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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,


VIII I've given to ouy artist in Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures viz: SIX sro'ssa and six D1GMerOypes
of equal which Mr.. Adams will select from
his collection. opened Gallery PorOs Jew
ery Ssorc 1876 Slain ST., with skyI!st arrange! he most
approved principles, which equael SINH
larly situated fronting the With easy
coss large arranged with every convenience for
masking class pictures of every style aud size. lie is
Happy that he will he assisted by Mr. JAMES CADY
the artist who made the pictures that awarded the high
est premium Geld Medal, at the last fair of the 4ImcrcI
Institute Castle Gnren New York. also the EreniWH
u,crde Dasucrreotypes at the Worlds Fair at Paris
ALr ~ has received drf aets and Cyhf diplomas for the
best Daguerrcotypes different fairs in the United
States which rull their superiority and having been
houorcd large proportion the business In Wheeling
the past year expects with increased facilities not only to
enlarge number of his patrons, esrecIn
ly intisfic merits of s productions rat
or than display of furniture tobrotspes either single
or double glass. DaSuerrotypes plain cOorel equal to
painting Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices up
my dollars Our light being made of French Plate Glass
and being unobstructed By other buildings pictures lie
made from sunset Pictures of children taken in
simultaneously IA II. to PM 1.-THE lights soft
aud mild persons with eyes sit by 1t with per-
feet cnse. Cloudy days good by this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

TRADE Dull AxD Fears OF a PEsr1LEScE.-
The New York Times says the following is an
extract from business letter, dated Norfolk,
Apri! Is, and addressed to u gentleman il New
York:
"fhc appearance of warm weather, vi. h the
low prices prevalent for grain, our main depends
ence. makes unusual dullness in trade. A look
ing ahead for the return of thepesilence of last
season troubles the minds Of many. We hope
it may b. qrerted."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

cESrRAL y1RorSrA RArL RoAp.-rhe Char
lottesville Jcffersonian states that the whole line
Of this road is now laid with heavy rail; the last
piece of fat rail was taken up between Gotham
and Lindsay's, in Albcmarle county, ave. ksince.
The workmen arc now engaged in finishing the
, road west of StauntOn, and by the time the
spring travel commences, the road will be com
pleted to MILFORD in Bath county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

t55-A curious trial has occurred in Liverpool
which has developed the fact that Manchester
merchant named John Brennan, has been for
the past five or six years defrauding the United
Statesrevenuc, by sending silks to this country,
done up in hampers representing porter. The
rascal bad made an arrangement with clerk in
Die employment Of the agent'o of one of,thc lines
Of passenger ships, through whose conniyanCe
he had been enabled to carry on a very success
fnl smuggling business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

RAILROAD TRANSFORMATIONS heavy bust
ness which has been doing lately on our leading
lines Of railroads has enabled the companies to
keep ON the winter tariff for freights longer than
tlsualtllis season. The Baltimorea and Ohio Rail
road has now, however, come down to summer
rates, commencing on the 2lst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

rrhere is a prospect ofauOther bridge suit,
The steamboat men on the upper Mississippi
have commenced war against the rnilroad
bridge over the Mississippi Mt Rock Island
They say it is very difIicutto pass under it and
dangerous when the winds high.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
.NTGH1'I YNIUKI,N ~ -NEDI75Yl
DR.. MoRsE's

Ina WtOi1 = c -
1NVIGORATING CORDIAL.
| NOT only relieves, Int actually extern inE:,s Il;
diseases ly removing their cAIrs, arl 81 bull la. ~
nn tcFtmSinE the whole physical Srsc, tia, it r,st u
sOlutciy imvulncrablg attacks Of ths c,arartT
relapse Is therefore nrosslblc. @
THE CORDIAL
e9hlnnes neciartttes never before in aay
cine. While ttHcts specifically upon TIL, ,I,.ItrI. H.
ScCrctOns, purifying AMI nOvGtiug both ni,l ~ ~
ant regularity" OF action to the StS;iucll and bow L,
no every relaxed organ, it inparts degree Of s>,ul,r
SFensth anu capacity to endure fatigue whether b Il
or ment1 that Is perfectly astonishing. III, l,rri n
anu muscles harden under its influence IIe merry. 80,
hrace every fibre is rvstrIIng; aud lv ., s,,
either In woman, ia restored to ftl. yIor 81
to"cs aIl stm,'lants produce reaction NV, It i, M
| itHritS Of Wv ~"
to ni'crate HnSltnt.' Tc influence 1t exert i. M
INJECT NEW LIFE
Into the whole system. The Impotence. Of 1g,. tF,
ti"n produced by Indulgence; weakness tina; SIM.
tt0Hsi Uud every known affection OF the nerY, yts ,
anu "ti", are relieved or cured by single c"d Of ".
Among the diseases for which is an inSal!ble
ino" ing may l'e enumerated: NcrvOnX iaraac- M MAJ,
I.aFFenneSS' Histories; Female Irregularities Ntnrsls,:
Nervous ieAttnclc; Low Spirlts Feelings ~. "
ar DeSpntr; Involuntary Weeping; Mental .,r,,' "
81 Ms'nGFy; Tremn"usness lisl of nci to the ilrl
Mental inluiGnce; Loss Of Appetite; Annexation: N,
Itslh%atiOn; lrrabllty; Dyspepsia: Tornor s,r -
Nervous Coughi Unpleasant Eructio:s Foul ,TraI T >
Mlar!ties Of the Bowels SlecrlesSuvsx fniu In,
siShlHSi anxiety: CdselCss Fears 1lu,o,,u,ia. ia
ious Melancholy; and every species nF r.D,Ia INF
whether Immediately reHotci-Witi TIL functions Of
nerves.
TO TIE MARRIED AND s!yGL Elm ever, ,,r,,... 49,,
tcat this uurivaet safe av saibe
earnestly recommended 1t llil!Ss a drrIiul calm ii ~.
the whole system, and by communicable. To a LrII, Gr
stroyei, II inevitably roIonss life. sic co,ris 70 n,
enjoyment.
The testimonials Of its efficacy are from cl,Tnr,ffb
standing, leading medical aud, in ac ,.s
profession occupation and class.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

TIM v1RoIxIA sgAKcH LAw-Thc Norfolk pa
pcrs announce that on application of tho pilots
of that harbOr fifty m,lskets have been sent by
the Government from Richmond, with the assn
ance that, Unnecessary, arms ola heavier calibre
will be sent to enforce the execution of the search
Law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

GREAT SUPPLY or FIsu.-There was great
glut of Fish at the Fish Wharf yesterday. Her
rings sold at 81, 80 per thousand. shsd Sc per
hundred Very large hauls have been made at
several landings.-.iler. Gazettc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
spRIMG ELECTIoN.

I'VE charge FIyR DOLLARS inserting nominations fOE
Sheriff. to be PAID invariably advance. Persons not com
plying ths rule win understand why their announce
lnents donot appeal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

sv-We see from a late exchange that tie
hdics Of Aurora, Illinois, have passed the TO-
loving solution:
Rsiolsed, That II. we, the young ladies of Ar-
f3r4 d66st get married this var somebody will
Be u tlapler
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

wLord Clarendon is said to have remark
ed lately in conversation: 81 have concluded a
pcacein Paris; willnow go backto London to
see what can do in the way of renewing the
war"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
PAIN PANACBA,
The grcate.t lIcaicnl Discoyory of the
Age is

The grcatc.t AIodicnI Discovery of the
Age IL
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS.
They don't hell, complaints, but they them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst OF Serotua.
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelns
One BOX always the Jaundice
Three Boxes cleanse the system from BoIs
often less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely the Ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
oae dose ltea,lucc arising from foul stom
ach.
Strong oses often repeated exrc every from the
bodv T.ey should be given to CHILDREN, WHO always
more or less afflicted with this scourgc.
Asa gentle physic they have equal.
One Bon cures arrangement of the Liver.
Half Boz Cold.
They purify Hood, and thus strife the foundation of
every disease.
Asa Dinner Pill there is not rer equal tile world.
They purely vegetable, and harm, but do
comlIlsh an unaccountable amount of good.
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER, Practical Chemist Lowell
Massachusetts, and sold by al Druggists and dealers in Med
ienr throughout this section.
a. O. GOOD CO.. Wheeling,
APPS Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

Ma. EprroR:-Pitase announce rErER DEl.AFLAiSE as
candidate for Commissioner Of the Revenue for Ohio Conn
E. up1s MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
CI17zEYIS cASDIDATG:

NrE EpToH PLEASE oblge many citizens b. announcing
worthy feioE-citIren. ISAAC co1TS as candidate
In the ensuing Spring Election for the Office Of sheriff
Ohio County.
,fe$s SrASY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

MEssRs EDnoRs-You viii confer favor upon many vo-
by announcing our esteemed and worthy
r. H. lIUDBEI1 as candidate for Sheriff, at Spring
ES ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

SpICED Run PALACEs.-Ifa all VIC hear Of some
ofthc gay confectionery establishments on Broad
way, be true, no lady of Responsibility will ever
be seen in them, even in company with her mat
uralprotectorsn They are frcqucnted by pimps
and blacklcgs, and the whole atmosphere is tain
ted with intemperancc ofnll sorts We suppress
for the present communication we have recciv-
ed on the subject, in order to verify the state
mnnts Of the writer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

DIAM OF .TuDGE WoRTnINGToN. w.
q. D. Worthington, who, for a long series OF
years, and up to the time of his voluntary re-
signation, held seat on the Bench as one of
the Associate Judges of the old Baltimore City
Court, died on Sunday night, at his residence in
that city, from an attack Of apopleSy Judge
w. was Governor of the territory Of Florida pre-
yions to its admission into the Union, and served
as its first delegate to Congress. He was a
years old.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICE S.

re- Travellers along Western waters shonld always
supply themselves with Argentine ar
ticIe IuSRTrKa Bters, It Is conceded
By an This Invaluable medicine, that they
Will regulate the stomach, II used per directions on the
bottle and carry traveller safe through all the various
changes ort, well water which, without, otten pro-
duee sickness death. Hence ounce of preventive
worth pound Of cure.
ES-For sale By Druggists aud hotels generally.
LAUGIIIlSS BuSHFlELD.
aas4 TIL. LoGAN.k co. Agents
EXTRACT FROM a LETTER PROM .. GRIMES, ESQ,
LoUBorN CO., VA.
aSIy wife has been years AFFLICTED with great weakness
pain In the breast side haes papitaou Of the heart
teebeness systems loss Of appetite complex
ion salow sight of almost CONC the other very
weak. pleased say that lIamptons Tineture has
perfect health. Her eyes are as good now
as ever they we're"
rorsalsby TN. LOGAN co.
nps4 6enrAseuts.
A WONDERFUL. REMEDY.
Mr. r. D. Woods late Justice Peace, East pruins
ham, Pa, says:
~ have lee afflicted of the stomach pal
pitaon of the heart headache for nearly Is
years. spent hundreds of dollars in orsrO
cure, purpose. After having used three
your Holland Ders, feel myself entirely resor.
e can eat sleep well, and attend to my business
with pleasure would therefore recommend it to all WHO
arc similarly afflicted"
SOd Mt 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS, by the
lprOrrietors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, in. & Co.
manufacturing Phamaceutists AID Chemists Smith
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
LIUGHLLAiS &c BESHFZELD,
apa3 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

Y-Hcar what the New York Mirror says
about the ladies' Of New York visiting the fash
ionable confectionerics and restaurants of the
,,;tv NJ Gotham.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sA1r

THE undersigned offers for s.ls his IouS,
Market street East s'lc between Monroe and '' u
me Lot y ~ Isct front, with good Brick rs I III
1t VIII nc sold low and on accommodating tern. ,.
session given any time after LIST of October '' r."
sers J. n yrvvr,
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Ma EDrroa--Please announce THOMAS r. sIIALLcRoss
as the peoples candidate for Sheriff. the ensuing spring
election No one questions his peculiar fitness for the Office
by doing you viii oblIye
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
New spring.and Summer Good
Completion of the Sixth Year
lila RIP ER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

| NEW MOiS l F1EI mA1AZIlN =
L. o II M y "
4. v,s,7 To rur sIJJt,r NiTSFs tiP CENTRAL AMER
ICA.
Illustrated by Thirteen Engraving: ,n,N
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THE GNAWERS.
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rIEt It ,IA y ot = rue bTIr1I1 Rrpl,n11C
rwo COLLEGE FRIEND3.
THE SEN$ES--SltI.T.
REGOLLECTGONS OF SAMUEL ROGERS. -
| LITTLE D0RRlT. liY CuAELRS LIcEESs.
ILLusrRATIONS.--Mr. uIl Mrs. FiintNncl.-The
Perry
CHATTER XVI. N0boIyS Weakness.
CHAPTER XVII. NOhOIy's Rival.
CHAPTER XVIII. Little Dorrit's Lover.
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issue oil ohS ltnhhrGa ana SIXTY THOUSAND
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der not only the cheapest, but the most attractive and
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Ing "n' valuable during the coming year The new volume
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
REAL ESTATE sAI=Es

cOT5 0Snt.
VI ME store room No. sos Market Street. nav.
enqtresof '''V''' For la.iIes,
apl6 Mccoy tu
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Il MANY VOTERS.
ARGUS and Times copy and charge this Offeel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24

1t sustns its wecarnCd reputation, the variety
aud quality Of its contents There is much to lsirs
unae for the country that tile rtos popular Magazine OF the
United States is avowCdly ally IN the virtue and
morality. We have article in this tAarcil any
pas; number which Christian would desire his
family to rcadfeI0 Ior CAriStiu AdrOcdfs and Jour
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
CAUTION

DrNForse,s Tnvisora,ni: Cordial has been cornt.rs,d
by som. unprnciMed persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the :.
fac siile pasted over the cork Of eacl bottle 81.
lowing wOrls blown In the glass:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-18

AIE daily expecting large lot Of the Celebrated PA
w Cake, and tough and Resdy chewing tobacco. Ais
10000 Nicotiana L0ndres Cigars, and 10000 othe
brands Of the finest qualities and favor.
jyls LYONS . CO., 10 Cedar street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-18

GooDs OPEERD.-The new firm Of Bransford.
M'Whirter & Co, have now got their complete and
immense stock Of Goods opened, and ready for
the Fall business. Already they filing orders,
and st this early day in the season. the indications
are that this new firm will do an immense business
To form any correct idea OF The extent and variety
OF goods comprised in this Stock it is necessary to
look through the establishment and notice particu-
larly the samples in the various departments IL
would be difficult to name anything in the way Of
DryGoods not to be found in this stock The supply
in the way Of staple goods is very large and WE'LL
selected, while in the fancy line it is indeed superb
The experienced buyer for this new house evidently
paid particular attention TO the tastes Of the ladies
as well &c the necessities of the rougher SEX from
which we infer that be is not only humane and
philanthropic but very gallant. We deem il proper
also to remark, that the force in this house, pro.
pretOrs and employees, are gentlemanly, polite and
accommodating, with whom it is pleasure TO be-
como acquainted. While the mercantile men Of
the interior are considering about buying their Fall
Stocks, we would suggest that before they decide
upon going further east they will do well to come
70 this city and examine the goods 10 be found in
this market, and among the rest, those Of Messrs
Bransford N'Whirter Il Co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-18

The LIFE cF AN AoTRR -s.-The folles or
the vices Of the poor call for our pity or grief
but not for our scorn our smiles. In his
poem Of "The Boroughs," Crabbe is trernend-
ously severe on the players, and in his lacera-
ting description of the poor stroller whom he
satires, there is unreasonable power; but
when power is turned against the weak and
the helpless, every generous and plying nature
rebels sgainst tyrannic genins. The most
prosperous in the theatrical profess ion illustrate
so strikiugly the vicissitude aud transiency Of
our human state, that cannot connect them
with only sober associations; the unsuccessful
whose work Is hard, and whose pay is as un-
certain as it is scanty, can regard ouly with
sadness and compassion. There u so much of
the glare and grIet OF life connected with the
stage, that It fills me with mos; solemn thoughts
To.dsythe god and goddess Of the scene, stihed
with crowds, inflated with applause, they tread
with ec,tscy giddy aud au sITy height. That
height has been attained often, through years
of labor trials, fear, want, aud uif.ring. Now
wealth flows ia npon them with most ample
measure; plaudiis hail their trIu mphs, aud IN
toxioated Joy is theirs % suffocation. All
those will soon be gone and silenJ--a brief
enthosiasIu will give them 10 oblivion, or give
them to the tomb
| beard the wonderful Malibran in her la
test concert. | listened 10 her diving cong.
She poured out her impassioned soul ''in link
ed sweetness long drawn out, through all tito
mazes of music. a glorious crowd was be-
fore her of iewelled and Joyous beauty light
and gludness gave enchantnent - the hour,
and thousands uf excited hearts were raised "a
the delirium of delight. AT this moment, life
In her who caused the pleasure was thrObbing
to its close. Encore upon encore echoed in
shouts that seemed 10 rend the ceiling. The
poor singer came on elated by the cheers. Sup
ported by uuWonted Iervor, her sinking form
arose living aud elastic; her trAnsoendent eye
kniled with even euusIlal fire; her magic
tones swelled Lad sank, aud aoAlei into wilder
ectasy ; agsin the building rang with piaudiIs
they were her triumph and her knel'. /
might have g,.ne from this place 20 the stage
door Of the next theatre, and there | might
have seen weary creature, coming out frum
her nights unnoticed labor, aud She was also
going home To die. No praise cIeered her
spirit-no echoes, growing fainter, fingered OF
her esr-1o soul the next evening would re-
mark her absence care for her return.
1 might have seen trembling girl, such rs
CrRbbe, in the section have meatioued, de
scribes with pAthos that compeurales for his
severity towards the other men, bers Of her
company. | might have seen this trembling
Girl, who, 8 moment before, wa, blsziog 10
tinsel, amidst gas aud gliding, stealing to her
cold aud shabby lodgDg-the paint washed
from her cheek, and leaving the pall0r OF cone
sumption in lie stead--the mimic snlle Of glad
ness passed away, 10 be succeeded by real
tears Of nsture-tears that may nov 6os in
freedom, and Cow In silence. shsne spoa
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-18
Canvass Documents.

In answer to repeated enquiries by letter
and otherwise, we will state for the iuforma.
ton OF our friends throughout the State, that
the American Central Committee have now
on hand, and are preparing g large lot of ex-
celent campaign papers for distribution. We
media'ely, and suggest some safe and speedy
mans Of delivery. When q large number is
wanted, the postage is too burdensome to jus
THY their transmission by mail. Let our friends
everywhere be actvei 10 circulating documents
A. the masses want is information. Let the
people know the truth, and our canvass is
sale
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by TELEGRAPH.



Z wAsHIkeroN, Aug. l5th.-The Senate madesa
amend ntnt to the civil appropriation BILL spproS
priating $3.50, 600 FIR the capital extension and
$500 600 for the communist OF the Acquduct
HoUsE.-A substitute was adopted to the Senate
bill, regulating the pay of members of Congress in
stead of paying 50 500 year that sc, 900 be paid
for the entire Congress covering the present. that
meSge be made the same now, that deduction
be made for voluntary absence, and that books
voted to members be paid to them oTer their COM
pensation-l00 against 9S.
The Senate adopted the substitute of the House
to the Senate bill, regulating the compensation of
members of Congress, yeas 81, nays II.
The civil appropriation hill was resumed and an
appropriation of nearly 81 100000 made to
meet the requirements of the BILL increasing the
compensation of members.
The bill as amended passed. Adjourned a.
IL p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l5.-A special despatch to
the Ledger saws the storm at New Orleans was
severe At Last Island every building on the Is
land swept away, and no less than 81 lives
reported lost
The Steamer "star" with large number of pas
sengers encountered the storm, and before reaching
Last Island became a complete wreck. She bad
on board $50 passengers, but is hoped none were
lost Colleen Island submerged, immense
damage was done so property in every direction.
NEW York Aug. Is -Noon-Flour higher
1000 at 9Oa6 10, for State 6-S0a6 As, for Ohio
wheat advanced, 10000 at l.55; for Western red
6sal.7O, for Southern white l 69l for Illinois
corn dull. Mess Pork heavy. Lard buoyant Whis
ky 354
CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-Flour active at 575a5.-
S. Whisky % Wheat white 1872. Sugar GA
If Coffee III. Mossses 81.
River-22 inches water in the channel and fall
ing.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 16.-River-5 inches water
on the falls.
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the soul that could give her afflicted lot Only q
bard thought and hard word--shsme upon
the pharisaism that could discover no motive
in her career but vanity, when charity, that
"thirketh no evil" might suggest impulses
more worthy necessities, perhaps, OF q
widowed mother, or a sickly father, or of
helpless aud orphaned brothers and sisters.
Shame upon the unmanly insoence that ifn<.
peeled her way-sli anne upon the humanity in
suit that crimsons her cheek-shame upon the
dastardly suspicion native to the neanness Of
a small soul, and TO the filth of q corrupted
heart, that supposes the unprotected always
to he vicious, the poor TO be without honor,
aud the weak to be proper objects Of foul in
tentions Henry Giles.