davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29
Brandreth'S Pills.

N s- hno'rn hDectWhen Pain or lndnnlnao present
NE IN human body and ranlrr.hs Pills are used the, NJ
one sAc upon the hdmors wea of The pain or
nininnaiinn anu remove them from the body and they cnn
Hc because their lower nal, upon and these hmnrs
or impurities which are unhealthy (wau f) and plos pres-
cir IN part cause ihe pain aud burning heat in sore
ai cfnu enS, coughs, rhcumass pain In the side and
pruris which are al! cured by from of ihs
IlN whose power is ony cyrftcd remove inpur,s from
the b,ol The rightly directed III them and be cured
Nf nj NO ~ tan ST., " Y, and by all respectable deal.
in medicine. - I,rr A 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

- s. s@sSSs
-
zz5e.
-. ST $50 q -. +. - -. !.
$50 ) [lztsls s@gEShlel - <srr11 - We
-
6 q fha nexk House Of Repre-
- H&3xoe Hon. ImerDou 1theridge OF
: rmnnoonoo ssAAg 4 <9s
WIZ kas occurred tksss o. four times already in
tie Aisses of cnrvsss Win sssar again At il next
mss&lne>hak II no. = the poitiealpartiss repre-
ssaoe7 = - Ho6so Nh hare An absolute MAORI
" IL nnsabers. There win Be no less than Eve
different parties. TIN aRepablicans' will he the
stronesuk he Dsmseraas nszk and Tie Soatdern
Amssicaas NEXT De 20 oas Of those parties
en-. ~ IT, or strenktA slscsa Spsaksr.
hak I'm sAll y donsf Twice. Of late years.
when simiiar saaes q ahAirs exAsesd. the house
II Representatives 80 bssa driven d length TO
The adoption 81 he qaurality rule. a. the only
msens u escaps iron the dihcalty in which 't
was sntAAgisd. ngetha hss always gwen ais
saiislAeaisas he spsaksr himself Is cons'nssaly
oppsssssd WITH IL sraecs'on that he 10 elected by
minority sots-aad tho party In opposition Is too
sfSSfSo<F1 49,
for the legislasicn Of ths House, from the mere
barren circamstaaes that they have the Speaker
and presampsiss majority On many "cco"n's
the slsction Of Speaker BY the plurality rule is
ocjeeaooso'es s"s rsoss 70 never '"'s'
produce d'ssssaasesaon.
Mocn oessef WOMB % 70 adop' the P'an Pu'-
sued g ne ome wnen mr. hun'er' OF rms o,a'e'
O&DU&Du CN88xcf.
siooo oesWesn sne "o s.sa' parties. '' 'a'e'
h'mssh conservative. ne was wing, ou' nc
resassd % support either van baren or Harrison"
ne eeoapee ne ground OF 'ndependen' he"'ah'y
"hen neisnef On sne t"e paruee cou'o eject rep
rcsensatlse man. sney agreed 70 aeompromse'oy
WHOM MP. hansef' VINO was not obnoxious 10 e'"'
-er NE. wss elected TO the Char Of spea kor'-
An. NJ Aum'a''a'.0s" W. o'..'. We o'''''''
-, - - I 49,. - s.a -. 49,, tya,.. #
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !. 49,. - ~. .s,;..
~ : n. ss."s...c.,. 49,. .-....,..
= s 80 ...u- - .".u., =.
-. -,-sS,..- - -. IT.. III.
- ..:...s. -,
r--..,- :, -. go,
-, .p:- N -, r A.,
.o--.-,.,.- e.. IT.. -. = A.. No..
risr r- ~
~ r.....s-. - .,...a" -, s, :,
c.~- ..ss,...,. -. -,
- .s~.,'" log s'.. "i"'..
- :. .1s -" - ,.'.;.,..;a''
i.s r." = '". s ''
~ ," Ns.A .s " 'p'''"" "'" |
:. s :. 49, sSs,,;s".,.. ~ r;:."",
"' NV ~
v W: - - I"ss 81 .% ~ ~: "1' ~ "' MINI
y, sssa y. s 49, :" ,'. " 49, pr
900 - "-e''o.' $50 ~ WY .'A"" nv '"' "' Wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER OVER THE FALLS OF
NIAGARA-ilis BODY PICKED Up FIFTEEN MILES BE
h'w.-Rev John A. MoClung. ra.torof the Pres
byteriau Church at Maysyie. Ky. was drowned
while bathing in the vicinity of Niagara falls, II
lew days ago.
1t is supposed that he walked from Tonawanda
to Schlos>er's landing. two miles above the Falls
Here he was seen late in the evening, by little
girl. To undress und go into the river. Next NOR.
ming his cloths were found where he had placed
them on the dock. hut no trace of his body was
discoverable The fact of his name being on n
white handkerchief served to identify the missing
man.
On the 10Th inst. four days after the disappear
ance of Dr. McClung from Schosser. body was
washed ashore at Youngstown. about fifteen miles
below the Falls. As the body was perfectly M.
led, there were no traces by which to iden-
tfy it, and it was therefore buried as stranger.
The deceased was man Of the highest orer of
genius. His father was celebrated jurist in the
early annals of Kentucky. and his mother was n
sister Of the celebrated Chief Justice Marshall
He was eloquent, profound, aud logical, but some
what eccentric in manner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

A depatation of his political friends. known as
the ashland Club" of Brooklyn waited upon
the Hon. JOHN MINOR Boris in New York few
days ago. and presented IN Address to him. Mr.
Bolts briefly and eloquently replied.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29
~ eW ColIlnlission House

WYE WV Commission House
w nave ths ia! associated ourselves tooehsr e. ~,
MSS pe vi conducting Il GENERAL COMMISSION RIesi
Inn, va VI e patronage Of public assurin" =, an
always 9qa Younger than The Board Of Tude and L
sell ,r Won ,nds az, Nv, On lne per cent system w, vii
ancs ~ "r me old rates Of commsS ~ and make rcrt
jaly so-dAcly si n rnGa,Sp :, Main sttt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

The Democracy of Faye,te county, in public
meeting. have declared in favor of Coy. Wise for
the Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

INDIAN ERws.-Mr. II. A. Crane. Of Fort My
ers, Fla, where he mas reiided considerable time
gives the following intelligence to the editor Of the
Fernandina East Floridan:
Mr.. G. states that the entire number ofIndians
still remaining in the State amounts only to 54
old Sam Jones who Is perfectly helpless from old
age IL women, 9 of whom are quito old; and %
children Of all descriptions. Mr.. c. has repeated
ly seen the Indians during the present summer
and is fully convinced that the above enumeration
is correct. They are perfectly friendly. are in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29
ANOTHER Great Rope walking Feat.


e--
| Another Orest HOPE W sazzAs Esa'-,
n LAVE cRoszIHe Tue 9EAHEzzzs A9&ls.
| The Rochester Democrat, II August 24lh says
/ An immense crowd Il people. estizsns end str.n-
| gers, gathered yesterday afternoon % zee N. De
Lave. FOR the second time. cross the chasms OF the
tennessee below the Falls. on . rope. Falls Field.
the leland above the Falls, the Islands and Flats
below. and the building and banks upon the west
side. were literally crowded with mass OF human
ity There we're not less than 2O.OOO people gath
ered-at the various points where view couid DC
obtained.
Before going out over tho chasn, De Lave enss
tight rope performances In the enclosure BACK OF
the Falls Field Saloon. which proved MS expert
ness. and was every way satisfactory. Soon after
O'clock he appeared upon the ground. ana alter
poe and stepped II briskly for q short distance,
when he proceeded with more caution The cable
did not seem 10 be perfectly guyed. aud there was
n perceptible vibration, which must have had some
effect upon the movements Of the daring perform
cr. But he proceeded to the centre Of the cable,
where he went through several feats which eclips-
cd anything attempted elsewhere. although prom
ised. lie hung himself TO the cable by his feet.
his head and hands hanging downward; then by
one f.ot: then BY one loot and hand, ana hnaiiy
lot himself down. holding to the cable by his
hands alone. After rising again to his feet he
ed as be reached the end Of his perilous walk
As soon ~ he landed, he mounted horse and
rode down upon the Flats to gather dimes from
the thousands there assembled, and who must
have enjoyed 6ns view Of the whole feat.
Az half-past f'iurDe Lave started on his return
On reaching the centre he again halted, lay down
upon the rope. first face downwards and then up
wards turned two or three sumersets, and lastly
stood upon his head. This seewed the most per-
ious of all bis performances. and tho thousands
wcrc for few moments breathless until he re-
pnined his footing
Before reachin. tho east bank he halted and
shook the cable, movement which rc-assured
those WHO fancicd that he had with difficulty main
tanned his e4uilri As snon ms he reached
terra fro,a the crowd gave him hearty. reception
and then quietly and quickly Dispersed.
-
TERrinLE lluRRicANF.-fhe soldiers recent
lv returned from Monticello report one OF the
scverest storms in that VICINITY on the morning ct
the 9Th inst, ever witne sed by them Houses
sheds irecS. &c. were blown down. mud the men
guard had the greatest difficulty in keeping the
neither side on til" ground At st. Cloud, further
west than Monticello, the storm was still more iu-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

Every one will think. agree with US IN me opinion
MY that The human hair the greatest natural ornanen,
thsi posse.ed either by gentleman ar lady Jusl NEE.
an apparently good looking for nAance In the
o he ns hs IN recognition 81 yoer bo. and me charm
glory has departed flowing lock- that one. nourshed
there Of lady the matter - possible
such cases reminding Of the Circumstance on which The
low ing epgrsm Ia founded:
.o give me- fair Emma lock Of your hair
A bnshfuj young lover took courage and sighed:
A'Twere n sin 70 refuse such modest request
So take the schoe rig" the dear creature replied
Now 10 prevent such catastrophe, within the power OF
every lady and gentleman for by using ffof Woods nAR
RESTORATIVE hair only prevented nom mlng on y,
turning grey article will restore hair TO bald pacesan
even II has changed color aud become gray, Twin bring
b,rI Ia is nne beauty and uxrinnce Those who are
onnnted with anatomy, physiology and PATHOLOGY OF me
hair must that certain substances hsve spechc
Prof succeeded IN compromising mixture possessed
Of remarkable virtues Pdreriey hdgdsans ana L"erUg
GaseHe
sold by all good Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

TnE OATu OF A Horse TnIEr.--Two men, u. A.
Roush and J. f. liolley, from Cincinnati
sent to prison in Louisville, u few days since, on
suspicion OF DEMONSTRATING, having shipped II fine
stallion the day previous. RousIs conduct. such
as appearing in false whiskers aud the like caused
his arrest On his person was found the following
OATH which would indicate that he is one of m
organized band Of horse thieves:
In the name OF the Power above, and in the
name 81 all his host of angels and ministers whom
| invoke to bear record of my words: in the name
of him below whom we fear and whom we hate, |
swear.
swear that from this moment to the enc, of my
life devo,c myself without any reserve, to the
fancy reform that | will never leave it without
the permission OF my captain that in sickness or
in health. in adversely or in prosperityI will never
leave, quit Or resign without the consent of my
captain ] will obey my captain. even unto death.
in all transactions; ] will lie hound by the laws
he has established and with the regulations he has
made nnd invoke these powers, in the event of
my failing to !alfl this. my oath. to shower down
aI the Ills tn which hum nature is susceptible
may all the maladies in which lingering wrctrhcs
who crave To die still exist, be my fate may my
days be restless my nights sleepless the pains and
agonies Of hell goad to desperation, my
| limbs wither from my body, my body paralyzcl
with sickness. my breath tainted. my eyehalls
sightess. my soul damed il | fail in anything |
| have sworn; but all implore that power to show
| er upon me ten thousand times the miseries that
mortals ever imagined, if ]. by word, thought,
deed or design. hctray one OF my brethren or cap
tain, or raise my hand or voice to witness against
| him in II court of justice may my tongue rot from
its roots To the lip, and leave speechcss liar i,
am in tins guilty; but swear to state all tina
false. unlees the truth benefit the prisoner tu
this in all and every part, swear; to every word
and sentence | swear, 10y Hun above, by him be-
low, by all that rules, by all that serves, swear
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

ofbropd mares. jess. aad s..lIioa. we're .l.o ."
the read.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29
Bakers Premium Bitters.


n =s We hope the citizens generally viii be ever mindful
brE Of this al m",riant Family Medicne-one that Is
inv uuahc IN all climates IN all that has
formed remarkable than amy other discovered
thai he taken by all conditions and with perfect
a, thai stands unrisaled for the cure of Dyspepsia
Colds aud Coughs thoc Nervous Affections General Debility,
mud Fever and Nervous Headache Bakers celebrated
PEMra lrrEEs have been manufactured in Richmond, Va,
it past and are highly recommended by Physicians and
others Tor their great virtue The, composed entirely of
etabr substances and therefore entirely free from all mine
raj ppson When all other remedies have fle,l single bot
Tie been known To the worst of Dyspepsia, certified
I" 10y the late o Newcis and ferers, aested by VIM
H. Gregory, OF lenrco and oiiersand cholcs and darra,
hundreds of citizens assert who used ii with great
during the prevalence of the Cholera in Richmond and
which Immediately checked and uprooed all the symptoms of
that horrid disease 10y the of Bakers PREMIuM BT1ERs
Indeed doubt there has been discovered tonic of 80
rtu and soothing nature these Btiers which
constantly administered 10 children with the happles result.
The Proprietor Of these Brs To have them known
throughout the country and for this will put them
country merchants and others by the wholesale, such prices
fail 10 please Al tied the Biiiers and
10 judge for themselves of their merits
To be had Of all DRUGGISTS in lynchpg and elsewhere in
Virginia. For orders address i. BAKER, Proprietor,
july 2d-dAcs Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29
Valuable Land For sale.

a>z THE Subscriber, Wishing West, oscrs his
~ LAND fur saie. lying In the nrigioTood of Brookneal,
-Gampe Gnuny, and consisting of ree different tracts
One lying The River Immediately above Broeknea Ferry
containing about 773 which there n hrstrae
Dwelling and MI Beeessary outhouz-, In g'sd repair.
Ing nbout 800 On this there IL n small settle
men, with g'd ouhoscs and circular min and grisi
mill.
Another iraci adjoining tbs and containing about 600
which iand Jh.re also good settle
this place Al The aose lands good cultivation,
and we'll supplied with timber
The above land n moi sold privately before, will be offered
nt public ancsian . the ist day u October.
will take pleasure In showing The above lands any
Terms liberal. faug 2s-ciml JAMES r. CALLAwAY.
Very Valuable Property near Lynchburg
FOR g ALE.
NJ place, known .Weatwood Ia for sale. II contains
wooisane Uschars excellent improvements II every sort
and In every respect complete establishment Come
~ keEF TO j. II. Whitlow ESQ., Rev. J. G. Copton, VIM
NJ. Payne, ESP, Capt. II. W. Barksdale. -
aug 29-d&ctf JNo II. WINSTON.
Fruit Jars, Fruit Jars.
FUVHE subscrier has hand and for sale largest
l. stock Of FRUIT JARS In this market, and ~ the
approved patterns such Arthufs Self Sealing
made Of earthenwarc and glass; Benefits Yellow Ware Jars
ynans Glass and Tin Jars A. Stone Co.'S Glass Jars
up be the best use, which cheap for
cash Call and @ supply. Orders from the country
Will be attended promptly and the goods packed securely
Full directions accompany the Jars.
ANDREW j. BOYD,
mug ~ dts 1903 Main Street, Lynchburg, Vn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29
To Walter L.. 0fex:
-.
aug g. wtw VAN r. orEY

NEW LONDON ACADEMY
fuNE trustees OF New London Academy great
IN announcing Ia The public, that they placed at the
head Of this long established and MIR
ions H. WiNsros late Principal Of Westwood near
lyncIl,urg. ~
sound scholarship, skill and experience In teaching high
moral qualities, and fctous yity of manner
WIN inhexbly oi purpose, constitute In opinion the
Principal. " "
The school will reopen the Isl October next and close
on The ls July, with recess of week Christmas
IERMs-lioard and tuition $225-gs and tow els furnish
cd by the student. Contingent fee &l.O0
aug ~ dttuct HECTOR HARRIS President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

AprLrs-Dded Apples Offering Dried Peaches peal.d
s45a Unpeaed t2,2a eo
DAooS.-Iiog round 1f0ilk sides Cincinnati, 1i@1t1
Nome Cured i201i1H; Hams 120e12k cents. ~-ia;
BrrrgR-Picny at 12fGD2O centsiatter for small pa,,
fresh
CnRs-Good supply at95cQ$1,oo.
ConS MEAL-Supply good nj a5eQof1,o0.
FLouR-supply good New o. 1906 for Superfne ss5ot
Extra 60 for Family ''''
Frar,Llzrus-pcruvian Guano s6O,0O06a,50
FIsn-Maekerei No. 00; Cipt Nova scotia Herrp, n
1, 1900
FLAxsEEp-4l 806018h
GRASS sEEp-Clover sS25Nsb0 Timothy t99o 10 M n
chard ~ $50 30, Randall Grass 400 to 1,2n wv VI
IgoS ASp NAILs--Mountan &I56lSS Rolled a15Aao IN,
Dominion Nails a, % TO 40. ~ o'a
LARp-Scarce and In demand Mt 12x6l18 cents
IlnE.--Thonlasown u 5oGti.7 70, Mountain slOO0iio
0ATs.-4O6l45e. ts5
PIAsTER-Loose $500, Packed e11,00
PorAToEs.-I6cS0 u, 90 for New Irish.
WBkAr-New White 81 ,200b1 ,26h; New Red a. 157 On
WooI--JJnwashed 20, Washed 35Q13s cents. -"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29
,por Shirt Fronts.

"A " w '., u hti Laisali,S Shirt Fponta Ina,
hahRrrcie Collars, half Hos, Neck L.. ~, =, .ncs
april l2-dns. am" usual,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

CAc'fs GOODS FOR SPRING, 1859.
ENiLhMEN are respectfully inyite, 10 call and ex,n,,
tns a'. 5, st.es Of FANCI CASSIMELES VrsI ms
NL'l IFS AND FL FURNISHING GOODS An in want or r,up
S SooIs "i latest STYLES and ntc up their measure ca ~
su"' also the very hest Blnct IN, Skins prab ". s
S price oasSlmeres for boys Military ,ioods and rmmip.
April l2-d1s " M' L. rAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29
The vrginian Job Once

The Vsrg1nfan yoD once:
establishment sss l Iss sesn sy TYPE
and IA letier prred than 10 do FASCf and ofSa-
MENTAL PRINTING. OF every descripion -.
beautiful article Of Bank Cheeks. Dfans Catnhrs busa,
ness or Visiting Csr &e &c. be executed d he
notice. Terms moderate. lAug i"'s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

- BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Apg OK
BEEF CArTLE-The offerings at thu scales sx TO
~ head or the number offered head were driven To- Phia
, ana the remainder purchased by baltimore buehc n a.
from " % per gross and averaging
sa' Inc market was active to-day The aboc figures show
al ADVANCE on the quotations Of ,st week
skEr-Ihe supply has been r this week md prces show
nv ,se; saits a " ,oQ1J 10 per head, us to quality
io1s'-Ihe supply has ncreas, d and prices are a shade
'o"ef' sales t" y 5"@s 80 per 100 lbs to quality
p, NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Aue. TO-
htESslh he market is about the same IA asf w.ek with
quality. ~'V'0''V per ioo ioe' 10 "
h kslae market In good supply; offerings over 1900
or Sn, G 5000 head; sales at ssais per M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

herman Anchor ROIsing Cloth.
subscriber would inform Milors and those attjno nm
f,h Una. 'ey nave on hand splendid stock of Boiiinp
, Us m ne above celebrated brand which they win ali y
low rs can he bought In the market Let Mi in -, ~
aug 25-dts STIcf Nm ,,,r,,,.. . =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

y 70 nand a1arge lot Of White Zinc IN on Lips,e5 %;
cash buyers IaaSs-d,s j. H. TiI@TpsnysA i nr chan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

nAN Just received another supply burnett Coroan,
Mrs Aliens Hair Restoer and q lobas amum Ala. liz,
nelts kaiiiston or Oriental Water, delightful WASH far n,
Hair and skin with variety Of Hair Oils Hair DYES Poma
&c., &c., for sale by 80 '"''
aug 22-dts JOHN II sEay n-,...,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

INNE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs-A suppIy Of su,crio,
aug 29-ds John n SEa y H.. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

tNNE GKEEN AND BLACK TEAs.--Tust received n MIA,
ror laug i5-dtsl W A sTRn n III very sape
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

EA o'd Plantation Cigars French Unquenchable Matches
IL for sale cheap for cash by '''
as n. GoNTliIER h PLATTER
aug -0-u'' l55 Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
100 new aud beautiful sTEREoSCOPIC VIEWS .,.
wv bracing many new groups and pieces of s,.t,.r,
forming altogether the halsomest assortment We h.
eeived We also Keep constantly hand sercosss of an
kinds, and especially call attention TO The largs VI a
scope 10 exhibit dozen plates at once ' o'efeo'
aug ZV-ts PAYNE BLACKBOARD 81 Main srao,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

WATChE5 AND JEWELkY
q TIE subscriber has just received tl. Iir,,s, and
"a best stock al WATCHES AND ,tH ELM Ina, M, ,,,
AN2s ever had The pleasure Of offering 10 the u,l,
- hich may hc found Gold >inor Wnl,b.,. Iin,, a
Foo and Vest Earrings Brca>pn,, Braceicis Fiu,r rn
Neck Chains and thc bcs lr o SPEC ACLES - "a 80.
steer, siNcr AMI Told, among which is The Ia tS
Test patent, the best ever offered Ia The p.bil ~ w -
IN, ties the attention "f MS rnds and The pubic na,, M
surfing them thai The prices viii salt. - 1919 "
aug 22ts JlNrs ntN,vI1,n,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-26

An UNEXPECTED CLIMAx.-spsaking Of the
tendency oftemperonce orators to put themselves
effects ofdrink, an exchange says My friends,
three months ago signed tho pledge. (Clap-
ping of hands and approving cheers.) In a
month afterwards, my friends, had a sovereign
in my pocket a thing never had before
CClapping and loud cheers.) In another month,
my friends, l had good coat on my back, a
ofhands, much louder1 Afortnight after that /,
my friends, I bought a cofinl" The audience
was going to cheer here, but stopped and looked
serious. 'sYou wonder" continued the speaker
"why l bought coffin. Well, my friends, /
bought the coffin because felt pretty certain If
I kept the pledge another fortnight should