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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

The Georgia legislature has set apart a new
county from l.owndes and Thomas, and given it tbe
name OF Brooks in honor of the lamented Preston
be called Quitman. =" "
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CALIFORNIA OFFCTLS.-Thc San Francisco Grand
Jury has presented Tax Collector Patch for over
charging commissions. The Grand Jures of Sierra
and toulumne counties have presented some of
their local officers for dishonest practices and the
Grand Jury of Sacramento accuses the Civ
Treasurer, Morgan Miller, of holding on to too
much money. WV
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

On Saturday morning last $50 bushels of char
coal caught fire in the cellar of the American
House, Auburn, n. Y. Some of the inmates of the
house were so much affected by the fumes as to
need the aid of physician.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
Illinois SpeciaI Election.
Marine Disaster

ST.. Louis, December 2.-Governor Bissel of Hi
nois, has issued his proclamation for a special cleo
ton on the 4th of January, to fill the vacancy in
Harris district
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

Inc hichmond wing advocates the nomination
of Hon. George w. Summers for Governor. in tbn
event of the nomination of Mr.. Letcher by the
Democrats ~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

TIE PAcTFGC MAIL C0NPANY.-The WASHINGTON
Star says that the contract with this Companv
and the one for carrying the mail to and from the
by the Postmaster General
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

lhe people Of Leavenworth, Kansas Territory.
are at work to get a railroad from that place
to connect with the Hannibal and st. Joseph's Rail
road "'i
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

How CRUISER WAS sTAMED.-Accompanied by one
individual alone, nobleman of indisputable nerve
temper, and physical strength, Mr. Rarey proceed
ed to the encounter. As we heard the story told
his lnJunCtlOns to his cOmrade were characteristic
enough. 'Whatever happens my lord" said he
"dOn't You speak interfere. At least not till
you see me down under his feet, and him Worrying
me?" This compact made, he res0lutelv walked
into the arena, which consisted of loose box divi-
ded by half-door of some four feet or more in
height. Stepping quietly up to his barrier, he
leaned his arm upon it, that it was lust covered
by the iron bar that ran along the top and looking
fXedly at the savage he intended to tame Cruiser
from whom muzzle, headstall, and all such impe-
dments had been removed, we believe by some me-
chamcai arrangements, for none dared 90 near
enough to touch him--made his usual dash at the
intrepid stranger, to pounce on him cat would
on mouse. Rarey stood perfectly mOtiOnlcss
neither altering his attitude the expression of
hls countenance in the slightest degree. Thinking
he had his enemy by the arm, the horse seized and
worried at the bar as if he would have bitten it
through. Again and again retiring for an impetus
to the further corner he rushed at the mysterious
stranger, actually screaming in the uncomfortable
violence ofhis rage, Rarey sustaining these sue
cessivc charges with the same sang troid that he
had shown at the commencement of the engage
ment At length, after more than an hour of this
wild sccne with its frantic fury one side and its
calm scientic superiority the other the redoubt
able Cruiser, blown, exhausted, dripping with
sweat, and completely puzzled in his eGline mind
as to the propreties of this figure which he could
no longer believe to be human, came quietly close
to it, and true to his nature, warped it was smet
at 1T, and touched it with his nose; hoa Rarey
hre0 open the ho!fdoor and tcaked Joldly up to HIM.
The last sentence speaks volumes. 1t was trait
not OF the system perhaps, so much as of the man.
But what confidence the man must have had in his
system, thus to preserve his GOODNESS and euuinimi-
ty in position which to every one but himself
would have been of mortal danger. The "sat was
now on the birds tail" and when his own peculiar
method had been resorted to, and Cruiser convert
ed into quiet, docile, and not particularly showy
hack, had been ridden before astonished hundreds,
the horse-tamer universally recognized as such,
and both the papers and the public expressed them
selves satisfied with Mr.. Rarey.-Fraser's Nag.
Mrs Harriet X. Porter, a spiritual medium Of
some notoriety, has been arrested in New York as
a "fortune teller"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

Mr.. Guild, late Of the Boston Trarelier, will cor-
mence about January lst, the publication of a new
weekly commercial paper in Boston, to be called
the Bulletin.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

Marfne disaster.
BosToN, December 2.-The ship Alice Monroe
from Liverpool for New Orleans, was lost on Isaacs
Reef.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1853

ANNUAL MEETING AND ANNIVERSARY DIN
MFR OF THE ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY OF
BALTIMORE
The fifty-second annual meeting of this time-hon-
ored charitable society, took place, as we have al
ready briefly reported, at the Eutaw House, at II
o'clock NJ Tuesday last. The attendance of
members was quite large and good feeling and har-
mony prevailed.
The meeting was organized by calling to the
chair the First Vice President, w. w. Spence
Esq.
The minutes of the last meeting of the Society
We're read by John Faconer, Esq, Secretary.
and on motion, were adopted.
The next business being the election OF new mem
bers, several gentlemen were baotted for and
elected.
Charles Ferguson, ESD. Chairman of the Com
mittee on Accounts then read the following annual
report of the Treasurer:
The St Andrews Society of Baltimore in account with
Alex. Murdoch Treasurer
BY balance in Treasurer's hands Nov.
"O'h' 1891 1900: '...'.. SIG 70
nIal contributions ................... 1872 90
BY cash received from new members
subscription fees Observation-Disclosures. so 90
BY cash received from interest and divi-
dcndS on permanent fund i log 46
Total. ...................sI 81 465 10
To cash paid charitable donations ...... s631 IL
incidental eXpenses........ IS 81
for investments. ............ $50 80
81 299 42
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India Rubber Case

NoTE-The above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the Assoca ted Press in this city The
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pnLLEE INpEI IE EArL

POLICE INTELLIGENCF
William Barker. resident Of New York city was ar
rested yesterday by officer Moore, charged with selling
perfumcry in the street without license He was com.
mitted for Court by Justice Mckinley
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

Colts Guards" of Hartford contemplate an ex-
cursion to Washington, in January, under the COM
mand of Capt j, D. Allen.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

all fair, and them fat The demand was
triling at the yards.
Good fed swine continue to bring 5 "a cts.
and light hogs 52s 81 The total receipts Tor the
week have been l2,01S head fair demand prevailed
but quite number it was thought. would be left
The receipts the Hudson river drove yards for
the enling. Dec. l Il 20
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

Mrs Harriet X. Porter, a spiritual medium Of
some notoriety, has been arrested in New York as
a 'fortune teller"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
The scenes that blest him when a child,
And glows and gladdens at the charms
Of Scntin's Wnnhs and mntnrfAls :,

VI
Mr.. President In the of the Burns Club return
you my warmest thanks for the honor me-
and the coming festival of the Burns Club the cen
tennial anniversary of Scotands great poet hope to
have the pleasure of extending you and all the members
Of the St Andrews Society the honor you have
Long may the Saint and the Poet flourish together
Prayers by the Saint praises by the Poet and good deeds
by ALL
Song by Mr.. Shcarer.
Captain Wallace then addressed the Society," as
follows
ir in proposing toast will take the liberty to allude
to what consider OMISSION omission that intend
my toast to supply We have list of toasts selected for
the appropriateness from which devate We pay
due honor to the Esmabe Lady who sovereign in
the land of our fathers, to the President of the United
States to the memory of Washington, to Wallace and
Bruce and other worthless whose achievements have shed
lustre on the annals Of Scotland and yet St. Andrew the
patron Saint of Scotland, from whom our Society is
named and to whom it is dedicated has never on any
occasion been referred to- On the 18th of March Of
every returning year the walks of the different tenn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

on this ID day OF December 1855 before the subscriber
Justice of the Peace of the State Of Marylan in and fo
the county aforesaid, personally appeared the aboy.
named T. Parkin and made oath on the HOLY Eyang
ely of Almighty God, that the matters and facts above
stated true there set forth that the said sales
were fair and bona de. Sworn to before
deS-law3w True eopy-GEo. W. RITTER JP
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To cash paid charitable donations....... S631 IL
- incidental expenses. IS 81
for investments. ............ $50 80
- nnn
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The market continues very firm, with constantly in
creasing receipts the farmers hurrying their hogs
ket from all directions, to get the high prices offered
continue to quote at ~ to cents foot in the
try, and 64 to 64 cents net delivery All the roads
leading to the city literally lined with hogs All the
packers in full operation. yesterday The total
her killed up to last night was 2945l hogs with 263O0
left in pens, which makes the recept l55 ISL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
MASnINGTnN NEWS

NAY 1.-The Cabinet were in session when
the Kansas bill was passed, and this information
was promptly conveyed To them. Salutcs were
fired from near the Capitol, aud in the vicinity
Of The Presidents house, rs well rs elsewhere.
The Senate's Executive session 10 day CON-
hrmed number of appointments. and among
them that Of j. G. YHndvke ~ District attOr-
ney for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania.
Numerous members Of Congress have pair
ed off for the purpose of returning to their
homes.
Tho correspondent OF the Herald says the
Yizaue treaty will meet with considerable OPP
position in tue Senate, not against the principle
involved, but because of the charges which arise
as TO the corrupt practices which it is alleged
have been worked to carry it out. II one half
Of tile iumors are true, the transit stock has
been largely distributed here. or course their
Is no Imputation against any member OF or
government, but prominent Senators do not
hesitate TO denOunce the immense specuaIiOns
which have been struggled into the treaty,
whilst others say they will not vote fur the
treaty unless it Is amended so as to throw the
Transit route open to competition, instead Of Civ
ing it to monopoly. The opposition comes
from leading Administration Senators, who will
insist upon amending it so as 10 throw overheard
all the adventures who seek TO convert il into
stock speculation. 1t is stated on the author
ity Of a member Of the Cabinet, that the vi
zarre treaty as published and sent from Nirara-
qua, is not correct copy Of the instrument, dil-
ieTiug in many essential particulars and oniis-
siOns, from the official document.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

MAY 1.-The Flour market presents no new
feature. There is Il fair enquiry for home con-
sumption at 4,5Oui, Go for SuPrrfine, and 81, as
ASSOC for Extrn, and S5aG, 90 fur Extra family
and. fancy brands; stock light; holders firm.
Sa'es Rye Flour and Corn Meal at g., 25. There
is far demand for prime Wheat at full rates;
sales OF good and prime Southern and Penna.
red at 81, l0al, II; white at SIO5al ,25 in store
1880 bushels PcnnR. Rye brought 6s!h7Or.-
Corn in fair request, but not much offering;
sales 5000 bush. yellow at tic, aa0at, and CSC
in store, including 500 bush. white at &c
Whisky held firmly; sales in bills at 81 !a22 i,
IN hhdS 2ll, and in dFudgeS at 81. In Provis-
ions aud Groceries there is no change.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

4 Wondsrer.-On Saturday evening, wo.
man who gave her name as Mrs. McCulley, was
found peiambulating the streets at late hour,
chilled and dripping with rain. She said she
came here with her husband from Pittsburg on
Monday. The husband had vainly endeaVored
to find employment, and she feared he had de.
serted her, as he often threatened to do SO, and
she had not seen him FOR two days. The wo.
man suid she was refused lodging ut several
places, even upon promise to work for the
same. Her respectable appearance and truthful
manner, cOrObOrated her story, and she was
temporarily cared for.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
~ TEE UNION LIVE
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER BoRUsUA.

New YORK. May The steamer BOrusus,
from Hamburg, arrived, bringing London dates
TO the evening Of the 18th.
The Fulton had arrived at southampton on
Saturday
Demands trial closed on Saturday afternoon.
Thejury after one hours consultation prononn-
ed him not guilty.
ConsOls frmeri closing on Saturday at ss l-s
A telegraphic despatch received from Ioadon
on Saturday, states that an argaHize,l plot, ia
favor Of Russia, had been discovered in CircaS-
sin, and Hungarian officer, who was employed,
together with several Russian emiSSaries, had
been condemned to death.
The affair between Turkey and Moltengn had
become so alarming that the Russian charge at
Vienna had announced that Russia is cencen-
tra;ing troops on the frontier To provide fvr CON
tingcnries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
CONGRESSIONAL.

W AsHlNGroN, May I.
the bill had passed the House considerable sen.
sation was manifested in the galleries and lioor.
Alter some discussion as to the points Of order,
the vote was taken on tlie queStion-yeas 81,
nays % The Senators generally voted the
same previously, thereafter.
Mr.. Hunter moved that the Senate recede
from the amendments of the Deficiency bill
Carried without debate-25 against 81.
Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
NEY YnRK MAnKEr

MAY Flour heavy; sales 5000 Lbls sold
at S4,1sa4,25 for State, $4,4Un4, SO for Ohio,
and S4,45a4. 30 for Southern, Il decline Of b. on
each. Wheat declined; sales Of 10000 bush.
at $l,o4nl, 10 for Southern Rcd, and 95c ffnr
Chicago SrTing. Corn declined. sales %. 1000
bush. at G7a7O for White, aud I2hT3 for Yell
low, decline Of2c on each. Pork dull at SIS,
s0als,9O for Mes, and SIS, 25a15, 40 for Prime
Lard declined is, ut II Sal2. The Tea salcs
to-day were spirited, aud prices fully sustained.
A part Of Greens were withdrawn, however.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
RIVER AND MEATHER

LOuIsyILLE, May 1.-The river is five feet
and half Oh the falls. eight aud half in the
canal Weather cloudy.
CINcINSATI, May l. River fallen Is inches.
Weather cloudy and cool
ST. LouIs, May l.-River Teceding slowly 1T
this point, aud all the upper streams ure ON a
decline. A heavy rain fell last night; clear this
morning. Mercury SO :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

The Rirer.-Thero was nothidg doing oa.the
wharf, Saturday, worthy of note
The Liberty took in good lot of freight, and
lett for Cincinnati in the evening She had
also respectable number Oripnssengers,
The Altamont is up for ST. Louis
There were z feet eight inches w,tor in tho
channel on Saturday evening and falling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

Eorayism at BtH-on Friday evening
there was n bail at Kings, in Centre Wheeling.
Vim. Buckart visited the place Of entertainment
under the influence of liquor,s and pitched into
one of the participants, when eight ensued.-
Officers Clayton and wickham attempted to ar
rest Buckart, who made powerful and deter.
mined resistance. The officers dealt him sever
al blows, tore his clothes from off his person,
and succeeded in dragging him to AID. Wilson's
office The Alderman, after hearing the evil
dence, fined Buckart $40 and committed him to
jail for thirty days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

Temperance -Neeting.-Tho "Young Mems
Temperance and Literary Society" will hold a
Temperance meeting in the Chapline street NJ.
E. Church, Centre Wheeling, on this monday,
srd inst,, evening, at a o'clock. Rev Mr..
Dodge will deliver an address. The public are
invited to attend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
ON E DOLLAR

Wy n HEH
OS6-oH TiIE LIST rCEaAT1vE AID LivEK GEDI-
iStiSsATcl OF Liza zeEy, thsI zetI tsiSg-fse.
s.ns knSsl- 1t : rot Oasy CzIFsriis. hai G.Ttr
ntteT'G.E u tir ster=art uEd SSE-l rafSy = hat
,iS - - - tasP0,ys s-ts.l9 uit-
sisons % aasst cH.hartes- IL ssI-s sys.
- ,s =, &C sirz I.A' = sally :.
sHal raptdty.
- DE. sAHF6ED's Iz-sscaAlaE y compounded sLissls
Htfotn net aTteiss 81 nIr'iirFEr,naa-.Iy ,6ur-s.
so5ss dss q ne stEenEth thsss EuEs - ;Fss
shsn Il y saeun tat one .o1tis % fe IEyisvEAfsF
soetsPs IS sssa ,tfsnEt a. os haErsd doses CT CSi
Thoi Pozseaslfs Eaelicaai sos~rs these Guns
hkye bern BAT ltr knc phi aieiszs. -gssr ure
oEafsT, which set Uh such unprecedented success a.
- 1d luz is pI0p5stoE e sasI 4 IS family Hsshs
70 sare Lev SGs'Viain;s Ia ti-ir usTst As.i.s-
- hrn ths LIVER Is zIeiIsi 10 setlsn.
iss : ssassa " 40 iInprsrsr aeiion q ,e- Lfer-
LID ans one troub 4 with JauHiee Iuyir0rBior
EsSslary S1r Errk, ard tasir ska VII EiI
c0stivea--S be perzaasHsiy cured by the IHrlrt
- 9aiurs In hsr oFrratsEs By gradually Diminishing
s,J ss.sis as In IN hs.;Iay sud ssys SAT-,
= y-ry soon relieved - taLins oaie Irf0-
ssSasarA. al -i1 ''''h''' o. ne
for overloaded stomach it Ia. no -susl -. IL re-
lrsss al sPPTssalNs % gHsasy feeIns aiteE ,=iiaE
nraEtlly Ter f1Elily usteins gsnsTaiiy sIiNLe
"a 9ASIosBs INyIs0H4IOG came to u recommended
sls tqr Liver HHe All dSAss- zTisnk
ct l1f1ians IA IL taT. tn IL sl iaI
contict1u = m aisGi ble,-
4<aEl cIgr Eyc - 10 rf~ptes, pad. cen IiFts
ours eeere AIR nrst bstiie tak-n. SD
sat Ant e.le githugt tFeahls NhlI, bzfors, Eoth-
ing bat te iietst feed digrst ard If;s ia.
gave paiu- AuH plaa ssy cur T.aJsra
-; Liver Courlaiit DyBpeirsz tFyulle o. =
Edcf '-''
There has bees IN car faz,Ii. -,rr..,,
Eheh has nst s snel unboHned sEerrss In az cure
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES children. Da. SAAEtHus IASsa-
"ENTos nor 70 u alone for diseases tist
ia Ter u aefs CahlTIir aifly and entity
aud secnIa to reIoVate TIE
= thEf doing = service eli in advstr rs,
Wicn tisy need H8giens t-y rsurly TlsrT ~.
that have uudrr ~ Errst Lrn-
i has bvv receTgtl dlseasrs Lirsr S.ufu ack
hand B5v where Civ. LAT
]. las bee0as usual family tLat uiil uStdS
S<WitheufIt e2-slr iiis (4a.'r. } Esfssslicaa.
FEicEcN HdIiGA > n9iTIz-
SANFORD 4 co. .PropTtsf9 .84s GsugYslk
7. H. LOtlGE = Gu, Aernis for Whsrsia<.
JOHN D. PARK, Cineirunfi.
GEO. n. ESTSE'i. Pittsburrh " alesal- AFrEts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

.similia Simili6us Carantur.-A chap out
West, vino has been afflicted with palpitation cf
the heart. says he found instant relief by the
application of another palpiting heart to the
part affected The Homepathist says, like
cures like"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

She Ought to be Ashamea.-In recent dc
S'rption off new counterfeit, an exchange pa.
per says that, ION the right end is female
with a rake" We don't dispute the fact, but
really consider the female lost to shame, to
appear in public with such disreputablo char
Rcter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

BibS and Flounees.-Lfe Illustrated, a plain
talking, sensible, impudent paper, which comes
regularly to our Office, pays its attention this
week to those young ladies' who wear dresses
gradually expanding from the waist to the side
walk and row offlounces gradually contracting
from the sidewalk to the waist 1t don't under
stand the philosophy of the arrangement, unless
the skirt and flounces are intended to direct the
attention of the spectator from the diminutive
body. Possibly, continues this life illustrating
specimen of .impertinence, the dear creatures
are aware that trunk too small to hold the
vital organs is often regarded as n deformity;
and 50 they put on style Of dress which seems
to say, in the language of signs, "Don't noticn
my ribs, but Look at my AOunces," just rs some
females who arc conscious of being awfully
homely, display snch profuSion of gaudy rib-
bOns and dazzling jewclry around their faces,
neck, ears, and breasts, that you cannot posi-
bly, concentrate your vission upon the motty
aud notified skin. Tho plan works the wrong
way. The huge Hounces below only make the
deformity above more apparent. II men would
look only Mt the flounccs, the scheme would
work like charm. But they won't. Men are
constitutionally impertinent. A girl or n wo-
man may surround her loieer self with as big
load of hounces MS she can possibly carry, but
the very moment that the eyes Of one of the
opposite sex light upon them Uhe hounces) they
will glance upward Gas if by instinct) just as
one who should discover something very re.
uarkable about the roots or trunk of tree,
would naturally look heavenward to sec what
sort of branches, and flowers, and fruits be-
lOnged to it; and thus in surveying the entirety
of the phenomenon, they could not help MOTTO
ing the dreadful gulf between the founccs and
the head-the place where the ribs ought to be.
And thus it happens that the more numerous
the lounces are, the smaller and "more worser"
does the person within appear
We would, in the most delicate manner posi-
hle, suggest to our fair. yet awfully mistaken
feminine friends, that their true policy consists
in contracting the founces and expanding their
ribs; or else extending the fiounces all the way
from the ground to the neck, with few addi-
tiOnal coils around the waist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

PROR. o. J. WOOD cO.-tlehts within = ds,S
We have rerieTed any orders fer Ptsf.
Noeds Hair Restorative, t.af ear Cou T. -
sand 20 Boston fora usntgy, Ulc6 deEcL ,.
al being saldl ahle uFht otdsr Try
ErerE tOifc re s-frS sd 70 Lace frcs
OroHT Eeir eEsfsEsss ana da~ appreciation HIl
IL receives frcE stsfalta ECrtiy
EsHs u S!clBs, lei, ti.-I d. sIC.E
gALuABLE PREPARATIONS.
Sud Lgas ie OF 81 So. ard -
dozen - sac. anil bsiirvr ssr-gyvrs TssUectuii
tStgureJ DANIEL LG1iIDEP g..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

-ldUies to Single Nen.-If you don't wish to
fall in love, keep away from calico. You can no
more play with girls without losing your heart
than you can play at roulette without losing
your money. As Dodds very justly observes
the heart.strings of woman-like the tendrils
of a vine-are always reaching out for more to
cling to. The consequence is that you are gone
like one-legged stove at a street auction.