davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-04-12

WANTED Isl, !, tidy Cpt-
~ taxr, s The South sise within :sa minutes .tak
n .l,y p@s tcr csut1.a e!ht II ieaAt, th I'd
sl ltkt yal In tethes, etc. Kent MI
a4c.sl tlul. Fur cs tsr=as Aldrcsk poet taee tuK
.ES.. , - aplast1
, 1859-04-12

Il INF tpIs sAI.E.
TA F,.'rstnrr 141 a.iIias. viii .a4' Il Rto,nd +
TIN Al lat .-e .1 ty i!la lb t~PI:fre
f thg Pat., All Ta1nlSI fur A4r- Pu+r-sm l.sn. y
tsr .r~t My II i.e>'! NJ r. r art shf- ~'l1 i'1
s, with ~ iut.! ~ rIiJ,k ,..;it. uIItussty fr
MANUFACTURING. TT I'.r.. .u. s.t l:t;!r u t"r'
than ,.u rat lr r. hal Alrps II MI. ERAEs
~ l., w. rt,s, TLErsE u.ec. l.twei t!lt 4s!F
IF II an-I u NJ.
y. ii. sut slid Il =: fer us4 af'sr Is 2rs' Ct AAS
, 1859-04-12

TO RENT-Ot1lces and Sleeping
Eoop4, the seeoad anil third aaars OF No. u South
Ch:t Esrert. THOMAS LOEEkU1S. apc.3v1
, 1859-04-12

TsO LEASE.--Hotel, with Furli4
Il rurc krrwn X The "4h'a:!H.7a llmsst" s'":.:i
CAsk s:stsi. !
A... l'~essls; 1Esl.s on Aa.4s,a Ayeuus, erraE 4
J4rs~'L -iEvct. 1stt *|ss.
Al%: >'etra s,r-i >tcr. nn.7k and !+stNcs. IL.
Iussa utzs. ~ ~ X ENkukk- II. kAd' .ph ss"'t.
, 1859-04-12

U 1NF4N I.-I- lIVN HI@t-C1IS:1
L. nvcr!H, 1ia,ts. zach o'EtA:au. tw" tevittx t1';
r,,ul At. frl 1h dive l VIII! ws4ttr zis i! n
ctl:. III t:!, il tec ts., !la:E!tr >ltst vi Nts -
slid $etxttt Chrt' 1SctlHe ~! ~san: >::rtt. il
yeY tli:.sle II a.I. E$nt &4H,@r aH1fn NJ
.efena.cr, !es,a4a.l. Apply " ItkiAhIuS 4 htE.AN'
TON, Il. Ssa::i u ,.trf >t:rtt. ,a4.:2S.sG.<e1i
, 1859-04-12

ITO RENT: The: Residence If the
; =; u:aerlzncd 10. III WcSott; between oA.o and
AlsusiosE 30 50 Ranl!7a urs. - dopr eas: ot Dss
ho:c, rah b1tnsnl ~ T., fro the ii of Ma: IL.
qttrs hf 4. T. BROWN, M. - Ieh}o!ph-st. ap1st
, 1859-04-12

TV RENT uHEAI-Onc Brick
l. T~,'>t: ar. Fa-n,sH, TH:t:aS H":st. I!casat-
ly Iatoi IN th S.sI >iIs, hv-iE- e!ts+",
Eth n.u xr, 7u r:ak tkza "a &c h't. Fe-sssan ~
Immediately. Et!.t &EAs-
Tk,... Mr. s,crru N s+.sh rl.k st.est, a:.so+ rse
BI:.rrt iol... t1ss tsink. i<~-!s. kxra .an.el
Exu, 4.:A kxf a:saul4 ea.h- }. +. cLAEh>ON. NJ. b
T,n.E,I E4ek AZ. :1-e.lu
, 1859-04-12

no RENE--Seyeral; good brick
-, dveE!ext With atahs Also yaEety e t.usatnts
=: pEices tspu t1U 70 $sap-' ABlDTT d HlAGAAN,
- Gta1E s1trt arls 60 IN
, 1859-04-12

TDKENT-s,tores Nos. 8, ) and :,
k,tl laxk hxft. fhaN' a5s 1.2 u tss. aE'
r,.1., tur tres Ais, l:4-tnlcnt 1n3 rntr' In t tia.
IL IEIjE II ~ ' lt!!e3 ct.t .w
, 1859-04-12

= fH1E . = Tx 81 ~ AsEFE'aI Fk@ENs
!, W. lcir;', II; ,e'fral.'l, thai. the s. Law
renee is ":'c'1 st Np.4trv;.l :tl navigation il
iullv resumed.
, 1859-04-12

Observation-Disclosures Residences.
i T~vtwo rsry Hr.-A tatt3y hul''. y J. H. LTuEsn
E- AZ. ty s.t,l1t-!. l."t l+I IT rt tFEts
II y. th i-ik, Nhnrr and @sI,us s li"i .fH
a! u.. ,.th # Ntr -tEty:. sl within iIF.' u fHAf
rlu,,-. walk Il tar Ir;~ v.trh tic Hy,'c rart t.NE
sais> t",tA k'1I g: " lr4: ts.En Lyle f4tk.
1r a'~.r f!~. tl,v N y NJ !'H'i atash"' :" ~ n
AMI sin ~, 41s tas.hot With all nI4ss inc
4.l:=a:y nta''.i H. Try ~.at- Il !. F~h,
ding the tftE Asi hi 'tsNF' f4r st nv
i, 4.,fy ..,... r Ia, Ga.::rs 4 the city. Ih'
* ~ h.,7+ tr it1 cf nn *hieh sne <ta,c m
.;A. IL l.. spll cheap st1x +, .s!1!gy Tx
t.1nt. iyh1rtn iiEn j. t.tHnlrN!
12il In ~ 3u- ~ ItzATS0tH ST. Ao''ins q o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

oBAcCo75 boxes various brands Tobacco, for Pall
my2S MAXWELL, C4SiPBELL FISGIR. !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

~ Dr.. HALLS BALsAx warranted to break up the most
distressing cough in few hours the WILDE cheer
fully refunded. For sale by ,f.
mys4-sr TIL, LOGAN CO., wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03
TOthe Bc-DrugEed aud POisOnca CItizens
Of NheeIing and Vicinity.

You overrun With a deuge of the West compounds in
the form of "Acohoe Drinks' that emanated from
that pest OF society, the LIoUoR MIXER. They sold
you luxury they dispensed to you Medi-
cine, and in either the effect isthe same.
There is hut way escape, and that Is to use,
luxury medIcament safe stlmuIaut sold
under stamp and SEAL which
not been tempered with Such artIclets gfG .s-t
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which Is distilled under inspection the British Govern
ent, Is deeately favored unlike any other GIn) with
Of the most valuable reetoratves OF Vegetable
Kingdom, sud by far the healthy beverage extan
Tug PHYSICIANS OF FUkOPs AMERICA
recommend its by the hale anI hearty, pre-
scribe It medicine where sttrnulant is required.
THR will find It only pleasant Cordial.
but certain relief suHerings periodical
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS pronounce it perfectly
pure and its restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only in quart and pint by DRUGGISTS,
CFBs, DC.
For sale Wheeling Va, ny T. H. LOGAN Co., AZ Main
street. t. II. JOHNSTON, 1T6 Market st., and others
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent.
nyiT-dGwl1m DEPOT, EO.+O BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03
PATHW AY
Taa MouNFkIa ourLnws.

a TALE OF TIE NORTHERN TEAPPiSG GRouxDs
NEW YORK MERCURY, 70 which journal have snEased
70 contribute hSGLrSEELT for term OF years my
inerollS readers IWOut sincere and sIa
ever hold IN grateful Eo sy their
10 3 o aon: f ios se 1s e ny
cd with cash other net he through wsnt q
ton have taken an Interest IN the st5
may very possibly an The P1TzE4.. eSa4a Ro
MS nane ana nauTei whose exploits AID dTOces viii not
prodaee starry that shah other prodetIGns OF nv
. 40 se novelty Of rs situations IL trthulness OF
dent. tS''+f 4-.' s4es 'S''n OF lnel'
II VIM be illustrated by DARLEY. st -.
Worcester, Nay, 1899 --t ~ : l. AOSlAsoN'
The publishers TIE MERCURY vim only that
pay Dr. Robinson higher preeT0 hisaSGIz TSn
- t. ~ te press 70 any American rolsn-
era demands his eminent services 1t Is our mission 5
whatever cost, and that mission E ever be f4itfly per
a.PGTHwAYr viii be commenced e., ,,,, ,p,v
~ without Delay, and other teE VIII follow In
~ CAULnWRIG, soUFHWoRFH 4 wEuTyvv- -
tu2-StdAlttE&E. Pr0PrietOTs Ney York MrTeury
w nITE lIME1no Barrel. llatyia6d sn9v White ju5s
" received and for sale At Iedaeed prfe4. y
msSo = 49, .. t.--.- ~ No IS Main street
ASsiy 50 BoxeA Julius J. Woods Pestl Stareh- 81
S Ss53; sosR s1iito's 6Fi;nd-E4t4a. ~.
1 l go BsITeli Louisyis ydranllg Cement,
The above eOOds WBt be De soldTegy IoVto elo.e n
HStS La 20 ra.sT.-s J.A- METOALP, SO Main St
f9l1fE ITS IRON WAREHOUSE, No. Sc Asip street
AZ sizes Fiat Bar Seollpp, Round, Square (is ToIS
Oval IiooPand Sheet Iron. constantly On iaIRi 49, ~
warranted to be just Whatlt for - OsF
nySe Z. IA AEIcALE, ManusaetuEsrl,A Agent.
IePENCOTF 4 BARHa Pfeaiana PFe7 PEoo5 ssil- 7-jf6
~ PoEGeE pfoSi locks, Nos Q, ], g Cts io
ana saEintes O alinds Of Vault dOarS % Il -
the Agyrsyt No s. PleAa streei--, rAsse sSfSh CS 5
ca ana sso iit' s s22GGi TafFi's', .
NVINDoM GLASS aLAs3RA REs-58iI7 Inn; eFI-T5
" to 4tSi5 MinEON GaSF. together uItSir
: Inyso - ia. S1ETcALE. ~: Is Wan 81
Wrapping, Pribtine, Tea, Sialsiii5 PM
= bonnG BOaIdts alU hans and ar 5aITS -,
44o.s Rf.eeS- .ss.iag sgd. -. A. AIEFCGLF,
fgt .if..7s f5.i q 9s5 bsd 40 . Main s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03
81 EolAL NOTICES.
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.
TIE VERY REST REMBDY
70 RfPU RHR YSENGs n n = = 90 d
sASTONISFIIN67 GI5REiA

II o r n U EtH r Y IN q n - x = y % Ds
ASTONISHING CBREt
Copy Of lettetaadressi to 1r AssH. n cseAgO, III,
/ sshSWips rs vSIps In eases Of FlgeEi sOtes.S
ATEssSs r. IISREFD Co.: 6fntlemen.I obtained from
your store sands sarsaparfla and Sss then
Confined bed, without sleep for week, OecasiOned
by pain from regular Fever Sore, of long stand
Ing right leg Ny physicians advised me to have
my leg saying iE.WsEthe only means nGey to
preserve my PIE Aqer using half p the bottle the rain
beEanto subsSs and by the time nhad used neaTly three
bottles Business and be-
had finished the sixth bottle, we'll and as
sound as had been. most cheerfuIy recommend
IT all friends most valuable medicine for the Pu-
l. Yours, most respectfully, JAMES MILLER
Prepared sold by A. d. I'D FANDs, Druggists 100
Button ST., New York. - -t5i.j '+4
sold also by T. H. LOGAN co., wheeling by Drug
gists generality HSsl-lU {
THE LIVES OF THREE CHILDREN LOST
AND TIE LAST AND OHZ T C2ZIZD- G;ITEN CP7O
DIE WITT CONSTIPATION! READ TIE FOL
LOWING STA TE3EEWT or 4 H7GHL YRESPECT-
ABLE DRUGGIST. i l.i5 i-I.3
MR. NYAI WORTHY, Of Hancoek county, Ohio, Impaired
the following Information to IsaAIL GREEE, agent In
Findluy ..-,r
Mr. WORLEr had three, family Of EoaE chill
dTen, by that DREAD DESTROYER, C0NsUAfPTIoS! HIS
and child taken down, aud continued TO
WORSE until the family despaiTei OfIts nfe sis
Mr. Morley advised him try HALLS BAIsAM
TE LuSss he purchased one bottle of Balsam me,
administered in With the directions.
continuing It's through entire night. Next morning
the child commenced vomiting copiousy, and threw up
'sIATTER;" THS RRLIEE ENsrASTA-
NEoUs The child commenced Improving, and isnow three
weeks after using the BsIsam) quite scsH! Mr.. Morley
thinks his child will enjoy robust heath.
FINDLAT, Ohio, Feb IS, 1sSs. ISRAEL GREEN.
~ DR.. HALLS BALsAN warranted to break the most
distressing cough money will be cheer
fully refunded. For sale by
mye+2u t. II. LOGAN CO., wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

to his father, resident of ST. Louis county. 1t
/ is dated at Denver City, the 9Th: ,l
DEAR FATHER: Iarrivcd hero to-day in good
health, but sntFeTedmuch on the Journey. Our
party took the Smoky Hill Fork route, and were
sorry for it. About hundred miles from our
journeys end our team gave out and we had to
Epack through the balance of the way. We som
! got out of all our provisions, save a few crack
ters. On these we subSiSted for six days, our
daily allowance being two crackers each except
| that now and then we could buy little of those
we overlook, paying dearly enough for it. The
suffering on this route has been terrible Out
| of one party of seventeen, all but one starved
to death. There were three brothers. two of
whom died, while the third actually dCvoured
| their remains
Times are hard and dull There is no gold al
Pixies Peak. No man can make ten cents a
month 1 am out of money and without a
chance to make any. Therefore, dear father,
send me $l25 to take me back home where
know L can make something Tell Samuel p
to send s. some money-to get back again,
for had to pay his way.
II you don'tsend me some money will starve
to G death Send it in haste. FIST. c..
sseos--------
The Result IN THE STATE.-On the result of
the late election in this State, We find, the fol-
lowing IN the Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday
morning:
J. The tables which we have carefully compiled
from tho, hest sources of information, show that
in spite Of the heavy losses in tue Southwest
and elsewhere, doubt can remain as to the
election of the State ticket hya good majority,
in the neighbOrh0od OF 5000. In II counties
and cities we have lost 1916 on Wise's maiorii
ty of 9,S2t in 1S55-leSving a Democratic ma
Ijnrity of 1886, in case losses and gains shall
bntHncc equally, in the the thrtY-five counties
still to be heardSfrom. An immense reaction
as tolttc result took place inkpablic sentiment
yesterday afternoon. go lIE.z
The Democrats have sustained several losse S
inthe Senate and House OF Delegates, as re.
ported but, tnking the worst reports there is
n" doubt that the Legislature will be decidedly
Democratic. M t.sz as
TuR London Illustrated Ne,os mentions a
rumor that the King of Naples bnd been dead
for several days, but the announcement was
withheld for political reasons.
III
o6k Western papers are Ingenious and enter
prising.. A late one describes infinitely how a
COW swallowed broomstick which required
eighteen months to digest, and finally issued
from her-side, by an aperture. r-zg-
FouRTh OF JuLY.-The City Councils in Bos
ton have appropriated sl4, 600 to defrny the
expenses of the public celebration this year.
- ze )
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

Tue New York correspondent ofthe PhiIaleI
phia Mercury, in notice of Morphy, tho great
chess player, says queer incident occurred to
him soon after his arrival in New York.
a carriage drove to the St Nicholas, in which
was scatedta splendidlY dressed lady. She sent
up card, and requested an interview with the
chess champion. The interview was granted,
| when the fair visitor demanded the privilege of
playing game with Mr. MQrphy. MIR. NJ.
aud said, Yes, certainly" The chess-table was
brought to the window, and Mr. Mnrphy placed
the men. The lady, of course, vas permitted
the first move. Half dozen moves were mnde
on either side, and Morphy found himself utter
ested-his visitor promised to prove the most
formidable antagonist he had had for long
time. Being absorbed in the game, MorPhy
directed the servant to admit no one else until
it was completed. The game lasted two hours,
| and was dEtttrn The lady was then satisfied
and bluShingly took her leave, MorphY himself
accompanying her to her carriage. Fhe mo-
ment she had gone, MorpEy and his friends set
at work to ascertain the identity of the beautiful
visitor, not doubling that the name upon hor
card could be found in the directory. This,
however, proved to be n mstake, and though
every endeavOr was made to ascertain precisely
who was the visitor, the gentlemen are as much
in the dark as ever. Whoever she may be, she
played the best game of chess in which Morphy
was ever contestant, and she probably adopted
this means of matching herself with MOrphy
i'll order to assure herself of her own skill
----SoS1V<s-----
HAIL SroHM.-The Selma (Ata.) Reporter of
May 20, says: We regret tn learn that severe
hail storm passed over the lower part of Talla-
dcga county on Wednesday evening last, which
it is said, has done great damage.
Yesterday evening, about five o'clock, we had
hail storm, in this neighbUrhood, commencing
about two hundred yards above the depot. The
hail StOneSswere from the size of partridge to
a goose egg saw bucket full about the size
of hen, eggs, which had ,pelted some. 1t tore
off and split the shingles and boards from every
house on Mrs. Robertson's and D. B. OSden's
places, and killed the gaese, chickens, &c. The
corn and cotton will have to be planted over.
Fences and tinbers were blown down; the like
was never before seen. Worse over the river
than on this side. The woods look like dead
winter; limbs and leaves. stripped of. The hail
was from six to eight inches deep. As far as
heard fromit has behn very ldeStructive to crops
DouGLAs SouTn. = Douglas is not TeceiYcd
with Enthusiastically with respect-on his
present tour through the South. The Mont
geometry [Ala.) Nail, Of the,21st inst, thus no.
tees his arrival in that city:lu sssa,
The SQuATTiNG GIAST.-S. 8. Douglas tho
great advocate of Sqmatter Sovereignty, arrived
here yesterday by the evening train, and went
down in the steamer in the afternoon few |
persons hunted him up to take q look at him. |
MS they would alta grizzly bear, but there was
nps%eieonG. Why 'shodldth ereltfe 1fIhe Great |
assassin of the South? - ss'74'4 - = p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

IN 1.-THE great marts of Southern trade, the
regular business of the season is abont closed
up; a large. proportion OF The merchants and
business men of New Orleans, Mobile, SavaH-
nah and CharleStoD arc either. soiourniug in
Northern 3g llatitq p1 or are on the wing for
Europe. The N. O.a1eltE sayss--The streets
tell the tale plainly, that our Winter population
have slipped away most astonishingly, and the
closing bang OF the theatre doors is only want
ing TO duly install our long dull Summer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

THE Board Of Army Engineers. sent by Gov
eminent to inspect the Bridge at Rock Island,
hEepropoppceditani mpedimsa Ito Navigation,
and recommend its removal as applied for by
the ST. Louis Chant Der of Commerce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

'FHE Philadelphia PeaasylsStnian announces
the seizure Of $40 900 in counterfeit bills in that
city,.and the arrest of the plate maker, and nm
old. man WHO has been IN the business 40 years
and is noted for his sgilEsy Sd III
SrhE public are reapihg the benefit of the war
among the railroads. The four. classes of freight
arr, now shipped from New York to Cincinnati
at The unprecedented low rates. of. Go GENTS. 90
cents, 40 cents, and so cents. is7f'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

TUE London Illnstrate.l Ne,cs mentions ,
rumor that the King of Naples bud been dead
for sevctal days, but the announcement was
withheld for political reasons. a@
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

o6k Western papers are Ingenious and enter
prising.4 A late one describes infinitely how n
COW swallowed broomstick which required
eighteen months to digest, and finally issued
from her side, by an aperture. sr.f-g-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23
Herr EsesSs .assr cssskiss !. view & - .


Hessy kseaps afssF Casekiss : View Il tks
Captain 60, Of one Of shs spr.siDsts .boyr.
caaai street. spjsys the rspataf3ou Of bsine IN
Able PoIios s0esr. A short time slnss ne sossrs
taincd the fancy to unifs With The Frssmssons.
and vss sseordingiy proposed, bsIiotsd for. md
elected a rsIl- known eitisen sooonpsuisd
him u dc paass Il meeting. The lodge was IN
the rppsr story Of o. houSs The lower noou q
which Iere- enploysd - . place a. anteftain-
ment The neophyte was LEFT in IN sparfmsnt
adjoining the ssryann' room, while his friend
went above stain to assist At the opening
eers9onis: A nsseular Celtic maiden soon
20 take part In his initiation. Setting down
her meot1iag-iroa, she procarsd the gridiron,
ana pisoed tt oyer the range II was not long
before the Captain, looking iuouisitivelv IN
thfoagh the door, nv the ufensil reddsnl6r IN
the hsat The recollection fashed throueh his
mind Of Masonic candidates and soms peculiar
ordeal! which they vers made to encounter
tion which dsrted through the pores and sssn-
ratee u With moisturs. stWhst y thsk. Brid-,
gstF" y eagerly Inquired .And sure, }, re-.
piled the Hibernian- virgin, aitss only fhs
gridiFon that MO- tsld to place ovcr fRs
eosIss o Who told you ?" asked the saesr
policeman q Add was 4 not the gsnisscaan
- ~ 49, <<@Y<848< - AU0 00ID u
can't tsll, replied Bridget; .sthey'rs ass o1Ssn
using u; u bslones 10 The people abovv staifss
I always heat Il when thsy want = nAke i
1ason2 II was too much; NE syes q 6s
CaptAin we're about starting from their so6k-
sfs. vhsa hearing steps descending thsstsiD,
ne sprang 70 the door, cleared the steps at &
bound sad hsstsnsd towards the .precinet
s1,< 49, y %, s;;{psd ,' .Prsns sss se.sids.sa
ecstums, buttons ard club, and snlr6nehed
himself behind ths dssk- How ~ 1odee ~
esiysd The i.tslllgsnss u ths hassy dS5sI6d5s'
cf us nsopey9 Nbo vas . sslsasn 1nors thsn'
thss oue ths cepesln has sosssissd sicis,t
antlPany tc eoerot oDoiofise sua ea1S6-SS
elected 70 msnbsF1hip IN { lodgs & tks ~
q Ahn, - sse,s.eciZ r1lns's p yislt fhs
scssn g kesss. - Fsns9 bs4 ~ fSs1Sr -
esryssie.s. .ra4 = fslt = tsiag hles96 =
MYkRsefr, 80 Az .iss'ss - 81 s..t s..s
/" r. -, n<rn1r a FSsuaeviekr1u,,, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23

Mr.. Prin has got ! neat little wife; she .
the pink Of neatness and gsndlfty. PHms
friends oopgratulats him on the faSt- Prim's
kouse 10 - clean and orderly - . non pin; i
Prim's linen 10 faaltlsss. and never laoks .
necEsrchisf 3 neatly sisd. Bat PIN smiIss
bat fhintiy - he is complimentsd on his ap-
psaRanes- and his wifs's taste! When PIN
eoss home, be finds eysrything n order. The
blinds are elossd, % - 10 keep out the Afss,
and keep tho san from fading H. carpet; 90
dark Is Il, that Prim can't - anything, lust
coming out Of the light; but thsEs g no danger
q STOOL, Evsfytbing Is in its ,biaes, and PIN
knows very veil whore that place is. There Is
place Tor his hat, for his umbrella. and II he
foFgsts il, Mrs. Prim IL &C hand 10 inform him
Of his mistake, and sss that Ne eorreots t.. He
sits down on particular chair and is earefull
not 10 displace Il or lean back agsinst the wall,
His children come to him like well behaved
children, ~ they are; no boisterous demonstra~
tiens. roughnsss, IKE Slouch's rude younsstsrs,
who run in the streets and ct mp shout, when
thsy sec their father coming, that shocks the
nerves and propristy Of Mn. Prim, who wouldn't
Let her children play with them for. the world.
Sleuch comes home with half o dozen little
sretches sIinging 70 him, asking what he has
cakes and peanuts. Mr.. Primss children never
thing given them, they say, sHthank you, p In
the most weli-bred manner, and take it to
mamma. who keeps 1t sstill morning, for fear
they will soil their clean piDafores tonight"
Yet Prim does NOT look happy, and the chill
dren ara pale and thin. Firms friends say,
Whats nice hosss he has got, yet they seldom
call on him. elouch, infataated man, lives In
chronic carslsssness, regardless Of the prop
critics Of Eentility, looks as happy q bibalvs
at hood tide, and the children, mnburnt and
frecksled, and not always clean, are equally
healthy and happy. Mrs Slouch, Who b re-
sponsible for u e!l, and gees herself half Of the
time. sn ldishabi2s, wears q eomplacent smile
on her eouutenanos' that convinces Mrs Prim
Of the depravity Of human nature. And people
visit the SIouchss; they have ten times As much
company as the Prims And Prim, too, does
not rejoice in his conscious superiority Of gen.
tility, neatly kept house, and q model vile.
Sach ID the psrvsfsity Of human nature. ssgk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23

r> It is said that the French army has lost
il cenhdsnce en- Napolsou a. . General. An
Italian corfsspondsnt Of The Independents
writes that he has the fact on the best authori-
", from . captain Of ths STAT. Who related Il
10 him recently, in the prsssncs Of six other ON
GERS returning, Ike himsslf, from Solferiuo,
and who sonfsnsd his statsn snts, which were
40 follows: "You remember be said. ssfhat
famous order of the day, and the teleersru to
the Emprso aftsr Magsnta3z He said. "A diyi
sion Of the Imperial Guard has covered itself
With glory For whole day Il has sustainsd
the shock Of AZ, 900 Austrians,' ETC. Now, how
do you explain that on the morrow Mem ahon,.
who had come only at the end of the day, re-
ceived all the honors Of Il, and was made Duke
Of Magenta and Fisld Mssshal?', aWho,' ssid
I, '.it Was on account Of the timely help he
brought ths'yictorious but exhausted Guard, =
."Nos in tie lsast, ~ replied the eaptsis, q ss
.coiia eogspss sn serif Phisfoirs. 7 was there;
and can tell you what nobody will dare pub
Ish in France, though il il - true As the Cos