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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
NOTICE

ERGN the fletfhat wecan sell goods IS per cent. less fol
4 cash than % loie credit, VIII ch would be much better
Ia our G sIsiCGi. far nDth parties. We have come TO the con
cltsafl ) aoinIAaHce. Jan. l, IS, "a cash hnsiHess., ON
cH=,~A cps xii c@4Err q tarnr by calling this month. ain
pa..-E thfr ae4oults. We invttr every man in the tow.
CO tH y att buys goods fer casa, TO estIl asd satisfy them
f h. 1855. i. HYATT & 60
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oIENTANGY IRON r

a RE stiIlin full blast and prepared to man
u ufactuTe TO order
STEAM ENGINES,
Of every size and variety, of the latest and mos
improved patterns, including
Double Engines,
adapted for Flo1ring Mills and Manufactures
giving the most perfect motion that can be Oh
tainea By any motive powernow in use.
Also, a varity of Engines particularly adapt
cd for driving.
SAW MILLS,
sab rs the DoubleG eered or Belted Mill. direct
attachment for M!cy Saws, direct attachment
fer Sash Saws, &c.
HIu- Geers,
OF he latest and m~ostimproved patterns. got IN
andarranged byan experienced miil-wright.
Horse Powers,
Of various styles and patterns.
STOVES.
Loael'simfroved BuckeyeStove, Doub;eOven
Stoves, Premium Stoves, &c.
HOLLOW WARE,
ofeverydescription. Gazdron Rsttlfs Sugar KIT
Aes, .qte0 Kettles, Pots, 0uens, SkilletS, &c. &c
PL0WS! PL0WSI
longs newly improved Plow. Michigan Dou-
lie Pow, Gibbs Bar-Share Plow, &c.
WANTED-Old Brass, Copperand Block Tin
S All orders promptly attended to.
BRADLEY, BURNHAM, LAMB & co.
Delaware, June "a, 1858.
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The superiority of this description of easement
for tho remains of deceased friends is universal
y acknowledged where they have been used
being alright, they are especially well designed
for keeping a corpse in warm weather or for an
unusual length of time, as well as in preserving
it from the eneroachments of water sc. after IN
cement. True it is. the body so deposited is
o5hing but dust, and it is a wise and holy law
nature, that to dust it shall return; but still
5w much more eonsolatory to the surviving
ciends is the reflection, that this body shall be
permitted 30 pass again into, and form a part Of
itsrative clement by the aid of time and natural
.1ases alone. instead of being Immersed in wa
ter ana exposed to the depredations of insects:
by which the remains are consumed before their
ordinary and natural decay; or how satisfactory
it would be to feel assured, that it remained in
The earth where it had been placed, without dis
tarbance from the knife Of the dissector, or any
,o3ler human agency %
\ HEARSE, accompanied by a careful driver,
uitl ct all times be procurable for funeral occa-
FilnS.
E1g.3, 1s55.--xtf.
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Delaware Carriage Mandatory
-
CE
Messrs. M0REE0UsE & EyANs,

Messrs. E0REE0USE G EVANS.
z E&2EtTFE3.AX nnaouncc to the public. that they
- iaVr itsts"t iAe ARIA shop fnrtsrriy occupied by John
icfht'N- fora Term 81 wears, AMI mayo been engaged DURING
ne Wihjerln manufacturing
carriages & 2usgies of every variety and I g
o. finish,
20 thatany farmer can ha .sijtct. 1Ie "Reminiscences Ghc,
.teii'5 = for lntkfnE nc besI qualify of work e.nnai be sur
passed, htNlhs hri 4 long %nVFirn"C in - business. aud IN
IN have ana wi! keep nom out shr very hcst OF unsL..i.f
AT ;he s@Etrti hrtucHcs- Ana We are desrtlnintd- ~ clos,
1itliiioil - hasthf 70 sustain and extend the hGh rep lut. C
Ms Stop mas 50 long heIi-iupin4 ihat the Y;tt.onagGIha las
been soiiherafiy bestowed n his Old Staui will sill Increase
All ih"st that intend 20 purchase The aaove articles viii DO
verify eNi mining "fiT worN before bnyiEs elsewhere, as We
intend 10 tune rSeetled N utrtiiiy Or iowneSs OF price hy
any siG? in he Western cuunt ny.
Al woIA ~oii at This STA enlistment is warranted. Repair
ing doe at the shortest notice.
Delaware, Apr.I ], 1856.
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DDNTTT@ERX

TgsIE subscriber, a Resilient DESTISr- has recently intro
j. durei iHtG his practice several SeW St!l les Of i:TIFI-
CIAL lEElI and lie i nuT prepared TO MAKE for those
WIG raay desire it. a Superior style of
Porcelain Te eth,
.ccn-i-ne % lie SattrrtI5wa:t Pafrpt- This work he viii
warrant 20 be Snp-r or 7oaag other 4orce am work; ant ats
advantages VIII be ap9aren; aa al cxtla'nsi"a o4 the
work lie is a.so making the R.ork OF recent intro laction
deaum mated
Ch~eopIasty,
AMI in mixing ms style Of work. he can give better salts
sac'"a Ia adaptation 20 the mouth thaa by any other : yIe Of
work. Iht 4dsptlHt1 is perfect.
He mas heeH max ng for he }-st three years, ami is noE
prepared to make a sl.serier Qualify of
Coatin you Gum Work,
as patented by DR.. John Allen, of New York. And in this
work he VIII defy the woTl 10 beat it for natural bcaur y ami
cpHiert. lie has had This work in nse ia cutie a number #
best OF satsfletinI-
He is also prep red 10 farnisa. the yCLCAHISE0 RUIZ
BIER TEETH, which are said by SONG o he The beS..
fie Is prepared to n axe ALL tTiIEK KINDS az WORK
Gold, silver, ant al liium in all styles and at All prices.
TEE II PIUG6.It with the fines; Of Gold. and W= ram
81 for l%en y 1--WE or III rty years Chiidret'S ieeih care
fully alrrudei 20, and irregular tech regulated. II: wiI
have on iani hereafter Ma.rral of al kiuI~. and will d.
worA vii Ec dose as tsHEAr as can be hal elsewhere wlrn
executed in the same worknlaliike manner. AID Will he
warranted to give perfect satisfaction ami + ne ia Is. ali
he asks is II IA r and honorable rial 10 make Il Right. AID i
have on hand In a few days SANfLE WuRk Of all TIE abb, =
styles.
AIIthose who may require the services Of "a Dentist vii
find ii grea y 10 thefr interest 10 cali and axsInine his sam
pie work, aud mode Of operating
TERMS ISL HS~ tLice on Sandusky street, in the
Stone building, secnid nODr, s0u;h side
DIR. J. b. BEACMAN.
Delaware o. DC. a.. Iss7. +I
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For the EFDsETrasse.

C. D. POTTER & co.
HAS now in store the largest and most com
Ii plete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market. consisting in part of
20 Tons rolled, hammered and Svedes Iron.
Steel-Naylor's Cast. I. 3 German, 4. B. Spring:
| Ton IN +. and American Nail Rod;
S~prings-Wa@on, Buggy, Suiky and Seat, eff
eastern and Pittsburgh manufacture;
Axles, Vices, Anvils. Bellows, &c; Coil Chain,
Ia, 5-f6, SIS and F-16; Log. Halter and Breast
Chains; Cow Ties: Pump Chain and Tube.
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, sc.
25o kegs Nails, 81 to 4G1, Wrought and Eastern
fms. 5l of best brands in market;
Horse Nails and Shoes;
20o.boXes first quality Glass. from 7 x to 80 X
Albany size cut to orderl; Sash, Doors and
Blinds. furnished at manufacturers prices:
Paints.-White and Red Lead in oil and dry.
French Zine White, Litherage, Venetian Red,
v Whiting, &c; Turpentine, Linseed Oil and
Putty;
Brushcs-Paint, yarnish, Whitewasb. Horse and
Shoe; Feather Busters;
200 doz- Door Locks and Latches, acomplote as
sortlD III:
100 doz Grcenwood's Butts; 100 dog wropcb
nler'o Blind ANA G~rcenWood's Congress Butts
Blind Fastenings and Sash Locks;
l cord Gimlet Pointed Screws,
Table Cutlery.
c. D. p. & Co. would respectfully call the ut
tcntion of housekeepers and others to their
NOlATAotIHS L IhOGS
Balanced Handles. Buffalo Horn, Cocoa and
common Handles. with 2 and 8 tined Steel
Forks; Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers,
80 tloz Pocket Cutlery, IS different varieties;
Americas AMI English Shears and Scissors:
~ANEs.-hobelts', Whites, Hunts, Siinmonls'.
Brooks Brothers Broad Axes, Hunts and Sim
nlenas' Bench, Singing & Lathing Ilatehets.
Aagurs-Millwrie hts, Carpenters, C.S. and com
mon. Bitts-Ciark's Graduated, ChurcIilis,
Hammer Twist, 1Ilummcdieu's and common.
Clisels--C. 5. Socket. Mortise, PAIRING IL Farmer.
Saas-Lea and Leavits MuIay and Sash, English
and American 4 Cut, Shepherd and irving.
81 ear and Iaeksohs, and other makes; Hand.
F"nnei, Rip, Ieno2 and Compass do.
Bench Planes, Ilulabs ai4d Levels, &C.
handles iiandsaw, Ilane, Aueur, Chisel. Pick.
Gaze Iiinses' Substituting and ommor poo
Sta pics, Tool and Staples, Gate Latches.
WhiIs 3, Whip LasLe@ and Hide Whips; Patent
and EnaHnelbd Leather; Enameled Carriage
Cloths; Oil Table Cloths and Oil Carpet; Sad
dl~ry and Harness Trimmings; Shoe Kit, a
good assortment: Lird Cages, Glasses, Canary
Seed, etc.. together with thousand other arIi-
eles, to which THO attention Of the public is
respectfully invited.
DclaH'are, 1851.
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GUNSMITH,
To Farmers, Contractors and Dealers
in Wood,

ME wish to call your attention to our IMPROVED
w TDOn SAVING MACHINE Thismacine has been
thoroughly tested, and gives entire satisfaction. Nilic ut
logs four ieet Hn diameter, AMI is so arranged mat one man
and LoyUA& GGI FROM 10 10 Is CORDS Of WOOU PER
DAY. For further iniorfEatiun Gals on or address
~RADLE BJGUaAM, AMB & CO.,
Dec. i, 1885,. Delaware, o
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

4 4zSa%I
ri':iE Great Central Roaie, connecting TIC Atlantic ci-ie
l. vi ~ Western, Nnr'h wes;efn, AMI south Yves EN- States
hy u Goa inaotts Railway diregt. This rotI ak o crnner :
- it s5uTg with daily ] mes Of Stcamboa' to all pnr : on
tAe Mes er-i Rivers. and II Cleveland and SalIuSky win
the Enestdirect. chedprs. and reliable ronte by which h ruiehj
can be forwarded 0 and from the Great Yes.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIFTsBURG.
EIISr CLASS. Boots. Sllles, liza s and
cps, Books, Dry Goodsdn boxes, bales
ana ranks Drugs an boxesana bales 30 C. per 100 lbs,
Feathers, Furs, &C. &c.
So y GLASS. domestic Sheetng,1
Star ing and Ticking I'm original bhIcst
-Isrues i'm casks) Wall Paper, Wool, ami - c. per 100 lbs
Sheep Relts, eastward, &c. &c,
THIRD GL1ASS-A Evils Chains tin casks3l
Hemp. nacna aud Pork. Sailed densc or
i5sla&s9 Pdnts tar5 and in olJ Oils, 60 :. per Ico lbs
texre3t lard snt rosin3
+ u III tt4AS5.-talre, Fish, Bacon I
i;aaf anl Pork in casks or boxes, east
y sri) larf ani Lard oil. Nails. sofia
ash, German tlay; Tar, PteI. Eosin, 20 C per I2 lbs.
F,eel. Manufactured TObacccn, Rosin.
Oil. Q1eensware, sugar, thhds.. bbls.
nae luxss3 NC. &c.
ELoUR.=SI per hbI untn further notice
ar NiS-45 cts- per Ip lbs. nnu Further notice.
~GOfIuS.-s2 per baia, not exceeding 5JJ / S. weight, uE
iii fIr her 10 ice
ptrficu!Hr o Ia.rk Packages via Pennsylvania Ia lroadr'
Ill tnols 9olsigned 10 The agents OF This road a Fhiladel-
paia or PIT starg. win be fognarieI without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTs-..lark u Co, Chicago, PHclc c. & Co,
so Evans Use. fnt.; VIM. bingham. Louisville, Ny; X
q. Meldrum Aiaiisuf. ind; II. " THROWN < co. aad Irwin
geo. Ciacinna !: Il. :. Fierce 4 Co, Zanesstlir, Ohio;
I=sR& %. 80. - kflhy street. Bos-Gl; Leeeh q 60, No.
SAs;ar i!o1sa, \. Y, No. william street, y. y; Il. J.
sheeacr, fAl.s'iei ahiai Masraw y hoors, BALTIMORE u. \.
2tswaff, Pius1Ierg-
II. j. LCMB tEitr. Sup't, Altoona, Penn'a.
DEC. 10. IS5I.
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Agricultural Depot.
cHAMBERLAIN & AVERY

CHA 9 A Z XXI
II AVE COW on hsad large stock .ef AGRIctLICK5L
II ~IIPLEMk$T@ Q. he laIess and EaosE approFec KINDS
anaouE Shieh may be- found 6eaping and Moving Machines
oFgAjous natizrss. Grain radles- Grass and Gra5aHcy LAsS-
sevThe Srafhs: Scvahe sfazes AMI Rfaes- Grind stones with
Patent HaAztnss, Deuhle ard Singie Steel Shovel flaHs-
One Horse Sie4l Cora P.owS: ReEoiFing aDd steel teoin
Horse lakes. iJan4 Rakes. Ptchsorks; Hoass1 c- &e-
Also. ir-t re=rfved- a large and complete stock RI lard
WARE t4ause Trsn4rainrs. sash. lilass- Nails. u HE cad
Zinr. H-a LEAD, Felse-i.n Rcd. French Yellow, aho other
kinas 81 TAia |. ati SITS.
Also. a 6ae s;aek ~ ~MECHRSICs TOOLS Ct the very
- ruf b-st parf-ruE and raskes. Az of which %s offer
- II ~a~v{ oyrst ,.rtc-cs for ash. Dent forget th- pace
he Iaper Hardware rvorc. nearly Opposite tae Wh-aHs
BIa-k.
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College Text Books.

FENIE Subscribers nave ssst received from The Publishers
4 in New YORK md boston, \ supply Of the VERY LATEST
Fdi ions Of New, Neal and Perfect iEXT BOOKS, adapeed
10 he Third Term of The
o. W. University and Female College,
which they viii sell At The lowest regular City Pricess-
h1ge wishing / o buy will do well to call immediately Snd
* tnil - mo z oks for themselves before lurchaiin else
Yes, Il. e., n. DfCRIs soH 4 SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
Masonry and Plastering.

THE Gn1crSfPnrd, having 10 med n partnership IN the
L trade OF MASONRY. &C., are ready at all ines TO I H.
contracts tr laying irick rr stone, or Tor PEasferiu=, eth-r
in town nr c19n'rT. urul short notice amd reasonable terms
R">Hience ol both p'F-htrs II son,h / elaWnr".
If. u ODMAN,
March 8, 195e.-*tf
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Snrara and NAlasSaS
DISSOLUTION.

THIE partnership between john T.. Hills and Chaance,
A Hills, nnt.r the firm Of = il. iiuIs &tn'' WAS dis
solved, 10y limi'a;inu GA Inc isf inst II heinz necessary :.
clnSe he husileSS o. said arm Soun, all indebted y;I %
blise us by settling iIunei!nt.iy-
J. E|.3TfLS,
Delaware, Jan. 20. 1873.
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Sze0sls gaeo eTE5EE.

TygfE an 5ersiEnS wing errc.ea = NEW STEAM saw
z MIL F.i~n .l+uua- 81 uslrs narsi Of lhr tonn u
H~!awafe. On the {. c. =. Raj ruad, srs prepared to I'll
ar1eGs FOR
lumber
On short 70 lie etHt - lsx-st current rates. Persons wish
fnz u prnes.@ ! ur-I r. @pAi de- vel to give hem a c9ll tr-
fcre nurelas : & rlze< here. or address Them ~ IeOEaris-
Is. Is, +E LEVI BISHOP < co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
Z EXCITEMENT III
Olive Greeni
Carriages and Wagons
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,

A Benevolent institution, established by espe-
eial endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed. afflicted with Virulent and
Enidemic DiseaseS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
Dvsepterv. Relax. and Worms.


From Rer. j. J. Hines, Taa9r Of AHrent Church, Boston.
DR.. AVER: L have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in nv family and among those ! am called 10 visit
in distress. To rrgniate the organs of digestion and purf-
fy the blood they are the very host remedy | have over
| known, and / can confidently recommend them to my
friends Yours, j. v. HINES.
WARSAW. wYorIs;d Co.. w, Oct. q. 1865.
DEAR SIR ! am using yer Cathartie Pills in my prao-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
b. the colnmbia, s. O., degpatch in ais morn.

BY the Columbia, 8. O., despatch in this morn
iugs paper, it will be seen that it is close work
among the ambitious politicians and fire-eaters
of that State, who shall be chosen to the U. S.
Senate, to fill the seat made vacant by the death
of Evans. The candidates, we believe, are all
slave trade champions. with the possible excep-
ton of Mr.. Chestnut, of whose antecedents we
know nothing. It is to be hoped that R. Barn
well Rhett will be defeated whoever may be
elected. He published, as our readers will re-
member, the other day, his last Secession pro-
gramme.
BIZ the dispatches announcing the arrival of
the North Britain at Portland, we have Euro.
peap adEices 10 the 18th inst. 1t will be seen
that the British Parliament has been prorogued;
that there is mite of encouragement again
afoat about the Atlantic Cable and that the
.macRjne" is to pass into American hands
Prof Hughes-for trial. The Britishers are at
their wits end to get up spark, and we now,
more than ever, hope that Jonathan will DO able
to take some of Mr.. Bulls conceit out of him.
Serious fears are entertained for the safety of
the steamer Indian Empire.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

TnE biggest kind of muss is brewing. The
argus of last evening is mainly occupied with
two articles-the leading one of which enters
into full detail of the editors personal and po-
litical relations with Sherrard Clemens in the
matter of the Wheeling Post oaice-the gist of
which is, as we read it, that Clemens having
played "fast and loose" with the editors pro.
posed appointment is not entitled to his
support for reelection to Congress- The same
article also takes up the Hon. Lewis Steenrod
for consideration, and reflects most caustically
on the motives by which he was impelled
in connection with Gen. Feeneys appoint
ment. The other article enters into an ''G5 in
itio" review of the uproarious convention of
saturday-in the course of which the Federal
appointees hereabouts are made to appear in
somewhat equivocal positions.
5. Altogether regular internecine muss of first
class interest is brewing among the latter day
followers of Thos. Jefferson, Esq.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

THE Richmond Enquirer, by yesterdays
mails, comes out hot and heavy against Letch-
er-crowuing its last two months bitterness
against him by the publication, in full, of the
Ruffner pamphlet and triumphantly pointing to
If as the burning shame which the Petersburg
Convention are about to endorse in the person
of "honest john" Ifanything could rouse our
enthusiasm for Letcher to the highest pitch, it
would be that record, combined with the per-
secutions of the Enquirer. That record, in.
deedI Isit thing for man to be ashamed of
that his record on the negro question is one and
the same with Jefferson, Madison, Marshall and
Randolph, all of whom said harder things and
more radical things of the Constitution" than
ever did John Letcher. With these records
the Richmond Enquirer is we'll acquainted;
yet it puts forth this document, and asks
attention to it as something peculiar-some-
thing hereticaI in Virginia politician. The
day is coming, and is near at hand, when
it will be no disgrace to have such a
record as that Ruffner pamphlet. That Ruffner
pamphlet this day embcdies the genuine senti.
mentof ffty thousand people in Western vir-
ginia. We have already copiously extracted
from this pamphlet and we venture that those
extracts met with silent responsive approval
from q large majority of the people who read
them. had John Letcher not timorously back
ed down from them, turned apostate, sullied
one of his chief glOries, he would have had
nothing to.be ashamed OF We pity the man
whose khead or heart, either one, leads him In
to such change of front upon truths so obvi-
GUS as those set forth in the Rnffner pamphlet.
But thus it is. A man in the eyes of the Rich.
mond oligarchY, is good patriot in ratio as he
is loud mouthed blabberer about the super.
6xcsllsncy of niggerism: in proportion as he
sinks III other considerations under the Eat feet
of the "ebo skinsn-Buti If he considers that
the State has other and higher interests and des-
TIMES than the breeding of nigers, let him be
ever SO conservative, like Judge Summers, he is
spotted at once by the hue and cry of abolition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

The excessively musical people of Gotham
have one especial PETITE philharmonic socie-
ty-and it is worthy their pleasantest pals
Their first performance this season was given
at Niblo's, few evenings ago, to a house crow.
ded with tall and unexceptionably made up .hir--
suites, and the most voluptuously- and
equisitely- toiletted Hebas of the metropolis
It is said to have been beautiful sight sur
passing in personal and intellectual attraction.
any public entertainment this mhnya day. iitfft
was large gathering of men of letters-histo-
rians, poets, novelsts, editors, reporters, law
yers, Bohemians and others-whose brain.work
makes up the daily mental pabulum of the city.
There were painters, and players, and preach
ers lady editors, lady writers, lady teachers; any
number of musical instructors, accomplished
pianists and vocalists--a class whose patient
ploddng industry, general Information, copSyer-
sational talent, and active, large hearted behey-
olence to their less fortunate brethren is pro
verbal seventy-three gentlemanly looking
persons, with long boards and turned oyerlcol-
lars, are reported as having constituted the or
chestra, while pretty Hattie Andem, Philip
Mayer, Schroeder, Mollenhauer, and three or
four others were the vocal and instrumental So
loists The music was pronounced classical and
faultlessly executed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

TnE Republicans of Winchester, Scott coun,
ty, ILL.,, send greeting to the eleven nen. (onein
|1Os) who voted the Republican ticket in Ham
ilton county, in that State, and ''desire to know
at what time it will suit their conyenience:.t to
partake of public dinner, which we desirs to
tender them as testimonial of good grit let
their motto be: Our number would have saved
sodom aud one to carry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

TEARs AND LAuaurER. What makes laugh.
ter, determines whether laughter is good or bad.
fit is the expression of vanity or leyity, it is
frivolous If it be tho, expression of moral feel
ing-and it often is-it is as reyerent as tears
are. In natural state, tears and laughter 10
hand in hand: for they are twin born. Like
two children sleeping in cradle, when one wakes
and stirs, tho other wakes also.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

We published yesterday pretty full report
of the boisterous convention of the Democracy
At the City Hall on Saturday. The question is
now somewhat like that appended to Bulwer's
serial in BIackwood-yiz: "What will he do
with itP"
Its evident that Clemens has the sympathy
and the endorsement of his party at home. We
do not believe we exaggerate when we say that,
nearly or quite seVen.eighths of the Panhandle
democracy go in for Clemens. Then, how about
hoproposed Conventions Delegates have been
elected at several,meetings throughout the dis
trict and will come in here to have Convention,
nobody knows exactly when or how. We sup
pose they will come straying along in groups of
three and four from here and there in this county
and the other from the lower end of the district
but what will they do when they get here? The
democracy here don't want them--haye no use for
them-have indirectly advised them to stay at
home. They can come, however, and we sup
pose some of them willard when they do come
they can charter one of the Mcclure House par
lors and resolve themselves into sort of sBrick
Lane Branch" of the great national unterrifed,
and proceed to ballot on from that time to the
day of judgement, in the blissCul consciousness
that they are setting at defiance the will of the
mass of the party throughout the district
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= DIED.
John n aud Elisabeth Downs year Of age
The friends of the family invited to attend the fu
neral this afternoon at o'clock their residence on
Centre street, East Wheeling.
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TIE papers are full Of rumors 10 tho. effect
that certain members of the Cabinet anseabout
to resign. tits rare that locofoco is so siek n
an Office that he will voluntarily t1ros5 1t IN
Lafayette Journal
But 1t does happen. The histories say that
Apicius, Roman Emperor, used to yomit him
comptonites occasionally initiate him. Major
Mcclure is case in point, as is, Clancy Jones'
indianapolis Journal.
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