davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17


", corner of Market and NIOn-
roc Streets.
I ,R1s2uty Grand Master for Wsstern Vrr-
AWN. J. BATES
lficst, DIR. T. II. LOGAN.
WHEELING LODGE, No. 12s.
first and third Thursday of cnch month, ex-
r. July and August, which it meets first Thurs
Bste', W. NJ, TIL. Logan. s. W., w. c. Hall,
Melvin. Secretary. F. A. Brentlinger, Treas
4 Clement, $. D., C. A. LincE, j. D., j. Z.
Si,srEEs-,I. , Goshorn, W. j. Bates, I. II. Will
a. Brcntlinger.
OHIO LODGE, No. 1o1.
hFst and third Mondays of escl month.
~ W. NJ W. j. Houston. 8. W.. A. j. Swcc-
'-Ias McCluney. Sec. William Wilson, Treas,
e"i, :, d., Henry OFT, J. D., -- FlaclS,
HSs1FRs.-S. p. Wilson. George W. Sights,
Fsen d. Murray, Geo. Dulty.
'EELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10.
'eoond Monday of each month.
lI,Sln, ti; II: p a. j. Sweeney. X, s. P. Brown.
t!uney, Treas, DR.. G. Baird, r., Sec.
Il Il P-J. Goshorn, W. G. Scott, J. s. Wheat,
WHEELING CoSlNIANDARY, No. i.
lHrth Monday in each month.
h'i%' I, Z. G.. l. H. Williams. Gcn'l. A. j. Swee-
nv y. Wilson, p, Geo. Baird Jr., Recorder,
,Fn, Treasurer.
~c-Goorse W. Sights, I. H. Williams, W. j.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17
Tom Brown.

y correspondent says: As it may be
matter OF interest to some of your readers
to know the authorship of some very ia
miliar lines, give them the following cx-
tract from the ''Lifc of Thomas Brown :"
"Tom baving committed some great fault
at the University, thcjDean of Christ Church
(Dr. Fcll) threatened to expcI him; but
Tom, in Al very submissive epistle, pleaded
his cause with such success that the Dean
promised to forgive him, upon this c6ndi-
ton, viz: That he should translate this
epigrnm out of Martial cxtemporc.:
Nom amo e zabidi, nee rosstn't deere q"arff
Hac tdnt"m possunt djccre, non Gmo ter
-whichhc Immediately rendered into Eng
lish, thus:
al do not love thcc, DR.. Fell,
The reason why cannot teE
but this know, and know full we'll,
do not ldvo thee, DR.. Fell"
"Hc made ample amends, however, for
this sally of the moment ina Latin cpl
taph on the Doctor, which is much ad-
mired for the purity of the expression and
business of the thoughts" S.
BALLDs are the gypsy children of song,
born under green hedge rows, in the leafy
lanes and by-paths of literature, in the ge-
NAL summer time.
IN France, love is comedy; in England
u tragedy; in Italy, an opera; in Germany,
a melodrNma.
A TRIPLE 40 FILL UP GAP IN 4nE CONVERSATION:
How is the Sun supported,
Why, by Its bGdm&, Of bonFse
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17
p q. p a q. z E "a
TREATS AMI DTSEASFs


GTECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALI, CHRONIC
~ DtES1scs-CoUGHs, CIRCUIT, CONSUMPTIOS INFII,gS-
Y, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, all diseases of the Mourn
NosE THRoAT and LUNGS: all SKIN DISEASES of cvcry
INSCRIPTION successfully treatS;-I.UABAGO, IUAHNR
ADscESsEs SCRoFuLA, RnEuAATIsN, GoUT, NHURALGIl, 4,
HARLTsIS EPiLEPsI, or CONvuLsIONs, DYSPEPSIA DYs-
RSrERY DIARRHGt. The very worst cases of Piles
cured in short timc also of the StonulcI Liver and
Howcls There are many diseases incidental to women
and children which treated with distinguished sc
cess All particulars will he given by letter Dr. Ino
Eee can produce one thousand certificates of his 1er
feet success in curing
CANCERS. OLD SORES on TIGERS. HIP DIsEAs-
ES FlSTULA oP EVERY DESCRIPTION SCALD
HEAD, WENS, POLHPUS OF TIE NOSE,
Or In any other part Of tho body,
TUMORS AND STVELLINGE
OF every description, without tn. I,e of the nf
or any surgical instruments. These last named dst5
es cannot be cured by correspondence; therefore all
such patients must place themselves under the Doctors
personal supervision.
DR.. Bn'kee has made new discovery ofn s.llnid -
that will produce absorption of tho "CtTAR, ana
restore permanent vision to the EYE without resort
to the knife. All liaCNsGs of tho
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without tho use of tho knic
or necdlc. Dr. Baakco has constantly on hand at
his Office an extensive assortment of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17
I. o. S. III.

OLD DOMINION LODGE, No. 1.
every Monday Evening, at their Hall in tho
a buildings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17
MASONIC REGISTER

ling Lodges meet in Masonic
u, corner OF Market and NIOn-
roc Streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17
gailg g1ttpltlge11ter,
TERNTs- OF ADVERTIsIYG-.

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoSrAREI1, CoR ONE 1NcuA on
y LEss- sAKE A SorARE ~ y :" q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17

IN France, love is comedy; in England,
n tragedy; in Italy, an opera; in Germany,
a mclodrnma.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17

I Deputy Grand Master for Wsacrn TTr
3 wv. J. BATES
Fficst, DR.. T. II. LOGAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17

A TRIPLE 40 FILL UP A GAP IN THE CONFIRMATION:
How is the Sun supportedl,
Why, by It's bedms Of bourse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17

WHEELING LODGE. No. 12s.
first and third Thursday of each month, OK,
r July and August, when it meets first Thurs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17
CH RC n Es


BAPTIST.
ling Baptist Church, south side Clay between
7,s Church, Market, between BiddlO and Third
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17

The practice Of presenting cane as a
testimonial of ability, originated in Asia.
The first person who received this kind of
testimonial was a gentleman named Adam
Adam's cane (Cain) turned out to be rath-
er poor stick. The first presentation
differed from those of the present day, in
not being got up by subscription.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

MONT FAIL TO READ TIL Z
IL WRECKER's sEAooNj T.5x OF IHE MID So.sT III
Inv sxIyANUS CoRR r "a the LEp6Ek i0S neHt "eeA-NA
~ r,aay AZ DAYLIGHT THIS MORNING.
nEI.PER'S IMPENDING CRISIS.
LIVE BOOK.
oaA COPIES HAVE BEkN BOLD.
Now 1. the time
~.st 49, Xy.,t t,,t 4. ereailug 90 mach exsitennent
IN CONGRESS.
Ixrre Isno vol, 47o pages. Cloth Puee 81
0,.svo editen Paper Covers. 30 cents --
Fop g.tR ny BoOKkHLIEKS AND NEwt h9hsIs G'HAA"
r'A '~ " ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED
A., ~ ,ha.. works the eoautIy through Terms n'Sre
sisre copies tsnt any sdaiss. fA'S
AsefVss NJ. rs R.ssaa St, kSS-YsTk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
ChFtstunas and New-Xear's Presenfs'
THIRTY YEARS IN ONE PLACE.
LUCIUs HART

LUCIUs HART,
rse sssoTtmsnt sf richly sILvER-PLATbD WA6H 65rs
UBEFCL aLd BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY and bhiDAb oiF -
RETAILING It WHOLESALE PRICES. -.
Ces and Tea UEns nom - sls Csstors rom. - 70 Sis
faa Sets 81 80 Cale Baskets - 70
ea,sars.. SITE 80 Pohers ....' ,to = 70
AsS Cbidfens Cups Ia great variety Forks and spoons
EsteSTete Sets- Batter Dshes-Brvsklsst Csstors &c
ReffSfsVs sNofice.--FLYMOUTH CHURCH, Brooklyn,
he Rev henry WAkp bEECuER Pastor ~ tse
PFWS A. ais Church viii be orfed ir SALE - the hgaosi
kd3er or O0s y.sT, TUESDAY ENESiNG, Jan. eoa'-
seBsns ~ y seloss No PesPonsmeri on sSsean' 0 Ss
BtatbsI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

nON'T FAIL TO T. \ ~ II T.
sy y S.sdy ssayIsTi d.s dSss s = SoRSSG 10
NARNO OCHAN's SURGERY.
~ contributions
OPERATIVE SURGERY AND SURGICAL PATHOLOGY,
Of Surgery by IL Ss b. n Ssss ce.
in-Chief otbe etaie EmiTsnis Hospital etc
I. Gaze OF Ampu,ation Of the entire Lower Jaw.
Rem%h. on Ampu.aon Of the Lever s.s nv L,,au,e .f
the Femorsl Artery, with ea,es >,
Case n r,..c,,oD Of the Sh sniira ulDa
Rml, Neq'sss Nth t5Ies % sS.e; SS ssS s,ss.s
by EIsecOn Of the second Branch oil ih~ FINN ALI VI '
beyond the 0'Nsn'P P1nT Al iii"Now Rx.Dr.
I On Ccprepital Di locations OF the Hip Joint. -
Aus omes Obseyatlons COngent DislOessions Of The
On ,ie DsgnO.. Of COnssnal Di,locs,iOns Of the Hip
On Restoration OF the entire rPper Lip with saiss
,Isd On iS,cs Plate Paper Ccered ans Nsd The Lsfsy
prem prtsd sO reryfHs paper IN ssa' ana '
hses bPe -,.
spyiens WI be received for the aieh win be
Parts TO be Issued rapidly "a The ef"eu''"n
'' 'ns IIHDsAY 1 BLAkIsToH Publishers, PhiASeph.
"The articles are i9 aed by slseeni tn.
execution altogether superior and rsnee & ssAt eI
open !he pSessf ns SO n,s. ~. mos. vsuabe original
contribution he AT and science OF sSrsery hat na
rnSe by an American SuTgeon. DR. CARNOChA n sHJoyeh
fa, oppoTunie at the Eusant' Hospital Of which be
has now been Chief surgeon upward Of eight years. All h
ssity g 30 Sr.I % sonny md Europe We br.praE the
@Ori an sn.i1e .udyN A. LedcO- chursiea Review
''i For sae ,' BY H. BAILLERE Nc s1.dwsy
wooPR HI Ss eeRaIRsGET6S No. siS Bo.dssy; GEAvTT
IILEN, No s7s BrOadwsyi ROE LOCKWOOD Suns
No. All Broadway
nON'T FAIL TO READ TIL E
- edss ir in the LEDGER fOr wesswi
by fssSy Sas,Is At dssh.si y ffRIS MORNING.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
New pnblifatior~.

HOLIDAY GIFTS of PERMANENT VALUE.
HI ILUSTRATED HISTORY aud BIOuRAPh1. -
AN ILLUSTRATED FAMILY HISTORY OF FhE
UEITFD STATES. BY BKSso. j. LossIsG, author o. Tue
Field Boob the Reyou;ios" illustrated win o ne s en-
syinss Imperial syo, 672 70. Cloth 90 9O embossed roA
Losipss am with both pen and pencil gives 70 his eoot'
an often found In historca ntea
tnoedgea The illustrations designed to enhance the
utity s well beauty Of the book being not mere eo
ice but portraits aud sketches The ~oOd c@s
M copare favoraby with any executed IN ths country
upies gap hierstue by presenting u the conn
iv OH anaded the family circle
M information without being too dinose ioT the ooee
From the Hon W. 7. Fossenden, u . Senator oin
ctiop ofleAdng judcious and ss BOOK o.
eopveneut reference Il viii be found nsefui 10 s ces.
are cenuot add that the very attractive form ~
which the book presented 10 the Puohe mSe' o hso
iFroS the Hon p benjamin U. senstor from Louisiana
s parer print and style Of embellishments render st,ee
tv, Al brt sight and none who its Peras WI %
willing 10 abandon until they have reached It's closing oo'T
ton ofthe electoral campaign OF 1850, e.. A. rrs..s.
Won the Hen LYMAN Tumbu1, u. = Senator nom inpe.
beautiful volume, unsurpassed IN tyPosaPhy sno o
ng by An thiuf the knd have seem nor tne
teF OF the book less valuable than m execution ,. sean
The Publishers have many similar tsstlmohls '"AJ"Se
equally sompeient aud distinsui.hsd ~,,r,,.x,s
LIVES OF EMINENT AMERICANS,
pri.ine brief biographies Of than three hundred n-
es.rais by susOn j. Losing One vol svO 46 PIP OS0sA
Sh enT Oppoytuni,ies Of Mr. Lossins 10 collect material
na sonices give this book remark kshle freshness Aod
49, ~. be Portraits aud believed 70 give such rePrcseD~
% ri nj tneH here else De procored 10 30 com
psct a form. aud q moderate cost . ,uort
he Puhehers confidently commend nese Voines isI u0A-
80 MASON BROS Publishers
Ros. and Mercsrst., New York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

No,iee-The RED BALL ct the Central PsIh was raise
ss,sv noon Skaters will find the Of the Sixth Aveaa
Railroad at Vesey and Broadway the nearest route 70 'ns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

VyHE sABBATH-SCHOOL BELL, elegantly
bound IN Cloth OF Turkey Mcrocco edse fall g on
,s,s enc sf the be-, presents Children f'r Ne- %
Gin shat can found in the boob line for they wll .ns
thsu the year round and the yer vii always ee "
Pull,hed by HORACE WATERS, Agent No. ~ os0~d"9
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

nONiT FAIL TO RE 4 ID TIL r
~ WRECKER's BE ACON; ATAIE o. TIE Witp CoAsr
BY SiLyASrs CoBB r. II he LEDGER ners week-~ui
b. readS at d, Lsht HIS MORNING.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

Central Park Skate Emportnm.-skAIEe
SKATES! SKATES for Ladies aud gentlemen, duis ane
Rcvs English German Oxford Club, Prince Aoeri
scotch Tee Rocker Half Rocker shanghae Rocker uta re
cha Double Runner Patent Reversible ks fmaoeipisA Ose
0 CONovRR & WALKER, No 20s Broadway.
TOOL CHESTS Of all sizes for Boys and Amateurs Of Gun
-, 6tfiug nm A usSful present
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

n
wnl be Issued about Christmas. and vm contains
fbs usual ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS saS CALs
ENDARS.
Legislative, and judicial -
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF TIE rdroRrANf
lCTs OF THE xxXvh CONGRESS-. .s Ia Second sessisa.
uso history Of some inposna bills whsah were haESd
kus fsie3 10 Become laws
A BRIEg SKETCH Of The las WAR IN ITALY
RETURNS OF ELECTIONS IN all the sssses hssdins 0sss
@ Elections during year isc carefully complied expressly
for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, and compared with tornss
elections for copveri>pt reference
A LIST or ST r'TES-CectSs Governors Times q Hold
srx General Elections aud Legislative Seessns &c
THE POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT, b. s--& I'D
e years ls4a s and 1885, and oshes interesting pooS sss
istics.
Price posass prspa single copies - cents. hrsrs cont
H eopie> 81; 100 copies, sS
II .eut By EapSess, 81 per eloo; Is copies tor 81
Orders accompanied ~ith 0s oa.h, respe"a-y sonoSee
ASAye.s HORACE GREELEY Co,
Tribune Baisinzs Nsw.Hess
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

DON,T FAIL TO READ TIL E
IL WRFCKERs BEACON; A TALE oV rHK Wild CoAsI
bv sYLyaSr. CoEB IT, ia thr LEDGER for next weskwh
be ready At day bght This MORNING..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

"a Wicked and Perverse Generation iookefh
for sign (Which, being interpreted means those beau
tfsl SHOW CARDS, MAMMOTH POSTERS, and elegant
SIGNS and DESIGNS Of every iEe and pattern got up WIN 80
,nnsb taste ky the EUREKA SHOW CARD Ce, Ne DO
broadway, opposite the 81. Nicholas =, -.
Rare soa biAton the hg style OF Art and ue o~e'
kind Of price. JOHN 5. SHARP, principal artist
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

Christmas Treat.
JOHN q. SANE, ESQ.,,
VIM deliver his new POETICAL LECTURE entitled
YANKEE LAND"
Al the COOPER INSTITUTE.
On MONDAY EVENING Dec. "a
Tickets. 7se. Reserved Seats SOC.
SSnday-ScbOol ABniversary.-The sunday-seboO at
tached 20 the Mt1 BODlsT PROTESTANT CIUR n In
Attorney s, between Delaney and Rvngtonss will hold
thor Iweniythird Annyersry MONDAY EYENIN0,
Dec. 26 Doors opened commence a
Abundance Is cents Chidren u cents.
Court Of Death.
The lsTge and beautiful
EHGRAvINGs Of this ORIGINAL PAINTING,
REMBRANDT PEALE
ready sor delivery
Ioe0O COPIES
DOLLAR EACH!
SIR 23 BY 81 INCHES.
The regular price for such Enavngs s &5 but with The
plan Of selling LOO coo, these offered for 81.
lr Iese cehes that it and admirable copy
eftbe Original Painting"
II forms abeautifl
CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Frames fer sale at wholessls prices
Pubhshedby
q. Q. COTTON,
No. 81 PARK n New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

Fire Deparnent.-The Committee appointed BY the
Board Of and ForeeD of the Newfork fire Depart
settle business with the lat ennia parade
respectfully request all Paties having unpaid bills to present
them eber Of the undersigned, or before jan y S1
JOHN BUCK, Pier No. n X.
THOMAS LEAVY, Nos lOl aud LOG East 3ith-st-
EMILE MALHFRBE, No. s27 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

hONT FAIL TO READ TIL T.
~ VBECKER's BEACON; A TaLE OF TIE WILD CO,sT; ;
- srIy.sts OBJ u in the LEDGER Tor Wee.-ri1
bs ready = daylight iTfIS MORNING.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

THE NEW-YORK LEDGER will be ready and
for ..e all the News ohces At Daylight THIS taoS'
DAY. MORNING.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

NOiice.The Annual Festival Of the Wilson Industrial
School Girls" will held the building occupied by the
School, No. 37 Avenue A. between 9Th and Iotb-sts on
thursday Dec 2 The exercises which will consist Of
citations singing by the children and addresses by several
hieDds the school, wiz commence at II NJ The patrons
risnds Of he Institution and al who kndy contf0uted 10
the fair recently held for the benefit Of the SCHOOL cordially
invited 10 be pfessnt Mrs. OHAS. ABERNErHY,
First DTectTess.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

r1,HE NETWORK LEDGER viii be ready and
Il for sale all the New. Offices at Daylight THIS lhOS'
DAY. MORNING.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

V'HE NEW-YORK LEDGER viii be ready and
for .s- al the News Offices at Daylight THIS taoS-
DAY. MORNING.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-28
Jhe Name Sunrnal,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING AT
W DOLLARS FER ANNuM,
II RAILROAD.

The cars are now only thirteen
miles from Fayetteville. On Thurs
day, the 9Th day Of May, we are au'
thorizod TO state, there vii! be u mum
Der Of cars at the running point near
est this way, for the purpose OF giving
the stockholders, their wives, and
daughters Il free ride to Dechcrd aud
back. On that day, i, will be rcmcm-
bcrod, a meeting Of the Stockholders is
10 be held ut Winchester. for the pur-
pose Of clccting fifteen Directors for
The ensuing year. OF course, there
will be Il lively crowd behind the Iron
Horse.
The work Of construction goes
ahead without in'rrnisSiOn. We I'M.
dcrstand that the graders have drclar,
ed that the track layers shall not
overLakc them. II this promise holds
good, and no unloward event taxes
place, the speed with which the Road
is now being completed
of mile n dny-wiII bring the cars
10 Fayetteville by the middle Of June
But allowing for some disappojnt.
mcntS, it would seem to be safe to
calculate ontheir arriving here IN time
for a Jubilee on the fourth Of JGly,
when our ncighbors in Franklin and
elsewhere, will be expected TO partahc
Of Lincoln hospitality. Speed the
day - yctcyiW Ob&crCcr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-28

The Undersigned would respectfully Inform
he Public, that he has just opened an cXtcn-
five stock Of superior Furniture, MatlraS. es.
Sc, IN the spacious wareroom IN (No. ~
Fogg'' Building, On College street, three
doors North Of A. llaml.ton's warehouse. 1t
is my intention 10 keep constantly on hfnd
the best Furniture OF Home and E>tcrn man
utac,ure, which | can afford 10 sell US Cheap
Ms any oIher IN tho market. | have engaged
the services ofihe most competent workmen,
and am prepared 10 compete with the best
manufactures in the West. All orders en-
trusted to mc will BE- executed saiislaciOral.
" and with prompiness. Especial attention
will be paid to repairing all kinds OF Fnrni-
turc, aud satisfaction warranted IN all cases.
All desiring bargains in Furniture aud Up
holstry, will find it to their advantage 10 give
me a call BEFORE purchasing elsewhere.
First Furniture Store on College street
North Of broad. w. FAY.
Feby Nth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-28
FROM All rNGLlsn rrHLrArIUN

NV" Nv IHN''ll'l VIVA
DO not use 0roc9ijon Tor rOc0ti0H;
the latter signifies occupation, cm.
pIoymcnt, business; The former what,
ever withdraWs or diYcrtS Us from
that business.
1t was impossible not to sUypcctthc
ucraciiy Of this story; it should be,
truth Of this story; rcr0cHy is appIica.
bic ~ persons only.
hui rather walk, mOuM rather
walk; hml denotes past POSSESSION, moi
will or desire.
! doubt not bW | shall be able; il
should be-, doubt not Tint | Shall b,
able.
He was too young to hare Gh hi,
loss. it should be-, to feel his loss,
| seldom N ever see him now; it
should be, ! seldom or Hc'ci, or seldom
UcDcr see him now.
DO not say, rather ch1/ish, ,"ihrl'
selfish, as the termination Mh and the
word rather have the same meaning;
snch expressions, though very com
mon aic tautoIopicai.
| expected to horc Ionni him; it
should be, Respected to find him.
| intended 10 hare u'&itcd him; it
should be-, intended to vtaN him.
rode in a one horse Sh0V; il
ought to be, onc.horsc chase; there is
no such word rs h0y.
lie can write better then mr., say,
Than l.
when two things are compared, we
must say, the Iirr Of the two, not the
chIrSi, the Hirhcr Of the two, not the
richest; Ny brother is taller than I,not
the fullest.
Though mho is applied to persons,
and Uhich to inauiInatc things, yet to
distinguish II Of two OF more persons
mhich must be used; JIhIh is the
happy man! not, who. IIhich Of these
ladies!
The observation Of the Sabbath l., a
duty, i. should be-, the obscrcuncc Of
the Sabbath; Ojscyruii0n means re
marking or noticing; observance keep
ing or obrying.
A child Of four years old; it should
be II child four years old, or aged four
years.
The negligence Of this leaves us TX
posed; it ought to be-, the ncgirci o!
this, &ci negligence implies habit; neg
hct expresses an act.
No man had cycr less friends; it
should be, JcUer; less refers TO quaint
~.
BE that it as it wih; it should be-, be
that aS ii m0y.
The abOrc discourse; it should, be-.
the precceding DISCOURSE.
The Mcn ministry; it should BE-, tl,c
ministry Of that time.
AN orer the country; it should be;
Occr all the country.
Provisions were ptcniy say phcn'i.
tdL.
lProposc, 10 visit them, it should be. |
purpose to visit them.
leave town in the latter end OF Ju.
": omit the word latter.
| should have very much liked to
haue seen him; it should be, TO see him.
lie plunged down into the water;
omit the word d0nn.
We must do this last of Gh, omit oC
all.
Where is III says | to him; it should
be, saul to him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-28
OF ri Bb'kN
muggj, T. 81.

VfsJg, EGg1s'.
ve,.npg ,ybv mi. 7s,,rSir,n j. ErDi-
,,r,..,}Sy sr.,,s;yy.,., ny.Y .Q7 s,as,p,..
ra,.,".,, :. ,l, ,,,,. e,,.,u 1l,,.,f,o
3. ~ - ~
~ t'. ".,''' ,I.' '',.,J'' rr '''.'' T'.,u ~"
'"'""' ''''' INV ','"''' VI '"''''''' ''' gun
.;,,.r, ,.r r.,,, g.,
- .'''f'1 "'' We. ''"''' ~
ii - L '.. pI,'.' .o.u, ..L;,, ,,li ,,, ,;o
, , ."'".' d .','t "'','' ""' "0' ''P'
''9"H' every '.'',' '.,'.'i Is cut
: a"'," ,.'. ,, '.., 'i"l' ..,,.. ,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-28

HEALTH AND MoNEY.--Thcrc is this
difference between those two tempo
raj blessings, bcaI'h and money; mo
ncy is the most cnyicd, bat tie least
enjoyed; health is the most enjoyed,
but the least cnyied; aud his superb.
GRITTY olthc latter is still more obvious,
when we reflect that the poorest man
would not part with health Tor money,
but that the richest would gladly part
with all their money for health,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-28

~ yoH marry" said Il Roman con-
sui TO his son, "let it be to n woman
who has judgment, and industry
enough to cook u meal for You, taste
enough TO dress neatly, pride enough
TO wash before breakfast. aud sense
enough to hold her tongue"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-28
ElpSVGS3 &SSDGAAEEDN.
PHILADELPHIA.
4 hnuryJrrt institution, csltl..uni by special en-.
duwmrrt nI the r,,ri ul the sIch lul dis.
uc..ti, ,WluluA with N,ttuuli aud
- -L--.L- LL.n-.L-.

The Howard la.u.ltion, in view OF the aw@l les
tu,.uu ultur1u Itr, caused by. s'AH'l d'fra.,s, aU'
t.. receptions !~IJt'Ir,i upon the uiIu'l'I#'r li..m Of
,u,l I.r.. r. Iy yuI..s, 'ryct'I yrItH ago tTr'i!l lIrl
Jnn.uIfiu. Surer,r, asa CHARITABLE AIT Nu,li1 ut
tlrir lsUIr O." open q psfctsaly tot tic iir''mrrt oitIls
tllr. at ,.stls', iu on tlvlI forms, ari iu iiNr N,t1ta.
advice GRATIS, Iual VIM aTlly hy letter, with AIDE.
,illruu OF DETERIORATION, tt"r. occupation, ha'HH ui I"
Nt.1ai he cases at extreme poverty, To FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE o. CuAEuE. ltis needless too,i
ulal the Assn,Jttuu ,uuluauirt the highest M'dicoI Nil
Of iu, age, and "ll MrIIsh the most approved modem
Treatment
H.. Directors, ON review Of The past, feel assured
ilri tLriI lahuIn WjnIsa ,lrtrui benevolent cl"u, have
teen ~ girst benefit TO The AFFLICTED, ctlccAily u" iHh
,ruug, alI Ties have resolved 10 devote lhnhl ewes.
with renewed zeal, 10 th.s very important bht much dos
pissed Uturc.
t.st published by The Nssu,iliiun, a Report on Srcrmo.
torrbrI, ur SrGiilal Weakness, the Wee 0i on'nt9m,
LIlstutL 4iinuo SrlElhns,, dWl uihcr Diseases 0l the
SrgrtIUlt,n, 10y tAr Consulting surgeon, whiyhwhI lie
sent Iv rall, lu a sealed letter cnNclolc') FNEE or
CHAIGE, un receipt Ut TNO STAMPS Tor IOstarc.-
ulLrf Reports ltd Tu'ts onthc rature and Treatment oi
Sexual J,sasr-, diet, sc, are constantly TENS puLlrlr.l
CIi ptstriiuus Jisttihaiiuu and viii be sent To thra0li'i"d,
suufr ut tue new remedies HIl UCihuds "I treatment
ii.,pyr.cI dufus The last year, ate oi sirAt value
Adde'S, it KppUlt Or Treatment, w. ) NhliLlN
iOUGHTtN, A,ir- surgeon, ilUWuid AssOohlidn, NJ.
. south Smith street, Philadelphia, II.
ly uitrt OF the Directors.
Fka u iIEARIWELL, President.
Csc. fAICuIID d, SerIetdn.