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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-26
GEORGE, D3s'e.saTy's
Grn~rnl "llrrtiIlg .\-cl!r
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

Grn~rHl Collecting A-cury.
COUNCIL BIZ FFS, IOWA.
TT7IfE Undersigned TAVIN'i RECENTLY RE-
Il cd tSr tuCrccUtllC hr>IIlrss hrEs ielyc e.
,r: hI~ crCcS Ia Merchants AMI Business Men Of ali
uI- General CoertinC AGENT He prop SOS to
hlS Cuilrr attention To- ihiS business: aud b,
:c,dcncr n' elsre arIldtntancc IA the West viii.
u" trusts. tuthc hin to give entire satisfaction To- all
Nj" may employ lim
N"'Cs. Accounts ant Claims Of all kinds, may 'c for
Wt!r to the Unlcl -H,"i .II'. iiIrrR ~r, for
Presentation, iqJIddtUn or Cpct tun. Prompt atten
ton will be given and the Ava!io iumr1latey remit
tel when ii become necessary tn place ClSrTs
t. the best pTufe i'ral services Will he scC,-. AMI
lhe legal proceedings urged forward as rapidly >si
hlC Doubtful claims will be settled aud secured on
the best terms a;ainahc 3n the fItlc 10 Real Estate
when taken either payment security carefully n
vest.gatcd.
The rnIe~Sicncd viii. also Pav Taxes in all parts Of
Western Iowa auI Sehraska and Will also Sell Fur
chase OF Inve,r Money in Real Estate.
Letters " In luLry VIII be prOmptIy attcndcl 10.
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C5 In the village of W lived a
man who had once been Judge of the county,
and was known all over it by the name of
Judge l.. He kept store and saw
mill, and was always sure to have the best
Of bargain on his side, by which means he
had gained an ample competency, and some
did not hesitate to call him the .'biggest
rascal in the world" He was very conceit-
cd wthal, and used to delight in Dragging
Of his business capacity when any one was
near to listen. One rainy day. as quite a
number were seated round the store, he be-
gan as usual to tell of his great bargains,
and finally would up with, "No-body cheat
ed me, nor they can't neither"
L" JUDGE" SAID an old man of the COM
panv, " I've cheated you NOR Il you ever did
me-"
GLOW SO = s.id the Judge.
"E you'll promise you won't 60 to law
about it, nor do Dothin' I'll tell, or else
won't: you're too much Of a law character
for me.''
"Let's hear, let's hcar!" cried half doz-
en voices at once.
''We'll bear YOU out in t-go ~
"l'll promise" said the Judge, sand treat
in the bargain, if you have"
"Well, do you remember that wagon, you
robbed me out of?'
81 never robbed you out of a wagon
exclaimed the Judge: | only got my own -
"Well made up my mind to have 1t back
and--'
"Brt you never did - cried the judge.
"Tes, did, and interest too!''
"How?' thundered the now enragec
judge.
':Well, you see. judge, l sold you, one
day very nice pine log, and hargained with
you for lot more. Well, that log ! stole
off your pile. down by your mill, the nigh
before: and next day | sold it to you. Tha'
night drew it back home, and sold it tc
you next day, and so kept on until yor
bought your own log of me twenty-sever
times ?'t
"That's d---d lie' cried the mac
judge running to his book and examining
his log accounts you never sold mi
twenty seven logs of ::the same measure
ment.'
81 know it, said the vender in logs
"By drawing it back and forth the end wor
off; and, as it wore, I kept cutting the en'
offuntil it was only ten feet long-lust four
teen feet shorter than it was the first tim
you bought it; and when it got SO short,
drew It home again and worked it up int
shingles and the next week YOU bought IT,
shingles and then concluded had got Ii
wagon back-and in my pocket book"
Tie exclam alton Of the Judge was drown
ed in the shout, of the bystanders, and tn
10 , drawer found the door without waitin
for the promised treat. And to see mad
man, you have cuy to ask the judge il h
ever was shaved.
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d cyW When the Chinaman was arrested the
other day, in Yreka, for killing two OF bis
coun.rymen, he said: "You hangee me,
he ?" Some one said yes, and John contin'
ued, ssMe no care one d-n."
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f A man in Maine who had stolen a
watch. gave rs an excuse that he was uI1-
well, and his physician advised him to take
somefhin1.
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II. C. MUTT. F. A. TRITLE. J. S. ANDREWS
The Merchant Exchange Bank,
OF
II. G.. MUTT & CO.,
Council RIn1S. Ln,rn

-
NfONEYS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLE ON
WI demand or at specified date with or without in
terest per agreement with deposItUrs.
Transferable Certificates of Deposits issued when de-
sired.
We draw direct on New York. Boston Philadelphia
Detroit and Chicago ami have also pereccd an
ment by which issue Drafts and Letters Of Credit
the principal Bankers in One Hundred and Seven
Cities of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Ne
traska free Of Charge and remited current rates
Exchange.
We receive orders to Ruy and Sell on Commissio-
Real Estate in Iowa or Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy and Sell Land
Warrants at current rates.
REFERENCES:
LIE HuRAY Co. City GREEN. THOMAS Co.
DRENEL & Co, Phila.. Pa. COOLBAuGH & BROOKS,
VERMONT BANK. Mont'r, Burlington Iowa
vermont. WARREN Co BANK, Ills
HARVEY KING, Esq Boston DAVID r. PRESTON Il CO
L. u BERRY X TO. Adrian, Detroit, Michigan
Michigan. ln20u
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OFFICER S piSs,E.

REAL. ESTATE. BROK ERS.
tmd Dealers in Lard Warrants aud Exchange,
COZ sen. EitFFS, IOWA.
Will. ATTEND TO SELECTION AND 10
W CNTlDN 1t Iiiri> IA Western Iva IEI Nchra>@t;
tive Z a.: tlN'~ u rnfS "f u"-Teslrni7 an. ihc
col lectly!t Ilri 'clEIttaEce Ui CLAIMS.
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JULIUS SANGER'S
n l. w S HAVING SAIDO>

IL bkoADWAY, where the finishing touches IN
..sah!iness and geneel appearance are bestowed
p;.s s'lnt or grudeng. The public are politely in
a. 10 call al his rooms where should he be SO inckv
- W saave them, the keen edge Of chsgrip will ba
ey the consolation that is was done sleek eaxv
AHa without hurting the feeling >1'
N'sers. 'N"'!' No. ~ next door 70
oetossT %, 1859 nj,
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l.. NJ. DOUGLAS.

CARPENTER AND HOMER
HAS LATELY OPENED SHOP on LOWER
Broadway, back vt the O,d
Land nnice, where he is pre- --<CM
pared to execute with pronptncss sTs-y-SSS
al orders left with him. He -a-A-slx2zaAAEEa1V
will furnish il desired upon short notice pI,ns and
specifications for buildings f ~
II CoFFiNS ma ie TO order, or short notice.
Council Bluffs November 81, 1857. nso-n
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A Yankee is self relying and prying.
He Is lover of pioty, propriety, notorie,y,
and temperance society. He is a Dragging,
dragging, striving, swapping, wrestling, mu-
s'cai, quizzical, astronomical, poetical and
criminal sort of character. whose manifest
destiny is to spread civilization to the reno
test corners Of the earth.
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J. Il. Hg.Es Err.

A1l,RC IL AN + I y 10 r..
And pcalcr in Gentlemau> Furnishing Goods,
uiddI- Hroofuav, coz SCH. BIZ FFS,
T-EEp. on HAND CII0luE SELECTION
II ot CLOTHES, CASiMEHES VESTiNGS, A&2
wl,h Ne ~ II make mp u.i"r, in.lh' latest Jnt "a
ru.i apiuyr; 81 Vie. T..";t a. mitH .rtnttUi IN?
A., rt1rut "t GENTS. FURNISHING GuOrS. -A0
nj u J I. OLIVER.
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a. COCHRAN.

i.\l,RAl. LAND AGt.N |
COUNCIL BLuFES, IOWA.
A-ILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE 10
w CATION and Sale u IaUd Warrants for non
rcsIdentj the Of Take, and tue purchase Ltd
sale of Real Estate EeUCT4!H VIII also enter !Ahls
Tor .ettic,> and give tlao r,,r payments ln2-:t.
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y Union is not always strength, rs the
sailor said when he saw the purser mixing
his rum with water.
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Millinery s. Dress Making.

MRS. pAvY HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN
vi CROFT TO Lower Broadway, nearly opposite Mr..
Parks Lumber Yard, continues to Clean Press Alter
md Make Bonnes cf the latest fashion Al the shorte
neisee tO,t nyn2br
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PHs.sIrl.I.S' .g,.'D SEE O.H',
CUUNClL BLUFFS.
CGfe-2G 1mr Benton, Bank. Nfirc Hours, unttl9
V',,aek 4. NJ after . ?. N. v3n
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w ". =. tsS RAE,

ERO .uly,V. tOVNtII. HI.UrFS.
/Iu!r0G. tirtIn,a, till1lur and rtprr II angling '"o
II w.'n urIfne,, ant patch. kvI!y 'l!Ncd Pants
-, I'll .4,r,. Tor ~.,,r NIu5.
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. Tt. Il o U / .
4. T.. IAikDE.

a. T.. IiKOE,
House :trpentcr and Builuer,
COT NCiL BLUFFS. IOWA.
4 RE PREPARED To MAKE CONTRACTS FOR THE
erection OF Buildings Oh the most reasonable terms
Plans, Elevation, and SpeC Uaruns drawn with aCSu-
r1cy. J"h@ns of ali k.ud promptly attended To.
E3~CuFFiNS constantly N hand, and made o order.
c" any desired style and fu~h Special attention CIV
en- TO taking charge at Fuuelt'<.
A. Shop on the Corner of JenSon and Ccnte sts Tni2
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Nnrr on Mlu Street near tho corner Of Luacr Broad
J Way. CoU,L B.un>. Iowa.
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:. T.. KENEDY, NJ. d..

WILL attend promptly to professional calls, either
w IN the city country. once TWO doors south q"
Eyi,5c,s orr e upr>Iic Pa~lfc House. VI nj u
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E'OOTg.ES & FAEIsa.EIGsy,
PIONEER BOOK BINDEHy.

N-M. F. KirER. BOOK BINDER AND BLANK
w Book Manufacturer, COCSCII. BLUFFS IOWA L.
Weprc 10 execute anything IN ms department of Bust
ness promptly ~ substantial an! worknaulkC rlAl-
her. and AT low prIccs u3I-u
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". III. WILLIAMS.
II. TENpLE,
ID. J. SULLIVAN. NJ. ID.

4 TTURNET AT Law, LEWIS. CASS COUNTY
"A IrHt. O1irG with the Recorder ami Treasurer.
Ian IL 1883 v2I3Syi
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SD ? Wfein @jptt, i9 bin sullieoenaelteut
nit Dem QScrt @p. Wialeftat, rlst 2llerlnDer.
Otan oenn, la9te NappleOn nit einenl leineu
Gd9elu, Die 6ra9e betRt allc: miro AUDI 5br
Wf'n1ter 9tOman5Oif namIt 5ntrie1ea8eltelIt
leIn ?
@)an5 9epiB miro er oos, uno i9 weroe ibm
ilberoes beieblen, es gu ein ! Gbampasup unD
Jfomaa5Off mOBeu Den 1ractot repi9iren, mir
paben nann nur nOtbi9, i9a gu unter3eIGaen, u.
Jules Wuo 9etban leln. llnlere Erean0l4uft
III Damn mt neuen Ganoen nur lnnt3er uno fe-
ter rertniipIt, uno ntAts auf Der 2Selt lpu plele
} Fbe9ludenpen Vanoen l0len tGnnen
llno mas nnlere iibrtSen pldne anbetriIit,
la5te Jt1ppleon, 10 wetDen mir le ME aus ben
au9en perlteren, Ionoern uns lpnen belonnen
nnO porllGti5 ispen Gag eInen S9ritt pei;er
anuabeln, bl5 mlr CUR Aastubrung lhreuen
tonnen! % blebt-un5 nod elne uuenDlldDe Gu.
tuntt unl unIere Ptdne in Se3uS auf DEN Srl,
snt auS6ut1bren, uno Die OanD an Oenlelben 3u
le9en. Hcman3Cff 1T alt, uno Dober nngeoul<
Dig, Gas 81 9enIeBen, waa er mlnId)t. Aber,
Ste ltuo Jung, sic fonnen matten!
Jfoman5cff lit Gin 6ulle Der oerBan8enem
5eIt, laste Aleranoer ldaelnO @r batQel
penldalten uuD JfeIsuusen, Die id) ui9t babe.
SD le8e mebr g6ertb oaraaf, fnein 9tsID 5u cls
ollillren, alS es 5u pet9IoBeun Sb piinlhe
oaber Die 9enau, ;Propnaeu mebr fir 0lonlan.
dot1 uno melne Natpn, als fir miH. Su
perDe allo auA 9eoulplB warten tSnnen, bis
unlere Ptdue IT'D austtbren laen Abgr Sic,
mem eoler 6reunD, oub Ste lolleu leBt in
Jtn1e uno SepaSen lt9 Oem @5enuB Der sroBsn
0n8e, Die Ste rpllenoet baben, bn9eben, uno
5qr tOttareS @aupt nidt mebr cen Gassln
ausleeen. Da6en SIs ntat 9saas pes 9tubuS,
scnal Der 'Oladt? 2lleranDer nnb @diar blts
ten Mot nebr 2orbeern, alS sic! @enieBen
SSIe, leIen gle 9llidltA uno iiberlalien mir Der
5uIunft Die Aufabrun9 unierer Prolect9.
5a, Pas molten mir, REF JtapOleon. 2lud iA
lebne mid naA Gube. SD bin peS &rteaes
ber5lId latt, Gle @yoteruusen babeu fir MD
tslnen 5fei5 mebr, uno Die Sdlaaten lAeinen
mir nld,t nebr Elm 6tlp oes' 91ubnis, lonpern
nur etn befla9enspertber 9cpesader 10 picler
Sraoen, Ose lbrenl Saterlane uno ibrer CANT
lie Dor Ger 3eit entrlleu weroenI yein, tetnen
arlea mebr, 0rieoen mit Der l6elt, uno Disle
Gage res 6rieoens cerfldrt pur9 Die 6reuno,
lnaIt 4ierdneer5 1858 @
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81 o fia

fiir Perionen, weldle SpOrantaQBaiIer beuubeu.
Der asune ab &nst Der tn 8e3us ouf bic gDaer.
mtit uao bic unter prer Nufi9t Rebeneen Daetwerf
sriae en- Bsrpronnnse Uirb perntr sur Nar@t fir b.
8seIt8n publt5trl, pa bartu enttatsnen UsIflmman
6tn lrtne 9ebanbb6bt werten fcGen.
S.. 9. Suter, Daieringenisur 4
uuno w6 etermt HsriSt unp rerOr6net uon Maucr uub
oem Saoraipe pom Bait more baB psnn Der peer bic Gi
ontbnmer, xewObner rb Wetper etneS 6oues sSsr a.
bGaoes ban iu btem espSrssn 5sbrant Iaun Ian Ob.r
erauben uno uBebeH baB bemfelbeu ebr Jrner ennrns
men wiro, ale fur Ten 4e0ar enss 5austeberS pbsr Fs
wepmtr erTpforit9 it, bag ferner btefes
NeufeH fes yDaers burs @erleren beebsu In iroen Ss
ne SErase Sae Dfer aeu Cbtr in enen 6pe N ber eoht
benz yubium Obsr einl Inen pefOnea unanuebmiihefsn
pbsr aben aufaetn cae Der tetrtfube ausetaenbnsr
Uesr 8srOnnsr snsS 5anss tn cine Strafs midi m6r
ale $lU peIIaAl. SGni2,2mt
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Serasssoeoeben pom gbnaa1ffer's 2&sittaue.
SS5rocerets gsset,re, esauor6 &c.
giene son. @pl. zOGr;nae uun 6arOenen.

Wit lem Ste Dui burg smpfausen eieGer Gage 5p1
Seus9arH8e une Saeeuen Dtesidtrisen 8anse peiG
| rtr aSte6eFpertanfetn blief abeebea fonren.
M. 9 d Der unp . . m PEI,
Az, Sputb SrUGrbfr
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pic @pepers,fe1e Q6lpenhro,leree.I-..

8aae,fUfF - SO
1tas &sSfltSH erOmatif&er sessaber rtraet soS
SHoaer ss.s' N~uDJ Asa
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E fSsstasgasss
DtF s&tA q ,9altsmOrts sgsGer" Atrfastu3
sbgn 4l9rBta Unit &RSuGhme ees SOnntass) Rns
taiEet @eRts per arOGe, an ete Grsser iGblser.
Ser 21fer" prb sBsEFaGs Ia HaItinstUn uni
gDbSeItng tS8ttA 61r9 STGger ben 4bUnnenitna
EaS Saus belcf8t.
DUr9 bic 9oR Rgtrieueet Intet beF t6gItde ,QDeder"
$3.50 per SaGr, IN unbtbtuster 8UrGuSbt-
"a lung.
aF- Das % d { Il B la Il bes Baltimore 9BeGtt
rg8etut ieteu 5rettaa un6 fGfe t6brlt s. tn uubes
btnBter &GrouSbeSdblnng.
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SCGbmdftDinefa. OSGbmatcfinen,
. Thomas Shanks, prattIiher Wleiniuilf.
Rorb .SiapltraBe, nabe 8aItimOreara6e,'
mAAt aug Me2araFuren an MJ bma Oncn Dru9ss.m,sE.r
1IeGnsr aDetsueen ,r.ie. MeDeae fnr BE
rer6sn ssnan mao Der oeiGnuns perfsrtiet
II ueb xsrtauft. Ss'A"''. gsu1SisooHsV'
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Sd, ? Diein @5ptt, iG bin 3ufrieoenselteut
nit Dem 2Scrt @w. Waleftat, rlsf AlerlnDsr.
0tnn oenn, la9te NaprleOn nit einenl ieineu
9ddeln, Die 6ra9e belbt alO: rpiro AUDI Sbr
Wtntlter Jfcnau5Off pamit 5afrie1en9eltellt
1oir, -
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SDteI cSJe0eI

N -, .s9sss - SyUIGI SyeNeI
S sss ,yfo. AZ 8arclabitr., Stem Wcrf
xe AssM DadsIbs 1T pSGia nsu unb ouf t,vt,..,u
5uet etnseri4tet uab NIT alsH rassam rarsspsm
q ts Stsrtsts. swtf4en Der 5pbpfsn we as
~ NJ Yart' IN Ssf a4bsssr saa6pSssytSS
bDCte icgte unmtttslbar Zen ia Ste Dbre stoSr t;E
SssscI Sss ssmaS M nns p" ane 10
ipnosrS aesi9uet. ID DtIbel m n !, . nnn nYe p'-
DsS3OMt Snccefgr son g. cfeoeT
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9S / ef b 1 cs1 a Z en-.
1sz Stag Salte Sta0 S5alIe
-EAl in Sanppers nabe BraftItr.,
SEWVV PluIITIIAP
d gegenilber benz Oauppermarft,

unter Eeitung BON Sobn Befer
yer unterss6uetr .raubt ad euea pesbrtsn ar,mrhsu
nno fsn pubIiium Anoemetnrn Bic 9's" o''""'e"
o...s. am na9lt'n RUntag ben 10. 5anuar
Dls9s un8 risler besannen uae b,rb,n
saaraIten un0 Dtrf9d In tbrsm nsasn lsbe nrb in~
Esr sur sel i8sn Hsantat6 ~ brnaen unr
gmelpe p nit Der usoer3susuna pas bic neue q on 5nms
ng 3 nr@ pIompe nnp freanodt 4afpartuna iUDs Sssos
Spesn un0 tranft ,eassrbier gBsin unb aiouSrl
mere's crpgrbenntrS 80 ~O't'st"Alst" Oat'I'
1Oa0ss s NJ ets Der uarSsiasts barauf oumtrtfom
eaB nt1f alrtn bic rent bes 6aues burd etlsrns
aUns f6Onert n UnOsrn Das be on ets bsr orVsor1tas
N",r Sag sSm s s'@ssrt g RIO I. garsOm NIT u surrsasn
unO = stls oa &c cDe bic bObsn unb beou mfn
@ gum Ia y staIassn0s 5aa Ss nsae staJ Sae ~ s
s @ " sr e.en plass ar &r1Dan8 unterbnaaS une eeai.
sem Strsnueen III SaItinsDre ma Sen rerpen - O'
Jn Ger @ aans rte bieftrbaib bic etaa 6c(e scn rsk
n.1 ts9l aapire&S Sslue befbrt eree smp6e6t hu
cIdn8, ,3tnt = 49,
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1fDeiA iftbc6 Os5elnbau0

EAiiI bon D. Bartz,
g. &. ylo. ~ SHarper, swii6en German H. scmborSHr
~las ionie anN bel 5inibe Seraaptt ~ D''ps" 0e'"
o 4al oeEeann8 Uresn DSiss QDtine per Rus,ub wis
aug ps9 9daeas a 2StOleaIe 81, ,etn las 5aas atsrt
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Race Street Hotel

S:5 :, Race Street Hotel, =
iiS 9fc. 422 Jlacsltr., 5pi}den Der 4.u.5
s.~-,...,sssx ~ tIa.beIpbta.
Qiermt PIC ereetsnhe Mn5eee bas bds frbsr bur rr
SGspp ut otet0nrD, iust bnrd 6trrn SOtn 81 otmnnr
gsngr e. hnfer rbigm Wamen befannie beune 0Soa
sGuHtN uperRemnen babsn weIGes inter ber airmT
av y. % See Ger un6 o. fsrtflprsn, unb uus b,frshs
weteen ben alttH 8uen Nuf bes pauies 3u tepab en-.
sDr paben IN aaen Ehesn res banlee nambaffe g,hsa
rungsn rCreenpmmsn tOnneu 8cenben bsauems aue cns
nune eebn unb bieleIbn frrObt r Gnp,imiias of Ses
Bette bepirben 'T' WI 'aS
Liable p'bDte ubr Watnes; - au6erbem esss,s.r :.
carte IUwie ce feinfen QDeine ar. fe'is" ~
I'm sapretpen 8niprAn bitten gDm 81 @.,o..
DeS93mt NluouSS OirrSSSSASs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

WHAT BROADWAY HAS To ANSWER FORA
writer in the Newark Daily Ildcertissr remarks
upon New York's principal lhoroughtarc:
The ocean cannot be more wondrOus revc.
latiUn TO Il man from the interior, who bcholdS
the magnificent eNpanse for the first time, than
the spectacle of Broadway in its afternoon
glory is to the simple minded girl from the
country village, on being uShcred for the first
! time into the gorgeous vista of men and women,
horses and carriages in every possible variety of
life and motion, accompanied with appalling
sounds, and hcnncd in by walls Of ma, hlc and
stone, blazing in their fronts with gold and
silver wares, and splendid Stuifs Of richest dye,
with every commodity ever conceived by man
to wear, to taste, or to enjoy, by any Of the
senses.
at is not possible that this tremendous dis
| play Of vouptuouSncss beauty, fashion, trivoity
and vanity should not ircqTcltly touch, impress,
aye, subdue the young heart And it is known
| to he fact that thousands ofimprcssbc natures
are utterly changed from that moment, and be-
come confused in their perception and apprecia-
ton Of material, mental, and moral objects, and
never afterwards are able to resume that clear
preference of the latter over the former, which
was once so undoubted. Therefore we reitcratC
i-Broadway has much to answer for it is the
great temptcr to fashion, show, and consequent
iextravagancc in dress and living. The pictures
IofdaShimg equipageS, rich and graceful costumes,
are deeply dagncrre0typcd upon the soul, never
to be cradcate,l Ever afterwards, in their ideas
of happy domestic life, these brilliant objects
will intrude even into the quiet, secluded rrccs-
ses of rural inmpS, aud shape and color more or
| less their conduct, and future plans and eNpec'
tationS"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

SONNIT--TO wiIISKI.

By q .ldu,irer ar the Bereriag g'.-Hitirn ime-
jetly Atter i"him Il mjp, TIE Ltdor In'erSper.
set tcUh OtiastuHN Victim my lips '0itA
tie sane.
Whskc! all hale fsum erlyst boy hood,
Iev arIeIIl admvred hi qwaitis
Towst cloathd NJ. mind with strcnEt-ni noze in rich
cs: dyes,
Hale, Wnisie nalrl Hale potent son Of Rye
When gross was, and bad grows hll =,
When trihbl"s across lHs huZ2pm roll
A nip thee expands IN! slsr urk en- sole,
As wind Eruu boys mouth expands bladder T
Wateri good sens dcnie ii,
Scrch thTJn ri, Nachcr, and You viii not meet,
An alt.k" 30 fl. fur wnSiIu feet
Dut a b tvcridE &c, faw, lhert ! diSpse it.
Mi stusIick t.-u-. aud fur r-lccfi iii
To thee corI-to thee Red Eye.
*Alun the llesent hkshun that whiski is mrid NV
which is rsD bi nsneS, the contrary NV korn.
IA butiful Sm", approIrys!y chozen TO sho how the
elickscr life VIII man to spred hizsclf.
tThe libcray this sentiment is noble it is grand
Willie uerOrit his aVort bcTcriEr he il
win allow kin he maid uther liRrTl4s
Sech noble -mindeinrss is reIresin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

sia has her own reasons for wishing Austria no
great good, and will hardly nec,' this forrnina-
hle restraint. Upon the whole, there seems
every reason to cherish a continuance of the
hope that the North of Europe may be kept
clear OF the im5roy7es which in the South moth
ing but the sword can settle.
sit will be seen that several of this CORES
pondent's suppositons about the Austrians not
having crossed the Ticino, have turned out crro.
neOnS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

WHAT BROADWAY HAS TO ANSWER FORA
writer in the Newark DaiIy AdeertiSsr remarks
upon New York S principal thoroughfarc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
JAS. M. DILLON. .
1O2 MARKET STREET,
p1roI)a- o,5 Gae I1i++o~

II ETPS constantly hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
II Pipes, Sheet Lead. Az &nIS and sizes
Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistes and steam and
Water Lift and Force Pumps SinKS, Bathing Tubs
Iron HydraGs, Gum lose and packnG
all Thicnessc Anti-frctio Metal Pare Eaara, Tin,
Zuc and AntmOay, the Celebrated Troy BELLS
Crucihells in the country.
I2gF- Also Pollys improved and patent Chain PUMP,
which decidedly the greatest ~ the the right
70 pn;np which in Towns and Countesn Western Virgn"
will he sold o fair tcrUl.
s Galvanized Tubing, Incorrosive, and for con-
ucng pressure pipe, FOR hot cold water, and
riay Icepr:es ,prederabe and chcaperau Lead
PIPE.
N1u.luct Dipe oonst l1tiy onhand. Any size euaH-
Ii t!I;h can be furnished short no.tce.
~ n Onii 70" 0kI copper, Brm%''f"d Lr7".
nnYIN 4igaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
c. p BROWN
as 1sNaH s,'a,AsF.ts


fALER in Watches, Clocks, siis an! Pia;'d
h .IaEe, F.,rcy truo,., %c.4 Sc Mh"-ss!e ALd EosE
Ior Tie sale OF the CELELkAIED ANGLICAN
AICHES ITusct.r.'i ~ sTFLETuS. K Co.
A.urt VitEELEE Wilson SEN MT MAJ !iINkS,
al.Ounc lis ro.s New YORK VA: cvbIle'r
every variety m
offered prices compete nj. amy house il ,Is
country. Please cali PuG is>i= ,isv
v:.vr-. srIit-iJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
C8EAN. 9EORaSAN.

W HoLFSALE AND iiE TAIL Manufacturer q S5,di,s,
~ Brides, iIarn,E sLI ITuks. al!
Gle usually ECIt by SarieIE. IrCs
l,c that lie has opened. No l65 Ma Market
Alley whe:e lie viii be glad to f.sTsruE EEutDE
Of the above articles. A. ke intends voik
and sell Al AIR prices lie hT'S q ChtaIn I=i IIETs
T1blic patronage. paid
wcTS, and repairing done viii, dispatch. srris-