lite sell IiOIiG victim oEa secluded habit
His lr presents hI ,Srl Lclth, upon which no fruits Of
sen" siUN; 10 '",r of Intellect bloom, where rlo
uupsl lrir IS tainted with disease, the su par Chcd
uIiia utHi heat, barren end obnoxious To the eye
Though sad the rIurr il is not ought; its Oiis
,lais almost dali! the cha DR..
s, nHd even III the public ilOrOu5hIrc the disccrnigcye
tan iIITk frequent COrrOb1rutiOn OF its truth
MoIAi icca III sclla sc duty obviously pre-.
cudcs M entire removal OF the veil tom this aCOIy
pictured u1 irLty, hence bu:a few Of The symptoms
attendant Icoa ms li:,ins mn'nLy lclc be given.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
Co-Partnership:

CO-PartnerSh1p:
N w. HEISlLELLt e Co have associated F.. ~ SVv EA-
~. RlSGES with them partner he
commencing the 10th ms: The style firm will lie
UEISkEl i. q.
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DREADFUL iNHERiTAncE.

And must this continue Shall wo be wise it,
all TINT the cattle of fields, horses.
our sheep, our COWS, our oxen, the nature and
quality of goods and merchandise; but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings, with human
mcnt. involving our future peace aud happiness
in all that concerns tho health md welfare of tho
wife of affections, and the mother of our chill
well being of those children, we should be i'm.
mersed in the darkest and most
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

10 Purchase nose but those having signature, -
y. llOBENSACk,' urOm c~cl box, all others aic
woI tlleSS limitations.
Agents wishing supplies, and all Others wishing
become agents, must add CsS Tie proprietor, J. ~ Hu
ut his Laboratory, No 1870 No! Second ST. Get
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the u. s.
Pamphlets living certificates performed in dit
ciem. sec lions al the county, by the above medicines
can lie lad gIutis OF lie agents.
Sold by J. EakcT Wheeling. wholesale aud retail agent
Western Va; W. l.. i.rigGs, West lihcrty J. Fer
rc HradlcytOw!i J. CARING Triahc pima. VIM insack
Rnny's Points Baul FcrriI, Coral Cove. Fcc %
nlar2J-Iy
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l.t shame false dcc0cy keep you back. but &c
feet that life ard reputation stake;
thai tie vcneal poison is death 10 constitution,
threatens not only physical powers act
ties with destruction, hut closes the door Connubn
Oys b'Ehs the prospects ofthe future, and wraps your
body an soul the ia, mantle OF OpjO,-
iuniiy oIcmbrac ns tlc aid OF rcIar skiln Pnys
clan is before you who has made this branch oil n,eIi
cal sCirLCr profound study aud ~ o favored
with extended opportunities OF comparing theory with
uaCticc, aud did icy Permit could adduCc gIac
iu Testimony thou andS who have his
timely assistance nomilc abyss Of impending run Al
applicants .ly gun cd from exposure BY the u is
nG professional honor.
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VIC OR SECONDARY F. RMS.

Many have ed for months, and even years, under
Tie effects OF improperly cu,cd dseas, Wi hont know
ing IL 10 he secOIla To The usual symptoms
throat liberation Ore tongue aud lips, Itching aud
Tenderness about Lhe luches eru'uons upon the
lace ami body nodes upon the bOmrs asens5tiOn lclV
lncss, Dizziness, dull pains In lie head and limbs
Cases vary mIch ia character, cce but lew Of The Sym
nr ala Upon the perfect Constitutional oT
oldest and oil such cases, Drill is will
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

VIII C should eve he contemplated with pure and III, sulIi.
al delight, pre- cuts cuh,s Tie mind, fnsit with
Isari" nrrclet s eXci!es only leengs of distrust
icPIguan,c Iii" eNertions parents aud guardians
TO retain their youthful char gcs g pOn this
leci, has tGo 1Ich proved lHsc ad iat" philosophy; let
idrnCc be them IN reaSOtS cary dawn,
"Hr! guided by HE light nj truth, the pitfalls of ignorance
ati subsequent mi cry will he easily avoided.
pROMEIHIlIAN HIRES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

Lita arIal suspension UlthO.e functions,
ttHlto propagation Of lie sPcces, fatal barrier 10
hn ties, is the r0StypIice OcXCess, nbrided Passions
or the violation Of nauc's laws, by Indulgence in rice,
often OntraCtOd associates at school, familiarity Oi
cvIrp oncsttcs or the example OF those who, innocent
OF harm, cnce their copIons ito the practice of these
habits, wIiChlihc ''Ihc wOrmI The bud," saps the IOi.
tain OF vitality and biShts the bright hope: o. lie;
rosy wreath UI Love withsrs around The heart The
IMPULSES u rMlealing simputIy9Is Chilled, and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

You will fTd these Fills invaluable medicine IN many
comrairts which YOU subject. In distractions
either total PARTIAL They nave been found al cSlinlbIe
hcnciI, restoring iheir uEctioaai arrangements to
health aCiOJ, purifying the blood and other fluids
Ieciu0y ltm TO isht nil complaints which may arise
r"n icnale III cgualitics headache, siddncss css
OI sight, pain III tie side. hack, etc. and Uiui cd The public
the best Pills Tor all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We The untI Sucd Ply siciams, having lad the receipt
other manufacture submitted for inspection.
that tile Ing cdients OF which they composed makes
them the hest Pill in for all diseases OF the Liver,
puIics oil the EIoUd, tic. Wosay this only
Ownjudscem., hut also from that OF he ncdicalau
ihOuty il tie United States. All diseases Icquii ing
use otan rc'ai"c, Diahnrcc aud rursativc Medicine
that came under notice. las been treated with the
shove Fills will tie most satisfactory success
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. y.
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Commits raiiug the mis- fortune this unhappy
persons, DIR II has sought with unIiIin ou
wide u medical Lore. lUr lhe last 20 years
dotc for these profile evils, and p OUd say
have not been 'GI ell with success AhutnaT; proof
constantly his Practice OF the inaili bic efficacy
o these remedies. by happy combination
rhysical dcbyis removed constitutional sommess
TOT c, HE weakened established in pristine
aud Visor and he torpid faculties O the mimi aroused in
Butte record., 1854-03-18

Loo CHoo IsLANDERs.-A young mid
sbipman attached to the Japan expidi-
ton gives the following description of
the inhabitants of Loo Choo, one of the
japanese island:
Il was among the first to land, and
enjoy rich treat in a sight of the Loo
Choo Islanders. Their appearance is
the highest degree efsminate and sim
pie, and is increased in their dress
They shear the top of the head, leaving
a ridge of hair all round. This, when it
grows long, is gathered mp and made in
to knot on the crown, the ends being
turned and concealed, and all brushed SO
smoothly as not to leave hair out of
place. 1t is then kept in its place by
two pins crossing each other Their
dress consists merely of piece of
light airy material thrown over the
shoulders, and gathered by belt at the
waist, the ends hanging almost down to
the ground. Their sandals are made of
straw secured by strap over the instep
and another connecting with it, reaching
over the foot and passing between the
big and next toe. This is the general
dress. That of the madarians and sup
per ten" is somewhat richer, there is a
little more of it, and they are allowed
the lugury Of stockings. All, upon en-
tering house, leave their sandals at the
door"
Butte record., 1854-03-18

SNIvELIZATIoN.-W Whithersoever we
90, We meet with the sniveller. He
stops US al the corner of the street to en-.
trust US with his opinion. He fears that
the morals and intelligence of the peo-
pie are destroyed by the election of some
rogue to Office. He tells US just before
church, that the last sermon of some
transcendental preacher has given the
death-blow to religion, and the waves of
atheism and clouds of pantheism are to
deluge and darken the land. In the
time Of general health he speaks of the
pestilence that is to be. The mail can
not be en hour late, but he prattles of
railroad accidents and steamboat disas-
tiers. He learn that his friend who
was married yesterday will be bankrupt
in year, and whimpers over the trials
which he viii then endure He is rid
den with nightmare and emits an eternal
wall. Recklessness is a bad quality, and
SO is blind and extravagant hope, but
neither is SO degrading as inglorious and
inactive despair. We object to the sniv-
eller, because he presents the anomaly of
being who has the power Of motion
without possessing life. His inspired
languor is worse than fund strength
Better that man should rant than
whine. The person who has no bound
ing and buoyan, feelings in him, whose
cheek never fushes at anticipated good,
whose blood never tinzles and fires at
the contemplation of noble aim; who
has no inspiration and no great object in
life, is only fit for the hospital or the
bandbox. Enterprise, confidence, dis
position to believe that all good can be
done-,hese constitute immortal ele-
ments in the character of every man
who is of use 10 the world We want no
wailing and whimpering about the alb
sence of happiness, but sturdy deter
nlination to abate misery.-II IIhiPple.
Butte record., 1854-03-18

SHARP MAGIsTERIAL Practice IN
SrDNEr.-The Sydney Herald gives the
following case in point respecting the
power of an Australian Magistrate. 1t
is word and blow with the authorities
in Australia:
''On Tuesday last team of bullocks
belonging to a person named George
Brunt, happened to have twisted them
selves in slanting direction in the street
in such manner as to impede the pro-
gress of his Worship's horse and gig,
unless his Worship chose to adventure
his personal safety in leap over the
ugly creek which bounds Mr.. Dunsford's IS
shop on the west A couple of police
we,e hastily summoned into the pres
ence, and Mr.. Brunt, who was trying to
bring about an agreement between his
head and one of Mr.. Meillion's hats, was
marched up to the Court, when his
Worship adjudged him guilty Of abstruct-
ing the public streets, and fined him in
the sum Of ten shillings.'' .
Butte record., 1854-03-18
AGENTS FOR THE RECORD.

~ Mr. WILLIAM HATFIELD, wilI hereafter
- Agent fo- the Butte Record in San Francisco who
.ens i authorized 70 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS advertise
Hen'- &c and transact any business connected with
his Office He msy be found al the banking house Of
Czraihers, Anderson. L CO.. Montgomery Il.
Eg Mr. GEORGE C BUDDKN is authorized to
act Is Ayen; for the Weekly Butte Record and ians
sei aus business connected with this o5ce He may
ss found al the ofice Of Wells, Fargo CO. Marysvile
~ MR.. B0YCE- al the Manhattan Ranch. 6 miles
above Cousa- will agent for the Butte Record
fF Mr. HUGH BLACK. our County sarreyor, is
authorized to act as Agent for this paper Any news
ven TO him subscribers viii be properly lorw ur,d
70 the Address and location designated
Butte record., 1854-03-18

TERRIBLE SuIcIDE.-A Frenchman
named Castor Ponce, aged about thir-
ty years, committed suicide in horrible
manner yesterday afternoon, at the cor
ner of Broadway and Dupont Streets
The deceased came down from the mines
about FIVE days ago, and came to board
at the house. Yesterday morning,
about half past six, he came down with
his gun and told the landlord that he was
going a cunning, and asked him for some
bread and sumo brandy, which he gave
him. He went away and came back
about eleven O'Clock, and was joking
with the landlord, and told him he had
very good luck in shooting. About two
O'Clock he was found in his room dead.
He had stripped himself entirely naked,
and had lain down upon the bed, placed
the muzzle of a double-barrelled gun
in his mouth and pulled the trigger
with bis toe. The whole top Of his
skull was blown of and shattered to
pieces, and his brains were scattered
over the walls. There was no appear
ance of balls or shot, and it seemed as
though the gun contained nothing but
powder. He had no money or friend
here, which was the probable cause of
his terrible death.-Alta.
Butte record., 1854-03-18

A FAITHFUL SERvANT.-Three or four
we' ks ago an amusing incident took place
in one of the most splendid of the New
York Hotels. which is too good not to
be related. A distinguished southern
gentleman, formerly member of the
cabinet, was a boarder in the house, and
preferring not to eat at the table d'hots,
had his meals served in his own parlor
with all the elegance for which the es-
tablishment is noted. Being somewhat
annoyed with the airs of servant who
waited on him-a negro of very sooty
complection-he desired him one day at
dinner to retire. The negro bowed and
took his stand directly behind the gen
tleman's chair. Supposing him gone, it
was with some impatience, that a few
minutes after, the gentleman saw him
step forward to remove the soup. Eel
low," said he, ''leave the room, I wish to
be alone" excuse me, sir,n said
Cufee drawing himself 10 stifHy, shut
I'm responsible for the silrsr"
Butte record., 1854-03-18
The WAY They DO IN OREGoS.-A

The WAY They DO IN OREGoS.-A
certain prominent individual at Port Or
ford, Oregon, was recently detected in
acts that did not at all reflect to his
credit. The committee called a meet
ing, and after fair hearing of the char
ges, adopted the following:
PoRT OXFORD, Feb. 18th, 1854.
This committee having investigated
the conduct of DR.. Martin during his
sojourn in Port Oxford, have elected
testimony of the most disgraoful and
dishonorable character, which if divulged
to the public would mar the peace and
quiet of innocent persons, and therefore
beg the privilege of suppressing the facts
so elected for the peace of other
Therefore, Recommended, That this
meeting grant to said DR.. Martin con-
tinuance of sojourn for the space of
twenty-four hours, and should he be
found in the town or vicinity of Port
Oxford after the lapse of that time, he
shall be clothed in Winter Costume, and
rode Cd the primitive vehicle called the
Rail to the suburbs.
Capt. VIM. Tichenor, Seth Lount,
Wm- Hahn, 7. L. Bailey, VIM. Nolan,
and James Bruce, Committee.
THOMAS L. BAILEY, Secretary.
Butte record., 1854-03-18
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A dearer, sweeter spot than all the rest:
Where msn, crrstions iyrant. casts ASIDE
His sword and sceptre, pageantry aad pride.
While In his sofleDed look, benignly blend
The sire, the son, the hnsband, father. friend.
Here woman riegns, The mother. daughter wife.
strews with fresh flowers the narrow way Of life.
In the clear heaven OF her delightful eye,
An angel guard Of lores and grsces lie;
Around her knees domestic duties meet
And freside pleasures yambol al her feet
Where shall that land that spot Of earth be found
Art thou man = u patriot look around;
Oh thou shalt find, howe'er .hy footsieps roam.
That land thy country, and that spot thy home.
soETaosERT.