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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
lInpcrftl,6mte 9ricfe.

GS GsiBt, perfurnt Sualuan rsrbe arg Re.
tSIiSt purd6 ben gmpfans pom 9risfcn, peIde an
ibn aporeIFrt prrpen, norm er urtsr aqsrlsi Scr'
pdnoen UNI gelp anscIprr6m wirp. in Summsn
pcn $50 bis $4,000. CT bat fiirjtib einen
Brief ron rinem tungcn Rlnu aus 8rsiuirn
cmpfansen, nit benz trf6ciprnen GnIu4en fir bic
Summr ppn 5000, unC norm CT msIcet, bab rr
iebr arm unp tcf pcrliett let in cine tun9e Dame,
nit pelGrr rr Strtott uno bic or 81 bctratten
vsrpfli6tct ic, rab CT atrr ntdt i'm Stanre ici
rirlsS Su tbun, rbnr paB itm nit cinrr Oarsibe
vun 5000 eebOlisn werre mS or wsnce liA Dds
Der an ben prsliprntrn, ais ben Batter Der 8eput'
If. ibm in ieinrr SrIs9snbsit ts 3ulstcn. SieIe
8refr ocn dbnli6sr IdAsrItAsr art wsreen em'
pfansen, wrI6s sur SeluRisunS brs prfcenten
ssrei6en, unb rte cS lfh pom lclta perlsbt, feline
peitere 8sa6tung erbllten. -(SclfSfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
Rin juB8sr r11ann in elmer 6onnta8e.
fbule erfsheiTen.

Sn ben Gtlassn1aatsn III es 70 alsenrsIn ,um
Uetrau4 seporpsn bel Streitieteiten lfh prs 8es
pcIpers cosr bss 8cpienelisrs su bspsnen. bab
losar bic esbrer bspatfnet In bic SOnntaesf6ulen
seben unb i& bort bss 8spolpers bsbrnen, wenn
iis 8eraaiaFuns ba,u finrfn 1clltsn. 90 ssng
am Scnntas prr a6t 8asrn ein iunssr Wann,
glamens @u1in. elm Stursnt In stnCm episcopal
tbeolcsiI6en Srntiaur, in cine Scnntd8slhule,
pcrin CT elm esbrr mar, In 5airfar Gauntp, 8ir.,
ptnpeit g6al6nston. r5uig bswaifnst unb auss
sadiist. gs i6dut, ein Ssrlud mar BON spet
iener Wttlelrsr cret pielleidt Isirrr Shder, 8es
ma6t porpsn. ibn baran ;u p9binpen, IN bas
S@utbaus fn,utrstsn, unb ais Elm brittsr iunaer
Olann Ta inS Nittel l6ias 400 gullin icingn 8rs
sulprr unp feurrte rrri SGaiTe naA pirism iuus
gen Mann, ppsrn elmer ibn auf Der Stsle ttO'
ttts. Nunins Srsurhe tebaupten, Gsin 2stcn Iei
trbrpbct prrpsn ta6 er ouf cine brutale gSeIe
BON ben aneern perlonsn lsi enss8riITsn rctben,
unp bab sr aur 9a5itssrtbdbisuns ecfeurt tabe.
28Ie bem aud sswsIen iein uias, es lisftrt fifier
Bcrfau einrn traurissn Sstrrie, baB bic 9eute Il,
Zen fitlasn Stlapenfaaten immsr nirbr In sirer
3aRanb Der 8cbtsit unb gDilrbtit ssratbsn.--
JeslG sin 10nbsrbarsr 8esriF mub man ba bon
Der Hslson tatsn. ITO IcIts GinSs In sner
SrnntlaSI9ule porfaasn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
ginc Rirbe pom Slis setrefcn.

Na4 cinsm Brief. trrt6cr in rsm Cleveland
6sralb rrfaisn, BON benz Isrtpr Der ct. 9biipS
SirGs in StrOnsuqr. Sbip, pures bas &irdsn'
astGues In isrcm Srt am Sopntas, ben 28iten
9unt pom SIis sctrpfen. Die iaopritIife Sptbe
pss SburmS purbe In Stiids ssrtrrten, uno Gin
5trl papcn, rtpl adt SUP lang, bura oas Dad
sstrsbsn. Gin She'll Res rlrtrjiasn Sluipums
fubr bann In ben Sauptraum per Stride biuunter.
lduss Gem SfenrUtr, psI6rs iammt Scln Sfen in
Stiide serbrUhen uno unter Der Terlamnlluna
terumss1rrut purbr. Die Dtesn bss 6uBtUrcnS
purbsn ettnfuls uufssriiIen unp bic Stride nit
Rau6 ansrfilt. 9lirmanO BON ben anwsieneen
puIrnsn purre psrlrst. ater iIe mIiIrn ii4 fir
einsn 0lugentld in einrm bripubtIoIrn 3uitanp bss
iunpsn baten, renn tetnss pom tbnen ucrnabm pas
@etBle crs brratfaGrnprR Sfenrobr5 nod pae
3srI6msttrrn her Gsnfer. ginsr GrauenspsrIUn
purpr elm erh turd ibre 8Isiber sebraant. une
cine anpsrs fanN, ru6 fis am scpf bIutste. Nld'
Dem fc llG Spn ibrsm Sbrsdsn erbolt batten. be'
sab li8 bic 0smetnoe In elm ansrenjcncsS SauC
unb pantste GOtt fiir tbrs runorrbarr Ssrab'
rlltIA,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22

,itrs Grye6uns nhs sIntabm bsnn taS iuirts
auss Istn, mas itnsn ltr Sater btntsrldbt. eaS
weis Id. absr ,ur SGuls 70 Zen lie ssbsn.-'
Sage nit,t, Id bditt sslast, Te iOgten's niGt.-
Du bili unausiieGh4, Gauble, pu ttnntsit sineE
gnoel aus gutter sauns trlnssn. Gle 70 atR
CUR Shuls setsn; merle tir's. llno penn fie
itrsa Sob RON rimr Grtdttuns Satsn. 70 if's
ntdt msius SGulp = i@ bubt ben @sssniGtrns
ntdt Srlistsn."
gnbli6, l6rsibt gaubls, i6acf i& sFn unt
srSumtr Der 5immsl lst prn aTansr 0dumrclle
nit g8auFi6rippeu. bab In Der 2bat bic ganls
Dtt Fa untr sinsn uusetsusrn 8ssshfAtrms
umbrette.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
Der ncus Gent bat b5fr giscnfbaft.

0sssn IeincS ssrinsen g4'rtbss setcn ttn gl'
tern flensn &ineen ais Spiel;cug, bic panu aud
ni&ts eilScrS ju ttun wiTtn ais tbn in ben
Nunp ,u itrden. S6Un msbrrrs Ginpr bdtrn
lis psrI6lungrn unO otfdcn nod tein Cob srfClst
entSinprtc fiji bod Wasen uno @rpdrms Der Sin:
rsr pergeRalt, pab nur f6lsuniss drStIiae Nittsi
pas 9eben brr gsipsEesn rcttcn fcnntsn. Dct
glideI unb baS SUPPER. aus prncn rer Gent &C.
ml6t, iparOsn pom Der Ra9enldare anSesriffsn
uO bic 9Iufl5Iuns III itarteS @ift. Man tdtt
lids Oabsr bic neuen Gents ais Spislisu9 ben 8in'
bern ;u grben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
Knappc grrcttuns vor elmer Grples
fion.

Gds 6tneRun Sournal trri6tst, Sae fdrSti4
cine prr g6ilbur lissenpe S&dIuprs, re NIT 200
Bayern &ait trloren irar eirn Srd tetam. Gs
warrn TOO 56b6en Sprmspulper tn oenieltsn
NOum aelcst NIT rem Salt, wcldfr rur6 eas
enprinocnrs gBaier seIti&t wuree, 70 hdb Die
5ibrr, rcdn or sntaItcn mar, in Srane 9eries
then unO cinioe rsr @ulVrriibrr perl'nstrn. Nlus
tti0e M6uner YertinrertCn jeech bic rrcbenps
Srplcllcn oapur6, RAP lir nit @sfatr itus ses
brns OaS puIoer peBi4aFtm. Gs mtiien ieer
sinT6tepcus Nlrnfan sspsIsn letn, w'!as zen
Rat unO paS gulrer in rsnltItm Jtaam 9sPadt
kattcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
llaAGr, no man ihn acaan kenni.

Die Y9ilabrlpbta ,,MIprnin8 Stmed"
putli;irte Drr rini9cn Eagrn naAfclgcns
be parasrapben, bic tbrcn llripruns
ppn eintr 9erIpn baten, pelAe elmer
Der Gcnltitucntcn te6 QGm. S. Eafrr
mar, ale bicIer StaatssSeuotpr geipr<
fen,
,,Saltet rS scr bem Solf-bas bic
Colo 8ctp 2ieters Spn 8eltcfpntc rs
serpei9crten fir General gBill / a m
S. 9 a der fir BEN Staots Senat in
tS49, 3u itinmen-aus ber urIaAe;
pie lir fagten, CT Elm ni6t sw Ii l.
9erMenI6 fet uub ben 9 t9at
betrp gen ! abe"
u6oltct r5 Dor benz 0pIf-baB ber
Gbitor trs Centre Oempfrater (bamal6
Elm 9Cfr SOTO 8latt) itb wrigerte ben
Ramcn Spn % tQiam s. go afer
AT feline @saltIpise 5u Iseen ais ein
Ganbibat fir Ssaat5 Senntrr, unp
Spar 70 lln9r Bis er tnrt eini5e feiner
8un6Rn baju 9eBieun5cn purtr peIAc
ibm brpbeten ibre 3ettIln3en nnsitrets
den 5u Iaben.'
,r6altrt c5 scr tgnt Gplf-bab ats
% lila M s. pader IN 1919 ein
Ganbibnt fir ben Senot mar, CT blrs
| so Stimmen in Der Stapt Selcfcntc
rr6ielt, aus 200 Stimmen pelbe jenrr
Ort bamalS sab-bie SpfCs wri9ertru
iib i'm sta9cmeinen ibn Su untrritieen,
aus Der llr1uae, b 3 CT ben Staat
brraubt BABE. Die hurai9nttt'
liae 9pfo Sofp @iebrbeit mar eamaIs
lit 9rliefrnte rttpa 20 Stimmen."
| ugBir geten bic pbise Gbatfaaen fiji
ben 9iWeen ber e6rIihen Sttmm9ebrl
bieie5 Sanjen srpBen Staats, welh'
SbatIa1en mir Su ir9enb elmer 3eit + c
reit fub 3u bsspeieen. gSenl
9pfc Spfps f4 int Sabr 1849 selpcis
scrt tabrn 98 nj. S. 9 f CT fltr pel
StaatS Seuat Su unterititecn, pet
Ter ben Stnat betrpBen O.
+ c, fBnnrn bie1elbe nun bemun9eahtc
bod fir ibn ais 0cuSernBr itimmen
| g9ir oleuben niibt."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
pan cincm 8ifti8cn OUTFIT scfoden.

glm Dcnncrflg pcr aft la9en, ais Der Sdrei'
ner SenrY Grubb tsftdftist mar Gin nrurs Sdal'
baus in 9taepd GamIap, 9autailer 6 luntp, gu
prdin, warSr er Ycu irssnp finem Sniett in einsn
ginger iciusr lnteu 5lno sgfcbsn. SalO BAR
mad fiens bic SanO an gu i5psacnt uue eas @ift
fat lia letpsm iter leiusn sanSen 6Sper aus.
aeprbnt, bis CT 81 elmer unssbeuern @r6Be anse'
I6pclIen mar. Or. Malfrr. wsI6rr tbn tebans
bette. bitlt lencn 6aa fIr 3cffuunSslcs uno mar
rrr Wtnuug, paB sr nidt scncIen psroe. Us III
rirItS Elm mrrfpiirei3er Gaa pcn StrSiftul.
(Iplfsfr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
eaneperfaufc IN rirainien.

Snnrrtalb Der lebtpGHpGfnri rret cher rtsr
Uc6Su IrGlm 9anrrrtdufe jumSrha9 ron 100
900 in trr unmttrltaTrn Nahbarl6att rsn 6re'
psridsburs. @ir. asmadt rcroen irin on gerie'
nen aus Der 5rsmpe, TrlGe scIcnnSn iinb lib IN
ienrr 2anpssgsgeue bautrno niesrjulahsn. Der
RerCrrer mcteet, pa6 gtgcnpdrtiS b6ufsc an'
pride an eanceisrnt9umer ssma@t psrsn fds
nrt 9Lnfhuf ron NNne.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
rDid,tiae Entfd,eieuna.

Die Grase pb elm G@emann fiit bic SGulber
Ictnrr 5rau perbinbIi4 ei. III tirSIit rcr Der Cir
cult Court In Nrwsgort pabin entldiroen
pUrccn, rap Gin gtsmaun perpHi6tst III, fclat
pom Der 5rau auf Grseit sefaufte aStifel ;u be.
,ablrn, bic gum Qebeusttparfnib 6 8 setSrrn
Gin Dry @pops SGneIsr pcrfaufte an cine 8rau
peren Mann CT ni6t fannsc. brst leicene 8lrier,
i'm g,trape su s92 62. Der @bsmann osrwtt
artc bic Scja6luns unr Die Court bat sntlaiepsn
Oas fa err Sertiufer ptgen rrr SrSatuns le
Olalidb an bic 6rau gu halten babe. - DieIel
0nt prrSm 1tb @anGe bintsr bic S9ren iaEri
Ben
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22

B~&attbtGtig. Der ,,Jteaotn8rr aos
ter' uno mrbrere nnSfrs prmOfratifte Sattsr I'M
eante tstaupsn Sahj rubi9. ss fst ntd
ma br, pas Der brmptratiiae 8ouperneurs'Gan'
pioat gBm. s. @ader leinr 3eit fir eas glatn'
Gsles selmmt babe. gu cinsm IoIben Itlrus'
nsn attrnmabis tepieIener Gbatiaaen setSrt sinf
talstlatisc unYeriddmttsit, bic trt rem stssn'
pdrtisen parmsn 0stter pabrbaft trpunesrns'
rHtb if.-(pube.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
tTeur Srud,t i'm Yl1arFt.

gl,ne @erls Som faoltbtn Sanuis IN tsreItS
auf rem 9inrinaati MarIt erI6iensn, mp nsusr
gBel,en zen NtIflllppI In orm Wartt ppn st.
qouit. Das erie neue gerlnmebl Yon NcrOs
Carolina, prI6ts gu 9lptfsIt smvfanSsn pnrOr,
SsttauftE am DpnaFrlas RoS a4' sasfn gu $40
ens Sa6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22

eS- gInerSas gReinmann. Elm DeuhGer. hai
in eer @rssnO pom Gusbet cine blbf6e Sneiaue'
rim ssbCIratbst unp bsabf6tiet, ls n66lten STrtl
mad Drutl&lauO ;u nsbnisn, --gelamadiaarn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22

EgDH pittsturesr 6rsibsts 5reunb fast =
Die 2Iutii6tn auf Gins rsiar SbtsrntS warsn in
bieIrm 9anpe nod nismaIs teRsr ais jset. gspfel
8lrnea, pfirfarn, SirI6en, YFaumsn, mp
5raatsn iDirO rs In Meuee sstrn = unS aud js.
SsnfaIs ~ bSosutsnb tilisera 9rrfsn, ais &c
RSbunS Ssa lrBtrn 3psi 9abrtn fsr 6aa wav,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22
Gd,raul,en loo.

g8ie mir sstnrbmsn, bratf&tiesn bic Geuti6er
pcn JtsapIng, psIas pcri9ss Sabr rsn aItsn BUD
10 einmilbig untrrNieten, na4lsns sinc bfTentlits
8erIanmlung 81 talten, UNI NnsrIs9rnbstten be-
,isIi6 nuf bic nd@ft gSahI Sa bsiprsffn. ee
I6rint, ta6 Iis ri6t rr6t 9plisBt lino nit Dem
8ctrdsen Der Democratic, nah Der sBdbt, unb
cemnah tinige Sarauten los linp. Out mir
pertsn lie rsitrr lpspreten bsIfen.-(eib. Sect.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22

Do Sn 9bilaOelpbia lpllsm biefen
Srmmrr territs etpa 1000 Sunbr, bic
pbnr MauItErte umber Iieien, setfbtet
prrben iein. Ginem Der Gtnfan8er III
Del benz @iniansen AM Sprlcetrn 0Ipns
tao rin 9Sinaer ataebi6en pprnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-22

DTSn @bilabeIpbta Fub IN Der lrt'
ten gBp9e 5 Sinner ron etnem tcllen
0unp sebibcn pprbcn. - S6mnttIihe
Sinner irlten ertranft, un6 bic 2lusIt pcr
Gltern pbne GJrdn,en 1etn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

wAsuIxeToN's MISUNDERSTANDING gives
tho following extract of letter written by
Washington, just after the commencement Of
the Revolution, from Boston, his manager at
Mount Vernon:
'.Let the hospitality of the, house-HOuut
vernon-with respect to the poor he kept up;
let no one go hungry away. Ifany of this kind
Of people be in want relieve their necessities,
provided it does not encourages them to idlenessi
and have no objection to your giving my mon
ey in charity TO the amount of fifty or sixty
pounds year, when you think it well bestow-
ed What t6ean by having no objection is,
that it sli6nld be done. You are to consider
that neither myself nor wife is in the way TO do
these good offices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

EFPEcr OF EpwARD EvEREFr,s ELooUEScE.-
letter from st Louis, speaking Of the effect OF
Mr.. Eyeretrs Literary Address, at the inaugura-
Of inauguration, one gentleman, Who had before
given Sl2, 900, added $40, 900; and one whohad
given US $4,000, added $2T, 900 to our endow-
ment When Mr.. Everett closed, st. Louis
millionaire, who Ind listened almost entranced
by the spell thrown around him, declared that
he must be permitted to build an Observatory
for us, and asked TO do it at his own expense,
without aid as he was resolved to set apart
100000 to the work
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

FRrGurruL GAS EpxLosroN.-on Friday even.
ing an explosion of gas took place in the dwell
ing of Mr.. A. G, Burnley, Chicago, which made
an entire wreck of the floor Of the basement;
and of the furniture of the dining-room and the
kitchen, completely riddlcd the parlOrl floor,
broke all the glass in the windows of the base.
mcnt of the parlOrs, &c. The loss to the house
and furniture is said to be not less than $4,000,
and it may be 81, 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

Fron tAe BtlttN0re PutriO; and Commercial Gazette
HAMPT0Ns TIHOTURE.-Thl medicine, which has been
before the public for years. especially for
the last year. by MessS Mortimer oWbray, sole pro-
prtstorS has met with success We hsye
tsnts have been relieved, and number Of the medical
profession also, who have used It in their practice have
Voluntarily given their certificates Recommendation to
the proprietors
We decidedly opposed 7ag quack nostrums, but
bray, from the above mentioned we feel Il TO be
nothing than Justice call the attention of the people
to the their advertisement in tO-day's paper.
T. II. LOGAN co., al
E - Are the Agents fOrfwheellng and vicinity.
~ Gallon them. ape8-1w-daw
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Ambrotypes for ssh.

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ties for operating and arrangement light equal to
any In the country, and far superior to any the city,
producing these beautiful pctures which
in the country He Is prepared 70 make Abrotypes
they can be sent NAH without extra postage. Also to set
them in oekets and pins, Saua price Dagueeotypes
Pictures made for cStoers good specimens exhibited
and warranted 70 lest fot ages unchanged.
Ankihdsof materialsused in the businesS for sale.
Rooms eantsde Of 2nins at above Monroe, over Marsh
Taylor'sngV stars apEIs
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

TuE British Government Transmitted des-
patches last week to the Canadian Parliament,
Ct Government in one of tho Canadian cities.
Tho Montreal Herald, of Thursday, states that
the Queen and majority of the people of Eng
land are in favor of comforting the honor on
Montreal, with the understanding that its name
is to be changed to that of the Getty of Victo-
ria
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

DEArn OF A SCHOLAR rEox A wHtprNe.-The
Newark Daily Adccrtiscr says that boy in one
of the public schools of Newark was whipped,
a few days since, by the teacher, who held his
head downward between his knees while he in
fiicted the punishment. The holding the head
downward created rush of blood to the head,
causing brain fever, and death few days after
wnrd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

TnE NEW BRrrtsH PAsLIAMEST.-It begins to
be doubted in England whether Lord P0lmcrs.
ton will have all his own way in the House of
Commons. Bets are offered and taken in Lon.
don that, before year has passed, Lord John
Russell will be Prime Minister of England
This is changeable world.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

TINS MURDER OF Carr, PESDtEroN AT CARDE-
NAs.-Tho memorial of sixty masters of Ameris
can vessels at Cardenas has been forwarded to
Secretary Cass, calling attention to the remiss-
ness of the Spanish authorities in arrestlng OF
trying to arrest the murderer of Capt Pendle-
ton of the barque General Jones.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

BIaeksor BFown Hair produced In i've minutes
nom the Grayest Redest Hair by the application VIZ
lection, and inI6re the hair or skn no matter
how often applied how long continued the genuine
and harm possby Mark-ths steel engrav-
ing on the box, and VIZ A. BACHELOR 288 Broadway on
the four sides Ask for WA A. BATcHoRs Dye when
you purchase Por sale in Wheeling by
apS0-im T. u. LOGAN CO.
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WHO WOULD LIVE ALwAYs yin Winchester
Center, Conn, there has not been death in one
year and a half, and hut one or two deaths in
three years. The village is surrounded by $50
smoking coal pits, and there is 40 physician in
Tho place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

IAMoRNrIoN.-A ship arrived in New York
on Thursday from Liverpool bringing Ssl steer
age passengers. Since the first of january, So
49T immigrants have arrived at that port from
Europe. against s1,739 for the same time last
year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

A QuAKER. WopAss LoeIc.-The following is
an extract from a Quaker wOrnan's sermon
'Ihere are three things very much wonder
at, The first is that children should be SO fool
ish as to throw mp stones, clubs and brick bats
into fruit trees to knock down fruits they
would let it alone, ii would fan ITSELF The sec.
ond is, that men should be so foolish, and even
so wicked, as to go to war, and XIII each other;
il let alone they would die themselves And
the third and last thing wonder at is, that men
should be so unwise as to go after the young
women; if they would stay at home the young
women would come after them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

RAFrLlNe ron BARYl-The Dubuque Er
pres relates that a woman recently came to the
Minnesota House in Dunleith. With yOnnu
child, and after stopping day or two, suddenly
left, minus the baby, and did not return. The
landlord happened over to Dubuque, and mem
tiOning the circumstance to n couple of friends,
married, but childless, one Of them proposed to
adopt the little one as his own. The other i'm
@eaiateiy made the same proposition, when a
rents" should have the iniantile wait Finally
an appeal was made to the dice box. Quite q
number Of people gathered around the table, in
terested spectators Of the singular contest, and
the winner named Kcsler, was greeted with
shout Of applause. The child is pretty little
girl, three weeks old, and its new-found parents
are brimming over with happiness
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
O. HAPPOhDT, Md.
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81 CHRONIC EDIARRHdIA.
shave In possession the ceracste respectable
citzen tesyng that he entirely cured of this dread
fnl disease by using BRRHAyE'5 HOLLAND BITTERs
We shall take pleasure showing the certificate to any
person doubling this statement: ap9-1wdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

HEN-PERsuApERs-'Th Springfield Rspubli-
can, in speaking of new invention for hens
nest, whereby the eggs drop through trap
door, and so deceiyes the hen that she keeps on
laying, is responsible for the following:
"Blobbs met with loss, however, with one
Of the persuaders. Blobhs had a lovely young
Shanghai pullet of boundless ambition. Blobbs
bought persuader, and his lovely Shanghai
used it She went upon the nest in the morn
ing: Blobbs saw her so, and his heart bounded
within him! Alas he never saw her come off
again. AT night he visited the persuader. In
the upper compartment was a handful Of feath.
ers, few toe-n0ils, and bill In the lower
compartment were three dozen and eleven e9csl
Blobbs saw it all Her delicate constitution had
been unequal TO the effort, and fired BY young
ambition she had laid herself all away.