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RrnAxpED.-Alicl,ael Brady, charged with
stealing a pair Of shoes from u boy named Zim-
erman, some two weeks since, had a preIimina-
ry examination yesterday, before AID. DUTY,
md WINS sent on to tie County Court for trial.
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Torsr BuExED.-The house of John Miller,
Jr. situated in Amwc!l Township, Washington
county, Pa, was totally destroyed by fire on
Saturday last.
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pAr.r1,InRE MARKEr

AuGusr 27.-Flour-salcs Of Ohio at $G,25;
City Mills 5000; Howard street declined 25c-.
There is large supply Of Wheat in market and
prices declined 5n10c; red quOtedat 81 ,20nl 80;
whitelSl ,25al,45. Corn-saleS Of white at u
aS2c; yellow s3as4 WhiSky-City quoted at
2T5; Ohio 2SB.
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-fLHIEff6R LlgG0RziY1ClD5S.
WILSON Co., % Monroe ST., opposite te lf.9 81.
Bank, respectfully call ALLEGATION TO their ufeqgletl
Payer decorations Of rvery variety
suitable for Walls and Ceilings: q s n s-lTF55-
have l4rge 3toek OF Pire Prints aud Pam
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TUE JA,l-z-Se learn that the Jail has about
thirty occupants, most of whom are imprisoned
for drunkenness. and offences against the ordi-
nances of the city.
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TnE JOKES cAsr.-Itis tliOughtthat the case
of the Commonwealth u.s. William Jones, Or.
Complaint, murder of Samuel II. White,) vii
not be disposed of during the present term o
court in Washington CO., Pa.
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sonrpopr says that the man who was too poor
to take newspaper, has bOughta slab-sided dog,
an old shotgun and five dollar gold watch. He
educates his children in the street, and his shang
HAS board on his neighbors.
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DlrD OF LOCK JAw.--The lad named Young,
to whom we alluded yesterday morning,as hav.
ing been attacked with the lock jaw, died on
wednesday evening He lived in the First
Ward.
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FROM BALTIAIERE.

AUGUST 27.-rhe steamer st Nicholas leri
here last evening on an excursion 10; Annapolis.
Size has not get returned-is reported to have
sunk from being run into by Il brig in the bay,
Particulars not yet received.
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FNrp.-A man named Price was fined s.
and costs, yesterday evening by Aid. Duty, for
disordcrly conduct Ut the Mcclure House.
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80 CINCINNATI MARKET.
C1xcTNATI, Aug. 27.-Flour continues dull
and unchanged, GOO Ibis soL in.lots, at So, GOA
20, the latter for extra white wheat Wheat
sitter 1900 bus. sold at s ,OOa1, 10 for prime.
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TUE WESTERN VIRarNtA AoRIcULruRAL FAIR.
The Western Virginia Agricultural Society
will hold their Fifth Annual Fair on September
18th, 18th and 18th. A little over two weeks
will bring US to the greatest occasion Of the
year hereabouts. The busy note of preparation
is to be heard already, aud more successful
exhibition is anticipated this year, with good
reasons, than ever before. In regard to farm
products this will prove true withouta question.
Everything indicates such result Our farln-
Vrs have garnercd an abundance of everything
the facilities for conveying stock to and from
the Fair Grounds are better than they were last
year, and the fact that Kind Providence has
placed item, by a bountifll yield in condition,
pocuniarily. enabling them to take substan-
tial interest in the success of the exhibition,
which they could not otherwise have felt, all
combine to promise display heretofore nne-
qualled- Il is useless to say to those who have
attended any Of the Fair exhibitions ON the
island, that the Grounds are favorably located
and well arranged for these displays aud every
thing pertaining thereto has been satisfactorily,
judiciOusly and impartially managed. All such
know this to be fact.
We are requested to announce that persons
wishing to exercise their horses for the ensuing
exhibition can have the key To tie Fair Grounds
by calling upon Walker Hunter, A new tea-
turo Is to be introduced in the exhibition. The
fastest trotting horse entoredis to receive pre-
MUM of not less than one hundred dollars. =
There is to be meeting of the Directors and
officers some time during the present week to
mako further arrangements in regard to other
new features.
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FROM NEAY YORK.

AUGUST 27-Ehe Heratas special despatch
from Washington, states that Gen. Scott and
Gen. Jcssup, have decided that the Utah mill
tary expedition, shall proceed to its destination,
but ii Is, MT decided whether Gen. barney OF
COL johnson, will command the expedition.
Finance matters more tranquil Jacob Little
has taken his seat III the Board of Brokers,
again.
1t is reported that Chambers & Huser, large
ly engaged in the California and Indin t.ade,
lave suspended.
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II RIVER AND WEATHER.
Sr Louis, Aug 27.-River unchanged. Moth
ing new from the upper streams. Weather elou'
DIV aud cool. @
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MANIFESTATIONS.

NOMINATION. q
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. PIN the Democratic
Convention held in Iowa City, yesterday, B. NJ.
Samuels was nominated for Gov. aud Col. Gill
lespie for Lieut., Gov. --s- -.
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RANK awrAcuED

BANK ATTACHED.
Urea, Aug. 27.-Thc Sheriff to-day attached
Ontario Bank OH a judgment from II. "A. John.
son, of New York. 5l5
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BY THE UNION LIME.
orrIoE, ooilSEH wATHIl AS1 noSRor STREETS
s ATTACHED

the Michigan Southern Railroad nus was ut
taclled allI stopped, for sixteen Thousand dol.
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TINS RTyER -The river was about at q stand
yesterday, bnt ii was thought the heavy rams
would cause.-the stream to7cOmmence swelling.
The Nat Holmes got of the bar at the Sisters
sometime during Wednesday night and was ut
tao wh4rc yssserday morning. She left for ST.
L iuis.
The 5. P. Hibberd left last evening for ST.
Louis.
The Convoy has gone to Pittsburgh forre
pairs.
steamboat pilot named John Jackson, from
Port Byron, in Illinois, was killed on the 2lst
inst, at st. Paul, Wis. 1t appears that he had
been drinking at saloon, and was unable to
pay for his liquor, wherelpon tho saloon keeper
and Others beat aud kicked him, SO that he died
soon after. Several persons have been arrested.
UNDRR the hcad.o "Daring Steamboat Rob-
berry" the st. Lous Leader relates the follow
ing:
Yesterday morning early, soon after the ar
rival ofthe steamer SOutherticr, from Memphis
Mr.. Thomas A. Baker, Of tile honse Of Young,
Brothers & Co, got up, put ON his pants and
went into the wasIl-rOUm, leaving his money
under the pillow Of his bed, and his gold watch
and chain, DC, in the pocket of his vest, hang
ing behind the door ofhisstaterootn, No. SO.
On reforming shortly afterwards he found
some bold thief had entered and carried off mon.
ey, watch and all.
An exchange paper recently inserted the fol-
lowing advertisement:
Wanted at this Office, Two DEvILs, Of good
moral claraettri 81
EYE AND EAn-Dr. j. L. Smith, of Dalti-
more, is stopping for few days at the Monroe
House in this city, and will operate upon those
affected with eye or ear disease. His remedies
are painless, and always successful Give him
a call.
Dr. S. will be absent from the city on profess
sional business until the goth of August, when
he will return and be pleased to accommodate
those who may be in need of his services.
| ----t.eao.S-a--
If all our readers who are troubled with Liv-
er Complaint Jaunlice or Dyspepsia, will read
the advertisement in another column of Dir.
SASFoRD's INvIaoRAToR, and then try bottle,
we shonld not see 50 many sickly, despairing
people as now meet our gaze Mt almost every
corner, for there never was remedy of which
so much is said, and that performs so nearly
what Its proprietors say it will do. 3Itcamc to
us so highly recommended that We could not
fail to try it, and trial has convinced us, With
out doubt, that it is the best family medicine
in use. we take it for Headache, Sour Stomach
Billiousness, and any of the little bodily ills
that arc common, and it does produce pleasant
state of feeling to the sick. and what is better
after using it few times, these ills grow lesand
less, and there is n prospect of being entirely
free from them by a continuance in the use of
the Invigorator Now we with to impress our
readers with this, that the InvigOrator is med
icine particularly adapted to family use, and
where there are children subject to little dis
eases, as all children are. it is invaluable, and
saves physicians bills, and an untold amount of
anguish both to mothers and theirlttlc ones
Seioto Gazette. ang3-lm
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SELECT YYAIIl PAPER
i mys j. E. WILSON 4 co.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

AuGTsr 27.-rhc Secretary of War has or
,anizcd an expedition for the exploration and
survey of the river Colorado, and Of tie Nest,
reversing an almost unexplored region Tine
command has been assigned to first Lieut,J. y.
tves,ot the corps of Typographical Engineers.
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|. An exchange paper recently inserted the fol-
lowing advertisement:
Wanted at this Office, Two DsvILs, Of good
moral charQeterl 81
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WESIfEi2N IPESE.2 w CHEESE.
81 inJq9 % y n. REILLY.
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THE Daily INTELLIGENCER
Will be furnished to subscribers living in any
part of the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
week, by leaving their names at the Office,
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lRATELINGt5 1YRAFPkIfS.
VTTR open this morning choice styles of Bacl
w and White check Travelling WrappeIs,
IN. EElSkELL. 4 SMEARlMGEN.
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80 lL1TGHES! lHiTGHES.!
,uPERloR shanghai Block and Round Wood Box Match
y es for sale lnw by j. GRAVES,
AMI Main st Centre Wheeling.
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TRANSP ORTATION.
TRlNsFoRrATloN OFnoE D. 1 o. n.

WheeLiRl Station June 18Th, 1851. (
ON after Sunday evening" June l4h the Passenger
Trains VIII leave this station daily at S1O a. NJ and $3.50
r. II. and 1C P. n. Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily except Sundays) at s:10, A. 81,
VIII receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
stations. zs=45 "a 49,.
The Express Train daily At $3.50 r ~, viii receive and
wood oundsyieS Burton BentOns Ferry, Graf
tom RoWlesbuFg Piedmont Cumberland, No Il w SatiOn
Johns Hun, Nartinsburs, Harpers Ferry, MOnocacy
sykrsviIle and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
TO- NJ will receive and discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations
The Trains arrive follows: The BIa Train ut 4O5
a. NJ; Express Train At 9:2e A. Nj Accommodation Train
at 6:8O p. n. BY order Of
W.s.WooDslDE' s e PSGsE dent;
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NM HlTE Wheat FAMILY FLOUR strictly prime
Wv ticle-In store. lnugtl M..RklLLY
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NV have day opened large addition 20 our stoc
wv of Cotton Hosiery consisting Of Ladie and Mise.
English White uuhleached and mode coloEs: Also, ope
ieIe HEIsKEIL swEARtNGEN.
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E1.;E KNoHAy1sos

GIVEN To EACH PURCHASER.
In eur Look1EGs6LASS DEPARTMENT. InMvth he Asi
variety PIX, MANI. and MASflR MrRnoEs PSE-
TRAIT and -pcfuRB FR1Nks, CoRNlcks, BASES &c,
own exclusive manufsC choice original
signs, not elsewhere to be onlne and OF superior
In our FINE ART DEPA RTME&T will be found
class Impressions of all the finest EuropeAn EnsSaviugs
" III gentrai Of all desirable publications.
a our AIsTISTss MATERIAL DEPARTMENT. will be
found tof superior quality only every requps for the
Artist, Amateur, or pupl.-r y ms
Tie usual dis: the Trade and Schools. Orders hY
le'.er carefully filed ard packed with the utmost
To the economist and arsrous OF obtaining Sup rtor
quality articles, moderate pfees thebove presents
equal ntHEes.-if
= WILL tSiS, STEvESs,s WILLIAMS & CO.,
aniI -ihi-f!6W - 1853 Broadway, New nrs
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LD Rye IourbOn and whisky, in store and
1917 sale at 'ie lowest 1afESy pIei IpyARps BRO.
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TINE Cigars ana Chewing Tobacco Just received
I' sale BY [ie29l UPWARDS BRO.

f1APsI CAPsI-RIGJANz CAPS-Just received lot Of
" Raglan Caps,foF gentlenens wear, entirely
tIele. [ap1Sl s. D. IIAnpER 4 SON.
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Pens! Pens.is! Pens! a!
mn ETH 4 Nc 2

ECElYED this dav rs desirable Cotton AIDES for boys
IGfUear. Iel2l HEISRELL SWEARINTEN
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nRIED IEET1 superior aItIeIs Of Cincinnati sugar
-.lr8l.l..-- DREW q pRAKE.
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JNTE have good assortment Fancy Baskets to which
wv We respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies'
p HivS s'f1asl J.5Et WILSON & co.
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noRT Madeira, lisbon and Sherry Wine, In store and
l. for sale BY taug2nl ". a. EDWARDS 4 BRO.
IGOR YOUR babies buy 4 wooden or willow Cab att. E.
IL WILSON 4 COS They sell theIE cheap ttl0
IINCISNATI Extra Sugar Cured iust received and
" for sale by Iaug6l 80 M.lkAlLL6:
TOAooN SHOULDERS, just received and for sale by
ID aus6 Ell g a n. REILLY.
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LEGAL, ADVERTISEMENTS


he pnlersizned pubIlserS az newsps pers In the city
Of Wh.yiiu1 day agreed hat,We viii not insert
any Of att are III, ga Advertisements" unless
sail ert.sements paid for IN advance Our
orio 6 are, frst te Insufficient compensation for pub
Ii.ing such aiYeFssm and second5 te unusually
large Of losses aecTuiDR from the neglect
Inability OF parties to pay for Of them.
CAApRELL 4 McDERMOT IIntsllReheer.
JOHN T. RUSSELL, Argus.
au7S JAMES b. BINGHAM, TluleS.
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS!
stcfnwny q Sons, N1annfnctursrs,l

81 Walerk Street, New York, V9r
RECEIVED First Prize Metals in COMPETE
tion with tlie best makers of Boston, New
III n ia m n Yurk PllalelphIa' and Baltimore.
Nv sTly0, FIRST PRIZE MEDALS. 1t the Me-
tropoIitan Fair March, 1855. GOLD MID
AL at the Crystal Palace, NJ. ", 1855. GOLD MEDAL
at the Maryland Instute Balt 1876. TIE FIRST PRIZE
MEDAL ut tie Fair, Crystal Palace, New York 1871. a
msng the Judges such Mason Goltstlalk Woci-
Laupt and others St & s. Pianos and Ehout Iron
Frame years, and Swriten guaTAu-
tee given. panos packed and slipped without charge.
Prices mod lah2S71YdAW.
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TIE CELEBRATED HOLLAND. REMEDY

TIE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
DYTS-P-HlPSIA.
DISEASE OF THE KTDN EYS,
= IS IIIIVERi Ot1 NTPLAINT.F
W.EdKNESS OF IMP KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon sordered
iSI'0i[4CH or LITER, l,ls
Such as Indigestion, Acidy OF the stomac ColIcky Pains,
Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Dependency, Oosveess,
lind and bleeding Piles. In alNtrvops Rheumatic, and
IL
scientific pPincISss, alter the manner ~ the Celebrated
Holland professor Boerhaye Because of its great success
United States especially those
faterland seattereere and there the face Of this
now oer it 70 the American public, knowing that itstruly
wonderful medicinal .irtues must be acknowledged
to those persons whose con:
sutioSs have beer Impaired by the continuous use Of
simultaneous eject, ends It's way Directly
fs thrill Tag and quickenin9 raising un the
dropping spirit and, H. fact, nfuSinE new life nndvif to
the system.
The reetpopuarity Of Aroma has induced
many ima MS witch tt public should guard asai'nt
have Holland BItters fair trial: One DO
tie viii convi t7Hpitely spperoritisto alltesr
- -, WHAT IT IS DOING FOR TIM SICK.
have rsaneny used BSeTaye Holland Bsrs and
find 1t Invariably relieves indigestion and debility
Rev. Samuel Bacock says II found special relief from
its for headache, with whci.I had long suf
Cered." u ISL as =
j. W: MCDOWELL, Esq, says: ''I have used Doerhaye's
Holland Bers myself and recomtn It to others, know
ing it to he just whit 1t is represented"
AID jonathan Nicely, eff LowersSt Clair, says: 81 have
derived benefit from its use for weakness Of the ON
ach and indigestion. sft5.lt.s s ttt-r-s
James NJ Murphy says: after several physicians had
my heart and side, arising from Indigestion -
The editor of the Kittanning Free Press CATER
Of the best physicians in the place failed, Boerhaves
Holland Btrrs cured me OF the worst form OF dyspepsia
Erancis Felix, Of the Extract
of Cotee says: 81 know that your Holland Differs
Of the hest medicines in the world fer dsordered
liver.' ~ - DC M. assn 7.
DR.. Ludwig editor OF the 'Paeks baltimore, pronounees
1t medicine deserving the confidence of the public.
Dr.. ElerhaEt the lending German physician Of PGnna,
has frequently during three years. with
marked in dcbtntst the digestive
gans, or Of the system generally.
The of the nous NineRa Factory says: used
myself and was thsrefore Induced to syits effect upon
my WIFE, roubled with the debility to all Of
consumptlve habit) and really 1t is doing er good
than anything she has ever taken.'' "a Us -
NoTICE.-Whoeyerex expects find in this beverage will
be dsappointed but to the sick, weak and low Spirited It
will prove aromatic cordial, possessed
lar remedial properties. .de
at II perbottle orsix bottles for $5 the sole
'rdn rfaRnra \ - 4
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lust RECEIVED ;sodtrey Narrative of the Last Grin
81 nell Arctic Exploring donprice only 80 cents
Canterbury Tales by Harriet Lee; Mormonism by Edde
Hyde; Edgar A. Poe, complete Works Life Of Hen
ry Clay. Also, good assortment of Standard WORKS.
For sale at the Publishers prices, BY
JOSEPH GRAVES,
aug14 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
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nOIIHE iDENIAL PKNFEsSItlN.
JUST RECEIVED

4 : IRON L. Dudley g. Co., PAI.EkIsHgIlGSI
400 BARREEf original II 6vslty Minis Flour. z
+lZO ---JJs-ss--fT pQAHE q fQB0ItJ.s
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DR.. S. will be absent from the city on profess
sional business until the goth of August, when
he will return and be pleased to accommodate
those who may be. in need of his services.
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v. 2. FuSDESBERG, y. A. HuLLlHEE y. T. HuLLIHES
DENTAL SURGERY.

r HAVE very large stock OF spring and summer good:
on hand must be sold to make for fall
winter goods, and Il you want to buy goods at PRICES
Washington HALL All goods warranted % be rs r. pre-
l sehted OF 10 sale. J. II. sTALLMAN,
| Tvp Merchant Tailor.
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Dr. Ludwig, editor OF the PaektI baltimore, pronounces
it medicine deserving the confidence of the public. :
DR.. EherhRrt the leading German physician PGnna.,
has prescrlb frequently during the three years. with
in debiiitael states of the digestive
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CLOVER SEED.
As BUSH. Glover Seed, for sale by
70 fal6 THODuRN e MADDEN.
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HAY.
Timothy, p ton. .1S, o.
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, 2 b'....'' '.'.'68
Dry. $3.50. ......1O
Calf, green ~
dry...... ...-.-....Zu
SheepSkinS. 500. .25926
New, . h..............S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-22

of that constellation which dawn upou the llt-
eraturc of England with the present century.
The old poet lives in Eeat little cottage III
ii,,n.m. rsmi:h, quite alone. since the recent
dealt. OF his wife That dainty grace. which
is the chief charm Of his poetry, yet lives in
his person ard manners. lie is % years old,
but the effects Of age are only physical; they
have not touched The buoyant. JOYOUS nature,
which survives iii spite of sorrow and misfor--
tunc. Ills deep set eyes still beam with soft.
cheerful earnest light: his vcice is gentle and
musical. and his hair. although almost silver
white. falls in finc, silky locks on both sides
of his face. 1t was grateful to me to press
the same palm. which Keats ant. Shelley had
so often claSpc,! in fricndi: warmth, and TO
hear him. who knew them so well. speak of
them as long lest companions. Hc has Gu
rious collection of locks of the hair of poets.
from Milton 10 browning. That thin tuft of
brown. silky fibcrs. could it really have been
shorn from Milton's hcad9 | asked myself.
" Touch it said Leigh Hunt. and then You
viii have touched NIilton's self" There is
liic in hair. though It be dead" said |, as I
did 50, repeating line from Hunts own SON.
net on this lock. Shelcys hair was golden
and very sclt Keats bright brown. curling
in large !,acchi rings: DIR. Johnson's gray,
with a harsh and wiry feel; Dean Swiff's both
brown and gray. but finer. dcnot;ns more
sensitive organization and Charles Lambs
reddish brown. short and strong. was de-
lighted to hear Hunt speak of poems which
he still designed to write, as if the age of
verse should never cease with one in whom
the faculty is born.