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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17
1.-.... SCOTI'S
LITTLE j. GIANT

THIS doubtless an Invention Snt tr most
stock-icrdeTand the uniyerssI favor VIII b 4 ,s sn
rom ths rss more than anything else,
Issse Ms are Esrrsned in thqosi positive
FOR aleAt manufacturers prices by fS E.
,.s..sf q Dsatersi In Fzorr, GnaLa. nag L.,
| IN BBLs "a, !, Lard on, ~ =
" 70 do Spirits TuTpeutile, Just received by
Iati4 =. - - AyGELINs = BUsHRIELps.
s BODY aFa' afts Rf5SE ~
2 BBIs Furniture YArnisf for sale i5y, 7sT17
! = -iaa9 LAUGIuINs BBsHKELD.
g iaas PaFd9s' Worm sS,gF
GROSS wriEhts Indian Vegetable pills for sale low Nv
- - lsHo - z LAUGHLINs& RusHF1ELD.
1000 Ins Red I'aFss quality sale
| WV 1anS : = 1AVGHLIES BUSiIFIELD.
ON LBS IithArEe just received By
t1OO janS LAuGHLINs BUsHFIELD
IN BOZ. Cherry PectorGl Just received n
" 1an0 - LAUGHL1NS &DUSHFIELD.
y BBLs. Castor Oh, iRst received BY
4 BBL Japan Parrtsf, . prime aFtieie for ESle by
= jana LAUGHLINsE BUSHFIELp
g B as Etheftai on f0rEals y
y jana IACGHIINSi 4 DUSHFIELD
"a GALS. Holland Gin o. Prime Qaaiity-for sale BY
~ lan2. IAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
BBIS. LAnseed on, just received 6y 7Il7F
y lah2z LAUGHLINS BuSIiFTELDrS
% B.BHL s, coppeFas for sale loM--by
~ tAn2 LAUGHLISS BUsHPIELDss
2000 LRssEs I9sTod e stsEs, Tor sale BY
SOOO IanS LAGGHLINs BUsHFIRLD.
% jams EaUGIEiSsIi SJs sih iI!f p
CA AI Mariatis Add lor ssle low b.
~ Jan e y - LAUGHLINsk BFsHPIRLD.
Hats and Caps.
w nave MS day received one Of the finest and most
ever ba Ssegts s,s9EmsR. e Hels md have
Die that could be madeinthe eastern markets.
y e9mPrsss u part The following kinds; 1a
mol
the best hatters East ana WITH our oTders
81 WIZ sna eas seaEeT: ctts! seal &c Know
E94l aaes SOL q every color, quality and price
sysEy DESCRIPTION and Of the most recent
saeh IS Nevada, Know Nothing Pyranese PTa-
ND sussisE neii.h. 8ashngoa ana
sold lower these kinds ever offered esore
0hidFeis Hats and caps of an Kinds last reey.d NON,
the most fashionable HOUSES 81 New fork
> Carpet bzRs FuTs and GLOVES always 81 hand z
Inc our nlagnfieent stoe 81 CSotfs z ~ III
MSsre As We feel eenadet sat eSe mon lis
Othns IN be wanting On our part 10 sa sssaaao-
WoFd 20 Country BTereI.antS. Ssls-
II yoa sisl auythng the NY or Hats ana (lsns f.t
give as sl awe vim guarantee atE5 viii sen you g56d5
md on the most favorable Ierlls.
ss9l -lE3a=II5zl .SD. HAErER .soN
a., ,v GIsEE9I IF .A.sNGS,S5E OF BUSINESS.
tabshtept he norh end q he stone bridSe
o Ei 4eonaeHd them g 81 my former Gus
Al persons having accounts aEanst me VII present fkeu
oE seszns and an Who ne yin eenfer 4
favor b calling At the and settling hy ~ f
ertee j Important that ny be cloEed N,
- ] intend eaangingIny place % Fesidenes. y
ganl-E4 2 - s. 4 . ALEXANDER HEDDEy.
CORN SHEIIJERSl
Nv superior % e4y yei % the market
JaB4se tGa1sEfs s s5S '''''Dill' : 'oa=s
fYNlEst hhis. peaiiHe At 5ss77l- = -
\ de16 LAUGHLISs ! ~ IiFI II.ps.
* Lbs Gen Opium (furksy) fsf sale by
e1e aez9 . "a q Z Il 40, GOOD 4 co.
LsEo7l2 bqseis coFF Veal = 3 iz7IT 8 Z
~ s'E s ss's ~ 3 ! Eif3s / n kEITRR,
ornCy strert
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

MR EDrrOE Please announce GEO. W. SIGHTS as a
candidate reelection to tie office Oft Clerk of the City
and ObIlge
janis" sGANY CITIZENS.
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EIRST NARD. cIT1zEMS TrrKRr.

Ma EDroRPease announce the following gentlemen as
the Peoples Candidates for Offices in the gin Of the First
Ward, in the ensuing charter election. -7lig
: HENRY CoSANT, City Sergeant; DANL. DUNBAR, su-
perintendent Of Water Works JACOB ASCK, Street Com
missOneri DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master; JOHN IRs
WIN, Alderman {,F 8
cOunel--TiIos J. GARDEN, a. J. PANSE11, H. W.
PHILLIPS and ISAAC COTS
fn1z -. NAM. c1r1zrNs.
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RlrTluoan, Oct. Is, ".

efnALTihoAhl Oek. To-
,,,, M entirely too long in
iS:t & " sSSa nov; that came! Eys &
ets hsT been 20 great that ~ y S ss
was atsaehed With the chronic fheumats In M most SR.
tinued 10 be altedmGt ICrOsSed the Ans Oeesn on
my way to AmsFiea AZ which time It changed form into
to &c S sEa rs nv y SO%th and never
place o. my benS from child Who had white
sHeing When gathering It dlanot discharge
less than one quart and continued TO trouble me every time
cold or MAS in the least lagued my bodily strength
y R as s 1s Ssys my Joint had been ont q place
AZ the Ase 81 thirteen hands be-
came dslocSted These snnerngs and the general debility
felt from the constant discharge my gatherings eSuSed
me often 70 thick that should never be permitted know
now u lelt TO he Tree from pain suffering eFenoF ono
until body should hanged and become unto
on ~ at least pPs
had taken Omahy medOnes;and received 40 little BEN
ef that had con6deee In had used Of nearly All
the Ce+rGed Li,BeHfs, aud other external renirdiss
had heard o. had been placed by my friends under come
ID ts P St ~ and AL the relief obtain
When hrSt heard Of lIampOns Tlncture, Ihad not the
known MI Jarrett hmner his sfinF. Wers az H ts
, La Haa WITNESSED the cure wrought upon him. To
ken ols bottle before began beneeul entemy
ION ~ esI m snIel.e became goodmy complex
ence Of this friend you became acquainted win my
liar that you would IKE 10 see the ELECTS Tint1T
tuy Developed in ana n desired to take H. Won ouI
~ eighteen months have alaqse and Iidrt an
- =
aness. have hsalthul copissiop, and ali my friends
an gstling quite ens thing certain, my lame
about home without cEtcb - =. NA estoFs Aa
often wish my Of tbs remedy when
Se chd as believe should have been
sang pain have been subjected to- q Wei al one efomi
sot have ss5ES e te Eys
Enrsa n Fe a. tsS ea' g e spginEs in
could See me- and hear tie benea Sso NVT i
s yiTt. 81 IN, ION 70 al aeqGaineaith
Gentismen. X g. S1ls y contact
are at liberty to use my name aud cass4o All y"
'a7i ~ siAhf a. SEOEIEID,- 3lEE -
essr Aor'imeT 40 baltimore Etrstt, BAL.
8 sf5sfsr.ta ~ eaifsi ~ sal . 10 10
SOMETHING AB0UT y4.BPy6hpSa TJA,5yT,,pt no
As An lHygereior and Restorative, wHSFe gentle s.mu
fore he nS Ss g az the Cerdlas be-
Ola aud RHEUMATISM, with all dsases 81 IN, * IA
RED We oHer the valuable remedy vbIsb
=" ps iSstng1 ,,....-zs.,5 - Z. -
- Srt -, sh1 Sst lllletA and secures.
ers Ase rrl ~ - - Co. Wheeling, GeH-
! soldSys MORTIMER 9 niowBRSY aago9
~ =. $40 Baltimore 1t, Baltimore
Esz-p,.. a ma, 76,,,,. and aO4 Broadway, n, Y.
80 - S-Pet Spgtaet - ss oeS0
CO = fflISSSsT TTTIsF XXI ~ 2
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sFoplF sqvfpissn deaths in Norf0ik, during
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hs. EpToR-I respectfully inform my feOw;eiti1eus that
am candidate for she Siee CITY Treasurer, henex
charter election. isa5
jR16 r .fi5zs, 2 77ls R. VI. HARDING.
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The Musical World for 1856.


NJ ndENCE the new year with reduction Of OaP.
Iatrd from our former subscription. Hc take this
step 70 gre our journal the widest possible circulation The
price them W tsro dollars per annum to al
teho pay Gn IdEGHce; 10 those who do not paw
wa be three dollars This reduced subscription win
sun include as gilt portrait, Mozart which we haye
had specially for this Journal and which viii serve
as an excellent title page embeshuent for nuse vol
Musical Novelette, WI be commended and published
se[a with the hrst number In January The other ya
liable features Of ths win reidaizas before, yis
soar pages o. fresh music weekly PACED separately which,
bonn q the end q The WIN form worth
Si< nsr9ctxe musical reading articles vocal and in
condensed musical from an paftS Of
me Of General Literature is stl in the
.ame alb slas which ealread gained Il so high rem
ntauon comprises The best the best things
IN the French and other fores9i selections
from books and magaInes and generally one good story n
CITY and brooklyn HnbscrIbers charged with afly
cents extra for the Of earlier Canada suscriers
cents for the necessary prepayment Of xer.
Any Journal copying this entire announcement mn
ing attention tUit before The close Of
viii reeeiYethe Musical World exchange for one wear and
portrait of Mozart - W
RICHARD STORES WILLIS. rroprietnr. .,
lnt .g.,-sssstys,iFa il257 BrDAdt as, New York
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80 Bishop Potter, of Pa, left Savannah, Ga,
for st. Johns, Florida, on Friday last, where he
goes in search of health. = e'.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ODD EEsrLowsf DIRECTORY.

ViFglnins Ledge No. S.-Meets every Thursday
eysnip At the a corner Of Market aud Monroe streets
Wig. ztsk, y dj Bss.5E CarT, Secretary S
FEanIGlInsnodge Ne. I3.-Meets as above every
Monday eysnng 2. BEATrT, y. G.; S F. Faris secrel
tary.
Wn. Tell Ledge Ne. 3s.-sleets as above eycs
~ wednesday evening. H. BuSexssrOcE, n. G.; y #ss
Reiter. Secretary.
WheeliRR Ledge Ne. z59--Mssts every sIondays
evening at the Hail. corner Market Quincy streets D.
D. HrRl1F &,G.i Ft. y, .Be,rsat1 q, Secretary.
PaaeIa Ledge Ne. s2.=zAIests. IS .ab0Es every
Friday evening. G. K. CsRTHRIsHF, y. G; " ~ Bldn-
c1drd, Secretary al
-zAbrnm's EncnulPmeRt No. 1.-Mests at The
Hacqrnsr aEkes Streets the rsf and third
Fuesdsy evenings Of eaehmonth. W. " III lxc4Gan C. P
s. r. Pearson, Scribe. ~ 9gIeTt
WIns Tell EneRuPmeRt No. 54s-Aieets as
above the stco1t and 6ur1 Tues,tay evenings Of each
month JoHs g. HOEEsts, C. p; Fla. oReisgdr1er,
Scribe 81 asar ~ 1850 sle = a.ss
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Hostetter,g Bftters.T

1-y.'SS- % -fs4IIV45s 80
Dyspep;ics You would be vsn Try bottle OF HosrrT
TER's Bers 1t aetsle charm giving healthy tone 70
the digestive organs and in Strengthening the
tenn Especially Is its utility and preventive Of
lAuguor Of thehighest summer when whole
NERVOUS and muscular system reaxe eondi.
ton which permits the approach Of disease, There
single instance known OF failing good where has
been used according to directions Try this celebrated art
Gle Of Bitters
POr sale by an the principal Drpsgistg
ss9s7sls5 ~ LAuGHIINs BUsHEIRLD.
jn1E s-ss 4. IL. LOGAN 4 co. -
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The Common Council, of Augusta, Ga,
have passed an ordinance Closing bar-rooms on
election days. 1as t4
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P0r sale BY au the principal Druggistsy

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TRAVELLERS passing thee o. Railroad, are inform
ed that the Proprietor has fitted up Rooms in cLAnks
NV BuitD1Ses where he setpp upon the arrival Of eve
.ry train, ,y-fts4t, q rfif2sH
4 E4RA LUNCH And H7T, o0FREE FOR FZF-
-. TEEN CERTS,
the regular price the Depot stand being cents
quently irtaye cents VIII be saved Be particular and
step into Myers Reteshmeh Rooms just the street.
I'd door from the corner.
EesrythiH0 sGPplisd thdrs called for Information of
all kinds impaired free Of charge.
ss TN. MYERS.
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Dissolution of Co-Paftnersi1iiI

THE heretofore sisHnEender the arm
sonsept n Matthew'S Co. Who Vim eontiSu The h1s;
ness Wi use the name Of INC late Era Ia settling thelT &c
counts. 80 ~
y,-r7 49, -. L. s. GORDON,
.siAs < ~ = JN0. u. BIATTiIHWS,1
Wheeling, January 7ti 1855 ina
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Hotel7 ar Sale.
Housn ANp LOT FoR sALH-

eLpresent Proprietor is DESTROYS Of removing to the
country, which solely his wishing dispose Of
his business.
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=, ne me undeIsse9ed, appointed 8 eouHitt.. 4,
cssSse tse = ae !. ssyiss insatioa md i've
eAemned sad accounts and find t,e above ~
correct Given under hands the sISt ~ 70 9e
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Por sails Wholesale and retail by
asals3msJ fAAUGH1LMs& BuSRFHEzD.
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relation to the recall of Mr.. CHAMPION,
h has been briefly alluded to in our tele-
nic dispatches, the Philadelphia North A.
,an has the following from its Washington
spondent, and Of its accuracy no doubt
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2Tavern to RentlFet

INftR wen epo knoEhsas dcean The
6nIesea WlpFling iIl Sc for rfnJ
from April hrt 1886. The stand Is toe well and
Pyobnto require further h6iice. l so i--7 = y
For terms enquire ofJSeob tue pndrrsigned
nyt9tl -ff go. LYDIA CRfsGER
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
III my 'saEPs esnts and tisSse1y e
tabshnent At the north end Of The stone hridge 10
Rcd Ieonaed them 70 ne 81 ms former Gus
for setIlensuti and Al who are indttedfo nc Si
tAyor by calling At the store and settling - or on
IS ! intend IeianEllglihy place q residenea =
JanE-lE..- -. :. ALELL..nLl uLnnI.g
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!. SsEoTs n..ss - - hA8A g-sr
.8LANEFTH lsise
ana superior !ddits, the batt II 49,
ceYfa ~ asb VI. n MOTIF 4 Sons IN =!
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FOR CHRLSEA4s AND WV YE4R,S
.U HraDHctTCATrc,

~ Five Medals and Right Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember the Gallery, corner Main and untOu
''Fes''. 8 dels
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'I5 1naI soaP and Yeast Powder, for sale BY
J. B. VOWEL
--- sEn6f Rcd 1foftar So afof5es g
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fTNHT convenient, cotnnodiOus Dwelling lIsuss en-
Fourth street. in Wheeling, Occupiedby Samuel Mitchell
-h For s psEtculars cal on a. jacob 49,,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

Influence OF NEwsPArER--A school
teacher, who has been engaged long tima
in his profession and witnessed the infu-
ence of a newspaper upon the minds of n
family of children writes to the editor Of the
Ogdensburg Sentinel as follows:
| have found it to be the universal fact,
without exception, that those scholars of both
sexes and of all ages, who have had access to
newspapers at home, when compared with
those who have not, are -
/. Better readers, excelling in pronuncia-
ton and emphasis, and consequently read
more Understandings.
g They are betterspellers and define words
with more ease and accuracy.
8. They obtain practical knowledge of
geography, in almost half the time it re-
quires others, as the newspaper has made
them familiar with the location of the impor-
riley ARE .asssdiET .s!9ZsE2zas2ts .Ia
ing become so familiar with every variety of
style in the newspaper, from the common
place advertisement to the finished and clas-
sical Grafton of the statesman, they more
readily comprehend the meaning Of the text,
and consequently analyze its construction
with accuracy.
s. They write better compositions, using
better language, containing more thoughts,
more clearly and connectedly expressed.
6. Those young men, who have for years
been readers of the newspapers are always
taking the lead in the debating society, ex-
hibiting a more extensive knowledge upon a
greater variety of subjects, and expressing
their views with greater huency, clearness
and correctness in their use oflanguage.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

HARD TO THREAD.-A lawyer adver-
tises in the Buffalo Courier for ga young
man between fifteen and twenty years, who
does not chew or smoke tobacco, does not
believe in spiritualism, does not make
point Of attending the theatre more than
three evenings week, does not expect lis
employer to black his boots or wait upon
him, is gentlemanly in his department,
writes a fair hand, and would like employ
ment in lawyers Office, at a moderate
salary A young man who has some
knowledge of law preferred"
We are fearful that the lawyer will not
be so easily accommodated to such BOY.
They are like angels visits.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

The SNow.-What childlike reflections
and what happy ceremonies crowd upon the
mind as we behold the first furry of snow
What golden memories Of the olden time,
when we were boy, cheerful and happy N
the country-what visions of sleigh rides
and skating and slidings down hill, and snnw-
ballings, and snow forts, glistening like gor-
geous palaces when the sun ehanced TO shed
a ray upon them, and from whence noisy a.
mics of schOOlbOys were wont to march forth
to mimic battle-to conquer or 70 lie
quered what spelling schools, where, after
spelling a few times round, we would all
stand up and down." generous emulation,
from which the victor would come of crowned
with greater glories than were ever vouch-
safed Napoleon in the height of his power
and prosperity what winter parties at which
oil the neighbors, for miles around, almost
would punctually attend, rs full of glee
when they were merry school children, Ike
ourselves. All these things are brought
back so fresh as if it were only yesterday ~
the falling Of the snow. We can remember
how, when the snow was damp, we used 10
commence rolling a SNOWFALL fashioned by
the hand, until, as it rapidly increased in d.
mensons, it seemed an avalanche, and we
could not move 1t further; we called it the
foundation Of a magnificent palace, and ut
every intermission would add to it until al
most completed, when, like air constructed
palaces, it would melt away,
q Like the bassless fabric of a vsion,'
We rempmber how, for miles and miles
around, the earth would be enveloped in It's
glittering mantle, enlivened by the boisterors
mirth of children and the merry ringing &c
sleigh bells. He who rests his hopes upon
the snow, rests them upon a slippery foun-
dation, yet we love the snow. We look upon
it as one of the immeasurable blessings Of
that wise Master, "who doeth all things
WE'LL" and though the same thoughts may
visit US year after year, yet they are, at each
visitation, rs welcome and as new as ever
they were before. o! let US never forget
the happy days we have spent in childhood,
nor the wretched ones. We are all children.
God grant we always may be.-Rough Aotfs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

A quaker lately popped the question
to fair Quakeress as follows: ''Hum,
yea and verify, Penelope, the spirit
urgeth and moveth me wonderfully to
besecch thee to cleave unto me, flesh of
my flesh and bone of my bone.
Hum, truly, Obadiah, thou hast wise
ly said. and in as much as it is written
that it is not good for man to be alone,
10 and behold [ will sojourn with
thee
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

SKATING MATcH.-The Philadelphia pa
pers state that skating match took place on
the Delaware on Tuesday, between Samuel
S. and Oliver Lippincott. The parties star
ted from a point up the river, a distance of
fourteen miles, and reached Poplar street in
one hour and ten minutes from the time of
starting. The affair created no little inter.
est among the friends of the parties. Oliver
Lippincott distanced his competitor abou;
twenty Yards.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

THE SMITHS, THE Browns AND THE JoHN.
soNs.-According to the directory for 1856,
just issued by McElroy, there are the small
number of hundred and thirty three Smiths
in Philadelphia, who have local habitation
and a name,' FIVE hundred and fifteen Browns,
and four hundred and seventy-eight Johnsons
or Johnstons. The John Smiths reach the
number Of l39, and the James's II.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

ORNAMEsrAL.-Th Ly mn News tells a
good story of two boys, one of which was
hoasting of the beauties of his fathers house
Its got cupola,' said be, and it's going
to have something else.'-' What is it 2 as
ked his interested companion. Why,
heard father tell mother this morning, that
it's going to have mortgage on itp
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

AN APT QIaTATIoN.-His Reverence
coming into the Colorado House last Sun
day afternoon was Invited by the urbane
proprietor to irrtgote. Being in an arid
state, he consented to take glass Of lemo-
made, but accidentally took a brandy cock
tail which had been mixed for Mr.. Maria
towskie, and drank it off without noticing
his mistake. "Why, Doctor,' said Frank,
when he observed the disappearance of his
sustenance, 'that was my horn you drank. !"
"Ab, my young friend" quoth the good
old man, with a benevolent smile and a
smack of his lips, while the moisture stood
on the inside Of his venerable spectacles-
"Ah, my young friend, the horn ofthe IN
godly shall be pat down." Psa rs 10
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

New Posi- OFFICE.-A new Post
Office has been established in Rowan
county, on the n. G. Railroad, at the
Steam Saw Mill of our enterprlslng
towsman Col. Daniel Coleman. The
Post Office is called Eufaula, Philip
Correll Esq, has been appointed Post
Master.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06
ication has in it far more of violence and
malignant passiop.

lcation has IN 1T far more of violence and
malignant passion.
SIR Benjamin 3rodie's Testimony.
An eminent medical authority, Sir Benia-
mn:5rodie,in late work Physiological Re-
searches) say:
The effect of Opium, when taken into the
stomach, is not to stimulate, but to sooth the
nervous system. 1t may be otherwise in
some instances, ,s-h these are rare excep-
tions to the general rule. The opium taker
is in a passive, stlate, satisfied with his own
dreamy condition. nile under the influence
of the drug. He is useless, but not mischie-
vous. 1t is quite otherwise with Alcoholic
Liquors. When RAlhe, pad ais partne MUIR
~ ;kllt sesl "a - appeared in evidence,
that they ;7rcparcd drssemselves for the task,
bya plentiful libation of gin. The same
course is pursued by housebreakers ana 9th
ers, who engage in desperate criminal under
takings. 1t is worthy of notice, also, that
Opium is much less deleterious to the indi-
vidual, than gin or brandy
To bel cOntinued1
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06
Short and Sweet.

/ hate long stories and short ears Of corn,
A costly frame house and shabby barn
More ours than pigs, no books, but many
guns,
Tight boots, sore toes, old debts, and paper
duns.
l hate tight lacing, and loose conversation,
Abundant CAB, and little information
The man who sings in bed and snores in
meeting,
Who laughs while talking, and who talks
while eating.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

A New DoDGE-The next steamer from
New York for Nicaragua will carry OFT
number of delicate young men. The New
York Post says, these inralids are to srek
a mild climate for the benefit Of their shat
tered constitutions, VI hich have been impaired
BY the vigilance of the Z. S. District Attor-
ney and his deputies"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-06

Show me the young man who can quit the
brilliant society of the young to listen to the
kindly voice of age-who can hold cheerful
converse with one whom years have deprived
of charms-show me the man who is willing
to help the deformed who need help-show
me the man who shuns as he would bias
phem er, the traducer of his mothers sex
who scorns as he would a coward, the ridi-
euler of woman's reputation-show me that
man who never forgets an instant, the deli
cacv. the respect that is due to woman in any
condition or class-and you show me gen
tleman-nay, you show me better-yor
show me true man end Christian.