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LCCcnDtOn.

On Thursdsy last, the House Of Repre-
4entsiivts fnslly acted on the bill for the
'sdu issiGn Of Kansas, having first adopted
the amendments of Dir. Montgomery, OF
Ps., 10 the bill as offered by Mr.. Crittende
In The Senate. The bill Of Mr.. Crit,ends n
wAl be found in another column. The
substitute aS given BY q correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Press, wOs in effect as fol-
lows.
The 6rst section provided that, "Inasmut b
80 it 10 greatly disputed whether the Consti-
tuition +cih rhich Kansas Is admitted, was
isiriy made, &c" Instead of this, and 10
svoid even tacit udmission OF the legality
OF that instrumen, Mr.. Montgomery Substi-
lu,ed these words--"but ihasmuch as it is
greatly disputed whether the Ccnstitution
formed a! Lecomr ton and noO pending bc(ore
ConsreU, was fairly made, or expresses the
will Of the people," &c.
The second amendment provides that al
ter the Constitution 10 framed by the Con-
vention, (the LecomptOn Constitution huv-
ing been rejected) it shall be submitted tt
to the people for adoption or rejection: ant
that so soon % the result of said election
10 made known to the President Of tn
United States, he shall issue proclamation
declaring Kansas one Of the States Of tn
Union, without any further legislation o
the part Of Congress. This is done to ter
inmate the controversy on the Kansas ques
ton at once; end to make the act Of adm!s
sion 6nulity. ard gives the lie to the slande
that the anti Lecompton men desire to kee
the. question open for an indefinite time.
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ST.. LOUIS, April 5.-The Western mail
irregular; Leavenwor,h papers from 26,h to
30th ult., not received. Inthe Constitu-
tional Convention on the 3Oth, the Commit
tee Of schedule made report. The sched-
ule provides that the Con stitution be submit
ted to vote of the people, on the thirt
Tuesday in May the election of members o.
the Legislature, Judges and State officers te
be hold ut the same time. 1t also provides
that all laws now in force, not repugnant to
this constitution, shall remain in full force
nutil they expire by their own Imitation
A bill ofrights and remonstrance To- Cen
gress against admission under the, LecOnp-
ton Consultation, were read. "A copy Wal
orderedto be Immediately forwarded tc
Warrington. ai7s E}.'s Z %
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RAvENNA MAkKET-AI1n 5.
DIED.

..5g DIED. .-.sst,..-
In Ravenna, April I'D, VELMA TEH1Sh
KossuTH, only daughter Of Stephen I AAt
Emelne E. Noble. Gged six years and eight
months.
In. Edinburg, on, the 27th uits, Mrs. 8.
SnITH, sged 76 years. The deceased wac
a resident of Paris ii years, where her hus-
band and children are buried side by side.
In this village on the 95lh ult:, oi, eoa.
gestion, CHARLES W., only child Of WilIisn
w. and Elizabeth Saith, aged Is inpRtAs
and 2 weeks.
"Ere sin could blight, or sorrow fade.
Death came with timely cars." -
The lovely bud TO heaven conveyed
To bloom in beauty there.
Then, mourning parents. dry your tears,
And stay the hsaving sigh;,
Your Charlie lives ag,in-@he dwsllS
In brighter worlds on high. ss ,g'
r.s .lr's IA 9aa
A crown of glory wreathes his broW,
And he 10 free from pain;
Your Charlie 10 an angel now,
And 9iere-you'll meet again. s@
A.. B.s.
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pul, Ya5tr an9 5tIssars.

OT"A Love" of Day--LaSt Suudsy.
0TFalse-T That Edwin Forrest, the ira.
gedian, has been converted.
tTThe people Of Fremont have purchas.
ed three acres Of land about mile from
that place for cemetery.
GTSsVeral washsrwomen are said to
have fuiled in lhs east, In consequence oi
the red pettieoat movem mt.
6rA few days since, one Patrick Ben.
nett killed his vile, literally ehOpping her
Lead to pieces. and manpling her body in Q
horrible manner.
GTIt is stated that in enc Of the villages
Of the town Of SimSbUry, CT, there is no,
an adult to be found who has not been con
verted.
TTwo men, named John Bowers Int
James Dixon, were arrested al New Lisbon
Ohio, recently, on a charge Of passing
counterfeit money.
tTThe New York Evening Post think
that the uncouth portrait on the cover Of th,
Atlantic Monthly must be that Of some re
iscted sid choleric contributor; it is yer,
much ruHied.
6rEdw ard Robbins, convicted by tn
Court Of Common Pleas OF poisoning NO
man named Nancy Hollins, in &srion coun
ty, was sentenced on F.iday, by Judge Law
renee, TO be hurg on the 18th day of Jun,
next ..
0TThe Treasurer Of Ashtabala county
in this State, is defaulter to the tune o.
$4,000, and has sloped for that tend. zvon.
OF raseals, WHO cheat printers and the peo.
pie, "parts unknown"
OTThe Brute--A man named John D.
Green. residing in Brooklyn, N. Y, was ar.
rested last week, and committed to answer
a charge of incest. He has two children
by his own sister; both were monstrosities,
aud one lived to be ten months old.
OF Col. johnson, the comm snder of the
Utah expedition, whose name Is now promi
nent before the public, is Of Connecticut
family. His father was a native of Sails
buy, in Litchfeld county. and emigrate'
with his family from that town. as q LAM
surveyor, to the Western country.
HThe editors of the Upper Sandusky
60 of into ruptures at being awakened q
the hour when "church-yard's yawn" by
serenadng party, one night last week. al
we'll enough, but the joke is that they spea
Of having been awakened from "pleasan
dreamss" The craft ought to have thes
happy fellows forward to the museum
once.
( u The lndlanapolis Journal Of Wed
g nesday soys that, on opening safe the da
r before, belonging to the old Office Of Il
- Treasurer Of State, which had not bee
opened for years, there was found with
h $22 900 in bills on the bank Of Milingto
ID Mary land, and the Bnghampton Bank, Ne
Ia York. This b t1h of bills, it appears fro
!. a memorandum found with them, was sd
70 nosited for safe keepinp,"
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SERIOUS AccIDEKT.-On Tuesday after.
noon last, while several workmen were en-
gagged in placing new posts under the south
end Of the Machine Shop Of Messrs. Thorn-
ton & Douglas, which projects over the ca
nal, the flooring of the building above,
which was filed with stoves and wares, fell,
and buried in the ruins, Mr.. J. w. Reed and
Mr.. Benjamin Williams. Mr.. Reed, was
taken out very seriously injured, and at the
time was apparently dead. He sustained
several severe cuts ON the head and body, and
it is feared he was also injured internally.
Mr.. Williams injuries were not so severe
but he also Was badly cut and Bruised
The scene of the disaster was visited by O
large number Of persons, and all seemed to
regard the escape Of any OF the workmen
with their lives, as almost Miraculous
Warren Democrat.
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Change OF the U. 9. Army Uni
form.

~1Se~Ns~~ ~A NS@~
The Secretary Of War has issued bis or
der for change in the uniform Of the army
The Stor thus describes the change:
The cap now worn is supplsnted by a
felt hat with brim 81 inches wide and crown
81 inches high, bound with ribbed cilk io'
officers end double stitched around the rim
for men. The trimming for general oilceEs
are a. follows:
Gold cord, with acorn shaped endV; the
brim Of the hat looped upon the right side,
and fastened with an eagle attached to the
side OF the hat, three black ostrich feathers
on the left side; gold embroidered wreath
in front, on black velvet ground, encircliDg
the letters U. 8. in silver, old English char.
Acters. For other clsasi6catieDs Of officers
and for the privates there are similar trim
miDgs, varying slightly for each distinctive
grade or class. The change also extends
TO the pantaloons and coat, but in respect to
them tits confined to the tTimmings Of the
latter and the stripe Of the former. Nib-
iey's tent 10 also to be substituted for the
OCe now in use.
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ALL FOR ONE CEKT.-Over a year age
the Mahoning Plank Road Company prose.
cuted Mr.. Harmon Lewis for passing thro
the gate, about a mile south of this Villsge
and refusing to pay the toll demanded
which was one cent. The suit was com.
menced before Esquire Palm, and defendant
was required 10 pay the penalty, which was
Us. Lewis appealed to the Common Pleas
Court, where the decision of the Justice
was sustained. A motion for q new trial
by his counsel was oyerruled. An appeal
was taken to the District Court, and will
probably be tried the present term. The
costs of this suit will amount 10 shou,
@30O.--Ibid. ..r. s-. .... .- ..-.-.
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SENTENCED. - One of the McWhinny
boys, Robert, was convicted, at the recent
session Of the Trumbull Common Pleas
Court, of manslaughter, committed on hia
father, and sentenced to ten years imprison.
ment in the Penltentiary. 1t will be recol.
lected that, in November last, an lrishman
named William McWhinny was missing Ia
Warren, and the body, after considerable
search, found in the Mahoning river, and
that two Of his sons. Robert and Thomas,
were arrested for bis murcer. The trial et
Thomas was continued 10 the next tsra.--
CGnfeld Sentinei.
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Tho American HON estead LaAi CompGny haxli
dispos sed ofa sufficient number OF shaTss " wAfFsAt
an early distribution Of their sud nov o1ef u TIE
public the remaing uDsO Id shares, tai PeuSurs
IN annou ncfng, that ONE HUNphED JnoUsA.S AtASS
Of choice farming Lands situated IN the coantss Os
Win nebag"s Marquette, WaushsIa, Outssamis,
Croix, and Polk In the State Of Wisconsin will bN
distributed to shaTeho ders OF said Company before
the adjournment the present session Of CoARre0O.
These lands are amongst the best farming IaSds in
the State, ranging m valae from ave TO twenty Eve
dollars Per acre. This Company, holding ss INC
do large quantity are compelled to sell lOsion
of their lands for cash, Ond take this method o. die.
possag OF oEE HUNDRED THOUSAND AcHks at . fetu.
city OF Washington, under the direction 81 thirty.
one members OF Congress, one 9membeg spiestsA
from each State In the Union. The land offered 10
free from any ehcumbrance, and WARaAksTs DreDS
" CoNvEYANcE will be executed immediately afsss
the distribution, TO the parties entitled thefeto, By
trustees appointed for that purpose. The dslEibus
ton will be as follows:
r. 500 TRACTS OF {- 20, ,ACRES EACH.iE
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RoBRERY AT T3CeLUMDlANA,--On Monday
night, 22d inst.., the express Office, at the
village Of Columbiana, was entered by bur
glars, and the safe, which was quite a smal
one, carried out and the lock blown Of with
Ipowders and some Eve hnndred dOllars to.
ken Qua. -Four hundred Of It belonged "a
the exPress company. No person suspect
ed that we have heard off, Sdlem Republican
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Adjourned sctsIom.

Both branches Of the Legislature have
passed q resolution 10 adjourn on Monday,
tie 18th inst. and meet 'gHin on the let
MCbdpy Of January, 1859.
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ie Eo NERVOUS SUFRRERRs,---A retired cler
Ryman, restored to health in few days, ai
ter many years Of great nervous suffering
is anxious to make known the means Of
cure. Will send (freeJ the prescription
used. Direct the Rev. JoHR M. tDAGEALL,
No. 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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or Prof. T. B.. hudson, Oi Oberlin COLI
lsgs, waa killed nesr Olmstead, on the LIST
inst, BY usin Of cars on the ClsvelAad 4
Toledo RMlread.
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GIfsIEs.-Some four or Eve families ol
these strolling., fortune telling, horse. trad.
ing, idle and lazy race Of people are, or ut
least were, encstnped few miles from town
during the past week.-Salem Republican.
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OTThe Psinesvills Advertiser ssys the
psssh buds 10 that section are not injured to
Ssy s3isns.
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HeTI. is rumored that the Erie City Bank
intends to resume specie payment in few
weeks.
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Notice to Township ASscssors.

AUnIroR,s OFEicR, Portage Co
gstt april 7lh, 1884,.
THE Township Assessors are hereby no
l. tife and required ~ meet ut this onre, ~ CON-
snlt with each other an6 receive their Blnnka, on
Monday, the 18th inst. P1sase see 30 1t that AS
Auditor hss the Clerks certificate Of your elee,ioa
and qualification BY That time, law requires
April 8, 1853. II. l.. CARTER, 90. Auditor,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legal Notice..

Legal NOttce. -y.sA
Tho State of Ohio, Portage county, %. In COa..
mon Peas.
VS.. Divorce nnd AlImonV
Ora G. Taylor.
ORA c. TAYLOR, defendant herein, 10
" hereby notifedih the pettio Ter, Mary ]. ray-
r, will take depositions t. be used tbs hearing Of
the above entitled Gauss, at the dwelling house of
Eakim Dewy, Ia the ownship OF franklin, eSuRty
Of POrtage, and State of Ohio, OIL the 3Oth day Of
April, aLd on the Ist "ay Of May, A. u. 1854, BE-.
tween tha hoursof9 0 O'clock 4. NJ, aud o'clock P.
n ,or said day.
J. L. Il n. C. RtNNEY,
Atty's for Pelitioasv.
Rayenra, Chic, April5, Ia5e-3w.
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NUMBER I56
I,ROE .LoWEkL- "a acOER1Iy:,,

ZStie cTep' ~, quite II b. S-oEu,
Au,Fesked So thruthc ufndsF. -ZE,
An there Sot tluiay ali-lll1r-,.---
With no ont nigh 70 hih4er. y
Asin the ehiraa,y erOekneSks heaS. t-f
Az in amongst cIn rcstr.,
Ihe o'd Queens arm that gsanthcr Young
1850. FetsAsa back fEOH Coucord bss.sd-
The Wannut logs shot sv=rkiss out f...
Towards the paotirst, bless her.
An lettle tres ia bced al shout
the ehiny OF the dresser.
The veTy room, COZ she wuz 81
Looked uarIn fTuu. 1ooT q rriIIf.E
An she looked fuil - rosy szaia
Il the apples she Uss f'e1Iias
She heerl :Oot Gr' knovssl it, .u
=asi'in on tie ssTapeT-.
All ways 20 ONCE her itrii=s GeV
Like sparks in burnt up paper. -.e q
He sind o lohered on he mat,
Some douJise - abe s-tke;
H.s heat ktp' -oi' pits pat,
B1i hSTB ven pits-Z,Ale--
yet she s'r her cheer jerk
A. isoush slre Uistrd hiHl -u-de-,
Al on E'r pies I'p' TO pork
Il { aWsE-r suuTIt, hsT.
'Ycnwaa, 70 see ny IN, : sreset"
"WaI.. 20; cCr e % ia
'To see ny NJ: sb,'s srrtt tliu' e.o'ss
AEin tO-inVTroH's i'lIu'." .L rHl
He stod a spell On ere >o,; u.s.,
Ihvn stysu sirl - "a. is-,
n OF naclI OFT h ftltf ut!St
lie ccViiu'' h Ioli Se.tu;hsr.
sJz he, ..I'r better caraaf,"
- ste, -'thiuk lktl,, - o. -
Ths la Nyrrss i'i'a az i-se iin,
An'-'@!- Le a. aid tisl Ter
Wien 81. Hir e's uInr :. Il, ,ir-
Haley 50 Pole q a-hgs,
Az - a o,sta.lA -. .t.- q lIs-
Az teaTy ourf 'he is-is---
Hsr bood r'z ourt L.u J.. IL, lie tide
n5En 10 't' i.ss- ~ F-sety,
A. ali ITcE j., rh.y critd
1" n-ett e NE 'r' - stirG y
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CINcNNATI GroGGERiEs.-T following par
graph is going the rounds of the papers:
A statistical friend has by actual count. dis
covered that the city Of Cincinnati contains more
grosgeries than any other city in the United
States except New York.
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Tl CORRESPONDENTS.

LEFI ES concerning advertising other fl
aIa b4pess OF the Inteliisuncer, shon be addressed
Ulriet9rS.
concerning the editorial department of the papeI
Lou be addressed the Editors, jointly, either
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
Oaly site Oi the paper.
above rules viii greatly oblige us
p-oupt attention correspondents than
.y might otherwise receive.
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MEM AND POPUL.AR BOOKS
At j. z. OhR'S,


THAT popular BoOk, Cty tie Great King bv pr Ty
cav; MnstaTg 6TeyIion Jsrre Ci,Ir-rs' last hook
Twin EUscs by Mrs EFch,; White
Husband VIE, NolOy kI-mr
HoSaras jour al Boat Prime tuost al
hsl Married or SEEl=i Portr.is M Inarr sd
El1ends Az Of Cspt Aayne Eteds WoTLs; Alone VIE hid
nrn fHtn! Hnd Moss sde The popular VI MAr.on
haTlabd the Nehmthd AuihoTesst"rtfter tY,ry-
thing "a the stat0nary line, EaUk School Books &c
Wall Paper 4 7 AND EEDER CeST TO make To,f5 far
Spring stock.
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CoNcEnXING kIssEs.-"The kiss says an an
cient woman hatcr, the aurora vi love, but the
sunset Of chastity"
After the first kiss there felloYs second, then
third. and so upward on the many rugged lad
der of love 10 the HttiB!d MUic. One kiss is
very little arid yet very much. 1t is the world
less Interpreter Of two hearts, which by this
one breath tell each other more than by myraids
OF words. The kiss is the nigh priest who ini-
tlaies tic heart IN The EiusiEian mysteries Of
love
The aucients counted three kinds OF kisses:
A,isi6, that between friends and relatives.
Ose"t0, the kiss of vencratlop. -. Dr..
S"ari", the kiss propcT-tiiat between lovers.
The monks the middle ages--great ;heor-
ists-'iIYided the kiss into fifteen distict and
sererate orders:
!. Thedecorous or modest kiss.
?. The diplomatic kiss of policy.
3. The spying kiss, TO ascertain if i woman
had drunken wine.
1. The slave kiss.
8. The kiss infaunous-a Church penance.
q The slipper kiss. practiced toward tyrau,s
z. The judiyal kiss
S. The feadal kiss
.. be religious kiss Kissing the cross.)
10. The ac"dc;nicafl,iss Oh joining solemn
bTotherhooI)
Il. I he ha,d kiss.
IL. The Judas kiss
IL. The medical kiss-for. the purpose Of
hesling some sickness D..
II. Tue Kiss of etiquette -.s
10 Ihe ks Of love The OBly real kiss But
this was also 20 be Varieulsly considered viz:
given by ardent enthusiasm, AZ I,y lovers; I,y
matrimonial affection; o.. lastly, ielween tmo
iaeIl-an awful kiss, fasting like sahdR itcfes
without butter or meat
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Nc 's'rsg, Secretary
wm. TcIi I.oaze No. 3s s.-Meets asabore eve
e Wednesday evening wILIAS IiEIIEH, n. ti Joh''
S'''ie Secretary.
Whee'iHE I.Odse No. 5O---Seets every Monday
evening at ie Hail. Market and Quincy Streets
W D forrs, y c.; s,oha z'ot",7,, Secretary.
"anOih lodge No. 81. 9.-Nects AS above every
E'4-y evening. los. HAsXLr y. G.i JOAN l. Nar'esA
Secretary,
VIVA. EcII EucamPnent 80. 3I.--Neets As
above tc -seund and E5sra Tuesday evenings Of each
2aaiss JaIS nAnEa, c. p; tlfas. LiHek, serihe.--
Nhr"'U'a tura "t PlrAsnt No. 1.-Afsets At The
@ corner NarSetand Monroe Streets the
.s'>y evenings each month. WV. TAYLOR, @. P; Geo
R'''.',5r., Scribe. tJanuAry le, 1855.
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BEBEE,S

VENTILATED, sLLF-ABJFsTING SILK HAITI b.
WE have this day received from New York Behs.'s
" Spring siSe six Hats Bud pieasur tIouc.
inE this Improved 81 ItLs ting tIiIs rIs hats and
making tbs pa soft to tn head This tsd. "
@Hnitng The air between the leather body o. the
nat ahd rasng out Il ts ttI, cITruiEtor 81
AR through u The Iratitr i
- e shaIe Of tie forehead hst l. pnt en-
sIty relieving q head rom The pressure unp
iah $" much cOEI iafncd 81 m all hats a. cauF.
~ e sax hat 70 ls I..sbir easy a. the SCif Fst
nat ana TAR more i,.
stsd sseseainEiy Est. suaIly aurnbs has n.Edr
ih ~ Ordinary t.Ci,tiyul.u
anime. riaus1 ar 3 d n ~ =, a :, -
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio lodge No EOt.-Meets Masonic Hall,
e0acF Market and Monroe streets the ,A and laird Mon
DAY eveanssot each month. G. W. 81 rs, ". 81 Aie-
astsr LasgSliH, secre,a-y.
"eeiinE Lodge No. Has Ncgts as above on
SaESTiiSaSs, W. NJ; s. ". Pearson, Secretary
Wheeling Union ChnPter No. 10.-Mesta a.
sD'Se On hs second Monday evening OF each month Wo
SOFT H. P; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Rncnmpment Ne, l--Mtets -
''''eNH theJoarti Monday evening OF each aopth W.
''' .- C.. A Essj7g, RssoEdSr.
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INSURANCE.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE

-Hr THE-I
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ICHUNCHkS Ot WHEELING.

FOR the Information Of strangers visiting the city,w. pub
m tie following list OF the diheren churches, and their
e and place OF meeting II there are any Mistakes we
"iinaAe tbs necessary correetien"lth pleasure;
81 a0uEtT's, E,1ScClldfIqT CorEer Hoproe and Byron
'reets Rev E T. PkHSfNs, Rector morning services 10y
clock eventns,l. 49,, :. s-5y5 ..s ls-E
81 Jo,', EiscopdIia Main street between First and
seeOnd Centre Wheeling, ksyJ H. Ssii4n, a. NJ, Rector
Serriees-siorning lU5&i afternoon ~; light ~.
f'Ht PrssJyteIdr, REV r. IL W kAl Pastor, Fourtilst
Monroe Quincy and afternoon
second Presytef"'' Webster street between Main and
AaAe' Centre "aeeinEi services informing and evening
Ird ITGNJ geFds, Fifth street between Chestnut and
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II4E LAW or NEWsPNFEEs.

-subscrbers give express notice the con-
rTy, considered wishing continue their sub5crip-
2I subscribers order the discontinuaHce Of their peri
u. publisher y continue to send Them until all
Er- paid.
eli sunScrbers neglect refuse to take their Period
Tfe which they directed, they
rspcsle t they have settled the bill and ordered them
.i,; su;jEGcd.
Ill subscribers other places whOutinform-
rGh, AID t,e papers sent to the former di
estsUL, ,Avy he!d ruspOnslDle.
Gvurtsi iaye decided that refusing to take pcrlod
the oics removing and leaving them Gncalie
,l.k Frin1d I''cid evidence OF Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

REoohDkD YoIEs.-Ca Cailing The ayes and nays
on bill l. dangerous experiment. One old
member Of the Pennsylvania legislature, who
maintained lis seat and popularity for a uuiu-
Der of years, alwaysvoted ''Io'' when vote gas
recoided-''for," ," said he. when asked his rea-
>on, when good law PASSES, no one looks fer
the yeas and nays on it--wilen Z Jzsd one does
they always do If told you tIiis before Il
v ont do any harm to repeat ii.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

AGMcrLTURAL SHORTEN CATEcHisX.- What il
garden sass.-Cuilivaisd iHperiinence
What fruit ploIses !;arTOtersZ-Choke pears.
They are also familiar with the art-i choke.
by are people with cOrns ike certain vege-
tabiess-BecaiIse they are ioe-rnaItyrs.
Is there vegetable heu?-Yes; the eggplant.
How can young ladies soonest secure farinss-
Take i "conniry gentleman
Why are ostierS illiteiatc: Because ll.ey read
only stable Literature