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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-01
HE INT NCER..
noNpAY MORNING. MAY I. lgs4.

I;r-r,Il attention 10 the new advertisement Of
-. Pager. lie has just received stock of
NJ: and Summer Goods. elegant in style anu
Sp, Ii,y and isselling them usIonshinglyc leap
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Milk Leg, DREADFUL Ulcer.
,a4sf. ATI0N, .WEAKNESS;
MOTHER ANDsDACGHTER CURED.
HAN1PToN'SE IINCTUREt 1'RtUMP p ANr ! I! /!
HUNDREDS OF oUk OWN CITIZENS,
The Rich and ihe Poor, euerytohere bear The same
s.s.ss - ASIA TEsrGlI ONY. sHzs =
Re- the following ceitdcae from lady, endorsed by
postmaster 4. p. Cooper; ~ u -. 5-ssz7s5s
10 r, t4siss-} CAPoN BEIDGE, Iinmpshi eco. Val
Mr. E. r. cooper-Dcar Sir; agreeable 10 your rcoues,
and desire benctit the acied, eby &c, ii
y the great relief rcce ye from the H4aTON'S
VEGETABLE TTkCTURE ~ 2'5Fla7. taE5 -
taken it'll violent nalpitntion, rather tiu-
tering and trembling OF the Eeart continued seye
raj days IT seemed though hea had almost
its Office The amIy became ala med and procured
tie vi this valuable medicine before had taken
one Hottie, o. tnisJ TINCTURE' OF H48PTONnS
was entirely believed. -...-.-.-.-
use OF his valuable medicine. Two ihtee years ago
laid up with liberation of aIkIe effect OF
what is nsuaIII called milk seq had lost all and
""petiIei and tue winch was some inches up
I0wu anu half way around ankle every eT.
f1 to heal until procured Rapton's Vegetable TIlc
QUO bottle which este ed my ueat,. l:aled ay
yak e, and Treer from swelling N The las: thir
iyyeaTs
menCed swcing winch increased every day. aud began
TO be Very amfu-she used bottle o. HanpoHs Tne-
~ CT Tue pains were Ged, the ens subsidized
st Ups Of wooden until her strength Ieturned
nave been tIS particular, others unler similar
CONSUMES, might be Indeed 10 avail themselves
7, his lea ely.
Yor S, with respect,
do te,eby certify, tho: am pc, sone'iy acquainted
i p COOPER, Postmaster,
CaPon bridge. iom"shi' co. Va.
% Delicate lad es ana child e"fwif please give i.
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Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Sercfula, Cough, Ash
mu, Consumption, Liner Complaint; &c. = -
Y TRIl,nH is aAiIGElnNNIsI.s =.

Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula. Cough, Ast1-
md, C0nsumpiom, Liner Complaint, &c. &c
s.- TRUTH is MIGHTYs!s5. ss@s
sAlc yon sick Beware OF INIT tons I-Ask Hump
toms Vegetable 1fnettre The many by tbs
medicine must have merit, and gre / merit, zoo, to
stand the lest OF public OBJ MON No art opuHing
medeinei II be not !eaI!y So -,
its sales aer year. in spite OF Opposition. Tie
pie ,esdy fI4 outfits Sirtges and he a9,o O. the
ses Lroa mouth 70 more apoi.y than news
PSners can sfSsHS ID ,yin; Wines ssylng 10 lie
mpIoof OF ,whatwe say above, you 10 Hapnp-
Tle Vie .; Yeste, Groeer IS Pearl St, cured
O. Rheumatism OF eight years stardipsi all other RENE
WIN ~. Oldham, elate Of the Custom House dwelling
20 s.. o. great Deb l.Ly: 2esms GENTLY
W. a. schaefer Esq, ons the Oldest maststratcsaud
restored robust heslth. - ss'F
Jarret Plunmet, los Baltimore suffered intensely
aIisr oher remedies lad allied
Space viii not per init 10 Eame hundreds OF oiers
Geo ". Goodrich. Capt Thos not, Rob-. Gsd!t, Jas
smytl, cured o. Rheumatism. -. 80
ridge. Navy, and thousands others cured Of DysrtG
pSnes To 10
Vegetable VEcure In his sots ear, 10 GOOD health so
that u viii be seen that got up to impose
D=HUNbRsp fn;hts city will bear the testi=L
and get pamphlets cgrstis,o and the many
zags'sf 9 NERVOUS DISEASES,
their yartous gtyns life and vfgor, restot
ing the shattered thus nlusing hope In
place or despondency BY smld, pleasant and sale
ton oil Tue stomach liver, Kidneys Lungs. 9ndlhe ner-
yous syste liver ut, dseases
or the urinary organs, coughs asthma, bronchial alice
tons, consnmpi lon Jugs llel
gont, saint Dance, Fits, Ftsu-
sses q blood
general 5gsEtai LYm. X. lleISee, 6tk aud "
Druggists geperp1ly.-s s5s,es . 49,
Sold o e ~ 6wsE AZ. 80 tfnote st,
Baltniore and s dySpS, y. - =,
gc5zt.5ee Sire. bottle anl2 q
.sAACI1ocE.Ssg .ass sfss as t,isetEJAs. M.iIlo0E
4 n OG e 81 SO N ,Has5sssElfsi
Attorneys at law 81 land5Agent
- MARSHALL @. H.,5R lIospdspil sO fs{SJ
INV ILL praccen Ohio, MaIshalIg Countess
wv Particular attentonpvt he given TO collections and
Lad kinds Of land constantly fopsale5
lan2l=1yd6stw iissss4a.s xxi. .s5tJ
FASHIONABLE. MEX GH4NT s1.AiLoR-
81 ~ ii ING Observation-Disclosures q isHs -
% No..35t coKsER ND WATER sTREErs, Il
e.al ceiling Va - i - z z
AH0St HUGHES 10 q Of his
orally, 10 his newly ard GORGEOUS stock OF
I 5GE0FHS, sGASSfhfERES AND aVESTlNG
adapted to Spring and Summer
lIoTdeTs Willie executed The shor cat notice. and
lin the most superior Sill ons oil yie
Constant hand spenlid asso tnent Of S-
Eryne equs f5 y
Please CALI examine the &tocSs q aap4tSmls
= 1EES Lard OH, priIhe 6tticte, for sale by
~ tchTsa ,fiflel ~
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e..a =. T. 5,4 REAlONA L.l45 - 90 ---ITT
VINRANZEEIM &. .LUTZ have removed their Wholesale
Liquor store from the sprig= aouse buildings, ono
2lO, Market Square, next 10 WIN. Halls auction Room
wher they viii. heretofore always keep hand stock
o. tue best Wines and Liquors. at The ST psces
apps u3m. ~ FRANZB EIMItE LU.CZ
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DIED.
At3lorgantown, Va. on The 2sth lust, WILLIAM C.
sonot ASDRkwJ SWEENEY. aged 4 months.
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-----------t .ASSIG NEE'S- NOTICE.
G imeon ID Woodrow no wing, onthei i iii DAY Of
- Arri, 1854, by proper deed conveyed trust the
Tor The benefit Of is said e.edit
ors, all Ills real and CLOSES &C.
ttoni ali persons in any wise nIebtedo said Wood
ste required TO make mmetfate yment 10 me, ali
having claims against said Woodrow cequIed
LIT der TO eceiye beef under sad trust, within
&c their claims with the proper rcea Sc ac
ding the Of said decd, with the
apis GEO. w. SIGHTS. Assfgnee.
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For I.al.inore; 8, MIqssh ~. Phiindslpnin
80 49, #55 g "a - 49,

!:SfsaSs 81. g s.ksT-SssSsS
Great through Line for the East
iHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
ancl Kali Road at the Junction (lateIy called the RELAY
House miles from BALTIMORE and with the PhilaIje
hhta Wilmnstonand Baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
the great tunnels upon the line completed and
Inc me-. whole road is In fine condition esenng the
most plGtuTeSqu and romantic routes in the world.
The and splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
Louisville aud Cincinnati connect with this at Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
ar on.the boats. 81 - F,flf7f7
The express n-t whecling daily at O'Clock
a. NJ, (Wheeng timed and arrives at Cumberland C2Ol
es) nj Nj, and allowing two hours there, arrives in
Bamore e3S0 miles a. II the next morning. MA
king the passage through in about 90 hours including ali
stopPages. > ~ tt-a1'l7s-TFs s7FsF'
baggage checked through any the eastern points
without charge. r 80 55'5l' 7f1F -
Passengers and baggage cars for
WushRgo at the function. and for Philadelphia at BAL
tniore without extra cha Travellers are allowed
le time and opportunity all points their meals
Through tickets rom Wheeling TO Baltimore, (wilL
privilege plying anywhere the roue,) s. 6O-io
Washington, $3.50 TO Philadelphia, St0-to be had on
board the of the Union Line Ohio ard OF
tho Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q 3D. Fox NJ & Mounds
vile. mar WA PARKER, Gen'i. Snp't.I
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Bcsck, BeowS, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND


49, DALIIIa CLOTHS. .r il-as--t.
Also SIX and WOO AL shades and colo 8;
bo1ibaZie, al sGmnc CIOs 'iLeI grass Iots
6c.-Fof ma. Ing focE, d'eSs sacL 6.ti0ca,
eic: E0gsn, 7Id = mcTican cassime' ESQ,
,'e1 dtinnes, &c. 90 mak'ns panis A % vcsti"ss }
'l2 &c mos beSusl:u .eleCi looked Hmyc;
alt o. vine" Hm gov Ptcna 'ed,o snLe W IN
q niFbc aud Uesl Stye, secu ed III HUNsHLL
% Cc%s. the comiI3 cci ce.Ir;H
>Ey Ts GAO furnish bette eo.us ny uo,Se we !,
U. iic = pes'eLy Dounta.uI. 70 sos
~ ohaee.ion 81 III &c aaoSe have irRI.i:a' =
mcIlo FEF,hls Goods. IL 6Ie. seasons bio. rod a!ii
!0re be- cons o. co..n csss Ge.e eashme e., BON
p"zinc s. sss tGcE RIt p'ciI LeO, ftOGk, d
sud besner eoe'a SCi' aGd psDto 'npde nom
FhGIshie ard .casoJabc Goods, 10 gees
hci and col She's SIX, a .lambS WOO 2dd
on Jude Nri,i sad OsSwetsi Gotta s;
slo ges FUd NUsicIte.s. r.1 ss.-s d. q ~ 1885, r.
in s'cpt vst;eis: elso. Ollie af:Ie suit
Ibc Of cOT'bieriWS geo enons wa u sJbe. tar..
All Lie Ismeda iieir together wi nlRuy otic
-Ices ,al, he ,orud az my store, No Siss
P'e Call naIdishc alooE, and Nlueh ob!ise yorc*.
-4.-7 s.s NoTICE-7EXTRA.
lu mail or COMMON co;hIGs Chat wiz dis.
pose atco>t even less, 20 make room 70 my So 'ng
m.2i,l =. = - 80 RICE
New Savings Bank Store.
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Thos. Hughes

Thos. Hughes
J)EGS 10 inform his friends cUstomeis and pull,
) lie that lie has lust u"aed from The Eas
with vcrylalgeSnd beautiful [Ef
i. V f5,,I'ts = Suck OF GOODS ,=55-sz., TT 3
O. o kinds adapted 20 the pre.ehl ard coming seasons
he invites them to coll and exsmIe. They will n1 his
$50 meat Cloths CdssiHees and Pesgs, and furnish.
ing Go dS, the frees and extensive the city, and
swlc he guarantces selE al Low teycan be
o,,a;nCd elsewhereI i7+, Jat j - = 80
Tie eoibs. c5ss eScs, aud Vcstings psrtiGularly
TiC comprising evey dcs able color, quality aud PAL
tefn The selection O. Hosiery aud Under Gorments gen
cToily is highly worthy the tcuoD OF pu chsserSS ne
OF very fnc q. atty, and otIow pticesl
Tue aoo tmentof Shtis, Shtrcolass, Ha chiefs,
CO yats G;ovcs, Is exceedingly ith and ious;
numerous to par icnls .ise IN M advertisement.
IN fine, hing and everything t9rsite fof gebIe-
e6':Sn TIos. HUGHES.
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No. l, spfigg House EmpotIum!!
CLOTHS, CAsSlMEREs AND VEs11NGsl
Ncu sprins sud sun ner G GODS.

rev spring stuSl SUM an en- q Gods!
TAX "leasr,c IN ne0s sbie 20 Sc omy old cast M
eIs aId ,'e i:sh'o4cbe comMMIl.y, tlSt have rs
cnrncd rom New Yo. Il, and Us ce le:n e4Ie
tic ."oSs foshnnSn'c Oos io,ae season tsi
Emortum, sew 70 k.rEn imniIii ;rodl E,a eHd ,ke
o. conni ieSi a1d Hvis disaed:ed tie sale rom
Hon clio hing si':s e mo cId. iinc attend
lie wa6s OF my ,stoHlcrS Ia me isshonc Bile way
Icw A.oek now COASTS 2 Of
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consumptive habits restored by the bottle
two TO bloom and yigor and changing tile skin from
pale yellow, sickly color beautiful orid enmplexion
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MARRIED PERSONS

othsis will find Cordial, after they bot
tie two thorough reseneTator OF the system lnGn
directions to be found the happy heahyoR
SPRING who would not have been So but for this
diseases Tor which ii is recommended Thousands OF
young have been restored by using it, single
Instance has 1t Jailed to beEeit them. fsgf5 CO.
PERSONS. OF PALE (tOMPIEyIQN-
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- -.L-.s .t4 10 MOTHERS.
4 c. PARTRIDGE especially informs his patton
and The public geRsrny lhn the light being mos
during this month and next, taking The itkenesses
youn children, on every pleasant day between the huu
OF ~ and 3. tIl.Id
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-01

These some the and melancholy effects nro-
duccd by Of youth, viz: weakness bae
and limbs, pains in tho head dimness oEsght loss
cuar power pIlpaton of the heart, dyspepsia
rTitaby of the digestive auctions, gene
raj debility, symptoms of consumption, etc.
Mentally the fearful effects the mind much 10 DO
dreaded Loss ormemory, confusion Of IDEAS depression
olspirits evil foreIodngs aversion to society, selfs:
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TIMOTHY SEED. ,,,,..
IE0 Blu prime Timothy Seed Just 'o sale
s1Sl 4sepf3 JOHN x. AiORROH.f
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-..a ~ EtGd EEEN MONTHS- tfsf.
4HAVE expired since concluded 10 close my Dry Good
business; and having many re still n,iebted Il
ne hope they do not, longer fine pay Good.
Inst should have been paid lor long since. ~
Don't be ashamed but along GET :ecsint il
fli. Isl Hs.E ~. TH.tJOANSfON, Jr., ,li,.-
mr6 warehouse of Sweeney, Johnston & Co.
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-
Also observe P romssory Note with the
signature every genuine bottle OF Dr. aforSe's
Cordsal.t v fltits-tS -
To counterfeit hel Is loFgery:. s..Fsi- sssts
irqte cordietis put N. htEAty concentrates, PIN.
PpIcr-ss,OO Fer bottles; two for SJi stx or s1a
slizsfsS :. 80 H. RING, Proprietor = :
I 77tziss 1s2 Broadway Ne,s-York. $
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/ nHLasNot Lard U, nc p llele ioI sale 6y
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EXTRA FiAMILY$FL0UR. 3 sgn
IN BBLS. ES.sr Family Flouri from IockS ood.s m'
w Also, 20 bbls Triadelp1ia Flour. - -
J .st received nd Ior sele by - 3 3
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NOTICE is hereby given, 10 ali Tie Stockholders pri
IN and nunicipa OF the Hempleld Railroad Com:
Many that he instalpent OF five dollars per s7'c is
required be paid before the 10Th day of January
he like sum of five dollars per share noply
the a!LeT, until the whole amount is paid. 800. n
JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer.
Washington, Pa, Dec. %. 1858 .5 Jc30
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FOX RENE. 81.
Two large aud comnlodIus dwelling Houses, in goo
i repair, with stables and other ConvenenceS. r.,
,,noSS,TTp'S'o Mq5 M, R4la AN. M.r,.,.
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DEA ADVISED and use the Japor boot Polish. . his IS
ID FIRST rate Orcle and no nislake Il you do no be.
ie e that Just and buy 5o;je-oniy 10 cents.
=, FO: saleby 5l5ssJ.G yowEEi,L d., :.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-12-30
The Pin and the Needle.

A pin and needle being neighbofs in
work basket, and both being idle, began
10 quarrel, as idle folks are apt 10 do.
Il should like TO know" said the pin,
.'what you are good for, and how you ex-
1ect to get through the world without
head 2"
"Wha. is the use of your head, replied
thu needle, rather sharply, "lf you have
no eye!"
"What IS the use of an eye," said the
pin, ..if there is always something in II g
."l am more active, and can 90 through
more work than you can" said the need
le.
"Yes; but you will not live long"
"Why not -
"Because you have always a stitch in
your side" said the pin.
you're poor, crooked creature SAID
the needle.
And YOU are So proud that you canl
bend without breaking y our back.
"I'll pull your head off if you insult me
again. -
"I'il put your eve out if you touch me;
remember, your life hangs on single
thread" said the pin.
While they were thus converslng, III
tie girl eniered, and, undertaking 10 sew
she very soon broke off the needle at the
eve. Then she lied the thread around
the neck Of the Pin, and attempting to Sc"
with il, she puIled'Hs head Off and TIRE"
it into the dirt by the side Of The broken
needle.
"WeH, here we are," said the needle.
I'VE have nothing 10 fight about now,
said the nm. Iii seems misfortune Has
brought us to our senses"
"a pity We had not come 10 them soon
er," said the needle.
"Hnw much We resemble human be.
inss, who qparreI about their blessings MI
they lose lheR, and never find out thai
they are brothers, tiIl they lie down IN the
dust together, as re 10.
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miscellaneous.
ghe Frait-Sei.er and the Priese.

Thc FrHit-Sei!er and the PFieSs.
A foreign correspondent Of the New
york Observer closes letter 10 that pa
er by narraling the following suggestive
lcident:
A worthy woman of Turin, fruit sell
had received the word of God and
cad it with JOY. Seated at the entrance
II bridge in her modest shop she I'M
roved every leisure moment in studying
le holy book. A Romish priest passed
Y The spot.
VIVA! book are you reading there 2 he
!ked.
1T is the word Of God?'
But who told you so?'
God himself
Himself? What folly Has God
oxen to you? What proofs can you
i've me for it ?
'Sir,' replied the good woman prove
me that the sun is there doove our
ads
why should | prove it! The best
roof that the sun is there, is, that it lights
nd warm US.
'Ah that is what | wish 10 say 10 you,
ed tka woman triumphanlly; the best
,oof that this book is the work of God,
that it lights and warns my soul
The priest went away in anger. He
,sery where denounced the poor woman
as hereto, and drew away many Of her
customers. Butshe perseveres in the faith,
persuaded that the Lord will provide for
q her wants.
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Beautiful Extra CT

Last evening we were walking leisure
ly along; the mnsic Of the rholrs OF three
churches came floating cut in the darkness
around lis, and they were all new and
strange tunes but one, and that one-lt
was not sung rs we have heard II, but II
awakened a train of long buried memories,
that rose to us even as they were, before
the cemelary of the soul had a toni IN II.
1T was the sweet old 'Corinth' they
were singing-straIas that we have sell
dom heard since The rose color Of life was
blanched; and we were in moment back
again to the old village church, and Il was
a summer afternoon, and the yellow sun
beams were streaming through the west
windows, and the silver hair OF the old
deacon who sat in the pulpit, was turned
to gold in It's light, and the minis
ter who we used TO think could never die,
so good was he, had concluded the appll'
cation and 'exhortation' and the village
choir were singing the last hymn and that
tune was 'COrinth.'
1t is vears-we dare not think how
many since then, and the prayers OF Da'
vid, the sun of Jesse, are ended, and the
choir are scattered and gone. The girl
with blue eyes that sang alto, and the girl
with black eyes that sang alr-the eyes
Of one like a clear June heaven at noon.
They both became wives, bosh moth
ers, and both died. Who shall say they
are not singing 'CorinIh' sill, where Sab,
baths never wane and congregations never
break up There they sat, Sabbath after
Sabbath by the square column on the rIgr'
of the leader, and 10 our young ears their
tones were the soul of music. That col
umn bears still the pencllicd names, as
they wrote them in those days IN lies
June, IS-beGore dreams or change hat
overcome their spirits like a summe
cloud.
Alas. that with the old singers most o
the sweeler tunes had died upon the air
/ but they still linger in memory, and the,
shall yet be sung III the sweet reunion o
song that shall take place in hall who's
columns are beams OF morning hight, who's
ceiling is pearl, whose floors are gold, an
where hairs never grow sllveIy, and hear
ers never grow Old. Then she that sani
alto. and she that sang air, will be in thel
places once more.-We Marvel.
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Fix for a Lover.

IN !bE I i-oFSA.
was in lave ihirlv. i've years ago, head
oven h,cls ,uL never dared 10 Say word
abouIu.
Hei name was Jerusha longed 10
tell her how my heart Swelled and burnt
for her as it thumped agin my chis,, bat
could never screw my courage up 10 The
pint. but thought | would some day. |
had been alone with her many times, and
had resolved and re-res Owed Oh popping
il right out =; but the stiffness was awful
on them 'casons, as the roar ot the Mag
ara, and my heart would feel all over like
vour little finger when YOU hit your ell
bow Gun a thing accidental, iarnai tang
ling fulness. Cuss my luck, said To
myself. One Sunday night cum hum
from mill, after three days ride, aud Jeru-
sha had beau, dressed as smart as dan-
cling master. My heart jumped into my
guIlel the minute saw him.
| felt down in the mouth, for knew
was gone fellow. He had on broad
cloth. Talk of yOur new-langled gossip
and GreShon houses now, but folks III
them davs didn't have hut one room down
stairs; and ladder to 60 up stairs; pun
cheon floor was good enough below, and
oak shankee split out by hand, klvered
the chamber floor. Ii was so in boss
house. slept up in the chamber
want YOU to remember my tow shirt, ana
| wanI you TO imagine my feelings that
might aller [ went 10 bed, for Jerusha and
'lhe dandy chap had the hull room below
To themselves for that night, with rous-
mg bright ire, TO spark. | couldn't stand
the temptation to want to hear what 'hey
had 10 say for themselves. Whisper |
whisper ;
You NAV laugh at it, but it is the naked
truth am going to tell. When heard
something pop like kiss, by ginger |
could not stand my hear, ,humps no Ion
ger ! Curiosity and jealousy got the up
per hand ofue; | wanted to see for my
self; so slid out of bed, sitting hat like %
/ tailor on the floor, determined to hitch up
? Just as sot, inch at time, TO the opening
: over the hearth where the beams and gun
! hooks vas.
= A cat couIdn't be no stiller arler mouse
, but my heart bumped louder every hitch,
r Just as il will when a man goes 10 do
what amt right. Well, jist as | had
gained The right pint TO look over at 'em,
up tilted the foor--down | went, tow
shirt and gun hook--and there hung
bIndfolded, like squirrel, half skinned,
right over my rival, and sweerari, ready
Tor bathing. ] couIdn't see 'em al all ar
ter that. it was more than ten minutes be-
lore the old boss awoke TO tear me loose,
dangling round the fire.
What" said he, "go a spare rib =
ala let me down." said |. | got pref
ty well baked, any how, and hainL been
quite so raw in love matters since. new
cr looked Jerusha in the face from that
day to this, nor gal in the neighborhood,
for could swear she told 'em all That
accident got my grit up 10 make ioriln.
eI went off few miles, and married the
first chance got, just on; of spite; and
Patsy is worth all of 'em arter all, and
marrying is a lottery business.
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