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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-09-24

I9r The following resolutions were passed
by the Board of Councilmen in Canton,
Mississippi: .-.. u..'...a ~ .'
Il, Resolved by this Council that we build
q new Jail. -.'@... .'-.r
2. Resolved that the new Jail be built
out of the materials of the old jail.
-'s3. Resolved that the old Jail be used un-
til the new Jail is finished. oa,5
Could Dublin or Cork beat that2 '-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-09-24

pS% The man who don't believe in whis-
Ting should goa step further, and put muz-
zle on bobolinks and mocking-birds. Whist
ling is great institution. 1t oils the wheels
of care, and supplies the place of sunshine.
A man who whistles has a good heart under
his shirt front. Such man not onl y works
more willingly than any other man, but he
works more constantly. A whistling cob
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-09-24

B@ The manner in which they weigh q
hog ont: West, it is said, is to put the hog
in one scale and SOME stones in thes other,
and then guess at the weight of: the stones.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-09-24

I6r Too much sensibility creates unhap.
piness too much insensibility creates crime.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-09-24

BB A writer in the Christian Witness ex-
plains the verse: tits easier for camel to
go through the eye of needle than for a
rich man to enter the kingdom of heaver'--
by reference to the high walls around East
ern cities. At certain points these walls
were perforated by large passways for the
exit and entrance of inhabitants. Now, by
the side of these large entrances were very
much smaller ones, used by foot passengers
and by those who had occasions to go forth
or enter the city by night. They were cal
led the needles eye,' as Lord Nugent, an
English traveller of modern times, when at
Hebron, was directed to 90 out 'by the nee
dies eye,' that is by the small side gate of
the city. The camel can go through the
needles eye, but with difficulty, and hardly
with full load, nor without STOPPING.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-09-24
Rds- A correspondent of the Keowee Coz

ag- A correspondent of the Keowee Cow-
rier objects to the present system of keeping
in repair the public roads. His objections
are: lst. 1t has an unequal bearing, for
some sections of our country require more
work than others and, where most labor is
required, it may be there are the fewest
hands I'd. 1t is often the case that the
hands are "warned out" when the ground is
dry and hard, when they work to great dis
advantage and oftentimes the labor is lost.
Sd. Some hands will not work more than
half their time while others have to do it
18th. Overseers dislike to be rigid in the ex-
ercise of authority, hence few willing
hands bear the brunt of the fatigue and work.
In view of these objections, he proposes to
abolish the present system and to tax the
people, or the road hands-have common
road treasury, and let the roads out by con-
tract If any refuse to pay the road tax, he
advises that the penalty be disfranchisement
and Imprisonment.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-24
1i6 pm 2tu;ciaer.
Wittmuh, "a. Stunt 1857.
@euite imldnbifebe @cridbte,

Sn Nprfclt frbst bsl;te Die gaa6t Der ffGptiIfrr,
Sean'ten itatt. Nn Der Spibe eeS bemrfratiiden Tife,s
Fneen mir er Scrren Saint unb Sriftuule, ,mei amaze.
F0ehe partelrnonncr, BON bcncn tns erItrrcr, si, iun-
ger tolentSrllrr Mann, p~erlGnlib tstannt lit. g8ir boz.
zen, paB adfe NcrfrIf tci Der 6eutiscn gSabl be. Gnpw.
Nottin9s=9 Sirttihaft etu Gmoe madat.
Sn Spelterfelo County purbe tte1er SAGE Der
Serluh %9cinaht, Die Sa,nilis bcs Srn. Geporp Sill.
Ole III ger gfabs Hpn Matraed trr9nt, su ~ueraiften. Ter
&pat "ercahti9 linb prsi Shwar,e glamens SIC fcda.
g1arla unp Scen, ee Del jrnem Serrn oils .&Sbin &C.
e~elfafti9t irarcu. Mln fnuo tei ~renleItcn 9lci,uder.
fh 'pot''drs Otft, BON Dem tic scn Belt Az ;3ctt cine
tletne Suantitat uutcr Pas @Gcn Der 6amilie aemiidt
papen irvBten, en bicielte itcu felt einiaen g8rden
frantelte uno oabtn mclfte. Smei &inber pee srn. 0ia
PM tsrettS 9cltHrben. Die Der 3bnt TcrtGdttoen mur.
Den %orrtafrt.
Schcrirn 9tancel, Der ireoen gta,b uup grous-
iHftun9 aus Buckingham County, Sd. perioot m,rps
tebrtr ,urid unN m,trbe ppn einem Wioi(ou, : 0,mite
arret'rt Inp ain Disnfag an eiEsm gaume oufectniipft.
Sein S&wiesulcbn bcfanp fA sbenfaus In Soft ,,np
foufe ser9an9ene SScds 9cbGnat mrrtcn.
SIN WSnilin9trn ,no llmacoeno riftcte rim Ga.
9s'ldlas am Srnntag teteutenSen S6oten an.
user. Staaten Wttlit1r miro bcmnGhit mad llta6
auFereden, INN Brigham gpuns, Der Die Sterberrlboft
" SV. Staa'tn H'pt n'epr anertehnen nil, ,ur NI-
ION 81 bri't9en nno siclei&t ter sanSru Wprmcncn-
W'rtbl@aft en GnSe gu madeu. @tan Ipriht epu 1000
Mtal1n, Ole fir en icl6cs unternc1men ispud fnum
hlnretHen eiirften. Srsi @cmpasniecn lino uad pcn
nealten Srri3ten tsreits BON gttm gprt nod llta6 ot-
8saan9cn.
Sn Ycrtsmoutt, %a, ,purSe Der 0cltc(ert G6os.
eerlan auf ben Ssrraht fin scfaustiA einec,oecn,
@elpbrtffr crtrpden unp an $4,000 boraus cntmcucet
a1 haeen. @an fanp nod $4,000 in lttncm SeFse.
Somlon 1T CRIT ~neun,ebn Sabr alt.
DER 3ablmrhter Der 5armsrS Sant III gtcrfolt
ioll rad einrm errt bcrtIheurrn @cridte bcSeutence
summer u~ntcrl@laacn Datcu. Or Isl6t 1T Sleidfaus
perlhmuneen, unc mubte man am Mcutaa Md ni6t.
mo er tin9cfcnmcn mar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-24
,,@enn man

"sSsnn man fagte rr = sinen 9eufcl aus Der
9rue nin'mt nnb (sbt i'm bic bis ,nm t5dIm6alidRcn
Vraer crbists FllIise Grcmafe zines @Gmel,pfcns, ip
wiro or ivsleif rur 8rpt nit cen, 3abnsn ~tlappern nnp
ttnnen ftnf @iinutcn if or rrfrpremW
yin GdftsnbitGrden - Nus Der ,,@t. 0aul
atInss" C9tinnei.) ppm %. Miai prrnebnsn mir. buff
cine I'M otcr,, Startttrilc prtnenpe Irai in pcr1sbter
9saht purd einen iharfcn Samcrs an i6rcm @crprrs
tppfe aus benz Shlafe geredt mltrce unS ais le mad,
Der Strle grin, init elmer grrbcn 9tatte In 8cribruno
lam. Nathrtih iprans fe iustsid ami, mabte eiht uus
lab gu ibrrr arObcn SefirSnns, eae bic gtatte tsreits
s'n tadt'sss Sp6 i'll ibrsn 9irnIdarel senast Bate!
- gSts Ster tart madt. = Gin STUDENT auf eincn,
Der Staatscrlegisn Der NadtnrI6aft bate often ge-
.Ieln, @emrbnbeiten, SrInden. Sitten unb @cIeben ~.
~teer Gin 5nb Sier - Yirltidt mar es 0aacr - auf
lsin Simmer trinsrn Ialen, murbe renlneirt, Dor ben
Yralinenten gclnpen unp BON een,lelben nit eruIfcr
Misne aliu ansersbet:
9err = ib babe set6rt, SIR babt elm gas Sier auf
Surcm 3immcr!
Sd, Scrr.
GU unS mciter.
Ni'', melt, 5err, mein Nr,t bat mir %a.ratben, iepen
aa8 elm rrenia ais Stdrfunssmittrl tapuu ,I nebm.n,
Une IA th ni6t in Die SisrbduIer an ssten wiinitc, 70
BABE th mir elm 8aB ~3ugslrst.
VII Ell = lno bat bic gr3nei gctplfen?
@h, III Der aent, 5errl NtS it ras 6a6 Dor ,mei
aassn IN n'sin SalS tradte, fcnnte ib ss faum beten.
hho peute tann tb es gang tcquem burb's 3imn,sr
trascn.
DER Sturent wurbe pbn: ~tslunterS barten Verpsis
entlaHsn.
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g II 3.

= Yer IN &ratau erihetnenre ,G,as" cr,GbIt fpl=
genre ShtdlalStrnatrie bic lb in pctcretrra ereianet
habeit iou. Der SecrnmShtiate bc5 grafcn Cd.
bolte pom Banter $4,000 Sutel Silter, Bate ober pos
llll9lttd, eas @tlo Si perIicren. Gin ormer geamtcr.
rer billter TOM 9trg, fano CO, aa6 eS i9m ater nibt FOE
9lelN m,rotr. l%pnccrn fcl9te ibm t5 an bas 6aus. in
paS Der Serl'rrer trat, uno erfunriate ih mad pem 9e.
pcNncr crllelten, porauf CT In feline Wp6nuna ,uriifs
tcDft. 9ltr bat or NIT ieiner Srau einen beftioen Strcit
;l ~btiteben, melhc oa5 @elb tebatten miG. Der Sinner
ater iaBt lsb f'itht abbaltcn unp trinat CO am aupcrr
Sa9e Su rert 0rnIen; bisier nimmt e5 iepp6 ribt an.
unp er3lblt iNm, RAP ih Der Serlierer reaen ses ger,
lulteS in Der Naht has eeben scnpminen bate. s,pu
0emiienSbiien %9efcltert. fcGrt DC, Sean.te in Iciu Sous
;nrilf unS fneet paieltit feline Srar, aus 9leracr poriz
Der, Sab lie DIS 0eGb niAt bebalten fcnnte, srbanot
Onrh risltn @nblid srihittrrt, 1dneicet er pe Qcide
ao nnp Nan9t ib leleit an r%emlslten Stride auf bic
$4,000 0lnbel uno orei Wailen surifla6enr.
(Sest feNlt meiter ni6tS. ais ba6 bic ~unleliaen Sill
bel III Sfr5treiflun9 iiGsr DEN ~prsifa9en Morc, ben le
oerlhulerteI, iih his gum leBten &upefsn lelbit ser.
ltNwenren, nah benz Gprbiln in Ylatens ,Serbanonisz
epus 0hSsl" no es am SAlub elmer Vnrcbif auf
NtillNerS SdidialFtrasDpien bciRt:
"lnb Die Glitter iarb in gSaGn1nn, bic Sas 9(Qss
an9erthtst."
yin trtttt9tr 0runb. Gin irilAes Map
hen mar ldNpn %5iprinal NIT i6rem tetruntenen G,ef;eb.
ten telm pristsr 9cwrien, Der i'd, meissrte, pas Q3snS
S1 tnnpIet. snT bic 5rase, waram Ge MIDI nit ibm
nlld'trrI' tomn1e, ia9te fs @sinenO: ,96 @ott, eann
nil CT niht!"
= sSie beiB eS in Der 6GQc 1T. - SIS befnbsp Sh
inter nnlern sslern srpiB IanMc, Die ib MIDI rerbt
rentst tpnrer, pr betb eS in ZEN Nr9ipuen eer SGQe
lit, l2O, $50, 300 Gjrap? Sab. Fin mohrer N,nnsr.
lt'el o"S! sSir fOnnen fsliere ausfunft seten. Sor si.
niger Belt %esbanosItc Elm 9fafs irscnrmo in s8eltpenn~
l9l0a"isn - Den Srt ba6en mir ~per9eilen in lciner
9rfri9t pisis 8ra9e unp ma6tc rts firttsrliae !Sise.
re'de in ben @rma6rrn rcS 6iirien rr llnterpeIt
bsrri6t, bird icl9curss Sciipisl isinen 3ub5rern re6t
aniAauti@:
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y u5ptrfauf s.

Mrntaa, rtn %. SUM, 10 llbr Iurmihaas, wi,p
Go" antts5sANnttenl ps tsither npn Outlay Spis an
@.reFraBs' 5rllthrn Der s. unr 0. Strafe, asiihrte
Sadrrri I'etlt alien gu siner S1derei orbSrtupcn llt,n.
rllsn' tie lid i'm teifcn ;%iuianpe t%cfinrcn, n,ciittirtemp
SsrtauTt irereen. 3usIeih miro ca,fltlt yerfouit rim
YlanS, @feutel nne irnitise Observation-Disclosures
ten. @las.eaaNp.Sn sbup Gnict &c. &C., umc fam
Sas loh''s bel pislcr @elesrnttit an ren .&Sufcr f,r
Sadsrst cfer %anosrmeitis rerrentct merrrn. Die RAM.
S MI inr ft Saderei fnr halt boar, Bats in sisr
"'V"a't" S"p'rar. @ncerrcitisr OrssnlGmrr taar.
9. e.. e1. 9eder,
arul:ss iir 8srrinuub Owls.
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g ID Tee 3.

Muf Der Sniel Guta lit tir,lih Gin Creole oe.
i%trrhen, rcr ta5 merfrirrise Glitter scn l65 Sobreu
trrci6t labcn fol-.
= Srrr Seswid, Der @traua9etcr oS ,ytsYefatcr,"
elmer NeuFtrden : 3ettittrift in gicm gurf, miebcrbplte
III ieincm Slatte cine Mfittbciluns ltsr ben crwortcteu
9rrBcn Srmct. bic CT I'M SATIRE 1850 b:m ,Wandchcr
(eusl) Guardian" %cinlanpte unp murin or ans matte.
n1atllshcn Serchnun9en r%cisiaste, Der arrBe Ssnret ypn
i264 rno 1896 nitrce CT t I'M Sabre 1861 ,uriidfebrcu.
NSir laeen remnad> cine @napenfrit son 4 Sabren.
= Cine anseneGmc llrberrnIhuna. = Sci o,rlcocu.
belt bcS 6Fitmables, rclhr5 Scrr @rulc son tcr Sbip.
nnp @tiliiifppi- G~ilsntabns @pnfasnie Den 0Gllcu in,
Suruet Sauie an 2. SUM- in Gtnncinatt oab. hattie DIR
@atsctr ~fclssnre angenetme lleterralhuua Ycranlta,-
tst. Oils man raS Sildtuh mr9nabm, GGrtel Die @1ite
plbBlif paa ihrilenee Wisifrn Der locomotive. pSbreup
Die @lodr rus Sehcn ,um "9ltfa6ren aab. IS mor
namlidb ra5 ct. gcniS GilentaGnorpc. an Der eineu
unp baS Ginncinatirrput al Der ancrrn Scite ter : ofef
orn Gcnfctt %anfAebaut uno cine Standardization esrbonp
belize Ocprts, anf mslder cine Mininturlpfcn,ctiye nit
an9ekan9en9 Sa99onS unter lautcm grifaQrufpe 0Iife
in raihsm 3u9 ein1er fubr. Die @elsnlhait mar 10
cr9Sst ilNer Die Salrt rer Vptpmottpe, rap eieiclbc Die
SoGrt mcDrcre Wale misrerbcten muEte.
- 9luS gEieSboorn melbet man: Der friibrrc SItspz
fat Or. SGmiih aus 2eip,ia gcpi6 &ielsn ais Giurr
Der Gitcralen 6ubrer in Sod,ieu erinnerlith, BAT lid, am
8. Mlai in Der Nabe Der Snianrrie crlhcIsn. Gr botte
nah Der pplitilhen &ataitrrp6e Ypn 1913 ocip,io yer
lalc,,, I'M iih cine neue 0ebens6aGn in Der 1remce III
~breten. Nter trrb lcincr rricben ~gsjltigcn mt nnncnt.
lib auS9e3cihneten juriltiitcu Silruna mar or nidt i'm
@tanpe, cine s~entaetre S:elung 3r aepinnen. @rraen
nm rie Seriirfnile Der Griltcn; lisBsn i'm isin esben
briAlisben.
Nte 8leii@er in philadelphia trrfrn Inilalten
CUR NbbaltunA elmer Natipnal,G Convention i'm n1d,ltcn
Septemter III Baltimore, nm iiA ittrr GrmGsiquno Der
Jleiidpreile ;n teratten unr lnprn ,n cir1er Gcnyrntipn
Ocle9otsn ans oleu St1btcn Gin. Gin 6err modte
ben SpriAlng. Dap CT SieD ans S%enesuela, bas an
Cite pem ein4eimiiAsn 9lci@ itIrre, ;u $20-2G yer
Stid bis NNilabrlpbia liefrrn motle.
Inter DEN unopllenprten Gr6eiien Der ycrihrur,
benen @etriicsr e6iiler, Die in ibrrm Sadie cine mac
w66nli6e @eidiflidfsit teiiBen loGeu, tcinpst ld5 alh
zine oSnie," an melhe in Ger 9IGbe hre @obliiIcuphs
SeTnun9st o~ngetradt iinb, be fleinrn Niltplsni1ufeu
i'm Sunern entiprsdben. Der innere Mctbnnismus ii
Der Dirt, OdB, msnu elm ancsrer ais Ter rittise shlii
it in pt S@lilHtllo6 gcbradt mirr, ticIe QGuTc iis
%entloccn mnp cine @n3abl tlsintr &usel benz Yerwuu.
nsrtcn Ijets in ben Mnssn proctitiyen.
= YrpIeNor 9to@lsoer In Nras hat sire 8liiidoscit
sri,npcn, noslbe RE @i9eniboit bht, cen, Spl;s. ireiAss
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Sur 5errn 5"mann agit.is liest Gin grisf in
Der Office b. St.
= Die GrstmanFr nnfner Stabt eimscn asaern
atrnS nit csm '5reScidsturacr BUG mad q ~albinatcn
at, um f6 on rsr su @cunt @ernrn iattFuecmteu
sruBrn 6eler tpres Srrens gu tstbssli9sH. @ine ganp
eeuttr NuIfsr t~eglritctcn ~ets,rltcn.
Nm Ntrnta9 Mprecn nuree an Der Ode ttr 3.
ltnc Observation-Disclosures cin trctfs 8iub arfunten. bos r.n,
anlhcine nads ~ererriIrlt MIR uas msr rsrniae @tuuser
9clett baten frnnte. Gs mar In 9yapisr uuo qumr,,,
ae'rifelt nne feline Spur Sciste III, wsr Die unnotnr-
lldhe M'utifr Ssrsfen frin fSnHte. 0as gcrrtct Ser 0urp
lhntete zen llmfdneen senaB.
- SSatrcno Der lctten Sage mar tie y8ittcruu,
lebr anssnsbm. Sas Ibermumrtrr lisa fa,m ouf so
Grab. i.H.. II. ,E.t ' ~
Sn Der Sufftnss-erurt murce p~procnsrn Srier(,
elaYtrn, Der am 2. b. @1S. GGGrlee Svrpan Wfiuer
cine acFabrlide 8unre nit einrm Bril- bcitradtc. arr
ireiteren llnterfudrns on tr eirnuit Court ycrpislsu.
lepodb sessn $3.50 SHrgltnit %prrIau6s e%ntlal1en, IA or
zine 3aHlrride 5amilie su unterbaiten Bat.
- Ste Wdtsliscsr ees pSGngstunees" Nc Ytbrt,pi in
lerer lesten S%rriamnluns ibrcm Oirissnt,r Srn. s..
St'sert cine 9oleene &ste ais Gin i3riten ibrer Diner
tennu''9 fir bic gusrhrer, bic or namcntlid tei einls
eua9 Der sieesr fir caS pom Sanaertunp far,lid, ycr.
a%nitaltets Gonssrt ,sist..
Yin ltarfsnesa ar3neimittsl. usBir FnS aus
e%ff'Nri'ra %Hbrr,eu9t, Rap Srertapc's bpaancilhes
outer fr StdrtHnS rincs s'lhmddten Maaens. fir
St!llna9 BON 8cpiitmr,cn une ancrrn ncrySicu llr.
rein n'ds 'itertronsn wcrrrn fam. gBcr cine Meci,iu
-! cttisn 3rredrn traudt, taufs guertaye's %bpoaupi.
lNsS glfter." Garmtd, GOitor rcs Marietta ReputG.
in 29ler unb ep'S 0ompf,D usurrrutpp. gal,rie
inn tercits az $4,000 0ihHilrer ssnpmmcn ,up md,
imlner trerpen raicItt tSgli& pcu 300 rcr ltIu1,,
WMtt'lcer anAsItrtiat. Tat lit eht ltGnes J,eiuIt,t r,r
seanate't 1s''er ofrrrH, Gem cas Der iitrisen eerar.iacr
statlillc'ncnts Hidt glsitfcnnt. Man ti,tct niht ar
NrfS'nsn, Cup Spler u. Gr's meIttertbute Iomrf.
oaausreetrP @a'erie ib 139 @ainlrafe ttfne,t, ree
oort aif Ssr'aHscn Oa9usuptype ,u so Cts. onoeftr.
t'9f msrreH, Die ft Idcn irtsn lniIen f5nncn. rnp bal,
is"s !sfre' DC 0aprlecus nArr GasuereptypiRea bier
iii Ni&mcnp Tnr. Wv
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Yin has pubIitu,n.

2'tn' sercsEllfsn @ntIifum hermit bic ~craetenae
@n3siss, bas ORR gatcr Scyrr rnrtba,.s nitt in psr
s%sr!a9ltep Sertinenna nit mir tssialid Der 3situnasz
arf'tsln ae9sn ms'ns @ssnr acnanpen bnt, nod fttbt-
On als @rftfsl, NIT msinsm Wamen unb init rem gfa.
men @fsIictfrr nnttrjeihntt obne Mitipirtuna elmer
anest" ytIlen BON mir feibf ssitrist ~ nno her 'prsTe
Mhtsf nf'nsr Sfrantncrtlihfcit i~teraebsn purp,n.
vs. miro iOn'it aaer Gsreadt, Ter bier uup bo ora.n
osrrn paltor Super 9sbeSs miro uno murps, BON ieItIt
%pe9falen. Wntnu @sd.r"r
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Snlepb 8tuteI.

%unltrsn ssifrn ais 2rd9sr RE ,@n;sis,rs" mebltefour.
Der iip and nstentei nit hem @~uffaufsn ron .Qumms.,,
nno altsm @etatl ts&aitiet, erlnnt ~rielsltsn, linn n.I
ialli8it riit,utbeiIsn. Of fs (anisre Pcicr nSmli6l nv
arttse arsttst o%erratbis batsa, Die le germ ]reiauf,,
.m6Atsn. "'"
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@einnapsrein @intrnhiL

S'nc ftdbt pt Mit9liscsrres @errin5 aelpnuen reht
tato elm FrUblTnnisss Sch, rSeilersi nit 3 an;peroniotn
Sdsrs'sret NIT S%trsiterei," atluhalten, an rpsld,sm ann
'ir &srssrrlihnns res 5sks @iuifer pen arpieii",,
sinSeIacsa wsrrsn sIrsn? f"'"
Sreunte rfr @introht
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Wcnc Mn3ei0cit.
Vcutlhe SGacr. @pmrnnnie

Neutide Sdgcr' @cmpaanir.
Zen MtIt9liecsrn Die Nndri6t, ras bic ucluSfi,,
ersFtter=urtungen rncrgen Ateno, Oruncr6oa rfn 81
S'r', llne rte riunatIihe %rriommllnq natlien Wfru-
taa' @bsnpe . utr, i'm Srale he's Srrrn Sttoe INIT
iucst. 81 0nhm.s p"''@
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u uSserfauf.

NuSserfaut.
Nas Wager nno rir @inridtnns cints Giaarrea- unb
shnrgltore0 ltebsn tinis 3u p%ertaufen. Oas 9paorem.
lager Ut s~r Helm, ater aussemablt rnp ant unp wirp
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
rnr ,he Wh.ellar In,.!llssaesr.
Something for our FoundryII

Something for our Foundrymen
MEssss EprroKs:-The rapid multiplicity ol
railroads throughout the country and the eOhse,
ouent accumulating demand for locomotive ana
car wheels. Should have the effect OF at once
suggesting to the Foundry men of w heeiinG, the
in1Dortance of turning their attention to TINS
branch of business Four-ffthS OF the chilled
tires and locomotive and car wheels, used thro
out the west and south, are made m tue SAS'sl
cities, and ut an average cost IN Ra,sroAu SS'ii-
nanies. of orsy- ono cont per Pagad more than
they can be furnished for IN this city. 1ga'.,'
a peculiar kind Of metal is required IN oraeF 10
produce a good wheei,-not too soft, but close
grained and tough. No one description OF metal
we believe, has as yet bSen found, containing
within itself all the requisite qualities neceSSarF
10 the production Of superior wheel, ont rue
b,,sS of the composition must be of particular
kind. the rsrg 5SSt vi which. | believe, IS mace
al the Clinton furnace, IN Monongalia 20, not
far from the line of the Baltimore and OHIO halt-
road.
1t must be apparent to every rejecting mina
that the only hope for Wheeling, hes IN her Su,
perior advantages as a manufacturing point, and
not in the system of railroads, which her con
fiding, but abused, liberality has so generously
assisted in building up. And, here, we may
add, that no city can furnish equal cause with
Wheeling, for righteous indignation on the part
Of her citizens BY reason of the falsely plight
ed faith of railroad companies.
But, TO return to our subject. Can any one
for a moment doubt the success of any party
who will have enterprise enough to engage in
the branch OF business herein suggested: The
building Of railway cars is another branch which
might be carried on successfully, but not with
out some risk; there being already too many
engaged in the business The same may be
said in regard to the building of Locomotive
engines Many shops which started few years
since with a fair prospect Of success in this
branch are now closed, and are likely to remain
So But, so far, the making of locomotive and
car wheels has proved aremunerative business to
all those who have succeeded in producing q
good article; the best evidence of which may be
seen in the fact that the firm of Bush i LObdell
Wilmington, Del, furnish wheels now in use on
the various railroads throughout the country
Their success is to be attributed principally to
their patent on the double plate car wheel, which
patent has now expired. Now let us ask-ii
these wheels can be turned out Mt profit, at a
point where the cost of everything attendant
upon their manufacture is so much greater than
it would be here, why may not Wheeling en-
gage with safety in the business, being 0Cer four
hundred miles nearer the market? Cincinnati
and several other western cities and towns have
engaged in this business, but they have not the
advantages which will enable them to compete
with Wheeling in the event of some of our en-
terprising men taking hold of the matter.
Clio
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Corre,Dondenee d Inc Boston Courier.

DIcKENs BEFoRE An AuDIENcE.-LoSDoN, July
LIST, 1s57.-I.ast night st. Martins Hall was
crowded TO hear dickens read his Christmas
Carol, for the benefit of the family Of the late
Douglas JcrrOld At o'clock precisely,
well.dressed gentleman, with geranum in his
button.hole, and hair carefully brushed forward
to conceal, as much as possible, his incipient
badness, appeared alone on the platform, and
knew, by tho vehement applause, it could be
none other than the immortal author Of the
PickwicFl Papers. What Mrs. Kemble done in
her admirable readings of Shakespeare, to reveal
the latent meanings of the great dramatist,
Dickens does for Dickens 1t is not so much
reading as acting. The thin voice Of Tiny Tim.
the chirrupy notes OF Bob Cratchett, the indig-
nant voice Of Crnchetts wife, and, above all, tho
sullen, mumbing tones OF ScrOOge himself We're
rendered inimitably. Although the reading oc
cupied more than two hours, the reader showed
no signs of weariuess bat seemed to enjoy the
entertainment as much as his most attentive
audience; and when, after the close, he returned
for moment to bow his acknowledgement Of
the vocilerous calls for him, his countenance
wore the pleased expression Of boys.