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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-09
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R.aGS! NSfGS! Bsl1S!
AHANUrACTCkkDb by the Gh.sseo Bag = AnuI~et"
m ~ kAuI,l,,A street, eorrer al CLARK. Chicago.
eix,UY. suCK nnAr, CORN MEAL, Ham. FAR
HHnS OHNAnUR6 AND SGAALRSs,
GRAIN SACKS.
DurnAsheA uu,u the shortest nutiSe, and ut the
sv>Ss market prices. The destgns iof I,ahdine are
zsv ss&s.sai, esd 10 ts surpassed In thus o'"n-
~. '" ". 40"
iv0af tieD.arbor IN street, O0taeo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-09
RAGS AND SACKS.

loo 60 Oeuabasg sAcks. ., IN and ) eushsl
~ ioe prizes. Also,
- eco osamlsss oassoi all s1's. Al the
CHICAGO BAG AANuFACrORY.
.xS7A1m IlS Nputh d. y, horn su-t. Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-09

~ AlLra ~. 2. C1AAas
ALLEN 4 CLARK,
Atiogneys 4 CeGoOeolDrs 1t law.
HoDaetae Iublie. Naatatsals n Dssle (eS
OaesscAvsess AesNN ~ tAsvf6 Oh -
AnsvAvsrs O. 2kssi Ekoss oe1
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~, ~ ase.ssuIAan1s 0ss6y laaap1 - anon9n0
kQsA osal 0Dasos sssosu4; Dasae, 0Gnosp go y y
IeoesE Zeal kssAls u " kia1s baaoAs 80 sol1
eoanins1ee.
A,Ays s.,an , - LaaA y -. ~ p-rs'ssi
aud Real Esisie sstsy.
LssA Y. sssos- hs"sh' end "a. s,A assa.A y
.xJssrt - AUenss
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hialsiS hpr oved vsrus. vsiHshse rUy Dscpssty,
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lna sAaAlo6nD - nea ; s0. T"pe'use VI Atoo -
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d. sueess .shas 0tl1loo . Aseoss. ve8o eoaov
1lssse ~ ttsa 80 v sssssS - ~. exseeeeS
o0U 49,, =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-09

0ACkLOr 4 CO0U1N,
DAvssw.Av, iooA.
41rg1 10:
neasrs. ?. CnoTEAc ~. q O.,
C:ss.ss 4a.e.s :: osuSt:.s NJ 80 "
CasAsss ATLANTIC NAME, n,sten.
ncssss. \. =. Swlsr, bAp, = JOmxsroS, Chpsss
Asess aad DtRis ceil<cs~6 ~ rbureeds r~,siasd
" esy Saes@ ~ 0e1<k ssassa.
Dllns q kxehnne< - IN ~ pslsripsl Ckis
sfsAs UsaieA aaases ~ AsssS~
DOVG HIT .ssEN SO LII
- Mep-y psiss' ! -. kprp-. " Stsh Risr
sLTh cAs - teasA<si % 40 A0s6 b t.siand,
land % WAles, IN sums 81 upcssds.
Oct lJ-Jg. ~4s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-09

e1NuR pastne ship hrretoio.e existing u,.rr
i ss!la Of Nscsi1t, Co.ht, whh-. ~ Fort u =
nuis =. lsws, y shis Asy iis~ss liXwg,ualc nssn,
Fort le ~ Ines. Dr.. ~, ,s.,s.
MA&klOT \ CtRBiN,
Law u wNitE
or. LovSiL WsirG y III continue III hnssar~-
he old stand Ia Port D-sMosnrs. j.n;ss,H
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-09

Alaxanler'S ColorcA Kid Gloves
A YRRsM assortment Of beautiful COLO . re' eive''
"A By 8xVssss, 81 ,.
Z h6d0 WADSMOhIn =,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-09

- TuE u0TIL ~ WALNUT, 20 ssil-> ~e,t OF
uSst0nfS. 81. 6r>t STALLION tsr . ~
8Air~ad. Ths Aou-r |. VII buit snd h stu
s~'i IN natural rsssa'hn IN ~ vsai 10. ssmmand
ing an -st n,tvs view Il W. ssrsvnoisas country.
tn VI tsiiy i fsvstt. ort tor - rssn n darius
thr huntinR ssss'n. Alarg aud cs'mm.N"us statue
v Htsathci !" tue premises. Tr'm> v.ry luw. sni
IOns credit hs part VI tle purchase money vii b.
gwen: rsss'ssl,a sivsn Immediately. Apply 10
Gr3ohf COOK = NAkSkNr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-09

lbWi1y, Fri Wee II y Hssa Weekly.
NEW YOEK-S NJ PritingiiI b 90.
-" -visc..ef Own a Go.
CHIc AGO-Scr.,tn b t,ailsgh.r.
w spencer.
81. IOCIs-J. y. Post
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-09

All II. a. .Iai.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01
YIN ANCuAI..


nIAworpe-rHr rRArs ~ RysPrcrruIJ.! IN.
~ formed that continually msnufscturne and nave
hand large stock ~ diamond jewelry OF NE nes syrs
A arEe ~ diamonds hard Setting done fH
he trade. Diamonds hou sh IN cash.
L uERMANN co, tlf browne sreeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

E,OR sAT.E LOw-rO CLOSE A CON JERr, A GOOD
farm NJ near 90 Mack ~ Y sluauon high
beatty and peasan divided, ny pubic and am 81
fields there three dwelling houses and plenty of bnd
ngs steamboat and there s-rrnsd depot
co9ysrssn Terms ", cay For OsrsnAr' apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.
fyoUrrRy BoARD-A FEW PyBsOrs CAN BE 40
y wcs'chssev county, hours ride from the CITY Hall
Terms rsascnabe Location Long Ialapd Sound Good
a~bns Apply " WIN " JOHNSON, as Houston a.
(youErRy BOARD wAErEp-A FAMILY % THREE
ri price 70 hoard In respectable house H. situasd
By he shore leland nos beyond twenty
" Eve mik distant from the Ciy Hall and accessible BIZ
steamboat Address r. boz Gal Pos o0cs.
COUNTRY BoARD.-rHRwE LARoE ROOMS WITH
~ he ~ sable and carriage house. be had
wsn Conn., IRON the lsh Of June House large grounds
well shaded snd extensive around Adults preferred Ap
ply toll CHAPMAN Jr, ~ Wal street for further paoslsr
fyoUNTRy BOARD wANTpD--By A SINGLE oRNrrF.
" man IN private family, residing the Hudson river,
near rnrped
the city Of New York where he he taught the Englsh Ian
gusse the house must have fine garden. Address stating
All particulars terms &C. John Bell Union square Post oce
None Others will be noticed
<vourrRy BOARp-GooD ACCOMMODATIONS ron
~ two families be had . beautiful location
the banks Of the Hudon less than aud half hours ride
from city For particulars address %. W. W., bon t0o2 Post
office
CTATEr rsbArD- ROOMS IN A gENrERL CoTTAaR
- beautifully situated At Unon twelve minutes walk from
the VANDERBILT landing party " gentlemen family
would End n most desirable residence No osher borders
taken Call Heruns kxpress office, staten Island ferry
Mrs Reilly's, Chestnut t.rove Cottage, l. I.
TWO CHILDREN CAN Re ACCOMMODATED WITH
board by the year private family residing At the
village Fshkl Landing; location healthy. For further
inquire Of William Benson, steamboat cAefonis foot
Of Warren street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

EsOR SALE Oh ExgHAkaE-FOR BROOKLyn Pro
perry gpt.nfd farm OF los acrea; 50 anras of heavy
timber land q he best quality; the remainder In coil
spdor eutvson With growing crops and fine peach orchard
raj running srra%s II water siinaisd about fur miles so
Bound BROOK ana me Delaware Rsrau Canal The line
of thu Centy Railroad Of Ne4 Jersey about hour and
20 minutes fn New York Inquire II ls6 court street.
ner Of Warm. HOuth Rruokpn - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

EO1 SALE In BRoOKtYN.-A KAKE Oh ANUn Sell.
dcm 70 Be net whh-Thai old established closnx
Main srsk occupied and owned BY ssph BRYAN for e
last 10 years. or any part Of The Stock VIII sold, aud
The prs~nt oorup nt he owner OF The building he wn give
lease 70 tho purchaser required Cause Of selling buai
h apchcr part Of the city that requires his entire stan
tos Apply 70 JoSsFH BRYAN, AS Fulton street, Broak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01
SUMMER RESORTS.

WILDWOOD HOUSE WILL m OPENED ON THE isT
" Of June, II new building, designed for strictly
class house Rocms be engaged the house.
kew Yors at tbs Everett House Union square where plan
Of the be and all Information given The
house " suaed Rsritan Bay and hall hour from
New York by The steamboat Ken wloh leaves Murray a
daily At p M and returning arrives In New Yort nj 81
~ stopping At cltnwood each way The house on an emf
about fset from The steamboat DOCK command
ing delightful inland and varying water vie~
Il y wen known . remarkably healthy place, be amos
ciwcd abounds In shady dells, and whts fee hundred
Of be house beanpfu grove VI about my
ap,rg In ts lake of about ten n believed
o be unsurpassed rural resort possessing The
rare oombn good bathing nsAing with
shsdy rroves green helda, pleasant drives. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01
aEsrAURANrs.

pAss' East INDIA PAtE ALE
ID Drawn from the woof
Th. ale has aiwavp been recommended hv physicians
~ the brs, tonic rhnsbcihan Ale Lunch Room ~ Waicr
and a Wall RICHARDSON nAyTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

U,pFRwAN A co.'s ExPREss FOR CuIFosNfA. kC,
aS~ertt,.rsr FREEMAN a CO, So broadway.
r,pyFwAN a CO.'S IMPRESS FOR CAlJFORNiA
Oregon ssrd~icn ssnda ard west cnas o. South Amer
"a nor mail steamer n LIMOS, on June All trrsht tor
ms errresr delivered on or before Ihusday
June A. A. ocDck y. n. small parcels and errs 0ny re
ceivcd on day u SAILING FhsEnhN Wa " D'v~1"@'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01
MUSICAL AND DANCING.

YANKEE NOTIONS FOR JULy-CUT THIS MORNING
Il For sale by all dealers n ~ c~pts
w STRONG. Publisher. g Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01
pR. EpvARp Dowsrs CorrERv.

n
saturday At the onice No ospruee street.
where all subscriptions and commune asps be ~
The proprteors. EDWARD ID. CONNekY 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

CTEAMBOAT FOR sALE-lD FEET LONG, 81 FEET
- wide AZ eet hold; has engines II inch bore feet
stroke with locomotive boilers tour years DID, draws about
II inches wafer fast has fine deco and
cmmodaous; In perfect order and would be sold low
having for her Apply to CALEB 9. WRIGHT. 81
cpruce PhiladslphiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

THE PAvu.Ior HOTEL. RoCxAwAy, LONG ISLAND,
Win open fw he The I'D Of June. AppncAuons
b~ and cot~xes be made ~ Rorkaway o. ct C9
sreeL vAers plan nay BE- sesn- t-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

DsOUR SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, ONE CROWN
Baker, three wheeler WIson all In GOOD order and
tte used; Iapphed tor vD Be cold reasonable fbs
oash ouly CAl at W Spring Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

FOR SALE.

UyOR sALB AT DKCIi KID BAR0AIN-rHR HOBsE
D nssy 9nS street near rshh avenue, 10 nss o.asr.
gao, baths and rangcs Apply address xD Tnly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

NEURRAys HOTEL. AT NARRowsBURo, SULLIVAN
M county. ~ y, sov r.sdy Coz NE reception Of sas
poarders II b pleasantly situated the banks Of tne
Delaware river and the line o. the rev York and Erie
Railroad. miles from New YORK where all trains
Of spending fev weeks IN the w
and delightful Zine hshing and cunning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01
UroR SALE cHsAp-A FANCY AVN VARIETY STORE

IT doing coed business wi library ~ 2ND
Just introduced Sold only ~ The Deins IN
Ohsr business and .annot rive ha FOR part
cnlss inquire At t6 Grand street Price, thousand do
Lars cab
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

GUNNER RssoRT.-CARuAN HOUSE, AT CARMA Ana
- vile Washington Heights, IL ready for The recep
ton Of summer ~rders II 10 plea<aauy sitnaied
elevated position commapdns dne Of he banks OF the
Hudson AMI Harlem rivera and The country around The
aking OF the PLEASANT houses
Tor Families who desire board To the house. d
tachrd choice bar and billiard for the bosriers 40
and boa daily, and ooly drive
from he eity Terms moderate. For particulars Apply
he pr~m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
DE. M.DIe WALLETS

These pills have the private practice of the
PROPRIETOR Hospitals of of France, for nay
years, meeting with unparalleled success-giving the
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail
They charm In correcting Irregular anu
strrctIons, producing regular return Of &c
charge.
mild and gentle smuant. s produce an agreeable
exhilerasOn and happy e on BON NINA anu Dooy
Pregnant females, 49, are
circumstance Injurious
The -,o ',, ,,s te. For sale by
i,n15 LAuGHLINs BUsHF1ELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
Charles London Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is shown by Records of the Custom House to be the
only London Cordan IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others are made here In imitation of it.
i, delicious tonic beverage and by Its peculiar flavor
$50 different from other gns) universally esteemed by all
who use It, 1t is adopted with great In cases Of
DYSPEPSIA GoUT, RHEUMATISM, DRoPsr, GRAvEL, coI4e,
CaoLEnA FRvEa AGUE STRUCTURE DISEASE OF THE UR
SARr oRaAss, EFiLEPsy, FEMALE 1REtsULAEITrEs, &C.
pn vALrsTrsE Morr of New York. letter the pro.
prletor, says:
charles London Coriidk Gin Is the E,sres best, d'1
n ost rstiaJis Extract Of J4niPsr LhGre seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL. GIN is sold by all Drug
gsts and the United states and also are nu
merous poisons cdElsd "London Cordial Gin'to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject amy other offered to
you as You value your hea Price dollar for quarts
fifty cents fer pints. EDMUND G. CHARLES,
nh26-8mdkw Sole Importer, Az Broadway,N.T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
.Ambrotypes for 81.

PARTRIDGE a. his new and spacious rooms, with tae
ties for operating and for Light equal
any in the country and superior to any in the city
producing these beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
in the country He prepared to make AInbrotypes
they can be sent by mail without postage. Also
them in Ioekets aud pins, price DsEueeOypes
Pictures good specimens exhibited
and warranted TO last fol- ages unchanged.
Arknds of materials used in the business for sale.
Rooms of Main above Monroe Marsh
--..--s----s 4nra anzIR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

Crmous DIscovERy.-A copper kettle has
been found seventeen feet below the surface, near
Alton, H., Embedded in vein of coal 1t was
found on Buffalo Rock, on the Illinois river
Some of our citizens think it was brought there
by some Of the early French Missionaries, over
200 years ago; others give it much earlier
date. All ask, how could it come into solid
bed of coals This question none can ANSWER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

SUNRISE Az 10 ExeLlNp-This is Ike car
rying coal to Newcastle, but the Cleveland
Plaindealcr informs us that by the bark vii,
liam, for Liverpool, Mr.. H. G. Lucas, with a
boldness and enterprise truly admirable, sent
out an invoice of his Pale aud Amber Ale
This is bold, because he sends to "a country as
famous for its choice ales MS for its devotion to
roast beef and loyalty. Cleveland ale will be
received without transhipment a, Liverpool, and
tapped by the wisest eonnoisseurs Of the article
the world affords.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
YGRIA HoTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
This renowned SUMMER RESORT will be re-

G=5aA OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Sz5SS This renowned SUMMER RESORT Will be re-
eS43 opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
There s watering place in the land presenting more
varied and tempting attractions than this.
broad view Of Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
Bay, 5 famed by the constant sea-bretze
is at the site Of the rst military post in the
country.
saltwater region ut its doors 9nl
The finest ball room in America, q spacious ana most
pIeas%nt Billiard saoon Galleries. delightful beach
country jaun5 the best faclltie9 forsnS and good
reading room, among the attractions. il
Music Is dsCoursed, not only byts band ppuTtenant TO
the establishment bu Band OF the Cd Regiment Of U. s.
Artillery, said to he the best in the army.
health it Is surpassed by the most secluded
mountain retreat: Tue various army surgeons Of the post
physicians resident In the Vicinity have certified
they "6dpe k7lotUn case Of drs and eEer or
bilious euer to originate at @ totnt CoHoFt ana tadt
Tie face of tie e1rt See their certificates In the Par
lner and De BOWS Review
lot Of the very best DIANDTEe direct from the LIndon
docks-a Importation of the Messrs BurruS OF Nor
Will he found in the cellar Of the Hotel anu the brSt
LIQCoRS OF ell kinds lie had ia the country shall
tolerate nothing Inferior IN any Department. resolved
Kind in the Union JOS. SEGAR,
je15-ln Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

LEIGH HuxT, THE PoEr.-Bayard Taylor, in n
letter to the Tribune, gives the following de-
scription of Leigh Hunt, who has written some
of the most genial poetry in the language:
Leigh Hunt lives in neat little cottage in
HammcrSmith, quito alone, since the recent
death OF his wife. The dainty grace which is
the chief charm Of his poetry, yet lives in his
person and manners. He is seventy three years
old but the effects Of age are only physical; they
have not touched that buoyant, joyous nature,
which survives in spite Of sorrow and misfor-
tune Ills deepest eyes still beam with n soft,
-i,arrfill carneSV 1;eht his voi~~ * r.o,,
ru,,sis.SiI I his hair although, almost silver
white falls in fine silky locks on both sides
Of his face. II was grateful to me to press
the same palm, which Goats and Shelly
have so often clasped in friendly warmth,
to hear him, who knew them so well, speak
of them as long lost companions. He has
curious collection of locks OF the hair of poets,
from Milton TO Browning. That thin TUT of
brown. silky iibers could it really have been
Shorn from Millions head: Iaskcd myself =
"rouclrit,' said Leigh Hunt, "and then you
win have touched Milton'S self There is "a
life in hair, though it be dead " said l. as did
so, repeating line from Hunts own sonnet on
this lock. Shelly's hair was golden and very
soft; Keats a bright brown, curling in large
Bacchie rings DIR. JohRson'S gray with harsh
and wiry feel; Dean Swift'S both brown and
gray, but finer, denoting more sensitive organ.
ization; and Charles Lambs Teddish-brown,
short and strong l was delighted 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.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

DI,Noxp CTR DIAMoNp--A couple of patent
''safen sharpcrs got hold Of a supposed green
horn yesterday, near one of the hotels, whom
they found to be so extraordinarily yertlant that
caution on their part was entirely laid aside
Greeny was ready enough to go it blind on their
safe" but his wife had all his money and he
wanted good prctext to get it out Of her. So
he borrowed gold watch of the sharpers, in
order TO show to his wife as desired purchase
entered the hotel-stepped out of another
door-and sharpers have not seen him since
Y L SIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

Black or Brown Hair produced in five minutes,
from the Grayes Redest Hair by the application of Vs.
A BArcaELoR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
lection and never to inure the skim matter
how applied how long continued. Use the genuine
and harm possibly Mark-the steel engrav-
ing on the box and A. BACHELOR, 983 Broadway,
the four sides ASK wx A. Hair Dye when
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
apao-im T. II. LOGAN CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
/, FsrsuyAy's TKouDLEs on ENrERING COL

+ FersuuAS's TROUBLES on ENrERING COL
trcr.-Eyery one who has gone through the Try
inc ordeal of Freshman examination at Colege'
will appreciate the following, which we ma IN
the Yale College correspondence of the N l.
Daily Times: IT,.
The excitement of to-day centers about mos nos,
Young men who have come hltheT 10 e..e' ~"
loco Their examination for admission com
mcncefI this morning at Graduates Hall, ana Tue
number that has already been reported Tor e e
animation f0retclls a large Freshman class LOT
the coming year. There is n traditional dread
of this examination entertained by all VINO az
proach it, and this feeling is heightened Py me
chaarlass fact that every year, the number OF
applicants who fail and are rejected, IS nearly
as large as the number of applicants VINO pass
and are admitted. 1t is with fear ana treu'ohng
that n lad of fourteen, who has come 70 cnter
college presents himself at Graduates hal Lhls
morning. Those mild professors In spectacles,
and those beardlcss and presumptuous tutors
who sit in Judgment upon three-leSSeu SIo"i
before him. are the awful dgnitaIies that hold
tLo tbreods of his destiny. The lad is confused
and COMPOUNDED ASDREws and SToDDARD'
which he knew clear down into the AblatVe
before he left home, has now deserted his mem
orv. Zeaogkoo's Ana5tsis is Dutch upside down
under his misty eye. DIy'S 1Igebr9 Creyised
edition. makes equal only negative quantity
continually; and cicero ) StOu"9Ae tt'''i'''
,bu tere, Catalins, patjentia nostra.' means
How long, tutor, will you continue to probe
my deficiencies! The poor fellow needs sym
pathy; and he has it from unknown friends
For the new Sophomores having just shed Their
Freshmen feathers, are hanging about the outer
doors of the Hall, waiting for him to escape and
fall into their electionccring meshes. They are
hungry to pledge him To the Brothers. or to the
Linonion Society; and SO, like SYrens' they
would bescech tie tutor to
Flzzls him tenderIy
Bore him with care,
Fitted so slendeTlyi
Tutor, TewaTel
See his lips quverinS,
See his llnLs shiVering,
While the constantly .-.r
Fails his clothing;
Question him patiently
Loving, not Ioathing. f
Frowu not scorntullT,
Speak him mournulivI
Not repTovinGly,
Mark that surprise OF his
those sad Of his
CHANGING so lovingly.
IIa! that slip OF MS
Makes him look tsarfuly;
See that poor lip OF hls
Bitten fearfuly
Alas for the rarity
or ntorie charity
Under the
O!t Is pittiful,
Painfully pitful;
Friends he has none:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
central ohio Real f%staio A.soosn,ion,
COLUMBUS. OHIO.

rTSHE attention Of the public respectfully solicited to
this Association. The property ennnsrsted n the
among valuable In the CITY Of Column
and Franklin County, and rapidly increasing in value
viii distributed the shareholders on the FIRST
of. ANY one become member by the payment OF
DOLLAR, which entities him or her to one share Of
the stock Think of 1t for moment-by the payment OF
One Dollar you constituted part owner Of over $4,000
worth of Real Estate, $25 worth of other property
B-That all may feel perfectly secure, the agents arc
required deposit ali received for certificates until
The time Of distribution. 4. T. HAMILTON,
iy9i-f; Agent for Mheeling and Ohio Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

CHRONIC DIARRHQGA.
have possession the certhcste OF respectable
CITIZEN tesying that entirely cured OF this dread
full disease By using BERHAVE's HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall take pleasure showing the certificate to
person doubling this statement. ap2-1wdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01

FAT1GuEs OF Pubic SPEAKING-The Cub
ernatorial canvass in Tennessee has terminated,
in consequence of the intense labor of speaking
through the summer months-a labor which
few persons can realize who have not been ex-
posed to it. The two candidates, in their card
to the people, say jointly:
That they feel themselves physically unable,
from the effects of the severe labors in which,
for the past two months they have been cnga-
ged, TO prosecute the canvass further, and have
mutually agreed to withdraw the balanceof their
appointments. They both regret the necessity
of this step, but the condition of each is such
that they cannot, without the risk of their
health and perhaps of their lives, longer con-
tinuc the canvass. r. HNTToN,
Nashville, July %. ]. G. HARRls.