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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

DECIDEDLY Rlcn!--A short time $50 NE Opera
OF the "liatO,f Vi Seville was produced al 1he
gard Opera OF Pans. a c.EtAi" MI Lacomte,
being great adMlfer VI ROSSln IN general, and
the "Barbrf Of Seville" in particular. purchased
ticket lot a reserved seal paying five tiancs' lie
very quietly looked Ior his seat, aud alte' some
tUubie, found it--OccnpIed by a senllF'na"' wtV
pereInponaly refused 10 give il up. Nh l.scC!"'e
very qule:iy went 10 the ConlmlSsaFy VI f01'ce,
who ssenerly, in Pals, yety easily I0und' ente1
ed complaint aud commenced a SUIT against lie
management lie claimed damages - Me amount
oi $50 lrincs for icing Il priYcd tr'm Wis esS'nG
he pstu tlnarlcr VI his fay0rle opera, atuHsIand
ed tepellIlun US soon as possible lof his o""
SPECIAL W, eit, aud III addition "enIy !EAnvS ia'H'
ages lot every days delay. Judgment Vas gwen
~ his favor, aud lie management vas .1a' u
settle with hnm by payl"g 'e" hundftu 'Eancs
This yety atutal'y led ~ soms ihGitleS apIu! !he
person who rrIuseJ tUgIye UP the stall a"d a1''t
gtcat deal nj ttoIhe II was found ltIat sa'i S'p'
Ind teen occupied tya dstd htaa. The 'na"ose'
menl, III all probability, had given lin The seat,
expecting liza he would quietly subh! 10 being
tuned out II wunled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02
Widows.

Same neople hare prejudice against widows.
hui for our bart we never ronId tell for what
Giris will do very well In their places, but one
widow Is worth half dozen II them any Jay.
Girls ATE so SHY, 50 tmit, 80 teserS,d SO bash'ul,
Very few OF them know how to make lore, ana
when they do understand II, It Is awkwaFdIy done'
But widows understand the whole process ,neF
know when TO advance and When ~ retreat Nhsn
to lay sese to a heart, and when to attack IL ny
stItln. More cases have snccllnh 10 the daZzuWE
bright eye Of a widow, clad IN weeds, than were
ever taken by the dr., any, melancholy otbs oil
maidenhoad Believe us there Is more TEAL dan.
ser In the dark aud waving tresseS Of bttea'sd
one OF twenty Two, thai lulk in the golden locks
Of stldom. See, there got s one Of them now
Scarcely twelve month has soiened down lIeF
excessive grief. l,nt woman cant weep always
They are made OF something Else besides tenfSi
and she has a ready founl ont her chnfIiS az VI
entirely faded. She ins nut thrown hSlde htr
sable weed Yet, but The heavy aud SOibfe DONNA
zine as given place light and graceful Eaotlc,
which shows t.ueat its folds the white petilcOst,
and sells OF more beautifully her symmetrical form
and falls more elegantly from her pc ishel stonl'
ders, Notice her little foot as she lnps along
how loinilyit touch. The ground and 10" auFol'.
j. she manages to exhibit the well pr0p0fl!one!l
ankle. al, that is 4 woman for you bu1 looA
at her bdnnct, will you! Seventeen summers
could never manage TO wtaf Il alter thal 'aSh1dh
See how iauntinYly II covers her headi now many
sly glalC>S she IS enabled 10 throw tom beneath
il, and very one LarUed arrow that transiSeS
the heat OF solnt pUcr love sick swift
Did You ever notice how much more apt young
men are 10 fail in love with widows and girls
that have passed the SUMNER 4 lite, lnsn
with yO0ug sifls1 Well, here IS the SECRET OF H.
They are experienced anglers. They know VIII
what sotl Of hooks to fish, what baI. to use, anu
how 10 draw on their prey. In this they have
great advantage mer sltIs who ole sill opiy III
April or May The former do three. iOn1!hS Of itr
courIis, while Tie latter eaveit al tp Ue done Uy
their sultuts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

CLAMs REcoyEkrn BY CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.
The jlin, commission III London no, awarded
sll?,lSi to the ownets I the slaves liberated OH
boIri the Creole, a. the Bahama Islands. The
RlchnonI Post states that tho Cteole, commanded
BY Captain R. Ansaw, sailed from thu. poh. and
put ntn the Bahamas on the It'll Of November,
l3ii, with tie ,lsves IN II state Of mutiny. Being
thus on British soil, they were no longer slaves
The Post adds:
by this decision, NJ G. ". appcEson, proprIe.
tor Of the York Town Saloon, near The corner Of
18th AMI PfankIin street., ncovers $4,000; Nj.
w. Il. Goo mn RECEIVERS $4,000; Alrssfs. Robert
Lnmpkin sni Edwin Loo iet. recover $4,000; and
Mr.. John tlassn, who is now IN Savannah, tecoy
cts sS.U00. THIS claim mas been standing four
teen years, and had been consijere'i hopeless -
One Of The clslmants, Nj. G Il. Lumpslu, upon
hears OF tie loss Of the vessel. bec NE It'anscd,
aid IS now an 'nna'e Of the Eastern Luna!c Asy.
luln at Williamsburg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

PHl>rlsu PRrssts, I'pLFlrs ASp PEricoArs,-
Ties are the lfte great levels tllut govern TIE
,utId Whhout them The bottom Would TAIL out,
and society would become chaos again. The
pre<smaS,s p Upr patriotic. The pulpit religious.
Lnt women Swu!s vi things. There would be nv
going IN church Il therc were no GIts ihefr, lleIt
Fl y Uud ihtre lie any gong 10 wuF wtEc The sol
rnInrs. Without tie sunshine shed 10y wouleu,
ne lose Of affection would never grow, not the
luwer$ OF enguence sernlnotc. In Shut. size is
the engine oi life, the grea, motive pOwtt OF love,
yoIor aud civilization In the proof III This truth,
aIl history speaks trump. ttoneusd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

aTEmetston to California has fallen Of large.
", In consequence Of the expense Of teaching !Ia.
State. and the fac, ,l'cte is less chance Of speedy
prosperity on small means there, tIish in any Other
pat1 Of the Union. During the year 1854, the
whole number persons atliyins al San francisco
by sea, wos bu, 4I,730, and the DEPARTURES by the
same route, 24,417. showing mel gain Of only
1928. OF tbs gain but 1915 was composed OF
Americans, while The remainder, 1855, was Chi.
nesc. The emis'aton 10 California BY The oyer.
land tou,e las. season did no. exceed q, 900 pet.
sous. The unfriendly course pursued towards
the M.xicuns has eanse,! large nun,oers OF them 10
Ieivri 10 Mexico
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TO pulLAyTmRorIsrs.
sr ltrREp srESEIT.

OH brothers, did you heir the story,
How they ,ufer, how they dos
Begging for the crumbs that ialieth
III the palaces 80 nigh
Hear sc not u. II wall OF ansuish,
Asst sweepeth DER the land,
Citlns 'HI0tists, ave US, ave us,
Reach to u.s heiriny hand"
wkete are re, Oh | Priest and Lsymen,
We ~no often did implore
BleId aud blhl,s Tor tie heathsn-
Worse than these, are al Iour door,
Have ye 70 ieaIs 10 shed for starving,
DyiIs bIOiLeI> hcle al hohei
Are LheY reserved alone for strangers,
Whv IN swtmps aud junshs rOLml
Where ere now yoIr great endeavor.1
Where aye row your aHxioIS ca esi
IN wat cave now slice your volee>l
Wat snlis.t your mighty praye.sl
Know "a no, that men are dying
lIete tnetety busy stteet,
In each dark AID lolthsoule alley
Death aud white 5Eowe,l famine meet -
Know ye not that By the way.&ide
iiro.IEIs lay them down and die,
with The hard eiItll for their pillow.
And their winding sheet, lie skYf
Il not t1it e field Ct labor,
Are there mol hat souls 10 save;
Even here where wave tie banners
OF tile fres-wLe. E live the bIAvei
iioneward turn your reaching vision,
Feed tue ro0r IN this your dUnT;
Wien this d0ne--and re have plenty,
Give 10 strangers OF your store.
Then tue brothers will we call re,
And The Eo'lowcIs Of Une,
Who On eatth walked with the lowly
Yet being God. the Fathers Sonl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

FlLLtsus1ERlxa rs HEw YoAx,--Tl!e steamer
Massachusetts was seized al New York est weef.
Just by sue wa, about 10 leave POT: on supposed
administering expedition. She had lars' number
oflron bound boxes, containing several thousand
lint lock muskets msny tons Of coal, lot OF 1vs'
vy made harness. water and provisions. good
supply OF ammunition had also been secfe,ed on
board. The information was wen 10 the Attot.
ney General by the Spanish Consul a. New York.
Another vessel now al New York is suspected Of
being equipped for similar purpose, and is cIo;e.
y watched BY the police.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

IJ'Mr. Georse Sanders, orr late Iel.repubcan
Consul to London, has TUNED up in New Utlrons
The Picayune thre, in noticing the fact says:
loss II on ii The fa,cs, Offices within The grft Of
our Govetnlnen, he'd mol affected hin IL the slight.
est destee. lie comes to or city by way OF 81.
Thomas, Jdmaiea and Cuba especially Cuba
Watcher he took that roundabout tout. home
ftcm England as q preliminary reconnois.
sane, with The view Of studying the chan.
ces OF infhsing the democratic and progressive ell.
emen, into the West Indies, is more than we can
just now say. II must be that in his expansive
pt1I asanhism he would hive all the islands
brought within the general solidarity advocated
and urgently recommended by bis friends Kosu,h.
Marzini and Ledtu Rolin,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

A CoNIo ScEsr.-The New Orleans Delta mar.
rates a comic scene which occutred in the St.
Charles Theatre, ia that city, lately. A rty Of
sea captains, genuine sons Of Neptune, Nen' to
see tie play. and in o,der to observe oil! Us a,tac
'lons, Carried their hlsst,pss along with them
THIS introduction Of single. barrcltd Opera glasses
created quite sensation. and the captains were
ordered 10 put them out Of the way. This they
Iesoutey refused TO do, declaring tha, il others
had rish. to squirt through machiae With two
eye.holes, they had ,igh. to use theirs, which
had only one. The dispute waxed wa'm, bu. the
captains finally conquered; and as was supposed
we've highly indignant Al the attempt 10 interfere
With the tights Of American citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

aT0ne OF Tue Common ConnciImen OF Rich.
m"nd has. Of single lean, made himself imnor.
tai. lis naue, we lcofn, Is Snead. Sneal moro.
SEES to levy tax VI ten dollars eacI upon the Id
,ots Of this city 10 relieve the treasury Of tie cor.
potaon from lis terrible enihatras.ln. nts. Sreads
idea is bold, orignl. brilliant, ,lashing, divine
idea. 'one rusty len p.nny nall ant three cheers
IT Snead. Verify, the euphonious name Of Sneal
is hencefnrth matri:d 10 Immortality Won't The
craft take supreme deligh, and plde in waiting
the name Of snesd TO the uppenoa ends Of the
ealth' Long live The patriot Snead!-Riehmond
Wig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

aT'fhe Railway Advocate tells the following
,tod story a. the expense Of one Of the "upper
ten" Of New York. True or false, i. is capital
commentary upon Tie mode Of life adopted by he
class to which tie gentleman beouss
"Mf. - is one Of the "merchanl Princes" Of
The Emrlte City, aud although living IN one OF The
most spacious mansions Oh the Fifth Avenue, lis
entire family consists OF himself and his wle.--
Meeting freud from The county lie day, he in
Siterl lin up 10 vieF his house. TIE rend was
shown the gorgeous roohs, with ,ss.lla,,d floors
and magnificent rescoed ceilings, ami finally was
,aken into the lpwet looms, III one Of hIch he
70 Inll small regimen, Of coIoted servants seated
al a boun,ful Gluner. On his relufn home he was
asked II IL had seen Mr. So.and.sol 70 yes
'What is he dong nowr .Well,'when saw him
lie was keeping Niger b'anine house on Rlth
Avenue !!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

l,ousry LAND AND PIsslos BlLLs.--Judge
su,hetiand. the PfesNieu, Of The la;e national
convention oil the soldiers u the wsr Of 1879, is
Gill al Warrington, and is stated has written TO
Philadelphia tia. The bounty land bill will pass
The Senate by latse vote, AMI he also exposes,
confident opinion that I, vii! pass tie House .
Reptvse ht,,iye,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vetlan, Soil Of Erin
who saw MI Elephant tot the first tine, whist
II owing along aud nIbbIing Ia, at the SAME mo
IN nj, exclaimed: "Uch! 10 be sure, what soft Of
crayurc must that BE- tina walks backwards and
ateS hay with his tNlel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02

4 l!rS6 JrRY r.. i RfCn CASs.--NOt very long
since, aud Outing session Of the Probate Court in
this city, an aesiay led case OF petty larceny can
mp fOr ttlh, ltf0te his Honor The Probate Judge.
Before the ;rlal commenced, il leaked out that the
deiencs md utnusht Illnesses 10 impeacI the
Sates' evidence which, il was evidently believed
could easily be dnne. In order 10 cOunlerLct this
mnn9uvr on lhepaIt OF lie defence The Prosecutor
d, /, fnnc % tgEt tie enemy with their Osn wea.
pnnS. After considerable difficulty in selectinsa
jury Of twelve d'sln'eiested men Of good stand.
ing, the lilaI commenced. WItneS, after witness
was lHpeached, until ont VI twu dozen but two
w.te lett III possession Of TIA, brightest OF oil Jew.
els, good character.
Al,t listening full day 10 tie testimony IN
The case and the weIshiy arguments OF The cUun.
sci, the Juryrth about five o'clock in the even.
lug,wea,y and wan, but for the life Of 'em couldn't
agree Oh Neidlc,.
In The morning. bright and ia y, the Judge and
n scouting Attorney repaired to the jury room TO
ascertain the result. Stepping up TO the door The
Judge gave loud TAP, which. alter sumo delay,
was gently opened b, one NJ the Jutymen, who IN.
formed the judge that IL vas sorry he could not
lei him IN. ms the July lad little priraie matter
IN llam they first wished u dispose IT.
After the lapse OF few inmates the door was
again opened by The same s-n.enan, VITO seemed
to be tlIr doot keeper tot the occasion, With the
request Il .. the Judge viii please walk IN
All this time he Prosecuting Attorney was
stan ing IN bIanh amazenlelli, aud wondering what
the nee could b. the matter. Just as. he WAS
ahou, starting 10 leave, the duot again opened, and
with pOliel'ow the AFORESAID d6or.keepet polite.
ly nvte'i him in.
But Imagine his surprise. on entering, 10 see The
Jnymen with uol "no stitch Of clothing 10 cover
ther nakedness except tileIf shifiS. On iGquity..
was nscetl'ned thal thfeu Of The lurymen lad
l9,i their potktt bIoks, anu had adopted This meth.
vi Ui Seatch 10 find HE thief. -Lantdtt.r Gar.
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THE POOR.

rhere ate bu: few subjects Just now uore De.
serving Oi The attention VI our readets than this,
aud We t. etefote ttan,letto our columns fton The
Cincinnati Commercial, the following stir Ing an.
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Alleged Importation Of criminal..

The New York papers state that orders have
. beentecel,e ed at that por, from Washington to IN.
ye>gate the allegations respecting the character
Of lie passengers reported 10 be on boafd ssf'
dini,n trisa,e now on her way 10 New Hotk.-
The following let,et on The subject has been od'
dressed by lhe Mayor oil the city 10 the Sandman
Consul;
Mapor's OGee, Ntp York, jan. 2, IS,
C, FAsstcotri, Vice Consul oi Said liza.
:--On the 18th December, 1854, tho
Sandman figate pes Geneys. commanded ny the
Ci eyaet Man,ica, saile from Genoa tor ,his port
hayin, on board over sky persons intended to be
landed on arrival, who ATE represented by compe.
lent authority, Though our Department q State d,
Washington, 10 have been Objectionable OF dan
seruus eli zen&, some or wIion had been in prison
al Turn and elsewhere There IS no doubt that
The en-, eipus alluded 10 ATE intended 10 be csst 90
ON shores as Others have been under similar cir.
cun,s,ances, To find their way 70 our prisons and
aims. houses, 10 become burden OF Pts upon
this bosptable but much abused land. us NY
duty as the Chief Magistrate OF THIS city, 10 in
form you, the representative OF The Sandman soY.
ernlnent lIere tia! II The representations III his
case bc tue. these outcasls flon your country SIai
not be peruiite,l landing at This poi; and II IS
th, object OIL liS Il ttei 10 AdpSr YOU as you VIII
prul,6iy have lmms date c ,mlnun'calIon with the
cnlnmsidef ot The ffgs,e, thai propose to ins!I.
,u,e tlsd inquiry on board Of the yesse! ~ ME
pai lie aud present circumstances ami condition
Of avh Vi these persons etofe they can come On
shore; and all who have been convicts OF noupeis.
o. wlIo it's reasonable 10 shPp'se will be danger.
Gus ctpzens. will he excluded entirely aud fol HE
remainder bonds must le gwen tina! they will not
OecOme cIats, upon this county.
Upon the arrival { the Des GeneSs should be
pleased 10 confer with you OF the comInsnd't, AZ
10 the best mode Of conducting the proposed en-
amnstion.
Yours, respectfully,
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Itiss!a,ed IN the New York Commelcisl adyet'
.ser ,ha, the Sardinisn Minister in this city, on
being apprised BY the y. psr,men, oil State Of this
con iuc. on the par. OF his Government. immefl'
s,ely addressed letter 10 SeIlor Vallejo. directing
him no. 10 land lis passenger al New York. This
ir,lcr vas tvrw arded 10 New YORK, to be sent by
revenue cutter, 60 as to be DELIVERED on bOatd tue
"lIes Gensys' i, lore that itisa,e should athve IN
mott. No toub; the. letter vii! have lis ELICIT
Noi Int.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Tavorn Stand for Rnnl

rl,nAT well EImwu ard rorU'lC Tayr'u al ,...
row krp, By Mss. F'rIth. lsOHe tdiof ,,..,. y
With The nTrIiu'e, Tor Ohe Or IIol6 jtl, 0u..,
be gwen OH the 1sttIy u ApnIneY.
This 10 s'iqn is",e Of I'VE b. YniEr A-'."'s z.
custom. 1te AtatliEs .t,act dis lNrH si,' ,,.,, .,
r,rSb'e NJ acrnnnnnt 'rins 81 OF ~ head 70 ). ~.
,rr ao,e, AZ IS" Ia, the house, is slpPnd NH,
LUi.r ~ SNfr iert S"ier
Eu, intUn'iVu itILue OF r. ". Ptghsuo
re0lh:ilUn nou'e. Wheeling, " 10 VT u,Ino.
shNphiA.
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Fi0ul III PI4la. No "a AMeTicAn, JaN:'.
A Duel in the Quaker City lone of the
Heroes taking to his Heels,


IN Thursday afternoon, one VI those ridiculous
exhibitions styled, saliricaliy, "a hostile mee'ine.'
took place between two young men Of this city,
one boatiei at Jones' Hotel, and the othet So
jnurn,r al the United States. We suppress their
names out Of pity fot tie parties. Tie two young
gentlemen hHd quarrel on Thursday morning, in
lie course Of which one u the parties cal't the
other q coward" l.teupon The gentleman
u whom The epithe. was applied felt called upon
10 send challenge 10 "pislols and coffee" Tie
challenge was accepted. and meeting was Of.
Rugged 20 take place somewherc in the vicinity OF
Grah College. but this was con>idefel daneer.
ons gtonnI', andihe scene was olIlnsel 10 a cove
near Camden.
The seconds had resolved 10 treat The affair as q
JOKE, aud the pistols were ,Uaded accordingly,
without any missile that could cteate call for The
the SURGEON. The belligerents were escorted 10
the ground before mentioned. and the ornaf! pre-.
parallons made fOr the right. ID the meantime The
younc gentleman who Lad applied the epl'le' OF
coward, began 10 think The affair had gone Just d
enough, anil Acres.ikc, was indisposed 10 "lace
the music" lie was seized with shIyef, and lis
courage left him o, every pure. But The tftnen.
'louS wortls zone" "two," were spoken; "thres"
was about 10 b. pr rnonncel WHEN our trembling
friend dfoppe, the pistol, and took 10 his heels -
liz never stopped until iIe woS safe on board VI
The frry 10 i, and under the protection OF The
captain.
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EsrK,oKuIx,sY R,LLnoS ASCENSION 81 \ LADY,
AND Ml1,culors EscAr..-Miss Louisa bailey
ascen,eI ~ balloon at CASTOR, Pa, on tile ?5ih
inst. and made mi'AcuIons escape from death.
/, app,ats size I'll ell IIe balloon w'h gas lfo'n ONT
Of the sheet mains. that Il was made u old silk,
aid that she knew yrty little about the business
sh. h!I undertaken. The balloon asceuded Ut
fist about 20 feet, when she mnde a shctt address
10 H.. crowd OF people. II then rose gently, sill
held by the rone, uni! SHE WIS one HUNDRED lee,
from tie gtolnd, wlren'she Gu! the cUtd, and llIe
balloon rose petreud'cuIatly, with gtsa! velocity,
until she had reached NILE, OF mile aud
qua,et 4 spectator says;
Whc she t-acted this Leigh, she states .ha,
the tolIoIu, which rae mol entlteIy tiled when
i, LEI, The earth. eApan,rd, unil the gas began
! 10 eScuue oil The seams, AMI became vefy o.
| fensiyc 10 lcr. Sfr hal been so absorbed w The
enchan, NJ ptospes, spread out len. 9th heE Which
she say: way magnificent beyond the power oi lai'
yunye 10 desctihr, that size had not noticed The
| JsIlnon, Theesc ,is Ui gas ALARMED her, and She
pulled the valve iopc, but permitted INT little gas
10 es:ape, os sic was uttid she would fall into
The Delawa,e, which was directly b~teaih het.-
In few MONT MS ailetlhs The balloon CT l"psed,
and 10 our Ilrrr1t and alarm, we saw hef iall VIII
fneMfu fopidlly lor the distance CT six HUNDRED
OF seven hundred feet, her progtess then Ut ~
checked, from what cause we below could moi see,
although VIC then observed TIA. she was descend
ing qIne slowly.
I,seems that when the balloon burst il was iotl
into ribands, escep the lower part OF neck u The
balloon. So completely was the nppet raft ,orl
10 pieces, that large pieces Of siik blew away, aud
ltie remainder hung down even b,low lhr cat
When she had fallen this distance the nee. Of The
balloon su!Ienly blew Up, turning inside ou!. aud
catching against the net work, formed parachute,
" biz h lore her safely 10 ille EIoLhd. Sh ea'as
down in an open field, aud so lightly did the c"'
stlke.tle earth Thai She says utle WAS not Tie
slightest iht.
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rrThe Toledo Blade publishes the marriage
Of Mr John Paddle 10 Miss Mary C1now. and
adds That lie happy groom can .xclaim with the
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40. 81 AND LOT FOR SAN

'J,llE undersigned CHeN tor s=le Lis llu., ;; ,.
l Market street east side. between Mono, III
stree's The is u feel iiUL., Wt'E :oUi a "a.
lug house anh out huildimss
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1rCowardice consists, moi in having fear, butt
yielding to Il. III well ordered minds fear Is The
sentinel that wakes UP conteIe.