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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

EAST WHEELING GRAVE YARp-'Thc work of
putting this ground in order, and enclosing it
with substantial and mostly new fence, which
was interrupted by the severe weather, will be
resumed so soon as the ground is sufficiently
thawed to admit of the posts being securely set.
The South fence has been thoroughly repaired,
and the materials all provided for those on the
East and West, and two or three days work
will secure the grounds upon those Sides The
North fence is yet to be provided for, and it is
hoped that those lot owners who have not yet
paid the assessment will do so when called upon.
1t may be well to add that the committee of
the owners, having the matter in hand, have
given the charge of the yard to Mr. Thos. Og-
den. He lives Immediately opposite, aud those
wishing to make interments there should apply
to him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21
POLITICAL NEWS


NV York, Feb. 20.-The Tribunes cores
poudent telegraphs that there must be some
mistake in the first telegraph dispatch of the
Canallas news, alledging that angry words had
passed between Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Bu-
chanan, on the Central American question, as
neither of these parties are likely to resort such
arguments, besides there has been no important
correspondence between the two Governments
on this subject, since the Presidents message.
which would provoke any extreme opinions or
actions. Lord ClarcndonS speech in the House
Of Lords, stating that he had proposed referring
this matter to the arbitration Of third power.
must be arevival of the former suggestion. No
formal proposition was ever submitted to this
Government, but in conversation between
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan about year
ago, Lord c. limited it as an adjustment Mr.
i. replied that there was only one pOtentate
whom the United States would in any way con-
sent to accept as an arbiter, and he was Nicho-
las of Russia, whom England had made wal
with. 1t may be thought that Lord c. has re-
Gently renewed this offer, and hence the aIlusion
in his speech. Our administration will not now
accept arbitration.
Over 10000 copies of Senator Wilson'S speech
were subscribed for by the House members be-
fore he finished speaking.
Mr.. Hickman's debut on Kansas, attracted IA
vorable attention.
The Union will soon publish an interesting
correspondence between Hon. Thos. X. Horton
of a. Y, and Hon. Albert Rust of Arkansas, in
relation to aletter written by the formerand pub
lishcd in northern paper, about the difficulties
between Mr.. Rust and Mr.. Greeley. The latter
was very abusive of Mr.. Rust, who demanded q
retraction Of Mr. Horton or persona satisfac.
ton. The rctraction Will be made in the col
umns of the Union.
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ON and after Tuesday Aug. I, 1850 until further notice
Trains will be follows, Saturdays CAcvpted:)
SOEiTn
GOING MONTH.

GOING SoUTI-Thc s1OA. ". Train will connect at San
iuSy with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroevile with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of c. t Road
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland at
Mansfield! Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad
The $50 NJ. Train will connect at Sanlusky with steam
Bay City from Detroit at onroeyile with western Train
G. T. r. r. at Shelby Junction sci p NJ with the Mail
Train C. c. c. r. c. for Columbus Cincinnati; Mans
field Junction at IS p. NJ. with Fast train o. p r. r.
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with last and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r. Il.
GOING NORTH-The 9.26 " Train will make close con-
necon at Newark with Mail Train from Bellair c. o. R.
r. at Mansfield Junction with Exqress for Pittsburgh
Shelby Junction at IL Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and MonrOevile
Mail Train on c. &. T. road to Toledo Chicago &c.
2-l0PN Train will Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road mt Mansfield Junction with
Past Train for Pittsburgh ut shelby Junction 5'21
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveand aonroeve with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago, Sandusky the
steamer hay City for Detroit and Chicago.
sandussy, Aug. 4, 1855. sepl5Etf
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TENAS DERT ACT

BALT., Feb 2o.-The Southern mail brings
New Orleans papers of Thursday last The
Picayune says that great uncertainty and I'M
easiness prevails among Texas creditors in re-
lation to the shape in which the Texas Debt
Act was passed. No copy of the act has as yet
been received, but runor prevails that it con-
tains proviso to the effect that remuneration
by that State (TexaS) shall not be construed so
as to effect the right of its citizens to apply to
Congress for indernnilication for losses and in
juries. This, it is feared, may create obstacles
at Washington to the recognition of the act of
Texas as sufficient acceptance of the act in Con-
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THE PooR.-We yesterday found note upon
our table, delicately penned, reminding us of the
Yicissitudes of the poor, at this severe season.
and citing the course of some eastern journals
in opening books of subscriptions and actually
becoming the almoners of the fund. In other
winters, less severe than this, we have had be-
nevolent societies, with active ward committees
toreceive and dispense charities, but if society
of the kind exists at this time, we are not aware
of it, and ourcity full, too of the suffering poor
We know of several families, the husbands sick,
and the mothers and children dependant upon
the uncertain charities OF benevolent persons
acting without the system of an organization,
and uncertain only because unorganized and IN
Systematized One fact is clear, that we have
larger number of poor in our city this winter
than formerly, and it is equally clear that we
have in existence no organization to administer
to them relief. Within the last week, we have
visited three families. who, while otherwise COM
Portable, on account of sickness were without
food, and without the means of purchasing it
Now, no one should be permitted to go hungry
in our midst, whilst God has surrounded us as a
people with so great an abundance of food If
We find three such families in our limited ac-
quaintance, we doubt not many more in like
] circumstances are to be found in our city. Will
nOtsOme benevolent men and women take this
matter in hand, seek out the cases of destitution
in our city, and devise ways and means to give
such relief as each case may seem to demand
As suggested by our correspondent, we would
eheerfully open an account in our columns,
showing the amount received aud from. whom,
and how disposed Of If that should be deemed
the best way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

THE cOutinentals, Capt. Tucker, fine mill
tary company from Cumberland, Nd, passed
through Our city, yesterday morning on their
way to Cincinnati, 10 take part in the festivities
Ofthe 22d. They took breakfast with mine host
of the Sprigg House.
The Law Greys, Capt Bowers, of Baltimore,
are on train due at the time of this writing,
also on their way TO Cincinnati. But if the
train on which they are, has no better luck than
its predecessors, they will have to be content to
spend the 22d Will, US, and they might go far
ther and fare worse.
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STEAMER P4C1FC

Bosr., Feb. 2O.-Capt Long, of the Canada,
thinks the statement about the Pacific putting In
to Shannon previous to the 29th of January
wholly unfounded. She was last seen off Wat
erford, from the ship Tonawanda, which has
since arrived at Liverpool. Capt. Long reports
very severe weather during his whole passage,
with strong west gales, and hence he infers that
Td the b Paei hl has been 1bsd nn By ice hs she
under chnynss.
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MAsHINGrnN NEWS

FEB. 20.-The committee on elections has be-
fore it three cases of contested elections from
Illinois, and one each from Louisiana, Maryland.
Iowa, Kansas and New Mexico Those from
Nebraska and Maine will soon be submitted.
Gen. Cullom, Clerk of tile House, was seized
yesterday evening with illness, owing to his Sc
we're business duties. He is in a condition this
morning inspiring hope of an early recovery of
his health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

NV BOoKs,-"A Memoir of Rev. Sidney
Smith, edited by Mrs Austin, '"rolla, ro-
nance Of Modern Rome, BY Edmond About,
Lucy Boston, or Womrn's Rights and spiritu-
alism, illustrating the Follies and Decisions Of
the nineteenth century" by Fred Folio, "vivan
Bctram: or a WiSes Honor, &c., &C., have been
received by Robinson & Bro.
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SAnEn

EEw York, Feb 2g.-The Collins steamer
Adriatic sailed to-day at Il o'clock her first trip
from the o. S. to Liverpool, She carries out / 50
passengers and about $685. 600. The u. S.
mail steamer George Law with the mail for the
North and South Pacific Ocean, sailed this eve.
ming for AspinwaH. She takes large number
Of passcngers for California.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

MEssEs. FrSDENrrEa & RoBERrs have made
many and important improvements in the Wash
ington Hall Drug Store. They have extended
and rc-arranged their main room, and made it
one of the handsomcst in the city. They are
now laying in a new stock of Drugs and Medi-
zines, warranted to be pure They pay special
attention to filling prescriptions accurately
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clNnINNATI MARKET

Fen. 90.-glour unchanged, very little doing.
Mess Pork sa'cll'e sales of l. 4425 bulk shoulders
at ~, sides 81. Whisky 204. Groceries firm,
Coffee I2!s:i-+, Sugar very scarce. Total num-
Der hogs racked this season 4o5, 1896, an Increase
oyel, taSt season OF 1850, increase in weight
II per cent increase yield of lard 81 lbs per hcg
over last year. Weather miider, thawing slow
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CrsrOM HousE-The amount of the apprO-
priation for the United States Custom House to
be erected in this city, has been received, and
is on deposit in the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling.
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New Vol AVER sements.
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
Improved Al tinoial Teeth.

IE. J. ALIEN late Professor Ohio College Of Dem
tai sHIsy invites attention 70 MS hSeig nrSys.
the following advantages:
Vitiste saliva infect the breath the
slightest moisture can ~ 6tNsen tse les 2 sI5 plate
base, which unitrs them reach other and 70 The plate upon
cuar oppression and ifcke which characterize
$. Girsst strength :, obtained BY hus unttny teeth
gun aud pate and 10 or1t5arS oEes 0. Ncalns can
4 A clear ard distinct rtic!E zion AZ secS is restored
This mportnn; change eered b. having The nse q the
readily adapted This rerfec, aiap.atoa u the oagt 10
ing or sgEs so often Observed in persons wearing AftG'
The and expression Of the mouth sd fece
can be TeS'Fe N casts whcEG they Te ecose
This Is done W mems Of additional at'seHienis 10 he
framework supporting the teeth fAse at.acUSps art 20
formed brg out tile sunEen portions and usssa them
N their position. IieS cnvCgSi viii the above
au'el gum compound, and btceme component pSrts OF the
closest observer. rus method o. restoring ue cnetkH 10
t- original fneSs and also the natural foTTn and eSIr.s
SION oil inc laonih anu has eeTn Ven I.sse h1Ng peep
Wae special feature in the authors practice ior several
gears past variety Of Photographic ana parneIrcotyPS
Imp oVentnt ad also with IL can pe seen al ms 9nee SHOW
ing the great change In appearance which Is TOduSc In the
upon this principle which pubic invited call
and examine together with other specimens OF hWoEE, rct
g. The plates usually employ Cd for Ibis work are patlna,
purity which prevents the srtesttaGn
many new and important features which readily arre
c:aed y those wearing artificial dentres upon ibis Princi
pie With reference the utility OF this method, numerous
testimonials he given from eminent Dentists ia ;e verb
parts Of the Union and wearing work IN this
Dr. AI1ES has arrangements by which he enabled
serve persons from distance Immediately on arrival
'''ss : = ). AilEv, No. 50 Road .ts.st,
r. sPersOns desiring any further Information in refer
the above, Furnished with pamphlets, free Of
postage, by sending note With address 10 Dr. j. AtnEE
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YESTERDAY the weather softened aud the snow
in the streets melted slowly all day. 1t was
still thawing when We went to press, but we
would not bet any thing on the character of the
weather five hours hence.
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BILL PASSED.

BALr., Feb 20-The Cumberland Coal and
Iron Co.'S bill for the reduction of their capital
by the purchase of %, 900 shares of their stock,
has passed the Maryland Legislature.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FFB. 20.-Olferings of Beef Cattle ;, 100 head
at an advance Of 50cts per 100. Sales at S,50a
Il. Sales Of =, 800 head of Sheep at a shade. de
cline Hogs firm sales of COCO head.
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BosroS, Feb. 2Q.-The steamer Arago arrived
at Hayre on Jan. 26th. She experienced some
very heavy weather on her passage in and ran
into several icebergs
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HAprsn's MAcAzlsEF or March has been re
ceived at the Cheap Book Store of Robinson 1
Bro, Washington Hall.
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CRISTA5ORO5S IIAfK DYE
STILL .TIJFHT,H1NYf

CONTRAST the t!nts brought The hair Is cris,ado-
- ro's matcIeSs revitaLng Hair nye and those Vrodu
ced BY application Of the burning uids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes, yOa that the color natural III
case, unnatural in the other, and the simple is HAT
CristadorS the preparation which hv It's exact cc-
mical combination operates natural and immutabe prn-
ciIss. Made sold and applied [n ten private rOo,s
Cristadoros Aston lIousS, Broadway, y Y Also for
sale by the Principal Druggists and FeIfunes throughout
the country.
New York Agents. w II. CORY ( co.
Ee6:lydaW WARD, CLOSE i CO.
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H4Rrrl:' for March has been received and is
for sale by John L. Bush, at his Newspaper and
Periodical store, on Main street, above Monroe.
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REDUCTION OF RATES TO AND FROM
New Y orlL, philadelphia a. baltimore
-uE Adams Express Company, for the safe and speedy

VIE Express Company, SPECIFY
i conveyance OF
MONEY, vALUAELE PACKAGES, ASD
in charge Of special messengers the only reliable
line and from Wheeling (by Railroad dreetC New York
Philadelphia Baltimore Boston, Washington City.
ALS0-riG Central Ohio Railroad to ZInrsvlc Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago
Expresses leave via Bait. Ohio Railroad O'clE p
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at . o'clock, =. NJ
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo, Northern Ohio
O'Clock, Al
E Butter, Poultry, all kinds delivered in
teen hours to Baltimore y. PIGAIAN, Agent,
ages Adams Express Co.
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MI1DICAI..aooa
an SM0UAD TNY IY!.
o R. j. no ST ETTER}-S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH Buffers.
100000 Ho,t.es sold in one car

NToTIiINGlh the narkel-n0lur In the modest
: Ia the past any ysars has ever cSua!ta nor can an
article bee produced eFupl1o Ills
GREAT ANTI-DISpEPTIO,
Ut uosctters iSuoI sIinnys rrcii e.
Giant verbal Investigation II rlsult Of prUtSid
anu 4*borsts study Of o:t Of the seieElc -
the pr. q, rrgrs,
u! Aosetleg ebnits IFS Invaluable ItoIs 20 any ct..
cel tests % Nlsi Is sl better, personal si upon SAr
o" constitution The true lrorcit,s Of thCsS IIrrs NH
Dc ionl ~ HE hrst analysis ar. the full oftE great
medicinal elects VII !v lnau, h
hlg Smart space q! time pl'on Inc ystein
HltCrs
Are yon Bilon'S Ty hottie 'hSse Fii,,r., anabo
relieved al oacC.
Are3on annoyed b nasts;!o:a crsoyt TIE c,.ssb y tho
free Ne, OF uicAc li;ters
Have yUa Fever spSs many ,!inu.auds In Tie
Nesl hd s4eta bass becncurcG of this
Ing disease, by tile cl t7esv ii,.els,
Al Sii3i trS this great aniatr. Ne ygutuTe RHarla
Vat lie lloste'rsrs strs used Catc NJ ieScr ru
asue oecitr.
0ne vine classical, asen rse t!ales day before n,sals
NI DIG Ioarc TcaI csic sreEt, which aiil eeeciTIe
Nh, Personally aii1aca vi the ac;, ISy N bg IL s-
f.nE tiC Ei:ieFS ;Fia9 tHEai t-s -
There are other issls, repress he same i,
are ceEfIt Worthless Our BiitVT4
rtVol Tor ier medicinal guslty+. They pit M u
scaFG tetilHs conaihg IN quart with hc directions on
and o. v HoSteSsT oo1uct Filters blow u, tho hot.
tie. None other grIluite,
ljtCE ONE DOLLAR PER RUTTLE
Eer sale by all TIE princ.ai Druggists, Iioie neFs,
Restaurants and DEALER generally iarepShoul taC UitRJ
States, and sS -
.LAlGHllNs q uuslIHIELD sna
Z, ii. LVcAH ( Co,
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NV orr tSS.'N{RkET

: FER. aO-SaIes of Cotton to-day and last s
DAYS %, 900 bales. market now easier, middling
quoted a. 9 l-saa IL
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BiLTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE MARhEI.
FEB. 20.-SIarket dull, sales of City Mills
Flour at 81 and Howard Street held at 100
Wheat 3a4 cts lower. Cotton unchanged.
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DERBY d JACKSON hare Just Published

CAMP FIRES OF TIE RED MEN; Or. HuSpNEp YEARs
AGO By j. L. orion, NJ. d. With Illustrations 10
mo-. Il %.
JACKSON AT NEW ORLEANS. An Authentic Narrative
of the Memorable Achievements Of the American Army,
under Andrew Jackson, before New Orleans, III the win
ter of lSil-15 b. Alexander Walker (latc OF tie u o.
Dvltal with lrOntiSpiecG. limo 81 %.
ALONE By Marion Harlani. pnd revised edition,
uniform with '.The Hidden PaiI,." Emo. Il 25.
DREAMS AND REALITIES or a PASTOR AND TEACH
FR nv tte Author Of .I'srish side. I2n,o Al
HUNTERS LIPE AMONG LIONS, ELEPHANTS AND
WILD ANNALS SOuIH AMERICA, b! X. g. Cum
ming With an INTRODUCTION By Bayard Taylor. Color
ed illustrations. I2mo 81 ~.
THE WHOM BE00TT PAFRRS. Sixteenth 1000. 81 20.
The above esn be ordered thronsh booksellers and of the
Publishers. DERBY & JACKSON,
fel2daw 1l9 Nassau 81. New York
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WE are under obligations toMr. C. a. David
son, of the Baltimore & Ohio Raiirord, for late
Eastern papers.
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We " PRINGILE! 10 POIS6Y!!
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,

Ne " PRINGILE! NO J0OIS6y!!
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA,
~, oe s i rFSyk S AT I cgSs 1 and os.
gs @ 9 RsaS e ftrss D a SI Of 9 S'
Ftrsrs, accompanied By typhoid, Symphonic;
1 ys fs tsS case a@ 6 t5tfS ssfs sa
-s''ta'' az END aq e.. 9t.sr 'o'ms
WHICH HAVE \ coNGoS oRICIS
MALARIA OR lllASitA.
THIS subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain seasons
is unayoidaby inhaled at breath, is the in
character wherever IT exssnoh, south, east or wes
and will every where yield 10 this newly discovered anti
the SYSTEM and thus entirely removes all the causes Of dis
The distinctly claims these extraordinary result
win protect any resident or traveller even In the
sckly swampy any aSpt or bilious disease
whatever. injury from eoastaatS inhang Malaria or
Niasma. -
1t wiIInsanty check ;le persons suffer-
ed for any length OF time from oSE DAY to TWENTY YEARS SO
that they need never have ANoTE CHILE by continuing its
immediately relieve the distressing results
etc The paen at once begins to recover appetite and
strength aud continues until permanent and radical cure
WORTHY or PuBLIC CONFIDENCE,
s1xGU14r AM Bs9 ESTiR 81 rs M.RuLEssSrss
The following certificate from Of the most celebrated
chemists in The United States attached TO every bottle:
.'Nrw YorE, june II. ISIS.
Il havs made chemical examination Of Rhodes Feyer
for Arsenic Mercury QHnine, and Sehnne but have not
found particle either IT, have found any sub
stance in its composition that would prove injurious 70 the
JAMES R. Chiffon. NJ. D., Chemist
This allows OF its
PRE- Use AZ a PREVENTIVE
by which all thus be OF entire freedom from
the above named diseases, matter how sCkly the season
or swanpy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY frequently published and the
confidence Of the public ASKED only IN proportion to its
tvi wherever introduced and used These only are
relied upon to prove itsworth.
may require Directions printed in German,
French, and Spanish accompany each bottle Price One
Dollar
JAMES a. RHODES Providence, R.
-'' $50 "''s>'- 4. C. GOOD 4 CO.
WI. J. ARMSTRONG
And for sale By druggists gensEaly. jnl2eaw
New Savings Bank Store,
AT THE OLD posi- OFFICE CORNER.
B. n WATSON,
JIJHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Boots, Shoes Hats
w Bsnnet Umbrellas and Carpet SaekR the Of
Market and Monroe st, opposite AeLFe House, Wheeling,
Va offers superior 10 the trade, and respecu
IS s2iteftS patronage s5f Jnt;W
q w. N a q 8 y & o q G n
Attorney at Law,
I'LL practise The County and Circuit Courts Of Tay
w lor, Barbour, Harrison and Marion
OFFICE-Prunts town, TAYLOR co., Va
]. B. Miner, L. L D., Law Professors,
j. p. EIols0mbe Esq, University, Va.
Judge 4. II. Field, CuIpeper.
VIM. Green, Esq,
Hon. J. P STROLLER, Rappahannoek.
Hen. slsrTaEd Clemens, Wheeling, Va
eah1s.s ". Russell, Esq. =
Judge Joseph II. Fig,
uoTES-R4yT
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Tie most Popular Collection Of Church Music
erer published in Tie orOriE!
THE NEW CARNfINA SACRA.
T Ii e
y ..I]I,,Dl-}O.l.MN. T .,E,;DQITT;

OR "iHE LIST LEAF;'' Slightly altered from o. W.
" Holmes
Ihcard Of her before
That she made each reader
With her fun
That the laugh each page increased,
From the first until We ceased,
Having done.
They told me that the grin
Prom the moment III begin.
Wonld grow broader
And that snIckeT, scream and laugh
With each added paragraph
W0nld be louder!
Atlaat-I bought the bOOli
Aud leisure hour took
To peruse it;
Ny mouth expanded then,
InsOmueh that meier again -
Can use it!
From ear to ear it spread,
Circiing half around my head,
And my jaws
Are open sIn,
In that fixed eternal griu
Prom tbs CAUSE.
II know tits a SIM"
For me to laugh and grin
Al ''the Deacon ~
At his rheumatic an PAIN
But no mortal could refrain,
As reckon.
"Priscilla" bright and fair!
Queen OF widoEs-tnay no fear
Dim your lot!
And may :.siadrack," called SHE wise,"
Prove a precious in your eyes
As 8ED01I.
The Sixteenth Thousand nov ready Of
TUE WIDOW BEu0TT PAFERE
Price 81 Sa.--FVF sale by all BOOKSELLER
eve surprised the great popularity Of this book;
full quaint excellent uuior, shooting the fol.
lies Of life, and hitting evils which infest relg.
ousHecees veil as the community hSt loves
e resd .as Pags ,5Ssgh much that is in them comes home
DERBY ( JACKSON Puhsishcrt
No. I19 Nassau ST, New YerE
Corses sent By man, postpaid on receipt Of p.iee
~ Agents santed to sell the above. fr20daV