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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
Hear! Hear!! Hear!!!

Hear! Hear!! Hear!!!
GREAT REDUCTIONS GREAT REDuCT1OS!!
cLosIsT OF FALL am WINTER Goops
ID have made the following REDUCTIONS; q m
ESIBROIDERIES
will consequently sell collars formerly held at $500 for
those at 30 for 81 and others in proportion. am
Offering greater Inducements an other house in town
A reduction Of 30 per ct win DC granted and those ready
With the cash will he able buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak 1880 The greatest bargains offered
Others shall sell on the saiue terms actual
~ selling the Same ready made for less than buy s
TRIMMINGS
OF which have large assormeut VII sell out At almost
Comforts ehildreus WOODEN sacs ladies superior woel
scsr have in such and at such I0w prices
10 astenish With oneword, being snNiouS and
willing reduce stock to tbs lowest point: will se my
goods so much less thsn
-l-z OTHER nurSK
that you cannot help bying f Conc al and every one
that wants TO save his money.
ISAAC PRAGER.
Eastern Bargain Store lis Main street.
deeee bet3loproe and Union ste.
BTCKsKIN GLOVES
100 PAIRS real oil dressed buckskn Gloves the best
de- HEIskELI CO.
TO CO0PERS
have now in store 22i Bundles KEG HOOPS which
as1otf Do4NE cowGIl1
10 PAPER IkANEFACZJRERS
QLEACIiING Powders, Ultra Marine AlSm, superior
- dtnier Wires FeItinE TIae, French Clay, Soda Ash Sal
Soda, Screen Plates, Bed Plates Bed Piatts Ro BARS
notice, BIZ =
Z sIS LAaHDlS, GILBERS9S co.
NEW copFIsH
E 1Ssn, large '.sa'' 's'ssa e4a ~ s' R II
,uT AND DRY ccoS-10o bus. cut and dry 100
EFOss papers sn0kin tobacco for sale BY
DISSOLUTION.
as e&isti.s Pst'ssa me undersigned IS
tiee Law as heretofore
asa. Z 5. 3af2si
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, &C.
ISASTEp-The Subscribers Ni purchase or make liberal
advances consignment BaitlnoEs, PaiadtipaiS
clover and timothy SEEDS Also on butter old and
$50 $50 sii I4 : 60 Street.
~ ~ f9-7s{I57 y TOOTH SOAR - -
W Tooth s.aP prepared thezaort
and fee from al impurities TheSoap DenTi6ss sths only
proper specific for freeing the mouth from those disgusting
R PrOaaoe and destroy
Zach cake Ia enclosed neat Gaze, and is sufisIsai 70
=. -. 49, s''+'s' = ions ION a TnoApsos,
def Agent, III Main st.
sE6043sIs SADDLE BLAHKETe q = "a ~
HAVE Bueess Saddle Bsnksts, fSF sale
ay2a JOHN EyoTE
Sundries.
900 LBS pure Ground Pepper
At1U 50 5Atspiecia 81
50 pure ground cinnamon;
s5=.ta cloves
sSae..rzssp aalsSss is:ss ssssastssl,5
Sss54 Just fresh ground and for saIe 81
- I, = ALEX TURNER. 80 -
aeS9 - - g 3 Mei9deoa huildtnEs MSinst
40 - = EaEBB0IDERlEs5 2
ME- kAXe Just received Ia every
Of and sleeves 70 Match FolneiuSs
kdsnEs2nd thread aEf ,i
thread iaces Yaieneians Maltese de- Eezant haeIfS
leCere4 Wells, 1sd SKIS
1 eeSt-e--------5 :, HEISEEII,s q CO.
t9S CkRRoTs on -sall saie hT
IA tant E3uGHLINs ResifFIFi a. ?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

EAsr WHEELING AeApgsY.-We direct atten
ton to the advertisement Of this School, in an
other column. 1t is under the immediate com
troll of Rev S. BoYp, and is considered one.sof
the very best educational establishments in the
city. 99es
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COTTON MARKET

CHARLESTON, Feb. market for cotton I'M
settled by foreign news and prices irregular, sales
2300 bales at an advance of Ia3-S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

SArrRDGY was singer of Il day one of those
days when Jack Frost ,eurls- and crisps in seorn
as you tread upon him, aud takes you by the
nose and ears without as much as saying "by
your leave" .
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFAcTunKk1
HuNERSAS'sH 1tUtFh X lSRSA.RsR'h
Whiting Fluid IA fB-

INCE this superior Plid fak a. been before ,ts ,oh
- now nearly Two years ii;s been cens,art!, raining n
aycF and 81 nov preferred by nkny iarahed AZ
Durns the pastyeHI twenty thousand quart aud pst bot,
ties, to Syther with PinaeT inun,srXbI have te olA
10 bankcrr and il. Ciueinra Lsu.svle pitt.
GnTsh, BnsIo Cleveland Detsei Terrt Aaptc Lafayette,
Nashy!y Memphis ST. Louis, c9sburg Jackson EatssI
ana New Orleans l. has sse beef adopted The STATE
taken three first class Diplomas ut ht 81
Cincinnati End Louisville, ana four Diplomas and Prize Nc
AID IllinoiE, ' t-t4.'H4A
The following merchants bankers &C. in Wheeling here.
tofOre using AFnOlds Englis Ink have turcbased Il MI
leTs BOok -kcCpCT's Writing Fluid:
NcrthwestcFn bank Of Virginia; Merchants AeChaucs'
Bank o! Wheeling; Bank OF Wheeling; Crescent
ring Company; County Clerks County Nationsi Tci
graph olcs baltimore and Ohio Railroad once McIuvs
House, Kelly, Holloway CO.; Russell AcAfet: Gordon
Matthews Co.; T. Sweeney sOn; Doauu CeWsiil or 4
Boyd Boyd Otti Oliver Pryor; Jas H. Stout CO. Iab.
din, Gbereun CO.. Press LIZ ! : -fi'z
For EAlV at manufacturers nreesb v sa L-as= 81
1880 LAMBpIE. GILBECsON 4 "a T.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

tOhElCIN 7IIEMS,t .iis--1
BosToS, Feb. 2d.-The London Times of the
10th ult., received by the Arabia, points out to
Russia and other powers the policy of supposing
tina readiness of the English nation to make
peace, was at all proportoned toits unwilling
ness to commence the war.
1t says the nation has got over the first shock
and Is beginning to make an clement of that
which; a little while ago. We regarded with most
genuine horror and aversion. There is strong
sentiment which repincs at the termination of
of putting forth our whole strength and vindi-
our ancient renown.
Wemention these things for the sake ofpeace
the preliminaries ofwhich have. it appears been
signed between Esterhazy and Nesselrode, for
in the present temper OF thePnbIic mind of Eng
land any attempt, however slight, to renew the
diplomatic manoeuvres wOuld'result in an imme-
diate explosion of the popular feeling, which
might render it impossible to proceed In paci-
tic direction.
The city article III the London Times of Fri
day evening says, the operations in the English
funds to-day have been comparatively of stea-
dy character, and seem for the present to have
settled In an Improvement. At the stock ex-
change thereyas fuller employment formoney,
and short loans on good government sc uritl>s
were in demand at pr cent
Nosfresh news hastranspiretl to influence the
course of business.
The impression is that the Government, while
they are resolved not to relapse in their prepa-
ratons, are disposed to believe that the negotia-
tons commenced will go on to rapid and salts
factory conclusion, tended to give general stabil
| ity to the market.
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MEDI(sAI,,.
All SHoUliI1 TRY IYi55 I 4 I
o r. ]. HOST ETTER's
CEBEhRATED
STOMACH BIT1ERS
400 900 nome, ,SSoI.I I, oin,c ! =

orHtC In The ,arkg-neilng IA the medical l,,srses
~ t0r TIE past Hy NtIgS, HIS ehuaIed nor car an
atficls tc produced equal 70 ;his f'sa Z
GREAT Anti pYsfEPTlc,
III li9fiet'rrs preparation r MOI cd granny recpp,
nor the sCuib Auaaaur yss
epns Teroa inTvSgion II Is tS result Of = preilild
s elaborate study Ct the 4s;,btEe thetalsle u
thc century.
Dr. ltostettrr spls his inyAuSle HrCrs 20 ny chepH
o. "sE u stu htitel uTSpI. trial upod yCSs
"n constitution te rns irP.ltR II these Rliiess VIZ
DC 4ol y is aTsi peS d Tie full SrVst.
t9tdcios effects viii he r;Gdy iusiet IN aluest per<
Rittrri
rtlsycd at s
Are you annoyed by isdigsOai Raoye the 3. Is
free use Of these litter.
Have sou Fever SiC t,, tuaI,y thousands II, ths
Mcat and south hayc been cured OF tbs rCnrplop DESTROY
ing hsrasc ~ ihC pf ;hste BElt II. tI. n ~
Al should t-S This TeAt We EeuturP 20 nfFEtu
That whit liosCttsrs Bi.tgr4 ued bnd
SSue caliHOt
onC vine SsestG three tunes Ghy before
VIII be found touie agent which SpiSCciate
when personally sets. o. tie TACT, tsS N 81 b CIV.
ms the Bitters TRIAL.
Fa,TS are other htter represented be paue which
Rrs comparatively ortheAs zuuT Bhttrs Riheut
TTal Tor their medicinal qualities. They put up IL
square Gntlef, Containing full quart w,tE
anu pr " HoEVet'S Stomach Rtt ~ L0WD ca IhE BOT.
tie None other genuine.
PRICE 0SE DOLLAR PER nOTTLR.
G9 For Falt 6S all the principal Druggists Hotel Rare
kystarFans aud Dealers generally throughout e linked
STATS anu by M Z
LAItdHLINs a lusUflElp ard
le2s-lgAaw Wheeling
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NEW MI SO STORE.


IMe1odeons Melodeons
HAVE uas received the East large and splendid
lot OF Mrlodeons from the celebrated manutactoTE Of
u,;hes Hale OF Phiad=!phla CarIart, Sesdllam CO..
New York consisting Of the following kinds which, Iot
nntsh, tone and durabitS, cannot be surpassed:
Is do do Isoudoir do double
: DO DO dc dc se+ - SphiHs'' do
M5o-ne Organ st 5I9a splendid instrument win four
stops highly ORNAMENTAL suitable either for chuFchea
paFlOr
Messrs Hughes Hale have received two silver medals
Franklin Institute, the ony cnSEeTer awarded b.
Association The Mar land Institute has also awarded
premium at their lats exhibition, held in Baltimore A.
examination of tue certificate from William Norris ESq
chairman of the jury Musical viii shoN that
they superior to the Instruments which received the prize
the Worlds Fairfield nthe Crystal Palace Arrangements
been made by with the manufacturers By which
rse he sold low BY as by the manu-,
acturers, without the adpnuSk of transportation EV-
cry instrument sold bS is warranted oneycar-s
connection with the above Ihavea large stock Of
instrument, consisting part OF H0ns, Guitars Ban
JOS, Taubornes Futinas AccOrdeonSi uts Ei.s FlaSe-
TITS, etc. -'e'at q
McOdcons SerapnsS, and all kinds of reed Instruments
repaired, and musical Instruments generally, At
T Carwnghrss
Cutlery, variety nItd IImsic sio.e;
dec23. rs Nam ST., .MIetling:
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sss2 y A44ss'1's' I 2,isSGS olppsRsos 1cc
Just Received,

w A. EDWARDS & BRO. have just received frors ,the
w last St their new grocery sdjOinH The Post Eier
an excellent and carefully selected cue GRO
cefitF 70 which they invite the attention OF wat or
good sEd cheap Groceries Our Sonsss 10 part 81
- - - q ~ n b.
Rio, AaTacaIbo and Java Coffee breEu cisFidsd do,
CrpEhed and PulyeTlSed Sugars; -
Teas In great variety and lne qualities; -s..si.
Cocoa, BrcuRa and Chocolate, best BRANDY
FsRh Peaches, Pine Apples, siraWhcsYrs Rsppaeyes
in cans; Rice Flour, Corn Starch; 49,
Farms SaSos bfaccAron, Ising!ass Jcllytna; ~
hGFmudR ArroNrE9i, Dried CurEants Resins Alnonds
olivcs, Hops etc. $3.50 a.
Tobacco aud SegsEs, Enc qualities: ...s
Soapa, etc; Fine ground Table salt; u
brtces and Essences Ct every variety .-eg.-. "
Together with ether articles too eiiOvs IL ruuue
rate AZ o. which nc arc ceiling at very low prieps.
Ci and examine yourselves Won can't be ulesSRa
the p!aeeS9rnsr Market quincy strse
a = =
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rzAxsFORrArloE orTtcE B. 4 o.R.R
E.F.. IN THhseEin0 Station, Dee. 9Th, 1870 4 a.
on and after Tuesday the 4 instant the Passen Trains
express and ma) willeaye this daily at p 81 and
lG:3O p. n,
The Express Train leaves at4 P ~ and viii only stop at
following stations: BenSnod MOuhdsvile, Cameron,
Fairmon Fetermsn, NeHburg Rowesbnrg, Piedmont Cum,
bertrand Sir Johns Rum Martnsburs liarpers Ferr Hon-
ocacy, s k.syllc and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train leaves daily except Saturlays, at 1850 P
~, anil willstop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be daily except sundays, leaving Wheeling a. NJ,
and arriving Cumberland Mt 81 Leaving Cumberland
at sis a. NJ and arriving in Wheeling at I, p. ~
b order Of J. DONE, Supt.
del in FORD, Agent.
5andusky, Mansfield & Newark
RzAzILR0.A d
gsss sE==a @
ssa zsaSa Col .sssaSs ssssza
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Savings Bank Store,
OPPOSITE 70 TIE .RcLE,HE. -I6l E,,r

C4Iriscbs ef wheeling md vicinity. : 80. Il
would be wanting ia my duAe =.
70 yonihoss whose Interests MI handssrd Iscf ~
did net keep YOU advised wtrc you eau md Erekt
etS and good quality Of Roots, shoe Hsts Cart Y,r Il :
iust.receiycd. 1,l.E : t', 7-I =
II tceH Useless psttIeasfiss suGce 10 saw that
nave ~ Ends Of the above Oudp usugl KEEP, In ihR ey
loves, pric,t. = I
PLEASE remember The Old Pest oaisc cornsr '''ys
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The KrSkE, Tour continue 10 hold forth at
Washington Hall, and every body fond Of
Ethiopian. performances attends. to their grea
delight and satisfaction.
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THE LAW OF NIsW sPAPEIss.

LOST or. stolen, a pair of fine gold spectaeles.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
them at the Post Office.
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BosT6N, Feb. 2.-The Republican head quar-.
tiers is illuminated to-nigh IN honor of theeletS
lion of Raats, which gave great satisfaction
iiere. a grand salute of 100 guns is to be fred
IN Monday. ee.Esne esagr 49,.
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TO CORREspONDENI's.

s.
LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other A.
nancia business the ntesenCer, should be addressed TO
The PFOPrietors
concerning the editorial Department. OF the paper
should b. addressed the EOra jointly or to either one
Of them.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only on one side OF the paper.
observance OF the above rules VIII greatly obge MS
and prompt attention toeorrespoldents than
theS might otherwise receive.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
lsuhsrrber who not give express notice TO the ce
trHry, considered Wishing 10 continue their snP7erp
tfonS-
e-If subscribers order isc9ptuaEce of theIF peF
odcaIs the publisher continue to send them until all arr
rearagrs are paid
3It subscribers neglect resc 70 take their Periodi,
Offices ahc they directed, they are held
responsible ill ey settled the bR and ordered hs
discontinued
An subscribers eraOTe 70 othc. Places without INFORM
the pbhers, aud the papers sent 20 she former d.
rrctOn lhey are held responsible,
The COurts have eci that refusing to take per'oi
Gals from The oce, rcucfinS and eat ing them ucaled
for, IL primo hycia evidence q iatcnHona' fraud
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MONROE HOUSE. -
WI. y. CLARK. Pr0nrIefaR.

long and Ftlkaovn Hopss hayinR Ssso
thoronghy repaired and renovated, nov frShes q.
Ss.nt aesomn0dAttOns 70 the tFaysins eSrang ma =
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81. Az ISR y ss5 ssssaas3.si JOY
ltAs Ga land and u u
ms, Que q the largest satsoTtgaentt Of szs a -
i ..,fs... Hats and Caps. - -
ConEisting 81 an ths Varieties and coors nov In e eSf
which viii be sold ~ the l6fesp rates. - -
X h-4ists made g order IT The shortest nctee, So :
aGg z b! AVERY, Main st.. Nos i46 aad1es5 IN
T Sp4U-u W =
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above will be furnished with pamphlets, free OF
postage, by sending with adlrrss Dr.. }. ALDES
jaH26:daw8m
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FL0E1s! FL0Elf!I
THE subscribers VIII have eonstAutly hand, In future,
good bTaEds Of Extra Family and suPeTne Flour, for
sale BY The barrel in larger quantities, which 8he
attention Of the p1Llic 8 invited.
ny2 100 y IL GIL = coz
DR0TSs Essence @ JauNIoI CitlgtE5
ID BAkersF Cod Liver oai Hs5s ri 5sEg !. u
For 6aiety 5W9I. J. ARMSTRONG,
jnl5 $50 sEaiket e
R1L Coach Body VAFnish Of superior quality SIie y
i ian5 LAGGHLISs BUSHFIELDs.
DRUsfiE Combs PeFfaserya De-, splendid
d nst0gs ard sale y 10y u
WI. ARMSTRONG, $50 lfaFket q. - =
80 bet. Monroe and rnloui ~. ~,
LARGE Iol q fae seEcTs Tecsiye and i1r s1s 81
IA 5ns 80 p h WATSON.
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8. AVERY. - ~
daily receiving and opening large additions % Ia W =
stoekot Hats and comprising one Of the most
era AA.oTmsuts that has been offered 70 Tie Deb
callApd zee. a. F
Nos l46 and lss, slsIn street, wbeslIns, "a q
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-26

she had lighted on the table. Mr. Easy had
the next twenty Minutes conversation without
interruption from her at the end of that time
Susan did not know whether to shed tears of
JOY or sorrow, whether to speak no word of
reproach, or to so far unsex herself as to curse
him for the loss of her carpets, and for the
ruin and chaos that met her vision when she
looked around on her suite of rooms. A few
moments of silence, and she obeyed the better
voice within, and only put her arm around her
husbands neck, laid her head upon his shoulder
and said weeping -
/" will believe you, and trust this afternoons
experience will prove no loss If you will but
become industrious and energetic, it is all ask
| shall then be able to have leisure time to
teach the children in such manner they will
remember the lessons when am not here to
enforce them
Mr.. Easy was up with the sun the next
morning, and away to his business and when
some neighbors entered after dinner, they were
surprised not to find him on the lounge as usual,
but frown from his wife put stop to all in
quiries, and so the matter dropped.
In few days Mr.. Easy became landlord
instead of a tenant but to this day the neigh
bors have not discovered the secret of his re-
form, and she wouldn't tell even me but /
overheard them talking about it the other
evening, and discussing the expediency of get
ting their now meaningless surname changed.
How ridiculous in her not to tell all she knew
about it and now / have found it out. I'll put
it in the paper out of spite which l suppose
is the most effectual way of informing all my
friends of the cause of the rise and progress of
the Easy family.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-26

FAcrs ABOUT FRIDAY.-From time immemo-
rial, Friday has been frowned upon as day
of i'll omen And though this prejudice is less
prevalent now than of yore, when supersti-
ton had general sway, vet there are many,
even in this matter of fact age of ours, who
would hesitate on day so inauspicous 10 be-
gin an undertaking of momentous import
And now maav brave mariners, whose hearts
unqualified could meet the widest fury of their
ocean home. would blanch even TO bend their
sails on a Friday. But to show with how
much reason this feeling is INDUCED, let US ex-
anime the following important facts in con-
nection with our settlement and greatness as
a nation and We will see how great cauSe We
Americans have TO dread the fatal day.
On Friday. August Sd, 1892, Christopher
Columbus sailed on his great voyage of dis
coTerv.
On Friday. October 18th, 1892, he first
discovered land.
On Friday, January 4th, 1898, he sailed on
his return 10 Spain, which if he had no. reach
ed in safety, the happy result would never have
been known which led to the settlement of this
vast Continent
On Friday March 18th, 1923, he arrived
at Pa.os ia safety
Ou Friday. November aad, l494. he arriv-
ed at uiSPaaioiia, on his second Eoyage TO
America
On Friday. june 18th. 1894 he, though un-
known 10 himself, discovered the continent OF
America.
On Friday March 5tb, 1895, Henry VII.
Of England. gave TO John Cabot his commits
son, which led to the discovery of North
America This is the first American state pa
per in England
On FRIDAY, September 9Th, 1865, Melend-
rez founded S. Augustine, the oldest settle
ment in the tnited States, by more than 40
years
On Friday. November 10th, 1920, the May
Flower, with the Pilgrims, made the harbor
Of Proviuceiown. And on the same day sign
ed that august compact, the foreruaAer Of cur
present glorious Constitution.
On Friday. December 2sd, 1890, the PHI
grims made their final landing. on Plymouth
Rock
On Friday, February e2d, l7Sa, George
Washington, the father Of American freedom,
was bora
On Friday, June 18th. Bunker Hill was
seized and fortified
On Friday, October 1th, lTIT. the surrender
OF Saratoga was made, which had such pow
erful influence in inducing France TO declare
for our cause.
On Friday, September 29d, l7sO, the tres-
soa OF Arnold was laid bare, which saved rs
from deStra,toa
0a FRIDAY, October l9th, l1Sl. he sur,
render at yorktown, the c7owning glory OF
the American arT1S
On Friday 7th. .l776. the motion in Congress
vas made by Iohn Adams, seconded by Rich
ard HeGry Lee, that the United Colonies
were, and of right ought TO be free and inde-
pendent,
ThGs by numerous examples we see, that
however il may be with the other nations,
Americans need never dread TO begin OF FRI
day. auT undertaking however nonea,ous il
may be--Neyfalk P.1csz-
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LocKD JAr.-The Oldest case Of this Dis
ease which stsa3s recorded, must be ,hst re-
ferred to by Scotch clergynen, who while
preaching to h;s congregation on the s1hjcct o.
Daniel In the Eoa's den, snd his niracaIoqs de-
Everance from 50 imminent . peril, thus pro
ceeded -
And what d'Fe think was the reason vhy
the Eoas diana tear Daniel a. 10 pie>eS sod
eat him up. eAven IS q eat eats NJ O mouse '
/ dsa'i say nAne o. We can tel, noo- FerT
well. Iii t-ll We ho~ il Was Tze Laud Gssv.
k Sia IN Tx AecE1S fE~~
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srIefteh qortrg.
DAILY DUTI s 9.

On, l4ay paths! with thorns or flowers,
We can at will bestrew them;
w,s, bliss would gid the passing hours
FIVE but rightly knew them.
The way Of lie i rough at best,
Ba, briar, yield tho roses,
:, ,ha; which leads to joy and rest,
The h4rirs, path disclnSeS.
-, weeds that Of we cast away.
Their simple beauty scorniag.
Uc-,d form a wreath with purest ray,
Aud prove the best ad'rnins.
:, ia cur dsily paths, 'iWere we'll
:, call each sin treasure.
However slight. where love can dwell
Nth .i.e-rcnewing pleasure
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What i. Fashion Dinner 81 nilnizh

hE What is Fashion Dinner ST midnight.
and hesdschs in the morning. What is idle-
ness: Working yellow mountains On O piak
subso.l-or q biue-tailed dog in skycolorei
commissions What is JOY! To count you,
money and find it overrun q hundred dollars.
What IS KDowledge2 To be sHav from home
when people come TO borrow books and unbTel-
las What i Coutentnent To sat in ths
house and see other people stuck in the End
In other words, to be better OF than your
aeighbo-s
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BLUSH OF THE ROSE q.

AZ ehv blush o'erspreads the rose.
II. we've. leaves in crimson dyed
WI, 7,und the busy zephyr blows,
And waves the flower in stately pride
ssS whv the lilies, dropping, she'd,
The tew-drop from each pallid Leaf
Wsg each reclineS its Seaatoous bead.
A. weighed 70 earth with bitter grief
y----s v,ath>liei the rose kiss:
Tas I,sely lily she disdained
~ s,aid no, weep such joy TO miss,
Waowoald not blush such JOY obiained7
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GIFE 20 PAGx-Breathe 10; seHilEasat.
say not word, giEe mot aR exP-essaoa o. the
coaatensDc= that vii oEe0d another, 0r scsi
q thrill Of g4Aiu thrOagA bis bosom We are
surrous5ed by se2StiTe hearts. Ehich word.
a box evea. might I'll 10 the bgin uifh sccTc=
If roQ are car-seSs Of the 0pGnioa and expires
son of oihers, rpzaezzber that theE are dife--
eniiy constituted from yourself, and n@rer. by
. xerd o. sgR, eASs n shadow ca q haEss.
bear; Or ,hroE ASIDE the Sziles q ioy that lore
- 6-g.r OF s pleasant t-sgrtesse-~