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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

SHOCKING CRuELrY.-An instance of most
shocking cruelty to n child, says the Rochester
Union. occurred on Friday, in the north part OF
the city usually called Carthage. A young fei-
low. about 10 years age, said 10 be crazy, was
left alone in the house where he resided, and,
while SO in possession, he called to n little boy
in the street.to come into the house The child,
belonging to ncigbboring family, was only
four Years old, artless and innocent As thelit
tie fellow attempted to enter the door, the crazy
man closed it, catching the ehild's fingers be-
tween the door and the casing The brute,
deaf to the shrieks of the sufferer, pressed the
door tightly together, and bolted it. He then
raised the window and put his head Quit hook
at the child, and exuIt over the misery he had
caused. A man happened to be passing the
house on a load of lumber, heard the cries oil
the child, and quickly ran to the rescue he
found the boy in the position described: and
that fiend who had placed him there with ms
head ont the window grinning. like demon,
and occasionally exclaiining, "l'ye got you fast,
now!" The man was not long in bursting open
the door and getting the child's hand from the
vice in which it was held. After removing the
child's fingers the door was closed, and 1t was
found thati shut so tightly as to leave scarcely
room to insert the thin blade of knife.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

oUEsrroNs AND ANswERs-In the last number
of Noah's Times and Messenger, we find the fol-
lowing questions and answers:
lJ0estion.-What is the best work on chess
for an amateurs
AnsDer -Hoyle is the standard authority !.
Oiestioa.-If / desire to send q land warrant
to 4 friend to locate, is there any means ey
which can be secured against his locating III
his own nameg =
proper descriptions 10 the power of an attor-
Ouestion.-W What is a remedy for dyspepsia
of three years standing?
| Anstcer-It is delicate matter to recommend
a sremedy for dyspepsia" of three years stand
ing. The provoking malady termed dyspepsia
! is. in fact, a collection Of organic disorders,
sometimes arising from one original cause, ana
sometimes from many. Dyspepsia, IN iact' u
but another term for indigestion, but Is made IN
common speech to cover all the complaints that
necessarily follow disturbance oil the imP0r-
tant functions OF the digestive apparatus; Inc
difficulty of suggesting weapon LOT Tue oe'
1 struction of such hydra may be imaglne9.-,
We would advise, however, remedy, the Gnlel
objection to which is ifs economy, VIZ aosl,-
lnence. Eat and drink good, substantial iood'
| but do it absteiniously. Avoid all stimnlants'
ttake moderate exercise, maintain cheerful DIS
position, and when necessary employ gentle
Oues.ioa.-I have often observed the letter
"GS affixed to Free Mason's papers, pins &c
/ What does it imply?
/ Ansloer. You can get knowledge oil the
lkey by becoming a mason; or, in other words
lit Is not in our power to furnish the explanation
you desire: ,e-
0uestion.-"H long should it be before an
express company, or agent, should pay lor q
| package of money after 1t is due: Have they
any right to wait ten, twenty, or thirty days. 70
see if the same money cannot be foundE
] AnstoeT.-A common carrier or expreSsman Is
bound to an immediate delivery. He cannot
| take his own time, nor delay the payment Of
moneys entrusted to him ON only such ground aS
| that mentioned by you.
Questi0n.--What is fashionable dress ior
lgentlenlan to appear in at a weddings
A1slrer-BIack dress coat, pants 40, WIlts
satin waistcoat, black silk neck-cloth ana patent
leather boots or CATERS, provided he Is the Prlh
cipal party-otherwise he can sales.--future ior Tue
satin vest any other, except absolute black, tna'
he chooses. uH
QuestiOn.-How can 1 rsm9Ye hair Per'na
nently? ,93<il .; -.
4nurer.-No depilatory whatever will perma
nently remove hair. A good recipe is hepar
| sulphur 8 or, burnt lime and starch 10 o.
You will have to apply it whenever the nan
grows again. -,
Questtoa.--How can clear pantry oil ants US
1ns,oer-1o clear pantry of ants, chalk tn'
shelves on which provisions are put, SO that th'
ants cannot move about on them. Bread crumbs
soaked in quassia tincture, and laid IN the pantry
will also abate the Nuisance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

CoNsREss has virtually declared war against
Paraguay, for this reason The IPateF Witch
was on a peaceful mission Of exploring and sur
veying the Paraguay river, when the command
er suddenly found his movement obstructed
and his ship fred into from battery on the
hanks of the river. This was two years ago or
more. Paraguay has promised to make repara-
ton. but like many debtor, the South Aneri-
can Republics are slow about paying their obi
cations
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

CoLuMBus, Ohio, is well provided with water
in case Of fire The StdtesRait says the fire.
men have orly to run. their hose in the first ad.
iacent cellar in any part of the city, to obtain
gnlentifal supply Of water We judge the VEN
cradle firm OF Fever and Ague must do heavy
business. IN. that locality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

The army that England dispatched to India
is perishing very fast in battle and by disease
Il is sensi6ly wasting away. The rebels can
better afford to lose twenty lives than the Eng
fish to lose one. Sepoys are cheap in India
while the British soldier is costly. Sir Colin
Campbell requires reinforcements. India is be-
ING reconouered at a price that England can
hardly afford.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

THERE are at least two thousand people OF
both sexes, from other States, sojonrning in In.
diana and Illinois, for the express purpose OF
getting rid Of theiT wives and husbands The
loose method in which the laws relating to mar
rage arc administered in those States, has at
traoted considerable attention from religious
bodies, and efforts will be made to work a re-
form. At present, any person so disposed,
has only to Ego Nest a short tilnesto getSid of
n troublesome companion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

II IS proposed by certain parties ia America
and Europe, to establish line ofsubmarine tel
egraph from Portugalto Boston, The proposed
line viii touch at one Of the Azore Islands
The distance will not be much more than that
Of the line now about to be laid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

his fourth volume of sermons, with the iolIoW-
ing noblc-hearted address to his million oil
American readers:
TO NY AMERICAN READERS
Brethren, all hail cOrdinl greeting and a tes-
vent blessing! thank you heartily Tor the
abundantly kind receptions you have gwen 10
nv sermons. In preaching thenI hadn idea
thot thev would secure thousands of readers IN
the qreat Republic. they are merely fnlPToptu,
estenDOre discOurses, and were never Intenaed
to be printed for quiet reading, However, as
the people would have them. they were report
ed and printed the author yielding his consent,
in the hope that the kindness which induced e.
the demand would overlook the unavoidable de-
fects.
o. that some word Of mine, in this volume
might aid in maintaining the great revival oil
which we have Just heard on this side OF the
Atlantic Yours is pleasant portion indeed
the Lord has greatly blessed you with tins
awakening Spirit Make good use OF your
privileges We, in England, are painting Tor
like visitation. We beSeech YOU donot neglect
the grace given, but cherish the flame, that II
NAV increase until it shall overlap the dlVid-
ing water, and burn upon the shores oil ola Eng
land. am, ~ 49,. A..
the former volumes have been useful to many
individuals in America, and | humbly pray that
double blessing may rest upon this Fourth oil
tho Series. have much grouhd to hope It so,
for the present sermons have even exceeded the
former in Immediate conversions in my own
congregation. To God be all the honor. l am
free to confess all that my critics say against nie
hut the Lord is wiser than man, and be the ser
mons what they may, God has blessed thein'
and am doubly content. Accept the love OIL
Your Brother in Jesus,
&, NJ SPUR0EON.
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cleveland, Pittsburg & Whesline
RAIL ROAD

~ RAIL ROAD
g
ON ana afer wednesday, Jous sth, IsoS CEunahy e.
4 J cepaedJ Trains viii run - foiloH..
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1:lO p H. Mall Train, stopping Is an 'ts1, a. SO
Pittsburgh at $50 r NJ ana ''''''S-
,oao D n Fxpress Train, stopping AZ al reuaI ~
Cat Rochester and NSW eAilsuu!y 80 tt.F a 4
lions for this train) and arrive AZ Plttsoa's', -
LEAVE BBIDGEPORT:
~ 1,.... 7-.i, rtoprfng all regular Eattont
w. " arrive a. PItts6nrsb sf 1910 A. u aud a O'sNe
lana a. 10 =, At all regular stations,
arrive at Pittsburgh At s:l0F- IL
LEAVE PITTSBURGH;
e.x n Man Tran stOptinE at all stations and arrives
W. AZ Cleveland Il 2:S5 P n and at brldssPors -
900 p n Express Train, stOPpiEg a. regular ar
rive at Bridgeport at ssiS T. IL
,.,op Tickets from Bridgeport 20 Pittsburgh and re
~ BSi one train 70 Cleveland daily Leave Bridss-
Connections
Connections ars made by through trains a8 follows:
AtOIeVeland with trains for Toledo DetIoit
the North est; also, for Erie, DunEFk baH4io'
Fa,s s1 and BeiIair with the steubenvI= Indi-
ana and Csntra. Ohio Railroads. for cad4 New
an parnesvie, ZanesTIe, Wilmngon, LaneasteFS Coia-
bus Cincinnati, Indianapolis and g Louis o., -,
Al Wheeling, ith Baltimore Ohio lallrosl, TOT jim
eTIand arPsrs Ferry, Baltimoie and Washington CITY
Local and through tickets purchased A the various
offices line also. At the pIou Ticket Onse' oPpo
shs Lgysss Once ca PRR JAMES EARMER
Cleveland, June 3, 1883. tey suPt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

FEyEn AND AeuE-A Osss Of Eight Nonths
Standing cured By BqrhasS's Holland Bitters=-
Michael Kelly, NO. III Seventh, near Grant
Street says:
.sLast July, while running on the river, onIa
cotton boat plying betv cen Natchez and New
Orleans, was taken with Fever and Ague.-
For eight long moths suffered with this dread
ful disease. The greater part Of this time was
unable to work, and spent ut least fifty dollars
for different medicines, but found no permanent
relief Three weeks ago, one of my friends in-
sisted upon my trying Berhave's Holland Bit
tiers, saying that cure acas guaranteed After
taking this for one week, must state was a
sound man. I have been at work now tor-tWo
weeks, aud have had no return OF the Chills and
Fever whatever.
/ certify that the above statement IS true.
THonAs ADAMS Diamond House,
or AZ r. Ghester's Gothic ball
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

snjrit Of literature; and the perfection Of each
* Inc union Of energy and thoughtiIiness-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

RIenT- ABour FAcR-Tn the Washington let
ter. in the last number of Forney's Press, we mo-
tice the following
Among the on dts Is one that Bennett, of the
New York Herald, will soon break ground Tor
Col. Fremont for President The hackers OF
Colonel F. laugh andibly Mt the idea Of Bennett
daring to be for anybody but their =, iaYorlte:L
foreign United states consul at Bordeaux, is not
confirmed. Mr.. Buchanan will DO a good deal
startled to see the Herald raising the flag of
Frcmont after the fall election of 1858 6s:-
As the razor-strop man says when he gets oil a
go OCCASIONAL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09
MUSTANG IMMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr.. s. ILTCm Hyde Park, Vt, write. s-'t That the
horse considered worthless, (hs Spayin)
bat since the FREE OF the Mustang Lfniment have
sold him for $50 cash Your 1niment has been ding
wonders up here. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09


TnE TAILomNa BUSINESS IN CrNcINNATI.-
Some DAYS ago orr readers, probably, noticed
that the Journeymen Tailors Of Cincinnati had
been holding meeting to protest against the
innovation of Sewing Machines. BY the follow
ing sketch of their price list, we should think
the sooner the entire trade was superseded, IN
Cincinnati, the better for the employees tap
pears that
"About thirty-tive hundred journeymen tail
ors are employed by wholesale manufacturers,
and their arcTage ioages are about 7ttyJtTc ce"tS
per diem. Some do not TeceiCe orer M'rty}tEo
cents pcr diem, while few, If any, recetre ADORE
sirty cents They are all required to work ten
hours n Clay. Those who are able to own sewing
machines, and who employ from three to nail
dozen girls to assist them, make fair per dfen
nv working from sixteen to eighteen hours out
Of the twenty-four The prices paid are about
as follows
which are sold at from 50 to So per pair, tho
manufacturer pays the journeyman l5a4O cts
per pair for making. 1t requires day to make
pair
For an ordinary cloth coat usually sold by
the manufacturer at from $l0al5, the journey
man is paid 35a624 cents for making 1t requires
full day to make it. For good omitted coat
81 % is paid for making. A year ae The price
was g 90. 1t requires full three lays, fast
stitching, to make such.
For making an ordinary cloth, silk 3qtn, vel,
vet or other vest, the tailor iSpaid tF"ih 10 toz
cents, and it is day work.
Tailors say they know that pants have been
made within a week, for Is cents pair
Merchant tailors pay their iOurneyhen about
one hundred per cent, better prices, and charge
their customers more than pro rata price Tor
work. e.,..;,,a
ont vests five cents per pair each for pantaoons,
and l2l cents each for coats The majority,
however are paid by the month.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09
W'H1'
WILL YOU
SUFFER-.

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LlNlMENTs Is eoextensiye with the civilization
Of the globe Other articles claim TO alLeviats
pain and distress-this elTeS Family Physi-
eians, Government Hospitals Naval Dispense
tories, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Every-m
dc, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

Mr.. sPuRsEoN TO AMERIcA.-Mr Spurgeon'
the g1eat English. Revival preacher, introduces
his fourth volume of sermons, with the follow
ing noblc.hearted address to his million Of
American readers:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

WAsnNcTos CIrT AID NEw oRLEANs-Two
mob.raied and rowdy-cursed cities have, it
seems by our dispatches, followed t'e Congress
sional fashion and paired off in their municipal
elections-the former cIecting Democrat, and
the latter a Know Nothing mayor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

ExcusrD.-James b. Clay was neatly snubbed
by the House the other day. He asked to he
excused from serying on the COMMITTEES on For
eien Affairs, ON the ground that in his judgi
ment the Committee was not disposed to resent
the British .sontrages with sufficient spirit
He was quietly excused, and there was uot.a
bit OF sensation.
Mn. BucnAsANs CASH ACCOUNT hen Presi-
dent Pierce went out of office, he left inthe
rsSsvrv for Mr.. Buchanan. s2titlOll4 (easl.l
The C sss sS,s loan slnss aOOOOyoCO
Ns,V Loan Loan I5,O0O,000
NJ ..t.rn. asa $4,000
Mr.. Buchnnan has tallen behind thus far in
one year ana thfpe months, and is moving IN
the same direction with accelerated velocity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09
RHEUsE.HT.ESsM

Of years Standing, has been totally cured. Piles.
Ulcers, TumOura. Running Sores, SerofuIa. Stiff
Joints. Felons. Swellings, Burns. Bite. BOils,
Chaps Neuralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches
and pains upon man. and kindred complaints
upon unnsrs 1..rrrr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09
HORSES CATTLE, &

such as Riug-bone, Calls, SPAWN, .scratehes,
Poll-EviI, Sweeney, Hoofail, de-, are subdned
and cured by the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

" HIIIU EFlI-T1 ILL.,
(Eztraef) SIN lifting the kettle from the Ere Il BE-
came unmanageable, tilted over and seaided my hands
very severely, slmost n crisp Il awful sight.
The Mustang IiuTn-nt appeared n extract the pain
healed rardy itGat soreness and left no scar q ae-
count Truly yupE5 cHARLEs FOSTER
Such language rs this Is but the constant and
natural eeho wherever this article i used
This Liniment is indispensable 10 PlaEssrs,
aud owners of horses and mules-AIr John Da-
nierman. Montgomery. Ala. sold a slave for
$500 who was raised from utter uselsasuess by
this IiAiment. Every family should have Il
Be very particular aud inquire for the Mustang
Eminent, and take no other. se,S
Am.rica, Europa and the Islands Of the Ocean.
for % cts. so cts and 81, 90. Per Bottle.
RER.N.RR- a FIJI. ~. y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09
DENTISTRY

r.sDestfaly infoTm the puhlie tAliL.ry
I've sssoeiafed tlls1selvss toFstlsE isr tls
Of Dentistry Their once = A ~ $500 to ~
,tIr f-1is ga an others Eshng the services o.
~ we're both students and Tor sEefll = ~
nfs n the late DR. HuIlIben, and the ssni2s =
80 eIrared 10 the pTaefet for nliissl ~
i--en reafs ID 1ring HhIct time he a. ~ -
- 5,h -,r.e Sfths enilng Deutists n allost AZ ~
20 VIZ T-f sfate1 ara has fsnliiiiaFifsd hnsrii
l.t ,r =. In operatinE me thttt-
fore f-eI eenddent of being able % give enllIt
70 AL SAo 1i-3 '-' 49, AfiIss ROBEHTSOEs H. D.
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EN- q Whee.fng.

THIS Bauk having esase % ss notss circulation,
i wiz continur business Bank % Discount ana
Depoalt-
Accounts and eoiestions WI receive prouit attention.
Interest pad dspos- Stockholders Individually liable
D. c. AfSI. Cl-hir.
je2-Im G. D. HUHBARD, Prss't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

CHARLES W. GRAZ A1l
sUGCFesO RTOJ AMI Ks II ANNE z.
TTHHF undersigned would inform the e1ens q wsTilaz
and Tieinty having puTehased t-s bflE an -
seption store, formerly Owned hy Dr. James tanIs -
V-iI eontnua % carTy the Drag p1sneas IN ~ -
branches. respectfully soeiis eo1tin
e,eried tounrds tfs old and web known estabsHlelt
w Be his aim 20 keep every thing. e TIE pufe3i sa
and AZ the Lowest price rsay be found In vel iaf-
nisaed Drug establishment -
Hfei,eiues CHARLES ". GRAHAM.
No q, cor. Main and webster sts'
,vie Centrc wlssi.nf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

NB-Aressrs r 4 o. take pleasure In referrins'syP
mission. % the following EehflelnsHs ~, stfta
81 ri weed D. D. Hon teo ~ ThollIson ls ~ Al -
CsdUeIl Morgan Nelson, Hs9.s b. u Eo1 49,
Frir1lli Dr.. W. = Bates, Or. X H. ulllln.s
Hirrf d.. Todd, TaIllut 3ehn AIl9ss'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

Total. ,,,r,nrted I-CoIored Ia.
Males i4-FsinAiss GEO BAIRD. Jr., sse[esa'y'
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DISSOI,uTInM

BE Co-paEineEshl heretsi9re existing under the ara
4 name q ?. q Hlfreth Co, til day dissnlEed b
mutual consent. The business % Grm vii b. set
tied ~ either q the parties their old piaee % doing bus
's nay 3 g. s Isss ''ss'' q M aIISSET
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14

or two. Mrs. B. refuses to make the
experiment, being of the opinion that
the author was a ''dolt on this subject"
We could multiply similar passages
until our columns should be filled: but
we will pause here, and thus afford YOU
an opportunity to breathe awhile if YOU
are fatigued. You must not find fault
with them, so long as they are found in
what you deem the plcnarily inspired
Word Of God.
Under the authority of Adam Clark
or some other Bible Commentator Won
will probably conStrue some of them to
mean what they do not san. Such
tricks are getting too stale to have eff
feet with rejecting minds. After Won
have given your views respecting these
and similar passages, we shall try to
harmonic them in a rational manner
and we trust with satisfaction to the
unbiased, at least.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14
Election Returns.

In Connecticut, Buckingham, Rep. candidate
for Governor IS elected by from 5000 to 5000
majority over Pratt, Dem So far as heard
from the Republicans have So, and the Demo
Gratis 50 in the House. The Republicans also
gain to Senator's, and are sure of both
Houses By large majority.
In Rhode Island, the American Republicans
have elected their entire ticket for Governor
and State officers, and good majority of both
branches Of the General Assembly.
The municipal election in Cincinnati, yester-
day resulted in the election of the entire anti
Lecompton ticket, by maiorities ranging from
1900 to 5000 IS out Of II Councilmen
In Jefferson City, No, the whole free soil
ticket, headed 10y j. w. Gardenhind, for May
or, was elected by an average majority of 40
In St Louis, the entire Free Democratic
ticket is elected by an average majority of
100
In Dubuque, A s Hetherington, the peoples
candidate, was elected Mayor by 500 maj.
In Milwaukee, the Peoples ticket was elected
by an average majority ofabout 1000. VIM a.
Prentiss Mayor. Seven out of nine Aldermen
are Republicans.
In GAINESVILLE, VIM. A. Lawrence, Rep, was
elected by small majority over H. B. Bunster,
Peoples candidate. Balance of the ticket
about equally divided between Reps and peo-
pie.
Town ELEcroSs.-In Grand Rapids, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen:
Supervisors.-A. B Sampson, Chm; Geo, S.
Brown and l. 3. Scott
Clerk--L. P. Powers
Treasurer. X. Scarf.
justices--L L. Mosher aud E. K Smith
Superintendent-J. II. Lang.
AsscssoY-Wm Roe.
Consta5les-J. X Scarf, Jos. Williams, and
L D. M0shcr
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14
From a Regular Correspondent,
Chicago, March 2Sth. 1883

NllcaSo, March 2Sth, 1858.
FRIEND JACK The mud has suff-
GENTLY ''dried up to remind us that all
earthly things are dust, and, sooner or
later, destined so to become. Spring
has fairly dawned upon us, and the past
few days have been deliciously season.
aoie. Inc transplanting Of shade trees
IN our suburban streets, and the prep
ara'lon OF gardens throughout the city,
generally, occupies much of the time of
'noSe fortunate enough to own patch
VI ole''ioii' or long lease thereof
tiie 9's*te'' q the ''Garden City" is
0"4"eS''oA2oLy the " est-slde.
'le arrivals ana departures by Lake
are '''iiE increasing, the lumber bust
ness having IN earnest commenced
No steamboats, cleared last week, and
are now running regularly.
v e again experience the inconven-
fence OF our swinging bridges across
'iie river, ana Notwithstanding the deep
rellSlous feeIlng now prevalent, long,
Io"o aho deep lmprecatlons are show
efed upon the devoted structures. They
are a decided bar to the growth and
development ofreligious sentiment No
nope OF total conversion to orthodoxy
OF this city may be INDUCED, 50 long as
they have swing and sway.
Rlce's old Chicago Theatre is nearly
demolished. The work Of destruction
commenced two weeks ago. 1t is to
give place to a fivc-story block of stores
1t seems almost Vandalism to tear it
down. Many 4 dull evening we've
killed within its venerable walls. wit
Messing the murderous plays of Shaks-
peare, or Shakspeare's plays murdered
The temple has fallen into bad repute,
the room is Observation-Disclosures lives
and tlouriShes, so down it comes. Nc