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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10
NEW YORK MARKET.

T july 9.-Flour firm; sales $500 btls at
So, seas, 90 for State, an advance of DC. Wheat
has declining tendency; sales l5,UOo bush. at
81 ,OOal.U2 for western red; 81 ,03al,l 10 for
white; ditto S9agO for Milwaukee Club; T5aa5
for ditto damaged; SOas5 for common Chicago
Spring; GgaS2 for ditto damaged. Corn finn;
sales 1000 bush. at Gsa7s FOR mixed, and IS
for yellow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10

Anaaa1 Celsbrptioa.-Th German Turner'S
of this city will have their fifth annual ceIebra
ton on Monday next, near Mar:insville, and
grand ball in the evening This annual cele-
hraton is designed to lie happy affair and the
nall is intended to distinguish the series of SINH,
lar entertainments. a glorious time is antici-
pated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10

Chapline Street H. Z, Church. At meeting
Of the Delegates of Wheeling District appoint.
ed TO consider the eXpedicncv of holding Dis
trict Camp Meeting Henry Echols being appon-
ted Chairman and r. A. Arthur Secretary it
was unanimously
Resolred That we hold District Camp Meet
18th.
Resozred, That VIM. Riggs, j. E. Riggs, A.
Tomnson, Robert Hamilton, WIN. P. Wilson,
James Baggs, WIN. Montgomery, Join E. SiSSon
Saml. Mccullough and Charles Biehler be n
committee of arrangements and arc requested
to meet Mt the old Camp Ground on Monday
the nth day of August.
Resolred, That cordial invitation be given
to ministers and brethren generally to partici-
pate with us at our feast of Tabernacles.
Resozrea, That the proceedings of this meet.
ing he published in the city papers, and in the
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
Henry EcuoLs, Chairman,
R. II. ARTHUR, Secy.
Wheeling, July 9th, 1858
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

july 9.-Fuur duh hut steady Wheat, sales
Of rcd at 81 % and white at 81 ,20a1,35 Corn
better at 74iT8 for white and SuaSl for yellow.
Whisky advanced to 24a24F. Provisions have
an advancing tendency. Bacon-sides 3 aud
shoulders at 3 -4a6. Mess pork quotes at $1G,-
Is. Lard 8 5 4aluA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10

Gored By, a ButG-A man named Anthony
Mclaughlin, from this city, met with an unfor-
tunate accident at MartnsNillv, on Thursday
afternoon. lie was walking down a hill near
The town aud met Mr.. Datrab, diving bull,
coming up. Mr.. Darah called to Mclaughlin to
look out for the vicious animal, but before he
could get out of the way the bull made at him
feroeiously, striking him in the face, breaking
his cheek bone and tearing his right eye ana
us tigamentseatirely OutoJ hisaead. McLaugh-
lin was brought over to this city after having
his wound dressed. The wound was of mos
horrible nature, and the occurrence is deeply re-
GREETED
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$780,

Joseph ltoEtnsie, of the LIST Ward, had been
taking too much whisky on Thursday night,
and amused himself by assaulting and abusing
his wife, and turning her and her children out
of doors, for which he was sent Is days to the
chain gang.
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~a&Aa1

4 TTotting Nrteh-S,0eeptakes. the
completion of the half mile track upon the
Island Fair Grounds, there has been great
deal Of horse talk" going on amongst those
who possess horses Of any speed. The talk las
finally resulted in match, which is exciting
considerable interest. A purse of $50 will he
trotted for ON Wheeling Island course, this
afternoon Saturday, July 10y at O'clock, free
for all horses entered before 10 o'clock this
morning Entrance $40. 2. Wheat enters g
H. Annie Laurie. A. b. Lewis enters g. &.
Ben Bolt. TIE heats are 10 be one uile, best
two in three, If we are tajudge from the
Interest manifested, there will be large crowd
present to witness this trial of speed.
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Pills! Pilesl Ltreri Li0eri--An diseases or
loss of tone in the bowels, snch as Piles, Pro-
lnpsus Uteri, Festuln, &C. are benefited by the
Peruvian Syrup. 1t purifcs the products of
digestion, favors the healthy action of the in
testines, and prevents the accumulation of re-
fuse matters, and the costivcness which are the
cause of so many of these weakening diseases
In Liver Complaint it is unrivalled. The liver
being the great purifying organ arress in its
subsistence many morbid products, the fertile
sources of disease. L. Booking, Agent, No. OF
Monroe street.
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AMBKOTYPES

WuzCm CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRorYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, Sheet Iron, Patent Leather,Gc
Taken in any equul city
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF AKT,
80, Monroe street.
araN-1y G. A. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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The Ohio is still going down. In many pla-
ces it is as much as good sized sucker can do
to wnggle over the ripples Boats are con-
stantly getting aground Mt NIL the shoal places
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10

PErEnsBuRe, July a.-Captain and crew of
the schouuer Francis French, were tiled at the
Hastings Court at SmitLlied FOR stealimg slaves.
Thomp Son, the steward, plead gully. Sentenc-
ed to the penitentiary for ten years.
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SENTENCEn.

CoLuxBUs, o., July 9.-Aibert Myers, con-
victed of the murder Of Neville, in the PIniten-
tiary, was sentenced this morning tobe hunger
the Sd oil September.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10

Railroad Acci,ksat-A man was killed on the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroad
at Woods Run, on Wednesday. He was obser-
we'd walking along the track as a train came up.
Tue engineer blew the whistle, but the man did
not hear it, and as the train could not be stop
ped, it passed over him, mangling him terribly
and of course killing him instantly. He was
an aged man, and was supposed to he deaf He
had the appearance OF country man His
name was not asccltaned.
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CINcINNAnI MARKET.

july 9-Flour firm, s., 9Ua4,2 IS for fair to
choice extra. Whisky advanced TO 81, stand
off Nothing done in the provision market set
to-day. No change in the grain market, firm.
Sales good fair sugar at Z "a
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HALIFAX July a.--The steamer Styx, which
arrived last night from HANNA, reports the yell
low fever raging badly. The officers are high.
~ amused at tho American version of their plo-
ceedings.
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YELLnM FEYER.

NEWPORT, r. J., june 8.-Ihe ship Eliza
Mallory, from Havana for England has put in
here in distress, having lost three men from
yellow fever, and three more being now sick
from the snnle diseMse
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French Goods

GiMINTzES-2U p, wide, arTanted colors,
" I2S cents, RwayB sold for IS yard. Also "a
eecoud mourning chimes at IL cents
L0UPINE'5 BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at SIX cents
per yard
LAWNS-The very best quality, which used TO sell ats5
cents, wiz scll now at l2H cents. so-ne good quality
lon a. 6A cts n ward.
UHALLT DE LAINEs-Plain and figured, the very finest
OMBRN CRAP E'ESPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and -olors, very low price.
.nMBRE BA9EGE so pieces, worth 50 cents, for only
~ a few pieces AneIne Dress GoOds, very nice and
:StS0 pieces p yv sfIk.-An excellent all.boiIed
per yard; sOld lat season at 81 per yard.
ThesfsreHIeal RnrRnIn Vet.
sell superior SILK ROBES, OF 90 yards each,
quality sold from SIS to $50, For oniy
$40 apiece. I challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks deny that these Robes
half value. Also superior article COLORD
POULTDE ROBES d QUILLIsS side stripes, very de.
eoiors and de iEns, aud will be sold barEnn.
They Of very importation of alarge New York
retail and were bought below Iporters cost
Also just received about 80 dress patterns Of styes
fancy silks. very handsome and cheap.
1UO BAREGR, LAWN & ClIALLY ROBES, both side stripes
and double skirts Barge Robes 20 each such s5od
for go, VIII sell for IS. Chally HobeB
excellent STYLE very cheap. Fine Lawn Robes only One
/ Dollar and Fifty oents apiece; at ALEX. uEYiANs,
afafn
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Trout are represented as being plentiful in
the brooks and other streams in the mountains.
Large numbers are said to have been caught, and
all large size.
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AaotIer Daring UigAtoay Rod5ery --Anoth-

Asot6sr D.niag UigAsoay RoJbery --Anoth-
., daring highway robbery took place day be-
s,rs Yesterday morning on the old Wayuesburg
-,,5 about five miles from this city. tbs not
s,rnossed in all we have ever read of ancient
b,,rand exploits for desperate boldness. Mr..
AnS,in Merrill, the collector OF the revenue of
The road was going from this city towards his
home and collecting the money from the toll
oates as he went along; whilst at one of the
t,Il gates, two men rode upon horse back and
paving their TIL passed on without seeming 10
nolice the collector. Shortly afterwards Mr.
Merrill started and had not proceeded far
when the two horSemen riding slowly along
came in view, not far from Buzzards Tavern.
As Merrill approached within about twenty
feet of the men, they turned their horses about
upon opposite sides Of the road, and as he at
tempted to pass between them, each drew u
revolver and demanded his money. Mr.. Mer.
rill fortunately had but nineteen dollars, which
was all in silver, aud Iii, he was forced to give
the 1ascals, rather than run the risk of being
beaten aud oycrpuwercd at last. The robbers
then put whip to their horses and galloped away
rel Icing at the success Of their villiany. a
man Was arrested upon suspicion the SAME
evening near MoundsyiIlc and committed to Jail
At la accounts Mr. Merrill had not seen the
man, and it is not known whether he will bc
able to identify him. The perpetrators of The
above daring vilany, are doubtless the same
de<peladoes who robbed lady and her son,
a day or two since, on the highway near Tria-
delghia of which we published an account yes
terdaY morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10

- m pRIVrERs.--we have just received from the
- .,,rnc establishment OF IL. d. Wade, Eew YORK,
'na f Pointing Ink which have to believe
Ia ans Ink We have heretofore offered to the
u assortment is complete-emUracing all coiorS
ui5e al, nri-es W. SOLICIT cash orders. News Ink in
"a . r. h. kegs % cts. per pound. No ink sent
: - - t.y mon y accompanies the order.
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dgrouad.-At last accounts the steamer Orb
was aground at Blanny, with only ~ feet water
on the bar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10

ST. JonSs, N. F., July 9.-9 a. m.-Tho
weather is clear; wind Southeast "rhere are
no signs of the Telegraph fleet"
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ice GaEAT ENGL!SA REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,
Celebrated Female Ptlls


Prepare from prescription er Sir y. C20rke L. D.,
Ptyst.fan Astrpordtnd,y to lie Queen.
This Invaluable medicine unfailing the of all
those painful and diseases which the female
constitution Is subject. 1t mOderaes all and
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is especially suited TWILL in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, pfice One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterreis.
CAUTION.
These Ils should not BE taken 6yema5es during the
FIRST THREE Jf0N7lLS or zregnaneV, they are
ure 10 bring sedrrfa0e, S1t at any otlt time Mey
are sac.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Palp:ta-
ton of the uear Mysteries aud Whites, pills Will
eGecta when all other have failed, and aI-
though powerful remedy do not contain Iron, caomel
anthony, or anything Iurtinl the constitution.
Full directions the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
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(Late !. G. BGldWin Co.,) Rochester, \, 7.
E.B-t1OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thOrsed Agent will Insure bottle, containing SO Pills
by return mail.
For sale by n. II. LOGAN Co, In Wheeling,
b. H. FahnestOck Co., Wholesale AGENTS, Pittsburgh
Purcell Laid Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, Rich
mond ap2s-ly
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EXErn1Er

GENNEssEE, July 9,-lsauc L. Wood was exc
cuted for the murder of his siSter,in law, Rhoda
w God, this afternoon. He died protesting his
innocence
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s.PE cIAL NOTICES.
PHOTOGR APHS.

~ The place to obtain GOOD PHOTOGRAPH /. at
WfKEs GALLERY 1870 AIain st, opposite Union, where
this style Of picture got up tSlif. They resemble stel
engraving, and ane picture the parlor Benput up
in open frames One sitting only necessary produce
any number irom til subject. They tie cheap
est pictures when more than desired.
Old Daguerreoypes restored and copied to any size
Bring In fading Dsgueeotypes and have them re-
stored and made pvrmAnent
Every style of picture taken with and dispatch
at WYRE,5 GALLERY,
je2s Main St., opposite Union.
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The Indian Exhibition. exhibition Of
Kawshawgarco and troupe, consisting Of warri-
Ors andfenales from the Wallitpunation west of
the Rocky Mountains, will come off on Monday
evening next, on John street between Market
and Fourth See advertisement
a Fine Summer ISlocer 3 ''consnmmation
devoutely to be wished" The following is about
as cooling substitute as we can propose:
o. the rain. the rain the drxailng rain.
Dropping and pattering, lRziy scattering
Over the window pane;
Failing s drearilv, rlsoniIy, YEARLY,
Dropping, dropping dropping,
Ever cessantlv;
Summer rain
o. the rain, the rain the driving rain,
Racing AMI dashing, mndly flashing
Tn stormy wiHdow-p0ne:
Pouring so steadily, raging heavily,
RavinF, raging, raging,
Unint. I'm ttingY
Autumn rain
o, the RAIN the rain, the cutting r1n,
P'oEen and II rtnv spitefully beating
The noisy window anr,
Drivin" en- banefnl r, piercing SO painfully,
Cutting cutting. cutting,
New painfully;
Winter rain
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Denth on tie Cans. During Tuesday and
Tuesday night last, we learn that seven cows
were killed ON the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, between Bridgeport and Bellaire. We
also learn that since the opening of the road
eighty-lour COWS have been run over and killed
between those two points, nothing more serious
ever resulting than temporary stoppage OF
the traus, uut the carcass of the defunct ami
mcls could be dragged from under the wheels
of the iron horse. Such an immense slaughter
is almost incredible.
Ia passing through the glades, near Oakland,
one night not long ago, the srain ran over COW
aud was thrown from the track. In consequence
Of which the passengens were detained about
five hours. One impatient gentlencnt remark
I'd 10 Ills lady companion, that in one respect
cows were like women, they are always in the
way. II you go cut upon the street, said he
ten to one you are either compelled to take
circle round OF collide with some female divini
". Here in these glDdes, continued the crusty
Passenger, there are five thousand acres of luxu-
rIa"I opem pasture, yet that COW must be right
on tue track. These accidents are scarcely ever
the result of want of watchfuness but it is the
universal railroad experience, that COW upon
hearing the warning whistle instead of leaving
the track is taken 10y panic and keeps straight
ahead, hoping to escape by superior speed
Before the velocity vi the train can be checked
the animal is run over and crushed beneath the
wheels. by the way, has the question ever been
settled as to whether the railroad companies are
responsible for cows slaughtered in this wayP
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SEE advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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Dover, n. a., "a. 81. ls57

PROF. o. J. WOOD co-Gehis; Wthia a few daya
e have received 81 many orders and calls
Woods Hair Restorative, thatto Gay EeT. compelled -
sena TO Boston Tor quantity, (eG dozen y0 Torwsrdcd
al being snld) while might quantity from, ycU
Ersv bottle 9ge 1fee cold sse1sto Alre produced LTts
oTUar cstO0srs the appreciation, and uarof-
age receives from the substantial worthy esi
OF vicinity, fully convince tlatft MOST
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
Seud may be rross 81 stEp and ora
dozen so size and believe yoarsBveFy respectfully.
l5igned) DANIEL IATHuRP& Co.
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Hickory Gtoge, st. Charles Co. No, Noy. fs, 1876.
PROF o. J. WnOD-Dear Sr= time last summer
induced your Restorative aud
s elects wcFeSo wonderful Z, e duty 70 on and
the afflicted, to report 1t.
Our little sons head for tls had perfect
covered with sores, and called scsld head. Tie
llir almost entirely came OF in consequence, Vlen
ieno seeing his suertnEs, advised your Rertc
rsFe We did so Nith itls iope Of success but 70
removed the dsease entirely and and iuSuTizIt cro
Of Lair sooa started out, and tint
has as healty scalp, and luEuTant crop Of ha "a
any other chilli We therefore, and d hereby RECON-
mend restorative, erfect remedy Hs@S
Of the scalp and hair. WesTs, y0-TE reap -ctiuIIy.
GEORGE ". i'll fGINBOTHAlI,
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-E sgssYtg1sa8@
81 9
81 TRE UNION LIVE.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS

TO FHE DAILY INTEhhI6s liNcIsR
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PI1TsDunGU, July y.-KIvcr 8 leet by PIE
mark, falling. Weather cloudy. Mercury 81
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GEORGE ". III iGINBOTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGISBC. BAH.

Gardiner, Maine, June 20, 1855.
PROP o. J. WOOD-DeaT Sir: Lave UEfd two hostirs
Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative ard truly say
l. the greatest discovery the sgs io- restoring aud
changing the Hair Before usinG Il Of
tS Wy Hair hiss attsisd Ifs original color You can
Tecoaolend j. to the world without the eaEt fssr roy
csseE Que OF tie worst kind
Yours Respectfully
DANIEL N. HURPHT.
o. ~ WOOD CO., ProprietoTs 5I2 Brosdu az Ses Ycrk
Yin the grestN Wire Railing Estafishment,) srd IL
Market Ct, 81 Louie ao. Ana cold By ali good IruE-
decsd.vSv1y-lzzsap En-
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This rehensble Linm, mt, upon which the Erea
of afflicted OF all lands rely for relief
the pangs OF Rheumatism, NeuraEin, Gout, Eryspeas,
Cancer, Scroula SPrans Uises, burns SeadS anu all
cutaneous diseases rapidly rsedng AL similar
aratlons. proprietors give for the
sufferers. the following the
it uring the psstfeW months. Ger
thcHtes the parties humsd the possession of
proprtOrs their leugt pre- cudts publication
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Es g9szssg Ezsszgg go i
ASSENGERS

- NLDI1 HLDH!
usr RECEIVED, on consignment sale lee half
q bbls:tlhite Lake Fialp-a Prime article.
jes0 I. n. HUMPHREY.
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lsLtY the llLIlIe a'hlldE
AiEorribir Tumor.

MkMPHis, Tenn, Nov. 2sth, 1851.
thereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
scaded By explosion Steam Boiler, induced
to try Bragks Arctic Imminent Ti'e smart wts nst
Is scaids, aud very time, al
the pain gone from the bruises In two weeks
we'll, and able to resume my business.
HENRY IIAVERSKILL, re 5itlencs jackson street.
Tho lflinh see
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knew what to think. Such courage aIlnos,
frightened me; and yet remembered how pale
she looked, and that she leaned against the
mantlepiece at frst as if to support herself e;
so forgare her bravery, and thought Of the
beauty Of her eyes and the sweetness of her
voice, and sank to sleep at last, with the firm
resolution that another day should not pass
over my head before | had told how had
learned to love her.
But the next day brought its own events,
and what was worse its own personages, with
1t. A carriage stopped before the door as
entered from my morning walk tall, beard
ed man, with an honest, handsome face dart
ed into the house, and up the stairs, three
steps at time. There was cry of surprise
on the second landing-a murmur, and a sud-
den mingling of voices, that reused nv curios-
ty to the highest pitch ran up to nv own
room and passing the halfopen door of No
AZ, there was my divinity in the arms of the
stranger (ccnfound him! calling him George,
and kissing him in way that made me long
to poison him. DO1rn stairs I went, three at
q time, and collared the landlord in the hail.
"Who is that man p
"Just come In AZ ?" he gasped, half
choked and quite surprised.
"Yes II
Captain Arnold-Mrs Arnolds husband
Just come from a voyage to India. say, sir.
no more midnight adventures now suppose
You never will have chance to play the part
of guardian angel again-eh, sir think
so, sir ?"
My hand dropped from his collar, and con-
signing him and Captain Arnold to perdition,
l walked out to the rooms of friend, and de-
lberately swallowed strong glass Of lemon
ade. And when | came to my senses once
more, Mrs. Arnold and her party had gone. l
hear she is in America now-in New \ York,
and / have no doubt she will read this story
and langh till her lovely blue eyes fill with
tears over my folly. She will show it to her
husband, too, and he will laugh. Never miLd !!
must take care that Mrs Cathcart shall ne
yer see it ; she, at least, must never know what
tremendous falsehood | told when | swore
on my bended knees that | had merer loved
any woman before, (She wouldn't marry me on
any other conditions and thereby alone can
my peace of mind be ensured. So | make my
bow to Mrs Arnold's blue eyes-to the pub
lie, and the Spread Eagle in Grace Church
street.
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A lIoPEFUL CONVERT Recently the Meth.
odists held great revival in Wisconsin,
Among the converts was one whose previous
profession had been Three Card Monte -
Times being somewhat hard, he found little
profit in his legitimate practice" and became
" converted" as the Elders say. One night.
at the suggestion of an Elder he rose to edify
the congregation with his experience, and thus
" delivered" himself Ladies' and gentlemen
i mean brothers and sisters the Lord has
blessed me very much-I never felt so happy
before in all my life embarrassed Il say
never felt SO happy before in all my life-(very
much cmbarraSScd) If any one thinks ever
did, they can get iirciy bel ont Of me"'