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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
Conversation.

Any body can talk who has the usual
organs Of speech-but TO converse is q
very different thing, and to converse well
very high and rare accomplishments
conversation, as one may see by the ety.
moiogy ol the word, supposes at least two
parts to the discourse, and requires list
ener as well as talker. Johnson and
Parr have argued Coleridgc preached ;
Madame de Steal disputed; Currant
sParkled with wit and fancy Burke con-
versed like gentleman, and was at once
brilliant and profound "a good talker-a
good listener, and altogether model con-
versationslist, Shakespeare says:-"Con-
versation should be pleasant without scur-
rillty, witty without affectation, learned
without pedantry, novel without false
hood. RochelouCaalt says: "The reason
why SO few persons are agreeable in con-
versatlon IS, that every one thinks more
Of what he has to say, than Of answering
what is said to him" Burns must have
been charming conversaliouallst, The
Duchess Of Gordon said Of his conversa-
tion, that 1T fairy lifted her off her lecr
"a powerful had OF discourse, We sbouiu
say, am scarcely proper to 4 Duchess. -
Boston POET.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
Fact ahoa. the United s. tos

Tie United States urc eo,nnaertl O.
,hirtv-two Sites and nine Terrs,srias.
They confirm po~alaton Of o5.eg0.
900 Of whom II 600 600 a-e white.
Tie extent ur sra coast u 1850
niles.
The lrrr,h offs ten prfpcrna1 r.yeFs b.
an.eal ,ai'rs.
The sarEare oi its five rrcat lakes Is
al a.e.~y.f..r.r
Tbr nnuh,, ,t miles ol railway IT,
opefa,ioD is 20 0oe, which cost 5000
600 600.
Tim, lsnstl oC IT, ranaIs - !. 900 miles
l. contains the longest railway on fLe
globe-,le Illinois Central which -
73l oiles,
The annual value ur its agricultural
productions ~ $500 600 000.
It's most valuable production is Indian
corn which Yields annually $40, ,0oo,-
600.
The amount OF registered and enrolled
tonnage is 4 ,407, Ol0 tons.
The amount of capltaI invested Ia man
uiacturers is 900, 900, 900.
The amount of its foreign imports in
ls.,3, was S2G7 .97o, 947,-and its cx-
ports $3.50 81 ,l5z.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
A Nrw Mona or BUILDING RAIL

A New Mona or BUILDING RAIL
RoAD.-An ingenious mode OF builalhg
railroads has been started III Linn, Jack
son and Jones counties IN this State,
which proposes to obyiate all dependence
upon Eastern stock lobbers. Inc plan
IS for farmers and people generally to
subscribe whatever they please, and then
work out their subscription by digging,
hauling, grading, &c, taking receipts ief
their labor as for so much stock pald IL
The stockholders TO organize grading
squads, and set TO work as soon as the
stakes are stuck. To aid the object, i
is also proposed TO lave monster County
Grading Bees, or Railroad harbecues
at which oxen shall be roasted, speeche:
delivered, sc. Ii is stated that work ha'
already been commenced on this plan u
certain points in those counties. IN
road is called an Air-Line. We fear
| vilI be nothing else heokuh Wig.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

Ioverrcr Figlcr's i1 1slcrious de-
feat.


=" >~". 81, y .t'Ssfse"t, & true Dem
' '- l"t'5, -4E's among "1i'st 'aa@s
" ht~..' ~r'a a}. lis disregard o' ue
- ". 9' s"T E@2i5e' II "EF@s"las James
'a"io.''' "..sf his 'flT2''oH . solemn
'"'' o ..r r. '.ae. lo @fit- s1@t TO" o.
...' +" r>'#,c and Il dibe 'Ag 'a''a 100
"'"' +. transferred htna, "a th" Tr@I'za''o''
81" Gaa gwen - @t' s's.'ti'''s'
"t"" H." shoulders oi ffrs'oe" ihf'''
"ao Is al@o dead rooster an the pt'
'fo" Tire sane cause. TIE Satabasy p
"e''caR Is H." Il rnper h& ""l bahdy
'""'" the corrupt leaders o' TIE ae'''"-
"aN' party ihf2"sa All tHeH ae'l"uS
t@'"a' i-oi "'i we TIE True och'ocf"eF--
Lhe Pr2Fe lave acted tor themselves ana
'Tlo'e "hE' the spurious eau'e VINO if'''e
4@''I} set VI as democrats VIII pe S"' IT
out oi The parry and sent oack TO their
Old lCdsfat associates. TIE S0stom fouse
|lII be ctea"sed OF the ieaeralis's no" I'D
II, under the cloak ID democracy There
Is a good time comtnT--"e say traitors
I Where did YOU get that L'ok out Gus
tom House thieves, But read what the
Sunbary American says
The result OF t"e e'ecton on l"eSfay
last Tor State officers, though adverse to
the democratic party, WIS, nevertheless
neither surprising ~ unexpected. ihe
Iatai mistake mad" by Governor bB'ef
IN the appointment oi Judge sampheh'
ms one Of has cabinet, sealed his late, as
II inevitably must that oi any man VINO
sets up his own Will IN opposition 10 that
81 the people. Prom that moment com
mcnced the 'dccHne ana ina OIL ooF'
Blgters Administration. Ill was 'ilost
I lil-adrised and unfortunate measure, anI
shows low l,ttte foresight, rnen 81 heh
places otten cxAtDit, TIE people III tlls
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

ENrRGy.-See how that ielio. works
No obstacles too great for HIM TO sur
mount: no ocean too wide ior HIM TO leap,
no mountain too high Tor him to scale
He will make a STIR III the world and no
mistake. Such are the men who build Our
railroads, dig up the mountains Of Cali
fornia, and enrich the world. There Is
nothing gained by ,dleness and sioth.-
This is a world Of acton and to make
money, to gain a Repatriation and to ex-
ert a happy influence. Men must be ae-
tive, not frightened al shadews--run IRON
liens or attempt to dodge lightning. TO
forward zealously, In whatever you un-
dertake, and we risk you anywhere and
through life. Men who faint and quail
are laughing stocks to angels, devils, and
true men.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

Has JUST MADE a BEGINEING.-Int the
Cleveland Plaindealer of late date is n
letter from Mormon Elder. Of Salt Lake
City, IN responca to some queries, con-
corning poygamy, by the editor of the
paper above to. A queer production is
this letter, as few quotations will show:
AS to myself, have as yet married
but two. This is small beginning, but
the day Of small things must not be des-
pissed. You may believe, however. having
myself but two wives, while the majority
around me have more, that / feel some
what slim but wait awhile. Your "wo-
men worshippers'' III the State, { of sin and
miseIy,) as YOU will remark, | trow,
would scarcely be willing, even if they
had the prlvIlege-to choose "wile No.
=" who should share their husbands time.
affection, sc. But here il oftens hap
pens that women court for their husbands
and you know they understand the art,
and OF course are very successful. So all
the men have to do is invent means Of
supporting them.
What do you thiuh? Our young ladies
accomplished and beautiful, often choose
q man with ten, Or twenty OF forty wives,
IN preference TO al attractive Young gen.
liemau who has not one thus showing
their taste, and regard Tor age and exper-
fence. Il one If your most polite, fash
ioaable and fascinating young gentleman
should come here, would find il Ae sue
ceedcd at all, she would probably be one
whom our grey headed and iAfrm old
men would probably refuse.
With regard to President Young, he
governs his family, numerous thought i
be, in q manner worthy Of imitation, anc
is our "modei man" In this as in all other
respects would that the whole worlt
receive him as their 'model," F" and follow
lis example and counsel His wives
like other women, dress according to theg
own taste. bloomer" lfthey please am
every one IS respected according u he
integrity and virtue, without hypocrIcy q
partiaIlty. However, partaking Of TIN
spirit, Residents Young wives are wol
lily n.ples 10 their sex throughout Chr
tendon foI purity and Intelligence"
The author OF these cool specimen
] signs himsells James Mcknight WI
: reloices Ill beirg an elder Of the chuci
!, the possessor Of two wives with the hoI
/, Of more, and also in having escaped lro
c tie land OF higotly and 81 to that ernbr'
3 ced III the BASIN of the Sal Lat hot
{ Island .4dr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

GALLANT AFFAIR TOR THE FAIR AT
THE rAtR.-At the ToItaad county
Conn. J fair last week five ladies' enter
ed tie lIst as competitors ior premium Of
ferea hy the society ior tire most grace
iu exhibition Of female equestrlaAlsn,
Gen. PRArT, representative IRON Tie
first coue gessiona. district, acted as UNI
pre, aud a very puzzled gentlemen he
was. the fair competitors acqollng them
selves So handsomely tudt he could ne
more make distinction between then
than between as many pearles ali o. ohs
size sci ID gold. luah.c TO make the q
ward, he very galIantty extrlcated hlm
sell from his dilemma BY taking out h'
pocket. booh and paying each the amour
OF the highest premium offered hosfol
Chronicle.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

The Preaching Monkey.

There is curious animal, a native oil
South America, which is called the Prea-
ching Monkey. The appearance Of this
animal is at once groiesque and forbid
ding. i hes a thick dark beard three
inches long, hanging down from the chin.
This gives II the mock air OF a Capuchin.
frlar, irurn which it Las aoq ulred It's name
They are generally found in groups ol
twenty and thirty, except IN the morning
and evening meetings, when they assem-
ble Ia vast muhiludes. Al these times,
one olthe2 who appears by common con-
ser, to be Tire leader Of President, mounts
on the top OF the highest tree which IS
near, and the rest .ale their places be-
low Having by a slen commanded ST.
lcAue, TIE orator commences ms AaI~n-
CUES, consisting c( various modeiaied
honls. sometimes sharp and quick. then
again slow and deep, bal always SO loud
as 10 be heard several miles.
The mingled sounds al q distance are
said to resemble the rolling Of drums,
and the running and cracking Of cart
wheels ungreased. Now and then the
chief gives signal with his hand, when
the whole company begin the most fright
ful chorus imaginable, and with another
sion silerce is restored, and he goes OF
with his chattering. The whole scene !:
described as the most ludlcrous, and ye
the most aldeous that the Imagination Cal
conce i've.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

Some one having stated that the best
way to preserve apples from rot y to PACK
them il sail, tie editor oi the Albany
knickerbocker tried the experiment. tie
SAYS it was perfectly successful. lie says
they have kept for three Years, and would
keep TO all eternity, il they waited ior hlm
10 eat them. The saline particle 50 mixes
with the apples, that you cant eat one q
them without faneying you were Chewing
piece ol Lots vile
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

A TRur LAnyEH-Alexander Ham
ilton was once applied to as council ~ a
man having the guardianship Of several
orphans, VINO would on coming Of age,
succeed to large and valuable estate, o.
which there was material defect m the
title-deeds, known only to their guardian,
who wanted to get the title vested II him.
SELF. Hamilton noted down the ialtlless
executors statement, and then SAID te
him, Settle with these Unhappy infant:
honorably 10 the last cent, OF ! VII hun
you from your skin like hare. The I'D
vice was strictly followed, and the maj
who gave ii was an ornament 70 the bar
| ana 10 the age he lived In.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

NHEE DID you SHAVE LAsrf-The
following Circumstance Happened IL one
Of the towns in Arkansas
A man had Teen drinking until iate
hour al night before starting home. Hon
est folks had been long in bed, and the
houses were all shut and dark. The H.
quor he had taken was 100 much for him
he did not know whese TO GO. He al
last staggered into an empty shed, and
tell upon the ground. For long time
he lay i'll the Inconsistencies OF a drunk
Ell sleep, and would have undoubtedly
frozen, Tor the snow on the ground showed
the night to be very cold, had not others
less inscnsibIe than himself, been around.
THIS shed was iagorite rendezvous for
hogs, which rushed out when lhe new
conner arrived, but soon returned to L ell
bed In the utmost kindness, and .ruesl
hospitality, they gave their blpcd COM
pauian tie middle oi the bed, sJlae Iy-
mo on either side OF him, and others at
ting the part Of a quilt. Their warmth
prevented Aim from being injured by his
exposure. Towards morning he a~oAe
finding himself enjoying tie accoNAno-
a yF-g
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
Wealth cfthe Emperor of Hay
I'll,

1t appears from letter in the N. York
Post, that Solouque, who, when chosen
Emperor of Hayti, was not worth a cent
now owns property 10 the amount Of
$500, ,O00,0 He owns SIX large distii.
leries with sugar plantations attached for
the manufacture Of taffia and rum-fron
fltty to seventy stores and store houses,
mostly in Port-au Prince, and is buying
or building all the time. He bought
new plantation recently, Tor which he
paid 100000 with the intention il is said
OF attempting the manufacture o. sugar.
souioque never appears in public sx-
ceps in full toilet. Even at private re-
oeptions he commonly wears his sword
and cooked hat. He has one coat. made
in Paris, which cost $1,000. and pair Of
boots made in New York, decorated witt
brilliants and gold, which cost &2C0.-
The cane with which he commonly walks
cost S400.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

DlALocUE.-B Bon Papa, Wat does
this popular sovereignty mean, thal Ihey
talk SO much about
Pape-It means, my son, S0,0O0 ma-
lorlty In the State oi ONO.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
1poetrp.
A Country Home.

A Country Home.
Oh give me home in the country wide,
seat hy the farmars wood firesidc,
Whore the IRE burns bright
On frosty aight,
Who're the jest, the song the laugh are FREQ
Oh the farmers home is the home for M.
Oh! give me home in tie country vida,
When the earth comes out rs blushiug hri 1o
Will her buds and flowers
In the bright spring hours,
Her bridal song ringing from fre.A-Icavcd trees
Aud melody floats or the Periunea bseczc
In summer, seat in the shady aook.
And close by the side Of . cooling brook,
Where the violet grow,
Or the pale swamp rose,
Faint and sick, meath the sun saorehing beam
Dips heE fair petals in the cooling stream
Oh! v'TrTne A home in tbs country vide.
In the golden days Of farmers pride,
When bis harus are alted
From tile fields hrs titled.
Aa1 be f.s.s THAI his yearly task Is done,
iSmiiing nj Rlutef hc hcckons him OF.
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Never forsake q friend
when enemies gather thick around him
when siclue S falls Heavily upon him
when tic word IS da4h and che ecriess,
this is the time 10 try thg trlendsmp.--
They vino turn from The scene ol distress
Of offer reasons why they should be eA-
cused from extending their sympathy and
aid, betray their hypocrisy, and prove
thai selfish motives only can prompt aid
move them. Il you have lneAd thal
loves you who Las studied your Iniefes'
and happiness, defended you when per-
secuted and troubled, be sure to sustain
hlm in adversely. lie, him fee tAat hIi
1 friendship was not bestowed IN vain.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

CO. Tie people " Delaware thought thf'
.aU came. Oh wednesday last. i 'arnoa our
havevee. to ~ j rc1-heaaed woman chasing
baolpsdlar down The road for sq.dr tAs tobacco
,,se Oh heT SUNDAY carpet
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

The New York Herald says i + r.
mored that General PHO" Is t. be sent
10 Utah az Governor II Normondom.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

A CuR1ous ELrcrIos.-A few days
ago, the Mayors election took place at
Griffin, Georgia. The candidates We're
W. NJ, Cline, Democrat, supported gen
erally by wings, and Judge Bell, whlg,
supported by democrats. The result was
IO4 Tor Cline, 20 for Bel, and l36 for
Judge Wright, who was not q candidate.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

Il say, printer, do you take Indiana
money No. What the reason ain't It
good 2, Yes Why don't YOU take 1t,
then q Can't &c, it. Intcuogator mlz-
zled.
Rrs1GrArIor or SENATOR PueH.-
Since the enormous antl- Nebraska MAJOR
ity Of the late election IN Ohio, we assured
hv indubitable testimony, that the resag-
nation Of Mr.. Pugh is firmly resolved
unon. Il is due to Mr.. Pugh, however
10 state that TINS step IS not Oh account o.
any popular sosercigty seruples--hn
wholly on account oI the mortality Q
Ioeofocoism. lie intends to be ''Perfeetij
resigned. = Dayton { O Jour,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

II \ j. 5. PORTER.
H. "A. fO X / Err & BROTHER,
Booksellers end Stasioners,
DEALERS IN WALL PAPER
AND MUSICAL INSTR UMENTS,
agents for Princes Superior Meloaeons. n su,-
pss AZ an uines on hand for sale at manufaetur
Is H prices Also, agents for Firth. Pond co.'s
New York Pianos, and furnished nj manufac,rr
ers prices with addition of transportation cnfy
AIS Also agents fer McCrery's printing ink ana
Whites N. Y. Type Foundry
NJ. SO ILLINOIS STREET, ROCK ISLAND ILL,
n3i-1y
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cANIIEL DEWElL,

TOWN LUIA
A~pfru. .DgNG LbTS. in the town OF Upton
"a ,s,x desir.bly sitxated, are offered for
sale Al reasonable prlces.. by, ,rrrr,rr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-11
California News.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR,

NEw YoaG, Dec. 9.--rhe North Star brought
800 passengers, $685. 900 il specie, aud CaIiCo
MA dnIes 10 The l6lh brought down BY the Golden
Age
The Falcon, from Havana, arrived at Aspin.
wall OH tue 31thNOy., aud was 10 teluEn The same
evening,
The Panama Road Is progressing finely.
The English squadron sill OF anchor 10 The San
francisco llaTbOT.
The u. S. steamer SuSluehannH arrived at San
francisco on Tue lllb Of Noyenbet
The Mississippi arrived al Honolulu OIL Tue 2Sd
OF 0ClObe', iIOnJopan
Tie Snaiueuanna hos gone 10 BeniCia.
Commander Rtngold, J. 9. Stuart, Seo'y. U, S,
Exploring Expedition, and A. LIE Roy beaEer Of
dispatches, were ppsSengets In the SusQuelanna,
aud arrived IL The NVllll star.
News fIOm The mines al6 cheering. Xxx.
Immigrants from Tie plains ute arriving daily
ahd Ieport gtral hanlsipS. $3.50 ~ IN
The Golden Stale arrived nj San Francisco from
New York, with dates ia % days al 10 hOuIS, The
quickest time on feeoid
Thvpop generally speak favorable 0 Tue pro.
posed ilui Stage route across Tie plains.
Financial oaEirs OF the Slals ore inlhe most
prosperous condition The inlersl due OH the Jan.
uary ponds have been forwarded 10 New Yvlk,
The LegS aluIe met OH lie 81, rbeIe was
some balfllOIeN CanJibOuss iOr Speaker,
The officer the Su5quehanna report annexa.
lion ,eeling strong al Honolulu. Tue heir Oppa'
rent, whose signulute only was wanted, 10 CON.
pele tile cessOn Of The treaty, sedv wOnl that he
was prepaTsu to sign IL. PtoptIly hos nGsn ~
anticipation Of The event,
Tue general lonv Of lrade exhibits Ou little
change The closing price Tor 0aegO and liJxaIl
AOuf wos s.215 DuleT 62c, New lard, quiet,
i6a lc. Bac0u 1912. HOms l6lOlSi.
Tue money nStRet Yves Unchanged
Thetu has been severe slVfms on tlv lSlhmuS-
MOI much damage dOne Tie weather Is now
settled,
NO;lling important as 10 the revolution, Milo
sthllelj a strong position aud had command Of The
army, wilt the exception Of that portion IN logo
10, which province YVES quiet aud had deoland lOI
lle GOVERNMENT and constitution,
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NAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
oy0AY MORNING, DRcRAgER g, 1854.

,,.,.,, The weather on Saturday al'fTooop
" ,n.oced mOlerutiug aud yesterday loe snow
'' having slowly away With indications Of
:" If,II The snow inihe inguuIalns goes Of
.G min OF even general lhaw, j viii W veil
:, 6ysr interests "'
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ClNCINNAYI MARKEit

Die. 9.-glom Jult at $L5Oa1bO Buckwheat
flour 50, per 100 lbs WHISKY PSI Hogs quiet
ol 4,6Oai,S6. Provisions very dull. Green hams
64aii. Mess Polk held al$l2, Prime old lard Si
MUlaSseS firm al zoe.
Exchange unsettled prices for buyers rates,
ranged tl,m pat TO one premium Some banks
checking Al premium.
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lam, TetlPelhlly, yopIs,..
II VERNON R6KRlnGR,
hHtt Chaplain H. y. NUVY,
HUSBAND, WIFE. & YOUNG LADY cUReDl
EET fAC7 SPRiKlT

May Hi, iSs.
~ Mars. NeTiimtF MeWbiag near SlTU-ln 1usiiee
iO DT, HanpIOnB Vegetable TiiNtuTr, wish 10 ni0Tn
You that was tskestk vi tho "a day OF January lest
With On tGecllOh0 OF The stomach, bowels and kldueys
Massteuded by four eminent Ibysieiea ~ Inole than
Two ponihS-ail 10 little OF no eject hPteOAle knotl
sdse vi the gtelt Ntue In ahlVrS ThetuTo, IRON one
bottle which my vile hsdt taken two YsaTs tnse'
Itam 10 Tie conclusion thai would iake 10 HOIo mo
dCIEe from my phySlc buttTy the lluIOi aud a1i
happy TO iOIn you that had rot taken u two days be-
Oe el liz powerful ihhuenee upol nv Stoneeh have
cOutcl ySing tue Tclue, aud am tVM abe 70 eaye my
ioOni and can eat any common die without mle lncon'
yenleme OF hlessuleOI myalonich
TIE Nmi,led or their IitudS, ave daily Ntiul9 hN,
to learn VI the eat yllius there 10 In the Ihetue" OF
llSmltOms. s5.. ,s,s, o.
eX eel to send you several eerteotea 10 few lays
one es etlIly, hon yUung adj whO had lttn eonlneu
to her fOO Tot IL months, with diseais Of Tue head, a.
''''"S 'H' S'"u 4. ". HALL,
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No., Lieutenant Ben. Catf our brave "eOm.
."i,o in ans keeps as good tobacco aud Q G'Fs
,nyUody else dare keep, Of The "BaIacEs"
.,o,r Of Main and Monroe slteets--orpOsile Tile
& NJ. Rand. TIE LitpiePsnl never hangs file.
;i,e Lin, a call.
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by tue time got this little uole through my
head was dressed, ready to 30 TO the cOHceui
G O.he0a' n.ConceTI--rump.le'diddlv'ds dump
ldump.ti- coneehi Oh! how glad [ was
couldn't keep from Singing--c on, eon.eon' ce'''
&C.-lime came--wenl--wen 10 double haEness
worked on lie 'ngh sids"-gos TO lbg HALL
got into the tIull--Ohl Bell AirII such sight Of
women with rnt about lleit Shoulders. Bonnelsl
-phew !-Jluok bonurls, while boanels, blue,
LOnnets, gresn.bonneis, miSed-6unneis, no bon
ne'S aud OOnnets-on Observation-Disclosures All
the people 10 Tue hell looked alme, aud looked
ataII The people in Tue hall, I'd then We Ilook'
ed the Stage. Then fancy little man With very
zig Ieet OF veTy loose boots, came out and made, q
bow aS was a bow, uOue Of your cold dignlIy
scv:dup second time, but regular CClpYIsal
tightangle. sat down belO a planO-one OF
PlckvisonS great bis double bateled PianOes--On
asIOOl--Put one big ol OH the pedal Of Tie Riano
and one lIpedal on The foot Of Tie SlOOl--lUIned
one hOCd through the Olhel--lapPed the keys q
li''le--lurned one hand through the other once
more, and then disilalEsd that piano until every
woman in the house was satisfied that he had the
Use Of hp iasers, aud caught myself about 10
sly, Couldn't he tickle body some il he went at
IT,
Then little 0eEmanc woman (gOne said she
was Ilaliin) came out, aud tile way SHE did Yell--
'PlO,' scream, Squmn, and swallow her voice and
%s>iup again anil yell, halo, scream, sQuIm
,aa "a ',D'' bett everything but the woman that
'o''owed htb I'D one Jane Lind WHO cost me ST..
W S'i6 money, in,he ysaioi our Lohl 1851
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-11

Tnr L,Dus OF ST, MAtrnkes tlst Bpi'eoRa'l
,5rcb will give supper for beuevOlehI puIPos'
!, At Washington Hall, on Thursday evening, 'l's
.,l inst The energy aud good t'se oil these
de, are equal 10 ynylhius HEY und'I'nNe' and
knoT they would no, umivrlaSe anything hat
no, 200 80 look on, I something O"y good.