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8 $50 PUBLIC SALE or NEW AND HIGH
2H2S5&. ly finished CARRIAGES ana - ,I tILIH-
HORSES to be sold at Mr. George Shepnaro t orthern
cite street. on TIL RSDAY MORNING, August i ay
mcncing at 10 o'clock, viz: 7N9' iIl' com
ship "OIhman-
No. 2 is very handsome TWOsEAT PHAEToN
No 3, is one do.
No. A. is one do
No. s. is one, ONESEAT very lfghtdo.
70 o. Is one I'd hand trotting BUGGY WAGON.
'tH ALSO
~ ONE LARGE B0BTAIL HORSE, years old,
good family Horse '
ONE S0RREL HORSE, years old
ONE SMALL BAY MARE yery superior under saddle
years old. ~'' Ni ' -''N'
3.l5. " ''-''H ''''0 q '''' ~ ~
The above CARRIAGES and HORSES can be seen at the
l Quntaln Stables, Mr.. GEORGE SHEPPARD, on WE'D
1919 Ne previous and THURSDAY, day Of sale Sale
Pefemptory. Terms cash in city funds
,. CANNON Il MATTHEWS,
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BY GIBSON d co

DIED OF prr 5s 555{ ! a. $H5F SIDE OF
by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court for BaItnn
city, ne Undersigned Trustee, will sell at public auction NJ
tle oaesroom Of the Merchants Exchange, No 10 South
O'Clock, p M: " "'S u august at
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND THE IMPROVE.
MENTS THEREON, the west side Of Scott sfract at no
lance OF 2S feet soqthwardy from the south side Of ST.
Peter street ormery Penn street having front ON Scott
street Of Il feet inches with depth about 80 feet to
of 1873 70. ~ - 'e 'i-'''a' l'i''
AN, AND 0 Also ALL THAT ADJOINING LOT AND THE
lMPROF EMENTS THEREON, the west side of Scott
street at the distance of 22l feet inches sOuthward from
te south side of St Peters street having front on Scot,
street OF i3eet inches with depth about feet to
of 1913 20. " 0 '''' ieNt
Terms Of cash. one fourth in 60 DAVIS one
fourth in 90 days oneourth in months; tile credit pay
ments to carry interest from the day sale and 10 he g.
cured by notes with an approved endc H'er.
80. GEO. NJ. GILL, Trustee
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Y0usts, It,, f0r SaIf an0 8frf.

ENOR RENT OR LEASE.-The magnificent
PARK Of Is acres, at Brooklyn city, near the landing
o. new bridge This highly attractive place was recently
ad Out IN Promenades and Walks graded and graYeied
ana enclosed with substantial pang fence and now pre-
tents features OF interest not eqaled by any public place
near baltimore It's extent, shade and scenery, elevation
ana It's Grand views of the city, the surrounding country the
ana Tatr make unquestonaby the attractive spot
Io estyals Pcncs Excursions of the largest numbers
as ordlng quiet retreat to the citizen his family
anu ouers rare inducements to any of means and "a
pacity to conduct place of this kind ~ w
FOR particulars inquire of G. H. SPILCKFP
al do.ooo. ~ 800 Treasurer Brooklyn Co
AZ a3teo3t No 1876 baltimore street above Clipper office
We COTTAGE" near the main building
Ma OF t sh Glades Hotel Oakland All ggny couDy
wants poom &e9vG Baltimore with FIVE rooms and ser
anu suitable Tor one large two small families will he va
one 0 messGay August 3d. and will be let for the bal
- - aI3t
OFFICE FOR RENT ON LIGHT STREET
suitable for Tobacco or Grain Commission Werc6on s
other light business The rent is 500 per annum Ut
JSl4t BURNS x SLOAN
nor RENT OR LEASE.-That desirable
Il STORE, No. Il BALTIMORE STREET, between South
and Gay streets. Apply to AD0LPHUS SCHAEFER,
IzI-ot No. 50 South street
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BY WNI. HAMILTON

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
E@jii LEASEH0LD PROPERTY will, by virtue Of
decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore city sell by
pnhhc auction on the premises, on SATURDAY, August
18th, 1889 at O'Clock p NJ: "
ina NIX ItAF LOT or GROUND situate in said city, on
he northeast corner Of Franklin AMI Chatsworth sire t.
having front the former ls1 feet and derth on tie
payable half yearly. 20 ~S''
imPr3yed by awelhuit and handsome brick DWELLING
fast-room and kitchen on the first floor
The terms Of sale areOnchalf cash, and the balance in
SIX months, with interest.
i232awGds WW H4MiiTjlT 4urt,r
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.o T. PARKIN SCOTT, Trustee
J2S2aW&dS RS s. II. COVER Aurtioucer.

TRUSTEE5S SALE OF FEE-STIPLE PRO
4 rERTY ON RUSSELL, WEST, RIDGEI,Y and CROSS
STREETS, within the city of Baltimore
by virtue OF decree of the Superior Court Baltimore
CITY, dated the 18th day Of july 1881 the subscriber as
o VIII 9er at public sale at the New Exchange
ia the 18th day OF August, 1852 o o'clock, P NJ:
ALI. THAT SOU ARE OF GROUND in the city of Ba,ti.
more, bounded by RUSSELL West Rid-ev and Cross stcts
The property is in fee and unimproyed '
me terms of sale as prescribed 10y the Decree arOne-
trd OF the purchase to he paid in cash onetbrd in
X and one-third in twelve months from the day Of sale
me credit payments to bear interest the dav Of sale
and TO be secured by the bonds purchaser
Win surety or surees to be approved by the Trustee
Trustee. ~ " ~ wiz ~ P"i" " NiI
j2l-eods RICHARD IFNDFOv Tr,,stsa
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Gu-partnersbip HOtitts.

uNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST-
inc between the undersigned, under the firm of Georpc
W Brown Sons, has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent JAMES NJ BROWN,
GERAHTY
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St0tks. GXtbanQf. 1T.

Sl0fks, G8fgallgt, ut.
JTNION BANK STOCK WANTED BY
- SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
J2S-u Basement Chesapeake Bank
ERANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
Il SAMUEL HARRIS, ira
J2S-f Basement Chesapeake Bank
FRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
jl5-tf No. North street. (Franklin BuiidingD
ENXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
- LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
Ill-tf IS Buchanans wharf.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
ll-4 pos Baltimore street.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
sale coNPANfS BOMBS endorsed and gPg2fHGrSsd % for
4 COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
- SIAH LEE co. i2tf
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
jLH PURvIs 4 co.
EXCHANGE on LONDON WANTED BY
lift RIP y No o. P s Bnc SdnahST Wharf
ITO L0AN.-S2O, 600 on approved Stock Col
4 lateras Apply to P. H. SULLIVAN.
lezlu q Second street.
6lITY STOCK OF 1875 wanted by
ie2ir No q second s,tcin Street
T IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
1any prime Business Paper or Stocks left with for
ie2ttf No South Street
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
- PHILIP COVER & co,
lel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER & co,
lelu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- ny PHILIP COVER Il co,
Iel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
0LD SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER co,
FXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
motf No rs 4 sm nh51 Wharf SR Rp Stairs.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA lst and I'd
R aSsase Bonds for sale by ISRAEL SG0 oh Street
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
az aas SG4ts' by kN9 Exs \ G9; Place
baltimore FIRE INSURANCE; FIRE
ap @Sa insurance STOCKS wanted 'S ISRAEL COHEN.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
5p STOCK for by No. %aRT sed 4E wv Stairs
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
sa Sqqtea No E NAET lS.l IE w :,r.
NORTHERN STOCKS.-ALL STOCKS AND
IN Public Securities in New York, Philadelphia and Bos
ton bought and sold a single commission BY
apl8Q No. South street, up stairs.
$l0 OOOrv JS @SAS p sSh sS or Or
IaIerds Dy MAKIIN LEWIS,
apis No. 6 South street, up stairs.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JNO S. Cuttings 4 co,
apliu No. 90 South street.
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
~ apl4tf JN0. s. GITTIN GS & co.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
~ points Of the Union by
apllN JNO S. Cuttings co.
7 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
L apl4f JNO. S. Cuttings & co.
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
~ San Francisco, CAL and on P. C. BOMBALIER & Co
Havana iIRsuins to suit, for sale by
To- PENDERGAST BROS,
aplou Il Smiths wharf, stairs.
STERLING EXCHANGE
~ For sale by KNOX co,
aulSU t1rOcer's Exchange.
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gunb&r

7 UMBER, SHINGLES,
- HEMLoCE RAILS ETC
10000 No HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
1900 feet Il and 81 Hemlock FENCING.
large lot OF Oak and Ash Timber for WheelWr lights and
others Also every variety Building Material all Of which
We Offer at l. west market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & Co,
ap7G adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
u IrNrnEn 1.nr rrr11r,1-r ,r-r,rL.rrr,-,
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BY sAMUEA II. GOVEE,

f::A TRUSTEES SALE.
I By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Bait
VII e more county IN equity, the undersigned, trustee,
WI 9uer at public sale at the premises on TUESDAY, The
lotti gay r 81 august, 1852 at 5 O'clock p Nj
nontIolIA I LOT OF GROUND IN FEE SIMPLE at the
n c c1Iher OF lons and Schroeder streets in Balti-
feet having front of &c feet ollins street aud 1873
Ieet nces on Schroeder street, to Poyd street TN in,
R IG consist of THREESTORY BRICK DWFtJ
az tG orLheast corner Of IIons and Schroeder strefs
lge 1 IhTge story Brick BUILDING on ons street
Schroeder street. 'iSN 0l4'bI4h on
This property is now under mortgage for @ ooo which
viii not be due until lst October 1851 with interest from ~
LIST of July last payable quarterly, and it will be sold sb
Ject to i'd mortgage, giving the purchaser the benefit Of
said credit. ~ ''si' VI
Terms-Oneh cash balauce in six and twe re months
with interest and security
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" int and
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Id II nj " V A II.
II ] HENRY GREENWAY CO., have removed to No,
81 SMITHS WHARF, near Pratt street, J%H
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MH,Ut IIGOC1EE . oALE.-Dy virtue OF a de-
i cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the IN
-4s derSgned, Trustee, will offer at public sale at the
o'clock P. ": 80 77'' -''' ''
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore city, at the
northwest corner Of Bank and Bond Streets having front
on Bond street OF feet inches with depth on Bank
VI feet inches This lot is considerably in the rear
man IN the front and is improved by large three-story
bhiCh BulLllNt Its subject annual ground rent
Oh 30 payable in equal nsallmens the 9Th January
and July N every year See mortgage from Moses Fs
No. l52, folio 1877, &c. "
Terms-nethird cash, and the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest and security
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

rhe SIOVeh0Ider's Convention n FnlAure'
A Baltimoyean,s Disappointment Of
The Dezegates- Baltimore not Southern
correspondence of the N. z POst.l
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1859.
,rlo maintain has been in severe labor, and
tba monse that has been brought forth is small
;n6eod we have had here within the last Day
~ tsvo nm uninvited party Of gentlemen from
the counties of this state, calling themselves
"The Shareholders Convention rms aHaiE
,r,s started on the eastern shore OF Maryland,
~ -or, mt of the circumstances of mob that
t,rred and fcathered an inOttenSlVe citlHen OF
Kent county, charged with being an abolition
lei u This body of men invited themselves TO
come 10 Baltimore, where they have no syInPa
thizers except n certain Beale H. fElchuI ueo''
o5itor of nm obscure Democratic newspaper
- ~, r,o,,Ioyee of the Custom House. Ihey
were headed by an old ex Judge, who perhaps
din not know any better, aud backed up by our
EASTERN shore senator, who soon found out ne
WIS making a fool of himself, and so backed
down. The people here gave them tne resuInF
cold shoulder, aud this morning they have gen
eroIlv dcnarted for their homes, Qo enjoy the
blessings of slavery and look alter their corn
and niogers) \ ashamed of themselves and OF each
/ other ~ .Lo,, +ooL
her for" and if they are spared, they WI never
come here any more; indeed some oil .,'e'n .A e
The length of threatening TO "starve out TINS
obolitio5 CITY," and will, hereafter, if all will
only Zine" send their rodn1s sdS for v sas to tSeS
have already a project on foot to cStaolsn u
c tnyv and market in one of the many eligible bic
P 6st~ ss9 THIS e"a a 9s % to aRe 81 as
~, o' i'"w,. done: no we amt; Baltimore has
cheated US long enough and now Gsnted abo us,
never was seen set OF more pitiable, crest fallen
donL.vs Than these same slaveholding country
who came ht9e ,s under Sr the %pFf5
the country, found themselves contemplate,
Cthey ought to have known that before,) and SO
disappeared to be seen no more.
send you copy of the last days proceed tSo,
every poor man in the state fought to have one
niger AS there are not niggers enough 5nn 10
have to be given Immediately to more extensive
breeding and importing: This, you know now.
would add to the wealth Of the State, aud won I
be decided step forward in thsage ofProgress
JEFFERSON.
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rRrnm the OHIO states,nan.l

An EYE TO TmE MAIN CuANcE.-The Oberlin
gentlemen who are now in prison in Cleveland,
o., and who styled themselves Sebastian rel
ons, and desire to impress the people with the
belief that they are suffering persecution al
government for their sympathy with Christs
poor have an eye on the main chance, and
feel disposed to turn an honest penny out of the
affair. at the Cleveland meeting they appoil!n!--
trdney Tor them in Michigan and Illinois, and
no doubt in all the free States. The folks on
the Western Reserve a'c sharp and can turn
penny ut any thing they go al; and VIC would
not be surprised If this Oberin matter be made
by them the best pccuniary speculation they
ever embarked in. We'll done Oberlin. Bleed
while the excitement is up
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Tue way they pre.empt land in Kansas, has
astonished correspondent of the New York
Tribune He says:
TO obtain presumption, the squatter must
swear that he actually resides on the quarter
section he applies for, has built habtatiou,
the land for his own use and that Of his family
heard of one case in which u squatter carried
martin box on to a quarter section, and, on
the strength of that martin box, sworc lie had
a house there eighteen by twenty'-he left the
officer to presume the feet. So it is all over;
the wretched little slab sEnuty which has suffi-
ced to swear by on one claim is now moved
off and serves to swear by on another when the
hrst swearing is done. am confident there is
not, at this hour, any kind of house or other
sign of Improvement on one. fourth of the quar-
ter sections throughout Kansas which have been
secured by presumption.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

ITuNBoLDT on AMERICAN PoLrrrcs.-An Anne
rican gentleman who visited Humboldt in Sep
tembcr last, reports him as saying in speaking
Of American affairs: 81 am half American
that is, my aspirations and desires are all with
you; but don't like the present position of your
politics. The influence of Slavery is increasing
fear" This was just after the reception Of the
news Of the fall elections; and said that the case
was better now, the advocates OF free soil had
carried everything at our last State elections,
and that now the tables wonld be turned
''Ah," said he, shaking his hend, ''you hare
done Tie same thing t,cice akreudN."
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sP EoIAL NOTICES.
II Continue. 20 c-rs when everything else


r1rororrovs LUDLOW p o.. Miami Co., o., Nov ~ 81
NrssRs A. L. soovlLL Co. GsRaeHeR-sOme four ears
ago. received Lever Strain, from over-lftns' vh'ea
ettled In my side and brought great irritation oil my
Iunrs and yitalS caused much pain, and almost con-
slant couRhtnE had several years been subject TO
Find OF PLEuRIsE or PAIN my side, which made livery
weak When received strain side began TO SWe'
and finally it got 20 bad the Doctors had to open IT.
An ESoRMous QuGxTrrY discharged rom H.
and It continued to discharge for about three gears
had by this tried everything had any commences
in and had 6Octore' t,Rt had apeSt $1,000; OHI ted"
gettfno RAPIDLY trorse! finally read about your
BALsAn and concluded try It. Thought two bottles
YOUR AoExr here orr sserfoOs and by the time had used
them up found gaining. continued to use the 1L
SAM and in TWO MONTHS, ATT1D TO NJ hUsi
MSS; and am ROLO better than Ih6'e Dee" JOF
Rneen yedrs! am able labor lard every day lhaVe
made this the benefit Of those who may DC
suffering as have have done.
To give you desperate state of my case
would state before got your BALsAN my DIS
ease had large in my back ana my
finger nails had all on All neighbours can TESTIFY
to the above statement as all knew of my case.
| yo,,. ,r,,,v SAMUEL CARRELL.
| rsE-na Halls BALsAM-warranted to break up the
most distressing cough few hours the money viii be
cheerfuliy refunded. For sale by
T.HLoGAN CO., Wheeling, Va
iez-9w A. @. GOOD CO., IS s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

TnE GREAT Men OF NINETY YEARS AGO.
There were giants in the earth in those days.
is form Of expression that often comes to mind
IN thinking of the great men born just ninety
years ago, this very year. Two of the greatest
generals of the world the foremost soldiers of
modern times, Wellington and Napoleon, were
born that year. Two Of the greateSt writer's in
Scott, and two Of the greatest political orators
of the very highest kind, Canning and Mackim-
tosh. But in the midst of them all stood Alex.
andcr Won Humboldt as man head and shout.
ders taller than any OF them except perhaps
Napoleon.
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A Fish story.
Uo,o the Han thut trieI to cheat the Wheeling
PaDers ant into .JuH
[From the New York Sunday Finnes-I

rFrom the New York Sunday Tinnes-I
The lovely, lively, chubby Princess
Piccolomini sailed lncrrily away, possibly sing.
ing that sweet "farew ell" to the lively AR oil
BATH BATH" Whereupon Mr., Clnpp, Of the
Everett House, very unkindly clapPed Mr..
Fish, judiciary agent Of Lumley, the London
impreSsario, into limbo dark, as collateral Sc
cnrty for the hotel bill of the princess ct SUITE
There has been good deal of GOSSIP, talked and
written on the subject. We have, however,
little private information on the state OF circum-
stonces in this semi operate, sem'-m'ne-
the-Garter imbroglio from source which the
rest of the world have had access to. PIccoIo-
mini is under articles to Lumley Tor nearly ~, 2
10 pay her her salary in the month Of Ma May
II her. Her hotel BILL amounting to $l,26o, he
also refused to pay, and did the same with re-
to the of herself and Sne amount p."nId
,,.S,, ;,a.aA.,.sa.t I1uTTl-
! ley by which he hoped to force her into break
ing her engagement with him, and so relieve
him from his Indebtedness to her. This the
plucky little lady determined to thwart, and for
that purpose has gone to England. This is the
Piccolomini side of the story.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

i FRENcH SoLDrERs.-S of the army pay,
it is not amisS TO mention that the allowance for
the keep of French soldier is six sous for two
meals day. Some of our friends in England
seem to think that these gallant fellows are fed
on pate de .toie arus, or, at any rate, that the
harrack cooking is quite artistic and delicious.
Now the fact is simply this-French soldiers
in garrison have, every day of their lives, two
call meat, and perhaps a few bits of onion or
vegetable by way OF giving flavor; besides
this, each man has l ] lbs of coarse bread, moth
ing more. When on service they have little
wine; but otherwise, cxcepto on grand occasions,
such as reviews, they have none. nor any spirits,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

WE find the following in the NJ 7. Post. 1t
is evidently from the pen of the poet editor,
Bryant:
There is something !mPressivoly sublime in
workiap in the stiffness of night, and in few
hours nSoiseiessly undoing the long and busy
labor of the tIlers Of the soil Like the . angel
If Eevnt an lev presence passes over the fields
all Bursting with the treasures of growing
vegetation, and the first born of the earIh1the
budding the riponi9g frui. ofspring time
shrivels away and dies. No human power can
oppose the progress of the destroying angel
nor is there any bloody sign upon the door posi-
that foreteIls his coming. And yet the teaTIn,
yisitant is sometimes foiled by agencies that
man would never think of. In some places wind
sweeps over the fields and the frost dares not
come within the power of its breath , f In an
river. and spreading inland for miles, covering
the precious grain as with a tent of cloud, ane
sheltering it from the biting cold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

"A DuTrFuL wrFE.-Ihe Augusta (Ga.) Dis
pntch has the following:
owe were informed that a man living in the
lower part of this country came to his death a
few days ago under the most horrible circum-
stances. lie Wigs intoxicated, and told his wife
he intended TO kill himself She seconded the
proposition and aided him in getting rope
around his neck. She then knocked the chair
from under him, and lie fell breaking his neckl
His wife immediately ran away, and had not
been apprehended''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

TuE Louisville Democrat reads the Louisville
Courier out of the Democratic party. The
Louisville Courier reads the Louisville Demo
erat out Of the party. The public generally
think that their readings are better than their
writings. Both are of the same party.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

How many times day can human being
imbibe the viIest kind of ardent spirits and
vet live! 1t was proved, in a recent case before
one of the N. Y courts that the defendant reg
ularly swallowed, per diem, seventeen doses of
three cent "thnnder aud lightning" yet he per-
sisted in maintaining that he was no drunkar'',
and was able to manage his property. The
court, however, by it's decision, established his
mendacity as well as his incapacty. An ha-
bitual drunkard is insane, to all intents and
purposes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

We have now two maps of the seat of war,
sticking up in our Snnctum, and have received
several others which are not worth sticking up
Maps of the ''seat of war" are multiplying dali
ly, but there is this popularity about lhem that
it would puzzle Woodbridge or Morse to tell by
them where the late battle took place We have
plodded over several as patiently as my Uncle
Toby followed the Duke of Marlboro, but with
out his success
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a FRIEND reports Inc following rs an nctunl

a FRIEND reports the following as an actual
occurrence:
AN accident took place lately on one of our
railroads by the axle of the tender giving way
and obstructing the road for some honrs-a lady
inquired of II gentleman passenger the cause
of the delay; he gravely replied, Madam, it is
occasoned by what is often followed by danger
GUS attachment The lady looked serious aud
was silent Fn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-16

FANNY Fern says she hates clumsy people
Fanny is not genial, she would have more
sympathy for those unfortunate souls in uncouth
bodies She calls them "Great Unspankea!"
Why even Thackaray has a liking for clumsy
characters; Dickens could not get along without
them, and rs for Charles Lamb-he should have
written an essay about them.