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, 1859-04-21

ANAAIA AAo" 4fuHs AEAEF80us
Tie Salem (s[ass.) Hsyister publishes the fol~
lowing letter from Jefferson, given to it by the
gentleman to whom it was addressed:
MoSrIcElte, Aug. :, lss,.
DEAR SIR: am happy, by your favor Of July
I, to hear from you after your tour through SO
much Of the United States, and particularly 10
receive the result Of your observations Of the
general ascendency ofrcpublicanism aud Of good
dispositions towards Spain The two sentiments
spring from the same rot. The republican re.
Eencratlnn nf Massachusetts Eiyes me real ioy.
The nn1un of Nuw England and Virginia alone
carried us through the revolution. Five steady
votes wero gircn by them I'll cycrs question,
and wcpckeI up scatterers FROM The oiher less
decided Statcs which always secured a majority,
Since that We are become aliens aud Utmost hos
tile; and why: / know not. Virginia has
never swervsd 4 hair ) breadth from !llc line 1T
Rrpubficanism and lAnlcricAnism. Ma,sachu-
setts has strayea little intn the lutls of FEEDER
a1isin and .tn.cIssn; hut good portion Of l,er
citlzens have always ren,NineI laval to true
prlncip1es--thry lave brought t|leir wandering
brethren hsck again to their toll and we law
fully receive them with thr f.a1.ra1ai .p,lr:.ce.
Ne shall nnw, hope, feel toward each other
the sentiments which unilcd us in the EevuI.,-
tion. *nd became again truly brethren Of the
satuc }'riuciplc.
u'n just recovered from IN illness of three
weeks. anll All obi ged to borrow the pcn Of
anofher tn assure you If my great esteem nnd
respect. III. JEFFERSON
, 1859-04-21


Miners in The vicinity Of J'ntoss, British IIol
low aud Rockville, have done reasonably vel
tue past wiutrr, though We hear OF no biz
t,.ads' hasins been discovered. Tic llrnes
dI=ginys have yielded only From, IN, ,'h'4t JG,u.
pounds Of mineral. Owing tn the 'fiilurG d
crops. 1nll.y tarllers have turned their uiten,
tion to mining. and the result l,us bern, notwitl
standing the absence Ut "tiy discoveries !:
large amount Of mineral las brtn raised.
The merchants hare suld about The usual
amount oi gools, almost exclusively lar cash,
aud the people are much more easy in ,nouty
matters than they il, strictly farming. com
mnnty. Mineral has been and is now sellin.
as high as So per HA' lbs. which price W. re-
gard 1T this time, above the real va1ae If The nr
ticle: There il Il strnng competition among ih.
snetcrs, and conlr'cts arc cn.rtd into in MANY
cases before the mineral il raised to the toi, Of
the ground.
But very few Of the miners fiom potosi and
vicinity haye genc 10 Pixies prak.
, 1859-04-21
39tea8 GrihattlItE9l,
JOB PRINTING, ,

JOB PRINTING,
7hePxEA Axp TktBrxE OgrsE prepared to execute
abst notice, avetY variety os Jah Printing In the
IN and 1T k&s Ls~e Lirs.9 Pso.. Particular ATTENTION
given to The pflutIngo1
Dr1lHEsa 0AHpx LErrEs ExapA nn1U UEApA
RtckfrfA r1arTn4 pnooRtxxfa
PAAfaLETG GfRccIaHA THYcEA
BLAKK NofEA LkBxA T<cExrx
HrRESTINQ IN COLORS n
In all Its yretlea done In beautiful style and at moderate
ratcs. An examination Of specimens md prices IS respect
fully Invited.
Orders from the country promptly t4 and aud sc1t
homeby express.
, 1859-04-21
One Of the most prevalent. and

vi tie time troublesome and painful diseases that atend
hc human hesh the Fcser and Ac. Fur long time The
nedlc- world hare iEca continually bringing firth
ous specifies for its permanent cure: but all without cct.
lr J. Hostettcr, experienced and ceeltcd physician
has succeeded In furnishing liz public with valuable rrep
aation fn the of Fever aud eue. The STEADY and 1u
era.ins dcad tac]y male fur the l}ii,c" and the
universal attending It's u.s. have made fr 1c}u
tat!nn Unsurpassed l any rr,ocffc of tc kid. Fur tho
IT Fever aud Aeue. III. 1IoctteEs Celebrated Stum
act Blers must md should chlm superiority any
other preparation cIte14t.
For salc by druggists and dealers generally, every
ri, NJ VS
, 1859-04-21

| / EFFEltSON HIGH SCHOOL,
a. M. IN M,.r.e street. rfIrs>.. t:I,i.sn
t,'!te1cc April aIA l%t9. Thc SERVICES 1t ...t.ctrnt
Aksaa'de anu f:u'.r4 f''r tlt 1:lruu+ departments asr
t1Ii SecHr'i a! h lc!Icstl il tuer ihr dietoEs If
%lf "thy "i literal F4irnnAsr and sdsJatc 10 all
tanis claa-s ftrnrl III tile sa1i"as grades Ut EulaL
1-atiH tn.k French md German I.au"1inst~.
For urtIrt tttftt4lit at. tuae. call Ut r..ol ln5
" t:In Y l. L.. L.: addnss H. t. MILES. rrinlIa
l.s,l..Es.es :-1:ev L. ~ Ferris aud Rev. II. ". TT
t"I t'Le.'g"; lion schuyler cu1x, N. e. South NtI,
StT1E--I take }t2s,r. Recommending In nv tatrn.
Mr. H.. Mr% ~in h11 rurttasri sy interest iii t. LIT
-;-4n street High Scr1 From hs vx,aricnc II, t,:c;n.
aid tlE l: u'.n which tr nlr.. c,,,n!.i4i this Sro]
fri cnist that IL will do justice His pupils and gye
.atisfa1I'a 10 lis yatrnns.
s's.4s';5 NJ. II. GLEASON.
ROI'S lilt1fI SEiIODL.-Tlc
n.stt.r1n u c"y.crH 3iuNIAl. A:,';l lstt ISL.
r. !. SAWYER. 4. ~, will r,1ttns,t lt.:.v:: only
t"cla,-tEr pupils Int" M rt" 1T lis E,.li;tr. IL Anh-
they determined /" In well i.F ilrs.~yc- FIR ill.,.
i'assstnt If ttosr aduitt. palt will ..lI,.ri w
ah'f':'tl'rrs: jail
T IND TN1NEl>S1'rY.- The next
- l''r1l, IF tin PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. If
TIL, ln-ti! i!utt' III t.,,ti'c.' n ir ill Il 3uy ia
lhi- >r!r' i l:.t,ri l.akt F1n4 II u-s A1t. of
tne' ~ The 1atp shoe. 4nd Is III rta.r If :. T. ,lL
tlnr Academy &stlire a~ lecn ct1,t.4I containing:
tltr n-.>-rt 1'ia, f"t IL -ec, >ts!dy :Ia taIhg a.
lrin: 1Ir'. tie -tt:dcu. il In prtcrss uf
tim
lna, t".i, t!ta$"; u i'd rauslr4l catc ii K.s L.
T. s''"'. III fHEj| $$HFEj|!2H';;*;x: 3149H;:Ss:. c.""'''ss
('Iil1ro. Mlrct Il. .,],s
, 1859-04-21

1otu amou1f Of Azset3 t3...,1.,,,..,.,.4 4.ys E:. 1l
Total LI7Lilities.. ara qco Ct
TIMOTHY t.. ALLYN, Secy,
S1A1x OF foSxIcTIcCT, HAxrFo8p CucxTt, II !
Jaaua!E .th. l>:a.
rtE*en1ly appeared T. t. Allyn Stc1ct4r Uf tnt Itat
ttd t4se InsHsaiee nsDpay. and ualh 1ha the f-
E'nK statement bE hin sc*d srt full Ai tuTre1t
ate*ns II ths 1InSs of eaAl euulpany e1.t:s4 VI
the trst tf Ianuarf, ls;3 w.
Before me, GOODWIN COLLIER
Justice 1t The Praee
Fer Insurance Ia the Hartford F1rr Insurance Cumpany
apply tu ''A'
HUNT Il H1GGINS0x, Agents.
No. Luulis' Building, southwest cnraer of
south Water au1 C!ark 1rexta
cHi9 II. HrHT- mh31 .euI-c6l4f On. 4, H;GGtxxAy.
, 1859-04-21
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Ces:usale to E1lfc t!e :ist tay IT Ixnua,y ,s6a
Arp!1uRs DTEirE, S7Ark ~ 11ltxuua1
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., I'd. a. t~ 1ok u The s'ae n My iok dlei n i'll
,s a. rs H. tss.'e Tue AeensIes u l,1.,ce tst
fso'uary u ~ a;1 ~ Aet aanat"y tacrc;o. airto,sd
1S,;; ana Thsrsss & aald c"nay 44 ftr1l,4
alt y ea"l inse>s1 Ia stocks anI nnn x,Er. an hs
le! "a tts "scc written {nlranrEt ,:!.! ~ t.r r..
nr R1tnjs 1 ~ ysEy 1E!y t4tss"f spI!a.;: Nests H.i
tha h, Il i: S. a !, :;*a fully a4 uar-rsi!v ss
TIM TN! H.. o. IN m t"na'Y en.,ne at to af prr
soe ~ Ft:*"n u sn.h a..s, IL. ~"' 'A"''s W "
o" thsfrhrr Y turanee II tr pe,p;Jors ef &h,> 5.
H. Si, ~ !t IT. H. Du!i; ltait'r of att Accout,s Il
M rou'd. arr anth:ltI ~ Ax31,. H., tne . ssi ~,
sasl uaEaay to tnsnsct the Lp-lnr. II Insurance IN ~.
si:I,;.n @ n1nl IT, thtSss TX Il oar, i. ,ts 5sar
tti"'Fea;! 50 n d" l'y Nj! Company ' - "s"'s
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ny halit- aslt atlt.l the sxll II my uTJt,. =,
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, 1859-04-21

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| NOTARY PUBLIC AND: nm;
A1ss1pSERs OFFICE,
no. Q Clark Btreat.
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MsRE RsSs 1s nho1zsrs noted nd e1sads aa .4a
,1j1s29 Eko2Fs FOR PRE- LOSSES ma4s cut I'd s,,.
NJ 1AA " ELL d DART,
49, 64XKEES AND STOCK BRogEEs
Mo- 60 Exchange Place.
sr~ 1oEx-
on ecat a az of ID Bss 4a.nss
5e pSaeR a AZ II Gt1s P,vE%y % a;t<sd*
VII b ,emtteA for by rttun Ba ahs.1T y 1'e IS s.
II AIM.N HTncE ~ -. ..
- BANKERS hss1,1sza1 asn nEaLEns rs. N EXCHANGE
Prompt attention eiveu to eolectIon. Re,.. ~, :,
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and Wa,es F1ase, Germany. Suiiterland Hungary. III
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BRITISH COMMERCIAL. LIFE INSURANCE m
London and America. Catatal saxoao.
!ss1.: EESs7 1;ElssiSo: Se..y Public:
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:effs nsasas ssssnS:' Eais; Banker; :i Nss
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| John IL F,stef i. X ii",t. ii'tVS5 atI3h''
{of2'h3a 1 I 1:ai11 Bur- WI =, JhEsstt II Eut|sy.
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tostln, made ii s prtncil .ltes In TIC United
>1,1>71S = 49, -S@
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~'1" eH"-'do 1.'RfSsASh FIRE INSURANCE co |
n.F.rAnyEn. ca.h1sr sn4 1sno s,Si,tarv I
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tie CI'o'. CI'o'.--.- I'll
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lan i.sn t tIc sass H." Su af toSs
Hsfsr 1n GrtT:e >.l1. I To-, Marit Bank. Mtrrnnts'
es1asss a u. rus i%5::sy i"hi and F. t. A@+s d ";c*,
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Corner Clark aud Lake St.,
|
, 1859-04-21

rZ5@ Tho>c who are Curious tt
tsrrs1 ttr w.,lrsfnl 1crtrrnn +" vitl r. Ultx.Ea'!
Gat anasr at I:airhc"rf, y. ~ las I'ret t!e
fatMrs u Wig. a"d T""s, insitri I" visit lis Wig
and IIar l'tE: Noofna at Nh. Trnnnt E1nrk. and
Il" these curs'i r"ucuas If art. M scr:t}ny de-
trct The andcl ful TIC ,4aiu1.d weh adjusted to ttt
brad. h,S1y
cE@ Nu1ice.-The undersigned,
f1ctholdra IN thp Merchants 1a,k "f Msc,n ;r'r.a arr
ty the jrnviiLs IT lis t'atttr. nld rr.ahly alt IL.
H. ls-urs I'll" Htcs -: Ills 1ank will IL taken by
dcpat; uu 1cI7Is Es,ltucky 1ndaa anl sLiu
II. \, Tucker d To.
, 1859-04-21
4Sel110naIS.


REMOVAL.
M4RDENBERGH & WILLIAMS.
Have Removed to their New Store,
No. 20 Lake Street,
tSear the Central Dcpot}
GHI IC.5G0, ILLT.f0IS.
Mhets they will E1 largely Iuqfra.ci factIcs cuniinue
, 1859-04-21
n UP
Prize fft5 cents bottle. SnIl cvcry~lcrr.
WE. HAGAS ktU.
~ rEL f1n r., x

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a Nuisancc-1ts Remedy
Felloas lesc dye tlrr heads atd tsas regiment n.y
be encountered airy tpe day Broadxay with that dd
shoe backine 'ok ~l1et the hair dyr gives, Nohca' IL e
ceirrd. dyed le:.u lnoks like the .ryl, cx"tarc,ity
speaking Evrr3. 1arter rs sim of lirdye The )uan
ty OF t,1t f1ror sy;l!e sud uu5t lc irn,ac,sc-New
York Tribune.
dye. It gives tle shoc Lackn lint which cann"t IL His.
aksA We will. however. ju1t whisper tn Evry.hairsI
friends who wish their Grown Of Glory was In youth.
thai Hc}ntets Restorative. arlng the 1t,ra
lions q. the hair f0ut yc) IL precise
~ iA natural and original culer. Try h."-Tr"y Whlg.
- Sud everywhere. l'rice co cents ottlc.
api eesl I'M We. lJAiAS eco, rsz';detors NY
cD l1crlings Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE>Whh Halls
r4tent Powder ntof L"sks the t.t awarded
hparatr medals Ut thu Worlds Fir Lnnn 1871, an the
Words Fair, New Yark. 1857. and t.e only Atccla
Safes that awarded medals 1t lie London Worlds
Fair.
These Safes fon the most peert security ac:st Fire
mud tlurars, If any Safe offered t" thr public.
tloo KEwAEp will e pail to any 1rTsn thai show
list HxRrI::Gs pAr1Sr CHAN11sx SAFE failed to
preserve IT. c''utnnts in accidental fir.
Tie Subscribers 4I lnflcMre Ill kills IT l;ler mil
Chilled lrn llAnk CHESTS AIT, Vaults. Vault p.r,r. and
M"nry osrs chcsts fur l'nirs. Jewellers s' private
fntlirs for l1atc, diamonds, un' otlrr va,uall.s.
SI.AS T.. HERRING 4 tN>,
al t.rs.alwAy, turnct VI Murray sfrr-t,
DjlHstr t'ity Hall. Srw York.
CT HARMON l. CO., As,t4t., t'IIcasl, Ill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23

a PARLOn SEETcu- Drdi0iRg tho Thing Very
Fine-A New York weekly paper has sensible
comments upon the lack of comfort in many oc
the dwellings ofmodern times. The writer truly
says that too many houses in American cities
are so fine that the people are afraid to use them.
The following parlor sketch is well drawn: 49,
Call in at any brown stone front, "above
Bleecker," at any time except on occasion of a
great "spread," md it has the air Of very nice
old maid in morning gown and curl papers-a
cross betweeni iron precision and painful desolu-
ton. Everything exists in state of hacginess
The sofa is mute inglorious corpse in dimity
winding sheet. The chairs are put away in
aprons and pantalets The chandelier wraps its
night gown around itself The shutters are
closed to keep the carpet from fading, and only
here and there, through the cracks, little bit
Of sacred light peeps in, aad looks around in
tremulous and sickly way. Everything smells
of Brown Holland, and everything looks as
though it considered you very impertinent for
daring to disturb its brown linen rcposc, 1t is
very much like going into n vault after an cpl
demic and having n lively time with party of
corpses, in fresh grave clothes. In fact you feel
very much like asking the mistress of the house
why she docs not complete the picture by putting
up the clothes line in the parlOrs, and hanging
up the weeks wash.
Soberly, this show shop arrangement which
makes home nuisance, and drives father and
son out of doors for that comfort which their own
house is far too fine to afford them, is growing
nuisance, and lies at the bottom of half the So
ciaI evils of the day. When man comes home
after the fatigue Of business, he doesn't want
show wife nor n show shop house. He doesn't
want an invisible palace, but a visible home
He wants something Ihade to wear and use after
its kind He wants chair that he canleair back
upon; aud carpets made to be walked upon;
and wife and children whose daily thought is
how it can be made happicst, cheeriest, most
thoroughly comfortable for him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23
THE INTELLIGENCER.

IHE descendants of literary men, or men of
genius, are generally few. 1t is very seldom
that men distinguished for intellectual power
leave more than brief progeny behind them.
and nen OF Imaginative genius almost never
There are some exceptions to this, as for in,
stance, Charles Dickens has no less than seven
sons, and we all know ofinstances in this coun.
try and abroad where great men and great t,oets
have had large families; still the rule remains.
that with the increase ofintellect there is a dc.
crease of progeny. Perhaps the children of
great men are Oftener female than male. This
rule applies to nations as well as Individuals
New countries with rough, unlettercd people,
where the physical is well developed and the
intellect lies fallow, have rapid increase of
population.
So much by way of Introduction to the fol-
lowing statistics which the Newburyport Herald
has gathered up:
With the exception of Surrey and Spen-
Ger, there is not single representative
in the male line, so far down ms the third gene
tion, of any English poet, and the same istrue
pi France Chaucer'S only son died childleSs
Shakespeare and Milton ceased in family with
grand-daughters- Raleigh, Cowley, Bacon,
Butler, BOliubrOke, Addison and Burke, the last
orwhom died heartbroken from the loss off
only son, transmitted no blood. Byron left
only one daughter-"Adu, sole daughter of his
house and heart" Pope, johnson, Hmre Glib.
bon, Goldsmith, Swift, Locke, Newton, Uowper,
Gray, and many other literary men Of former
times, whose names are destined to be repeated
from generation to generation, never married.
Of the two great British orators Pitt and Fox
one was bachelor and the other was child
less Tom MooreS children all preceded him
to the grave. Walter Scott left sons and
daughters; but we believe that the last of his
descendants has recently died. if not, the houors
Of the House of Abbotsford remain with one
little girl. Tom Hood has one son to bear his
name, and left an only daughter Thackeray
mas daughters, but d'Iraei is chidess. Thus
We run through the names Of the intellectual
luminarics of our age, or any age-ofo our coun.
try, or any country, and we shall find the rule
true-that many children are not the gifts of
great minds. Ii has been said that this bright
ne and greatness indicates ripeaess in such
family, aud speedy end. The fact we know
the cause is more difficult to name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23
[From the Louisville COurier.I
NotIcea 10 Correspond dents

RosISA asks us ifit is proper tor yonng lady
who has been spending the evening with Il
young man at the opera or concert, when it is
over at II or I2 o'clock, to go with him to some
place of refreshmcnt. A great deal depends
upon the style of refreshments proposed. In
any eventitis highly improper unless the young
man foot the bill.
PoErIcus.-It was Cowper who oh!d for
lodge in some vast wilderness. He married a
Miss Bullock.
CuPIo.-Thc best love powder we know is
found in California. The more you get of it the
harder the females will love. The California;
tors take it in quartz.
QuIP.-You are mistaken. The lines com.
mencing ,Ah! ever thus from childhood's hour"
etc, sometimes referred to by lovers and school
girls, were not written by Bennett, the poet
You will find them in any well regulated IL
brary.
SYLvIA.-We don't know whether Fitzgerald,
of ST. Louis, has vet found wife or not The
Louisville Democrat or New York Post can in
form YOU IL he is in the market you had bet
ter put in your bid, as Fitzgerald, OF st. Louis,
has or did have roll of bills.
FoRsAkEx.-YOur case is indeed sad one,
but YOU must remember the words of David,
when he was after UTiah's wife;
strTis easier farto love sal s-sl- u
Than make gal love you"
Never having been troubled that way ourselG
we are incapable of advising you.
JrLrA.-The latest style ofhooP-skirt, is the
selC-adjusting dOuble-back-actIon hustle, etrus-
can lace expansion, PiccOlomini attachment,
ISossamcr indestruetible. It is a very sweet
thing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23
THE sFMT-wEExLV TIMES


Is at The office, LvERr MoESxo Sunday,
excepted. II will be by mail to part Of the United
States, at 50 per rnu'n payable In advance.
The rOsTAuE te NtI1 York Tines 10 any place IN
tie Lled dtss ~ ceHtsper quarter, in drtHce at Ia
L,Ost eglies lrherS It Is Fsceicei.
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SADDLES, HARNESS. TRUNKS, &C.
WHOI.IsSAI.E L, a. I3EI,AII

W WAANC11A-o<AASA1 ~ AAIs A4A1s
B. SIiEPPARD 80 1Gl aian S. Of Unlon, win
- cout.rue 10 keep hand large and compietr
sorent Of All articles Ia ks line, Of Ladira' and
Geutcneus Saddlss Pine and cosTsr HaTkrfa, Trunks,
Eaicss, Carpet Bags, sAteses, CoETE, Hamts, Whps
Houd TespeT tfuiiy eaIl -Iei. ny stock and
by street ~ iion and nrsPtRvss 70 merit eoEtLnaEca
Of the pube ratronaEt.
All kuds Of repairing ProHTsiy dsns sud in ~ 4sr
}. Is. SHEPPAHD
sspeu l8i Main 81.
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r11r rrnIEa FOII fAIIFoRNIA

THE FANlEd FOX OAbuFOSNAA
published departure OF every N li steamer
Price, wrappers for single copies -
psyable in advance.
Isrms iHUdriIJly cab IN dd1dRce.
An letters be addressed the "NEw YORK TIMES,
Nav YORE City" uh25
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q. w. 8 R. NEsBITT,
WHOLESALE AND HETAIL MANUFACTURERS OF
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WARE
No. 40 MAN ST., east aide.

INVs = y N . ~ = : y - 49,
BETWEEH RIDDLE STREET e MIL ALLEY,
CENTRE WHEELING.
M ynI manufacture and keep constantly hand all
w kinds OF Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron 1apanned and n-
Ware, Flat Irons CoGee Mills Table Cutlery, &C.
Also Cooking Plror and store Stoves OF the latest
and best design; all OF which will sell at extremely
low price for cash.
Jobbiug OF ali kinds promptly attended tosuch roof
ing putting up water conductor, sP9uting valley 4e, Sc
Articles description line Of business made
to order at the and the best terms.
nb5-lm = 7 sI T. W. a Il. NESBITT.
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NNTHQLESALE AND Ia TAIL Manufacturer Of EaddIsa
w Brilta, Harufts and Trunks. and
ces usually kspt by FaddluIs legs leave iEfoIm Ie
public that he hiss ePend No les AaE st. nafksi
Al-y, uhese he viii Ce Cad 20 any peTsona
Of the aLove articles Lrintenda
and ssl atfar prices, he heTes ohlau
% pubc patronage. Particular paid oId~Ted
woTE, ane r, pairing done with dispaieh Stpis-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23
G. II. BROWN

IIS MAIN STREET,
EALERiu in Watches, Clocks, ytNtlrs Silver AID Plated
~ Ware, Fancy Goods, Ae., &e, Wholesale and Retail
Agent ter the sale Of Tie CkLLhRA1kD AMEKlCAN
WATCHES, Manufactured bv AFFLtToS, 1NAcT Co., ahO
Agent for tie WHEELER WILSON SIN ING MAClfINkS
Anogne his return from SeE York With e0HIletr
% every variety goods HE Hne NhiCh VII
be \ prices compete With any house the
Please call and exaane before purchasing se
where. sspie-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
n. it1OHARDsON,

Attor ney at Law.
Office NOrth.Esfst C1rner AORros and Fourt.
Streets, (up stairs.)
p EsL.TIG. VA
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CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
4 q Il - - = T o , 4 "a Es y = mn n :.
lIE uudrIsgned Wuuld iEfoE tie Wh-eling
and vicinity That having purehahed tie DIBE and Pre-
fcrpou Store formerly ned - Dr. James Tanner
vi continue 10 tie Drug business 10 al
bfaEehes lie most respectfully aoItcis coEtnutrce %
the public patronage Wkeh hAeTetoioTs been beTny
extended tsuards this old and ven fLoun eEthbifhu
u VII b. his aln keep even ling. FGTsft
and Al tie lowest Price, usually be found
uished Drug estabii-hElcnt.
Prescriptions carefully eeEpounded puTsst
Medseinea- CHAHLEs ". GRAHAM
No 20, cor. 13ain and WelsteTE Ets-,
myi9 Centre WLseEg.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-21
Smoking a Cause of Insanity.

The terrible ravages which tobacco is
making on the bodies and mind of the young,
seems to be attracting the attention Of rn,d.
ical men in various parts of the world. I'M
pamphlet just issued by DR.. Seymour of
London, on private lunatic Asylums, and
the cause of insanity of late years, the Doc.
tor denounces with emphasis as one of the
producing causes the immodcrate smoking
INDUCED in by boys and young men at uni.
versities and ''la, ger schools, now called col
l-ges." The Doctors remarks are as appli-
cable to the youths of this country as of
those of Europe No one conversant with
diseases can doubt that excessive smoking,
especially in the case of young people, must
be highly injurious to both mind and body.
its effects is to depress the circulation-the
heart becomes weak, irregular IN its action,
and the pulse is scarcely to be felt. The
victim becomes irresolute and nervous, his
appetite fails, and his mind fills with inag-
mary evils. This may continu, for years,
but at length the smoker dies, often sudden.
"; then the examination has shown that the
muscular structure otthe heart is imperfect
in Its action; the left side is thin, AMI in
some cases, in which sudden del.h has ec.
Cured, there has been found little more than
a strip Of muscular fibre left on that side.