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!. CARD no THE I.ADIEs.

DR.. DUPoNCe's GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are infai
BILE removing stoppages irregularities OF the
Pills nothing new have been used by the Do
tor for many years. both and America, with
paralee every case and he Is urged by man.
ladies who have used Them to make the pills put
IIc for the alienation suffering any IRREGULAR
tiles whatever well preventive those ladies who's
health will permit increase Of family Pregnant f.
males supposing themselves cautoneS
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponsbfy after the admoniton, although their mil,
ness would prevent any injury to heaIh otherwise test
pills recommended. Directions accompany each box,
Price 81. Sold wholesale and etau by
LAUGHLINs BUsHPTEID,
Gen'lAgents for Ohio county, No IS Monroe st.
Atsofor sale by t. H. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
they VIII supply the taeat PrOpretors prices send
the Pills condentay ladies by mail, by enclosing 81 to
either at the wheeling Post-ofHce.
N B-Dr. Duponeo's Golden Pills, signature 81 Dupon
on everybox; genuine. For particulars
Circular of Agents, ap25-1y
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Forty young yermontcrs, of both sexes, had
party and supper at a hotel in Bethel, and be-
came so elated that clergyman was sent for,
and four couple were married right off the
reel"
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TINS tax-payeas of New-YOrk and BrOoklyn
sc at the present moment expressing dissatis-
,ction "bothloud and Deep against the gas
ompanies on both sides of the water In New
FORK the Manhattan Gas Company has lately,
y.presurc from without, been compelled to re-
uce their price from s., 90 per 600 feet to
80.
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WATERFORD, Mass, July 25, 1855

= .
PROF. o. j. WOOD: With confidence do recommend
Hair Restorative, being the most ecacous article
have used the Walphene and other prepare
OF the day. all without elect Since using your Hair
Restorative my hair and hskers which almost white
have gradually grown dark; and feel confident, that
applications " restore them to their natural
color also relieved all dandruf unpleas
Itching, among who persPre freely
Il r.
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,5r. NEw YoRE, Oct. 9, 1854
PROF. o. J. wooD-Dear Sir After reading The adver
OF the New York Journals ofyour celebrated
Hair Restorative procured halpnt bote and was 50
pleased with that continued Its use for two months
and satisfied 1t is the best preparation before the public
removed all dandru and unpleasant itching from
scalp, has hair naturally, and, have
nc. doubt, pcrnIare emily
You have permission refer to all WHO entertain any
doubt OF Its performing all that Is claimed for It.
MISS FEEKS, 26H Greenwich Az.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
admired It's wonderful effects. 1t restored my hair
where 1t had fallen off, Il cleans the head, and renders tie
hair soft and smooth-much more so than oil
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, November /, 1851.
o. J. WOOD co., Proprietor e12 Broadway, n Y.and
ia Market St, st. Louis.
eaB- BorSale in Wheeling by
dec4-oms,w = =. LoNA-' q 00 bridge Corner.
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PROF. WO0D-HavIng experienced the magic elect OF
your Hair Restorative drop you this the subject
About years my hair commenced falling on and
turnsng gray fast becoming bald. IiEet friend who
tues; induced il. although had but little faith
had before tried other remedies Ieommenced
using your Restorative in January last few applications
fastened hair firmly 1t began 70 linp grow out and
turned back to former COLOR black) At this time 1t IL
fully original color health and appearance,
and cheerfully recommend its use to all.
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NoRrn RAsr, psnnsylvanla. March 9, 1885.

SIR In consequence OF having kair for several year5
past only gray but perfectly white have cut It short
caps hide It from view; but three months
since induced your hair Restorative, and
Justice say that It's effects almost mAcuOuS
has changed It gradually all Its former sLlendor
COLOR andeft 1t soft and glossy to be beRut
than It when under the influence OF the finest
OIL earnestly, therefore, 1t every lady
decidedly best preparation for toilet Of anything n
the world. BETSY SMITH.
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LITERARY ITEMS.


ALEXANDER SNlTiI, whose Life Dream broke
the stagnation of English literature four years
ago, has been taken in hand, at some length and
with great severity, by critic in the AthcnGun,
who has collected vast number of passages
from the best known poets-espccially BYRON,
WORDSWORTH, and TESNYsoS-p araleliu thought
and expression to the most applauded Smithean
passages. George Gilfllan, Smiths godfather,
is in despair at this exposure.
A PAMPHLET, called Prince Albert-tOhy is he
unpopular? recently published in London, has
already run through three large editions. 1t is
smartly written, but the authorship remains n
secret The idea that Prince Albert has very
strong prejudiccs in favor of Russia, and has
brought them to bear upon his wifc's political
conduct prevails so strongly that no assertions
to the contrary can beat it out of the popular
mind
TUE CURIOUS in such matters may like to know
that the original manuscript of Hoods Song Of
the Shirt, is now in the autograph collection of
gentleman of New York. 1t is wholly in
Hoods holograph, and has in the centre the
round mark caused by its being put on the file.
as 'copy,' in the printing office where Punch
emnnated. 1t came to the present possessor di-
rect faom Mark Lemon, editor of Punch. Five
guineas was the sum paid for this contribution
TO the late Thomas Hood
G. P. R. JAMES announces new novel-some-
where about his ninety -ninth-to be called Leo
nora D'0reO.
LAND WARRANTs.-The financial circular of
Sweeny, Rittcnhouse, Faut & Co, bankers, of
the 18th inst. says:
Land warrants have advanced cents per
acre since our last report We quote the mar
ket to-day firm, with decided upward ten
dencY.
IS fss|is +
g .::. I s. 4ss :
revolutionary Scrip 80. eSH o.
Large orders continue to come in from the
4 vest in anticipation of the opening of the land
fficeS iuIowa, Kansas and Nebraska.
( a bill introduced by Mr.. Cobb, of Ala, is
7 ow pending before Congress to place warrants
sued under theact of March Sd, 1866, on n
loting with those issued under the acts of 1917
nd 1850, which authorizes the issues under
i'd acts to be received in payment Of lands on
,ilroad grants and at public sales. Should this
illbecome law, warrants must, in our opin-
IN, enhance in value
TINS tax-payeas of New-York and Brooklyn
re at the present moment expressing dissatis-
,ction "bothloud and Deep against the gas
ompanies on both sides of the water. In New
/ Cork the Manhattan Gas Company has lately,
-.
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orally inherited yet is possible for those born with
fecy sound constitution become scrofuous, from lv
upon improper diet exposing Themselves epltIe gas
manta from Inactive digestion, all of which impa
the vitality OF the blood rendering 1t thekcned, and
famed, until eruptlons break out upon the surface Of =
body In This exgency nothing 50 eaicacious SAND
sARsAPARILTA to purify the blood, promote health
calculations strengthen Orgons of the stoma
and effect radical cure.
Prepared and sold by A. B. L D. SANDS, Druggists,
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by ]. II. eRUMBAckER-
Sold also by Druggists generally. feh1I-lw-d&w
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CHAMPIONS TINcTURH
III WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
HAMPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SCRoFULA.
HAMPTON'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA.
.HAAIPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL INyIGoRATE.
HAMPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS.
HASiPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used has been successflin CURING DISEASE
a For DIS DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN it IS
RENEDX eRd fRG "a h g;ea in every family
No 195 soUIH PAcA sTREET B4IT 5:,, n,.....
Cured Of 4.a s5 sss SFf s2 5fSoD' Disease
No. q RFelsFsR sThEEF DALIINoRE M, ~,
"Ss fss 9ssf. g SSf ss9 $685. ssSs1"
s case after gears Of suffering mas dstoafsEea her
fsnai saE kff4s g. seS s6F s. e. Ter
boy in the family Of the Hon. W. p ThomassOn once
o@ 9 ss oa
ing over the eyebaIIs produce blindness
cured y FSP2:PSi sss5sfSs 1laS'95 DISEASE
ME- VIM. Oldham Of Baltimore custom-house, suffered
severely eGeeted by Hampton's vegetable
fin''ofe' 'S cS 5i1si IR G9NsURPuoM
Mr. Henry C. VIM had Cough for yearsereat weak
etc had in ALL hve or six PHYSICIANS tried all the
Feta'9 1l Gli 20 Sss FS s zHoTgRE
w S 40 !. HaE RfsS k1Ss Err
4 HtRILE y PR3HE 9 ,: re- s ~ -, 6E
THE SUMMER IT'S DISEASES THE REM
EDY-AT HAND.
HAMPTONoSs YEGETABLE TINC'TU-RE
We have the strongest assurance of the good effects
this medicine in Cholera Morbus Darrh9a, aud Di
stomach and bowels and renders The system great
in combating the approach of Indeed all farms of
.K4ILEToN,s TEGEE4B1A,Es ZzggTyRE. =,
cure DtsptEsia GottglS 4stf1sG bronchial and Lang
46ecfi6ns PdiRa In lie hack SIDE, and Bsesf, ooa-
fsIa I'iies Boisei coniGfats Worms and Serroits
- DELIGATE CHILDREN,
One bottle VIII PSoxe FE y sP sE EpHczyE
Hanpton's Tnc.ure cannot be excelled As beautging
agent IT far superior to any Of the cosmetics q the day
The Of the inpartinE to every muscle that e
elasticity which gvesto All who enjoy health such grace
Chronic Of Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache Of long
storatiye where gentle suant wanted, believe il
superior to all the eorda ever before the public to the
You'd and oh 4ge the Single and Married, We offer the
Can and get Pamphlets GRATIS and see cures.
For sale By n, u BoEnn g Co., wheeling, Gen.
eral Agents.
Sold by MORTIMER. MoWDRAY,
80 Baltimore St, Baltimore,
and 3O4, Broadway, n. Y.
R-prIee 81 per bottle. ts6le
FISH
10 DRUMS No. 1 Boston packed Goldfish,
40 Barrels "a Halifax Herringss
30 Boxes Rcald
inst received and for sale by
deelt ~ lH--1i-.-l-
and
tl w. A. EDWARDS BRO,
deeis Cor. Market and Quincy s.. EheelinE. Va
OYSTERS.
LSREsH Oysters, daily, from Baltimore, by the and
II half can, received and for sale ~ GEO. WILSON,
nov1l
on BOXES Pint Fiasks Jest received ard for sale ny
lou feL9 -LAUGHLINs BUsHFIEED.
IlICKLEss. in jars, just received and for sale by
| / dsrIS W. A. EDWARDS BRO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL HAIIil
SOMETHING FOR THE MILLIoNIl +
PROF.. MOODS
RESTORATIVE

WYE CALL THE ATTENTION oP ALL, OLD AND
w young, to this wonderful preparation, which turns
back TO Its orgna gray nair-coTeEs the head OF the
bald with luxuriant growt-remoyes the dandruT Itch
ing, and all eruptious-canses continual How
ing for the hair will preserve It's color and Keep 1t from
falling to extreme old age, In all its natural beauty We
call then, upon the bald, the gray, diseased in scalp,
it, and surely Tx young will not they value the dow
ing locks the witching curl be wIthoutt praise
Is upon the tongue of thousands.
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REAL ESTATE SAFES
wheeling Island Properta
iaeTTTNTp ca -, ES&I w

rTHIIE Undersigned oaers for sale ali that mar. a,
III Island now IN the occupancy of Wiis-, n Nheeny
Market Garden. He has had It laI out into S Sa5k
ranging size from One and half IN Piye K htlta
lane forty feet vide running through the ec, sfhA
Town lots 10 the head OF the Island IRON the
FOR beauty Of locat0ns and fertility OF sen .bi, ,
Is not SURPASSED by on the Ohio River and In PROPERLY
srous .,btaning delightful location In the de-
VenIentt the city, or to those Wishing engage in con
ness of Market Gardening 1t Offers strong indueenes
purchase. sN
a plot OF the premises can be SEEM on makp.
to the subscriber who VII give every informatio.
tion to 1t; and the terms Of sale WI be TerT liberal Tea
FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG;
ATTY In fact n.
je14 HENRY MOORE Trns,
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For Sale o. Rent.

& HOUSE on Hampden st-ect-severRI houses m O..
n and John streets. al the uetRnarld ~ Sy
the Crescent Iron Works Also store room and S,ea
house on Main street, Centre Wheeling. En1uire a
join DeJcr
fan9-tf At Mr.. LutE--AIarS,t S.
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d 6BEltT PATTERSON, In -ChaneerY,
III against In Ohio Circuit
The Wheeling Female Seminary, 4 els. Court, Va
BY virtue Of decree rendered in the above the
Pail Tcrm 1856, OF said Court viii proceed to sr
Thursday. 1iie 23d day of April, 1857,
at the front door The Court House Of Ohio county,
highest bidder the following real estate, being
2 23, 9G 26I, 26S and 700, situate in Centre Wheeling
IN that formerly known the addition to South Wheel
viii nav the eopainants claim or 1921 40 with Interest
and costs Of suit Also claim of Nehemiah Wright In
said decree inenOued against the said defendant for
- 900 90 with interest 21st day April 1856 TIL
paid and also, claim of samI Gill; in said decree also
mentioned against said defendant for COO with inter-
est 81 COO co. mart thereof from the 2lst day Of june
1884, and 81 900 co. residue thereof the 24th of
January, 1851, until paid, and costs.
TERNs sALE.Tventy per Of the purchase money
In cash, and the balance twelve eighteen twenty
four months the purchaser giving bond with good security
bearing interest from date the deferred payments
the title retained until the whole Of The purchase money
paid SAMUEL IRWIN,
Feb. 90, 1857. Sheriff OF Ohio county.
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Land for Sale.

s4IaaQr1O 0d19.
T WISH TO seIlmy Pam near Wheeling and VII ~
liberal terms, and In tracts, a. nav -
sired.
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~ yrb Ky Wis R3EIISa S 8 e Isrocn.

Wheeling ClassioalT.Acad
n. w. HARDING, Principal.
THU Academy has been removed TO the second story OF
i the Afhenauu Entrance Market street, Southeast
corner. Spring session at the present time
and as the limited OF scholars Is not yet complete
1t Is to be desired persons wishing to enter their sons
should apply delay before the classes have advanced
So far as to render II ineonvenient to join them.
Glasses present In the casse higher MatheInateal
and common English branches. febsl-lw
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esRoLD YOUR JAWlp
trNAHMEONITAH,' an Indian maiden, was the origin
cOmpounder of the "BALsAAI or LIvERwoRT HoAi
HoUND,"a remedy which has received the appreciate
of many in this city, It's efficacy in curing Coughs Cold
Moarseness, &C., &c. ldby
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PIANOS.
Nj nstc md NIusiCnI INSTRUMENTS, Cutler!
KnNinfr GsnnIla.

AM receiving and keep constantly large Stick
L of the celebrated HALLET DAVIS & co % PIANOES.
Also, complete assortment of MELnDEONS and SERA-
Primes, the celebrated manufactures of Onrhart,
Nedham a. p. Hughes Also, SPLENDID Gothic Or
gam style for Churches Lecture ROOMS with four stops
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sPBc1AL NoT1oBs.

Ask your frIends what they think of HANPr
yEcETABLE TrScruRE Their is "legiOn." In Ri
rnatism, Debility, Chronic throat affections, &C. &C.,
soldby TIL LOGAN & CO.,
febls-1W-daw Bridge corner Druggists
AGentIeman living ON Squirrel Hill say
'y wife hes been sorely afflicted with Dyspepsia for
last year. During this time she had used many
cines which seemed to aEgrayate rather than
disease that almost despaired of her recovery Lyi
In the country, she enjoyed all the advantages Of pure
and exercise, yet each day she seemed to be
Batsrs which I am happy to state has completely
her"
cAUrOxl-To prevent imposition, be careful 70 ask'fs
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
B-sOldat 81 per bottle, six bottles for -, by 4
prOprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JH. 4 Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pits6urt
Pa; and by LAUGHLI7NS q BESHFIELD,
febIs-Iv-daw Wheeling, Va.
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OF Esnrases. SSisnlv1s, siIlS niantIlIns, Sc.
IIJI be sold at Auction Saturday afternoon, Mt the
w store formerly occupied by G. Nendel, No. 154 Main
street. large ShaEs Six MRntillas Barages Thread
Elgng, Hontton ElglnE, Laee Collars Black Lace Nes
&C., &c. Sale commence at o'clock p. NJ.
Sale positive and without reserve Tie ladies' are par
tcuariy invited examine the Goods. they
must and VIII be sold. aRo- E. WlckH .,
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Mnw ApvRRT1sEMRNFs
TO- Rant.


,,,,r, .l,ic bouse with store-rootn 49,,
tt,s ~ Wsfket street between Monroe anl n
stres The house aud stoFe-roo'n VII pe p F,a,,Sgs Of
di as the person ren''ns mn M ALFRED HUGHES.
o., corner Of Qainey and fouTLa So
DINE APPLE 6HEEsE resei Enw Ar BRO.
A.La7 corner OF Market and quincy Els
zcf=iI-ITr % 3 sacks, Just received ana
Is for sale By [reb2tl w A ED" N..D-' : 80
UGAR CURED HAais-in store ana IST Al 3 BRO
- feb91 =. . 7;zIT 10
RES lot of Cnrrants, just received ana I ms mo
IRISH Whitkey, prime article; n sI Hpy4Tps Bn
PINE article of brandy in store and 5J fS 9R sSe eo
IA feb2I w a Eo .e-2e : -
VIZ and Old Family whisky, store and for SAFE ~
HI febsi ". =. = -: -,
ns8Fao Corn Starch just received ann Tor sse g,po
" feb21 ". A. ~ !. 80
Az ACARoNI just received and for sale by ms Rt
mi fsLPf ". A. EDWARDS . bl10.
Why l92ka2lsSa 81 7fisIs isToCK.
III AYING disposed Of farm, VII sen :! sI ny 1 res
dence in Ohio county Va, dloinlng npoSn TARFs
Liberty, entire stock consisting o. ,cs E,ai,,1
InpIeTaeAts HoWsehot Goods De-, Among me asL
oGereI viii be the Premium Mare Bellounner, Iase =
WIN Buke, nowIn foal 20 the celebrated morse &
mus Fanny Perm old BuoTrus, out OF Dr. iesl
lucky Whip and TmOleon mare Aiso tnS i5s'
Sam; wearing Tuckahoe horse got by PeaTsons
DR.. Reeds Whip and sever Stesr %
SEVERAL COWS BIy stock Of Sheep consists Of bseedns
Ewes spanish and French breeds oy ny II
me country for neness weight Of aeece alse my New
net toSsetber with a lot of yeRFlIngs frou
my Buckley and Spanisl buck Family zen
Lind Buggy, suiky win variety I ~ oIl ar 1
iiarrows, &c. WHEAT AND RYE IN THE GieoUND
All sums under So cash; OF l0 aud over, lid
eraI credit With approI security Sale to commence n
9 O'Clock A. NJ Ereb2I-l1 DANIEL s. FoRSEY.
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Papoes, NIeodeons ssraplines and Accordeons tuned
repaired and NIL other kinds of instruments generally
with nsatness and dispatch.
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IAND WARRAxrs.-The financial circular of
Sweeny, Rittcnhouse, Faut & Co., bankers, of
the 18th inst SAYS:
Land warrants have advanced 5 cents per
acre since our last report We quote the mar
ket to-day firm, with a decided upward ten
aencY.
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For sale in Centre Wheeling by
feb1O REED KRAFT.
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SHEET MUSIC.

am constantly receiving and keep hand large and
choice collection of Sheet Music. Also Instruction Books
for every kind of Instruments now in use,
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Important Nofica

O1sls z YIN rs Ar, WhoIssaie and IEeI7TT
,oxI-t - es sag ny MATHEW sAIoNAI3B
Webster sfrPst
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ULU RRINE.

discount OF twenty-five per from the aboTePsi
will be allowed to Gums ordering four copies A
OF the above works. Thus; Four engis q
Blackwood of Review, will be sent one address %
49, four copies OF tie four Reviews aud BaekW0od Tor w
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In all the principal Cities AMI Towns these works g
delivered, FREE or POSTAGE. When sent by NAL, u
POsT4oE 70 part OF United States will be but Ien
Iy-fonR Gents year for sRlackwood, and but Foa'
teen Gents year for each OF the Reviews.
N h. Tie price in GJ.sat RrIk,;a aftas nee Pssiodi
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In connection with the above keep the largest stock in
the Western country of the following goods Victims Vo
Futinaes AccoreOns Flutes Ffes Fageoles Clarinetts
Drums ETC. In fact keep article belonging to the
P swBrass Bands supplied with instruments at short
notice.
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the remarks with which he accompanied it. To
scduce a slavcholding immigration to Missouri,
and to erect barrier against the free State i'm
migration, was, We are convinced, on mature
reflection, tho purpose contemplated; and pur
pose more unjust 10 Missouri, or immigrants
from the free or slave States could not be enter
tanned Emigration should certainly be encouF-
aged, but no Partially should be shown to those
from particular section, and no-false pretenses
should be held out like that which promises the
perpetuation of slavery in Missouri.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-12
A MIsDEAL IN LOVE

The Keokuk Gate City relates the following:
Ed. II. paid his addresses to Rosa, the daugh-
ter of DR.. P. OF this city. but his suit was not
favored by her parents, and she was driven to
make clan 'estihe appointments with her dar-
ling Ed. One OF these evrntuated funnily
enough. Ed. was to come 10 the house and
wait outside until the lights were turned off,
and then she would quietly let him in. The
evening came and Rosa thought her parents
never would retire. But after a while the
Doc'sr sought his night cap, and Rosa slipped
off into the back parlor and sat down in the
dark. Her mother, thinking all others had
gone to bed, lighted a lamp, turned of the gas,
and went up stairs TO bed. But while she
was standing in the hall, at the head Of the
stairs, she heard a gentle rap at the door. -
Fearing that the wind would blow out her only
light, she thoughtfully sat it down in the hall
and descended to the door by its uncertain
light. AS she threw open the door, IN rushed
ELL, and Selling her in his arms, began such a
siege of kissing as prevented her crying out for
aid. Poor Ed. did not discover his error until
he had called her his darling Rosa about nin'y
times, AMI received upon his face a blow in
exchange fr each kiss. But. hearing himSe II
called an impairment villain. he incontine nifty
fled the house, as greatly cEagrined as Mrs.
p. was angry.
Whether his devotion and persisrency won
the mother to his favor, it is not stated, but
Ed, and Rosa were shortly married, with the
fullSconsent o. the parents. Iproved in Eds
love making, as it often does in card a misdeal
changes the luck.