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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this
4 Office will be close from the l4th inst until the
LIST OF July next. a- W. L. JACKSON
100 s18 b mat ID Auditor. &
Second Auditor's Office, 81 June. lass. $500.
ie 4-eofd ~ .s. ~ s,,.s,t ...t...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-06

APPLE BRANDY, TUSCALOOSA
"A WHISKEY, INIT. BRANDY For sale by
je6 JOHN ri. CLAIBORNE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
Pom lie San fitbkisto llsEala, l9ne I,
nStonsiVe Conlagration.

H. = H.. J. IL
iXot2otIRISu- -tESfBp 0tt0N or flllRT lVlLptE 9s
-.SuRNtyo OF, STR ENsoS's BLOCK
1 Anayenll long ADtibtha lsd occur tied Ffldsy nor
and ftsllle Id ftE less damage !tol ives Y
bsvt 6eei expected e precisely s, d closki ~
I'M, el6uls Of smoke WAte seen rising tom apQul
tRe 6ei,te 81 the, BLOCK bounded w Font DAVIS,
SSctanieNl0 and C6dimefcia ssieesst alll w lls
lime lie plata, was tstly sounded Ltoad Sheets g
flame wefe curling up from fee sspatale pllla'
inrS, and the destruction OF tile block was lIleYl'
able, Il apleJts ttat llle was bletl w w
torch Of The i0cendlaty III three PlaeesG ~ Nte
was ffst seen bursting lton the 1901 81 az 4loV'
ctiei leuetnent III te teaf Of Potter IolllgeA.
n sbt4 IN street and it1aedl at'
II Il @as discovered thai The teal ottiolls " lo
uIloccunietl losts lfonllg on Sactaalen'o sstee'
were n Ire. More lllan one half Of the buildings
on ihls block veto lnioctupitdi except W va
pIonts. and Tic Occutsstlce OF desEuotlye ME IN
Ehat locality was by TO lheats lHeSpe
I'he row Of untenanlel aud dllapldaled thtee
Stofy biill1inEs on Sacramento street, l9Emetly
known Is steyehs6n,A blockl and latteEly dtSlg'
mated by the title Of the YDgtants hotel, shared Q
deserved iate hardly timber Of tlIs od toossfy
escapel tbe consuming element, Constructing l1e
extent Of ground 0yet which the tite ptsssl, The
loss Is inconsidetaGIe. Tile ground Is cet!alnly O.
mote value III lis present condition than when y
was encountered with untellantabie dwellings. ~
The commencement VI lAe Gte the wind was llsal'
itonl lie noh east, but IS tle fife became bpl'sE'
the c0L alt tushed In, aid the famts were wtl!tl'
Ell with gteat foty RgainSt the font o. Tue Ullek
siotes oil SacaMcnl0 steel, opposite tie tlte' ~
SIX O'Clock Tire wind changed 10 Inc wesI, Wow w.
Ing smoke aud flame back oyet tile tuiNs, rus
Circumstance, together with tIIe lfllnesse 9ua!'
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3 55i7IIjF Il ~ 57''777

N 2 ~ q u
4 f,oys. d aims Nd S1UsAoEs,- About hun.
a,s1 va a 10 4 young Ialy AMsLetdarn named
| lVIfbsimihSSf4 WIS riding on horseback
ibto,ie Il Ihe yillaee Of HoYneer, When, bet toFse
bscat9e nh htetlej and iab away With let The
S61nv nan u ho ACCOMPANIED let and 10 whom
sEe was bsttothed 4 ttsa oaE That he would give
bdaIte1 Slleata 70 any one who Would stop tho
horse. .s.
The Young yttlogers who were playing ball up.
on lie Iteeli neat ~, seeing woman III danger,
ihteW (Ge,nseiyeS,D elote The furious animal One
OF them was lbtown down AMI wounded, Two
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HARLEM MINERAL SPRINGS ID

n ESE well Known SpthEs situate
i Ohio, are low 0peU for viSltOIs, salt
From Wheeling and vicinity, yISliNrt eau ie,,L A..
STllHRs By stcaR0al railroad anal hack SHE 81 9.T
hI9!4l tadtt, b plank lpadb raIl'O'd aEA ,tG, a,s
ar From aud atlcr the 10Th u Jule lex Wi,,
leave The Caltl1 Junction, Oh t ~ l.lsaii,a lu lie
SrEbEa, on 81 the cars, i tie iaorG vi rNr
" 'rues,tay, Thuttlsy alA Sainlday.
hilbert u COLLARS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

IRA baker 10 New brunswick, N. j., who was
noted tot the smalnesS Of his loAyes, In going his
tounds lew mornings since, knocked at tue door
II q customer.
tWho Is thete1' imputed the lady Of the house.
THE baker, was The answer,
tWl,St DO you WAnll'
ITO leave your bteaI.'
We'll, you neSda't make such fuss about III;
nut II through lie hey holep
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

UNIVERSITY Halt, jan. 4th. 1870,
Tie kssseS Of Mr.. GcleON have been nIeSeNled 10 INK
for examination, and II IL wihteasule that llecOaLEld
lhtl GVr latCtla as well Az Workmanship 70 az whS
aIe suEfIlpS Ion Shselto'S y We t'f ". itAS W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

IRA lawyet once approached pretty Quaker.
ess, and said she looked SO chasmns lie could llol
help giyin1 herr kiss.
'FtenJ,' said she, thee must not DO it, .
t0h, by Heaven, will
We'll frienbi as thou hast swoIn, thee may 10
II tbs time; but Ilou must mol make piaclice Of
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From Purch,
A NlghtIneale III tho Camp.


Tile men before Seya.tOpo! moro heroic h9.t ,.
Tile foremost Of laOse warriors twee tlmOas thing 10
be
aud tiele the lrsl among them goes II thou last eyes to
Aee
IT'S rCl lie good Lord Raglan NOr sci the great Omar.
40, nor lie eIce FeSSteT, though lhue bolts var.
cloll lie soldier who In WOil tAteis above the TtSt'
That English maiden Iomer Is OUT bFaHest aud our beSs'
Brave sn 81 called, ave PLENTIFUL The most Of 0Nnare
So ruy, S'e The most Of dogs, who eek mol Of srlve
Their ylIOl's tJl Se$actifCe, but simple want OF ctdI
hut courage, III wUiIan& heat, Is bravery imeed.
And tLer4S Ms'tys Amazon, within WlOsc lIltC breast
uhS tie great split that as dale tue fever AID It's
ICStt
And size n:sgrarpled with grim heath, that maid 50 bold
There Is lie altS Of battle fresh upon her l,d cheek
That gallant gentle lady tie camp would sIH reviews
Throughout Tic Clte r&CVlts her with LoSr as Is
How MANY prayer attends Onler how manYa blessing
How n.lny glad ami grateful eye among thai host sic
Mkttt!
Now goes she 10 look forth upon the eEtns stronghold
D, Jalncl, Ntcn Its StO shall III aei tl.IE be tod
When rot siUHe VI that thtcSeS den shall lest upon
30 maize shalt With lis memory live longer than llRe
Among the worls great women thou hast made thy S'o
IiOuS mark
Men will hereafter mention uake Oftlee with JoanUtAie;
And ALTERS WHO Ieiaie lie Maid VI S4IaEos,a'E IAei
VIII tel thsIr little Chlle loo, OF F0eECe AIsllll'
gale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

ii elves mo pleasure 10 hear Testimony TO The yae Of
Nj. IeeOnS glasses. have heen uN'er The ifces!tty
OF UsIy sllIes IN tras, especially al night aud find
IIe1 aI better AJli led 10 ny dcaIty, tlln any have
IItC IL ilat Iley test and strengthen tic eye whilst ali
Oieis la SC pailcd, NtaIR, end Weaheted ny S8ht.
Also, 4. y. NAPP, n. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

a BEAUTIFUL CusToa.-among the French sell.
tiers in Canada, on tile lower 81, Lawrence, is a
very pecuIist CUSTOM something like lie golden
matiioge IL Getmaaw
"Wheneyeta venerable couple have tod the
path Of life togethtt fot fifty }ents, they summon
10 a banquet uRlet theit tJof, from evety quartet
VI liz land, all their chiIllen aRd grand chiljten,
in whose presence Is te.nerfotmej the cetenony
that made them man and wife half q century he.
fore, when lie feastng and The dancing, which
continue fot two OF THEE nights losstter, lesneak
q nosI heartfelt happiness rs welt aS gratitude;
and al the expiration Of every ire years from thut
tine will separated BY death, the ogel pair con.
tiHue 10 tepea! The cetelnOny Of plejging thelt
yOws Of fidelity aud truth"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

rrAlts Robinson, the uyeilea mutaetess," who
is convicted 10 be hung Tor murder, in Troy, N.
y, on 'lhutsday last sent 10 request The utletId.
aBcc Of Fathet tIaSetlGaus. Tile reverend gen.
t!emAn called at ths jill, when he was iOfoGed
bythe Shentf that her actions and speech had been
al The most violent description since she had re.
ceiyed het sentence, and that he deemed II not
rtollet fot any one 10 see lie. at present, but In
ths course OF two OF thee days, when she Appeals
a N0e mote calm and sensible Of het position, he
shOuIa have The oppattunily Ut seeing het.
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IVQmM0lh la Store.

s. Avery
now oreihs one al The ltVEeAt hkhA Sltt
and SKINNER Hats and CAiN that his ever been 0eRd
IL the elf t9hsistS Of sepf, y09i aud cAldER1
laHana, CANON, lsehOrR, Lstneti Pt1atl, PtA,l Am
to4etLcr viii atte assnrtmeG oil EJShioAabe white siL
blttk lkaveI hats AID SILK hals, t0lnhlsCf one OF we
most GeRela thai has ever 70 iLe
P PSs 10. tss,aa is a,tn ST. @S sSSs,9 v.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

a.rrGe Charleston Mercury observes thai, ao'
cotllng 10 present appvsTances the siege Of seDas
topoi, ever 1.-THE allies capture the plsce, viii
have cost them Tho beat part Of two years cam
naten. Tho sacrifice Of two hualtel thousand nen,
anil Inc cost Of three HUNDRED millions Of money.
lis captute, with tue conquest Of the Whole ptH'
,psnIa OF lie Ctiaeo, will mol impair lilo ability
Of Russia 10 defend tIs body Of bet territories aud
viii Therefore W no step towahs Tie humiliation
Of that Rmpite. lt;SuI be simply Change Of the
scenes otwat 10 positions which Russia will have
greater means Of defending, and Tie allies less To-
City for asstlps, The question Will then be one
oftims and endurance. 'l'Ituswe haze the rtOs'
peel ot vat Of infinite duration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

"'Sg w. SkETCIlES in INDIA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

FOR RENT,
The StUs Room IN MoA,e Atlttl al me,tu, oerOri.!
our i1Ey IONS house will etotleA Oil our
jams TAlLAST & pyLSpLA,N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

KtsslSd.-Squite, you ats older than be, and
| suppose yUIl will think all this sort Of thngis
ceat Shetr nonsense. but depend upon Il kiss is
great mySly. There iSlnaMy thing We Ancw
we can't explain, still we nte sue il is fact iOt
all thai Why should theie be n soil of magC
in shaking harris, which seems only o UItre form,
and sometimes Ppinfnl one loo, lot some folks
wing your fingers OlE Almost and make you fairly
dance with pain, they hut you so. II don't give
llluolI pleasure at any time. What the lnoglc VI
il is, NC cant tell, bnt soil is iot all that II seems
only custom like bowling, aud NUlhine else, sill
there Is more IN It than meets the eye. liNl Il
kiss fatly tecltfes you, il warns your bluud aud
sets your heat IL beNtn' like bass drum, and
makes your eyes twinkle like STARS on frosty
niEhl, 1t tantt Thing ever 10 he fVfgol. No
language ran express III no lCtltlS will give The
sound. Then what in natu'e is tQNlI 10 the ila'
yOr Of IN What on urOnn ii los! Il mint gross,
fot you can't feed on il; II don't coy, tot the pal.
ale aiDl required 10 lest lis iOSle, II is neither
visible RottaHsOle, nVl portable, not Transferable.
Its mol substance, nUF n liquid, nor YapOt.
Il has uelthet color nor form. Imagination can I
conctiyeit. ltcan't be inflated ilUr fOtset. II
Is confined 10 no cline Of county, but Is ubQuM.
GUS
Its disembcdted when completed, but instantly
IelFOuuGtd ana so IS immortal, II IS 0S Old Us kht
creation, aud yet is as young and fresha It
pre.eXiSt.d, sill exists, aud alweys will exist. II
petva,ies all naIute. The htrtSe as It passes
kisses tile rose, aul the pendant vine stOops down
aud Tides with 8 endlS lis bluShey as it kisses
The lmpd stream that waits In OIL eddy 10 meet II,
and roses its Tiny waves, like anxious lips to re.
eelve it, Depend upon il Eve learned il IN pa.a.
disc, aud was taught its beauties, Virtues aud vuti
eleS by all angel, there Is something SO transcend.
anttOit. ldw II IL adapted 10 all circumstances!
rlere Is tie Mss u welcome and VI puttllg, Tie
ong.Ngetns, lOvlDg present one, The stolen OF the
mutual one, the kiss OF love, u Joy, and Of sOt.
Tow, The sesl Of promise, and The receipt Vi fulfil
Lent. Is il strange Therefore that wOiad is in.
yincible whose atRoty consists Of kisses, smiles,
stgts and ttarsl Is Il any wonder that poor oil
Adam was frs. tempted, IND then tuiR7di Il is
ye,y easy fot pteacie,s 10 gel up with long faces
and tell us lie ought to have been more Of man.
My opinion is, Il liz had been less Of man, II
would have been better for hin. hit aul uOl
ason 10 preach, so will get back to my $Ioty;
but, Sguife, shall always lnaintoin 10 my dying
day, tlat kissing IL q sublime tnysttty.-.Sum
Sick.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

Mr. Geaeons improved glasses at Tie hest eyefn'ed.
Ily tc aid Of those bought Of hlu, Causee ~ well as
ever ctuld. can lead or write Will llel TOT hours
without lie least AtlrLe.
TilllNlAS II. MKG0W NAM
-- ptoptlct0t u AiegOwan'a tt0tl.
lexington, H., May coli. - jtSstN
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Mrs:oHL1 ANHoUs.
Highly Important to- the public.

A}Ne,o Dlse6betg .t0r he Eyes,
s SSsfitsF St90fssy BSSs SBBoS tsSsfslS
RsTliH UpIttSi. ksa biisIts tO5 "
Illll tt hetju eStabt he'd more than century eeo
Et, tieltoN TIC sole Of te Improved sleela
clts a( lois Improved glasses, now ~ P!Yes-
Sl6ial yiS 10 this place aud 81 h's or
nee IL kitnt&lFS Sh06 Store No. ISL MalHst'
lie has lad HE hOOr OF no towns
Of kurOpt Wkefe IL las e&reTleIked tie most
eneouiSSenentI and having bte eaFEetly solicited to
make ylSt for StOlt llL, lie has Tue honor Ol atlr
ntIns Nc STvlyal lIUnt lcFlIl, Pfl4Sia, with most
spISlI jaeN Of As lewl{ Invented and lmtoSe,
persons having M tPsd " Sftsk may ins1any ~
ieIietCd 6y USing thet and They lhS q
pIe&eTyIBS tie precious organs OF aSht 10 The ltoAl ~
Sace period Of lie, While they enable both Tie Old AND
YOUNG to pursue the most MsA9te clnplOynEt ioT any
icNRtL or lille h0 by day and candle u III, aSSeEeIa
individuals III Tic Uted States have proved their elfa
Cyl lie With confidence &Olics the ayois OF tic public,
SiEth hc will ever 10 found TO acknowledge, h&suillI
lhOAe who ehtIust him Will the commands, that no ex'
eltlOGs shall he waiting on Ills part 10 neil letr pprlO
ba0A, Added 10 U advantages possessed hy Inn o.
Ions practice liz The Eve LATINA les and pet one 9! The
tenUea osutts, b. which lie has oStaiheA Thor
Ousl nOWiedte 0ftke diseases o. Ssi0Ht lie las ~ bis
possession documents ION ndl Vuls oil laNk, CONVEY.
ln3 tile hseat testtoNjNS oil hP0taOn. lie viii SiYe
references TO lelEOs In tue UHt States who have tOuhl
tie Gtealesl bEleit and comfort FUN Tue use VI Ills newly
Invented aud improved AlCtteea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

! ktnby testify 10 Mr., Geaton, that Its. improved
gias,G, have relieved Tie Of lOIg &lahly Inflammation
was Oi able 10 4eH 10 ita by Hay or tOnellslt. bl
NOW NIlcr SlE Mr. CitdtOn's glasses Tor ore yelr en-.
joy The Pleasure VI seeing Without leE a eI Ice q at
iHniMuaiiOn joins llESNESl'S.
Lexington, Ky, May Sth, 1855.
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REAL RsTATE SALES.
N0nT0Ll

DY Virtue OF Deed Of That rWtDt., Ia a..
sI$Ied g Trustee on Tie 2,h ly Of W,v v iS GsI
lAtld Roberts 10 &ecute The payment Of "
s!ItTel'l n4allogs1, 10 Aoses Larf AMI ~, sS
a ne sFtS1 ss S;s e 11I @
t0uley OH the t day Of August ,I SS y!
~ - setts q 1nI or so much tleco Is mar bf DeErs,S
i9paE The said ttp, All tS ~ t ISsSA1
tsHlls ths sale 9 H Is slI9nin TJlef t",Ss
~ we WSletS q t0lht Pfea&aNs ard the sang NJ
Tue said DlEll Roberts now resileS. 'H'" ""''"l
Sell'3 as trustee, Ab9l convey 4teh title Ostr q,
Ntssta " ne hy the tTS l4d asoie$ilL
ever rs utrnEd to be qEessiohlble. w."
ia DAVID liiCKMAS,
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spH,o1sAs1 M T'1c.:Els,
GfvaaQ'S3G bolSfa and DlarfAeu

R9Ae9g.
THIS Heleihs, % tepla stfal during lhe lasi
summer, Is NOW aEala presented 10 Tie addicted. II Il
SAFE, pleasant anu reltibIt and sbppa 10 house
durhs tle VAIN ttSesEs cannot tlad bets
ter medicine 70 tSrrysYllR them;
Critic et tentst Prepared tllt sod by
leo I'LL LOGAN & Co,
From tho Hon John III q Jerome,
N9yos oE?TnE CRY or n4LTlAoSE'
MAYORS oEytcEi Baltimore,
49,. August 2jd, l6J2,
ltabe steat rssspte IN stating that have examined
The names Of hoe who have signed certificates respect
Ing "lampl TOMS VtGetAb's TiReure. a among them
recognize gentlemen vttb4 inst tesrttIltity, Sls Jo-
sePh Il. StapletOn william d Setsfr q. puUan aud
oilers. also eheetpy testify 10 The high standing o.
teslrs. Mortimer & toWblayt who fot the past twenty
years have enjoyed Tue tREe confidence and eattSMO opI
merchants and eIllttbs generally
JOHN IT, T.. JRROMK.
les \, LOGAN * Go, Oea'l Agents.
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O1'Mssset Of lhV Sunbuty (t'a.l Ameticlu, Is
Ill ofwAg. 10 lhe last number Of lis paper lie says
that tweN,y,oNe yeats ago, thee young gentlemen
Of Suilhreltl county, aud one from aeighbOring
town, wets examined together by committee Of
twelve lawyers and the next day admitted 10 ptao.
lice at Tue Tar. One Of The young gentlemen, az.
ter oafeet Of usefulness and distinction Of the
bar. served several sessions III Congless with great
credit 10 himself, aud now occupies the important
aud proud posiIionof Governor elect Il this gtenI
Commonwealth. The second was also one ofthe
most distinguished members Of Tie bat and tep.
resented The county In lie Legislature with dis.
tinguishel ability Subsequently, lie located
himself in Schuylkill county, aud is now ptesi.
dent Judge Of that impoltaut DisutCt, The third
is now distinguished lawyer in Western Penn,
sylyauia. The fontlh.-hut here we must let Mr..
NIuset speak fot himself.
"Fhe fourth, The writer nf this Article, having
higher aspirations, now occupies The elevated 20.
stion Of editor ADl proprietor of country news.
rapet, and looks down with complacEucy upon
his valued CTtGRdS AMI old associates, with whom
lie has spent some Of the lappest hOAtS Of life,
kRowns full well, II they have not reached so
high pinnacle on the ladder NJ fame, II was not
tot The want Of metil Of ability on tltit palt."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

C0ottSs,-Ths disease has almost disappeared
foal out western waters and eiIies, Ia hssis'
slpnitl has btoken oul among Tue Slaves on some
oflhe ptaosatio6sS deueal Polk, Of cbtcot
county, lost lwehly,ih,ee slaves within 3 days.--
Aaothtt pIautetin The vicinity LOST seven slases,
Tie disease, howeSsb Is not general oyet that
section Of lie county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
Er39I5SSf vIsI'So

ssiooSsa " Tue poRe,,fS5 S SS9!' d pfHsb,So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

cSusr o. Aiprl1s,-ifls Supreme ooutjofAp.
peals Of Virginia sjll commence It's annual sss.
sion IL LewIsbatg on Tuesday, lie third day ot
JULY &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

WEttt prepared to iurHIsh lie tititths Of Wteslls
With ag article OF pute Ice IN RagtllIesaS may be Maa
e delivered In aly part Of lheely. 0utic Sttee 6B
all inpulilleS. 2ylts been lhke from le lions Jam
thee niIcS Gr Wlkelln2 creek peH0hS WtSAlnf lie Itl
At their IesllepCeA Will ikaYe tbet mheS al Tie Ioat
Store, corner Wafer and M0AIIe sslreis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,.ATHENHUM.
oln..fatd q as ! =ta.0l-l1 tIanogets

fiRST' NiGN9 or TIE $EASoNA
- .i-I
Saturday Evening. June go, 1885.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

Tue WHO'S to ColNIule with the
ANTEuL DODGER,
Timothy n0lSe..,....t ..,o...M Mr. GhaplEnll
MArtt,..n.,..,,. ,..s..tt Vt,"..Mls. ClIaPltaL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
Board Of HealthL

n NJ - j$S' S Z y asstto. ,,,,u
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Excuse tor M a Crimony :?

There is, says Rev. Charles Kings
lev IN Backwood, "sou excuse 10 be
made for girls who enter into matrimony
purely from Interested motives. NJ ny
Of The poor things know perfectly well
that, unless they marry and effect a
settlement tor life, they may be ief. IL
utter indlgence for papa is terribly
exrayagaut, dro~aed IN debt, and unable
to lace his bills sl Christmas Others are
not happy under the parental rooi, winch
they would be glad TO escape on aInosl
aGy condition. Others are weak III
vntiton or have been 80 educated IN the
article Of duty that ey dare not express
repunguance to any proposals winch may
have found favor III the eyes ot thelf
mamas. Yet every one ol these may
have her secret attachment. Always N
the background there appears the vi~ion
OF that SLIM and curly youth who danced
the polka SO delightfully."-, and whose at
,entlons at TIA, plc-nic were 50 marked
and gratifying. Bn', thea, Clara Is
painfully aware that the annua! lncene
OF unhappy julius is shor. OF one hundred
pounds, aud that hc has no prospect o
tpakin5 any more. l., indeed, II were
five hundred pounds, But the ag o
fairies IS gone and Julas is a man th
OH, expectations, and, what is worse
without the ordinary average ot brains
SO poor Cara, with u heavy Sigh, TAX
farewell oil her lay dreams: and in du
course OF umr, appears. covered Will Lace
at the hymrneal alter, to give her trolh I
a coarse, elderly savage. with sand
wntskerS, Who has cleared an enotmou
lortune by successful speculation /
cotton. As ior men VINO marry sncl
for money, we cannot fad terms s'ron
enough IN wnlch to express our contemp
they, al all events, have ne excuse
protfer for an act OF base Hypocrisy at
, degrading selhshuess. If fortune
j inheritance has been denied t, etn, tn,
cannot exert tuelr bralns, II brans a
, wanting they ha e hands, and can wo
for their daily bread The sense
u Independence is among the first O i
manly virtues, and .he beIns who, bafte
!, Il 10. gold il shortly and on .hati1n''v
seri
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15

How BEAUTIFUL the olJ.fashonei Irish
greeting, "rae top OF the morning to
ye." L, is as full Of philosophy as Of
poetry. For, as IN the well filed vessels
OF the DAIRY, the cream of tue day lies on
the top oi the morning. The atmosphere
has more vitality m It theu. than alter
the SUI mas risen and ca, rl-d on ns work
OF exhaustion fr hours. rne few who
breathe the early mornlng aI secure an
am alut Of vlgor tha, Is more than a match
for the oppressive a .d exhausiln9 hours
oi sultry summer day. But how few
their number! How many thousands
never lake a breath of the pure. rich air
of the early hour, but 1--we, or try to, on
the impoverished air of Inld-day! Aud
probably they never will, unless decoyed
as the rarslans were, by Franklin.
This philosopher gave out. IN Paris,
that on certain day, at an early hour.
the inhabitants would witness a singular
phenomenon, perhaps never TO be seen
aga,u in l,fe-llme by most OF them. -
BY his direction, teus Of thousands re-
paired to All elevation overlooking the
crtv, at early GAVIN. Curiosity was on
tip toe. All eyes were turned on the
philosopher. Aller many anxious mo-
ments the glorious sun moved with ma
lrslie form behind the eastern hills -
"rhere.' SAID Franklin; "see there
did you ever see sh' like that before2'
The polite Fren;hnen laughed heartily
al Lhe loke. and, for once in tueir lives
had tue top oil the morning. venh'
In.