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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

fV-An Adjourned Meeting of the Commit
tees, appointed by the different Divisions to make
rangements for the session of the Grand Division
will be held at Samson Division, on TUESDAY Eve
ming, the 9th of Oct, at y o'clock oc 8-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

SILKS, CLOAKS, TALNAS, &c-A
Silks now opening cheap and pretty, and of this
Falrs importation, together with every variety of
Cloak Talna and Wrapping of the latest style and
the most superior make. Ladies will please call and
see them the articles themselves cannot fail to Sc
cure purchasers.
Oc CHAS. A. GSVATKTN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09
s. POETICAL ADVERTISE

6e POLITICAL ADVERTISE -
MMMNTSi-As Poetical advertise srsl&
III ments have become the order of the
.=sss day. we have remodeled old one to suit the
present occasion.
The bull-frogs raised their tails on high
And bounded DER the plain;
humble bee came laundering by,
And then came down the rain.
Chain lightning split pheasant's nose,
And gave horse the blues;
High DER the crashing thunder rose
A shout for Doors AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES, of the very best quality.
latest fashion. and the most reasonable prices may
be had at MAURICE'S METROPOLITAN STORE,
Isl Main street, Richmond, Va.
Ladies and gentlemen: We daily receiving adj
ditons to our large and varied stock, and would be
pleased have you give a call. We will spare no
pains to please you. oc9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

DADWAY,S READY RELIEF and gen
III nine imported Harlem 0i fresh supplies just re-
eeived and for sale by A. BODEkER,
oc9 Apotheeary and Druggist 10 Main vt.
SPICES, Cinnamon, Mace Cloves Pep
- per. Ginger, Alspiee, White and Long Pepper
oe9 10 Main u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

rY Young Mems Christian Association
The regular monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held in the Lecture
Room of the lst Baptist Church, (Rev DR. Burrows's
THIS EVENING, at y O'Clock. oc 9-It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

Having retired from the Grocery Business, cheer
fully recommend Mr.. H w. LOCKETT to my friends
oc SIT D. Y PASKEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

LNNt.LISH DAIRY en- u
H boxes Receiving and FOR s9lr y ,vS A 90
oeg DAVENPORT, ALLf .-,-o . -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

WANTED--STORAGE..At our LunsI
w House on the Dock we can store lars 4
tity of Wheat or other grain, Gusno Sat, &c,
oC2 JNO. W. WRIGHT { III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09
WANTED.--A Gentleman who i, :.
WANTED I1IMEDIATELY-Eigb,..
NV nj =, A , D = 4 4

ges win be paid.
ALSO-Twelve good IRISH LAB0REES
s I25 per day. Board may be had at $40 per rsr
Enquire at the Office OF the Petersbur, ssia
Company. TH0S SHARP
oc S-dtl5O Gen1 vr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

WANTED.--A firsf-rate Male te0sl
w For such an one a liberal price WlI sn'.
Enquire at the National Saloon, l7th, tetErE u
and Franklin streets. PJ-1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09
WANTED--An apprentice IN i. =

w making and Jewelry business. 'ne aa
dustrious boy, who has had wear or no ,,sse! y
i'll iobbins Will meet withs good stuar;0, sSg''a
er need apply. JOHN n. VILLA Wilt Ss'' I
Matchmaker and Jewe1er' -
oc ST. . IL - l'1H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09
coeREspospEN cEoF THE DIsPATcl

Disappearance of the observation-disclosures, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09
WANTED TO HTRE-i 1:oo1

w either white or coloreA, without ma
by the month, or for the balance of the va,
at the Dispatch Office, or 10 Thos. J. Bssb, :
cents (Ceth0lic) College
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rn0M-Il

w centrally located, and in genteel psI IN nS
is needed by gentleman of standing md ,s s,.
twill furnish it himself. A note In Re-, y !,
mond p, o., will meet with prompt atten,op a. y
NJ 3-StH 04
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09
WANTS
WANTED.

WH Washing and IRONING @nir l1t b WoNnl,i i
at this Office. "'1'e SORT. A,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

WAMTE ~ ; 81 nrt or four sood io1:,
ment and good wages by appiyin. ' to 'e'a' 'a7
$. P. DRUMHgrfv,
Oc 9-tS Corner of Gth and u..NIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

"ANTED.--Six frsf-rafe Bresae a
w kers. None but irst-rate wOrkmsn Gs,i A
ALEX. HILL, msnutacr.-
oc IN Ms. ffsI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24
RULES FOR FUE JUDGES,

Tile Judges ale respectfully requested TO report tel-
selves al Tue 69slneas Uee VI lie Rar gfolhd OIL ISe'
dly. Il possible, :.
Tie Rt9 Of The JudstA will DO called from the stand a
10 OtlUtk, A. NJ on Wednesday IN order that vacancies
may be edi alter which they Will be furnished With Tux
bOOks oil entries and pT0tetd 10 tie pet0I nate Of thelI
lyile4 teente bell male 10 the numbers ahted 10 lux
different ainJS IT articles submitted tot tleir eSa9a
On, Thelr le0Is should be LANDED " lilo SetIeaIy bI
o'clock OF TLulSdiy, II practicable.
Discretionary premiums mlll be awttded on animals o.
articles Of sutenl Netit lOl enumerated IN tue A O
hTeniUnS by lie sanction oil tie executive committee,
No rIemiunS viii he aIded unless tie alnals or az
tielts merit tlen,
Tie owners OF live stock OF OTHER articles on exhibition
will not be Permitted 10 lneJpOSe IN any HletI duTlhi
ike FSAmlLGli0n Ur deliberations 81 the ludSet.
When there Is no competition, but The animal OF ATele
exhibited being &uflelehy heitOIlVus tie ludset ty
aWat first class premium but only The value OF tte "a
pIC1ilum VI The sane CSSs will be paid
When there Is but one exhibitor, although he mar show
several ahnala III class, only one Premium vii 6e
awlrded that TO be The first, or OiheIwlS, as tie nciil
VI lie aAlDlIl or alllele mar be adiudsed
TlD Judges on Ill ANIMALS will have regard 10 tue SYN
nelfF, eaily maturity slte, and general earae
ieliGic Of te betdS which they Judge. rty will ilake
duo allowance for age, ieeds AMI UiheT circumstances,
VI the char tlsr anil condition Of tie aNlrAS.
ey viii mol give aIy encoul segment Tor Oyerieu an''
mails.
The Judges will b expected, In all eases, In making
their reports 10 give the leIS0 for thelf letlOn, eSe
tay Id The case vi ahlnais) enJtene Ito vAlua bic and
dtSilbie quleS Of tue animals OF articles for which
premiums ave awarded,
no animal or Article can take more than ole premium.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24
ORDER FOR rliE HORSE EXHIBITION.

All o'clock gu Wednesday tie Judges on lietses will
mares and coils entered i0r competition l take
CHS IN tile lead followed By the other classes W Inc
order mentioned ID lilo list OF Premiums
Allt0met toS for PIeniu1st under Tue heatS
wing 0tseS Should are their hoISes, 10. In harness,
where rtaelleahe.
Altf which the committees will besina critical eSaml'
milton Of tAth elAts Ia lie seketAl hlyLAlonl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24

. Stdf77tc 3ETFtsIh . + y 81 4
11rwe today commence the publication, ~ ou ~
DAILY h;hers the tIist Of Premiums FOfIsted by
the Wtsttta YIRlni, Agricultural Society, and to
be awarded theft FaIt 10 be held on lie 2sth,
9iIhNRd ssR diysdt September next, The Ist
Is quite lengthy, and will run Though two Of
thtee Aurnbets ofUut Daily, bul will be published
cattle Ia outWeeEly Of Friday next. We ditecs
The attention Of out tealets 10 Ibis list Of pteml'
una and hope they will have something 10 exhib'
5 Il on ihh days OF The Raite The competition Is
open toall, nomattet in what county OF Stale they
live, and some Of lie premiums, aslda ItOnl lls
honor Of taking them, ste valuable The Society
have Ibis, year, added Tie new feature Of Ladies'
EqusstlsD Exercises, prd offer seven ptses TO Oe
coinpttsJlot. ltRto ts hoped that the spirited
ltdjsssGWhdeIIpg will moi permit these prizes TO
lie cansdlSf[ 10 elhet ellles o. Statest but, tom
some stesihsRS 81 MISUNDERSTANDING we have no.
tlceJ, sbase no leafs Fiat sucEwiI 10 Tie case
etihsfh htdStice and enter The lists Without feat
fti't ft.--..----.. .-..-- 4SS t@--------.-
tTES GoSeNot MetcaIt, Of Kentucky, has
written a letter gtSoh his opiniOO Of The new a.
metican oissNizaion lie says that foreigners
should be content 10 sbate with the natSe'
bou The blessings which lie laws Of the country
suataRtee, without insisting upon The tSht 10
gsset6etslas 81 Governments Itisthe ES,GoY.
etaots opinion that all tie evils with which We
ale surrounded have been btonsht upon us by the
,Iemssoee& 81 l6s. Old corrupt parties, aud by a.
,l0HtS tBSf pdhtlpietha' 10 The Slc'0f' belong
the spells.
dTT6S tGnitt tlMtthe Rte1cl Minister, NJ, SAT-
Tie, has sent 10 htt, Matcy mole, that Ptanee
will resist tile acquisition Of Cuba BY the United
States, is not ctediIed, Tile Coulter des Etn's
says that nothing is luther from the intention Of
france 70 mix herself M IN tie aOalts Of lie
tisw world, wltets Governments undertake. legIIt'
male Ontetpd'est
. A<-.---14-<t S-t---.-'-----
eNoIiSS+i6S, The AnietlcaH party IN Amherst
have DomtRsied fttthe House Of Delegates Col
Jno. D.. Davis fotmet Representative, and oneof
ttsaOlsst AND most popular gentlemen in tue COM
lnuRIIE Isttet nulliualion, the Yits'nlan thinks
COulu WY VVSiVlI WuAV VSsH MH'S'
Ia - 4ss -, -
TdE rdYscSSoF rus LttE ENFsRos Nicholas.
Aletletisn S;lt,eelsbutg says Dr. Mant, homo
pathitB4yslplstl6thaIa lac emperor, has lefl Rus.
STA In g,eat haste and SECRETLY. lie Is tertoaclled
With IhaS6s too long cOHcealsd from the august
dec4isEl (8fg bis lungs were alIackedI clio with
having ttsbaysd lbe medicines destined TOT Tue
s,Ss.;:, 6taat ittttstion va, manifested against
si% y si 6sistsla,tS. oN1 ne Eabet6t Alexander
S,%.sIf ssiilsi Nm 4 l,'satd. 10 leave Russia.
q . " .t--.t,.-- 49,
stsAsoe 'yEspicr 4SO RtSItS'--'lR Montreal
recently WilbgW Clay was convicted Of The inut'
detof It's wife mainly upon The evidence Of 'Iet
hlothetf and under lie tullnE oil Judge D0NaI'-'
pslttIOh 10 (he Governor General Of Canada, pray.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24
NOTIOE no EXUlIllTORs.

The Executive Conmittes will ttke every pretauOn In
teir power for Tie sale lIeservall0n VI Siotk aad a-
tue grounds but Will NOi be responsible for any loSs
damage that mar Otc0r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24
Dissolution.

TiiE partnership heretofore existing under The name Of
q, H. &c IT, Wckham, was dissolved OIL the list VI DC.
t0her, 1854,
Tic cuisines will bc conducted Al tile old stanl-Auc.
ton Rooms NU. iS0, Market Sqtnre-hI ...
ncll uEO Il, wlCKHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24
western Virginia Agricultural society
$500 gtG aud
/. -. Industrial Institute,
RaPR ISL b ENF.
.llcw 9 ~ l, Y! 9t gsi S.sH's, W.

- Vice PfeStdentt.
SIsSisS o'S 60, y' sS' Eyn tssis' S''''''' !"
&a, Gtst ssYg /" WI /. Ctswtod lln,k co Va
lEllih Cooper, J,MeRadlerI Cadtl, o.
l,K, koislotd, ~, 4 Rode, Cabell co, Va.
john HCtdylH II, CiMdeu. LEWIS q
Nat ButGibAh, q GtB. Stenbetesr, Main ~
sam, NeColloehS q ll3yil Hickman Tyler "
M.SwtsIeyg es' H. II, Rldwell, Nation ~
%nl lktE ~ ~, ThsS, llaYG9rd, falrmI Va
JiiS Sss Il s1 lsS5 f tsst.oa G. c. D. j.
!, ., ciapstti oNoec, Va lsnss GIb
JWttGltE $500 (ito II llttabi, iltHd'tlie Vi
iis9 HSfdp.tA q T,Hamth6Rd, Htooke 20, Vi
y Rte4Es!Sp, q Coll Cooke, p4lktrb's 81
ts.s y P,If8s, Sa bS.'s eG' Y Y
I.sN*#fl ~ - q EtitSd Coz, Wanl
Nan uaallPfiH lenTy Watson, Ralrnt, Va
pf$ PSsstis N ", SiIi:, Ktgva, Va
}Ss isssl s I ". sni Slp,wt Va
SSsSS $sss{ R Ss li SsITs sSS VI
,ps' Ss's';Ys ssS dEss s ssssf! Gfs.u.
u i ssf SslsaE SSsts SIS Isss|yy. "a,
gfStN ESeSatitc Gommiitee.
J. Nlfk N 0st9 20 " It3ss tlSlpsteok oh9toH
5. Sc \, y " S Ss,El,os' 5 &c
SSS YIN, Org 9Sgto. VI.
.gx ssISsS,s5 S Sisf sSSSS'E: Va
Gss ss s5, S:I.ss sfP'o"' fSSs S Sslo
81 ffI1ssl'r s, tF Jsia :,
Isss N"H % s9s I gSt.
Als,llillowtl oho 60, V1,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24
DESIGNATION OF OFFICERS.

TIE Officers Of The F.irwill Do Known BY their wear
ns tie following iiNisniai
Tie President BY White RO,e,tc,
Executive Committee, BY Hue ROSettcS,
f Marshal inChle,, bY q While Sash,
.iSslstaIS >, By Pink SaSheSI
MalShiiS Of tie Halls, b. Hue SAsheS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24
List of Premiums

10 M AWARDED At ruS TtllEn ASSuAL rAIR
Western yirgtnin Agricultural Society nid
INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE,
70 be held IN lvhteiiag Island, Va, On 1Ytdnes.
day, ThrSdqy and Friday, September
2BiA, eta and 2Sih, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24
New CONFECTIONERY,

I(TILLIAS FoS would respectfully lporm the citI.
lens Of Wheeling, that he has opened new cOn'ee
Queen, OIL Main stree, below Monroe lie confidently
Invites his old and palrOnile nnl his new
business,
hnuFS anil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24

Mttg aSh'WdssY,-.l6 consequence Of The
ptobShi6stOpbats Of the btewetIes and tlisIleties
ID New Y6tg, aud the present reduction Of work
ptep,taISY 10 Ihsl sIopPaget the milk deaIss haze
already tase The price Of that Article IS per cent
The people .oIs Goiham have, 10 a certain event,
pi06bil8fyNiilk as well as ptohibitOty liquor
law,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24

trThe IltJNplaco Of James OILS, the 6tst
0tteat i0te61a1" produced in America, whom
John Adams called 6the lame Of fte," is uIret.
tt.ed f0tsls in the ysmOaG {liass } Ressict--
fhs CITIZENS Of BatostaLle ,ate tying 10 cOllrc!
fdhds to sseta monument 10 his memory on The
place; szi .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24

tFrESit Authoritative French Minister, NJ, SAT-.
lie, has sent 10 htt, Marcy a note, that Ftanes
viii tesl,t tile acquisition Of Cuba BY the United
States, Is not ctedIel, Tile Coulter des Etais
SAYS that nothing is luther from the intention Of
RtancgthSd q mix herself M IN tue aalts Of The
,sw world, wl,e,s Goyeulmeats undertake legit'
male Ontetpdsest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24
REAL EsTATG SALES
Trustee,s Sale

FOR RENT,
Tho Sto,6 Room OIL Monroe street At pu,6,,.,..,5.
BIZ of lirS 90 Jk house will Le FOR rent on
Mans Esas ~''" '''' TAttAXr 4 pgLspl,,v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-24

1upoEs-JnO McCOftney, Wheeling, Val Som'I
MeColIUCh, Ohio CO, Val BAIL llealI, ltooEe co,
Va, jas Butly, MAtshalI co, Val YIN GabbY,
Washington, Pat I'd SieentoI, S, Clnltsyls, Q.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

WESTERN ErIQUE E.-Our Yankee travel
ler, who saw the live hooSIer, has again written
to his mother.
"Westeln people go to their death on eti-
quette. You can't tell man here that he lies,
as you Can down Easl, without lighting. Al few
days ago, man was telling two Of his neigh
bois, IN my hearing, pre;ly large story. Says
l. S'rangcr, that's whopper !" Says he,
lay thvr", stranger And III the twinkling OF
ah ry" lound myself IN the ditch, ID perfect
qu'druPcu, The woroe tor Wear and tear. Upon
a""ther Cccdsl"n, says To man never saw
before as ii w"lIl'n PASSED, that amt a speci-
n,n OF your western women Is it, Says he,
lou are dlrI.u or the lever and ague, stranger,
atnt your Very mucn, says |. WELL re-
plcd he, that lady Is my vile, AID if you don't t
apologize In TWO uhul.s, Uy the honor of gem
tlrinan, swear that these IMO pistols (Which
ne h'ld cockeu III his hAn~) snHil cure you of
tIdt DISORDER entirely l-aO uoht Iaar, strang ger y
% knelI down aud apOlugIzcd. | admire the
western country We y much, but blame If can
stand so inucn euquctte-tt always takes nle
uud%uIeS.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

Men WEARING SHAwLs.-lt is bad enough
Tor women to wear these inconvenient and un.
healthy articles ofdress. Necessarily the wear
er keeps ioding, STOPPING and contracting the
chest, SO that the health, beauiy,and happiness
OF the women are injured by shawl. And we
entertain 10 doubt, that SOme-tar distant per-
haps-but some day even women will discard
the use Ut shaWls. They Will substitute some
KIND OF short gown or wrapper, which has arms
ana viii button. But tu see men wearing those
appendagrs Have We not enough narrow
caeslrd, stuop-shOuldcred, pale-faced, consump-
tive men IN the country! DO We need any
addition 10 the army OF bean-poles and spindle
ahlnks But we will not argue the question
III view of such matters as health and life
We ask only 10 see man undertake TO open
and shut doors with a shawl swinging, dang
ling and SLIDING of Ills shoulders Is there any
th.ng more clumsy, awkward, grotesque and
rid.culous. Set camel TO dancing with ten
loose buffalo SKINS thrown over its back, and
You would have graceful performance COM
pared with men IN shawIs.-Itr ItrmOnt Temper.
ance Standard.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
A ConInlrdm!cal Loafar.

A fellow in a complete suit OF faded cOrtlury,
ane very dlriy wItnai, tumbied off the steps ni
ST. Andrews Chlrch, just as the watcAman
arrived at the spot, and making two or three
revolutions on the pavement, stopped lace up-
ward before the officer and propounded the fol-
lowing query:
81 say, watchy, are you pretty sharp at CO.
Why am | like backshdng
Christian! That's a pretty tough one, You
think! Well, don't puzzle. It's because fell
away from the church, and am likely TO be pick
ed up by the Evll One at last"
The watchnan, without thanking hun for
the Internal compliment, picked HIM up. On
the route down Chesmut street the captive ad-
dressed the crptur again:
Watchy, IL try you with another. Why
am | like the Emperor OF llayu !"
Because you are sassy scOundrel."
"NO; because | am attended by a black
guard"
"And because you are as big blackguard
yourself a. could be picked up III a years truv-
cl"
Nothing more was said till they came in
front of Co. Woods Museum, when the cordu-
ROY man once more addressed the man OF tht
mace and rattle.
"Don't yet out of heart, watch!. Better
luck next tlme. Why are the Kentucky Giant
and myself like the god OF marriage !'
Because you are hunbugs."
"Bih! no. Because we are high men. y
QIymen.
"Do you call yourself high man !"
ayes | do. I'm pretty high, thing if tel
smallers of whisky Can make me 80. Besides
l'm trump; an ace Of trumps, aud you kno"
that 5 always high"
| CAY; in the game of All Fours."
THAT'S the game | was playing when yo
! camO across me.
"You were playing loo, think; for yo
were fiat on your BACK. But III play the due
with you, and that will be. low enough, II yo
don't get along without any mure talk"
"You are not as bright, old fellow, as
thought you were; but here's one guess thd
you can cheW. Why are you like sugar car
dyr"
II can't exactly say" replied the watchmaI
a little battered by the sacchIrInc comPar
, son. =,
"Well, it's because I'd like to lick you, II
had chance" said the prisoner at the vel
moment he was thrust into the cage.
This morning, when the cunundrum- ma X
, answered to the name of Simon Pearce, u
watchman's evidence was heard, and con
mitunent for vagrancy was speedily made ou
"Can say a word or two y asked Simon
"Certainly," answered the Mayor.
"Whv," said the incorrigible offender, 'wi
ia a small bob tail brown horse with a ba
face, like Gov. Bigler!"
"rake him away," said his honor, and {
last conundrum remains without solution,
n exercise the guessing faculties of cur reade
-PhilG. Mercury
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

pearance in the East, even in Arabia; being, as
was generally supposed, the son of Raymundus
Lillius, the alchymist.
5. And was with his father, and in all things
subservient unto him, until the day of his show
ing unto the people.
6. And he came before the people of the East,
and declared his power to heal diseases; and
the people focked together to behold him, and
witness the wonderful works which were spoken
of him;
Z. For his fame was spread abroad through
out all that land.
8. And many were pleased with him and de.
lighted, for he was fair to look upon. and his
manners were agreeable, and they believed on
him, and called him Aqua Vite, but his 70 ther
called him Alcohol.
8. But the men of Arabia being themselves
practiced in deception, soon discovered that he
was an imposter; and they forsook him and
banished him from their entertainments and
their feasts, and walked no more with him.
10. And they surnamed him Aqua Mortis
and prosecuted him, and commanded him t
depart out of their coasts.
IL. And he reasoned with them, and sale
unto them, prophet is not without honor, say,
in his own country.
II. And he departed thence, and journeyct
westwardly, and passed over into Christendom
and sojourncd in the land of Europe.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

Aquardente, whom he also surnamed Eau de
Vie, which, being interpreted, is water of life.
A. And Gnon, and Geneva, and Zythus, and
Tafa, and Araka, and Usquebagh*
5. These seven called he unto him, and he
gave them power to deceive, and betray and
torment the whole race Of man.
6. And he sent them forth unto all nations,
saying, Go ye unto all the cities of Europe
wheresoever they will admit you, and, as ye 80,
preach, saying, BE ye merry and of good COM
fort, let not your hearts be troubled, neither con-
Germ yourselves for the morrow, tor tomorrow
shall be as this day and much more abundant;
l. But enjoy the present day; eat, drink,
and be merry, for there is one sent from God TO
cheer the faint hearted, to comfort the afflicted,
and give joy and gudneSs to them who have
sorrow at heart
s. Behold | send you forth as wolves in the
midst OF sheep; be ye, therefore, subtitle and
venomous as serpents, though, in appearance,
harmless as doves.
9. Be ye strong and of good courage, for
will put my spirit within you, and wheresoeveI
ye CO. there will be also.
10 And in my name shall ye be able to over
come the disciples of Christ, with all thel
boasted integrity; for ye shall tempt them, ant
they shall hearken to your words, and be lee
INTO sin, and shame, and all manner of unclcan
ness.
II. For they arc not more holy than AdaI
and Eve, their first parents, whom my tathc
tempted and led into sin.
II. And as my father ovcrcame them, S
shall ye overcome their posterty, and we WI
usurp the throne of Christ and reign in all til
kingdoms OF tie earth.
l3. And ye shall be loved and adorcd of
men for my names sake, and ye shall be brougl
before rulers, and kings, and governors, an
they shall issue dccrecs and enact laws for you
, protection and ye shall be privileged charal
terS in all the nations Of the earth.
II. And the seven went forth into all nation
and Taught, and the people heard them gladly.
: Is. For the doctrines which they taugl
agreed with their own corrupt natures and al
sionS, and all the people rcjoiced greatly.
Conclusion Reyt wceL.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

A YANKEE TAKEN IN.-An ingenious down
easter, who has invented a new kind OF " Love
Letter Ink" which be has been selling as a
safeguard against all actions for breach Of
promise Of marriage, in SO much as it entirely
tades from the paper M two months after dates,
was recently "done brown" by brother down
easter, who purchased hundred boxes of the
article, and gave him his note for ninety days..
At the expiration of the time, the ink inventor
call,,d for the payment, but, on unfolding the
scrip, found nothing but piece OF blank paper.
The note had been written with his own ink