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MISS BUsKLEY'S BOOK.-THE TEs-

MISS BUNkLEYfS BOOK THE TES-
Uvl timony Of an Escaped Nun frem the Sister.
hood Of st. Joseph, Emmettsburg. Maryland.
Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern.
Etiquette al Washington.
Strangers Guide to Washington.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for December.
IndestrnctiDle Pleasure Books.
Mother Goose in Hiereglyphics.
A large quantity Of Juvenile Story BOOKS, Blank
Books, Note and Letter Paper, Playing and Visit
ing Cards, and every thing in the Stationery line
for sale at SiiILLINGTON'S
Bookselling Establishment,
Odeon Building, corner st and Pa av.
dec 15-3t
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To THE LADIES I!
NEW G00DS-at extremely low prices
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK

NEW G00DS-at extremely low prices
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK
MADAME CASSIDY BEGS LEAVE TO IN
Nl form the ladies Of Washington and its Wei
nifty that she has now opened, at store No. Isl
English GOODS, among which are Muslin En-
broideries, Party and Ball Dresses, Childrens'
street and house Garments, Ladies' Cloaks and
Talmas, Morning Gowns, Fancy Aprons, Dress
and Cloak Trimmings, In variety; Dinner and
Party Caps and Head dresses, Feathers, Flowers,
Tinsel Ornaments, Fancy Goods, Peffumery, &c.
Corsets, Waist Supporters and Band, to which
ladies' can be fitted at the establishment.
Fashions, In paper patterns, Of Basques, Dress,
Waists and outside Garments, cut TO ht any form
Ladies oaa also be accommodated by having
their hair dressed i'm the latest styles, at No Ssl
west, and next to Miler's Confectionery.
dec l5-I
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the House, yesterday, after we went to
press, they decidedly yeas SO nays 1S5-not
to adjourn over until Monday, and then pro-
ceeded to the fifty ninth vote for Speaker,
with the following result:
Whole number of votes cast, 224; necessary
to a choice, 113
Mr. Richardson received "a, Banks los, Full
Ter, of Pa, Al, scattering 4.
No choice.
Mr.. Cunback gave notice that a meeting
Of the anti.Nebraska members would be held
in the House hall at Z o'clock in the evening
The House then adjourned; and imme-
diately thereafter Mr.. Washburn, of Illinois,
said am requested to give notice that there
will be meeting of all the members opposed
to the present administration in the hall of
this House this evening at o'clock.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rspsaisisg in the Past 0fsss, Washington, ID c
Dsesnsbsr Is, 1855.

Rsmdiaiag IN the Pnt ODsee, weeht"s'o"b D'ND
Dsesmber Is, 1855.
rOrdered to be advertised In the Ecentns
Star.n agreeable to the following section OF the
Post once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation d any daily paper pub
lished In washington:
SIC. s. And BE- it further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalsd for In any post
office in any city, town, village, where news
papers shall be printed shall, hereafter, be pub
fished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hare the largest
eirexIafioa within the range OF the delivery OF
said office, to be decided by the postmaster al
such office.
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URS!-FURS In Georgetown.
lust COMPLETED, AND NOW READY
y for sale, another elegant assortment Of ladies'
FURS, as
Stone Martin, Rock Martin,
Mink Sable, London Lynx,
Fitch, French Sable.
These Furs are fresh and beautiful In their
manufacture, and at reduced prices. All styles in
vogue on hand for ladies and children. Great
bargains will be given bv calling at the FUR
MANUFAcroRY, No. 132 Bridge street, George
town. w. r. SEYMOUR.
dec I5-2w
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FURS!-FURs!-At seymour's.

r HAVE JUST COMPLETED AFEW SETS
Il Of dark Canada Mink SABLE MANTILLAS,
which are now ready for inspection. These suits
Of Furs the largest and richest that has here
tofore been introduced in this market; are cheap
at $780, but Will be sold much lower for cash, by
calling early at the FUR MANUFACToRY, In
Georgetown. w. +. SEYMOUR.
dee 1S-M
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PORTABLE GAS APPARATUS.
Gailaher 4 Smiths Patent.

THIS USEFUL AND ECONOMICAL IN
l. vention for the production Of gas for lighting
houses is now ready for sale By Il any family
can furnish their own lights, Of most beautiful
kind, from oil, or even kitchen grease, without
any disagreeable smell. Persons can see the
same in operation at General McC s residence
No. 9, Indiana avenue opposite the CITY Hall
The entire apparatus can be furnished al cost OF
from SIS TO $50, according TO size
Refer to Cunningham Miller, Eleventh street,
between and +.
Rights for cities, counties, and States for sale
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PHRENOLOGV.

MADAME PRICES (LATE OF BALTI-
IVA more) compliments to the Ladies and Cen
tiemen In this city, would inform them that she
sixth, Where she is prepared 10 furnish Phreno-
logical Charts ON the shortest notice This is no
hunpug, put the result Of years of scientific re-
search and experience. Terms moderate A call
IS solicited from those desiring 10 know them
selves. dec It-eoIm
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r. w. CARTER.

IDRESENTS.-Pianos, Guitars, Flutes, Vio-
Il Inns. Children's Drums, r lies, 4 c , at 3O6 Pa
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
dec "a ELLIS
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~ The Richmond Board of Trade proposes
to Invite the Governors of the several South
ern States to attend their Convention, which
is to assemble in that city on the 3Oth Of Jan
uary.
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- The English press are beginning to
whack-a-way at Thackeray on the subject Of
his abuse of royalty. They think that tales
shouldn't be told out of school.
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CURE FOR SMOKING CHIMNEYs

Patent of Gallaher r. Smith.
This plan is warranted. No cure no pay. The
cost is moderate Rights for cities, Counties and
States for sale on fair terms. Address ]. w Smith
sol, Pennsylvania avenue, near Capitol gate
GALLAHER & SMITH
Washington, Dec. ID, lss5.
dec Ii-Rt
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FRENCH, GERMas, AND ENGLISH
CORSETA.

Mrs. WRIGHT MOST RESPECTFULLY
WI informs the Ladies that she has now In store
a full supply of the above, and also large guam
JACKETS. BODICEs, SHOULDER BRACES,
BELTS, &c, &C., all Of which she will sell a.
low as those Of the same quality ca be purchased
elsewhere At the CORSET ESTABLISH
MENT, 246 Pennsylvania avenue. dec H-3t
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49, ATTENTION, BEN FRANKLIN
~ TARGET O-You are notified to
meet at the armory on MONDAY MORNING,
at Sk O'Clock, for target practice.
BY order Of Capt. A. TAFT:
dec 1i-2t w. H. FANNING, O. g,
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NsCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION you
are hereby ordered to appear at your armory
M Masonic Hall. corner Of 10th and streets, on
" m n,O,NI MORNING, the 18th instant, at
b. A. JAMESON, Capt
A. ]. JONES, O.S. dec 15-1t
ATTENTION, NATIONAL GREYS-You
are commanded to meet at your armory al
III O'Clock on MONDAY MORNING, the 18th
instant, in full winter uniform, for escort duty.
BY order: PETER EAGAN, u. s.
dec 15-1t*
n WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY,
"a ATTENTION You are hereby notified to
IN meet at your armory on MONDAY MORN
MING, the 18th instant, In full winter uni
form, for regimental parade and escort duty.
dec sit r" H, RICHEY, o. 5.
s ATTENTION, BEN FRANKLIN
~ TARGET CO-You are notified to
meet at the armory on MONDAY MORNING,
at SK o'clock for target practice.
d by order 1sha Of Capt A " Tat 4 r.NN,Ne q
F,NOTICE TO The VOTERS Of the
BA CITY OF WASHINGTON.-Nop per
son can vote at the next election In this city whose
name Is not returned by the Board Of Assessorsa as
subject to the school tax for this wear:
Therefore, every free white male citizen Of the
age Of twenty one years and upwards, residing in
this city, whose name is not on the pol list, and
ell other persons, are hereby notified that the
Board Of Assessors will meet daily, at their room
in the City Hail. from 10 O'Clock m. until
O'Clock p. m from the fifteenth to the thirty first
day Of December, inclusive, Sundays and Christ.
mas day excepted) for the purpose Of revising the
poll lists OF the several Wards, and Of adding
thereto the names Of such persons as may have
been omitted and Of making corrections in the
same; at which time and place they are hereby
invited to attend.
THOS. F. HARNESS,
Secretary to the Board Of Assessors.
dec 14-dtDec3l
NA CARD-The Washington Trade and
~ Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
as every way worthy Of their patronage. They
alone pay the bill Of prices established by the
above. named Society, viz:
H. F. Loudon d Co. Edw,d Godey,
z. j. Steer, Jas. T. Mcintosh,
VIM. Tucker, Thos Boyne
Duvall & Bro, Matlock & Griffith,
Jos. X. Thompson, VIM. ii. Stanford,
Edw'd M. Drew, ThOs X GRAY
p. S.-Strangers designing to work In this CITY
through the season will take noice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
to work for. JAS. LACKEY, Rec. Sec.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct 9th, 1865.
Oc S-eo3m
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please say tncy are ADNkk1
LAD
Arnold, Mary 2
Adrisns, Miss Louisa
Allen, Mrs Mary G
Brown, Miss = p
Brown, Mrs A b
Brown, Mrs B AE
Bssll, Mrs 3 T
Bull, Miss L
Brand, Mrs Susan L
Bean, Miss r
Bell, Mrs'Benjsmin
Ball, Miss Nary
Ball, Miss Alice G
Bush, Mrs NJ A
Burke, Catharins
Blair, Mrs J G
Brown, Miss Jane
Boiler, Miss Ellen NJ
Berry, Mrs Ann
Barry, Mary
Bailey. Mrs VIM @
Baldwin, Miss N
Bxssford, Mrs p
Burghalter, Miss Julia
Bromley, Mary A
Barker, Mrs Mary
Bessspt, Mrs
Brady, Miss Anne
Crow, Margaret
Chinn, Elizabeth
Cross, Miss 5 @
Carr, Cathsrins A
Cunningham, Elizs
Currsy, Mrs Hannah
Carter, Maria
Cunningham, Miss Ann
Conner, Miss
Crsver, Mrs Ann
Caravan, Mary
Campbell, Mrs s 3
Csmmach. Mrs Margaret
Carroll, Mrs Csthsrlne
Cassidy, Miss Mary
Carver, Amelia A
Day, Miss Emily
Dodson, Mrs Mary J
DeCsmp, Mise Z J
Doherty, Miss Z
Dunlop, MrsJ C
DOnohoe, Miss Ann
Dermott, Ann X
Davis, Fanny
Fuss, Mrs Mary A
Ford, Mrs Ann
Flynn, Mrs Mary
Frisby, Mrs Z
Fuller, Mrs X
Frazer, MrsP
Forbes, Miss Agusta
Gray, Mrs NJ Z
Greene, Mrs Thomas
Greene, Mrs 3
Garrison. Mrs J
Confer, Miss NJ
Gordon. Mrs NJ
Howard, Miss A w (,
Hall, Mrs Margaret .
Hughes, Miss y
Hall, Mrs r
Horgan, Julia
Harrison, Miss Ann
HALEY, Mrs CO
Homer, Miss Kate
Harris, Catharins
Harris. Lucretia
HOloran, Bridget
Hunter, Mrs " l.
HubOrd, Mrs L
Jones, Mrs NJ A VI
Jones, Mise Sarah
Johnson, Mrs : A
Kinsey. Miss 4
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HEAD QUARTERS

ERlSS kRENGLE's II FAD QUARTERS
IN for Toys and Fancy Motions Is at LAM
MOND'S, Seventh street, where can be found the
largest stock and greatest variety ever offered In
the city, the whole Of which was selected by
dec 14-St KRISS KRINGLE
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AIDES COMPANIONS and articles oil
~ utility and ornament for the boudoir, az THK
LAKES, 5Qi Pa, avenue. does
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uSasrs I'm the following list viii
rsED.
IS LIST.
Lane. Margaret
Low, Miss Abby
Lee, Mrs NJ l.
Lewis. Miss A y
McNe4l, Miss p
Me6ruder. Martha
MEG innis, Mrs
Mccormick, wineford
Mccormick, Miss
Mckay, Miss Margaret
NcCsfierty, Miss 5
McQuirk. Miss Louisa
Morris, Miss
Moodville, Mary
Morton, Laura ,
kettesver, Miss VI
Mulqueen, kllen
Manahsn. Csthsrine
Myers, Mrs
Mason, Miss Minnie
Mozingo, Miss Kitty
Mills, Miss Virginia
Mead, Margaret
Moore, Mrs Carolins
Moss, Mrs X
Norris, elizabeth v b
Newton. Elizabeth
Nugen, Martha
O'Brien, Miss z
Pool, Mrs ) NJ
Perry, Miss NJ D.
Queen, MRS NJ A
Randolph, Mrs ;
RistOn, Mrs Mary J
Rogers, Mrs Julia
Rouarn, Mrs n J
Rsthbun, Joannsh
Rawlings, Miss Mary
Reid, Nrs David
Remph. Mrs Martha
Smith, Mrs 5 4
Smoot, Mrs
Sloan, Mics Mary
schmitt, Miss O
Summers, Miss "a
Sinclzre, Miss Lizzie
Sherwood, Miss L
Sweeney, Miss z J
Simpson, Mrs 3
spencer, Mrs Caroline
sewall, Miss CIV
Skinner, Mrs Ma
Sweeney. Csthsrine
Todd, Miss Mary
Thornberry, Mics s c
TOwson, Miss b
Talbot, Mrs : r
Tuny, Miss Annoy
Tucker, Miss N A
Talbot, Mrs Ann
Thompson, Mrs Ann
Thompson, Mrs II
Territt, Mrs g
Thomas, Miss AB
Taylor, Ann
Twitchings, Miss NJ
webb, Mrs As
Writ, MISS Area
Wills, Mrs Charlotte
williams, Miss A III
Washington, Miss Mary 2
NlseDaugh, sophia
Webster, Miss c
Weller, Mrs Lizzie w
Wilson, Mise Victoria
Wilson, Mrs T
Williams, Miss c V
Walker, Mary
Whelan, Mrs W
-Woodfsll, Mrs J n
Young, Mrs Anu h
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n. WINTERS
UNRIVALLED EXHIBITION OF
CHEMICAL DI0RAMAs, CRYSTALLINE
VIEWS, CHROM ATR0PEs, &c,
kfIsS N. Nj. MANN, successor

Vl ]. d NJ. McGann, next door TO the ~
Post Once, Bridge street, Georgetown, has ~
Just received a splendid assortment OF plain ~
and fancy CAPS, at the most reasonable prices.
dec l4-3t
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MRS. BEHREND,A

HO! FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
TTNHE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFI-
l. cent stock Of fine ancy Goods, China 0rna-
ments, Pearl, Silver, Papier Mache, and inlaid
Card Cases, Portemonnaies, Cigar Cases, and
Card Receivers. Also, Cigar Stands, Match
Stands, China and Wax Dolls, Childrens' Toys
and Games, Music, Musical Instruments, fine and
staple Stationery, &c &c.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
dec Is 300 Pa. avenue, near 10th street
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ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD CHOCO.
Il late.-C. CAUTIER is now manufacturing
a superior article Of CHOCOLATE at only %
cents per pound, equal to any sold at SO cents.
e. GAUTIER,
dec 15-eo6t 252 Pa avenue
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RHON. HORACE GREELEY WILL
~ lecture at Temperance Hall, St, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, on SUNDAY EVEN
ING, at Z O'Clock.
Subject: evils Of Intemperance -
The public are respectfully invited.
dec 15-1t%
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Cashier Metropolitan Bank; Principal Law School Score
Agricultural Society Eastern Lodge No. D. o. F.
Columbia Lodge No TO- l. o. o. F. Washington Lodge No.
o. O. r.; Grand Lodge, o. D. D.; L. g. Journal; Old
Bachelor; Z. T. T.; L. n; Messrs. A. B., Attorneys.
December Is. JAMES @. BERRET, p n.
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TAKE NOTICE.-THOSE THAT
~ ale interested I'm establishing ferry
from Georgetown and Washington to Analos.on
Island, will meet at the Mechanics Exchange,
c street, below Seventh, back Of the Bank Of
Washington, at IL o'clock e m, MONDAY
next, the 18th instant. dec 1855
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z,AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF

ENTERTAINMENTS MON
T. S3DAY EVENING, the 18th instant the
members Of the Sabbath School OF the Sixth Pres
byterisn Church, will give al entertainment for
the b. neGt of the School.
Admission free.
A collection VIII be taken up, dec list
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plAr6e AidIhk lWIse.

We ptbNih eiss9 hefs a comm " aliaH ron ap
lplelbssat correspondent IN sthsslIltf EIstpf ca
eteeunl 81 me ttnoSa ~ bY resident Pletesoflks
llsa6ctslS Rosl Matter d lbat place MI Need
tHeP6sttaaast iasfe, Is Represented as bling dist
affected tow IDS nj, Wlse, and had publicly AYoEt
ID his RgfposeR6t to Soye t6t hlns This Beidg tie
case, tie President taiettslfs, and takes of bis
head. What has The EngtItst, and %ha1 hes MI
Wi.s Siaself, ,osaYto this Executive interference
tatSe Yigiai4 etsoti6h1 We s6dII'bsSs mole 70
say hereafter In regard to the oisl9as conduct Of
Pierce and Fqtnsy, Meanwhile, Es sell q pen
every pitginlan 10 obsetSeth means BY which
vi. &isc's,electlon IS tobe ptpmoteaN Wesake
ft6n lie tyaehSatg yitgipIsa the following com
nentaty upon lie PtestJellts Interference with the
Virginia eIsetIOa-zR ittneH4l Fkis
nThe aessnopets report tks removal ftop office
Of MI. Noel, 'osiat9si al yibsSllEe, Aoel
Is democrat, and hos iots We are! per-
fotme1 the duties Of bis Office With ehltis lAellty
and aeSsnia That such man Should he Se
6eeadlsSkstsea ft9m office bys democratic e.
tl1stt6lioG cannot oil TO excite Inquiry me ne
taDse a ytty biiet sta eEsnl " explain ihe
us
kotse, toot, and ,itaso6n, In the tleet!olIs th4t
have occurred within The last twelve months
lYtSiha Is the lsst hope o rescue aud F!gys,-
Iltis net(sotly well understood that iat " Use Y
Ihe chosen Champion OF tie administration 70
tsily tie dispitited and testettins folossts he
Executive Is watching The result with the eafeF'
ness Of desperation, and Is oly top lad 70 hare
any onpot(utitGY Of coming IL thu rescue, alt.
Noe Unfortunately Eof himself. good lltRoctat es
e &. could hot find II In bis heart 10 support iet
The Office goSeiIpr gtiltleTan who l'a4 sfsRl
Tie strength OF hs T1iDbpod IN opposing oil thai
he held politieslly dett aud saetsl-:slIJ, 50 de-
teliniieI 10 Withhold his sole tloin w, lse,--
The naturalization he%, d him With the tetoe!y
Of a hunted liee.--snd that WAS the last Of sit,
Noel officially This II the yctsiqlt OF the ALTAR
which va. have from cteti|bls intotmans. y Is
said; Furthermore, that tile people of WythsYile
are deeply i1cehSed 81 Ia mseia6ls exhibition Of
petiy tStSAny, af,l laIegd to show on the day Of
The election that tej are not e Gc lnt!aiSslsd "
tile teftos af Executive desPoism. Nor will the
people II WylbeYille alone CONSIDER ttemselSes;
Interested. Yltslnia1s ere Ptoyc1blally proud and
Jealous Of tttelt Independence They letere
themselves cipibie Of choosing their own public
servants and wllLttteet with saotn and tthages
any attempt atlgIstfslsncs by others. The Ptes,
Is nj may send his Yetel officials " the iescHe-
with the doom Of tlecapitttiUn hanging oEct all
who taltet-ani the people, With The lnstlnets Of
tteen,eIl and the p.ile Of YltEialsas val meet
them ami lash them back like HIT sPaaIels t'
70 The Executive keaAeli,a
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l'ns 0n1aoE OF AsoLlrloSisN.- The Denoata.
ey otPenusylypnia sent D4yld Wilnos, ami the
Demostaty Of New YORK eni Preston King, 10
Ibs House Of Representatives, The Democracy
Of Massachusetts sent Ghptlrs Simmer to the Sen.
ate, over Mr Winthrop, the Wig candidate
The Dep0etdcy Of New Hampshire sent John r.,
Hale lu'the Senate; set II was not therefore chat,
gsd that the Dsnoctstic patty Of the cOuuIty wete
not aboliIionI&ls
'rhete men wete all elected by coalitions be.
tween sb0lIIlonists and Democrats, II MI WI
Sutl has gsiWel his election w tue votes OF fee
soIles, Win ATE al tie sane time Know. 0lhjnts,
II ptoYcs SIMPLY that majotity Of Legislature Vi
SRpw.SU,hings Wete als9 flee sollets, whilst The
large number VI VOTES ssslnsi him By the national
Knew Solhipss, distinctly negatives the charge
that OUT patty oIe abollioniss, and scatter 1t TO
The winds, Fhets II pos one void VI truth IN thu
charge that Rb0litiuniSn 10 lhs foundation VI
has any sympathy With any otheG ism but AMstl'
cantSlR,
Bu. whatever may be the purnosea ofany pof.
ton Of out patty Of the Moth; It is not 10 he sup,
possllhat the members Of our order at The South
will ald Otabet III any movement which effect tile
iuteIe't OF The South. Stnnilnlg inside tie 0tiet
-knowinss its workings, agI familiar with lis
movements, II Nny clique, Gabal, OF unto Should
dafe 10 60 beyond The bounds Of legitimate actUn,
aud seek 10 deptiys any potion u the county OF
Its tights, would not lbQSs whose Interests were
leopaIlzsl give lhe alltla, md nEouSe The cUuu.
W1-IlsSt assured no such attempt will be male.
lfnude, ltCouId not command SuctsS3,--Antrl.
can Organ,
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For ,hs wa.sllas lHstllIam.r.
TO nnoNT1Nn,
TOYS. stsOts.

Through iit lt1Its-lsal Of song,
And sIiEle Gttses, l'Fs WtldtIed o;ti-,
ott sgpsls ertats aud twtei cssAnlsts,
Planned by their stlay sIt+ts. aofsi-
,Nta lRllaY spIey, fragrant y.lt,-
DER SwltssE's lRow crowned 'AtPlne hetEhts,-
NH ltas't towers and cFuabllR5 farsat
And tasa,h Aurora! Dazzling lIshtss-
Apopg the brave OF proud Cattle
Rond Turkish tao,9Ss aud H'Irtft.i-
On Alblon'a shores ard l!li0s Isle,
lSe sNRt DAY GOD rise ard SET
lnlIltl,css Gorgeous, tltehlest sliENG,
I've lRlnsItd With tA9ir pttltelW ta,n
hut thou, my beauleot2 teUhtlte, VIZ
rt!uYsltet thip tie tcTelIssI.tEeTe.
wh.n nature formed tAct, ATTEST maid,
She tough. bsLs1th the hriay 1'ysl,
Poi pe4ttS and tubes rich aud rate
Fton ose4S,s ttet3utsa e9ttlSaYtst rs.
4rl IRON tue lsNsIta ta3e Of al;hs
uEelisptd two teHs Of rprsH Tsr,
AMI hithe4 tie trtlss@ for thy brow
Ia tie Grs. golden tlata Of dIyi
Waltz from the lily, Slta@lYel
RelAtth Inc evening .sphyFs stsa, ..--.
SIZE e4p.s, tue sneet Of thy fotm,-
From Heaven, tie aoFlAtss Of thtae eel
Her tax was 9tF-witA liberal hand,
llst tholetss titta she'd liSIsLtd tAtts
Hat Jet ,ht fingered 10 Invoke
ore bonn IRAN Heaven, thar ell Hats dear,
ltwls lot music Tor thy Yo'ee,
Nor eloquepte, nor aPatkus wifi.
Gud stabtelltl-sllop ws4t'st II now
Attsar 9psttt-ttstsr esatrt,
SattL&o, w., February, 1855,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
nlAhon potler o.nl az pteaa.

The new elee led n lihoh oil 10 d jotesA OIL
eSsIsttt New DIX In a lfqe ltethte del Eelkti
~ bin Ia the Of !, the Church
Eocity, TOOK 10 Eiyet tttcllTlce 10 some
exRrs$ ions Which atstettathl Rot lie most cted'
NaTjesl6 hisB ibtelllsef and libttalItyt We
would. Indulge .ihe hoIe l6al he b1ll been lncot'
iectyifeR1iIedt INT is h fentltas have been
Wildly ptlatet, atli sssTetelY c5lfHetted{ pom
without teteISihs from hun any DISCLAIMER, we
ore reluctantly compelled 10 belEeYe That lhey
are, Al least In substance, the expressions Of The
RIshot. lie, said; .as.ss.s..3 ~
AT @si something 10 tss lo8t on tAe soil Of AsI
Gttei9Ns Aslfsly lie QUEEN Schsettl /, qS q
bless he'll Ht hid ptayta tot Of, The ltpd any
lis sympsihySInlthe noble Efforts Sic was making
Of tie i,ege6t, time 10 sltd4s batteloHs t.oYet,
IL 10 Rad ATTEMPTED u crush feeble nation ana
tyetgsEeIrn Eutofe.
0luoh had been said about American feeling
and American sentiment In fegatd 10 the wall
but he would tell Ids lofdshjp thai, II the PEOPLE
OF Canada wished 10 understand tile PUBLIC sem
t1ent OF the county they must not Stgrth t0r q
N he utRiggpfty. Loud QHeeli,l They must
sU ID the educated fteu, 10 the cleEsSef Ille
chutcbg 10 those via Studied Sba bspeefef ent
Milton and Eeoket aid they Epa "a liIt that tbsy
wste Heart and soul with Eng gland a the struggle,
and dally Offered up tlst ptayets tot hef success
IChtets,i
tttaIs the .eatgQitel pt1ts4s9a ibis county e
moi, IN our SfeR, the most 0bIecii se1ll
nent contained In this language u DIT, Poltel's
observation has LED lin 10 GelleYe ihst hsedoEs
Of AmetCa, rs n class are uRedleaied Faent who
have never real Shakespeare OF Milton o. H oEel,
We ate Willing 10 leaYs him IN tbe. enjoyment u
bir ontnino ttn3liOJ HAT ntaYS AMI The pfeat ma,