Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-01


IL the correspondence column of Noah's Times
and Messenger for this week, we do not find the
usual run Of questions and answers of general
interest.
We conine ourselves to this one extract:
81 am bookkceper in a commercial house in
this city, and receive salary of $1,000 per an.
mum. have applied for an increase, but have
been Informed by the firm that the salary they
pay me is as large us they ever intend to pay
for bookkeeper l have family, consisting
of a wife and three children, and have to prac-
tlce great economy not to run in debt. have
in my possession $1,000, which have not saved
from my salary, but which was left to me- |
may remain in this city for the balance of my
life, in the same position thatI now occupy, and
at the close of it perhaps be no better off than
am now. have thought that if | would set.
tie in some new village or town at the west or
southwest, and invest my $1,000 in lands, or
embark in some kind of business that the chan
ces were in my favor that [ could do better than
remain here working for others for bare sub.
sistence. What would you advise me to do?
To which this answer is made:
Remain where you are You should be
ashamed to confess that, with your small family,
you cannot respectfully and comfortably live on.
at least, seven hundred and fifty dollars per an.
mum. There is a leak, depend upon it. in your
domestic arrangements. You should at least,
PHL away 4OA per cent. OF YOUR
present salary; and since you can obtain no in
crease, adopt the alternative: set vanity aside
away with an unseeinly pride-rednce your cx-
penditureS, and grow slowly, but surely, man
of substance. If you cannot do this in New
York, you can do it nowhere.
HERE are couple of choice clips from the
advertising columns of one Of the New York
papers:
n Eanpy,,o,5v.y ,.Ds v,se,,, ,,,,,, -,
NJ introductons to ladies gentlemen win view to
atrimony, her office, 10 wesL Forty street. from
mems fee g. Ladies free Letters from the country must
mess confidential. - ''
NTATRIMoNIAL.-MRs DALAvANE INVITES THE
the following facts:-That She has number Of ladies and
gentlemen who desrous Of forming matrimonial ail
ooloe To avoid trouble All on er To@
be noticed must contain dollar.
Wouldn't nice young manrun good risk
OF getting first class wife at such places?-
Indeed, would hel
Those VINO HAVE USED 1r.-Amone the
many testimonials in favor of the effect of BBr-
hGres Holland Bitters we offer the names of
the following, many of them wellknown in this
city
James Colvin, of South Pittsburgh, says: SIT
is certainly valuable medicine; it cured me of
Dyspepsia"
Captain Henry Eaton says: at cured my wife
of Neuralgia"
j. A. Won Bonnhorst says: ''Ineyer met with
as speedy remedy fuF acidity ofthe stomach"
Heinrich Paulus says: at cured me of a severe
chronic diaarhoea in two days"
Samuel Woodruff, of Athens Ohio, saws:
"When commenced using your medicine
was so PROSTATE that could nor walk across
my farm; after using one BOTTLE can eat any
thing"
.HEIsKELL. g. SWEARlNGEN
AVE NOW ~ STORE the largest, mos. attractive and
had the pleasure OF oGeng consisting OF Rich
Priced Silks Rich Printed Cashmeres, Rich Printed
Moussene French Merinos and Oashmeres. Rch French
ohntxes, Saxony sud French P1aids, Styles popnE
al Of which VIII be offered at the lowest prices. octI9
Inst RaoafVea hv Payne e co