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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-19
U'HE EXERCISES Of Mr.. STUART'S
J. CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
y ii be resumed on the LIST of October next Parents
will please make early application.
C,LASSlCAL AND MATHEMATICAL

u SCH00L-The undersigned will, on the first o.
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such course of Instruction as
will nj youth for easy entrance into the high
classes either, of classical scientific instt-
tions. They will use every effort To procure centra!
ana mfurtable location Shockoe Hill. Their
TERMS will be as follows, PAYABLE sEYI-tNSUALLI
II ADVANCE
Latin creek and Mathematics 500
Latin or trcek and do. ....,................... 30
EugllSh branches, ...............,............ 20
Ian taNt I'll
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rLoTHING AT GREATLY REDUCED
~ PRICES Es--MERCHANT, wEisf6Ek 9 81. are
selling very great bargains In summer c,csn,ns
Al ~ sell summer Goods exceedingly low. fox eFes
bargains, cali at No lis Map sssssss;, ss;,svarn 4 IN
aui3 MERCHANT, Wh1sAo" wv
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EDUCATION.
~ p. BURRuSs' CLASSICAL AMI

In the arrangements for the ensuing session. no
Mort La. bVu spared Co render his school still more
sorihy 9th, yC!y liberal patronage which il has re-
,cjyrd fer several years past. an If avs
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CTORE CLOSED.--0ur friends and the
~ public generally. are hersby infosmsa .na,' w.
ing disposed of most all stock of noods Anu u ",
der 10 give our store general oyeTnaaiink ws va
DO closed MP until the early part o. 49,:
at which time propose y open ~. ~ ~
stock ofFal Goods about bong seieeseu " es NV
principal Northern markets
grateful thanks 10 the citizens Of kiehmond fhe ~
5ies IN nartir,lav Of the city and many parts O the
Ssst lar the very liberal patronage they have hvor-
ii ms with during the eight years pasf and hop~cRa
ia.ars 20 "ei'' j. MII.LHisER q BRO.
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Roox FOR TUE BAnr.-The Chicago Times
tells the following story, aud vouches for its
truth:
"There was a crowd in the office Of the City.
Marshal yesterday, where the good-natured
official was selling wood to the poor. Stand
back, all you, and let the woman with baby
have a chance The crowd complied, and
again and again, woman after woman, each with
ba5y in her arms, kept pressing forward to
the desk. The marshal took it cody for while,
loos, and an examination was had, when it turn
ed ont that the mother Was lending her baby 70
her acquaintances, to secure to them the immu-
mites which she herself enjoyed. There. was a
laugh all round, and fresh start"
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s The RAT PoIsoSISG AFFAIR-D DEATH OF ONE
OF THE VICTIMS editor of the Cleveland
F'aindeater writing from Washington, on the
LIST inst says:
''The great wholesale poisoning case excites
much interest hero. The National, the largest
Hotel inSthe city, being oVcrun with rats, the
proprietors undertook general slaughter by
posing them with strychnine They took the
poison and then took to the nearest water which
was in the cistcrn tanks and. wells about the
house where they tunbledin and died of course.
The water being concealed and raised by pumps
did not expose the condition ofthings till 6y
its daily use some hundred or more the boar
ders were suddenly taken sick, doctors were
called, and health officer sent for who were
not long in discerning the cause. On removing
tho covering to the big Cistern it presented the
most sickening sight ever seen. It was literal.
" pacEedwith the dead bodies of poisoned
rats.
Mr.. Lenox, from our State, was a guest at
the house at the time, was taken sick, started
for home and died ON the way. No other deaths
have been heard OF. but many of the boarders
arc still very sick. Mr. Buchanan was also stop
ping at the house and has not yet fully recover
cd from its effects. The tanks have been thor
oughly cleansetl"
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SEDucr1ov AND MunpRR1S KRS1uckY. Dur.
ing the early part Of our Circuit Court, Mrs
Emo and her husband Formerly of Barllstown,
now living in or near New Haven't made COM
plant that she had been scdaced by means of
chlorotor1n, dc, by Robert Ford; that she had
become eaeieNte By him; and that heihad en-.
deavored to produce abortion. Finding itnot
probable, under oil the circumstances, that she
could get any satisfaction at law, she determine
ed to get satisfaction some other way. on
Wednesday last, while Ford was in store at
New Haven, making some purchases, AIRS Emo
entered, drew = pistol, fred, and shot him
through the body, HC died next day. Mrs.
Emo vas arrested, aud is now in the hands of
the officers cfthe asR. 3Grlstopn (Ey.l Gas
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PRRIuNED BREl1u-what lady or gentleman woull re.
main ud the OF sagreeahe breath when by use
Ing the BALM FLowEas as sntiirice would
not only render It sweet but leave the teeth white aabas
terE Many persons do not know their breath bad and
the suect ts SO delicate, their friends will never mention
IL Pour single drop OF the "B1lnh brush
last year. si =
BEArT1Fun CoNPtRxIOS may be easily acquired by using
the balm Of Thousand Flowers" It viii remove tan
P1pes and frecktes leaving Of soft and
Foselte hue. Wet towel pour two or three roS and
wash the face night ami morning.
sHAvISo MAbE EAsT-Vet your shaving brush in either
warm cola water. pour three drons alm Of
Thousand Flowers the beard we'll and Il viii make
BEAUTIFUL much facilitating operation Of shaw
ing. Pr!1e only nifty cents
W.P.EETRIDEG co.,
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN { co. jeii-1riaw
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Ambrotvpea for al.

PARTRIDGE, at Ills and spacious rooms with fact
ties for operating and for light equal to
any In the country, and far superior any the city,
producing these which unsurpassed
in the country. Hels prepared to make Ambrotypes 50
they can be sentby mail without postage Also to set
them in ockes and pins, price Daguerreotypes
Pictures made for cusoers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last iol ages unchanged.
Ankinds of materialsus In the busners tor sale.
Rooms east side Of Main St aboTe Monroe over Marsh
Teylor'snev store ane18
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r,,r,, - SRw YORE, Oct. 9, ISL
FkOF. o. J. WOoD-Dsar Sir: Amer reading the ai,er
" one OF the New York Journals celebrated
lal5 procured haIfpnt bottle and Eas'o
naSh pleased with that continued Us. months,
u u the best preparation before The pubEe
AZ at once removed all danlrun unpleasant cinEirou
sSe' anu mas restored hair naturally, aud, hare
no doubt, peEmHr emily so.
on nave permission to refer tome all WHO enertainaDI
doubt OF it9 performing all that IL claimed for IL
MISS FEERS, 26H Greenwich AT.
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J. D. HOES.
chicago, III, May j, 1864.

nnoa MlLEoRp. Worcester Co., Mass, Nov u, 1876.
PROF. O. J. WoOD-DrnF Sir L take pleasure In byar
Ing voluntary Testimony the ma ic effects Of your
aerinl iSiT Restorative As far back 1885, my
menced falling or until the top If mr. scalp became bali
and smooth MS Glass, and contInIcd to fan for
gaig years, otwithsandIng have rsr many ceetfahd
for restoration. Seeing yOur adyertetni
to give your article trial, my
t9nemspt found after lew applications, that hair
DeCAe nriy set and assumed glossy and beautiful sp
PeaTance hut y the time had quart bottle piy laid
e1u MIS covered over with young vigorous EFoEt q
Nhch Is now from one TO two inches length, md
growing last. fou1s, truly, HENRY GOODRICH
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'!PoRrEas SPlRrT says: a chap down town
wishes to excuse his 6adspelliag, thus: ''Ihoap.
yew vii xcuse mi hadd speilin specially the
littlei's becapsei can't make them emmy biggur
on count of the NIP Of mi pen bCin SO short that
it can't make long mark.
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I'EYnR AND AGUE!

BRRH1TE,s HOLLAND BITTEPs
AIcuAR KktIy, No. III Grant, near smtthaeld street.
says Last July while running on the liver
on plying betresn Nates1 and New orleans.
taksn WIN Fever and Ague POr eight long months
teI was unable to work, un spent ut least any dollars
Tor different medicines but found no permanent relief
Three weeks ago. one of my friends upon my
HOLLAND DrTERs, saying that cUre was guar
sntsed. Atsr taking Il for one week. must say WAS q
have had no return Of the ChEs or Fever whatever
certify that the above statement ID true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond Rousr or r. CsSstor,s roaEto HaR.
mt5-1w-daw' -.
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sands snrsaParIIsa.4Tls voluntary testimony
Of nnLerous citizens, who owc their restoration IN fsob
under the blesslna Providence 10 this celeratea
remedy, proves that for those who iaags under he main
o. rheumatism for the scrosalnps the tloehe and
ui'sHrrd the sufferers from tuors cancers aud absccss.
s Tletlas Of diseased vsra for the yspsp,c and en-
snow every reason forhop Th,usads
casts have been cured By this preparation snd thousands
and tens Of thOusands restored to eal. b. It's
Prepared and sold by Ap. q D. SANDS, Druggists. 100
FULTON Street, New York 'N'es,t'' ~
Sold also by J. II. cRTyNpAoKER
sou also l by Druggists generally. ml8-1w-d&w
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PROP: wooD-Havtnr experienced the magic eBsss Of
your liar restorative, drop you upcn subject
About two ago my half Commenced fan ~ % and
turning gray; was fast becoming bald. friend
h usee your Restorative, and spoke highly Of ls
tues Vas Induced to IT, although hut lItte .4h
y naa trtel so many other remedies commenced
using your Restorative in January few application
tsIensd my hair arlY II began 6lup grow ous7
turned back to Its former color (blnckl At this
tuY restored to Its Original cOu health and appearance
anu oheerfully recommend It's use % an.
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Norrn &c. p..nnsrlr.ni.. No.. . e

Norm East, Pennsylvania. March Q. 1ss
SIR: In consequence Of having haIr for several wear,
past not only gray bat perfectly white have cut II i
ana worn caps to hide II from view but three
SINCE Twas induced to your hair Restorative and
must IN Justice say that It's effects almost miraculous
ioF IT has changed Il gradually all Its former sIndor
20 color and lett 1t so SOFT and glossy beau
lq than It ever when under the influence Of the Gnet
earnestly therefore, recommend II every
the best preparation toilet ANYTHING
tne MoFlu. BETSY SMITH,
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sPRoIAL NoTIon 8.
A LETnEI2.
CURE DYSPEPSIA &a
Rnaon1.n, Washington %. Ami, /,

RrEs9oIn, Washington Co., April rs, 1881.
tsses. AonElNFs = SoWBRAID slrs vas Induced
y 9 Fiend OF nine to anpton's Vegetable T4neture
Tor With which lam aletpd in It's most a9ars
waited aud distressing form. purchased aud used bot
sle, and sntirey eused have induced otlsers to try
AZ most Of Ehem,h not an speak highly and Ioula
say e .o.s who have Dyspepsia, they viii use
19e 1t WIN certainly cure them.
touE,' win srsat FeaPest, 4. NEWCOMER.
nnnO- 4N-'laV TN, LOGAN CO.
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ME Die i
n A1IPToN's TINcrUPp

III AMPToN's TINcTURB
= I, ,,ro ,,,s, -, WILL CURE DYSpEpst,
WIT,Tt C,Trpr o..
HAMPTONS TINCTURE ne COUGH
WILL CURE RHETr,r mo.
1A8iPToNiS TINGTURE n AIlSN.
WILL CURE SCROP141
TTNCTURE S4N0f eLA,
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEAn c,,,,,
HAMPToN'S TINGTURE N'-A"AelE
WIFLCURE NETTR4I
HAAIPT0N'S TINCTURE 'tAi''sA
WILL CURE SPINAL tyTSp1Sr
TTNCTURE .'t'AsE-
HAAIPTON'S TINCTURE ''s.'lE
WILLCURE LOW SRIptr,
HAaPT0N'S TINCTURE. ny
Wherever used, has been successful in CJRT%c r,,.
after other remedies have failed. 1 DISEASE
:, For DISEASES ASSES OF W0lIEN and cllILDEES !, 3,
GRE4T1REIEDT,a and should be used in ever IL, =. =
nm. WJE. IIEGH ~ i"rtly.
No 1875 SOUTu PAcA sTREEr. BALTlgoRg
1. is IDb1V T1:'.s Si III 1ssF0H' Dt'.''
Atost dread6l case ar SerotiAi Of years. stp5in,,
a' gYsS II 3iss. q 5s sgSo
No. ESQ Baltimore ST.
s eS e9 ss gis he g a si%a sg IT, =
HEREDiTAHFY 's' ScR Sg.f e sIt @e'
boy In the family of the Hon. W. p T1ionIat,,r
member Of Congress from Rentucky Wa n once
from bead to foot HIS eyrlids turned out EF .sl
;DlSPkRSHA, 1ER rOtfS DESEtSE. re.
Mr. Vim. Oldham, OF Baltimore custom. hoy,t.
from these complaints for IS months it body and sSrs
severely elected lie was cured by MamptOn's Y MI w,
- ~ S6VGH eos G6S 81 d.
Mr. Henry q IHinn hal Cough for years-greatrs,t
nsss, etc; haa IN all hys or six physicians; tried a d.
~. RI.NlzipSs.s GEET.iHLE 7ycTyRE
IEE0EFgR No NEl1E IiGiSElES01H 4 TTGI g 81.
TME LyIzGoi'A 70 q dDRE5SST7SS ~ az
THE SUMMER ITS DISEASES-THER p,r
EDY AT HAND.
lHAHFTON2S VEGETABLE TZycTTPp
We have the strongest assurance Of the rool g. /,
Of the Bowels Incident the season II iDrigar1t
stomach and bowels, Fenders the system y
Snse In combating the approach fIndyed all iorn, y;
HAJPT0NS VEGETABLE 7ZYCTERE
ny its mild action on the stomach liver aud kEnsy. am
Afacfi6Rs IIina IN Tie BTcE SIDE mi R %as Lss7
s.tItioH, ScrofLd Rheamattsl Govt NasrGiS11 e. 81
SfSet Con. Worm" md StrTONS b.
DELICATEG YTLDREN
One bottle Will prove Its superior virtue.
IS a FEM.iLE NEOTfYSE
ltnnptonS TIHcture cannot he eXceIed Az le,uisrt
agent 1t Is far superior any of the co,mrfEs nj
Irotueng beautiful clear skin, and giving to the cs
and beauty. " ~ H'" Stae
Chronic Periodical Nervous or Sick Ee,l,cbs =, ,
standing has been cured by u an nysor.toy ava -
storative where gentle stimulant wantI We bslIs,t h
Youth and oil 40A the sinai. and Nrj, Flns, to he
most valuable remedy. " us' vac
0alland get Pamphlets gratis, and Sc. cures.
.r s9s SAFE by tn Logan 81 Co, Wheeling Gen.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOwRRAY
40 Baltimore ST., Baltimore
t8-Price+ Il per bottle. u.s. "'ou'"aE' n ts I
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WArERFoRD Mass, Iry o5, 1s5S
Proc; O. u WOOD: viii. confidence 10 recommend
restorative, being most eicacious article
ever saw have used tine WAIphene and other prtpsra
tons OF the day, all without elect Since using yCur Ir
restorative my hair and WhsEers which almost White
nave graduRly grown dark; and feel confident. tlat
lew more applications will restore their natural
color It also has relieved me Of all dsndruG and unpa
ant itching SO common among persons who perspIre @
J, G.. KILBT
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No hnlr Is too red, too frowzy gray or rusty,
but he made beautifully or brown instantly by the
use wM A. DATCHELoRs HAIR DYE v,tllout the least
injury to the hair sktn WARRANTED. Made and sold,
or applied tr private rooml 2o0 rny New York
BE not deceived Injurious imitation is abroad See
that each box has WM. A. BA7cHRLoR on.
Sold By T. u. LOGAN 4 CO.,
Jan29-1m Bridge Corner Druggists
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I AL EXANDER CAmPBEI,T,

All tiAANDER .C.AMPBEI,T,
A MEZZOTINT Steel pcrfrat ~ 49, TIs,,Gs-s.ze
IN dtstfaSuiqled TheooRiln IsstoTn,er and Ssss
SsllishsS the Marsh II number q ne
LADIES' CHRISTIAN. ANNUAL.
Sketch by the sdltor accompanies The nor.
engraving was sxesuted by John sGrtan, tue
10 Ile world and Y declared to be NC
Of the March nu1,er he
I,j1S' EseCoT iSSstsHIts ~ A S,
CENTS I,ee Sn,, ~ Is ~ g. p
IniIa pfo6f PSr4Ts,tS az rs
Christian Annual Is CENTS Or 81 l1sI jaee,s "
Address JANIS CHALLEN Z SONS,
- - y,,, philadelphia, Ia.
~ Ares IN his
Az Iii rssevs 4sT;
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have used Professor O. j. lYoods Hair Restorative AMI
@ Ke anmTed rs wonderful effects. restored hair
q nad fallen on It cleans the heal, AMI r=ndsrs tie
HAlF SoIt and SmOotl-muCh more Sn than oil.
a------- M Any A ATKINS0N.
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An EXTRAORDINARY .AR41cIp.-Tbe Cbarles.

An EXTRAORDINARY ART1C1R .-The Charles
ton Mercury having read about the proposed
emigration, goes on to express itself thus
But the result contemp --tbe predomi-
nance Of free labor in Virginia, by the natural
order of things and in the course of time--we
consider quite possible
The slave population of Virginia, by the last
census, had increased but two per cent-the
white population some fifteen or twenty per
cent. And, although this must beregartcd as
the combined result Of the continual drain Of
slaves from Virginia to colonize and settle the
new States, on the one hard, aud the influx of
white immigrants from the North and foreign
countries, on the other, yet the fact that slave
labor is not necessary in that climate under the
pressure ofpublic opinion from the neighboring
States North, is oninous for the institution
Wherever the white man can labor throughout
the year on this continent, he willultimatcly, as
things are going dislOdgc the African, and force
him to those more congenial fields of labor fur
thcr South, where lie alone can bcnetitthe world
with tropical productions. This must, of course,
be the work OF time; and we believe all efforts
to hasten such results will only retarl them-
But tanaticism never waits or compromises
When armed with sufficient power, twill wade
through blood rather than halt in driving on its
purposes TO speedy consummation With the
suPiRenesS which pervatles the South, we look.
upon the truthless and uncomproniiSing aggrcs.
slons Of the Abolition party at the North rs our
highest hope for dscntralment and redemption
Heretofore, in the history of AbolitioAis1n, it
has been repeatedly proclaimed that its power
was broken and annihilated Yetit has arisen
again aga and again, only stronger from defeat; aud
undernew issues, which it caII always create be.
comes more powerful aud bolder 1t is now
heralded that its power is at an end. Never
theless, the present contest about Kansas is
most likely to conclude in yielding it to the
North. When this is accomplished, then for
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DIR. MIDI. vAL,l.E,T,s
FEATALEl pERIODICAL puL.

FEMALE, PERIODICAL PILL.
These pills have been used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor also the Iosptls of OF France for many
meeting with unparalleled the
est notwithstanding where other remedies fall.
They act as charm In correcting rregulary and OBJ
atructions producing regular return OF the monthly dis
charge
mild and gentle stlmulant They produce agreeable
exhileraton and happy influence mind and body
Pregnant females those supPoslng themselves s0 are
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage although under Injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUeHL1Ns BUsHF1ELD.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN ISx.
YI1ACTOl2.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN areas nscparable as FIRE and
HEAT ILLUMINATION produces pain pain produces In.
Namation Wherever unnatural heat throbbinR or
redness no matter whether 1t Is by fever hurt
sore poison, rheumatism, piles, scaI burn or sting there
Is Inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion. To prevent min
and restore nature, inflammation be sudued To nc.
eomps this efforts of the physician are always direct
ed Thousands of Physlcans and Of the first and
most sagaclOus persOns who have used DALLEYs
ALPAlN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that It's
control over inflammation Is wonderful and Immediate
instantly aaylng the PAIN neurazng poison extracting
morbid secreons and forcing nature her course
renewing and healing. No burn scad, sore or atment
tWoseverc to yield It's soothing and curing influence An
ply II immediatelyand the cure has commenced.
The Genuine Is enveoped Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of CIV. CLICEESER CO., proprietors and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
25 cts. per box.
e-All orders should be addressed to CIV ClIckener
Co, 81 barclay st. New York. Il. II. LOGAN & Co.
sPss:lm Wheeling, Va.
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AN IMPORTANp
AlEERICAN LITERATURE.

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LAUGlLLINS 4 BuSIISTELI

VFenl Agents Tor Ohio county, No IS Monroe 81.
All borders must be addressed to The above General Agents
they will supply the PrOPrieors prices and send
the Pills eonadeptalIy to ladies by mall by enclosing 4rto
either, at the Wheeling PosE-o1ice.
EB-Dr DuponcOs Golden Pills, signature ~ Dupon.
every box other genuine. get
Circular of Agents. APPLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-11

a NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
we have received small supply Of the sorTu AXERlcAx
or Soar BARK, for washing woolisns silks. Re- i,lopt
changing color or lustre Also, fresh supply Of
nazIns Barber Soap,
Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
English Honey Is
Handkerchief Extracts, POmmmaGcs, &c., &c.
T. H. LOGAN 1 CO.,
-is92s Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-11
A WANNISG 10 BAcuEloRs. Jersy Leg

u NKAIN9 40 DAClIkLoEs.--Ine JeFsy Leg
islatnre citherhas or is about to Iats ian act to
facilitate matrimony," which provides among
other things, for the annual tax of SIS on all
males over IS years ofagc, who are not found in
the possession of = wife. An Editor says he
would prefer 10 fork over the annual ", to es-
Gaping the tax, as by Law provided. lie rea-
SONS in this wise:
'If 'remaina bachelor, shall always he able
To pay the State s. year, but If marry, who
knowns what the state of my finances might be
in this age when Dry Goods is King"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-11

Oh. WOOD co., Proprietor. sle Broadway. y. Yani
ll4 Market St, st. Louis.
~ For sale in Wheelinyby
,... T. II LOGAN & CO..