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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
oRT, POTTER COUNTY, Pa, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1857.

) Wnat we are bound to some tar dlStan
court, ruled by an elder sun? Whl
knows what grander grouping, by and By
f may light the hollow Of our clondlcs
nights?
And these Comets may be the couri
ers Of our radient prince, whose torche:
flare afar, as fastening to and fro, along
the route we 60, they ever and anon re.
turn with tidings-''the way is clear
move on, and wheel again, and for awhile
are seen no more. \ fragment Of then
route, like an arc Of ApolIo's broken bow,
the Astronomer has grasped in that weak
hand Of his and has completed the orbit,
and calculated the return Of these heralds
Of the king. If no world beguiles them,
and makes them loitcr by the way, 10
here their blazing torches startle the
watching world, true to the prophet word
and again those tidings come to Science
listening ear; "tho highway clear, Oh,
liege, the Sun, pass on"
No blind and blundering wanderers
are they, to plunge among the peaceful
fleets and wreck the craft whereon God
descended, and an Eden smiled. On
some high commission, the Comet goes
and comes; to us who swing upon the
pendulum Of the earth; whose souls a
summer zephyr may wait forever from
our parted lips, it is even as some swift
cloud that drifts along the sky, in whose
pearly and crimson lords there may be
death but what dover Of beauty there
is in the rain; what breath Of blessing
in the shadow; what a token Of hope in
the bow. In Gods good keeping ali, the
sparrow's flight is guided, and the route
Of the falling leaf.
Wandering, they be, these Comets, but
not lost, 1oI their route and time-are
they not all recorded in the books Of the
Admiralty Of high Heaven!
There, indeed, is the stranger, the first in the
seoe
Yet she drives boldly on in the teeth Of the
bree2.
Now her bows to the breakers sb. steadily.
turns:
Oh how brightly the light in the pinnacle
burns!
Not signal for Saturn this rover has given.
No salute for oar Venus, the flag star Of Heay-
en-;
Not rag or q ribbon adornipr her sDarq
1t has saucllY sailed by the red planet Mars ="
She has doubled triumphant the Cape Of the
Sun,
And the sentinel stars without fri,o , INV,
Now, a flag Al the fore ana the mlzlcn un-
furled.
She is bearing right gallantIy down on the
world
"Holm a portm sShow Hgltw "She will
run US aqround ~
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
@. T. ELLISON,

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN. Coudersport, Pa.
respectfully informs the citizens oi the VII
loge and vicinity that he Will promlIy re-
spond TO all calls for professional services.
Once on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
cupiei by c. W. Ellis ESQ. g:2z
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HENRY y. OLMSYED.

successor TO JAMES W. sNTH.)
IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
~ mAEE, Main St, nearly opposite the Court
house. CoaderSport. Pa. Tin and Sheet
iron Wars made TO order, in good style. on
short notice. la.I
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How TO GET A HOUSE, OUT OF A
NHIsKEY BARREL.-Put the barrel in a
secure place, near a spring Of good water,
on the road to the grog-shop, When You
want dram, take the price Of it in your
hand and start to 80 to the grog-shop 90
as far as the spring, drop the money thro'
the bung-hole Of the barrel, take a good
drink of water and return home Repeat
this operation till the barrel is full, knock
out the head, and you have the price Of a
splendid brick building.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
L, r. HARRINGTON,

JEW ELLER, Coudersport, Pa, having engag-
ea window in Schoomaker y jackson 5
Sore Will cary on the Watch and Jcwclry
BUSINESS there. y fine assortment OF Jew
t'r constantly on hand. Watches and
te"elry carefully repaired, in the best style,
81 The shortest notlcc-all work warranted.
9:24
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". i. KING,

SURVEYOR, DRAFTSN.tN AND CONVEY
AMER. omethpDrt, Mkcau Co.. Pa. viii
attend 10 business for noa-rrsldcnt land
holders, upon reasonable terms. Rctrrcn-
ccs given II required. +. S.-NnpS OF any
part oI the County made to order. Y:Ij
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n.ssg~ In 4 dansnIv nominated

aa'~ln denseIy populated German
neIShborhood III Cincinnati, twenty chill
dren were poisoned, few nights since by
poisoned lozenges, which were scattered
among them by two persons, apparently
with some diabolical intent Several OF
the unfortunate lads have siuce died.
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ID. f. OLMSTED,

DEALER IL DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &c, Mann ST.,
CouderSport, Pa. Iv:I
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

i -N'1NNNA'~NN1
breathless that only goes to the neigh.
bors, and flies to the starry cottage whose
small lights twinkle in the outskirts Of
our hamlatS. Who knows bat he has
seen the lost Pleiad in his wanderings
has met Orion in arnor in his way; has
counted the jewels in the sword hilt OF
Perseus? Perhaps he has futtered the
hair OF Bercnice, or paused at the North
ern Grown, or heard the Harp of Heav-
en-, as he passed, or bearded the Lion in
his starry den. Aldebrand may have
glared at the Stranger; the river 20, that
flows through the fields of the Blest, per-
haps he forded dry-shod. A pilgrim to
thc Southern Cross, he may have played
St. George to the Dragon, distanced Pc
gasus and paid court to Andromeda.-
Did Arcturus delay him, or the Bear in
tiInidate, or Sirius turn him aside? Did
he dash along among the Nebule, those
morning clouds of creation, those visible
breaths of Deity? Did lie solve the mvs-
terry Of Cassiopeja and linger around the
ruins Of the brilliant world that went out
like taper three hund,ed years ago?
The labratory of God is somewhere :;
did he pass it, when the doors were aiar :?
There is 4 sinless world among the stars !;
did they see the Comet in their ofing?
And our guest himself; is he solid
globe, making a mighty wake Of light,
and glowing like furnace, or is it mag
niGcent VIII o the Wisp floating about
the Universe? What # it should be an
abandoned world, drifted from it's moor
ings, disnantled and lost, and wandering
like ship in winter sea? Or wild
outlaw madly plunging from system to
system, and making terrific descents up
on peaceful planets, scattering confusion,
and death?
II tins last should be, and the Astc-
roids are indeed the sparkling ruins Of
some pleasant world destroyed by such
yisitant, and the route Of the Comet
across the path OF earth has been truly
OWNED, and our small craft should be
l
Just there as IL daahH5 INTO our unienced
hlghWay-what then! It huge globe
ot granite and red sandstone, why, there
might be more Asteroids IN our solar CIR
Gle, and fragments, like the pieces OF a
mirror shIyered BY blow, might each
reflect the sun, and move IN orbits OF its
own. II such thing conld be, and hu-
man life remain, how wilder than dream
and saddcr than death. The child
playing N the garden among the flowers,
the mother stretching forth her hands in
valn-the garden and the homestead in !
two worlds. The "lie Just parted from
hcr husband might 0e divorced by 4
broad abyss OF empty, nnnaylSabie air
The daughter OF some house and heart, .
VINO went with blessings from the shell
terlng root, would neer ret0rn. Ihc
hunted debtor on one SIDE OF the cleft,
might see his creditors atar, as on their
island world, they drlted out to sea-
-1ay9e' On one small planet OF their own
would be two that love, ior whom alone
the rain should fall, a narrow ribbon Of
green Spring be woven, and the cloudy
bow yet keep God promise good. Some
where, alas upon one atom of the world
alone, Juan Fernandez III the sailless sea,
soul might dwell whose story no De Foe
should ever write.
And such thing might be, that this
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
l. 7. WILLISTON,

ATTORNEY vt LAW. WeI!sboro Tioga Co.
Pa, viii attend the Courts in Potter ana
" Acan Counties. g:I%
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ATTORNEY AT Law, WcllsJoro. Tioga Co..
Pa, viii regularly attend the Cou.t, OF
Potter County. 9:I3
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LOLLlNS SMITH.
COLLINS SMITH. L.
SMITH 4 JONES,

DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DIS. Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods,
Arocer!cs, &c, Main ST., Coudcrsport, Pa.
lU:I
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
VI. ". MANN,

DEALER IN BOOKS Il STATIONERY. MAG
AlINES and Music. y. W. corner OF Main
sud Third sts,, Coudersport, Pa. lO;l
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{. ;. JONEs. LEWIS MANN. Ar. JONI.
JONES, MANN & JONES,

DEALERS II DRY GOODS. CRUCkERY,
Hardware, Boots " Shoes, Groceries and
Provisions: Main st., Coudersport, Pa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
ALLEGANY HOUSE,

"HAI nv I'll NJ. MILLS, Proprietor, Coleshurg
totter Co., Pa, seven miles north Of Con,
F'''' VI u p" tu'T!!l. k)tI. s:44
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(. ". benton.

SUSyEYOR AND CUNTEYANCEG. Ray
Hond +. O., lAHegany Tp.,) Poster Co., Pa.
viii attend 10 all pusIut,a III ms line, with
care AMI dispatch. 9:33
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ARTHUR q. OLMSTED,

/; COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
CoIdersport Pa, viii attend to all business
entrusted to his care. with promptues and
;de!ity. Office in Temperance Block, sec
ond floor, Main st. lOI
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
+. W. KNOX,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudcrsport. Pa. will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter ana
III. adjoining Counties. l0:I
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

. r. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
nam and Second Streets, Coudersport. Pot
ter TO-, Pa. al
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
Business Carns.

JOHN $. MANN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Coudersport, Pa, Will attend the several
Courts III Potter and IL kcan Counties All
business entrusted IN his care viii receive
prompt attention. Office on Main ST. opDO-
site the Coart House lO:I
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geIecte1 4loetry,

SPARE Ny HEART FROM GROWING OLD
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THE POTTER JOURNAL,

PCBLIsIED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By
ThoS. s. Chase,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

10 whom all Letters and Communications
should be addressed, 10 secure attention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30
Moore, Wilstach, KEYS & Co.
~ WEST POUR'TU STR ERr,



IMPORTING srATinNEHs manufacturers Of Msmoran.
dun Pal aud RAnk Books, OF all STYLES, Bible Print.
tfs Book JobbeFl, and Medical BooL PubshvTI take
pleasure IN selecting tie Attention Of Western Buyers Ia
their Lnma4f SOtc Of the GREAT STAPLES 10 The bran.
cheh above Indicated They orF for Cas- and
Bayers, who ven established 9" OnO Qulrci half bound
CAP blank books 10 qurrs 'd bound Ca BLANK Books
AL styles 95A qurSs Drm Hank hooks 2O' quirtt Ne
mum Hank Books goo quirrs QuArto Blank; so gross
Lad Penciajelchhardts Fabcrs, aud other tukkeTl;
2O0 vt0ss hest Steel Pens-rtet import alton; s5l gross
Fen holders; 6O dos Writing Rlud All Sizes 100 ioI Ink.
stAndi 90 doE Aet, all lEcs; $50 gro. Wedding Envcl.
oPes $4,000 Enrelopci all tIcs ~ English Treasury
5ottine LOO rms Engh, French and American tissue ~.
pCr; ~ rms English Drawing Papers; 2O rms Cap Pa.
pcr'; 30 Letter Papers 900 rms bath Papers, all
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Packet, etc. ete 100 dor Books, IAnS Note and Drafts
100 doI Diaries for 1851; i000 MEMORANDUM Books ali
'orms; go d0E Portfolios, Porte. AonBa-s and Buhksr'
Cases 90 Copying presieS Is Coping Books 500 doz Copy
hooks go dog. Copy BOOKS, printed copies; etc. etc.,
This IA The place 70 purchase 10 " buyhg East
sto.s fresh, prlcrI low, and R1rhsuF- saved.
MOORE, WiLSTACu, KEYS Z CO..
unTal q West Fourth st., Cincinnati.
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THL WooDnAx cAsE-The NeN ORLEANS Del.
IA, after reviewing the woodman cas- in its mo-
raj, matrimonial and judicial aspects, concludes
its article With the following reasonable and jus,
reflections;
There Is moral ksrneled in this whole AZ.
fair, like The fablsd jeRein the bead Of the toad
In the affidavit Of Mrs Win the correspond
enee As hr As e1hibited-in the melancholy and
lnuehing,y candid recital contained in the peti.
lion Of Mr. W. for divorce, how much whole
some suggeStiveneSS is found The bitter story
prOciaims that wealth affords no immunity from
misery; that life Of fashion, and extravaganza,
and Indulgence OF every within and fancy, is not
the SuHesl guarantee Of female honor and 'puri-
", bat is 6essi with dangers and full Of pitfalls;
that, after all, eXternalS are nothing when prin.
ciPle is sapped, and that they can only Shine
witha cold and freezing moeGeTy when the heart
aud hons are desoiAte"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30

A STRANGE DErEScE The Caicago tribune,
referring to the postpOnement Of the sentence of
Braymsu, convicted Of post Office robbey in that
city, says:
lis the intention OF his counsel to move an
arrest Of sentence on the ground Of insanity
Il is intended to be shown that the prisoner has
a monomsnia for small pilfering Evidence will
be alduced To establish his bIameless character
in all the relations Of life except in respect Of
one infrmity-thAt Of taking small sums of
money belonging to Others, without motive II
will be shown thal he has executed various i'm.
portant trusts with scrupulons honesty, and
probably instances of petty theit will be ad.
duced other than TIA; mentioned in the iadict.
ment to establish defect ia the mental consti.
tuition ofIhe prisoner It viii be remembered
that the defeRec Of Huntington, the New York
forScr, was based Oh presumed alteration of
this sort
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30
sPE oIAL NOTICES.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
a GOOD FAMILY PILL.

On. TODDs Pills hAyr,G cough medicine, pleas.
berneonpounded With great ant, safe and eIcetua at
care and from the BurSa,- moderate cost
adftFtGk These facts, IN One that can be kept In
connection with their adml.r- the house GiinHy nSd.
iabecombnHiiob, have icihe, and give to children,
SBthem the reputation EhefcS 20 persons IN delicate
they have 6ven introduced, health tsiD hiB and with.
q erins the best FimAgeS out aggrAVaion to other
rus In use - ailments.
Years Eete required byC,N such medicine 4, Dr..
The proprietor tuho hr-- ChApmanS HnARllOCND
been Eaeerssiul prae.N-. HAIsAM.
lice for over - years, W. II does produce that
the city OF Whtelur) to- ErAkncts which follows the
Adn,t the Ingredients o. Nuse Of the cough incidence
these pills which contain Tartar Zine.
bhcd action would Teach-Cle.
ne LiVSr with certainty - II does not eopstpAte the
and produce easy ARdI~ bowels Ike the cough med.
Aie operation on the bow einsS which contain oriuH
They act admirably as an The different articles Of
Ordinary PhyHe, Or A. ~ which II Is eomposcd--Scn.
gentle laxative IN smaller rga LicoFiee, HoaThOuud
doses and are very usciulh- EecampAne, Boncset Wii
ssitNng uo'urenetl ih.N Cherry, Ae 30 combined
DIGESTION, Headache, Codi with tonic and anoiyut
&c, &C. &c. 2. THAT the cough Il lo0isn-d
Ihesv pulf have been In snd toothed, While At the
eior more than 30 year, same time the system iE
and orders are now hiled = supported and the natural
Tom nearly half the States functions Of tue bowels are
In Tie Union, and the de-, : cot interferrd With
nahd 10 steadily lnerrasibr-
..!Aslr merits become morsN ~ Phe, Is cents.
These medicines arc FOR sale by the PRINCIPAL dyuy,,t
thronshout the country.
address your order to 7. r. LOGAN CO., whols,sls
Druggists, and Dealers 10 Trssrs RupPoTirrs Shoulder
Braces. CAtauba Wines, Ae., &C., Wheeling, Va. cells
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30

PEosE-Some newspaper correspondence
female asks the question, what is mani aud
,hen answers il IL tie somewhat truthful, al.
though not very Hattcring style;
A thing TO waltz with, a thirg to nht WITH,
10 take o0e 70 places Of amusement to laugh al,
70 be married 20, to pay ones bills, to keep one
comfortably,
poETW-Another correspondent in answer
to the question, what is woman answers,
An article manufactured by mIliners and
dresStnakerS,
"who wants but little gu her head
Bat much belOV to make he. snrrad."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30
WYKEs'
GALLERY OF ART!!
1875 Main Street, Wheeling, va,

~ The place obAln Llsnsr,s, Of sTsry size Ard
style, the smallest miniature up to sIls, and got Up
10 superior manner.
Trohslong experience 10 he ART and by the use Of the
most powerful insirunen together sih every appliance
necessary produce good pl,tarsI he uoula assars he
PaSls that they eanbe furnished with pictures At this Cal
y superior 70 any taken 10 this country aud sqgal to any
east or vest.
Photographs plata or eSorsd In oil sslor. his ryIs Of
picture can be made any size Up hs and eoorei true
to haturs Snail DAEasrsotyps or Aubrotypei miEnsed
to any size ADD eoOr,d In OIL D. hs process
- ObtAln The oil palnuas via the irutAfsins,s q
Dagusrrsatypt.
Psiare' taken At u' Gallery As cheap as At any other
in the city Every picture dn'hsd In the most durable
nlnnsr AID put Win doatls glass, air tight, ulthou,
uhieh no picture I'll stand unchanged.
oeS-H NV. WYKEs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30

An ARlsrOcnrIe DENooRAr.-Our beloved
brother of the NuscOgeC (AlA) Herald, turns
up his nose thus daintly in the suIjOined para
FREE Soclgu!-we sickcn at the name
what Is Il but a conslomeration Of greasy ne.
eAlaIes, .Hlthy operatives, smdR .f,iC,l farmers
and moon struck theorists. AL the Northern,
and especially the New England States, are de-.
void Of society fitted for well bred gentlemen.
The prevailing class ono meets with is that Of
MECHANICS struggiiHg 70 Be gsIsisei, and snail
ElTp'eri eAo 10 thtir oca aru1gcry: and vet
who are hdrily NJ for association eisi a So9,R.
lrn geatlemaAi 6eiy ssreaats This is your
free society which the Northern horrles arr en-.
deAvcring to extend into Kansas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30
PARTRIDGPs
PICTURE GALLERY |

~ Il atied lp Ia itYls superior to any other Ia the
western eo1niry. Ills RECEPTI0S and SALES ROOM 8,
= feet deep 70 which hshhi bai adaou for
= by ~ feet vim Arrangements ior light and facilities Ss
bic buIiHsis unaurpasssd In ne World lie voud sspGf
euhr Aisatioh 70 the r he eyes hoidnss, and d,
aesns' d eVsTy isAiars he soAsii Of ouae LTodpr
lItE OF cat oui appearances also hs FsassiVs Iosks
glass fleet % Questionable ia TIE DAguerrsotyps
A'S'day pieiars' ssAf siAsrsars saifrsly rorlsis
oa hsisg - pFsaiirs datal, Rlrtridss gssuvss ~
Pli'ons A1i Ne 'ortt' Preieefsd ~ hard sssnsliug
lisA IseoslSI rf q AZ picture, aad e a. dyraL,
a. tAs glaze as'sG
Pstars, Of even Improved ,yi, alds as a,os,r
~ Ladls1 Aad Gsnlsmsa are Invited 10 cali a. iisS
AAin street, Ea'' sds. oVsr Ha'A Tayior Store, wheel
s Va ssPls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30
$40 REWARD.
REMOVAL.

~ horse, nay s;agiom for horse"
TNHE undersigned, ale; returning his thAhts for ihe lb-
rTa patronage which hi frlynlsh We extended TO h,
srhea 20 respectfully annonuce the ublie that be has
the side Of N1n street, short distance byoH the old
stand, where be t PREPARED furnish Livery Stock u
unsAeeptonaGo character. nope 10 be able render
aAt,eon and meet te expectation Of PAtFonSin All
uoV95-d2r z WHEAT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30

How TO HAVE PLEAsANr DRrAMs.-Just be-
fore going 20 Ded, cat two pigs feet and piece
Of oysser pie, wash down with glass Of good
stiIi brandy, and in less dian an hour you will
see n schnaik larger than hawser, deyouring
eight buehaired children, who have just csca.
ped from yellow monster, with red.hot eyes,
aud claws made Of razur.blades!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30

A CnANCG FoG AN TSFERENcg.- passing
down one Of our back streets few days since,
We overheard collo0uy between a couple Of
dhrkeS, aud were just in time to near the fol-
lowing; -"Now. locker yer, Charlie, Jim mout
be an honest niger, and then again he moutent,
bus Il was a chicken, and kuOwed dat he was
bout the ward, tell yer what, Niger, I'd roost
bigh, would
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30
NeT Books, Stationery. SO.

TAMEs 0. ORR No, iii Main ST. hcrs leave TO cali he
attention Of Wholesale and retail purchaser of lookt
and stationary 70 bis Pail stock noW received vr School
docks 81 al kinds from tie primary the hgH College
ClAssc' Miscellaneous hook lAteksuCs Drawing Hooks
Copy Books, Architectural Books inv authors Ni5io,
dist, Presbyterian. Baptist and Christian iyun Hooks 10
various tlss Of binding; Family Bblss worth 20
tl5, Pocket do. Of all styles DuTs book Keeping Apd
Nanks Jenny Llnd Pens aud AlI. numbers Of gIoit'n
famous Pens nov r. rie. Ink tArnoh) and Of
various patents. Music Books VI various AUTHORSHIP.
bath Bell q late RoOk) Albums In crest variety. Toy
B'oki gSrr 20 qrs. Blank books u every variety; Dk-
rci for SIS, Mcmorandnm II III styles over 5O1 ssms
and Note PAPERS, Of drrvnI grades aud quail.
ties.
GOLD PENs-we Wish n call Especial attsnilon 10 our
large and we'll selected lot Of Gold PcHs Having dspoird
Of all our old stock, PEN offered IL HEE and
sAHhtNrib, comprising ainpit rVery No. OF A. Mo.caB
CotcgebrAted Penn Having The largest and hest select.
ed stock u Pens the city, those In unnt Of superior A.
tiee eAnnuttail n be- suited.
We uould call the attention Of n. Idjisfn paSflrHiIr
TO our tioe Of FASCY STATIONERY which We puteha-d
expressly Tor their accommodation knowing that nothing
u abe kind and quality hiss heretofore gsgnkspt la thu ciy
Psair call ADt examine for youTsclFei.
Al ~ the abavr and everything Usually KEPT In the Hook
and statioutry line can nov be had At
JAMES O. oRRH,
itnla vi Main ~ Wterilpr. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30

TRSEn.-Duringlhe progress Of a tornado last
week, near CreAiinc, says an exchange, "Aliss
White, young lady aged seventeen years was
carried by the force Of the wind several hun.
drcd feet and len on the top uf cherry tree.
She elded through @riAl spaer, "lloOpsr aud
all, like thing Of air, and descended upon he
!ree with all the msiesty and ease Of an eaglein
lowering to It's nest She escaped uninjured."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30

KEirT, OF South Caroliua, we notice, Is soar
ing nloft before Palmetto audiences on the
"Study Of Nature" We hope he will keep nj
it He is Of no earthly use il Congress. Ills
constituents couldn't do better than lat MIN nm.
-Louisrigc Journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30

JAMES G. BrnSw diOl III EagleswOoI, nca-
Pertn Amboy n. j., on Tuesday evening. lie
was born in 1893, nj Danville, Kentucky. lie
was widely known as tue An;i-Slavcry candi.
date for the Presidency in 1916. His death
was caused by paralysis, aggravated by heart
disease
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30

Hen ANn ioE CHuEcH.-0ne Of the arEu.
menalNs u.ir splitters lately called on the eisF.
Dmaa - Floating Episcopal Church, and
asked hia liOusly, whether his church was to
be eOnsideged ahiEh or low church, W deptNds
..At,rOly HPoa Ne ride :" was the answer; and Il
Is about - satisfactory as any that niue.tehths
Of those hO'trOuble themselves on the question
could give.