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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-06
FOR sAIROR RRNT.

TWO Houses John street, House on Hampden ST..
Il several on Quincy street. and dwelling house and
store in Centre Wheeling, the of Main st.
and Market Alley Enquire at Jacob Hurs the cor.
juiyScs JOHN BRUCE.
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For Rent

CtTORE ROOMS OFFICES, DWELLINGS Frame & Brick
y the second and third story good business
house and small Ha20 bV IS feet alao Building Lots for
sale orleAse on favorable terms, apply
THos. HoRNBRoOK.
~ omce, No. 11s1f, Main Street. between Monroe an
Unl0n-Up Stairs. Se9-ly
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Tosto-From Col Albert Pike, N. 9. from

TosIc-From Col. Albert Pike, NJ. G. from
Arkansas:
WASHINGTON, D. c., June IL, 1856.
81 have used two bottles of your BerAape's
Holland Bitters,' and have found it very useful
in case of Indigestion and Headache, and re-
commend it to all who need pleasant and
efIicacious remedy and valuable tonic.''
DYsPEPTc WoMEN NorIcE ~ grhape's Hol.
Sand Bitters has cured me OF Dyspepsia by
IDENTIFY to all suffering from the disease.
CLARA E. ScUCuIAN.
(Mrs. S. is the wife of the noted Lithographer)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-06

A REBuxE TO j. W. FopSEy.-Mr. Douglas,
in his Chicago speech, says:
"When this dark cloud of fanaticisn, which
has spread over the New England States, rolled
over New York, completely overwhelming
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio and reached in
its course the Wabash river, it was there met
who turned back the tide, and kept the flag Of
the Constitution and the Union floating over
their beloved State" [Cheers.1
Tms is cut directat Forney. and the rest
who assisted in Completely overwhelming
Pennsylvania, as we'll as ut Clarke and Has!.in,
who did the same for New York. twill be
comforting to the gentleman named, to be ac-
credited by Mr. Douglas, who leaves st. Louis
to-day for the South, as elements in the "dark
cloud Of fanaticism" to which allusion is made.
st. Louis DEM 25th.
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RIcHMoND, Nov. 9th, 1858.
Gentleman II gratefully acknowledge your
kind invitation to attend the celebration Of the
ST. Andrews Society of Petersburg, on the Both
inst; and regret to say that the situation Of
my family is such, | cannot leave home on the
day you propose. am proud of the Scotch
The Scotch Merchants of Yirginia-Of old,
they were our chiefs in Trade. Cannot thew
now aid to revive Yirginia's Commerce.
Yours truly, HENRY a. WISE.
To Messrs. John Keyan, James NJ. McCulloch.
Thomas White, James Bowie, Robert Pen.
man-Committee.
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Really a Capital FDPoductfoDI,

TINE celebrity of Gayettys Aed1catea paper toI
ter-closet is rapidly being extended throughout he
United States II Is Of the best articles ever put before
ne public !. o5yates the use Of ehsmically
ters' ink 1t Is and preventive Of piles This
may be relied on 1t Is as fine and light banknote ma
per- and as tough as stout wrapper Nothing Of yne
and utility vas ever before offered the public 1000 sheets
oy y. eO sheets % cents Zach sheet OF the ge.u
get the wonderful article from druggsts
the proprietor, No41 Ann n. emit by enIess
from that place to any part of the United states Try it
APRoVED COAL OIL BURNER-We nave made an
Improvement in the Coal Oil Burner which increases the
haue rendering 1t intense brilliant and lessens
the liability OF smoking All interested in the
1ect OF light call and see the Improvement.
HOBBS BARNES,
noX!o us Vain st.
CT ALTON e e Y-Just received.
~ noyis PAYNE 4 CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-06

ST. ANDREw's NIGHT IN PErEnsB unG-The
Sons of Scotland in Petersburg, as usual, keep
glorious style. Last Tuesday, among the toasts
given We find the following, with the Governors
note to the Sons of St Andrew:
Alter the toast, "rhe Governor of Virginia"
was given, John Keyan, Esq, read the follow
ing letter from Gov. Wise, which met with un-
bounded applause:
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A Missouri paper states that ''the ,oits crop
of GascOnade county, this year is estimate at
$4,000 gals" The gallant editor meant tho
wine crop; but twenty-five thousand gals would
ulake good crop of wives Notwithstanding
We should not like to hoop them all, however.
:, A NEW print will be shortly Issued at Boston,
the subject being suggested by the folloWing'
stanzas in Whiitier's SMaud Muller: .
"Maud Muller looked and sighed! Ahmc,
ThntI the judges bride might bel"
''The Judge looked back as he clImetl tn. hin.
And Maud Muller standing sim ''
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C.HIN4.

$500 CHINA.
Ehare just received second supply French Chi
ma, comprising band, decorated and plain China;
ana Tea Sets of new and elegant patterns large
@ !ent OF beautiful Vases variety of Pitchers
Mots, Cups, and Cake Stands We have
received new supply of Silver Plated Ware such as
spoons, FORKS, Sugar longs Mustard Spoons, aud knife
Eest The Ladies' and otera nttrested will please call
.uoNlU l15 Main st.
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From column in the Cincinnati Gazette
compiled expressly for the ladies, we get the
following opinion on
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W. J. MARKS,

PRACTICAL WORKMAN. AT
Watches, Clocks, silver Wnrc and IeWeIrv
III AvING on hand n id intend Keeping well selected
III stock of American, English French and Swiss Watch
American German and French Clocks and Silver
Chains, Keys, Seals, Rings Breast Pins Ear Rrs and
Lockets; Silver Thmbles; Gold, Silver Steel German-
Silver Spectacles Spoons Forks Lad es,
knives; Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils Work Box
es Gard Cases. Cabas, POrtmOnias Purses-ith nv
long experiences and being well prepared fine tools
NATcn ESGlSE and Lathes.I am fully convinced that viii
with call at the old stand 13g Main ST. Sign Eagle
and Watch. w. J. MARKS
Wheeling, Nov. %, 1855.
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Three more than would be necessary to a
choice, with scarcely doubt that New lamp
shire, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Kansas
will add their eighteen votes to the number.
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-; Express to Washington, Pa.
HIS Company are running daily lire to this place and
Al al stations Money, valuabes, freight Of
~ dnuS lorWaEdId with Dispatch Onr wagons will calf
for freight charge leaving orders at the ONCE.
NJ PIGAIAN, Agent,
-noHA:s-1n McLure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-06

HERE is as pretty a little pieceo Imagination
as we have read for sometime. We find it as
little editorial fragment all by itself in the Chi
cago Journal:
There is dignity about that going away.
alone, we call dying; that wrapping the mantle
of Immortality about US; that putting aside with
a pale hand, the azure curtains that are drawn
rround this cradle of world; that venturing
away from home for the first time in our lives
for ace are not dead; thtrs is nothing dead TO
speak of, and seeing foreign countries not laid
down on any maps We kow about
There must be lovely lands somewhere star.
we very much doubt if any would if they could.
CARLYLE on THE NEeRo-"H apless Niger
gone masterless-Nigger totally unfit for self.
guidance, yetwithout master good or BAG, !" saws
Mr. Carlyle in his latest work, The History Of
Frederick the Great, is a being whose feats no
god or man can rejoice in"
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The OPERA. Some one writing for the New
York; Erening Post imaginary letters from Nc
manned Pasha in New York, to his friend Abel
Ben Hassanin Turkey, makes the Turkish Ad-
miral give the following opinion of the Opera:
81 cannot repress my admiration at the inge-
NOUS nature ofthe operate me musical now
city. 1t appears to bea representation of hui
man life and passion in strictly original way:
though by means ofestablished formula, which
when familiar, readily explain to the hearer
otherwise mysterious plans of the dramatist-
A tenor is always an unfortunate lover and,
like all lovers, immensely selE-conceited A
soprano is "A pale and theoretically beautiful
maiden, with stern parent, proclivitv to bal
comics, moonshine and tears, and resolute de-
termination to have white flowers strewn over
her early tomb A baritone is villain of cut
throat yisHge and massive muscles, who perse-
cutes, the unhappy couple aforesaid. A basso
profundo is either villain of more consummate
lrascality, ora servant of low but humorous cum
ming, or a soldier of deep lungs and strict NOR
atty, just as the composer may deem expedient.
A contralto is either a peasant girl who knows
nothing, or gipsey who knows everything, or
a page of tempting appearance, whose business
it is to do as little us possible for the benefit of
society, and as much as possible in the way of
mischief
'"The chorus is collection of very ugly but
quite harmless persons of both sexes, who are
alternately detected and delighted, as the prin-
cpal characters are sad or merry, and who man
ifest their emotions by small number of
chords and large number of discords. They
also incidentally explain such portions of the
plot and action of the opera as would otherwise
be entirely incomprehensible. In the meantime
the ochestra plays the part of commentators
with uncommon skill. Is The soprano weary of
the world9 The flutes and hautboys sob and
sigh. Is the tenor gradually arriving at the
conclusion that this world is Sahara with
but one oasis, or that he has not loved the world
nor the world him? The violins and comets wall
and pout with melodious woe. Does the contral.
to take pleasure in informing her stalwart perse-
cutor that he has Just burned his own brothers2
The vioencellos and trombones unite to express
the astonishmcnto of the bereaved party. Is the
muscular villain preparing to make all good
angels weep? The ophecleides and double and
contra basses give notice of his diabolicol de-
signs by groans and Kisses, and curses deep and
loud. Is confusion, moral and social, prevalent
upon the scenes The entire force Of the in
strumentation is employed to give the hearers
lively idea of the wreck of matter, and the crush
of worlds, and chaos come again.
"Thus, o Able Ben Hassen, you SEQ with
what natural and pleasing pictures of human
existence the Ameaicans are accustomed to re-
gale themselves, at the corner of Fourteenth
street and Irving place"
4
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
NHE coparnershp hitherto existing between he under
il signed in the Grocery and Commission under
the firm and style Of List Howell, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. A. Allen Howell, having sold
ms TO ms late reres from the frm
authorized to settle the affairs Of the old Henry X
List Coz also those of the late firm of Howell
Nov. 22d, '5s-1ma A. ALLEN HOWELL
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Little Giant King of Toothache.
Wis pEeRaratlon is warranted to be INFALLIBLE
\ \ REMEDY for TOO TIL ACHE, AND ONE THAT ILL
NOT iNJURE THE TEETH. It has been used By regular
pactcing Physicians and Dentists number Of years.
Wo pronounce 1t of the valuable well
4eSt chemical combinations ever produced.
PERSONS in need OF article of this kind will at
Importance OF purchasing 1t of responsible Druggists,
thus avoid the poisonous stun hawEed around By ire
agents, who are ignorant Of what
Prepared and sold Wholesale Retail by S. Pun
bERGss Druggist, No. Washington Hall, Wheeling,
virginia. noV1l
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New Goods.

New Goods.
MORE of those handsome REVERSIBLE lTd,VTTLL a
u nA yLS received this morning per Express Also
Ehe gt D9e tFerch MetnO, Swans Down; Fine Bird Eve
Diaper, for hdrens aprons; Real Russia Diaper for
seEy purposes, and White Piquet.
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For Sale

A TRACT OF LAND containing one hundred and eight
IA acres, situated partly in Ohio and partly In Marshall
counties and adjoining the South end of South Wheeling
ana East Of the proposed oler Depot station
OF the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.. which there
thrifty young bearing orchard Of hundred trees,
excellent lime and quarres and abundance of
COAL and well adapted either for dairy gardening pur
poses We will sell in whole or in parcels to suit purchas
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tTAMILY FLOUR.-I5U fbTs Novelty HIJITs II5f,
Family FIour 100 bbls Phoenix Minis do neat
Ss noxas sno '0F sale 0y DoANE q. 8 ADAMS,
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100 BARRELS No. Pittsburgh Salt just received and
AOO for sale on act. of ManufacturersS by -
5aoo j. A. METCALF,
No q .cL.t
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g y q y 10 n e g Y--Just rectiyed
y nov1S PAYNE 4 co
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= EKMAN, oLEINE, PALM & FAMILY S0AP-superIor
5uay-UFoss Derichs brand, for sale low to close
Iaa snnisiiI' J. A. METCALP,
US00 hR NTnin
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1DEh-b bDs prime Crab Cider, just received mi for
noToE ~ DOANE &ADAAds,
- - No so Main
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x EXTRA FLouR.-100 Bbls Novelty MINIS \ \
L0ESo DOANE 4 ADAMS
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Also ground situated or high ground 'front.'
ng the river In the town OF South Wheeling.
Also, two lots OF ground the Spriggs
row, on Kenny st., In South Wheeling,
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tOEARL SFARCH-JulIus ]. Wood IS brand-inst receIs5
l. shipment which viii be sold at
"a S " j. A. NIETCALF,l
ueSo. u No MoIr
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HiEE LIMA car load Of s.AiaryIand - fresh from
IeS2 No. Sc Main ST
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Sale ON. W BANK iSTO0F
WILL sell at public auction at the front 6oor +t
Oo9rt House OF Ohio county, Monday the 6th ay
1895 Ye shares of the capital stock of Norb
BANK OF Virginia belonging the estate
,,.os a, f JOHN A. ARMSTRONG.
tIOESO-tu Admir- David Atifneo,
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Family Flour,

100 BBLs. White Wheat Family Flour Novelty brand.
W. superior article, now landing and for sale BY
-9ec3 - DOANE 4 ADAMS, No. so Main ST.
C0TCl ALEWe arc receiving to-day direct a lot Of
ne celebrated Fakrk Ale, in stone jugs, sale by
ueCo 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-06

sprigg House Bar.
ME undersigned has leased the SplIsg TTon.. ~,
seasoa and win open at that place day WITH SL
v1ry o. me enoieest aud best liquors. He homes ~
an ms 4o ana uaiutances whom he viii en-
aS ao2s4 e render satisfaction. ,orIa "ls.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-11-18
Eard Words, that Defls only the
Ustersr.

Tae New York Journal Of Commerce pre-
scnts the following as . few of the gentle
phrsses of which ths New York Courier and
Enquirer relieved itself in one article, upon
the Administration and the Democracy:
"Hstrei Of Slavery -7@opagandism "pro-
slav rv iinpudence." "r1ls! to d Stare -hnlder >
''mia"rAhle douyhfaces e the North, vino, with
Jan {. Rurhansu At their head, cringe AMI
tAwn upon their Southern Allies Slavery
Extension Mania, "tram7le upon the nccks If
thcic miserable tools II the Nr-thsrn nemCra-
cy.| "uumeror* chit slaves "f the NORTH
. IhSs have hat T. shake their mage wand
, "vcI the ECA,is Il their bound thrANS' from
, buchanan WI, "r from john Van Buren,
urW*~,'>. Sn't n "ii"utnl sa.r,p ever received
, more prompt ai ~ljc't submission" North
eru S:r" Cattle" who's" atl"n it il to .'Lo~
and c.!nse AMI DO ~" bidding Il their South
eru drivers" The White Slaves # tic North
ern D.morracv from Huch.naL and Van Burrn
--from the head To- the tail-arc Justly u>c! by
thcr Southern Masters" ''unhnuuded con-
tempt ''ah,"ct specimens Il huma:Tty."
! "honCu,en IA tie lrr>ehre of th".r masters
! &C, ~ardcc and .uhsarviency of miserable
1! ugi ~ es. "Cort"nlt sometimes give,
place to pity; hut th"rr GENES upon oar re-
coietLip,. the rchuke @! our tender feelings Nv
one TO 3,i most - sustain thee GnuEhtAce'
tu-ii. tush.' said this S-ftlemAniv master. Il.
not " s>te your Sympathes upon these ca,:l,
but leave them To- us. and la lily ss we mzy
use them it ":iI he better than they merit
PROM BuChSnan au3 Van Barren the whit,
slates Of tie North must prepare f,r punish
mcAt' "Buchanan and his white slavcs
"rracIness to eat dirt "Buchanans sell deg
ra':au"n. T. win tie aplrohsti"n Of his mas
ter',' turning frc;n IT,. head 10 the tail lonI
AT John Van Buren and his followers" pitt
FIJI spectacies which tii> creature Van hrrcn
made of himself in TIC !a:c contest :" mo
only iii he cat ,'irt. standing. hut Re slorec
in tis ';rfirm"ut and humiliation, ard he at
;; sitting az! on his l,ly. crawling in the dus
ai., Ii, king the very shoes Of lis task masters
"Isiis des;Tadati IL and humiliation ~iil Ii"
pae;fy their taSk-ma,tcrS. "Ge!tlvmem slaves
~e; ready for your doom, "5are your lack
t'r tie LASH ''c.,;4tcrurt of whole nati"l
upon yc'.r shoulders" ''dcsriNc,i by the Save
o,rACy,' 'uI;""t Of s"rrn t. your masters,
chartered your principles anal sel'-re>pe, t,
'',!eSilned to le sco.ned, punished aud hunti'
lated, "tools in the extension Of slavery
'>rk into tEe slough" ''isgusting subscr
vieary,' &c.. &c. &c
Ne assure tie reader saws the Journal {
Commerce. that All his collection OF poitics
bile xa$ thrown off the stomach # the Cnure
il. lhe course e one lalf its leading Edit"ris
,, Of Hhe 5th inst All Will agree with Us, Nla
tie Iatieut must feci relieved
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-11-18

The career Of PESDLETpS is another proof
Of the rsspect1b,7iy Of successful 'illainy, and
Of the under:iahie fact that money. no matter
how obtained, is sufficient 70 give ~ possessor
weight and importance in society. How few hon
EST poor men in Washington were considered a.
respec table as PESDLEToS Not one. The
wages .: his iufamv were Ilrge--'arge enough
70 make him gentleman to make him the
pet asSoriste of many of The distinguished men
Of the country to give him reputation for
great generosity and charity to insure 20 his
wife troops Of admirers! But his wealth
could not shield him from dea.t. Though
clothed in purple ant fine linen. Dives had to
enter the valley Of the shadow Of Death. Yet
even ,hcrc tie wonderful effects of his iIl-got-
ten g,;d are seen. His funeral was .'the lar
gest All most respectable seen in Washing
ton for many years. Tie Mayor Of Wash
ington C'y Was one II the pail h4arers' Dis
tnguished men followed the corpse Of the rich
man 10 its las, RESTING ',lace. Everything that
socie'y could accomplish was done 10 make an
ap,the",s of vi!iairiy.
/ Verify ,o7ey and r-.p>c'ala7ity ara hscratire
rillainy have become convertible terms.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-11-18
Ag ISrIGxANT WnNAN lAllv-

AN ISrIGxAHT WoEAN-A !aiy-a vourC
l.iy We will "orr.nt-;hns ~xpa.iatef in tie
columns Of our e-tcrnei Buffalo nanIesake
Up,, very delicate t"!a" =
"A woman who loves uI.>oUcht, deserves
tbs >corn Of the man she loves
Heaven forgive me bat may the man
who penued that never see another bonnet .
May no nhite Gimp,,d arms ever encircle
Ii, ,ravat, or buttons Nef"tate on his shirts
May no rosy lips ever press fis musta, he
All the tNtrs grant that hls 3ickey stings an:
break ,!.'.t "tF every morning May nc
w,rrans heart ever learn 70 beat faster
"x"eDt with in'tiguati"ll--st the mention of
his ,ame aud may MS stockings always need
dar,irg
We feel greatly inclined to say Amen Ia
that PRAYER Horrible as would bp tie roud.-
tin Of him il whose behalf the lady's fer
vent PRAYER insight lie answered But wLe.l
tie n.:.suant fAir one adds
/ AID when his nerves are all unstrung bv
! disease. ana lis head tkT"bs with pain, o.
thouGh AZ earthquake were brewing in IT
NAV he have nothing in his SICK chamber but
bout I..rls, and see Lot cae inch Of rlu>h:
/ or Csir.,.
We must hold back our assent 10 II.
! I! !4.rJlc;i"n and dare wager uur gid pe,
ag;t''!>t the largest nugget Ca!!:' ru:a or Aus
tr.i!a ever produced. that dear Ruth her<e
Won / bc ;he fir>t 10 hasten I, tie poor
wrct ios sick charIbcr and wiki those tea.
der ministries which reveal tie angelic la.
ture e wonah, tenderly soothe and Lurse
tie afi,ctcd me
I BIT her. IS snlar; hi.
De>.r:ts sc"rn? Why? E"cause shs
gives her love where there is 10 hope of a
rc.uru? That d., ok ike a bed Sp-cuia.
tlou; hut she has tie BILE IN her si,;e II
y.u love them. ;:at love Won. what rcward
! have y,u for 10 not even tie Publicans s.?
! And here, too, burs; of true womauly
feeling:
! Gses her love unaskel' Oh. with true.
he.r>ed man. tbs would, methnks, t.e H..
r"aS u of reasons Why he should love her
Size gives - him her whole hear;-fr il
th->' ,hnlgs ~oman dn,s n"t w.rk by kalve,
MT from gratitude. because be |. ve. her
not r NJ pity or charity, because he ha,
legged i Of her; hut becsuse-because-
dear M It vii. take more cf . philosopher
than | am ~ account Tor the undeniahI.
fact. that women H. sometimes love thos.
LorrG creatures called men
RUTH CLAIMING
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-11-18

BY thousand tender associations; and one Of
our most ardent wishes is to be permitted once
more to cross the old familiar threshold. and
greet the ioyexl oDes, face to face: 20 take by
the hand the friends and companions Of our
youth; TO meet them with clear and open
brow, conscimls that no stain iims the cscut-
cheon Of oar honor.
HIAvEs--;he resting place! To it we can
look fT the reunion, if denaed to US on earth.
'Tls there many loved ole mas found vel
come; 'ts me y many . prayer has entered for
the yoiulss.P s<ile; 'tis there ali desire to en-
Ter, vhe;g q ling they are approaching the
portals of tlle tomb.
Ave! they are magic words-the three sweet
st Of language, carrying with them thought
feeling, sympathy, tina. the worlds sophs-
try can never destroy. None can re>i.; Sic ,nfr.
ence they breathe. Whether high 81 low
rich or poor. h"Hored degraded, the exile
will, ., times. think OF Mother and Home
perhaps Of a departed M"ther-sni from
thence his TIA ucits lead t. .hs future. and Hcs
Ven presents itself as the place Of reuaon.-
treka Union.