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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-16

ARrlFielAL ear drums are now made of fine
silver wire, with disk Of India rubber or gutta
percha between, They are placed in the ear and
worn without Inconvenience, and it isiSaid the
effect iSsnagi'Ab3 tt - sen ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-16

a BILL has been reported in the Massachusetts
Legislature, making laborer's wages. to the ex-
tent of $50 each, preferred debts, to be paid in
III !, in all cases Of Insolvency.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-16

TnE HEATING ANp yESriLAriNG OF THE GEN-
sRNn PosroPrlcE DEPARTMENT BuILptNo.
government is now engaged in making large
addition to the present commodious General
Post-officC, in Washington, which, when com
pleted, will cover an entire square This is
rendered necessary by the great annual increase
of business in this department of the govern
,nent. For the greater safety of the building
and the important documents contained in it, it
has been determined to change the present dan
gerous mode of heating the department, and
adopt the modern plan of warming the entire
building by steam.
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BargainsI Bargains!!

ON account OF my lrOuse being rented heal, y
~ few pretentiOus friends, two Of them bas 10 y
employ the tme) will have 70 move BY the hrs u
April, and not having any place Of business f9r te.
months, until get my own house eomPetsdiheTsigTe
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
AtnraTly price at private sale Sale FOR Ek cal
commencing this day. Now Is your time Ladies AMI Gen
tenen and all Come at and get goods ehSIcr EIs
yOH cnI buy them at auction
FERMs:-An unler $50, cash; $50, note a. o.
days with approved secuTitT,-at No. 80 Maia street Ca
ire Wheeling. lmh9l J1HN ROENEG.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

nN and after Monday, March $ 1855 (sandays excepted
" Trains will as follows
'l-1 LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1:10 p n Mail Tran stopping at all stations; aTrTs a
4ti Pittsburgh at Ss55 p. n. and bridgeport a 80
PM.
1890 p II. Express Train, stopping at all regular s-;
N (Ea.t Rochester and New Salisbury are nss sta
tions for this trAin) and arrive al Piiistsrsa AZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-16

A REBELLION AGAINST WnIsKY.-The Akron
Beacon gives account of an attack by band of
women of Cuyahoga Falls, upon The "blue ruin"
of that pretty village, on the 9th inst At the
saloon of /. Lewis jugs and bottles were smash
ed, and barrel of ale consigned to the ditch.-
Next came the store j. L'Hommedieu, who had
removed his liquors to smoke house for safety,
but that was battered open and the liquor set
running. Mr. John Tiff, when they called on
him, set out u lunch of which he invited them
to partake What little ale he had was poured
into the ditch. At Jones' variety store the Ii
quor had been removed, but the women found it
and watercd it in the Cuyahoga. The women
then demanded adrnittance to the American
House, when the demonstration becoming so for
midable, Mayor Wetmore read the riot act but
his proclamation was treated with every feni-
nine demonstration of disrespect, and at last the
landlord pledged himself to stop the sale of
liquors. The Beacon says:
'"The whole ofthese successive movements oc-
cupicd about three hours. During this time,
the excitement was excessive. The only formid-
able actual resistance was made hy 81 champion
of the garrfsons, who caught his Int .tuU Of
: sokisky as it flowed from the hung -hote, and
threw it upon the assanltipg force; Il fire which
created great confusion in thelcolumns for; a mo
memt, but they closed mp and advanced in good
order.
.sThe names Of The leaders of the force as Civ
en- us, are OF high Responsibility. Thcyprudent.
Is kept their own .counsels, their husbands even
not having the plan and time of the assault con
iided to them.
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TRUST SALE.

Household and Kitchen Furniture
DY virtue Of Deed Of from Thomas TRtgn 10 -
ID bearing dsie the 2Jth March, s55, and recorded ia b
clerks Office OF the county Ohio county IN De
Book a. PAGE 22 shall, Monday the 29th Al4-eA &
street. in tile city wheeling sell the highest Lle
Mt public auction, the whole Of the HouVehoId ard Kl
Furniture contained in said boarding house, eonVr u
me by the said deed.
Terms Of sale, CIsh- j. 8. WRIGHT, Trgsts~
GEo. p WicKUAN, AnctOHeer rhie
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SLAVERY ExcIrrMENr-A mnss meeting of
citizens of Taylor county, Virginia, was held at
Boothesyillc on the sth inst, Mt which the fol-
lowing, among other resolutions, were passed
unanimously:
That the Ave Christian Advocates published
in the cities of New York, Philadelphia, Cincin-
natl, ST. Louis and Chicago, having become
abolition sheets of the rankest character, we
ask our commemorative attorneys and post
masters to examine them, and if found to be Of
an unlawful character, to deal with them and
their agents as the laws of our State direct.
That we ask as n special favor of the NJ. f.
Church, North, and ali other churches that may
consider this country part Of, their moral
vineyard for the future, to send among us only
such ministers as have wisdom and grace
enough to enable them 10 preach the Gospel
without meddling With the civil Institutions Of
our country.
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LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:

60 A. NJ Express Train, stopping at all regular Eisi
tss arrive AZ Pittsburgh il:s5 4. ~ and al Ce'
land at 2;55 p. N.
$50 P. ~ Mall Train, stopping all regular Stations a.
arrive at Pittsburgh at s:55 P. N.
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DENTISTRY

TIE undersigned specially inform the public
4 have associated themselves together for lie gra-
Of Dentistry Their Oice Is At lar Market sreethziT.
Monroe and Union SSH where th-y Will be happy = =.
their friends and all Others wishing the serrise G,
Dentist.
They were both students andfor .vera ysarsihs as
ants OF the late DR. Iuen, and the senior partner b.
been constantly engaged In the practice himself
last eleven years, daring which he
ted with some OF the leading Dentists in almost all
citier Of the United States and has flmliarssd hir
with thetrVarious P.euaritiss in operating Thy thsr,.
fore feel confident OF ins able tn give entire satass
TO all who may favor them Withtheir patroHaEe.
ABR ROBERTSON D.
whe ling, NOV. Is, 1887. JAMES ORR.
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LBAvR PrrFsBUnGH:
Gonnectinnr.

Connections made by all through trains a iei9.
At Cleveland, with trains for Toledo, Detroit Ch,.s
the North est also, Tor Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo, H
Fails and Canada. -
At steubcnVlle and BeIlair, with the sislieayii- "
ana aud Centra Ohio Railroads, for CALI 81
ark, BaFnesT lie, Evansville, Wilmington, ianeAefi
bus Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81 L9uis r., r,.
Al Wheeling, With Baltimore Ohio RallFo9i ~ -
berlandl HarPrr's Very, BaltiInoIr ana Wasnfl-l
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TuE PeaasgleaaiGa, Mr.. Buchanan's home
organ, speaking of the course of Senator Doug
las, says:
1T Is popular delusion which has led many
Democrats in error, that Stephen 4. Douglas
differs from the President only on the Kansas
question, so that fthe latter be once out of the
way, he will again act harmoniously with the
Democraticparty. We doubt very much wheth
er Judge Douglas ever contemplated any such
thing. His detection on the Kansas question
was premeditatcd, and he was in communion
with the. Black Republicans of Illinois for
months previous 10 the meeting of Congress-
Events which have since ttanspired in Washing.
ton and Illinois shnw concusively that Judge
Douglat is npw in full communion with the
Black Republicans, and that he has no hope Of
being reelected to the Senate or of ever reach.
ing the Presidency except ny their aid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-16

n. B.Me5srs r. o. take pleasure in referring, byp
mission, TO the following gentlemen:
II. Il, Weed, D. D. Hon Geo. W Thompson His lion Ar
CAIEcl Morgan Nelson, Esq, D. il. ElI, Esq. Dr. John
FTsselit DR.. W. J. Bates, Dr.. X. II. Cauaain. DR.
Hi lreh Dr-A = Told, failant Dellpiain, 5ha
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-16

MGs. CuNNINeHAN SrILL LIvEs,-The world
has for some time lost track of Mrs Cunning
ham, of Burdell murder and bogus baby notori-
ETY.. The New York correspondent of the Phil
adCIphia Ledger rakes her ont to the surface in
the following paragraph:
On Friday last she hired house in Thirty
first street, near the Third avenue. and was
MOVING INTO II when the landlord for the first
tenant. SirS1C Cunningham thereupon received
notice to quit, but she vigorously demonstrated
and threatened 70 appeal to the law for protec-
ton. Nevertheless next day she found other
quarters, ainl this morning evacuated the prem
ises in Thirty,first street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bank of Wheeling.

HIs Bunk WIN pay specie Tor It's Circulation from aud
L AFTER t!.Is date. c. d. HUBBARD,
March ~. 7sl5.--mhiG PFes't
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NOTICE.

.I.ET countless Of ARTICLES Just received
be- iouHd NJ prices lower than ever before. Fancy
very variety, Bugle Beads, Sewing Shields,
H.aH. Skirts Skirt Rgets, Feather busters, Cut
every trade and price, Gold Pens, Hardware,
H.. HtseE Gents, Perfumery, Powder PufEs; Nail,
. ..".r. and Tooth Brushes.
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DIS5OLUTIoN.
hA eopaLtuershP heretofore existing between he nm
- hefslsned a. Cnshlg& Qsbuns has been this isV ii-
soSsd o. mutual consent. The partnarship businetH Yin
D sI. "a ne handSOf3D CushinEto close Vic Il duiv
yea 20 use ths name Of the iTm for that purpose
" dssl9sai ii9T z ISL ?. g asFTa
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E'tHhEY uotrEE-lhs Coffee, grCuI,i from ulr
cylinder, and packed In metallic packages, by which
It's valuable properties rich aroma are preserved
rHs rs strength and freshness in that degree purity
rstetul to those who appreciate cup OF delicious
l'as+ For sale by [mhsl W, A.EDwAROs BRO
Z EEMICELLA, Maeareni, aud English Split Peas
inst received and for sale by = > y ~ ~
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.r.E co. have nos hand the Ia rgest stock OF
a..Il grsr Window Blinds in the city, which
Jhe attention OF Count Merchants and con.
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D COUNTY, OElO WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY 10, 1858.

and during that time wonderful change
had taken place at the cottage Let Us
peep in, kind reader, as they sit around
the cheerful FIRE in tho cozy parlor.--
Louise has returned home yet the order
and neatness has not gone too. Julia
sits by the table busily engaged with
her needle, while her husband, with a
pleasant countenance and cheerful voice,
is reading aloud.
The sewing is laid aside, and Julia
seats herself at the plain though rich
toned piano and plays sweet goodnight
song then Charles draws his chair to
her side, saying:
I have good news for you, Julia I
have paid the last cent we owed for this
little cottage. and now it is ours; and
another item. too; Jane sent me word
to-day she will return and take her old
place next week; am very glad for your
sake, although better house-keepcr
could not possibly be found.'
Then would you not prefer this same
house keeper, Charles? Believe me when
I say l have learned the great art OF
house keeping. We are both young, our
means are limited, and I find that I en-.
Joy myself much better in active EN-.
ploymept than moping in the parlor.'
But, my dear,-'
Nov don't make any objections let
me have my own way this timel' and
Julia kissed her husband playfully !;
then turning to the piano played, while
he Joined with h;s deep, manly voice, in
singing,
Home. home. sweet, sweet home,
There's no place like home, there's no place
like home.
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CHAPTER III.

Yes, it was pretty little cottage, with
its white walls and green blinds, its lat
tice entwiped with clinging vines, and
shaded by few ornamental trees. The
front was enclosed by pretty white
fence; aud rose bushes aud few choice
flowers bordered the little path leading
to the gate.
The cozy little parlor, too, with its
simp,e white draped windows, plain car
pet, and pretty papered walls, with its
simple but tasteful furniture, and few
choice pictures, presented a most pleas
ing and home like appearance. There
sat Julia from day to day at her en-
broidery, while the trusty Jaue attended
to her household affairs But alas a
change came at length to Julia ); for
Jane was summoned home, and where
could girl be found to fill her place ?
Mr.. Harvard now started off in search
of one, and Julia was in dreadful state
of anxiety.
At length violent ring summoned
her to the door. eg El s.4.zl
The top o. the mornin' to yer, ma 'am;
an is it yerseif is wantin' grip asked
rosy checked daughter of Erin, bow
ing and curtesying violently.
Did Mr.. Harvard send you?' asked
julia, with illcoDcealed vexation.
.Shure, it was his own blissed silf, and
my name is biddy McClarkin. ma'am /;
and It's me that will do yer work right
we'll; and Biddy followed Mrs. Harvard
into the kitchen, where she Installed her.
self forthwith.
Now we will not attempt to describe
the scene that followed. Biddy had
previously attended to chamber work
alone; but, as she was out of work, she
concluded to try the kitchen. Did Mrs
Harvard order puddings, custard ,.or any
kind of pastry, they never bore the least
resemblance to what they were intended
for. Bread, meat and vegetables were
entirely ruined in the cooking; the, kitch
en- and the dining room were always in
the utmost confusion, to say nothing of
the pantry and cellar; the parlor and
sleeping rooms were slightly put in or
der. Everything became disorder, and
Julia, tired and sick of Encouragement,
grew peevish and sullen, greeting her
husband to the dirty, dusty parlor, and
uninviting table with an ill-concealed
frowns fssF /
Can't you learn Biddy to keep a neat
er house and cook better?' asked Mr..
Harvard pleasantly one evening, as he
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ligence on this subject replied Louise
seriously; "a woman should know how
to supcrinteud her own household affairs
and there is no better teacher than ex.
perience.'
Never mind, Louise, you need not
fear, shall never be reduced to kitch,
en- labor; il SO, however, then will be
time enough
Il believe you are a hopeless case,
laughingly responded Louise, as she left
the room.
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1Dodp.
TRIP LIGHTLY OVER TROUBLE.

Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong;
= We only make grief double
By dwelling on it long.
Why clasp woes hand so tightly
Why sigh DER blossoms dead I
Why cling to forms unsightly
Why not seek joy instead2
ii Trip lightly over sorrow, -
,sfi Though this day may be dark.
The sun may shine tomorrow,
And gaily sing the lark;
Fair hope has not departed,
Though roses may have fed
Then never be down-hearted,
-.a But look for joy instead.
Trip lightly over sadness,
Stand not to rail at doom;
We've pearls to string of gladness,
On this side of the tomb !;
Whilst stars are nightly shining
And heaven is overhead,
Encourage not repining,
But look for joy instead.
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she possesses that knowledge which q
ables her to know how to direct her scr
wants, and to judge if things are donen y
the right manner / need not say no,
much benefit she would derive in case Q
a reverse of fortune, for that will X
very easily seen.
And Julia, the bright, beautiful Jul'
had, too, found one she loved for hin.
self alone; man noble and good, wild
talent of q high order, and lawyer b
profession. He was far from being rich
but Julia considers her large property
will make them independent; and they
intend, after their marriage, to remove
to neighboring State, there to find q
home in some village or city.
It was but week previous to her in.
tended wedding, that Julia sat by the
window of her luxurious apartment,
playing carelessly with the rich heavy
curtain tassels, and gazing out upon the
moving crowd on the pavement, when q
servant opened the door and informed
her that her father wished to see her in
the library.
With light and graceful step, Julia
obeyed the summons. S e found her
aged father reclining iu his easy chair,
his trembling hands pressed ever his
furrowed cheeks, and the silver hair
floating above his careworn brow There
we're tears coursing down his face aud
his whole form trembled with emotion.
With many forebodings Julia approached
him he drew her down upon his knee,
and smoothing back her dark hair from
her brow. he gazed into her eyes q mo-
ment with sad, heart broken express.
ion.
Julia he at length said, 'can you
hear i'll news-yery i'll, my darIing?. I
have lost all that I once possessed; not
penny remains! Ny going security
for Morris has ruined me4!' -
Julia heard no more; with deep
sigh sho sank down in swoon The
surprise was SO sudden and the misfor-
tune so great she could not but be great
ly affected When she returned to con
sciousness, she was told that her father
was dangerously il with brain fever
For days he was in wild delirium, apd
at length, the death angel released him
from hrs sutferiugs. z : =
After her fathers death, Juli1 made
her home with her sister, for a few
months, when she was married to her
afianced lover, Charles Harvard, and
removed with him to the west They
found a pretty little cottage would be
palace with her good and noble husband
All Julia, you made sad mistake once
when you supposed you would always
enjoy plenty and ease; reverse of fortune
will como. and you are, of all others,
least prepared.
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E Wit, is brush wood Judge.
meut., timber; the one gives the grsstssi
fame; the otheryields the most dlrsiis
heat; and both meeting make the Esas
fre,s gseif.,ssiia-as asoi 9ze Te :
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PURSUING A WIDOW UNDER Dir.
FACULTIES.


The Bucyrus 90 J Journal spins the
following yarn, which however faulty in
its facts, Is readable as romance. The
editor was pronptsd to .perpetuate" it.
by observing in Pittsbnrg paper TIE
marriage announcement of co6ple who
formerly resided in Buoyrps. The 5ars
is reeled of In this fsshion.
Twelve years ago the bride was
young lady of twenty. the daughter Of
a wealthy merchant in Washington, Pa.
In her fathet's employ was young man
named Robert -, who, the young Ia
dy being bewitchingly beautiful. AZ in
duty bound fell desperately in love with
her. She reciprocated the attachments.
and they were betrothed Unfortanste-
ly, the young lady's father entered his
protest against this pleasant arrange.
ment, and accordingly the young people
put of the happy day indefinitely
About year afterwards she received
most tempting proposal, which, urged
by her father, she accepted, aud 10 he
eternal despair Of poor Robert, aas
married. But alas for the poor bride.
groom Scarcely three months hsd
elapsed when kick from vieiouh
horse killed him. Robert conaoIsd HE
widow, and determined at the end Of :
year or SO to marry her. he had too
much respect for Der to press bis suit
Immediately, and did not for fftesh
months, when he proposed. To bis hof.
ror, she informed him that slis was AZ
ready engaged, and that in three months
more her second marriage would be con-
summated. Two years passed. Ia tAs
meantime the widow and her Husband
had remoysd to syracuse, N. T., ana
Robert possessed by some strange he.
lucination, followed them. That season
the cholera swept that city, aud among
its victims was the second husbaad---
Robert allowed year to passsaDd Nas
on the point of urging his claims, when
he received an invitation TO her weddiukl
She was to be married to her late hhs.
bands partner. Robert rennonstrsted.
The lady assured him that her pre5euf
step was not for love, bat pursly Of No
cessity. The partnership affairs Of her
late iamenteu' were IN suen state tnas
settlement was impossible, and 70 sayS
immense losses sne nao oeterni0ed pppn
marrying the surviving partner. one
assured MIN, also, that her sentimente
towards Dim were unchanged, and that
should she ever become idoE again.
she would give INN preference. eae
was married, ana IN = snort time Ee-
moved WIN ner .alrd husband 20 De.
troi'' Micnlgan Du' Iala'..y scenes
70 pursue ner ner'e'l ana nuspeeq
were on p0asa steamer snss wa Nrssk
90 near Duna,o' s0"s ssfs s''es ne
nusoano perisneo' ana sns escaped oniy
.nrougn sne suPsr'nsms1 eAsrslons .
,,.euu ~uo nappene4 y " ~ Dos'
u's .enu wac yo1s' ~. .as.lls1, 80 ann
.,s ,,....'5, - =
= - - - s5
-. = NJ s, -, q,
sa.s-h.. ..'s:s-s
- - ,s,a -. ~
.s;.I =
H., e ~ svsr 5...rs -;aasS.s s'ss s..ss
- -e,,A ..,a.t .,s;.,.a,.. -
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Minnesota LandHgency

J. N. & A. P. SWINEFORD,
DEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land
Ii Warrants located and Investments made
yielding fifty per cent. Taxes paid. DC. A. p
Swineford being resident of Albert Lea,
Minnesota, is we'll acquainted with the natural
advantages of the Territory, and the best
points for Investment. A few choice Lots and
farming Lands for sale, For further informa-
tior inquire Of as Svineford. Ashland o., or
address A. P. SwiDeford, Albert Lea, Free
born county Minnesota. s,.sszs,aT
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eoNyEyANCING.

CONVEYANCING. g
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, &e-. DC. carefully
drawn, and being a
NOTARY PUBLIC
I viii take the acknowledgements thereof,
sdninister Oaths &c &e. charges reasonable.
Once in the county Auditors Office, Ashland,
"a. JAMES SWINEFORD. Z
AshIand, February 25. 1857 ly34. :.
I'D 54555EE. y. HANCOCK,
WNanlshine Goods As Superior street, undei
The Weddell House Cleveland, Ohio.
July Essss I -. - = ist.--
- m WEGs PURE LEAD, 100 KEGS
o"e I" MN ROLLER dHowARb's.
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fRHoMASJ J Bull. Attorney at Law. Lou
Il doprille, Ashland county, Ohio, viii at
tend prnmptly TO all business entrusted to his
care. Feb. a. 1855. 34tf
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NyILLIAM RALsToN, Jeweler and Sill
NV yer Saith, 4 few doors west of the Nc
Eu1ty House. Ashland, Ohio. Gold and Steel
Pens, and choice variety of JewelTy, kept
constantly on hand. Highest price paid for
cid Gold and Silver. Repairing done TO or
Il Il, on reasonable terms-satisfaction war
tanted
: Fet.-uary 4. 1857. 34tf
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r a X 81 ca a N 5 .

nR. D. S. SAMPSEL, Physician and Sur
IL getn. Office one door East of j. B. F.
Samasel's Store. .f
April 20. 1883 4Gtf
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I Kind reader, let us pass over period
of two years. Louise is married, and
now occupies one of the handsomest res
licences in the city-for Leslie is quite
wealthy, and his young bride enjoys ev-
cry Injury that wealth can purchase. =
Yet her domestic education is very uss-
full; she presides over her own house.
held.e Although they live richly. moth
ing il wasted. The elegant rooms show
plainly Louise's taste and skill, while