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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13

o. The account which NJ l,idgWay va.
published OF bis tus.le with Nh q. j. Nlbl
loom of tAe Governor of NiTgIuiHJ contain.
thr correspondence that subsequently, passed
between tun two gentlemen which Mr. lNig
Way commenced in bio iui letter Mr.
luigany addressed bic enemy ai follows
81 propose chat you and select only one
friend each, and with one pnir Of pistols, We
shall all meet in your office or mine, ~ au
hour 60 be hereafter designated that amer
thua meeting uud tho door being securely
locked, sou aud / shall bc securely blind
nlIrd-that lbru the seconds shall load ono
OF the pistols and leave the other uul1adcd-
that they nest determine by lot che choice
of plalula-lhll tho pistols shall then be-
handed 10 900, and thut yours shall boo placed
directly against my brrHsi, aud mine against
yours-thgl nest and finally 20 the giving
Of ihe word, wd shall both puIl trigger and
let thr consequences take care OF thrmstlYes
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lHHrf N'ttriIts
Ata Probate Court holden at thr rruui, uuJr lurn
'lufs Within and Hf shid district, Goa the sii da} uf
I4uuHu. s. q. iaia.
lutifumrut putuufiiuF ~ hpihr lHst ~ 900 ana irsts
- W.Ut nc tINtf tUtUF late Ut Concord iu flI laflI
deceased. brug plrs'ntrd a. The court hrfr bY u g.
lfi. lHT o. it ~ A. ordered fN al court that al per
suua fhrl u'glu W uniu'd CO. appear at session
ui sHlU count Co. NU holden ~ The Probate ufrr. lu
lUutulufEl. un thr th dlh u lrlfunn lsA, and show
cause HNH flrN NAV have AGAINST iHr Probate &C aHll
viii tI Whl.h purpose ~ D. tfihrr ordered. mat copy
ut Nf record u thsufirf hr published thftu Wrths sut
t,.rNtN lu iur tarNHullu ful'iat 49, juhHhlr} pee
fl.lH 90 H4I time Hl htHIiUE
Nirt W. CHANDLER JHtg, ufrf0tAto.
N AllI.L wv NJ IIAnIumnMN n.-L.I.l
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Board Planning,

rplIE subscriber having fitted up n shop NJ
| the Paddock Machine Work. Win new AND
Irrrfrrt rJrtItu-r, - PT0pTCd 70 40 An tIuds UI
MOOD PLINLNG
with ncatucss and dispatch, aud hopes tomorit
and receive part of the public patronage.
Also has for sale seasoned spruce Lumber. 3.
J.-Ju LAME.
st. bloomsbury, June Il, 1851 3Stf
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Happy Nanoy-,.Tho Truo Secret


hHpPy H'"oy---i i'uo ''''
Tb,rc ouro lived lu au old brsVu cottnpe.
$50 small chat n looked Ike IA chic.en-coop. ~
solitary woman. She tended hen little gar
den. knir and spun fora living. 'she was
known everywhere, from village 10 village,
ia, ih,7errgomcu If ofilbpy Nancy" She
had no money, no family, no relations she
was half blind, quite lame, and very crooked.
There va. mo- comeliuess ln hag. and vet
,hcrc In that homely, deformed body. the
great God, who loves 10 bring strength out
NJ weakness, had ret lis ROYAL seal.
"Wcu. Nancy. singing again p" would the
chance visitor saw. as hc loungcd M her door.
La!yes.I'm for e,orml II. don't know
what pcoplr will think" she would SAY. with
fl sunny smile.
oWhy. thc,W think. ns they ALWAYS do.
that Won arc very happy."
oLn, we'll. that's a mct. I'm lust a, han
u, fl, IN, dny 4. lopp"
81 wish you would toll me YOUR secret.
Name, YOU are An alone. you work hard.
Won have nothing ,cn plc,,,pt surrounding
,ou-whot 4, the reason yourc 40 ham, 90
opcrh.p, its bccau,e b,,'n't got an,.
Lnd, l.ut G..A." r,rli,d the good creature.
I.,Lb.cup
oyou srr. rich GlLlIil,.yon d,,cnl upou
their i.milir. and ,brjr bon.c. tba,,c cot
IN l,c, ,bi,lipc ,f tb,ir hu,inc... oC d5cir
vj,,. and children. and tbcn they're olv,,,
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,ny ,b;,g ., ,r,nLG. ,,,.,lr ,h,r, ,,n Soc
,,,n.,. l.,ci,.au - tho Lord ri,l
we'll r. Ilc c,n keen ,Ii. grcn, world IN .ucb
gopd order ,bc ,un rolling aoy nfcr d,,
,,J ria, .ti,,i,,, ,.i.,l,, ,cc, ,;ol, mai ,
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,uch a moor .ir,lc ,bing NJ. nm, and -
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Lord pLc, c,re ormcv
aW,n Inn, N,rc,. .,,,osc , c.,s, sboull
conn, ,6cr YOUR r,ni, ,r,,. ,ro nh 4, Llo..om.
and ,,,rl;}u.. ,l.,,,..o,,.. ,,,,,,.co
ogptI do,f ,nrro,o,. never on, .,r.
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ibc ord ,,ilI do c,cr,tbing rirbt Tint.
,,ba, max q. Won ',c,,l, urh,pny. ,ou'rc MI
,bc ,imc .p,no,inc Now. wiy conr ,ou
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''.H .'' ''fN' '' ~ WV . So 90 Wv 800
" W. .g-.,e W., ., ulern.gL
ono WIS ''b"F We -" '"' 'n' "'"""'
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To AAlrnR1ts EUHA-At o late cpu,en-
ton OF Dentists, il Wus asserted lli1i Che main
10 not thraulr cause tAe great iucrglsc of de.
lecl,o trHb vas thr uso Of salerius ard
cream OF tartar iu tho manufacture OF breads
aud IN bakcr lul.y agreed with lhc facts Of
icrcd iu proof adding the results ol some az,
pertinent made by himself llc soaked sound
teeth iu % solution Of ralcralus, and thuy were
DESTROYED In fourteen days We here have
the opinion of men whose thcuis, time and
zeal are given 90 dentistry that -ulcptus and
cream of tartar iu bread are q chief cause Of
ruin TO teeth, Now viii those who know this
Gcl 60 on cutting al that comes iu tlrir way,
without iuquIiug what il is made of '-N01
imk PTrsLDi0tGu,
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

NO. 40 BRoMFIELD ST, BOSTON
WAS established supply the public with genuine Isu
dies for all diseases
DIR. GREENE, experimenting Physician, me-
CURED knowledge o this system by experience with the
Indians and understands their true Medicine. lnva
Ida and all Indian System OF Medicine
should send and set copy ofhc
"iNDIAN ARCANA,n
newspaper edited by Rev OEoRoE &. BANoRoFr which will
give list OF the principal Indian Remedies their prices and
and @ exposition Of the merit, OF the practice and also OF the
imposition which carried by cory
will be sent irce OF charge to any one.
Consultations personally or by letter. NEE oharrv.
Address. DIR. GREENE. 40 Hrontficld NJ. boston.
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Normal Music Class.

MIR, g. II, CLARKE takes this opporlu-
that hr hts resigned bic place as professor " mo
music Doc all its branches a. 90. j0hnsbury, For
the brurhf NJ IrlrhrTF, HHd such hrrtrr ~
guAllb themselves Tor the business ~ Teaching
hr will form Normal MuHiC Glass o. whom
hr viii give course n lessons ~ the lhnsi thor
ough character Ladies' Or Gentlemen wishing 10
study Music ah profession viii ma me present
% highly favorable opportunity The fNrfrinrho n
the Glass viii commence 90 houdHIt New 10
1892, aud continue ~ weeks,
TUITION. Payable in advanced
Tiauo-lQrio, Organ, on any other instIumcntlh at
ma, hr preferred $1,000
Cultivation ~ the voice and singing, 1000
IhorouEh-hasa aud competition, 1000
Each department may be- studied separately NJ
th, price annexed, nT % ull course " musical In
strultinu will hc given, including hli fnr 5000
Having CuIwpd the benefit NJ over twelve yrarf
experience u bic profession, Mr Clarke Pledge
cuilrr satisfaction 30 every patron,
differences,
CWDNrfND s SuSh,
CSC, j. WIN,
CSC, T.. NupT luoeTps
OLIyu pUruh, "''"''
WoupvAUu s. HBgWN,
ItrsstIL N HlruNluhoN, o.
AutN ponwonllI' tNrw YORK.
II. u, puuWuuIH go
y, 1.-THE plan ~ instruction which has prov
oi sp highly successful iu Boston viii boz faithful
ly carried Quit &C. Johuthury,
No,. (. 1857. 5sf
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j.. ID, Chase e. Sons,
Practical Founders, Machinists
AND MILLWRIGHpB,

Il ZIP constantly ou hand Castings, Nil
N lrua, Water Wheels, Board Aurhura,
CiapHlrd and hhHgr Machines Corn turkrut
Smut NarEute, All sos aud build Lumber aud
Gu-tNlls. AlsD dealers Boz Manufacturer aTii-
rIrs. go. MIl Stones, Ii0ltnH rlDths, Indie Rub
b.r hrtuV. Inn and Packing Feather Betting.
lag. Leather am helt liiteta, sgld h4Ha ~ all
descriptions.
an ludf NJ Job work done 90 fhnrt notice.
HulHughts supplied With lTnust Machinery, go.
dt liberal dIfrDHHt Al work warranted Or
acre OF euquirirs by mai or otherwise PROMPTLY
AMENDED tI. f8f
WEsT CoECORp. w.
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Dr., Weeks's Magic Compound
NO. H..

The NciicDie that seHs at homc-be best nee
oUimcHIaiioH Il can hare.
4 s an Espcctonut ithasuuc equal forcoughs,
~ euldh, asthma, WhonpnF cough, Group, core
throat, aud gltlUrg Diseases. 10 is valuable rem
eds, Also, in s,roha, which presents itself 10 90
m'uy furus, ana in short % d. good in every talut
NJ the system caused hy hnpurr blood.
IL only remains Tor sou 10 nee the compound 10
htcotp" ~v, painted with itg virtues.
M q II III II II -
II you Wish Co save your children from the dis
tf,sslLg symptoms Of Group, which occur 90 sud
denly, and are often fatal, do not fail 90 procure
bottle ~ THE Incidence 10 will relieve tho sufferer
almost instantly.
rms rs 80 HTNBTG'
tcll you thc triih--vil you tryit3
For further information aud Testimonials. please
read the circular That acroWraui.s each bottle,
This Compounds purely vegetable, composed
~ roots, herbs, hltks aud fruH, u contains no
ingredient moro poisonous than Oh, tg, which d.
delicious fruit use uo opium Boz ibis mtdi
cine Boz any form whatever, thus avoid its palia.
tive influence that Do certain TO- folio" its noe,
Prepared by DR. S. G. WEEKS,
81 j0hpsLuf,. VI,
MccAa'A Ma-L- Cnmpnuu6 80. I H. sold whole.
sale aud retail uy d. &, bingham, Druggist, ST.
Juhushur,, VI Also, hy II, Weeks, ST. Johns.
hurry Cvntrr Elias Cheney Fairbanks Village
Peck Higgins, IassuWpsT, J.. Parks, lassump
SIC aud BENJAMIN GrrruN1uh, Dau,illr.
For sale al.u, h' VIM II MCiuil'N, Lyndon 4.
h-r-rrru Itttrt-il \ Y fl & ttrriu--tur- a, & ~
.l4 tg4 lI-..-.l.AA. T.. ] = iIsis
Iiur Go lun'uburg Tlt0u Co, Lower Wa
t,rlutd, 5 II Weeks, Dau,ilcJ VIM Josbn,
Barton; a. \ J Miller, West barnet.
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o. che largest religious nov apaflr pulhh,l iu The
United States. lir0 $500 year invariably 100
ads vance. Hr, N ~. irFrrrr, hrT Grn. Is,
amnng tlr rrgular contributors 90 it1 ruiumrs
pr. T. D. klLHOrNAE, g. JuhusbuTy, Agent
ur thr state ~ Vermont 2lf
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NraAl aoOrrtlermtmte.
Notioo.

Notice.
so much " che frh estate described below, a.
- viii hr urrrssaN Go pas the Taxes dsaossrd
hs thy 1uau ~ Waterford iu January, lhI1. with
Incidental charges, will he sold - public auction
40 tilr Hotel, boo Lower Waterford ola Wednesday,
March ., Of O'Clock PM, unless haid taxes are
pres iuu.ly paiI,.iu wit.
Ile undivided share ~ John Paine Jr,,--
thr uudi,id rd share ~ Joshua Wcbb-yr
Westerly hlif NJ lot so. !. loo thr 10Th
range, a',os,ctro Jamc- T. Palmer, $40 90
Also, rir Of lot 80. %, in tho hih range
"a acres aud $50 ruIal--plti NJ Lot So.
~ iu the ,th range, asfc.spl Co II, O.,
thlmhrrlu, 20
WM llONEY, Cuustablcaud Collector.
Waterford, Jan. %, lNiN, 1o-12
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6srGRa

81 a. UDGTS,
,Qrganist ana Conductor Ut Music the south Church
TEACHER OF TIE ORGAN, PIANoFuNTr
NNp VOICE,
Atso, puNirU.IN
Pinnofortos, Soraphinos, Molodcons,
Sheet Music, Instruction Books,
&c, &C. Sc.
instruments selected from tho best Manuf,ctur
crs, constantly ON hand, and for sale at the lowest
warehouse prices. Satisfaction warranted in all
cases.
rianofortcs tuned upon short notice 27f
No. ., kiurcdgc Building, ST. Johnsburv. VI
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A.. - GOWAHpB ~ -
tii stE Hrni Estate Register, rsF9 Nii,
lil -. Devoted o. Nhe lHifrfsts ~ 49, -AlaA
aSn NEw CAgPEI, sToggIli, is9 iil?agPysr ~


LrsI tils o. no., igndIns = bs9s sugi should ~
eA once. TasN Hand. llHtkat gniNsl b. INV
10 wmrE- nov ~ IALkfst.li ~ l9 ahnhfN, -,
trade a. Sulsss " is,u,. iiis thg, ~ li'a ~. - Z.
dosf Ill ~ 10 us ~efs pssr ~ 49, 20 one lsil
s.t mai t,sisss pgIaii b. towIEK wEl.ls, hiuad
wsY, kg~ fofk.
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CNNLL Il NNYTlL oL NLIILLMLNl
-. THOMAS. MgGowN's rsrArE

~ II, Z n Il -.
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FROM RICHMOND.
[Corragpondence Of III. 1ntellIgeneer.l
RICHMOND, Jan. 90; 1858.


In fnltilmentof my prophesy, in my last com.
munication tothe "Intelligencer," not much of
general Importance has been before the Iegisla
ture during the present week. There have
been numerous resolutions of inquiry, DC,
adopted; most of these were of a local character,
and only one measure, involving the interest
and prosperity of every section of the State,
has been introduced. This is bill providing
for the removal of the free negro population of
the State; it was taken ap and discussed at some
length on Monday, but definite action was post
pOned until tomorrow. This proposition is at
tracing considerable attention, as it is meas
ure concerning which, there are various and
widely different views entertained. 1t is proba-
be that this bill will pass as all hope of ameli-
Grating their present condition has gone. The
authors and supporters of this measure are evil
IDENTIFY determined to dispose of this class of
population Immediately and summarily, even
though their action shall be considered extreme.
Mr.. HoIerton, of Halifax, the introducer of the
bill, addressed the House of Delegates earnestly
and ably in behalf of its provisions. Mr.. Clay
brook, also spokein its favor, but it was not my
pleasure to hear him. Mr.. Howcrton intimated
his readiness even to sell these persons back in
to bondage, if the State cannot be relieved of
them otherwise, and contended that this course
could be pursued without violating the COnsti-
tuition or the laws of humanity.
The bill for the improvement of the Kanaw-
ha river was referred by the House CJefOre
which 1t has been since passing the Senate) to
the Committee on Finance, on Wednesday.
The proposition to purchase the ''Young Re-
publican" was rejected by the House. This
aesult is perhaps quite notifying to Mr.. Bar
bee, especially, when he remembers that Vir-
GINA paid to an artizan of New York, the sum
of 100000 for a work of art, (CrawfOrd's
Washington) while he, a native and residenton
her soil, petitioning her Legislature for one tenth
of that amounts rejected.
A report was made on yesterday, from the
Special Committee appointed to examine the
subject ofthe Public Printing. The tenor of the
majority report, and views expressed concern
ing the matter, when it was under consideration
earlier in the session, justify the assumption
that VIM. F. Richie, Esq, who at present
holds the very lucrative Office ofPublic Printer,
will not be removed.
A proposition for the establishment of an
Asylum for Idiots in Staunton, is now before the
House of Delegates. This is an experiment said
to have been first tried successfully at Paris,
about twenty-five years ago.
Mr.. John Seton and Miss Angela, his daugh-
ter, are playing here before large audiences.
There are no local items worth recording.
Yours, FRASK.
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fProm ihe London Court Journals

THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE MARRIAGE OF TIIE
PRlNCEss RoYAL--The medal which is to be
struck to commemorate the royal nuptials has
been iutrusted to the skill aud good taste of Mr..
Leonard G. Wyon, who has creditably acquitted
himselfin this work. 1t is TO be of gold, silver
| and bronze, one of which will most likely be
sent after the ceremony to each of the distin.
guished visitors. The medal is two and a half
inches in diameter, and ofconsiderablc thickness.
The diverse represents the portraits of the Prin-
cess royal and Prince Frederick William both
remarkable hkenesSes, the former wearing a
wreath OF orange blossoms roses, &C., with the
MISREPRESENTATION Princess Royal of Eng
land: Frederick William, Prince of Prussia
The reverse contains wreath of lilies roses,
myrtle and jasmine, with the inscription, Jan.
%, 1858. The most prominent flower is the
rose; the jasmine and myrtle taper off at the
end with lightness and elegance. The value OF
the gold medal is more than e40.
Tho costume which her Majesty will wear at
the marriage of the Princess Royal and Prince
Frederick William will be of peach color MORE
antique, with Honiton lace founces and peach
velvet train, the lace hounces being the same
which the Queen wore at her own wedding.
The bridal costume of the Princes Royal will, we
understand, be of rich white MORE ANTIQUE; the
lace dress OF exquisite Honiton guipure consist
ing of three tiounces, the body being trimed to
match. The veil win be of Honiton guipnre lace,
which will be worn in style completely novel
in this country for bridal costume, and will be
attached to the head with magnificent Moorish
or Spanish pins The dress and veil are SPLEEN
didly> worked-the emblem being the rose, sham
rock and thistle. The latter has employed 90
girls for the last twelve months This new style
Of veil was entirely her Maiesty,s suggestion,
and the carrying out of the idea has met the APP
probation Of tile Queen. The cost of this pro-
ddetion will be about $500
sWennderStand that Signor Costa has submitt-
ed an ode OF his own composition to the Prince
and that it win be produced at Buckingham Pal
ace, ON the evening ofthe royal marriage, under
the direction of Sgnor Costa, by the private band
of her Majesty. The vocal solos viii be intrust-.
ed to Nile. Clara Novello and Mr.. Sims Reeves,
SO that the remark that the foreign ,disting1ish-
ed visitors willnot have an Opportunity OF hear
ing English native vocal talent Of tho irst class
is happily incorrect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02

CoMMa TO MARKET on THEIR owx RksPoxsrBrl.-
lTY-A farmer living ABOUT eight mile from the
city, drove into town before daylight yesterday
morning with a load ofpOuitry and produce, and
took his accustomedIplace in Fifth street Market
to supply his customers. As daylight appeared
he was surprised to hear the Growing of iuve-
nile rooster underneath his wagon, and upon
examination found perched upon the coupling
pole of his wagon, three or four of his own chick
ems, who had rode in that position eight miles.
Cincinnati Exchange
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OK Tuesday evening. Marcellus Slaughter. and
VIM. Garnett, of Fredericksbug, Va, While ON a
drive out of town, were met by yoked bull. at
which the horse became frightened and started
off at dashing rate, upsetting the buggy, and
throwing MIR. Garnett out, Slaughter still re
manning in and after time stopping the horse
He then returned for his companion. whom ne
found with the bull in the act Of goring him. his
right arm broken near thc.shouIder, and very
much disfiguTed lsa - SO fe-7
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Trusteela sac.

I(H virtue Of Deed o. Trust mos. ~ m H,,ss.f W.
- = ane qthsrat 70 me, 4h Is5T
q "a oh,e County In Deed Book a. page So6 j
me HHA5L4Ao WELDON LAss WOREs, ilelidaE lots nra
~ t original plat o. North Wheeli1a - ~ al
~ me SAID EoTks being ia complete running ori,r
sAlo5 y pots Wen SEASONED, and an the ma
% enable terms. Possession EVsf July. Is6s
1attl1 Apply 20 =. o. 1faAFFf Fir,.fa.7
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The Alton, III, Democrat, Of the 18th inst
says that from the adjacent country, and il, ne
immediate vicinity, the wheat crop looks SPLEEN
didly. Never was there a better prospect for
an immense crop, and Priees-fIty cents per
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02

Tag Louisville Democrat gives an account Of
a fast woman who lives in Christiansburg, KY.
She was married, lost her father, mother, sister
and husband. and married again within period
of two months
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NOTICH

VIZ Annual Meeting q the stoeholders oft Crescent
COMPANY, for the ehpes u PTesIdrnt
- &C. and he tFasactlon such otsr 61seSs
- a come before them, WIN hsid a M o4
W WEDNESDAY, February iOth 1855 = 49,, = =, On
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SlxTysFouR farmers, in the vicinity of Middle.
town, ct, have given notice that at IL o'clock
carts laden with wood and provisions for gratui-
tous distribution amons The poor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02

TusRE is an impression in Washington,
among men of both parties, that the present
Secretary of War is not ft for the place be
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N o HU M q u O.!

N o HU M q u O.!
HAVING just eompletsd taking invoice Of my Etoek
IL Of Dry Goods and finding itlarer assorted
than ever resolved 10 SELL this day henerfOTth,
JRneary 1851 all Goods at cost and in come Instan-
ees brlov cost FOR CASH aud have marked every arti-
An remnants OF sks, Marines, Coburgs, De LANES etc.
price. ALEX. HEYMAN, i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02

RATHER a BAD BLuNDER.-0ur neighbors of
the Washington, Pa, Reporter, in their last is.
sue, perpetrated the following rather extensive
BULL for which they are taken to task by the En-
aniner:
eve ask our free soil Democrats of Washing
ton county to give the above extracts a careful
examination, and then to say icether or not there
as not necessity for Republican party to stay
this strongly ebbing tide of pro.slavery senti-
ment, which is everywhere throughout the
country taking possession of the wireworking
politicians of the so called democratic party
Whers shall the pro-slavery tide he staid unless
it be upon the immoral er0cbof Republicanism
which is now Spreading itSelF over the land
with rapidity unparalleled in the annals of
politics ?''
Says the EBdmiaer:-
May NC be there to see this 'simmopable rockr
when it spreads itself" We should certainly
attempt to '.stdg its strongly e66ing tide"
Coz FupLER as "BEl4E BRrTrAN'''; ~ wAsu-
ISoroNl- Fuller, who was in this city not
long since with DIR. Mackay, writes one of his
'BelIe Britain letters from Washington, from
which We extract the following:
As have before written, the New York la
dies, general rule are the best dressed ladies'
in Washington. In this respect we are hard to
beat Not that We wear richer fabrics or cost
lier jewels. Tour an eeatraiEe, some of your
Southern bellies beat us in their nightly display
of laces and diamonds, aud in elow necks and
short sleeves But the more tonnish of our
New York ladies, whatever fondnesS they may
have for precious stones and spider web trim.
mings, think it vulgar always to wear them.
And as 20 "low necks, . we leave them to slow
people, In the presence of certain distinguishes
ed ladies here, have felt grateful for the use of
apink fan to conceal my bushes
"Hide, o h,de those hHls Of snow &C.
Now. do not think me squeamish or prldish
/ am not a bit of It. But there is time and 4
place for all things, and miscellaneous gather
ing of promiscuous people is not the proper time
and place for 4 stunning xhibition of beantiY
full bosom.
THR Calcutta trade is very much depressed
in Boston, the maFs set being heavily stocked with
India goods - - s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02

REWARD OF MFnlr.-An enthusiastic cred
Wamus," who declares himself captiyated by
our structures upon the Organ, next door, and
especially by the way we FUSED it up" wants
us to como down to "Fairmont and vicinity"
and snake speech deliver lecture, we
suppose9
Maybe we might, sometime.