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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-08-06

my head. Before had time to think whether
was going to faint or not, l heard a kind ol
splashing about my feet, and casting my eyes
downward | saw-great Heavens! what did l
see? There lay my five dollar beaver, complete
ly immersed in filthy compound of dish-water
cucumber peals 'tater' skins, and the Lord
knows what besides, that had been accumu-
ted in tub under the facnatiRg cognomen Of
swill'
This was predicament for you-what sho'd
do? If Betty had observed it the matter wo'd
not have been so bad; but she had not; could |
tell her? No! Heaven forbid! At first though
OF lifting it out, but imagining the spectacle it
would present my courage failed me- But
then,' reasoned l. she will be SIRE to see it ere
long, and then how she will blush. Alteady
she is looking at me, as if she is wondering why
don't kiss h9r-psrhaps had better not stay
any longer anil suiting the action to the word
| made leap for the door, and was off like a
comet. From thence all was darkness, all con-
fusion, until found myself at home-barehead-
ed-receiving raking from the old man and old
woman at the same time. This is bad enough
to think OIL but it was notthe worst. There is
one thing that now rings in my ears, and will
continue to do so as long as live-it is the last
words of Betty. Poor thing supposing that
had taken offence at her resistenco she called af-
ter me as | shot out of the door:
'Oh, Charley, come back! was only in fun;
come back, do. Oh! Charley!
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t55fiIj5ilS5ii is. 7IIVIIEEL1Nci.

Of visiting the sty I've pub
,,t r. st a; The diHerent CLutehss, their
t,nt IA \ Il nisstiaS u ;hers are any mistake,
viii ,Inlsssssty eorrsetiyn nilh plsasuts;
SssstE6b Conner Aionfos and Byron
Il ia t1,1iSs I.etor. n,ornng services Ius
o,eIoeE. eyerinT,T
Eiscopaitiat Main tf+stt, between Frssand
sesnd, csaiIs WLy,iipg, Rev. Q. K "AaaAn Pastor
Fir.f pTebytsrtt Klv n H. WED Pastor FOurthSt,
n56 and Quilts aud sfssroo
Seoud r. tvtsrJay,, Ssi,s,,r AI-..,
MaTkst tNthtFinEI Ssrvsss morning aud s'
Third Ef tsttdn. Fth nm tsFsss' M 3 9s'Sts"
TaIBslt ss.s tssilAEs RsH. \ N0ODS' ss'''
&c, uiorTs,i sna evening. 81 -t-is-t - t.i 5gi q
EasrA rtan, Rsyi; a VII ras.os sS
bstwssR g4t stsoi. and AaAe, ''''
OVenInEafF ll lG1fsf. ~. -. 4
F5s04 f.thgsi't i'eGpai,. Rev. y + MllsSs'
PASTOR E0ar s~sst' e'0'' y - -
gS.sSs %s.S ~. s15 zgs.s9pa rev
oFpeE ailaIsst e.t Eso.'+ .'' -'s.--
norasns ~ -, ,t,,onar ROW. T. H. Mos.
CRePf7ss ,,ss. Piy,t aud second
OF, Rs.'sF, s1S sssrp,pE Ip, AID evening
Ssn.se - 5ff,t ~ TE Iai,rs, rev A. sTEyKNs
a,oF' ssry ssSrDns aud sv'I,Ts lH,,, inland Rev j.
Hnss.'Se t 5b1S = = - = 4
\. htl5eS't S,l ~, ,,,, a lIs,sIs, Pastor,
Ssse'u,. @ i d R1ts5 sr Third Centre WhsvI-
En.F'''' snn $50 s. ,s9! q b :. ~
1t, Bt5Hof
-, -. =, -.,,,,Isr ~ lIai,pslen; services
y. .i'I5s-. ~. Z, +, e.
Rev. /. r. MocLUhE, Pastor, corner
y i,.,T ~ rning and afternoon
,..,, - {hhy street. bstueen fifth aud
~ :. I, ar0Inr y M and evening
liSlF.t ,,rrs, between Webster and Third
Centre llalgIi ssrylets w in ths porplas' and ~
evening" $ .p., 4 H4,ts, pastor. Gay
Etf9s'ts III ~ 3. ( M t.tno 20
rr;a, Rev. p zrnunE,AN,
%'S = sJs,, 4a,f yri,,ter and Ihird Centre
PAA'oli Asf = sy:,I,sg
WhSenri - ,,,. -, hs,veep N,rLst and
Jtsst@ss -, Sizii N ,iita . 4 II
hAn.e-'- 80. ,,sn c,,.,,s 81, 1u ,esn
Gsfi1qH u 'ss'ti'l 20 S.',s, ~, = " s5ii ls
MoHrpeand 9f&t .lee. %.
,,,IYN tsTFTI f1WSI DIRECTORY
N'l1 - = - = =
ViFEInllIs ledge Nc. S.-s'set' every tua.so.s
-, a. Sfit5S IL a.: n II carr, ,SseIetSEy-----7
Il, -. a. =, "A .Aflsts be aboy eeveFy
FEnHtalsa.. -f9'ss 'f,,-.ii =, n . NJ y ~
GonSss 4.,.lS. 49,. -, : - So = s' 49,.
* E.lA, Ne IE -SIests RG above eve.
y" rttal i,,s-,,.y,. y r, E,hn
~ WednosdIT GGVnlngs ca NiCH1tAAAI n "i
s,,..,, ,3pH .
yvhSeit I.odae No, 5p.-tsetseyeF Monday
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ioOuRAaE AaITRIC4N MANUFACT
u- EUEI.EslElselLtlal lE. e lSESisst 20.
n Writinps IllliitlTs - {.

U
l5CE ths superior Fluid Ink has been befOIe pubic
- nov neSrytTo ears II has ben constantly ganlhE b
uOld Ela!d 'f ~ l''f' ifs'No
DGfHs Tie past quart and plat B6tslG
together with smaller sizes nnunerRb ha2e bcen sen
70 SangEe and Inerdhans IN OEnc!nnAt Loalsve Pits
r Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Terre Hspte Lafayette,
IndIanapos Evansville, FRANKFORT
Memphis, lsnis, SisksbpEH Jackson, kAtcbe
and New Orleans. hss also been adopted Ge State De-
o. Kentucky Tennessee ssissipp %
taken three first class Diplomas Instlturs
Cincinnati and Eonlsvi four pFe Aa32
and Illinois. iT ~ lf!f iit 3I attEs
Tie following merchants bankers, &e IN W1,eGlIa1
totore using AfoldS Ink have p1retSs 81 Batl
Keeper rilinE Flnd:lu 95 sEiiod bag bfsi
hank Bahkos 10
ring Company; County Cork Ohio CNnnty NntiolaI
graph once: gal,lrnaa apl Oslo RSiif6ad oaeS MrLnr
I!onse Kelly LIelegeS ri Co; Russell AeASee aoedssSsy
Royd; RoEa OF; Oliver PScs Jts H 5us kCa Lsab-sdt
Pcrsaie tfioe bHei 10 f1S5 8i1s OIL
oeSo. = LAABDIS. eILBERsoN. AGO., .
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iJrC EftJSOR REIsSPONDENTS

LETTERS gsubieTiptlon advertising other A.
alcial buS the Intel StneeT, should be addressed TO
ttsIs e0rrnng the editorial department Of the papeI
Ihodid IL she Editora, jointly OF to either Que
CsiseIs aus arltHE or publications viii please write
MIS- on one 4de OF lhe papeE
and SseuEu qr- pronPt attention to eoTrPondsnts thAn
Aey might otltfNl5t receive. is5L t5.lr r5S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
DRUGGISTS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

DRUGS, MEDICINEo,
CHEMICALS T. EiF,U MERY, go.
n U "A eBEA "A AS Would ANNOUNCES 70 mn
81 tbs public generally, that having PTEes
se the Ie senior partner in the business lately
j.. 0rnlnb0cker 4 SON. be viii
continue the game at ty old stah No. 10 Mann &C., and
would respectfully solicit trusts to merit continuance
Of the libeTRy bestowed on the old firm
He has Just returned from the Eastern Cities aud 10 now
opening well selected stock OF drugs and
CheIcas PeFIuery Fancy articles &C., all 81 Which we're
purchased perseal and with serupH-
to,,s regard % .v purity quality, and Oneret 70
tile pubic ON the reasonable terms. s. .e13o.lyr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
& LEAVE CLEvELANTt

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME.
IN and after BfOad&y, July Is, 1881, Trains VIII
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

II All receiving keep constantly on hand large Stock
~ OF the celebrated HALLET DAVIS 4 cos P1ANORS
Also completes assortment Of NlELnDEoNs and sEISA.
flom the eslgbratra lanufacsorics iCarIar
Nedham and a. Z. Hurhes. Also, a spended Gothc Or
gam style for Churches Lecture Rooms with fur stops
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

~ loiONs+ laal
LEAVE fCLEyELAEI: ,sF
500 NJ Mail Train stopping t all Way Stations,
Al Ptsbiirgh At 1884 p. NJ SteuhtnYiIle 1888
p NJ. aud Wheeling 1t 1855 p NJ.
POO ExtreAs Trsin stopping At Hrdsoni RaveDpa,
KootstoFn, AtWRier, Lima, Alliance, bayArd, Sa-
lineyile, Yellow Greek, and hll Stations above
and below yellow CretE; arrives At Pittsburgh
at 745 r. AZ, .stenbenYille at S2S p. NJ, and
Wheeling Rt T;S5 p. NJ Is ss,!5..,
4S5 Accommodation for RaVcnna ana Way tions,
connecting at Hudson for Gus ahoga FAllS, Akron,
and MlleFsburgh Etf sEais is-==fft5 e
LEAVE PITTSBURGH: ,iitE-- Is = 10
ExuFcss Train, stopping ~ Welsville, attuben.
VILE and points below StenbenI lie; arrives at
Wheeling al I:4I A AZ. This Train d0es not 80 TO
a Cleveland. FrvJsT, ~ = -sstss-f gL II -
9:iO ii SIail Train stops all stations except Ham
Inonds New Salisbury, SnmmitYllle, East Roches.
ter, MOnltFie and Winchcsteril arrives at OlrYe-
land at I:t5 p A., SteubcnTIiie at i9:43 p. NJ,
and Wheeling at 1s5 P 81.
$50 I Express Train stoPs at all Stations except New
2 Salisbury, Lima, Earyille, MRoelSpa and New
burg; arrives at Cleveland at 9:S5 p. NJ. SteubCE
Tifle at 6:9aj P. ~, and Wheeling st I:lj p NJ
LEAVE HhipSEPORT OPPOSITE waEKLINo: 'tf-' 9+
s15 Mail Train, stopping at Way HtlsinDs except
HRmmond'E, New Salisbury, Surnlt = ict EasL lso-
chester, SIoultric and Winchester; arrives at
r-' Pittsburgh 1880 p. n, ond Cleveland at GS
,-s T. II. d Il - d. flz4s..l az s-r45 an.
s4 II Express Train, stopping at Way StSt0rs, except
Deep Kun, Portland, RuEi,5 Run, Jeddoi SPHn'sI
and Port Homer, ScNi:llsburS, IfmN, EarlYiilc,
, aascdonia, BEDFORD anl 6ewburSh; aErivcs st
Pltts5ureh at i:46 T. NJ and Cleveland St 2S6
q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

Pianoes sslodeons, s,rppnes nd AccordeSns, tuned
and required, and all other kinds instruments generally
with heatuesS and dispatch. q 2l'HHH{t isFs tfIa't.
Z sD-All goods warrantcd at this establishment. tlIfJ
q; lcc20 hi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
No, Q WashinPton HeII..7

TAKE pleasure In Informing friends patron Il
Mcsng and ts vlGiniy and tie eitiAVpS F4 hS III
haye 3uss received the arge9t ansst anS best sscf1
stock Of Cloths, OAsitEea aud ftstlhE, for EpFItk
summer wear thatJ have citizens OF
Wheeling and Nicpityg all Of which lam prepared 10 st
TO order In te laesssnd nost approved style and sea
Tesebted or no sale.
hsSe also just reeeived largo M
ing Goods such as Ehts coored; and p1arS!Ase 6AIts
sna end sI,s Collars slls Cotton and Msriho unae
Etrchirts. EuSpenders siK Cotton Isle hall Iost
black and eolOSed Kid ileye5 brst
plain black and fancy Stocks fles, OeYHLs, &c. Ac.
yfiaUc5 irsSvts sdl tfE4-jiII afALIsdNH,iia t1aI
nh28 Merchant Tailor Ne s Wasa!nstaa liall. L.. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

4 hG EsynckDuTE Hose and fire Imnnruhce
GonlPnny of Lynch burg, Va. i,FtiI
CAPITAL SlUJ Uuv Tl take risks Apd promptly adjust
7 j and pay Losses. wAl. 7. sELBH, .
jane9j -1E6 pa i'a!lal 09. Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

CONNECTIONS are made BY hllTroush TralnI AS
At Pittsburgh, With Pennsylvana Railroad, for Phadel.
lphIu Baltimore, New York and Bbston. Z. ~ ~ -,
Cleveland with TrAins and Sletnprs for Toledo, De-
tro Chicago, anthc North estS ALSO rie1 DnnIrEr
DuTalo, Niagara Fails, and Canada.
AtSeubeitle Ieir with the SteubenYile and Indt-a
ana and Ohio Cadk Coshoeton New
ark, Bsrresyile, Zsnesvie, WILMINGTON Colnla'
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and st. Louis.
At Wheeling, with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for
Cumberland, Harpers Ferry, Balspore, and WaqngfOn4
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SITUATIONS 1GUARANTERpl
S UMMBR ARRAN GEMEN rs.

2 Y NI NJ II n II M y v u NJ y y I 8.
ITO TiInSE WHO ENTER MY. INSTITUTE, OR REMIT
- y Inc me $50, aud uus stcyrs GUARANTEE SCHOLAR.
upon athororgh course Of Denble Enry Book
keefns and It's Coatte ranehGSI lucrative
loyiehtin GommcrciAi ar laI King Accountants
within ninety days after their dnadt else the will
lUnS and thus realize
Free Tn1tioM. or LticrnIiY We Slim IiOHR.
Graduntes iron this Institution now hng RESPONSE
5le and positions Cashiers, Book keepers and
Railroad Ohce Crks different sections of the country
and are being preferred by business men to Graduates
any otheE iereante College thence the above unpaFil
eled Inducements which nothing but Superiority
Of my fnstrco and Training my students for
bnsiness life would Warrant ,a"Elaf lG3 Ftt'43f ~
TIC Pfigetpak SG kis Institution has been practical
e ionge 4ertod thGn dHyothe! ItGr'er
Adress the undersigned for frtthaf pa articuars
imyg ;q..-,l4 SVRl. ". q HANG ER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

hr Western country Of the following g0ods Victims Ilo.
LincsuQes oqhe HHsSes, Guitars, Banoes bOrfneS
Drums etc fact Keep every teie bebhglng 70 the
P;s--Brass Raads supplied with Instruments at short
notice. ~. 80,
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MON Dl.A "a y MORNING.
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & wheel
5 ing Railroad.

4a11;liil
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s .''l- Life insurance.
HE undersigned will Take applications for life Polcles
in the United SRtss Life Insurance Annuity & Trust
Company Of philadelphia ss.. flt ..rt i. IL I
Assets
Estiniated value annual premiums. $50 24 0O
W,sSiinv o. 1881 fianpS VA y sEiiSe;i aren,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

I t5irT fl1I SsfIEI1sI VIUHIC-.uOi - 1l9o
am constantly receiving aud KEEP hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music Also Instruction Books
for evetys kihu Of f IGfL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

HEISKEI.I..l d 5SWEARINGEMi alt
LAVE nov received th ,eptIs SECOND STOCK 0Tt9
Il SPRING SUMNER GOODS reesatly seIeet5d is ~
BY sa0pe Sna pieEHiss tron he Eee6tS
arrivals and elegant designs the ThcyWOuldbeT
srs to call attsutiono Of xshsTe stock so
III Dfess Goods Rnd which; variety SBA
adty Of style, cohbined With cdetate prices, e4ano t
very c6mplste. ~ 2 - = : ~
We nov opened beapul ossofaieat u ssr4sS
and suiuuer press Goods, eppsistlng Of .ts rf.t -
kick Rio1hced GTenb dhes, 9Fte9 1iD5rl-fl }lll 20
HRy9dGEe Rtoupceti BeEeEeS, - ...,t..,
L "Ht tll BRyddtte Ft0dheed snIH =. 4u4e tisH
ars algs R6EiskRfE s% sREtasRs. li,Fp
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I -rT,a NSW ArranRemen nC.. III h. 1,Ii,,,,
WOULD announce to ic Sapers, sSl
~ cala, whose pnEnes hare
Tobn's Books, We are receiving ead Pssea
Ito, to call At III Main Wishing
Ihrt peaSe Inay 10
ger tsr copies. ceeesF u
Fs.ns pihis also lac
Stationery line Cheap Book Sorer Ne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Rayc1nS 0t 500 a. Nj stops
Way stations, arrives at Cleveland Al 9A A. NJ
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7. MIsCELI /. A.NEOUs.

.tIsgf 4.f,fsi 80 DEALER M i-it 3u.. tf!e 90
~ ~ md Variety Goods,
= NO. 1875 MAIN STREET..
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Accommodation Train leaves BrdgePor: 4b P. 81 for
eal MeIIsviIle, EtoppInE at al Way stauOns:
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sEPTEMBER 2 ls57.
INSURANCE
INsURE. q oUR IPRoPERT5

I The Insurance Company n
IOF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
lAPtrAL $780, Ocean psId II and Invested, with sur
~ Plds, viii take Fire OiTEo and Marine rlAks Losses
promptly adj9ste1l and paid, bistti is isi fes-
~ onsy nyxt door above n. s. " Bank, N,In street,
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lTIIT7,-.,-. ,-. iI,,s. 3
5AF4ig 9anSs an lolst og shaving Eoap olI
yelcnrtr s, lEbneygf5 rSfi s'tfiags9 7e 1aeNS5sA5
u fNgsk :, "a, ~ .ia.aass. b5Is sTsyaasb4
sHoEeIs AIFrohat ~ - tYrsi'''' 5i'.' 9 i.t'N
i,s Lf .OMnlIlsn fi s46 fslfi ~ ,rt
ibeSi9s Minsdor
eTsy,o,tS JSa ~ SsYnI. a - = 80 - i5ifi0 aIt
Yt!3,i " - @ ,tf5oyf ;ir,,,e ~
s jsin - 4. ~ II. LOGAN & On. :,
~! lLgsl ss:E z Sfsfid III
ICE, CREAM, SuDA,s sb.A1ER,.lIjAA AAIJIES.,s
CONTEMPORARIES Dc
II WOULD hereby give otTee TO- he 6f ft
i and Yoinity thrown 1y JhoiS boufe on Nor
sSIooa M ~ Sss 70 5s 2nss1 nso ~ ise CSsss
All hose Who fsYor ne tS = =
stiyei tEta Bossen % fEas anes 6SaS5Fq
10 !hs syI vlsi se Hisb VII fep{ In
s'sEs,re,a s4e Ssspn
a. upon &c sor ne sst wo yeasF,
NJ 49, 4s9I
fAfhk Ess:bEiIs ef'ii sa1g9g TrfaG bSa
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-06

WORKING AND THINKINa.-It is no
less fatal error to despise labor when re-
gulai'H, by intellect, than to value it for its
OWE s;'le. We are always in these days try
ing to separate the two; we want one man
to be always thinking, and another to be
workiaS,and we call one gentleman and
the oil 'Ier an operative; whereas the work.
man ought always to be thinking and the
thinker often to be working; and both
should be gentlemen in the best sense. AS
it is, we make both ungentle, the one envy
ing, the other despising his brother; and
the mass of society is made of morbid
thinkers and miserable workers. Now it
is only by labor that thought can be made
healthy, and only by thought that labor
can be made happy, and the two cannot
be separated with impunity All profess
sions should be liberal, and there should
be less pride felt in popularity of employ
ment, and more in excellence of achieve
ment. --RuskiR.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-06

MURDER OF YOUNG GIRL.-Nearly
two weeks since a, young and respectable
girl named Allen, who had left her home
near Sunfsh, (O.,) to visit neighboring
family, failed to return, and her wherea-
bouts could not be ascertained until
Thursday evening last, when her body
was found in a ravine a short distance
from where she was last seen in company
with two men well known to the police
of Wheeling. Upon a post-mortem ex-
animation it was ascertained that the I'M
fortunate lady's skull was fractured in a
line backward from one ear to the other.
-WheeJing Times.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-06
Forevermore forevermore,
The reign of violence is DER"
Re5gr The BROOKLYN Times contain

Reg The Brooklyn Times contains a
very pretty correspondence, the parties to
(which are a gentleman and lady. The gen.
tleman had offered his seat in car to the
lady, who thereupon thanked him for it,
which unusual event so much surprised
the gentleman that he straightway COM
muncated the extraordinary fact to the
public through the columns of the Times.
The lady responds, and again thanks the
gentleman for his act of gallantry-attri-
|buting the modern decadence of chivalry
Ito the almost entire absence of recognition
lon the part of her sex, of the little atten-
hions which true gentleman is always
ready to accord, and which real lady
will not permit herself to forbear ac-
knowledging.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-06
Valuable Back River Farm,
FOR SALE.

INTENDING to devote my undivided
Il attention to the practice of my profession
in Norfolk, offer for sale, my Farm known
as "noneoak," on Back-river, in the County
of Elizabeth City, distant five miles from
Hampton.
This Farm contains 10 acres, nearly all of
which are cleared and in the highest state of
Improvement. For the cultivation of wheat,
corn, and oats, it cannot be excelled in
Eastern Virginia, and its proximity to mar
ket, together with its healthfulness, refined
neighborhood society, and contiguity to one
of the best Public Schools in the County,
render it one of the most desirable locations
now to be obtained.
If not previously disposed of privately, this
Farm will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of No
vember, inst, at IL o'clock, A. M, on the
premises, at which time also will be sold
about 250bbls corn, 500 bushels oats, large
quantity choice blade fodder, fine mich
cows with calves, carts, carriages, mules
horses, hogs, farming utensils, &c. About
70 acres have been seeded for the ensuing
wheat crop.
TERMs-For the Farm a Cash; balance on
liberal credit. For the Chattel property, all
sums under 500 Cash over, 60 days credit
nego teable notes with approved endorsers
payable at Exchange Bank at Norfolk.
For information other than above, please
address me at Norfolk.
noe WIN. Il. HENDREN.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-06

A Boy SHOT BY HIS FATHER.-A
shocking tragedy occurred in Rangely,
Franklin county Me-, few days since.
A boy was shot by his own father, whose
name is Henry WILDER, and who has at
times been subject to insanity The boy,
a lad of eleven years, was lying sick with
fever, and so low as to be unable to help
himself. Coming into the room, the
father deliberately took down his gun
from the wall where it hung, and before
his intentions became known to those
present, fired with unhinching aim at his
son on the bed. The shot took effect in
the vital part and the lad fingered but
few hours and died. There is no doubt
that the unhappy father was suffering
from mental alteration at the time.
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The collector of New York, and others,
capable of giving reliable information,
state that it is their opinion the receipts
at New York from customs will run up
in three or four weeks hence, to the rate
of 100000 day, and that the receipts
at other parts will increase in proportion.
In this event, then, there will exist no
necessity for the government to negotiate
loan, or to issue treasury notes; the
revenue from customs will be ample for
the economical administration of the
government. Nor will there exist any
ground for refusing to carry on works for
which appropriations have been already
made.
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IMPORTANT RAIL ROAD DECISION
The Binghampton IN. W Democrat
states that trial came off at the Broome
Circuit last week between Mr.. Beebe, a
respectable gentleman, of fifty years and
upwards, and Mr.. Ayres, "a conductor
upon the Erie Railroad Mr.. Beebe had
purchased ticket from Newburg to Adj
Olson, but on arriving at Deposit, he left
the cars, being fatigued, to lay over till
the next day. The next day he took the
20 o'clock A. M. emigrant train west, but
left it at Great Bend, and took the day
express train. Ayres, the conductor, re-
fused to recognize the tickets, and put
him off the train forcibly. The suit was
brought for damages for the assault. Mr..
Beebe recovered a verdict of $3.50, under
the direction of the court.
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Bk5s1 We are gratifed to see the honor
able and manly stand recently taken, and
handsomely maintained, by our Wash
ington contemporary, The States, with ref
erence to the truculent rowdyism and
shameless depravity which disgrace that
city. The press there had hardly done
their duty until the high position taken
by Phe States encouraged them to a
holder and more wholesome severity.
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r. e S U r. GO.

+ AM happy to announce to my many
i friends and patrons that have at last re-
sumed business at my old stand.
am now opening handsome assortment
of Hats, Caps, Umbrellars and Walking
Canes, Buffalo Robes and Ladies Furs, and
all articles usually found in well ordered,
first class Hat establishment, and to our
present stock daily additions will be made.
We have spared neither expense nor labor
in fitting up our present place of business,
nor will be found wanting in giving all proper
attention to our friends and customers and
pledge ourselves to use all possible exertions
to please and to give handsome and tasty ar
ticles at the lowest possible living prices.
Your orders and calls are solicited.
WILLIAM JOHNSON JR.,
No. 81, Market Square.
Look for the Revolving Hat Rack in the
window.
no 4-3t
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Rks- AS our gentle correspondent wrote
us from Washington, the friends of the
drama in that city are making move
ment to establish theatre Mr.. w. j.
NAGI.E has proposed plan which The
Suites heartily recommends to favorable
action. 1t is that one hundred and fifty
gentlemen shall contribute each $50, the
aggregate, $4,000, to be applied to fitting
up the old Assembly Rooms for dramat-
ic entertainments.
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CONVENTION OF TOBACCO MANUFAc-

CONVENTION OF TOBACCO MANUFAC-
TURERs, tobacco manufacturers of
Lynchburg, Va, held meeting Monday
evening and appointed twelve delegates
to represent them in a convention of the
trade to be held in the city of Richmond
on the first Thursday in December. The
meeting adopted a resolution inviting the
tobacco manufacturers of North Carolina
to participate in the deliberations of the
convention. -Ric7tnaond DISPATCH.