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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
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zc SONNET roFr

u 4flgncni have yon forgotten how We safe.
AEed BY the trefupious rluFIupr o. RE ltaYes
Rustllpg above as from the Ion Beech eaVc8f ~
f.l Xou tWininE VoleF5 With cain eyes, Fute
Arrapsps mans ped WOof pred sstindfes- a1 u
Dear bowers The symbols Of nv future yaarsl
All my hearts impnlses--its hopes and fears
HeaVed through my broken utteflnee--as the weight
fresh f8lifn delrfIpps bends some gentle loves
So dropped your falr cheek toward nc WITH lfE ~ "a
l<ns- in that FEie FEre fe1fcf my peers
dared to ka8 you.-In pnrpfe shower
Negleuled fell the violeis- How krizht
Seemed The red sunss., and The moon, that night
,ReoEFoeps Jane chs 1859 s.ttif LnsI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
tFrom the Patriot.l

BALTIMORE MONEY MARKET.-The Money
Market remains Unchanged. OaRitalf continues
quite abundant, and money is very easy, but
the demand for itisllimilel, and. there is very
little first class paper Offering either at the
Banks or on the street Money can be had un
call with approved securetiee at to 6per cent,
and prime business paper can be very readily
placed at per cent. for endorsed and 2 per cent.
for single names. voc sss4FErrr
BUTTEL-Butter is duh, and prices are tend
ing downward. The receipts exceed the de-
mand, and the stock is accommodating. We
quote new Western this week at IOal2 IL ctss;
do Roll at l2aI+ cents; and do Glades at 10 cents
per pound. There is no New York State or
ranges at from 1912 to 10 cents, as in quality.
EGGs arc now selling at II cents per dozen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
:. $ '.''lr''. + NEW FIRM. 80 \. =,

DIs lie Fashinsso Han y hs'-
sfStf]e5 ilSiTsss 3 c. & 81, .kIy iEersssirt
D.. S5r so1f sr same t4is'
'Eisnd. ra 'f .siieli 81 b.
formed - ~
talprofession- .s,T "a every oTrrat'fIiE
= slIeal DeltllfrB 5,,s ~ 80
1retise aiiths @ pTaeiIeal uiiiiiY
eiai Teefh shalInot bssafl- ,,..rre srs
thsI bnv-. ieuietl thstnaeiFe- - - =,
Ssiaf Ts- b frofa Sc Ers . - 49,.
,efs1esd during he tssess.zi2, tlai ~ 4 ne y
% QrelqT - - Z ~
4, Il ,-t essss and sG'eefg "a p -
-srtraeted without pa st.-- a. their prefer
800 Narration adriee aPlsI .-.i'--e -
49, TilIbe pleased % Bifs Fe-fA
ee ~ n 80 specimens 81 ATlihei-' ss
- 00ce omen at'lil l1llr-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
DIED.

IN tuesday the 18th inst, GEORGE WI rears,
s,n Of frederick and Caroline fahf'ing' -s
months and % days -,.-,.. a. Ne ID.
The faner,I win take place from the residence 81,
rents in North wheeling, ThuIsiay WoFnlns, nc
= "a O'Clock Thefisnaso Of thsfa ass Es'i
Vl.sd to attend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

,lANuFf 4 81, Y y; l1izsIz
fia4t 1N
AH5i CES AND STRAW Soopa
.5,yf Ne - Hahn liTffer, -,
WHEELING. VA.
NJ -ts W. ~ ON si,rs 81 IIats Caps
anl oiisf 49, q lellcol.l rill spsesss
100, - = ~ 7na ever Dilttlt h lhS elis. Or
sf@iss5 - ~ q te f1re.t ana ti6II sskionahli
~ - Z q, clsslraar, Msirspoi-
,rel5. Il % I'D, ei1nfcrs, iuf-
~ ~ ~ rl. 50 ofIefa plies 70
" are respectfully listtli q ~ 81 ,i.p1.
~ tnrfss cAnrtitl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

Hos. JAS Il. EallY R.;NNtSG s:L,nAsI'', ~
" .1rrrlxal la..--I-..,- D. Foley, Congressman
from, Indiana, tho renowned philologist, who
can't compose half a dozen correctly spelled
Words co1secutively, and the same man who
went.on to take his scat ere his opponents time
was bali expired, aud the sltpe man who only
wanted ITO be turned ioass in his district" to
distance all competitors this renowned person.
age-efen the reiopbtable Hon. Jas. ., Foley,
WIS stoppngeat the Mcclure House yesterday,
and forg aqsht VIC know, honored the streets
with REORGANIZATION;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

AN IxTELLIGEST CoNalrgIrY7- Fron one net
very large town, we have received, within a
week past, ,SfIs,,1fte 5ew dAily subscribefsf We
expect more from ale same place iq few days.
Advertisers please take notice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
NEW VESSELS -LoNaEr. -rIIAN rnn -LnyaArA As.

New VEssRLs LONGER THAN THE BEvtATAAS.
While public attention has been Attracted so
strongly by the unusual dimensions OF the Le
whitman that the haine OF that vessel Is IN ercry-
body's month, it happens siDgilarly enough
that vessels of greater length and of more re-
nafkable character, haYe been advancing 10
icompletiOn in Liverpool without che general
public being even cOgnizhnt of their existence.
These vessels nrc each seven hundred feet long.
They have been constructed by Messrs. vermont
& Son, for the Oriental Inland Steam Company,
and are intended for the navigation Of the In
dian rivers. The purpose of their peculia: fea-
lures of construction, Is 10 enable a,large cargo
to be carried at q good rte of speed upon a
light draught Of water Ehe great rivers Of ln-
lila, though penetrating far into tIieihteFiOT and
though continuing large volumes OF water, are
nevertheless shallow during. the dry season. The
vessels navigating. them must, Therefore, float
very light, and they must have displacement
enough TO cary good cargo. They must have
strength enough not to suffer injury II they
should get aground, and they must present such
little resistance b the water as 70 he able 20
achieve satisfactory Iate. Of progress against
thelstfeam. All these indications are admirably
fulfilled in these vessels.
DEEADyUI MUnDER OF SISTER BIT HER Two
BRoTnERs.--Two Fsenehmen named Dyon,
brothers, living IN daeonb county, Mich, muir
dered their sister in'the. most horrible manner
recently. The Detroit Fres Press, says
The affair, as we have it directly from The
scene of tbe murder. IS certainly inexplicai,le-
The murdereFs act;like Insane men, hut have
not been eviousy sI,ossIa as such aid how tyT5
persons could thus become insane at . moments
notice, and commit so horrible. a deed. lisa mys-
terry. They said they were prompted BY God
to kill her, because she persisted IN going, TO
church every Sunday, and asserted that tiiey
made three attempts before they accomplished
If. The opinion Of the inhnbitaAts-of the vicini-
ty is that the insanity IS a religions one. II
any insanity exists, this is probably the true
canse, but It may be only n cloak to cover up a
diabalieal decd and escape It's Consequences
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

ANxIoEss CoXGaRsslgs Within the last day
or two.t6iseity has been pretty well inundated
with Stay Congressman, their way home
from Washington. They, one and all, so,tar az
we can glear[) anticipate stirring times among
their Constituents, and sro nerving themselves
for the fray. There seems to be very decided
conviction that it viii take prodgions bard
scratching fur MAJ Of any kind of politics to
be elected to the next Congress. People are
about ready to do without congressman any
more They've got to De so little account
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
For Rent.

desirable property sssf ~, assiiius slsis.S.
nov Is the BEE ~ ~ = ltrgs fainly- IT. 10y
.asisss, s ss'S ssTes ehIe s9sla e 81 shfs,s
geIdsn .A.s,I.lt ss1se. Tor 'e''n' HcLLHKg
si ,.i5,s e. -. -
For : en- ~, yHssiius. or
IlHH sioFe-l2 go ~ i D. llaolre., ~ -,g.T-Tr, n
1 lsly oeGgs 10. e Il Z eEeeeA ~ .sl4--As'-
. For Rent
r.1E large ,hrss Sex me- snd so sseg y Jes''s
j Bridge, n W. i - house. PoslsfsioH Eis 80 o. NC
Ballard. A. 9 bos'''"s -.
day April neAt IN the sans bu.id!ffs nov ''-P'-
Acc. tns ~. - Fsiil IIlDsT8.
ianl2 ---------z--- + Il 4 s,TireHrlt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

Re-NoxISATtoN 6riATi. MoSTGoGrasy -ez4it the
Democratic pfimarys elections 'inI Washington
county oq.saturday lnst-AIrt Montgomery is re;
votes, Ilids easily overcoming. the majority
against him in Greene and Fayette COMMITTEES,
and insnTi1g his re nqmihatioh. 3 n q Q Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
(CARD-l
J. A. ME re a LII,
tsueeessor TO P. c. Hndreth Cos
COMMISSION MERCHANT
CHARLES PAUDBRT.

PROFsf : S OR OF NJ u SIC.
- EsPECIfULY announces 10 me yuts % th city Sat
HI has ineatsl hnI-lI rlailenty lEe- and VII
siuring, aud the piano ard
other fnstruuieuts and thor0urhy scientific
method. lie tuning and repairing Of
piafos. Rtrsons desiros q taking esgous Ei please
leave their AID rssidenees Carrists l1Esirai
depot Mnin ssrse % ahieh prompt Attention via b
paid. s-tf lat
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= ). .l..G . d.

ADvANrAoEs OF 7aE 'rELEekApd. We breathe
easierl and-vve,-aad. tho balance of mankiud
will now be.dble tosesupe our customary row
fine of business with gladstone hearts, for that
the important dispatch appears in our paper,
from Chicago, announcing the all important fact
that the idle neuspaper report, that ons of their
hotels had fallen into bad odor, IS untr'ie. We'll
really! who'd thought ii? We suggest TINT
the agent telegraph back from here that tue
Sprigg House viii be Oponed next week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
-nGMIloLhA

.-f,,eI ,espectfaIIy inform the pH9he thaiiLtI
-f-s-,I tofgthtr loI rs
= DsT~ir- IieIF once = AZ - " y, -
~ S,i.sss ard an others uiahinE the ss'fes' -
Belltifi- vera geafttlle a. -
.tiet Dr. IIurasn, and the 9eniot pei y ~ - ~
-l.- o .,carsa in the pgaetiea for nitf iot *
800 daring Y lIch time ht lfns lrseils :
- -.Ib tse q tie leading Dentists y; ~ 81,
eItie. q - Operating Thr9 hee-
fore seI csnGdentof being sls % ~ ,Sar
90 AZ Hh" a@A ie''' ARR ROBERTSON, ND.
a., - * 1851 janis ORR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

7oassoE years. have been an invalid from pys-
'pepsia. With hope ofrelief, rcsorted % ma
ny advertisement remedies. but failed in deriy-
ing the benefit sought for, until tried your
Holland Bitfers, the happy effects Of which up
an the digestive organs, and in restoring de
bilitate,l system, caasess me to recommend it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
New Dress Goods

sORGAEDIE DELLA ROBES, an entirely nsa and mag
" Hl1esut article not q 6e s@su slssuhtTe- i-
IOeGAELLE B-i IA DEZsE RfsdtS. also rrTr new and
beaulllul. sOgGA ADIE4 O3-DLE .TUPE RIMS. and
great raTisy, arenEder harrte, haradzFe Deehinr,
Sk Ceiia De Paris speeini
ereLes tue New ort CITY retail frle ia received azd
for aale y Lmlalll -llARsu TAYLoR-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

R-sfessrs r. ( o. take pleasure IN rsiertilF'"s
u,is-of 10 tIs following EeutleInsn- ~ ~ rs,s
rsJ5vsiI Moran Nellou- ESQ. D. d. l-pilt a-sL
-seiI Dr. " J. Bates, Dr. r. h C'inieii1es - -
t55tfretl, ORA z.o.ia aiiant 4 DsieFla oi't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
Hank Of Whee-ing

Is Bank having easel to issus note for e,rnistion
wa contlnur business Hank % Discount ard
Deposit.
Accounts collections viii receive prompt ftteiio-
Tpiarr pnd on deposits St5epidc II, iiatae
+ &c list Ca-h'=-
aajeR-Iai = = lfi ~ G. . HUBH4Rp, Fret
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

Excursion Tickets from Bazepart Piltsbgrgh aud m
turning. 4Hl5. Good tsro ala r. oAla- .t4t
- Is1. one train to cevsia5d daily Leave Bridge
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NOTICE.

tHE Committee 81 tie Asrisniturat Society On FaTs
ana i.Hsn- VIA US curing tbs 11niil.
be piHsse 70 maAf tsir eLsiss with te seerstr e
5uEE ,-al1s-s- CHARLES MARSHALL. seererary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
DISEOIUTION

FFTE Co-paTtnership bersefora ezistn unleF fhe arm
nam up G IItitFelh tbs day issuved ~
mutual consent Ts baainess Of the late rn va be sst
tied b. either o. TIE parties ~ ielr Old Place Of oH bus
fnc5S, s. fIafu street. J. a NETCALF,
MAy .. ISIS. re HILpRErH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

~ = ~ - SsWTo5A n ~ r a M z r.
I'm. rrerrfcnei wouI Inform as citEe1s q WIS
shd vicinity thar havins Psreitsei ~ - - =,
III cnntInre 70 carry TIE Drug husineas ~ =. y.
,-@5ri-s IL most respectfully soel a r'1tn
~. llr-t1f1Er - lii'eFa4y
.E,ensed iogeri. l osi li v-li kagFsa - %
AMI - Iou-st r-z, lIssla7 b i9und n vet t'I-
-i,.s.,s er-fav compounded from iie ruFest %
t.I,i5---s CIfaRLI.3 IS. GRAHAM,
Ne go cor. Ailiu aisd tfrbster $50
centre tghseliuz-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

F--n-h Amy Iosfoa. 4 Merchants GaEsllas Oh
49, = ivr Tnvia fc IIooardis BiftTff
TsIeiF nIeteIis saiaTaats, wvols HstT Ret rstiss
IbrlaVs Holland hiiters, iIs- Aliens ia r =stofti
with the posular preparations AMI 4sges7ss % INC
day; goE ''is y r.s,e c s,1Sei ~ : s-.ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

swirl MipS ~ YgE. YoRK The, swilI milk
men in New York are finding Jordan an awful
larel-roat, Is travel, s1udgtng from the eTidehee
that is,giyen in against thsip,, Sdch choice ex-
tracts as the following ares4oeGR to make man
swearof from using the genuine articiet For
instance, hear what. John n. Hiidreth deposeth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

II USF rreeiVc on CousI rat aacltan Eooss Ne
e 81 corner of Marsst ava vaiog SIS 50 dez sIl =
Slightly dallaged Fsipr'ng. also, 10 d GkRDEN
FRoMELs, iir sliev,Tg iol.- Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

LEAVE clsIsfi lElFilNIs
1:1O p 81 Man Trai stsppinE t al stations; arrive AZ
Rittsburgh a 80 P M.ahd Bridsepoft At $40
1880 P H. Express Train sfopFnE At all regular 1atfd1s
(Rl-t Rochester and SsW Salisbury nag sta
tiens for this irain) and arrive At FiftabuTEh AZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

Wines and Liquors at Auction
TNHEsALE OF F. a. " ARES stock q 'Nies .so
VIII take q, ace at lds Store Room near the - y
Rant on tn uilsD the 17tii met att. ',eioe 4 =
h store Room - rented until the 1st % April ~
iriS TfIEIf + . .aEIL 4 VfCEHAAt Aaftier-es.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17

Z TORE ROoMsE OFFICES, DWELLINGS. Frame 4 rr;ek
- 10 the Ward. Rooms In the SECOND and tr stsFs
business house and small IHu % by . ief; alec
Building Lots fog sale lease on faysre q
ONCE, No. 11s1S Malta Street. -bet-sen sIohree and
UniOn-UP Sta'rs-
P. s.-Aud in my absence from the city apEly to q
r. II. HUHBELLt
fr9-iy No. - Monroe stFset-u P Siairs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
eGaaghtE OH The JuYy,

4 IL. 81 Il e +. { + :
/ me following, which we have heard
It9ld IS : TACT, sometime ago. may be ben
enclat to some gentleman who has young
unsulspectlag wltfe ).
n. AZ certain man, VINO livea ABOUT ten
mules irom s. n, II. was IN the habit q
fgoing 70 town ABOUT once . week, and
getuag oa q regular spree, ana would
n0t return until he had time 10 !" COO
Oh ~, when PIC: was Seheraiiy Two or three t,
lays nis Wne was ignorant z, she
Gauss 9 g O ms staying GUT 50 long and sui
,efeatgTeatiy from anxiety aoouf5his wei vel;
81 tI 1:. Y s.IU.u lsau'n' II eouiss
L.s 1onts VIZ 4ou,u Ivy ''te w. v
iifu 'egh ~ ~ ns.ls WV nun any 'he
hfa F. l'gre Isl Waf, ,1',a' he was caas
" Ill., III ~ a 49,, o9u H. see 81. Ii,
!. $1,000 ,tl's cofu J, an ~. 1900
IL 81 III 4, 49, e ~ o'hs Y W
.g I,a 49, ,., q s1''s ~ n.s nsls.oYfs
aslu .ff't a,resst eos iroiic
e ~ 'f'e tsesl 1'll'nlui servant, e lg
5an 1r ~ ofqer e e. Y 'oWn' ana seI 4
gs also5 y N, Mh'sal Eef' N nsSesssry afsl.
Wy IT uo1 oosHs Neu ii 5 81 IL 4
Iiulo ~ 9as soDi II 'o , anu eaul
p p IL III MIR Fl ae9au. g y III
az. IL ~ s n5 Al sp,s;a ~ "'sA s''o 9s
pS5 VIII Il, II hl !sls s 1r :
d,ed va.ds fro a UJ ~ c : ,1mnaS q
try III ..stngF III na = s su.v .;I
go -. III ~. - ,alI q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
judge Brotksabrough,
To the Editors of t6l Enqairer:.
GIIrs Q. H.. 10Th Sep.

GILES " II; 10th Sept
Gentlemen Judge Br9cke5brough's
letter in the !" EnquirerD Of the 9TH INST,
has produced great deal1of satisfaction
in this section. Why the Judge, who is
one Of the ablest men and strongest DEM
ocrats in Virginia, should have selected
Mr.. Clemens to define bis position, and
to make peremptory withdrawal Of his
name 'front.' the highest post Of honor in
the state, is matter. which nobody could
understand, and which many were inclins
ed to disbelieye, even before the appear
.a,ice of the Judges letter. That letter
(and very deservedlS J has greatly added
strength in this community. There
is no doubt that Judge Brdckenbrough IS
the choice Of this county, and. / believe,
Of this entire district; andiif be does not
prove 10 be the choice Of the State.
l.Honest john to The contrary notwith-
standing) i shall be very much mistaken.
HIS record is without any spot d blenish.
He, like Mr.. Letcher, was present when
DR.. Ru6ner delivered his emancipation
speechiu Lexington. Thebnly difference
is. thatJudge Brockenbrodgh denounced
roundly, and boldly coutroverted at tho
time. what Mr.. Letcher pronounced to be
unansweFable. Ours.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
For: the Kama vIha valley5star.

81 Ei#abX 10 A+-------T--s& III fr@a :E
Family, apd In marmurssloW, falls THE lmpit
stream; #5
AS dies The tone Of the zzephyrs moan,
! Or The warbled note Of . SIRENS throat,
0rthe tbellghts of3a youthful dream.
Tricky, and with varied hue. fall The au
tumh leavesl;.
Asround the tomb the roses bloom. nv,
orthe Isorrowing tear o'eftbe pan and Iier
Or the cares the heart receives.
Calmly, and with graceful motion, sinks t
rest the wave;
4 As the infants breast The passions rest,
Or the thoughts Of age onmemory'spage Il
Or cherished form in the grave. ##f u. .a
Peacefully, ard in heavenly beauty.tfsdes Ills
smile away; 4
AS f4desIthe rose at evening close.
Or the golden CLEAN Of the SUMS last beam,
Or darkness into day.
Nightly, all anil MY hhppiest dreams, thou
I lost visit me.
As,steals the breeze o'er the. Sleeping trees,
Or the melodioas strain o'erthe qfiet main,
Or moonlight o'er the sea.
3EfVERANI. Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
III Is np..
Thes Diamond Breast-P IL.
DIT. s. ARTHuR.

/" It win cost two hundred dollars, An.
Ina said George Bakely TO his young.
proud, e2travagant wifes The tbne II
which heisaid this showed ktAat lIer re.
quest had startled him. E8 f14ss 4s
II know it will. But what are two
hundred dollars for dia,nopdpin9 ~
Mrs. Blakely = voice was half contemp@d-
Gus Mary Edgar's diamonds cosroyer
4 thousand dollars "a /
just one thousand dollars. more than
her husband could afford To pay said
Mr.. Blakely.
ss He the best Judge pf chat. Ii pre-
sumo retorted his wife. + But that
does not signify. You can afford 70 pur-
chase this diamond PIN
&" IIcannot. Anna. y
Whatdo you do with your money,
pray
The young wife turned sharply upon
her husband. and her words ana tone
sfrugE him into rather harsh reply
But tbs only aroused her anger, and
~ ade her more unreasonably persistent.
!. very well, aiHsaid her too yielding
husband At last, .sstg o TO CanfeId's to-
morrow ana get The pin. Tell him to
sand Il lis acco. mt on the first Of Janu-
ary, and Il viii be p,sid s,
Mrs. Blakeiy was in earnest nest There !e'
was not one Of her fashions PIE acquainl-
ances but had diamond ring Z. breast
pin, and until she was the owner OF one
Or both, she could no longer hold UP her
head ID society. Her husband was re-
ceiying teller in a bank at d salaryIof fl.
teen hundred dollars per anum, when he
married, which was about j year before.
and still occupied the same post, and at
the same income. For q young man in
his position. he had not married wisely.
The handsome face and captivating man
ner Of 4 dashing belle bewiIdered his fan
c ca He proposed ID haste, was promptly
accepted, and led to the marriage altar,
not q true woman to BE- transferred into a
true wife, but weak, capricious. vain
creature, incapable Of genuine loyc, and
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a Kentucky Egg.Eatsr

| Among the prisoners ushered befor
Judge Prnden this morning was a tall, 70
bust, big boned Kentuckyian, from III,
vicinity Of Caseyville Heis evidently
desceHdentoft the pure old Kentucky stool
stout as lion, fearless as a knight, anc
as independent as d freeman dare be. III,
was charged with hisorderly conduct
The aTresting officer stated that he found
him " slashing around in an eating an(
drinking house, and arrested him to pre-
serve the peace.
"Whathare you to say to this charge?'s
Easked The Court. 3i
II A might. that's sartin,' = replied the
prisoner. I" You soc, Squire, I'm stran-
| ger here from away down in old Ken
lucky, an / baint larned yer Ways
Shall / tell you how was cotched !? 2
r We will hstentto you" remarked the
Judge, who saw be had a character be-
fore hin, and was disposed to let him ,baye
vent. AM
GO five that you're a trump, z rel
Iplisd Kentucky. But that's neithe,
hefe NOR thar. I'm to tell you how
was cotched. LII ,..
/ r That's it, .S>
II + Wall, Squire, / cum to town yester.
fday. 'speeted Not toi stop long, so 4
didn't go to nary tavern. got kind
hungry though, SOL made q lunge for 4
eatln house. Il sol down to the table, an
v aked forEa dozen an half Of eggs, an
a. A. - X ~
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CHAai-rF is the winter angel Of thai
world. and assout the only one that stayed
behind ID keep Hope company, when
they moved on that sau trstof MAJ, IRON
the Eden back to Heaven.
But, il any body, human or divine was
slandered and belied, It IS Charity
her appropriate altar is not a hat lined
with a rcd bandanha, 10 mufie tile fall Of
coin, but the open, empty palm. poverty ;
the old and broken heartof want--these
are the sonsecrated places where accept
ed oITerihss should Be laid.
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he was a Stranger ia Hcr.

Those who are termed Supplemented
people, adopt curjously innocent mode
Ct expression, occasionally, which comes
so near art, at times as to render its Sim
lplicity doubtful EH
We heard ola young married, coupIe b.
from the country. Of course whorecAn
| " attended an exhibition Of Desolyinr
Views The bride, being pretty, attsac.
ted the attention of a stylish looking city
gent, who happened to occupy the same
seat with the twain. During The exhibi-
ton, the audience part Of the hall being
already obsured. by some accident the
the lights were entirely extinguishsR -.
Pending its recovery which occupied
some little time, the city1genllemen der
haps accidentally J gently pressed the
hand of the bride, who was too much all
armed to offer resistance. This bold act
was followed 9by Lothario absolutely
kissed the bride ! This was TOO nj ch,
and the young wife resolved to. tell her
husband, which she did, when she fol-
lowing whispering colloquy took place !:
john
What?
This Teller here 5 kissing me-
Well, said John. who was littlc5shy
OF the citizen, tell him to.quIii.
mo John, you tell him.
Tel him YOURSELF
Ne, John, | don tlike to, You tell aim.
the gentleman's apeTfect stranger to mel