Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01
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Ano4HER Discourse FEou .sTnE HAP or a
THoUsAnp sTRHos The blowing, together
with the WeIlslynoWn sermon On the "Harp of q
Thousand strings published in England as
q yeFitable specimen of the pnlpit oratory Of the
bacSWoOks Of the United States:
Beloved breethering, I'm Tie man what
preached the sarmon which has been printed in
the papers, from the tex, And lie played ON 4
harp Nv thousand strings-speFTits NV Just
men made perfeeki mout as well say don't
take pride IN things nv that sort for in the lan-
guage of my tex for IN lay-I'm anorful sinner,
the chief among the ten thousand, and the one
alteEeether lnyly. Them is the words which
you'll find in Genesee Pm gWihe to preach
without notes, kaSe Tcan't rite, and 'kase /
eopldni read It of could my notes are bank
notes. Of Inch ! have pocket full, and notes
O han9, which shall give % our square to col
leetl when gets back to Indianny, fnr-l,m
an crtui sinner, the chief among ten thousand.
and the one altergether luvly.
This tex, my breetheFing can be divided
into three pieees-fnst -secOnd-th Fust
I'm an ortul sinner. That means you ihdiWid-
aally not me personally Thar are more SINS
nor one lisa sin 70 drink water and catch the
ague WhaEa little spirit win keep you in good
health-'tis sin 70 steal, unless you Steal
awhile away, It's sin TO swear unless Won
swear and sin nOt-'tis sin to Re. unless YOU
ne low and keep dark. Pride Is sin Sum is
proud Of their books now I amt, though I've
the gift and the grit tospeak in. Sum is proud
OF their larnin; thank God I've none to Be proud
ot-ior I'm an ortnl sinner, the chief among ten
thousand, and the altergether luvly.
s second Chief among ten thousand Thar
Is different kind of chiefs Thar's the mischief
the chief Of sinners, and the Cayuga Chief
The mischief means the Old Bow what keeps
the fire Office below, and lets poor folks suffer
In the cold here on aitth The chief of sinners
means You, You wharffats, after de-melOns
amttebuss animals, what live here about the ca
n3WL Look at them ere bosses rise up in Jug
ment agin you, high nv bone, low nv flesh, t1if
hides and short memories; hear the crows caN-
ing, fur they know that 5haf the canaSi Is thar
Will the CROWS be gathered. The Cayuga Chief
IS teller what pitches into my frens the sperit-
dealers, and my other fens, the State Prison
officers He IS one nv your cold water men
who goes for the prohibition law what GouVer.
nor Seymour vetoed. If twarnt Sunday / should
hooray for Seymour-for I'm an orfll sinner,
the chief among ten thousand, and the one al
tergether luvly.
.sThirdly Altogether Iuvly. Different things
Is lnvly. When my boat sWims like duck |
say she am luVly--when my wife gives me no
curtain lectures, lshe has the gilt Of tongues as
Wen as myself say she am uyly-when the
wind don't blow and itdon't rain and It don't
nothin, say the day am luvly--fur I'm the
chief among ten thousand, and the one altergeth-
er luvly.
In conclusion, breethering, If that big pile of
stuns;was one stun what big stun it would be,
et you my breethering were one bruther what
big brutheT you'd be, and if my big bruthgr
should fling that big stun into the canawI, what
a great big splash that would make-fur Imam
ortul sinner, the chief among ten thousand and
the one altergether luyly
Ay breetheFiDg, want to give notice there
viii be some carvings on at this place next
Sunday afternoon at hatf-pa four. when / shall
prove the doctrin that nv all the shells in the
world, the hard shells am the thickest and the
best-tor I'm an orful sinner, and the one alter
gether luyly.
II shall prove that book larnin amt of no use,
my breetheTing, that Fitin sermons and getting
9 celery for um as sin that deserves indemni-
hcation-tor Tn an orful sinner, the chief amung
ten thousand, and the one altergether luyly.
"Breethering, let us liquor, and then 20 hum,
remembering the words of the profit tBe sure
you're right then go ahead"
-=--SsNeet.--
DR.. j. G. AVER, the world renowned Chemist
of New England, is now stopping at the Burnet
House in this city. He has been making
tour of the Western States with his scientific
associates, to investigate their remedial produc-
tons, or such Us he can make remedial. We
notice he has been received with marked dis
tinctiOn by our leading citizens of the Wcstand
are rcjSiced to find they have shown proper
estimate of the man who has perhaps done more
for the relief of human ills than any other Anne
rican.-D Daily Journal, Cincinnati, D.
-1--,.1S.S - : = =
The Richmond South is determined to make
Mr.. Marcy Black Republican It's washing
ton letter-writer, under the date of the 25tl,
says:
"Ihe report which obtained here, and COM
inundated to you some days ago, that Mr.. Mar
cy meditated going over to the Black Republi.
cans, has created no little sensation, notwith-
standing the anxiety of some Of the papers hero
to discredit 1t II has had some confirmation,
in various quarters -5s
woop's HAIR REsTosArrvE-ProE o. j.
Wood has discovered remedy for the gray and
the bald, without resort to a dye in the ohe
case, or wig inthe other; for his Restorative
Will restore gray hairs permanently to their orr.
glnal color, and cover the head of the bald with
q luxuriant growth. We would solicit from our
readers a perusal. of his advertisement in this
paper. HannibaI True AmsriadR ~
GREAT TRoUT1NG.-The Springfield Ardts
says that Mr.. P. A. Rockwell, Of that city, to.
gether with another gentleman, went fishing
on Friday last Ia Granville, and both together
caughtOne Hundred and torey trout. Mr.. Rock
well himself caught one hundred and twenty.-s
This is great days work.
PEhyglD BHRAIH--Ehat lady or rentleuasn zsuid ~
ing the B4IN OF fBoUs4ND FL0WERS as entifrir 1ooi6
teri Many pgFoOns dc not know tbeir hrsaS q
The 5ueet g g delicate, their friends Vim never nvon
Snd wash the teeth night and morning bottle W
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