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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

A-ND THE LAST AM ONLl thILD bIl hH tI' 1O
DIE WITH CONSJ'lPTIOY, READ THE FOL
LOWING STA TEHENT OFA Nom YRESPEGT.
ABLE DRUGGIST.
Mr.. wM. wORLEY, OF Hancock county, Ohio, impaired
the following Information GHEIS, agent in
Findiay:
Mr.. had three, OF a family OF four chill
dren, by that DESTROYER, Consumption! His
FOURTH and child taken down, and continued to
WORSE, until the family despaired or its life! sis
ter of Mr.. Morley advised him try Halls
IrSGsi purchased bottle OF the Basam of me-
directions
continuing through entire night Next morning
child vomiting copously, and threw up
uoRR A PIST "MATrER;' RELISF SsrAxTA
SEors The child commenced improving, and Is now 9hree
weeks after using the Bslsaml quite tee Mr.. Morley
thinks his child will enjoy robust "eaith.
FispLAT, Ohio, Feb. Is. lsJs ISRAEL GREEN.
81 Dr. Halls BALSAN warranted to break up the most
distressing cough money VIII cheer
fully refunded. For sale by
myeI-2w IL LOGAN Z CO., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

THE leading article in the June number of the
atlantic Monthly, from which we quoted so
copiously yesterday, says, that whoever would
learn to think naturally, clearly, logically, and
to express himself intelIgibly and earnestly, let
him give his days and nights to William shals-
peare His ear will thus accustom itself 10
forms of phrase whose only manncrism is occa.
stoned by the GuIness of thought and the direct
ness of expression; and he will not easily
through the habits which either his untlerstand
ing or his ear will acquire, fall into the fluent
cadences of that sort of writing in which words
are used without discrimination of their nice
meanings the sentences are only a
smoothly .undulating current of common phrases,
in which it takes page TO say weakly what
should be said forcibly in few periods,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

Editors InteltigeHcer-I approve OF the short
but pointed summary of your correspondent,
"White Republican" asking, at its conclusion,
whether such politicians John Letcher and
Sherrard Clemens should be trusted. Like him,
I say asSuredly not We have good man be-
fore us for Congress-a man who can be trwsted.
Let us all vote for him. mean Ralph L. Rlrk.
Shire-a man who can vOuch for as being ut
terly opposed TO I.ccompton, and who is true
Western NirginIan beside. Again say, let MS
vote for him
Also A "WUITE REPUBLICAN,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

Morals in the West are in a sad condition. In
Grand Rapids (AIich., an cnragcd husband lately
healed his wounded honor con sight by shoot
ing youth who found healing impracticable
when followed by a Colts revolver.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECEsroN.-,James II.
Hotchkin, of Prattshurg, Steuben Co., bought a
ticket on the Erie Railroad at New York for
Rochester 1t was marked "eood for six days
only" After the expiration of "siX days" Mr.
II. presented the ticket between Bath and Roch-
ester. 1T was refused, and he was elected from
the cars. He commenced a snit which was re-
Gently tried before references designated by the
Supreme Court, and they have awarded the
plaintiff $3.50 damages.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
SIP EcIAL NOTICES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Eps. INrELuGEScER-Please announce A. J. PANNELL,,
JNO b. WILSON JOHN KNoTE, the Citizens cam
did ties for the House Of Delegates ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
Rurthcr Mnr Ne,rs.

The neica Of the Wdr-THe Times CorrespOnd-
ent an Itdly-PelissieF's DisdppOiHtment-
Bud state OF the French Army-EuilUre Of
the nel0 French Gun
Correspondence Of the Manchester GuardEanl
LONDON, May 5-P M-We need not expect
any correspondence from the army, except such
ltidings of results as may be despatched under
sanction of authorities at headquarters. 1t IS
evident that all news would in these days of
telegraphS he the common property OF all the
belligerents within n quarter of an hour OF It's
appearing in type. Hitherto not even the Times
has obtained permission to attach its cores
pondence to the headquarters Of the opposing
armies, though the highest influence has been
employed to obtain permission. 1t is not true,
believe, that Mr.. w. Russell was directed to
proceed TO Lombardy from MarSeilleS. lie has
earned his rest, and his employers are not tue
men to grudge it him. 1t is the very intelh-
gent Constantinople correspondent OF the Itmes
who has been despatched to the army in LOm-
hardy. This gentlemen, native OF hungary,
is practically cOnversant with campaigning, nav
ing raised and commanded aregiment of light
cavalry in the Hungarian campaign.
There is one very sufficient reason-were
there no othcr-why the French should object
to the intrusive eye of "our own correspondent
and that is the VIGOROUSLY unprepared state IN
which their army has been compelled to take
the field. Never if | may believe what hear
Il campaign entered upon with troops so ILL
found IN all respects, ana Win SO llllIe pTONlSO
made FOR their future drain upon the resources
of France in every kind--cOmmissariat, cloth
ing matericl, re mounts, &c. The troops who
have been despatched by Mont Gents and to
Genoa are the flower Of the French army, and
are, no doubt, for the moment in the highest
state of efficiency and spirit But the army of
the Rhine, am told, has yet to to be formed
am assured that Marshal PeliSser, on receiving
news Of his appointment to the command of it
the other day, thought it advisable to send over
an ad-decamp to where and what.the army
was at the head of which he was directed to
place himself As he expected, he found it was
a force in posse, not in cSSs. The Marshal who
is very reo.spoken, has made no secret of this
There are ugly reports alloat, too, OF some
mishap having befallen the new French guns
constructed after tho Imperial ideas This
sometimes takes the form pf news that large
number of these guns-ono informant said be-
tween two and three hundred-had burst on
trials; sometimes, that some part of their breach
loading machinery has suffered in the course
of the rough usage they have experienced dn-
ring the first stages nf their mountain transit,
so that the greater part of their guns are for
the time being useless. | am not aware what
is the authority for these rumors; but mention
them, as I have heard them from very different
sources
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

a LETTER from San Francisco says tomcstics
still receive from thirty dollars to forty dollars
per month; good cooks sixty; carpenters from
four to five dollars per day; and other nechan-
rs in proportion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
To the Re Dragged md Poisoned Citizens
Of Wheeling I.nd Vicinity.


You with deluge Of the vest compounds in
the form OF alcoholic Drinks" emanated from
that pest OF society, the LQuoR MIxzR They sold to
you aS luxury. they dispensed you MeiI-
cine, and in either the effect is the same.
There is but escape, and that to use,
luxury medcament, safe and reliable stimulant, sold
under stamp seal, which has
not been tempered with. Such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which Is distilled under Inspection British
ment, is delicatey favored unlike any other Gn) with
Of the valuable o! the Vegetable
Kingdom, and is by far the most healthy beverage extant
THE EMINENT EUROPE AMERICA not
only its by the hale and hearty, but pre-
scribe It medicine where stImuIant required.
THE will find rot ouIy a pleasant Cordial
but reefn suGrrInPs a periodical
AXALYTCAL CHEMISTS pronounce it perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only and pint bottles b all DRUGGISTS
cEEs, &c.
For sale in Wheeling Va, by T. II. LOGAN Co.. IL Main
street. T. Is. JOHHsTON, IT6 Market St,
EDMUND c. CHARLES General Agent.
mylT-d&wllm DEPOT, No. ~ BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

BosToN has just originated scheme to
make money. They call it the varnish dodge
\ gcnteclEy dressed fellow calls at the house,
and after exhibiting the effects of his varnish
upon furniture, offers the bottle of varnish for
sale. Most of the ladies take it, and the gentle
man requests them to furnish him with bottle,
as the one exhibited is more convenient to carry
about. He then supplies them with mixture
of molasses and water, goes to the next house
with strong recommendations from the places
previously visited, and sells another bottle of his
valuable mixture"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
a Pictuer.
by OWEN MEREDITH.
GGI-..ra gft0gan

Lone in her chamber, Oh her snowy bed,
withlistrss fingers, linReTinRly unknittiug,
Her silken boddice; and, with Blended head,
Her pearI-pslc shoulder, leaning on one arm,
AthWart the darkness, o,lorOus and warm,
t. s..tcl the low, full moon set pensiVely."-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
HARD TINES OUT wrsr.-The EddyyiIIc Gowo)

HARD TINES OUT WEsT.-The EddyYillc Qowa)
Commercial says:
1t is useless to deny or attempt to conceal the
fact This region of the country is destitute of
the necessaries OF life. The stock of food for
man and beast is about exhausted. There is,
perhaps, corn enough to feed those who are
unable to buy -four; but they have not the
means to buy corn. 1t is in the hands of a few
persons, and they will only sell for cash at
dollar n bushel. Not one-thrd Of those who
need to buy corn have the dollar, or any means
of getting it, for the money, like the cOrn is ont
of the reach of the destitute. We are no panic
maker, but of this we feel certain, and we speak
advisedly, that in thirty days from this time,
unless those acho hare surplus "1ree 10 part
,oiM ii, on time, at .ttir price, IL aOHI be dis
triJuted anil ca,riel "1o"y 6y bands Of desperate
men, To feed their starring .Idmi2ieS. This
sounds terribly; but it is too near the truth,
and men will not suffer their families to Starve,
when food can be procured by going and ta'
King it.
1.-THE spectators who are hording up bread
stuiTS, in the hope of obtaining exorbitant pri
ces for them, owing to the European war, would
but send few thousand barrels flour to these
starving people, they (the spcculators) would
feel much better after it, than if they had ''rsal-
lied" and put all their money in bank.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
SANDS sARsAPARTLIA,

The voluntary testimony OF citizens. who
their blessing Of prOvi
dence to this celebrated hygean remedy: that for
those Who languh under the pain of rheumatism for the
scrofulous te botced, pimped, 6gured
tumors cancers, the victims OF dis
ese ivers for the dyspepte aud enfeebled. there
every reason for hone! Thousands such have
been cured by this PREPARATION thousands and OF
thousands may yet he raised to health by its
Prepared and sold by A. b. & d. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton ST. New York.
Sold also by T. H. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, and by Drug.
gists generally. my24-lW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
New Advertisements
DR. u. HALEY MCCOY,
OCULIST.

OCUIIS -.
NPFICE corner OF Chapline and Thirds Streets Centre
o,s M@sI Hogis-Vrom to A. N. and to P 81
myS6-StS
s1Oo KEGS. White Lead, % hills. Lin.eed OIL,
ZUU 10 Ibis. Spts TuTpentpe,
, bBIs. No. c"i,al VarnIsh,
Japan VarD q ILLS ;Gd nG 81 in' l1f by
I'D So ~ per cent cent G6ls; Etisrtn, on o.,
90 Coil Oh prime quality; ~ Dds 81 NO lar" O''
m,ss LAUGHLINS BUsHF1ELp.
~ KFGs Eng. Sup. carb Soda
ID . Bbls. Cream TartNr-Pure, .-f
. cases No. NutmeEs, 80 Tbs Cloves,
bags Apse' in ''Prs sg foT :a Ey i?T
: Z CASH Prime Maader, $500 lbs Ext LngEoood.
leo bbIs Copptr.s t,o- agent ulanufactnrer9
bbls Venitia" red, Ia bblS- iampbaek, asstd
ny4G "''' LGUGuLINs 4 BUsHPIELD-
~ GASES indigo very nne; p, Ground Pepper, 4 lbs
60 bxs Ground GinEsT' = lbs, 20 DIS t9 3tT
nysS sEH YANKEE ID" '0T LaGG;ILIxs nUsUFRLD.
MA NAVEL ~ Lie f Il ! TS 5s5 .f+
mvec 6s Main STREET.
mTsG IS Main street.
! ID Er1xED sUGARs-iOo barrels Crushed, POw'd and
1, S5"''"''s' MAXT I'LL, cAWPBELL TINsLE.
Java coFPEE5a pSSkgts on G9TsTnIos1t 5Hy for
e my S@tS by NAN"''i '1A'F 5 aain Street
TT,oBACCO-7s boxes various Tobacco, for sale
/ prr@d MAXWELL, CAMPBELL : TINGLE.
T,GSTIIE ho,cs Ture Castle soap, for sale hy
~ ny95 MAXWELL, { NNFBEI.L TISGLE-
! TIISH-T5 Kits 40. MarLr""l.
| Il IOU half u6Is. med. MAckeTel,
"a I,Ls Dry Sal, ti-rrirr just Tre-IVed hv
| pyeG MAXWELL, CAMPBELL. TINGl.E-
AUCTION SALE
ON Saturday morning 18Th instant, at o'clock, vii be
sold To the highest bidder, Auction Rooms, ONE
PAIN PLATFORM SCALES, Ia perfect order
I ,,yOG GRO. .. wICHHASI, AuetioneSr-
BOOKS AT AUCTION.
NET I'LL he public Auction Saturday evening
w May 2Su, Early lIst. - Auction Eoonis ~"
az corner Market Union Str-tS, SUPERB STOCh
or BOOKS. general as5orturn; Of STAND
ARD WORKS Now open for nSr"cti.It Sale POSITIVE
| m,9G GEO. 2 WICKHANT, auctiOnevr
! VASES At AUCTION.
T WILL SCH at public sueton Auction Room on
MONDAY Afternoon. IntlI May O'Clock, SIXTY PAIR
ASSORTED PLGwRH VASES, Of the latest designs
I'D mo p''''''' GEO E wTCKHAM, Aur'r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

HUMBOLDT. The Boston Courier says of
HamboIdt:
The great rank which Humboldt has held in
the world Of science is due to the wonderful
combination of faculties rather than to the
prcdOminance OF any one. He was equally re-
markable for the accuracy of his observation
aud the brilliancy Of his concentrations. His
careful inspection of details never impaired
anything minute microscopic to his under
standing His literary abilities were Of the
highest order. He had poets sensbility 10
nature, which no familiarity ever wore away
His descriptions not more remarkable for
accuracy of delineation than for richness Of
culorug The charm of ideal beauty-oG the
serenest and highest philosophy-hangs over
his page, and exalts and digniiics his specuia-
tons TO his penetrating philosophical glance
every isolated phenomenon is part of grand
whole, and springs from n universal law In
his 'Kosmos," his most Characteristic work. we
see the poet and the sage cXpOundinS the facts
OF the naturalst-Pato interpreting Aristotle
and blending the accumulated researches Of Il
long life of unparalleled scientific activity into an
exquisite mosaic Of beauty and truth.
The New York Post says:
What changes in the affairs Of the world this
ccntenarian must have Seeni When he Cnmc
into being, George III. had Just become King
of England, the dssolnte Louis Nv. was King
Of France Frederick the Great was laying the
foundations of the PruSSian monarchy,-thc
notorious Katharine was Empress Of Russia,
scarcely recognized as civilized Power,-
George Washington was Colonel in british
provincial regiment, and French revolutions and
American revolutions were untalked OF, though
they might have been dreamed Of by the specn-
lative few. Votare and Roussea were the liter
airy celebrities of the world, johnson the criti-
cal dictator Of England, and Nlopstock and Les
sing regned in Germany. The Dnke Of Bridge
waters canal was the great work of internal
improvement, steamboats, aud railroads were
unknown, and the sciences of geology, chenris-
try, electricity, etc, only beginning to
dawn. Clarkson had opened his movement
against the slave trade, but the great religious
and moral associations, which now absorb so
much OF the capital, the energy, and the devO-
ton Of mankind, were not formed. In Short
nearly every thing that distinguishes the modern
era peculiarly from the medieval has had
lis origin and made its progress during tie cycle
covered by the life Of Humboldt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

TASTELESS WORM POWDER!l
Will destroy always.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Rest Vernifuge known.
TASIELESS WORM POWDER
Children Ike to take it.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Never known to fail :!
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Can't do without them in nv family.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Will do what say.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Sold over 6,OUO bottles last year.
TASrELESS WORM POWDER.
Physicians prescribe Il.
TASTELBSS WORM POWDER
Expelled seventy worms from John MOBILES child
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Expelled sixty from Asa Ross's child.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Expelled thirtyt Jas. p. Wilson's cIJ.
Prepared only by LAUGHLlSS & BUSHFID,
aF2l Wholesale Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

A TURIN letter in the y. Y. Herald asserts
that Kossuth is secretly ut work in Sardinia,
holding communication by means Of emissaTieS
with the Hungarian portion of the Austrian ar
mv-one-third Of the whole, and the very troops
which formerly defeated the Austrians under
his authority. Already there is division and
dissension between the Austrian and Hungarian
commanders, and tina; is another reason which
accounts for the tardy movements of the Aus
trian troops The same writer has discovered
secret which lies at the bottom OF the policy Of
England She would have gladly cO.Operated
with Louis Napoleon and Count Cavour, had
they been willing to share with her the spoiIs
of victory. What she coveted and demanded
rs her portion was Seily--the gem Of the Medi.
terrancan. But the offer was rejected.
Mr. BrGELow writes from Naples TO the New
York Post that the dying monarch is the less
disposed to make suitable preparations for the
succession because he thinks he is going to re-
cover The Pope has sent him account Of
an interview he had recently with the deceased
wife of the king, who told him that she had
made lntercession with the Virgin Mary and
received from her the most satisfactory
RANGES her husbands restoration TO health
This intelligence, together with some re'iqucS
OF ST Januars and other saints which are said
TO possess important medical influence with the
sick, which the Pope had also forwarded to him
and upon which he lies all the time, have given
him faith in his ultimate recovery which moth
ing can shake.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

THE "BENiCIA Boy ABOUT TO he MARRIED
Mr. John Icenan, better known as the "Beuicia
Boy" from his numerous fights in the prize
ring in California, and still more 50 from his
late fight with Mr.. Morrissey, and recent chal-
lenge TO Tom Savers, the champion of England,
is shortly to be married to beautiful young
lady of high position, socially and aristocrate-
ally, having been regarded by the artists of
Cincinnati with much admiration. The lady is
very talented, and writes great deal for vari-
Gus periodicals. But her chief claims to dis
tnction are her military honors. She was horn
in soldiers barracks, and educated SOL
diers Daughter" This was n decided case, on
both sides, of love at first sight. Some blood,
thirsty brothers, however have worn TO bar
the marriage, and the young lady is closely
watched but there is no doubt of the "Benieta
Boy and the military Star being married in
spite of all these pugilistic displays by her
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

a PARAGnAPH TO RE READ. -The following
paragraph deserves the careful attention Of every
business man. We clip it from the Schenectady
STIR.
"Some say they cannot afford to advertise
In this country, where everybody reads the
newspapers the man must have n thick skull
who does not see that these are the cheapest and
the best mediums through which he can speak
TO the public, where he is TO find customers
Put on the appearance Of business, and general
ly the reality will follow. The farmer plants his
seed, and while he is sleeping his corn and po-
tatoes are growing. So with Advertising
While you sleeping eating, or conversimg
with one set of customers, your advertisement
is being read by hundreds and thousands Of
persons who never saw you, nor heard of your
business, and never would, had it not been FOR
your advertisement in the newspaper"
MANY efforts have been made to describe the
genus dandy, but none have been successful
as that of Carlisle, who thus defines the
term, and describes the animal, in two hrier
paragraphs;
''Touching dandes, let us consider with some
scientific Strictness, what dandy specially is.
a dandy is n clothes wearing man. n man whose
trade office, and existence consist in the wear
ing OF clothes.
Every faculty of his soul, spirit, purse and
person, is herOcally conSccruted to this
o!iect-the wearing Of clothes, wisely aud well,
that, others dress to live, he lives to
dress"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

Also A "wmrTE REPUBLICAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
ME LIVES on THREE CHILDREN LOST

AND THE LAST AND ONLY CHILD GIVEN Up 10
DIE WITH CONSUMPTION. READ THE FOL
T0HyyN,r SI,a T.e-HEsRyJr nj 4 UI,,Hy YpFSpEIlT,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-29

We have thus, in our present and former
issues, stated the facts in relation to this open
and, as we think, UNJUST and oppressive course
pursued by the government. Justice to the gov
ernment, the public, our employees and ourselves
have demanded as much. All thai we ask IS
simple justiceHrights which the Constitution
sacredly guarantees to us in common with our
fellow countrymen, and which AM tradesmen or
merchants, placed in similar circumstances
would ask for themselves. We seek ns monop-
DIV, and none need be feared. There is room Tor
two good printing Offices, if conducted on a fair
and honorable basis, alike to each, and two there
will always be. What We protest against is the
government continuing its Office to do the work
of the town with funds from the public treasury,
to which we contribute our proportion OF taxes.
With the Ministry rests the responsibility OF
continuing this grievance. They either do not,
or are unwilling to view it in the light OF JUS
tice, or viewing it SO, have not the moral courage
to make the change. We know they are imbued
with a fear that they will be left without a pub
lie advocate, but such an idea is perfectly ride
ulous. There is not a government on the face OF
the globe that pretends to enter into the printing
business or have anything to do with it, except
by contract, and there is not a government or
ministry that is ever without its advocates and
partIzan press. To talk of a different state OF
things here, is simply to seek an apology for the
continuance of what the public unanimously
condemn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-29
Canine Naisance.

Nh. EDITOR Many people are suffering In this
town through bull and-hyena throated ours, tied up
in their vicinities, to the constant annoyance of all,
and to the serious detriment of many, whose pursuits
are intellectual; and Of others who are delicate and
nervous, condemned to endure the full blast Of pam
demonium strains. musical only to the fanciers of
these out-of place pets. A respect for private rights,
as the area Of land, is secured by law; but is that
landed right confined to the ground |! has it not
equally the adjunct of a local atmosphere pertaining,
without which. the other property would be useless'
or else, why does the Law respond to a complaint Of a
neighboring nuisance. which affects the nostrils and
health ! and can any one pretend that one sense is
not as necessary to protect as another, which is as
capable Of acting on the comfort 81 health /? Have
~neighbors any more right to eng ss mothers atmos-
phere with noise to the torture OF Gearing, than they
have with efiuvia to that Of smelling ! but how many
who do not recognize a second identity in the world
l challenge such to prove that l have not as good o
right to occupy their suhterranean ground, rs they
have my atmospheric ~region-which in both cases, is
none at all. THEA.
December p, 1863. s xta