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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICE s.
STAND FROM UNDER.

RtNoooLD, Nd, June Is, 1858.
hEsshs. AloREIAER { MoWpRAT-Gents: have been a.
neted with he Pies for years. could get nothing
70 helT me- until friend advised TO trytHdmbtsns
Ksgetaese ztHetre bottles, and before
had used them both entirely cured Of histnost
troublesome disease. All Who are plagued Win the Piles
would do well to giye the Tinetare trial.
Yours, most respestluiIy, JNo AESTzER
sod BY tnhi2-tR-laFl H.LoGAN = co.
5ANhnt 4ollanders ihtiIt OF H@rhayc's ii o.
lRndEEBtIGersIt
.; QuIETUs, EitOr Of the sheboygan 8eutss5oat In 4
letter dated September 9Th, 1854, thus remarks-
You WIN obserVe have FuhlIShed seysraI yeeyt,6
Gates These ereot puHs but literally true;
Pss 70 secure large orders, from every Holland settlement
In the United Ssatss.n
g from one Of the many letters received
from the Holland settlements. Surely when Holandsrs
me Holland plttsrs 50 warmly, Americans may
mh19-lE-daE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

This thing Of crowding in upon the very Ii
mited time of the President, and when ii is
chiefly taken up by the Cabinet consultations
upon paramount State questions, is not accord.
ing to etiquette, or generosity. If it continues
much longer, unless he is possessed of the
strongest constitution, it must inevitably break
him down, fol-. no man can stand such pres.
sure, heard the President say on Saturday
last that he hadn't time to say his prayers and
thank God that the next day would be the Sab
bath, when he would have day of rest. ON
which TO recruit hisshattered health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
IouIlTiIie, November /, 1881.

9; =. WOOD CO., Proprietor sis Broadway Us
lt4 Markets.. 81. L0iifS.
= POr sale in Wheelin1bv
sso4-er.,.v TN LOGAN : CO.. ff,,.I., orr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
From az wa,hLnrten unlon.

Hon. 2. KtpwELIs-It will be seen, from the
su6joined correspondence, that at the Democra-
Hon. q, Kidwell was unanimously nominated
for the Office Of Commissioner Of the board Of
Public Works for the third district, Virginia,
and that the nomination has been gracefully nc
cepted by Mr.. X:
CHARLESTON, Jefferson Co.,
March Q, 1857.
DEAR SIR: We have the honor to inform you
that, at the Democratic Convention lately held
in Martinsburg, for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for the Office of commissioner of tho
board of public works for the Sd district at the
ensuing election, the nomination was unaiii-
meusly conferred upon yourself
In performing this duty, allow us, sir, to ex-
press the hope that the action of the convention
may meet your ready acquiescence.
We offer you our sincere congratulations upon
this distinguished mark of public confidence I;
and are, with sentiments Of high esteem and
regard, dear sir, your friends and obedient SER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

NET HoRE, Oet slSS-
PROF.. o. ]. wooD-Dear Sir: AerreaaIns tAs ~ ~
Hair Restorative, procured pint hOe, and rs
much pleased With tRtI continued its use for TO SIS
IL At once removed all andFu and un pleasant
the scalp, and has restored ms hair naturally AID a
no doubt, permar emily so.
You have permission to refer TO me all lo sHssrti7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

a""ds' sars'P@rlIIa The voluntary testimony
under the blessing Pro tdenee to this celebrated
proves thNt for those who languis under the pain
Of the seroulou the blotche pIple and
dngnred the sufferers from tumors cancers and ases
e the victims of diseased ltyers for yspeptc and en-.
Is nov every reason torhOpi ThsusapdSofsuch
cases have been this preparation sn tbousan,
and tens Of thousands may yet be restored to health BY It's
use, =
Prepared and sold by A. n. D. SANDS Druggists, 100
FULTON Street, New York
Sold also by J. N. cRuMBAcKpR.
s9sa also Dy druggists generally. ml,s-lW-d&W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17


Iampton's Tincture cannot be excrlIei A, a l..,..
agent u Is far superior to Of the co4mttrI Of 49,
producing beautiful clear skin, and giving to ~
The color OF the rose imP7rtinF to every unrI tS,
and which givestO all who enjoy health sDrl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

Chronic or Periodical Nervous. or Sick TTea4ash. os,
standing has been cured by itas invigOrstOr AMI
storatHe, where gentle Stimulant Ia EanteI re bJ
gnTsTior to all the cordlals before The uE. 10 ~
1eHtt and on A0e the Single aud MarTeI re SFr -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

a NOTICE TO THE LEAGUES.
we have received small supply of the sourH ANERrcAN
or Soar DARK, washing IYoollens silks, yi,bout
changing color or lustre Also, fresh supply Of
Basin's Barber Soap,
Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
English Honey
Handerchisf Extracts, Pommmades, &C., &c.
4. II. LOGAN q CO.
ieb2S Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

k 1gb5cribeT4 being dearoul IT eiolnr out hi, mn,
~ the trst Of April would say citizens e NJ
anu NE house keepers that lie Is deter.
als stoes o. Goods, Gallery &C. E nj
10 assre The public that bargains are 10 he hSd
loE ~ awning 10 ny line, aud no mistake i+''S
soon or yo9 miss Il, bound to close ont
Tor r rent amer the hrst Of April :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

Land for Sale,
WISH to sellmy Farm Wheeling, and will sell
liberal terms, and In tracts, may be
mehQs z. JACOB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

For Sale or Rent,
HOUSE Hampden gtreet-several ko ases on Quincy
and John streets All near the lIempheld Depot and
the Crescent Iron Works. Also dwelling
House on Main street, Centre Wheeling. Enquire of
JOHN BRUCE,
jnu9-n At SIR. LulG-AIurktt Square.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

VJIs1-
below a 81 ~ 9n a any OF my goods At and
ESQ ouer Tor sale private, the art,r.
81 1s etc. SAID fixtures 10 Be removed 4
anotheF party by the LIST OF ApriI : y e Sse9Faea BY
ezv-Don,, ISAAC Pl1AGER, lis Main Street
morning. S'ssh sAes' every Saturday
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

W hen an5IFish man hrgt tried peach <, he sid
he liked thtit ii6ycf, bdtthe seed 10 had In lis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

SPRING STYLE OF EATS.
PATENT FLEXIBLE BAND
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

plot premises can seen, on making application
% th suhseriber who viii give informatos In reia
ton to 1t; and the terms Of sale viii be liberal.
FRANCIS n. ARMSTRONG,
Lf-it5 Atty In fact for
= rnStpe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
Soft BATS.

0O16.d HATS
~ Eseeiyed avery large Of SON hats on
tle most approved shapes and fashionable cooTE
Asn q Tine Of Cent? YouthSi and Roys clob
Caps. IoF spring and summer wear. s ~
tliS day a IiiI aS5oFfmsTif ~ VsIS;f
" caps & CdhlGl SD. HARPRR 8 snNs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

SHlFR get PAMPHLETS gratis, anil SEE cures
F9s sale BY y. II Logan & OO /, whssitns ca.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

VIM 3 ARR RTT. Propri'to'
Mis- well known Hotel has b.en neEIy ren3!a ,tse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

HATS HATS
this day received lot or those -nendt5
Flexible Ban AIoleskn Hats Of The most fash
stvles Gents wanting beautiful Hat and nfes
Mt win leAse call NJ tle old and ven StSn5 NJ!
milo s.D.H4RpRR 4 S0Nf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

For Rent,
NIE Store Room, Main street. formerly occupied hy
Il George Mendel q Furniture Wareroom. Apply q
deeSl e FRANCIS x. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

SGoc6-hoOmS For Rent
ME Store: In the Post Once building at present
occupied by Edwards Brother retail Grocery, Is
ior rent This room doing amongst the hest i
the LIST Of April.
Also, the room adjoining the above in same building and
feblT-im wEf.5 PAXTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

HAAPTO&aS VEGETABLE TIYcTEBF
BY It's niil action on The stomach. liver ami ktit
cure IySpfJsfl, Coughs, ASthiHG, Br0Rrki,i a. -
A4ectto'ls, ifas IN kks Btek, SIDE and H., -
ScrofLEG RheunHtisn. G0Ut N,HreLSi5 e =
tIa, Etea BolCek Complaint Hor1ss and SSy r. s.
JtkiieS, and all diseases nrt from n,bur. MI @ "
/ OELEC,d T,Es flTTEDPE'V SV1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

Those Ladies and Gentlemen that cannot attend the Auc
tons, can buy from during the week at AE re
Any and every article AT AND BELOW COST BENZ AZ
ternined To- wind up business rs Quick ss possbIe
All those in want OF the greatest bargains had besr can
e VIII SELL close as speedily ss may ~ a.,
9ltoEing unpreeeiente low prices: - - 'H s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
s oaER1 gA1EERsos. = i. gssssa Is. aiz...
Wheeling Island Property

rTIEE .t N ,yb.sltnr
Island now in the oecHpaney Of William Clark
Market Garden. He has had It laid small fields
ranging In size from One and half Five Acres, with
lane, forty vide, through the centre, th
Town Lots TO the hend Of the Islnnh.
FOrbeAuty OF location, and fertility Of this prOpert!
y not surDasSedb BY the Ohio River, and
Srous btalning aueliEtfu location the country
Venlenthe city to those EshIagto engage the bust
ness Of Market Gardening, Il offers strong indueemens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

For Rent,
ROOM IN the Integeneer bnlldIny formerly occupies
by J. u Psnileton, law olee Possession givei
on lat April. Apply at this once. E.tIi-.f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
5 Express to Pittsb7Irob

q. q. 7917lIIlFtf sbUNlfEIIS -
PRItG styles % Pedal, Brnid Ratiand p.5Sors -,
~ eEes4aee Bonnets Also, some beautiful s r ~ -
~ split for ladies aud naIsles, 70 which Ne IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

H4III3IDNIS TEGET1BLE TLycTrpp
this medicine In Cholera 8loTbns, DIaFrhu1 aud
Of the Bowels incident to the season. II invis ASS
stomach and bowels, and rel ders the system s y
5nes In combating the approach Of indeed an i95 y,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
WASHINGTON HALL
HOOK, Periodical. Variety, Music SrOr
and Nova DepOT.
@Sq3

INST opening, new PTANoa ana siELoDEoNs. f-on
Boston manufactures, warranted in every respect
Good as any in the World.
Also, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and NIJsTOAT, Goops
Of every description oil which oGer lower than can
be bought In The vicinity at either Wholesale or
NV list Of Fancy and Variety Goods embraces eyerv
description Of te useful Ornamental adapted 10 ne
season New publications, Periodicals and Pars sheet
Music, EnEraytnEs Itlographs Gut Frames and Mould
SEES, Steel Goods, Reficulcs and 80 s" "a
An endleaH variety of Fancy Goods.
u have also just OPENED RSPLENDlD ASSORTMENT ot
WATCHES. CLOCKS, AND JE:V1EERY
Just selected from the New York market BY eompttEn
person. who viii be happy te walt all who favor me vim
with neAtneSs. - .SP@ttttSu
TO persons huying at wholesale Teachers r. gsat -
duceme nts will be offered in prices - etSes ~
The attention of NIL Is respectful solicited
- Pianos and MeIodeons to ISt.
5.ao n. F. TOBIN,
9seze - 80 - NO. Rsshlnidon Hall.
At General Request
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

BVtLh WI41saYs IELOGi33 =
100 SACKS Baeknhea Flour. f5fa6is ~ gfass
deli S.sT' a 4 81 STsi2. ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

Az G TIoN SALES
For Ladies' and: Gentlemen every SATURDAY AInpNTcn
from TIL O'Clock. When viii sen SUPERIOR TSTTnS
new SnS mGSa amounts to being entirely
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

Houses and Lots for Sale
que undersigned offers sale two new and well finished
Brick Buildings Lots No. In Square 90 and lot No.
IN Square 2 South Wheeling. TheV will be sold low for
cash or good Bonds They good each house
mas well OF good water the lot. furer InfoFma
G tebi SPIN . ontb. pr south A. M5l:.g
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-12

"Tt seems not, Jacob. At least, we
have not enjoyed these entertainments
during the season without the penalty
of debt. While we were paying our
dollars for music, we had no money to
send to the store for sugar and coffee
Is this not so?'
Jones gave his shoulders a quick
shrug implying forced conviction"
"My beautiful pencil-casc, the gift
of which I gratefully acknowledge, cost
five dollars. Forgive me for naming
this. 1t is one of the items, as is, also,
this exquisite little brcast-pin, that lured
from your pocket the only ten dollar
piece it contained at the time and com
pcllcd me to send the pass-book again
to Green's. The old music-stool was a
little shabby, bnt it would have done a
year or two Of good service yet Seven
dollars gave us a new one. Six dollars
went for the tulip-shadcs to the gas.
chandelier How much does that count
up, altogether
'Niucty-seyou dollars replied Mr.
Jones, after running his eyes along the
| figures he had set down.
"Shall L go on?'
"No,-that will do. We'll Just call il
round hundred, and I'll conccdc tho
other hundred you bargainod for Sc
there arc two hundred dollars almost
triacd away, while bills were running NJ
at dry goods stores, and at tgroccries.'
'Thero is only one remedy, Jacob,
said his wife firmly.
"Name it,
"Cash down." replied Mrs. Jones.
"And cash down it shall be' sale
Mr.. Jones, cmphatically.
"Not cash down for supcrauitios
Jacob
"No, not for superauitics, but FOR nee
essaries. The supernuitics can comt
afterwards, provided thoroobe anything
over. Vases, mirrors, jowelry, concerts
and the like, must take the place Of sec
ondarics, not primaries
Hold fast to this, Jacob said hi
wife, "and L will never again hear tn,
words from your lips-.MoNEY Is TIL
BANE OF MY LIFE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-12
Terrible shipwreck-Over 500 Lives,
Lost.

HH ~ a7aAN 70
Lost.
The loss of the Russian frigato T.eFort'
has heretofore been briefly noticed in
our summary Of foreign news. The
journal Of ST. Petersburg of October
lst, publishes the official account Of, tho
disaster, from which we copy the follow
ing
1t has pleased Providence I shomd
participate in one of the greatest disas-
tcrs that can happen at sea, and to mako
me q witness Of the instantaneous and
inexplicable loss Of one Of the vessels in.
my fleet. a few minutes have suficed
for a beautiful ship Of the line, tho
roughly scaworthy, to be engulphed by
the waves during a tempestuous night.
Not a cry Of distress reached us from the
scene Of the disaster, although we wero
but four cables length distant to the
windward. No one survives to explain
to us the cause Of this unparalleled ca
tastrOphc.
On the 28th Of August, CSeptombOr
81 four ships Of the line, the Impera
trice Alexandria, the Vladimer, the Les.
fort, Of 81 guns, and the Pamiat Asova,.
Of a guns, which were in the port Of
Rcvcl received orders to arm and return
to CrUustadt = = 4
Att distance Of five miles from,Tu-
tors we ycercd during our manmuvres
the Leiort appeared to us as wishing to
vcor suddenly violent storm laid her
on her side. Though her sails-were los
60 she leaned over so much tojarboard,
that we expected her masts would 60.
but she continued gradually to lean over
till she toundered in the short time that
the Vladimir took to tack about. Tho
keel Of the Lofort appeared once, and
was then swallowed up in the waves.
Exclusive Of the commander and Is
officers the vessel had on board 743 sea
men, 53 women, and II children all per
ished.
The disaster took place on September
/ 10, (22,) at l3 minutes past Z A. NJ .,at
% miles to the north-north east of tho
island Of Grand -Tuters, at the depth Of
30 fathoms. After this unparalleled ca
tastrophe the wind continuing to in
crease, we brailed up the fore -topsails
and topgallant sails and afterwards the
maintopsails, and decided to anchor az
the depth Of 81 iathoms, letting out ell
the cable of two anchors. Fifty-three
hours afterwards the wind calmed, and
the steamers, arriving in the meantime.
towed us to Cronstadt.
Signed by the Rear Admiral,
NORDMAE I.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-12
SfljstcJlantous
1887 and 1857.


Thcroisno analogy between enc condi-
ton oftho country in 1887 and at pres
ont. The suspension Of that year took
place in the Spring, when the crops Of
the prior year had been consumed -
when we were importing brcadstu1r from
Europe-when exchange was against
us, and specie was flowing out Of the
country. Now the last crop is uncon.
sumed, almost wholly in first hands, and
it is uucxamplcd in extent. The yields
of cotton, sugar and tobacco, the great
staples of the South, and of wheat, corn,
potatoes, and oats, the great staples of
the North, immensely exceed anything
ever before known. These crops have
not begun to move, and yet exchange is
in our favor at such a rate as 20 allow q
margin Of profit to import specie from
Europe of between eight and nine per
cent The trade is such that specie
must come
This comparison reveals ample sun.
shine for the immediate future. The
rccupcrativc elements Of the country
could scarcely be creator or better
They are absolutely tremendous. Tho
bottom is soiIcd and we shall stand on
this bottom bye and bye Every mer
chant and business mau who sustain,
himself during the next thirty days
will be able to cry Land Uo .-E,r.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-12
DoMEsTIO ECONOMY.

DISEASES or PoULTRY RY.-Onions seem 20 be a
preventive and remedy for various diseases TO
which domestic poultry is liable. Huvi ng
Gegupntlv tested their eNcellencies, we can
speak uuhesitutmCly. For gapes aud tnHam-
nation of the throat, eyes and head onions
are almost n specific. We would recoHmena
feeding fowls, and especially the young chick
ems, as many as they will eat, as often us twice
or three times a week. They should be finely
chopped, aud little corn meal oddou'
FRur PUpnING.--MalIe a crust same rs for
biscuit, aud roll it. out and spread II thick on
the upper side with any kind of fruit You like
cherries, plums, or any dried fruit, Roll 1t
| up tight put il in a cloth, boil itan hour and
! hale, aud you will have a delicious pudding.
ExrFmoUE BUCKwHEAT CAKF7. -- Three
pinls OF buckwheat -four, ono tablespoonful
carbonate of soda, dissolved in water enough
| to make q batter with the -four. When mix
ed add a teaspoonful Of tarturic acid, dissolv-
ed iu few tablospOpntuls oil hot wateG Slr
| 10 in, aud bake Immediately.
PuMrKIN PIE wITHo OUT EGGs .--One quart Of
boiling milk, two Soda or Boston crackers
rolled fine pat to the boiling milk two tea
cups of strained boiled pumpkin little sulti
/ one cup Of sugar, extract Of lemon, little GIN
per. Ii this quantity will not make two
pies, put Ia a little cod milk. Bake in a
| hot oven,
/ PREsERVED fUMPkNs'--Cut gpou pump
Kin iu stripsu like ctrou, sprinkle sugar on
them over night pound for pound, aud the
Juice Of four lemons, In tho morning boil The
peel aud little ginger root, and add to the
syrup. Boil the pumpkin till tender, thel
turn on the syrup bOisiI g not.
CLEANING SADDLES, &c.-The following Is q
good recipe, which will give saddles aud bri
dies a good polish, aud be entirely free from
Ian sickness; Tho whites Of three eggs evop
GRATED an tho substance left resembles th
lcommon gum, dissolved into pint of gin, onO
lput into a common wine-bottlo, and filled al
with water,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-12
Search for Wives.


Where do men usually discover the
women who afterwards become their
wives? ? is a question we have occasion
ally heard discussed, and the custom has
invariably become of value to young la
DIV readers. Chance has much to do in
the affair; but then there arc important
governing circumstances. 1t is certain
that few men make o selection from ball
rooms or other places Of public gayctyi
and nearly as few are Influenced by what
may be called showing off in the streets,
or by any allurements Of dress. Our
conviction is, that ninety-nine hun
dredlhs of all the fnery with which wo-
men decorate or load their persons, go
for nothing, as far as misunderstanding
is concerned. Where and how, then, do
men find their wives? In the quiet
homes Of their parents or guardians--at
the Grcside. where the domestic feelings
and eraces arc alone demonstrated.
These arc the charms which most surely
attract the high as we'll as the humble.
Against these, all the fnery and airs in
the world sink into iusigniGcancc. We
shall illustrate this by an anecdote,
which, though not new, will not be the
worse for being agaiu told L." In the
year 1913, Peter Burrell, Esq, Of Beck,
enham. in Kent, whose health was rap
idly declining, was advised by his ply.
siciaus to 80 to Spa for the recovery
of his health. His daughters feared that
those who had only motives entirely
merccnary would not pay him that attcn.
/ tion which he might expect from those
who, from duty and affection united
would feel the greatest pleasure in ad.
ministering to his ease and comfort
thew therefore resolved to accompany
him. They proved that it was not 9
spirit Of dissipation and gayety that LED
them to the Spa, for they were not to be
seen in any Of the gay and fashionable
circlcs-they were never out of thell
fathers company, and never stirred trou
home, except to attend him either t.
take the air or drink the waters-in Z
word they lived a most recluse life II
the midst of a town then the resort of
the most illustrious and fashionable per
sonagcs of Europe This exemplary at
tcntion to their father procured thcs,
three amiable sisters the admiration Of
all the English at Spa, and was tn
cause Of their elevation to that rank II
life to which their merits gave them 81
Just a title. They all we're married t.
noblemen-ono to the Earl Of Beverly
another to the Duke Of Hamilton, an,
afterwards to the Marquis Of Exeter
and a third to the Duke Of Northum
bcrland; and it is but justice to them t.
say that they reflected honor on thei
rank, rather than derived any from it,,