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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25
From the Albany Atlas, Oct, 20.


Albany.
Declaration Of the Ways Of albany against Flu
SiOn, and Response to The Gull for Wing Stdte
Convention.
We, the undersigned citizens and electors of
Albany, deem it our duty 10 make tbs public de-
clsration:
That we ale now, as we always have been, ma
tIonal and not sectional Wings,
That our supreme attachment as citizens and
Americans is 10 the constitution oithe UnLedSiates
just as the fathers OF tile Republic framed ii, and
10 the Union of these States Just it stands under
that Constitutions;
That we are hound by every sentiment of our
natures every sacred obligation TO defend I'd mann
tain the Constitution aud tIi= Union, 10y our votes
our inhence, our substance, and by whatever en-
ergieS can command;
That we rrpei aud denounce the attemp; re-
Gently made TO transfer us aud our associates Of
the national Wing party of this Stale TO a strange
alliance and nsw political combination, which
is purely section i'll It's character and objects,
and which, SO lar as 1t las or can have success,
boldly memaces the unity and integrity Of our com
,uon country.
And we heartily respond 10 aud approve of the
call which has been made in the city OF New York
tor a State Convention OF National Wings. 10 be
held at Constitution Hall i'll that city, the 23rd
Of October inst.
Appended 10 the foregoing were the names Of
two hundred AMI eleven persons. The Atlas
comments upon this movement in its editoral col
umns as follows:
We have seldom seen more respectable array
Of names than those which are signed 10 the pro-
test Of the Wings of Albany against merging tire
Wing party in the sectional and unconstitutional
party OF fusion.
The signers not merely or principally what
have been known rs Silver Grey Wings; nor are
they old men, or the mere spectators OF party nf-
fairs. The list comprises the mCst active working
Wings Of the city, young and old men of varied
business pursuits, of great influence over the
masses of men.
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WIN. A. BArCnEl OR's HAIR DYE.

GREY Red. Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to be .uti-
fu and natural brown black. without the injury
to Hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLoMAs have been awarded to
VIM a. EachelOr since 1879, and 5000 app lea
tons have been the Hair OF his patrons his
famous bye Prejudice against Dying the hair aud wills
kers is unjust would be against covering bald head
with wig.
wM. a. BArcHEroR's HAIR DTE produces color not
be distinguished rOm nature and is warranted not to
njure in the least long it may he continued.
Made, sold or applied GIN private rOoms) at the WIG
Factory, e33 Broadway, n. Y
Sold in all cities ard the United States, by
D'uggists and Fancy Good Dealers.
5The Geruine his the and address upon a. stee
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM a. BACHELOR,
e33 Broadway, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
srIs LAUGHLLYS s. BUSHFTELD.
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UNION HALL,
A PEW DOORS BELOw TiiE NORTH. WESTERN nlNr
MAIN STREET.

A FEW DOORS BELOW TIE NORTH WESTERN RANK.
MAIN STREET.
lie had thu honor OF attending the above uau,.J
priucipa towns i'm the United Kingdom, where he ,s
pereLccd tile most hIIterlng enCUuagement-an a vim
been earnestly solicited 10 make visit ur a Short ,r
lie las the honor Of announcing Ills arrival nom Loplnr
will sp'eHdih ssOttmemt lbs neyyiy iu,eiri
and imp ved spccacles Such tile superiority OF Lice
Classes, that persons having iLtilmed wc III ewes s
iuS~Ltly lie relieved by using ten aud they ,nSsc, %
property oil preserving tie precious Sight 10 lie
most ad VanCed period oil lie while tley qua he bu III
old AMI the yUuI 10 pursue the most minute euiO, IN, NJ,
or any length o, lime, ehsl by day cMLclighi Is
several indi viduals M tie United Sta e. have rI0,,I
their efficacy, he with confidence soliCs The Iavns
public which lie will ever be proud TO ackuuw led .e as
SUI ing those who CItrIist him with their commands I'M
eXetiom shall be wanting his pa1 10 nrril .trr
tIdeEce and appreciation Added la the Hcyait s-s
possessed b! linn of long pTa tCC in tile Eye luG r
aud under VI tile most eminent OCuiists, by wine, lie
las obtained thorough hOwCd-c OF The disfasrS OF vi.
stun he has in his possession dOCumnHts lun indy ia
ais OF rank, conveying The highest Testimonials OF appo
baton.
He win Awe references 10 persons in lie United
States, who have found the greatest benefit a! cuur
nom the use oil his newly invented aud Improved Slrc.
taC,es.
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NEW DIscovERY FoR DEAFNEsS-

~ lCt,.So En- ~. ioil ORA NI.NS
ul, newly invented small instrument. tho cue ui e
tiemc OF deafness, entirely different in make ari
construction from all others, surprising insulle
kind that has heen can lie produced They ae
nodelcu to tile cavity h the ear, aud may rest witdu
without projecting, and being OF the OF tie
skin ATE not peIceplible Tie powers OF this Valuabe
invention gteat TO restore detective haIing Of
long standing 10 It's perfect and natural state aud rl.
bile deaf sous TO join III general conversation hear
most distinctly al place oil worship, nj tile o. any
public assembly, the unpleasant sensation oil iugls
Oscs IN the is entirely removed, nd .le conc cIta
Os atOid died 10 individuals afflicted with this eadu
naady, all The assistance that possibly be Desired
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FROM BISHOP sPALDING.

Having tried Mr. Soonlons' Glasses, find them both
distinct and soothing to the sight, more in fact judging
from short trial, than any have yet uacd recon-
mend them to the patronage of those in nee OF glasses
Signed. tM.J. SPAULUING, Bishop.
Louisville, Oct. IS, 1854.
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PERsoNAL.-Rev George H. Done. Hate Fps
copal minister who joined the Roman Catholic
Church, sailed on Wednesday for Havre, i'll the
packet admiral. He goes to the College orSt.
Supice, Paris. TO study for the priesthood, aud
will be there about year and half.
The Pittsburgh Journal mentions the advent Of
four children al birth in Tempetanceville, on
Monday last.
Henry S. Sanderson, distinguished Democrat
Of Baltimore, aud at one time editor OF the Balt-
more Republican, died in that city on Sunday
night.
Miss Castle, granddaughter of Admiral De Gras-
Sc, OF revolutionary memory, and Miss Shubrck,
daughter of Commodore ShuLrick, of our Navy,
both took the veil as Sisters of Mercy, at Louis
Vile, on the 9th inst.
Ex President Van Buren, is on visit 10 his old
friend Churchill c. Crambeling. at Huntington,
L. |.
Two German NOblemen attended the franklin
Co. Fair.
Kate and Susan Denim are playing al Indionopo-
lis.
Ten Ofthe principal hotels IN Washington city
can accommodate :, 47O guests.
DR.. Geo. Lewis, Il well known cit zen Of Gren-
brier county, Va, died on the lIth lust.
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GOVERNMENT SEcRErs.- Notwithstanding the
denial at Washington that any measures had been
taken by government Of its minister at Washing
ton on account ct the part he had taken in eliSt-
ing soldiers for the army in the CFmes, it is now
syident from the published letter of Attorney
General Gushing that such is the case. Slate
secrets are continually being divulged through
what Tristan Burgess used TO call "Ieaky buckets"
Of which there are plenty in Washington, from
the chief and his advisers down to The kitchen
cabinet. Every thing that trsnspires leaks out
before the government organ can officially an
nouuee it, and such often occurs before the IranS-
action Is cnnsumnted. The differences with Mexi-
Do, SPAN, Frnnce and England, as well as the
ostend Conference, were all proclaimed to the
pubic Is they occurred, though stoutly denied in
Washington; aud it will be found that the report
Of nogotiaIions with Denmark, before spoken OF,
y touadsd in Eact.-Propi&enee JolTaaE
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FROM BISHOP LEFEvER.

ME. sOLONOS-Sir The benefit have received from
the speetae's obtained from ind ces ne 10 express
the pleasure have received om tIen they suit ny eyes
TO admiration. can all common distances by
candle light, well by day, with the same ease as
wien hoy which could do with any other glasses
have used. taGords the greatest pleasure to avail my
sell OF his medium of estyins how satisfactorily las
been my own experience your skilIas an optican.
Yours, truly,
PETER P. LEFEvER Bishop
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The Prsr11xsce.--The Norfolk papers warn
refugees to remain away, as the weather is warm
and unlaVorable. Several deaths have taken
place among those who have recently returned
number or the physicians unite in urging that
no absentees return till the LIST of November.
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1.-THE Russians say that the English are an
army of lions led on by asses.
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A correspondent OF The CleOsl,ad Lender urg-
es the appointment of Joshua Giddings 10 the Uni
ted States senate by the rew Republican legisla-
ture of Ohio.
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OR a SHORT TIME ONLY !!

GPectncicH, &c., ground on Ihe cxnCt prin-
celebrated orfician from The Improved SeCtac Mann.
factory and london Optical rs absnnen No. IOj Old
ago. ''''
q. Soomons, tile sole Inventor OF The Improved Sree
tacles, Ild various Improved ASSES, is now on io
IessonnI visit 10 this place, and may be al lbs
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
[ 4 Nd w a K 4 q N 4 S :
John M. CLARKE g 90

John M. Clarke & Co.
LRnd VnrrnmI, stock, ExChnusr Rrol,,.-
and AGENT for Claims HSRinnI the y
Government.
THE very highest New YORK market price Will b. r,i,
they sha have ad yaiced beyond our last auo,s,
the very highest New York mail ct piCes viii be m
OH receipt OF any by mail, regardless OF lie lorDsr o
tations. 9D'
Persons sending warrants by mail may rely on leesv
jns as much us II they were PEI sOnaiy present '
Sight drafts on any OF tic Northern ~ SOuiicrr ,
will be lenttted by return mail; aud when we'encd rs,
amount will be placed Ia their credit la ore o. tl-. M
H"ik Banks, on wlchthey draw at sight, Tie d,r ~
ter RENTING the warrants ~ ''
Address JOHN n, CLARKE Il Co
Washington cily u e..
REFER To
Hon john Wilson, Commissioner Of the Geger,II,r,
Office. ''' ''Nu
lion L Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions.
Sweeny, Riltenhuuse q Co.. bankers, WaaAn.,Uie,,,
Chubb BIT oilers, do do y
S.ter, Lea d Co, do a.
Al the Officers OF the Banks In Wheeling Va
Cashier Hank Ul Virginia. Richmond. Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank, do
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank, ParkrTslu,r
Virginia
:ancs RObb, Banker, New Orleans.
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa
Johnston. Brothers g. Co, bankers Baltimore
u. II. Many u Co., bankers, Richmond, Va
Paul f. lliH'Un, bankers, Petersburg, Va
Peters, Spence q Co., BANKERS, 10y uchOurg, Va
iEe26 Times Cuny "
/ -
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LETTER FROM THEMAYoR OF ROCHESTER,

LETTER FROM THEMAYoR OF RoCBEsTER
ROCHESTER,. April 7th, 1851.
Ma. sotoMON-Sr: Havrg called at 20 ur Office in the
Arcade and purchased two pair of your patent glasses,
found them superior to amy that have used BEFORE
they have realized more thanI could have expected
have put them aside, and saa without them =.
well could when boy.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
@USIoN HALL few doors below The XOrth.wes-
tern Bank, Main st. oe1t
EoX'S Cincinnati StareL Is boxes received pr steam-
sp16 n. REILLY
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6ChOisra having already made its appearance in the
South and West it will be well for all to know that the
mos reliable preventive is DR.. HOststter's celebrated
Stomach Biters. These bitters, taken before meals
directions the bottle, have proven their virtues
beyond doubt During siekIy season last year il
Pittsburgh, well as here and elsewhere they were
found invaluable and are represented to done
the sufferers, amer being taken with the cramps
than any other medicine Market hence the Leeess
ty OF gettinga supply in tiGs.
For sale by dealers generally everywhere
and by
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
oc35 LAUGHLINs & BUSHFIELD.
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uTLe Paris correspondent of the National In
telfgeneer estimates the expenditures for the war
at three hundred millions of dollars per anmum
for France, and as much more Tor England.
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G'Tn Arkansas there Is said 10 be an immense
crop OF c''tton. In some places it is piled high
as HILLS upon the banks Of the nver.
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Mt. Yarnon Assocfation.

The ladies' OF Virginia seem to be determined TO
raise sufficient fund to purchase Mount Vernon
for the State. In this they are to be supported by
ladies in other portions of the.couniry Philadei-
phia has made a movement, and in the South the
scheme is urged with ali the eIoquence women so
we'll know how TO employ.
The chivalry Of Virginia has been aroused in
behalf of the object The Henrico Light DIa-
gOons assembled at the Agricultural Fair Grounds
on Friday last to have an Grafton and tournament.
John H. Gimer, Eaq., was the orator, and is said
to have acquitted himself handsomely. The
knights, II in number, had "tilt' at a ring, and
displayed Ane horsemanship; and the practical
result of the entertainment was the missing of
seven hundred dollars for the Mount Vernon As
ISOLATION.
Though Mrs. Washington al one time consented
to the request Of Congress to have the remains of
her venerated husband removed to the Capitol, it
il now well understood that they are not to be dis
tuIbel. Hence the anxiety of Vrginians TO Sc
cure Mount Vernon TO the State, and to give tothe
tomb of Washington the care Appropriate to the
sacred spot Thes appear to bear in respectful
remembrance the concluding sentiment of Mr..
Samuel Llvermore. the President of the Senate'
when Addressing the President of the United States
in 1893:
''Let his countrymen cousecrate the memory of
the heroic general, the patriotic statesmen, and
the virtuons sage; let them teach their children
never to forget that the fruits of his labors are their
inheTitance.''
The monument at Richmond is acquiring form
and finish quite creditable to the State and to the
architects employed in its construction.
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1.-THE remains of Capt Thomas B. Chopper,
a native of Virginia, aud lale commander Of tie
steamship CorteS, arrived at New YORK in in the
ship Adelaide, film SAT Francisco, on Monday last.
The body was subsequently, taken 10 Greenwood
Cemetery.
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GrHenry NJ. Rice, the Nebraska candidate, has
been elected delegate to Congress from MINES ta
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PITTsRuRGH, juno s.ll, 1853
am using paiT OF VI SOiomons' Glasses, and ind
teE Very comfortable Checrtuly add my name 10 e
nun ber vi those who recommend llitIn.
JOSEPH z. GAZZAM, NJ d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ 8 woopslpE. w.-G. wooDsIDE
w. S. WooDSIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PR0PUGE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

H. z, COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN STS.
baltimore.
u-OUR Warehouse is OCsled on one OF the tracks OF
the Baltimore and Ohio RilrOId, by which expenses Vi
drayase on cemsignments is avoided.
REFERENCES
p GibSOh, Cashier "
H. SpIigg, Esq, g Merc'ts e
Ir en.an Cross. EsG casr Com ,1,;S q Far Ok Hat
BH LSirobe, Esq $50, Chief Engineer Il p R R
J.B. Ford Rsq, Agent & o RRCO, Wheeling.
MeSSrs. ROTsyibS d Hopkins,
$. Brady, ESq, Cashier,
Nal ' PmiP pa Barry, Agent u. & o RR Company,
MOunLsvle, Va,
Messrs. john wharry &; Co, Moundsvilc, Va.
q W d &. Thompson,
NJ. Pollock d Co, Suniisli. Ohio
q. Convers, Esq, Cashr, ZaI,esvlie, OHIO.
John Peters, ESQ, st., y.
Messrs. q q. Jackson, "a
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>, LEVHFAEb, Oct 9th, ISL
II affords pleasure state that on tie ,al OF ,ys
val 81 ecuens Of Sreciurlcs PLACED Ia my hands by Nr
solomon, tind myself mich relieved ron defect oi,E
lon' AID especially weakness OF tic eyes nom which
have suffered Or The last twO YEARS, whenever lave ey
ercIsed hem, even Tor short period Of time link
ey GI1 OF an excellent quality and peculiarly adopted Tor
such durpuscs. Up KiRIIiND NJ II
Professor OF Physical Diagnosis aud Theory and Practice
Ol Acdicine, Med. Dep. W. r. College.
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1.-THE editor of the Bankers Magazine offers a
premium Of $3.50 for the best plans Of country
banking houses.
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ROCHESTER,, January 10TH. ISL
The best recommendation give IT, GLASSES Of Ar.
solomon, is That use them myself aud prefer them.
JAMES WEBSTER, Nj. u.
Professor OF Anatomy, University Of Buffalo
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WHEELING, Oct. 9Th, 1861.
have tried for short time, pair OF speotaces r-
nlsed hy Mr. Il. solomon, aud take pleasure in estIyue
TO their good quality. have also procure pair cu.
cave glasses Or Mis-. Houston, which in ler effects ae
NJ. il. HOUSTON, M. ID.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.
IF yoa have cough or a cold. buy bottle of
VOARuOTyNO BAISAM

adapted to all ages, and dsservedly popular. Price q
cents.
@-sold by Druggists generally. Prepared and fol
'-' TIL. LOGAN Il CO.
Oce4 bridge corner, Druggists.
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PIT1snrRGH, June Sti, 1853
Mr.: Sol"nIon' Eye Glass Till Il them superior TO ay
HAT have uied The eyes TO rest pleas amty ul
der ineir use. q. MCCCOK N IN
Late Professor i'll Washington University, baltimore
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pWm. B. Moss. ESQ.,, one of the most able
lawyers and brilliant orators of Alabama, died of
yellow fever in Montgomery, on the 8th lust.
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NJ. WHEELING, Oct sth, 5j,
shown bye Solomon and have used pair pressed.
ed 10y him lmd them very SUPERIOR aud with pleasure
IeCoehu them 10 all those requiring the aid glssf,
OCH A. p. WHEELER, " u.
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To PIk1NTERS.
We are prepared to iurnish Printers with wsIcs su-
Perior News, Book and Job Inks. We have now on
hand -
news Ank' power press Light a. een.
BOOK INK: DHrk Green.
Fine Black. YeIIoW
Extra Fine do. White
He'd Ink. Gold size
ExIrn Fine do. VnrniHh
Light hIue. &c GcN &c
All Inks sold by US warranted TO be soOdi ami found
not TO be So can be returned at our expcns..s
n5'rerms cash.
iut7 BEATTY q Co.
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ITEli F. Benjamin. a well known bookeeper,
in Utica, in New York committed suicide last
Saturday.
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TO PIEINTEIIA,

uGold is said TO have been discovered on In.
diana river, Nicaragua.
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Columns, February g. 1852.
Having examined the spectaules OF Mr. SOlonOts an
fully convinced that they superior quality have
taken pair Tor my own use and find them ulsualiy
sy TO the eyes. x. H. HOWARD,
Professor of Surgery, Startling Medical College
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- - NHw YORK, June 1ith STO
HaVihg maGe trt1l OF SOlOmOns Srcctacles, aud ca.
anined the principle on which they are CONSTRUCTED
nave no hest taton IN pro" Uunciu them superior any
Win which ah acquainted, and accordingly can most
GheeIiny recommend tLenItO all tiiea
Professor OI Pathology and Maielia Medca, Geneva,
Buffalo aud Bowdoiu College.
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owe WOULD NOT GIVE a DOLLAR FOR
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON
n

THUS spoke wise aud good mans but mark the
change! Let the afflicted hear hT, and ten decide we-
Their suffer be made whole. Ie professional iaeHi
Ictth ruined kceiM hear.
Rev james w, Imicutt the talented and index nd
editor OF that highly popular and extensively read pa
per- the Christian Banner, published al Fredericksburg
Va in his editorial al the 18th vi May, 1855, thus speaks
OF HIHPt9H's Peseta6ie ItHeiETe: .s-
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Hntel In Sala

dOJeI Tor Sale.
THE Furniture and Lel,e known az the Monroe House
i Wheeling, Va located Main street opposite lie
Wire Suspension Bridge. This house is now doins a
good business, aud the prospects TO- the are first
rate. In short lime the Cleveland Extension Central
Ohio, and inciiali * Marietta railroads viii have
their iermini at kt'kwood and tile lave! will have to
cross opposite THIS house, and il will neces
saIily do a large proportion OF this business
he preserI proprietor is DESTROYS of removing To The
pose OF his business, - -
nc23 WE CLARK
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PHILADELPnIA. June 4ih 1850
icordlaiy concur, as far my Judgment goes ~ tue
Oihon OF my iend and colleague Dr. Lee in reference
10 the perfection OF Mr. SOlunOs convex and oval elas
ses ior Tar sigh edess The grinding appears to he good
ana clear, anu the general workmanship sIne rior
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. n.
Professor Ol Surgery, Geneva CO.!cge
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The monument at Richmond is acquiring form
and finish quite cteditnble to the State and to the
architects employed in its construction.
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THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAUGHLINs & BUSHFIEID.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06
Sigus and Wonders.

When will signs and wonders cease No:
till the destroying angel shall cllp short the
thread Of time, an4 The heayens be rolled TO-
ge:hCr in scroll. No. u day passes, but We
see good or bad signs, as the FLOWING viii
show
1t is a roo} sign 10 have man enter your
Office wi a friendly gree.ing-" Here's six.
!o!llrs 10 pay for my paper"
. It's bad sgn 10 hear man say lie is 100
poor 10 take pHper-ten 10 one he carries
home jug OF "ted eye" that cost hin half q
dollar.
It's good sign 10 see a man doing an ac. OF
charily TO his fellows.
It's bad sign 10 hear him boas,ing Of il.
It's coed sign 10 see the color Of health in
mans face.
It's bad sign to see il all concentrated in
his nose.
Itsa good sign to see an honesrman wear
ing old clothes.
LIS bad sign TO see them filling holes in
his windows.
It's gnod sign 10 see man wipe the per.
spira'j1l from lis face.
It's bad sign 10 see him wipe his chops n;
he cones cut Of saloon.
Us good sign 10 see woman dressed with
taste aGl nealneSs.
It's bad sign 10 see her husband sued fol
her ica hers and fCOlery, gems and iewe!ry.
lis good sign 10 see q man or woman I'D
ye'ise in the papers.
lis bad sign to see the Sheriff 'yertise
foi thcm.