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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

fhURsDAf. and SATURDAY e7I m
nay BOAT for ALBANY -Steamer ARME-
~ MIA, .ve-y MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY,
Eom 100. = H.rs0n-s--, - O'Clock q n
EOR NEW-HAVEE-By steamers ELM CITY,
Il trou P-cissp q: p "a, Ard TRAVELER a. u ?: n A.
irving n tine for ;S- cranr srAins 4 PECK. AGENT
T'HE REGULAR NAIL LINE Wis SIONIN0N
l. Ton for BOSTON PROVlDENCE-L.nd Rou;s-rns
seor.es .ra rloe- Gir-c--Cs--yins -h~ Esscsrn Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK. CAPT Joel store- An4 G.
VANDERBILT, Cap D. B sturs-A IL eornescn si,s n
stnrson Providence and Boston and Providence hae1
esvttt New Ycrt daily, Sunday ero-p,edl ron pier So
K tfs wh&.t stov. Battery 2sc-I a. snd stooirzoo
.: $50 ,. N
TIE {. VANDERBILT, from He~Yo.h Monday W-tnes
day snc Friday From Ssunra. Treiay rkGrsosy and ~
aldsy
TIE PLYMOUTH socK, rom SerYort. fae.a.y r
day AID Saturday Prem stousorhoudsy WedEe sdsy ard
FRIDAY.
Passenger Proceed rom s,ounron, per sArosA ercv
3enee ard Boston, E.pIes Mall Irsn- reaching aid
pscs IN sdvs0ee a hoe y other routes AID N ample time 'ci
81 cary korrirs Lies connecting North sld Esst Pns
ferr nat prefer t. sosrd the eansf enjoy nights
res, nnd.ubed brsska desired ard -sve sounston ns
Too .sin soslecttns Providence ~th he Il N Sss
Cor Bosnn
Fare from Providence 20 Newport, a oen.a
Baggage Master paIies ne Steamer Ard lAn .-ons
esch way
Fer psssas. trexn sariy board "a
he Presh: Ofoe, pier No. North River or
The otoe Of TIE Company, No. ls Bstery'psoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

A elegant 7-Octave rosewood PlANO, made Dy
IA one of The best aheu and fully warranted been used
few months and in perfect worth 400; will be sold a.
xrsst sscrifce cash Inquire at No lil sth-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
"A COMPANY
U. s. MAIL LINE
CALIFORNIA.
FORMERLY THE SANDERBlL LIT me 3,
From the old ss:Abh,b-d wharf foo; Of WarTenst,
North River
seerate $50 CABIN s5 Frs: Cabin 100 including
Railroad T6kt
FIFTH AND TWErTILTH or EACH MONTH
Thely ori.e stssmshp NORTH STAR Cst A. @ Jones' ola
cave as above OF THURSDAY 1-h October a. 20 clock a,
snnestnl vie Panama Rtlrosd vitE ''esm' CoRrEL
Extra Of TINS me vtyss, Panama, nssne ponp
connection a .he lsthmR -.
The NORTHERa LIGHT s<d Vie NORTH STAR
esv.ng New Yort M
CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC
Beware Ticket swnckrs BoGUs Passage Offices and ,Dn-
Gems falsely styling ,hem- "M.s Companies Uules)I
be on your slsc you will BE- deceived nd defra ded
This 10 the only liz. carrying The United st&.es MAILS on
route, contract with The Government
FoT freight spp.y a. Tia only office Of ioe Line
he City ofNew-York,
No. IN Westn, corner a Ws!sns.
d. B. ALLEN, ss1.
HB.-AIl p-uons fo.tid .rurins sIy on t;;JIi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-30

NEW YORK, July %.
Considerable excitement has been created
in religious circles by an announcement in
the Evening Post that Rev. DR.. Bellows had
proposed, in an address before the United
Clergymen Of the Unitarian Church, the es-
Establishment OF u new Catholic Church, diff
fering from the Church Of Rome by the omis-
sion Of what may be deemed certain obsolete,
erroneous or needless doctrines; but preserv-
ing the attractive features, the rituals, the
imaginative symbols, the sacred festivals
which help to give the Roman Catholic
Church it's popular and universal character.
The new sect to be designated the ssbroad
Church"
Rev. Mr.. rockingham, minister Of the
same church, anG who, with Rev. DR.. Os-
good, was said to be connected with DR.. Bel
lows plan, denies ell knowledge OF this mag
nifcent scheme and treats the matter as q
joke.
The Evening Post, however, in publishing
Mr.. Frothingham's card, says:
"Mr. rockingham is mistaken in suppos-
ing that Or. Bellows plan OF . new Ca.ho-
lie Church is joke. The discourse which
announced it 10 pervaded by tone OF earn.
est feeling, which is characteristic of the ell
oquent preacher Of All Souls, and it is high
~ improbable that he would be guilty Of in.
dulging his pleasantly in form 30 impress.
sive and solemn as public address before
the united congregation Of his denomina.
tiOn.0
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GRArIruDg.-If gratitude was ever evidence,
among any class, it certainly has been with those
who have used and tested the extraordinary virtues
contained In DIR. j. Hostetters celebrated Stomach
Bitters. Scarcely day passes, We are informed
that the Doctor does not receive from some recent
hesrtstreke and solicitous parent, brother, sis
ter, or friend, some Testimonials Of deep and earn
est gratitude, for his agency in restoring to health
and wonted vigor, some kindred For the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Constipation, lack Of appe
tite and all Bilious tendencies, are speedily cor.
rected by the Of these Btters per directions
For sale by all hotels, grocers, druggists, &C.
1t Is extremely palatabie.
P. GIBBONS, Agent,
July25 ddw Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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JULY 2o.-IP.
w n Hardin, N Dutrick, P N Harlan, 81 Louis;
A Mcdonald, Madison; w Goshorn, VI; y Drew,
A Chester, Chicago; s Paris, N Y; Q Weed, Muses.
tine; g Harsthorn, wabashawj NJ Rockwell, Wis;
q w Shaw, Pennington; A Stewart, West Point; Q
Dewey, Janesvllle;J Rowley, lows; Ash, L
King, cEYatss, NJ M silton, III w Peak and
lady, w II Peak and lady, Miss ANNA Peak, Miss
Lisette Peak, Master Eddie Peak, Master Charlie
Peak, Master Henry Peak, Nj page--the Peak
Family.
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freaks Of = MAD Tailor.

PHILADELPHIA, July 28.-A tailor named
Cotton, supposed to be insane, made . fu-
rious attack with large pair Of shears, this
morning, on . police officer, infictiDg = "a
tel wound. He afterwards attacked two 9TH
er persons, who were severely wounded be-
fore he could be secured.
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Republican Township CenvcnttOn.
The Republicans Of jackson Township will meet
In vERANDAH HALL, KK0KUK, on sATUR-
DAY, AUGUST 9Th, at 4 O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose of appointing delegates TO the County Re-
publican Convention, at Charleston, and transact
ing snch other business rs may be brought before
the Convention.
BY order Of the Iownsphip Republican Central
COMMITTEE. GEO. W. McCKARY,
July 80 1859. Chairman.
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c. Oscar, the King Of Sweden and Nor
way, whose death is announced, was son OF
the celebrated Bernadotte, alternately Napo-
Icons friend, rival and opponent. He mar
ried a daughter Of Eugene Beauharnais, sue
decided TO bis fathers throne in 1874, and
was SIS years Of age. His administration has
been marked by fair degree Of liberalisy
and reform. He will be succeeded by his
son, who married = Dutch Princess q few
years ago, and who will take the title OF
Charles XIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-30

Thomas Jefferson ON Hail onipg,
A correspondent obligss US with the fol-
lowing bit about erial navigation in the last
century:
"Mr. Jefferson 10 1855 was the United
States Minister Ut the Court OF Versailles,
and being man who interested himself in
science and the arts, did not eonfne himself
entirely to diplomacy. In letter to his
friend, Col. Monroe, be writes from Paris,
June 10, 1885: "Monsieur pilatre de Roziere
who had been waiting some months 1t Bou-
logue for a fair wind to cross the Channel,
ct length took his ascent With companion.
The wind changed after while, and brought
him back to the French coast--som acct
dent happened to bis balloon Of inaanmable
air; it burst, and they fell from great
height" On the 2lst, be writes to another
friend, sthat the distance from the earth was
absnt 600 feet. De Roxiere was dead when
q peasant distant hundred yards ran to
him but Roman, his companion, lived
about ten minutes, though speechless and
without his senses On the 18th OF Sep
TENDER, Mr.. Jefferson, in q letter to Francis
Hopkinson, writes: 'Ballooning goes on
There are two artists in tho neighborhood Of
Paris, who seem to be advancing to the de-
sideratum in this business--they are able to
raise and fall at will, without expanding their
gas, and to defect only i've degrees from the
course Of the wind
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CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
AND
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Street, Doors above the billings Hoxs
uAlR-CUTTING done according to Physiog
Ii nomy and the principles Of the CoiTsur.
Hair ana Whiskers dyed to perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
Of Hair Cutting, and challenges tho profession.
L~l s9
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w,lt be 3 Candidate.

BEDFORD, Pa, July 28.-The Bedford Ga
settle Of to-day publishes an article ,authori-
tatively declaring that President Buchanan
will not be candidate for denomination by
the Charleston Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-30

VTyOJAMEs L. BRUCE, ]. X. Hickey, Simon
i Mayberg, 8. Msyburgh Brother: You are
hsreby notified that there Is now on file In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, ut Keokuk, the petition OF Cum
mins Seamsn b Co., claiming Of James T. Bruce
1900 on his promissory note to Cummins, Seaman
Co., and ~ gainst ali Of you the foreclosureof
mortgage on certain real estate In which you claim
TO have some interest and unless you appear and
thereto on or before the second day Of next
September tssel term Of said court, 20 be held at
Keokuk the FRS. Monday Of said month, judg-
ment by default will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
July Is. 1s5o-1m Pltfs' Att'ys.
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To William w Cotton, EizabetE Cotton and John
W. Crooks
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
X there 10 now on fie in the Office Of the Clerk
Of Distri OF Court Of Lee County Iowa, at keokuk
. petition OF Charles C. Stevens, claiming Of you
tx -aid VIM. w, Cotton the sum OF SIX hundred
and sixty dollars, with interest ut loper cent. ray
able annually, from August 4, 1858, NJ money due
on promissory note made by you and one John
Crawford In his life time. dated August :, 1853,
for 5000, payable years alter date to order OK
said Stevens and Wm. II. cowles; and also
claiming against each and ali of you the forecio-
sure of mortgage given to secure said note, and
others since paid, on lots ard in block >, In w
II. williams and Perry Reeves addition to the
City Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa; the same be-
ing for part Of the purchase money, and the inter-
eat of the said Cowiss therein having been trans
ferrcd to said Stevens.
And that unless you appear and answer said pc
titon on or before the morning Of the second day
of the next term Of said court, to commence at
Keokuk on the first Monday Of September, A. d..
1859, the said petition win be taken as confessed
by YOU and decree rendered against you in ac-
cordance with the prayer thereof.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July %, Is5e-1m Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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CHARLES R a ID M X EN-.
HAIR DRESSER.

/ ATE0f paul's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
- landtst., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services the citizens Of Keokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that he has opened
an establishment corner Of I'd and johnson SITS !,
opposite the Gait House, where, by . punctual At
tentioa to business ho hopes to secure the patron
age of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOONING.
Done with NeAtnoss and Dispatch.
C. X. has on hand choice stock Of Perfumery,
Lubn's Extracts, De-, which he ofiers for sale at
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. !, 'b8-dy w.
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Inc organ OIL Gen. Dodge.
The War Eagle possesses the entire conf
dence and hearty good wishes Of Gen. Dodge.
-[Morgan's Eagle, July 26, 80.
All We have TO say 10, that we thank God
it 10 not our unhappy lot to be compelled by
surrender our private judgment.
We are glad that We are not an s'organ'-
and We can say with truth that We sincerely
pity those whose misfortune is to play the
part Of "organs" At the present juncture of
affairs. II we should ever consent to become
an "organ" il will be with the express un-
derstanding that We shall not be expected TO
insult northern freemen with arguments in
favor OF the extension OF slavery, or to out
rage tho feelings Of the people with excuses
in behalf OF an administration which over
rides their wishes. Morgan's Telegraph OF
Aug. IL, "a, speaking Of the Gazette as the
organ Of Pierce, Douglas and Dodge.
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a NE ~ HOOK

rfyO CUBA AND BACK, A VACATION YorAGE,
4 by 4. Dams, jr., author Of "Two Years Be
fore the Mast
This new narrative fully sustains the reputation
Of the writer Of the world-renowned volume, "Two
Years Brfore the Mast Of which more than 100 :
600 copies have been sold. For sail. At
OGDEN, BkOWNELL 4 CO. IS
CRY Book SroRK,
june3 81 Main-st.
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M W. n i e - - M. H.. surgeon
Vls Dentist. Office on Sscond-St.,
between Main and johnson streets, Keol J39R
kuk, Iowa. uIU
DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card TO the public,
would call attention TO new style Of plate
Work /" which IL peculiarly adapted to dat irregu-
lar, and otherwise difficult jaws This improve
ment has been tested three years and has sustained
its early promise Of fning . real want In plate
work. The work il now worn by many Of orr most
prominent citiscns, who give II hearty approval,
and to whom he il permitted to refer those inter
eeted.
DR.. III. il also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, "Block" work, and ordinary t'Gold Plate"
work, for which be has superior stock Of mate
rial He 10 prepared to I'LL teeth with Gold Foil
"Adhesive Cold and "ChrystAl Gold" in the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the stringency in money matters
some alIusion to PRICES may not be improper
While, on the hand Dr. H. believes Ito be the
better policy, well the honester course, not
to work 1t all than TO work ut prices that VIII
csssitate inferior work on the other hand he IL
willing to conform in his charges to the lower
| standard Of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, thorough devo-
| ton to his profession, and earnest desire to
please, he is determined to merit, and hopes
ceivc continuation of the liberal patronage here
| tofore enjoyed.
Juiyl1.dkw
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sUGAH-CUKED HAMS.
HENRY AMEs' eelssr.tsd
hand and for saieb VII. AUSTIN co.
LARD.
A PRIME article, by the bbl or at retail, for
II sac by W. III AUSTIN CO.,
jy.sdAw us Main-st.
4 Ill graics Of N. o.,
n Crushed,
Powdered,
and Clarified,
for sale Low by WI. AUSTIN CO.,
jy2sd1w lis Main-st.
DRIME RIO,
Costa RIGA, can be
had at WI. AUSTIN l. co.'s,
jy1sdA~ No. lis Msn-st.
Cc0TCH ALE and LONDON PORTER, in qrt.
- and pt. botties,a genuine article, for sale by
jyasdau ". II. AUSTIN &co.
FLOuKi Az Low PRICES!
w constantly keep on hand full supply Of
w all grades Of Flour, and are selling at
very low figures. Call at the City Mile Levee,
or on W. II. AUSTIN CO.,
jy23dAw No. lis Main street.
GAIT. ..kanawha ard Lake, in bills, low, by
- jyD w. II. AUSTIN CO.
CODA,
~ Salaratusa anil
Cream Tartar for sale by
5y13dAw VIII. AUSTIN A co.
WHEAT WANTEDy
VUE are CONSTANT buying winter wheat,
w spring WD cat and Rye. for which
We pay the hi CHEST Market Price IN CASH.
| Sacks furnished when desired. Enquire at the
CITY MILLS, Levee,or
w. III. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
| July 23-d&w lis Main-st.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
| | accordance with the requirements Of City Orr
L dinance No. .. Section IS, hereby give notice
that there has been procured standard set Of
| weights and measures for the Of the City of
keokuk.
| And thereby further notify all ,radesmen and
other persons using weights and measurcs,or 9th
/ or instruments for weighing any article or COM
modify whatsoever. within the limits Of this city,
that the Inspector has been required to examine all
weights and measures and instruments for weigh
ing and measuring within this city, and to fix q
suitable stamp or seal upon the same ~ shall be
in conformity with the standard prescribed by the
laws Of this State, under Title XIII, Chapter So
1 OF the Code of Iowa.
WILLIAM LEIGHTON,
july %, 1859. Mayor OF keokuk.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-19
Western n, c., Feb. 25, 1850,

CHARLES II. MARSHAL, Esq, of this
city, has lately nade--as the following
beautiful letter will show--a liberal dona.
ton to the Mount Vernon Fund: r,,
New York, Feb. IA.
To Mrs Philip Hamilton.
Dear Madam; Some time since I sent you
my contribution to the fund---a check for
fifty dollars, to be applied to the noble OBJ
ject of purchasing tho Mount Vernon es-
tate-so that the remains of the Fath.r of
his Country may be preserved inviolatc for
ever. | now hayc the pleasure tc enclose
another check for one thousand dollars in
memory of my grandfather, Nathan Coffin,
apatrot of the Revolution, who, when q
prisoner on board a British slip, and temnt-
cd by the highest offers to enter their ser
vice, replied," Hang me to the. yard.arm
ofyour ship, if you will, but do not ask
me to become traitor to my country" I
feel | cannot offer better or more grateful
tribute to his memory than to associate it
with an object which, if living, would have
been so dear to his hcart--that of placing
Washington's ,hallowcd home under the
safeguard Of his country, Youis, most res,
poctiully and truly, = G. II MARSHAL.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-19

Be TRuTuFut With CHILDReN. Some peo-
pie tell lies to clpildron with d view Of enjoy.
ing a laugh at their creluIity. This Is to
make nieCi; at sin, and they ate,foels who
do it. Tho tendency in "A Child to believe
whatever is told, issof' Ged for good n It Is
lovely. Itsecms d shadow, Of prjmcyalIi itr
necenco gAncing by. Weshoujd reverence
IA cbild's simplicity. Touch It only with
truth, sBe not the firsttH quencllthat lovely
truthfulness by falsehonds. ~
- MornER, it strikes me you are very lhzy
idst, Row. lIow dare youesa so !. why
don't You see Pm,lnakipg bread q indignant
ly returned the lady, ''True, but that's
neither more nor less than lotetGps.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-18
PILES.

writing to IA, 81 have been for time seriously
afflicted bleeding piles; and hav" regarded
severe nne-at indeed, hopeless hut Thave used
your medicine (Ple Specic), and am cured have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
nbligation"
4 gentleman Rtv years, well and ravorably known Mt
Cehi Delaware county, Sew-YOrk had been marty to the
piles for t~enty Sometimes from excessive hem"r
rhage, pain suffering he reduced to the verge Of
the grave. years he had dragged out miserable exs
ence confirmed invalid disqualified for any business.
life almost 1t is needle to add that he had
of remedies from all sorts OF doctors tn little
purpose. lie consulted two and recommend
ell Pile Specific with occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
this began to improve. and since has never had
serious turn piles. From the first month up to year
past he occasionally symptoms of his old complaint;
but few the Pile pills would dispense 4 ALL and for
than las been entirely well OF the piles
isscarcely to be found In the annals Of
medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-18

No family should be without invaluable curatiyes-
They only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
AMI private With them the parent is armed and
pared against the first approach Of disease and meet It
the threshold AMI keen It at bRy. tribe Of medicine
rightly directed In the first hours OF desease perecty
that which by delay can only he relieved by long
hours nj suffering II at ALL With these at hand. you
obliged await the coming OF that Often distant,
s well ma eSneneve luxury doctor; nor to be Iugged or
poisoned bstcre be hut yoursels administer
the simple specific and restore the rudhy Of life
health and IOy There cannot only injury arise
in their hut the general upon
the constitution bevond all question: Is beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active efficient AGENT for tho sale NJ our
remedies every in the
Address, DR.. ?. HUMPHREYS, 4 co.,
No. 500 broadway, New York
sR-sOl,l by the Druggists in Wheeling. mhll-1y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-18
FIRST SPRING STOGK!
AZ Extremely tow FTicCs, now DPentn. M
ISAAC PRAGsEIE'I


AVING lust from New York with well Sc
ected and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods
would request examine II before purchasing
elsewhere stock o.! D".ss Goods will he found To- con-
sis of the latest styles guarantee that prices are
lower than any other house. would call pattic
uI4r attention Figured BriautS, worth richly
ISsfc, NJ only I9i Plaid Ducals worth p; at 1fc Light
worth 9Sc At lc and other goods IN pro
portion. Musus and irish LnenI will sell Muslin worth
ike at IOc worth Is 4Sc J bOnnets
comprising styles and which heug purchased
srect from the will self cheaper than even
before pcs. Ribbons: leo Ruches; Flowers and
appertaiuing the Millinery line and to whel
hFach caIi the particular attention the Trade, and i'll
lie offered n he lowest dguTes.
ENIBROIDERIES.-If wish to find the largest best
and cheapest stock give call and promise to sell
Collars Sleeves and Collars, RAns INSERTING and
Eigings less figures than Other establishment
mr. 5uc, worth 81 tHi Sittts AZ
worth 2Sc; Linen la dkerehiefs at l25c, worth
IS3< S1. 12j IcrsticI nAndksrcsfs
at Uorth GI1 soc, worth % s+I superior do
Ie 4l IOn white B!iilianTs Vt l2e, worth
1879 100 I'uG ISt worth Pcs Weli other
white goods NansOoks, both plain plaid and striped
proportionateIy low. Dollars worth of Price Goods
Merchant Tailoring Trade, and of which a
the stock in Wheeling, will he sold
Trae at less than Other HOn'c IN WEIGHING
can them all examination and
convinced my ability to sell. Cali aud sKLmine for
yourselves. ISAAC PHAttEK,
,nhSI 12S Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-18
THE lNTELLIGENCER
LFrom the N. Y. Express.l
ON WHIPPING WO1fEN, or H0W TO
RGLEA WLFE.


"a citizen of Kentucky recently petitioned
the Courts for divorce from his wife, on the
ground that she was in the habit of qOhlPP1ng
him.
What's gone with "Old Kaintuck," that famous
beast,
Half horse, half alligator, as we used TO hear,
Who used to boast how easy he could lick
His weight in wild cats, and such other dear
That mighty gouger with the laundering voice,
Slcdge hammer fist, and long and bloody knife,
Whose eyes glared savagely at the sight OF foe,
And lion heart beat wildly for the strife!-
WHAT'S gone, say, with that ar mighty human,
To let himself be walloped by woman?
O man! degenerate of those sturdy sires
Who erst could take bullock by the horns,
Go hide thyself amongst the rocks and caves
Where toatls and lizards hide them from the
storTns
Alas! poor soul, thou hast not strength to fec;
Weak as mouse beneath Kittens paw,
With looks imploring and pteous whine,
Thou pray'St for mercy in Court OF Law!
o shades of Crockett and of mighty Boone,
How you m1st ''swar" at herring such tune!
OF all mean sights which this mean world affords
There's none that's meme: than hen perkcd
man.
Poor sniveliing wretch, too weak to fight or fee,
Thy wife regards thee paltry sham!
No woman ever loves the IMAM she rules,
Hnwe'er adrOitly she may play her role;
But, midst her tattling crones makes him her
jest.
And scorns and loathcs him in her inmost soul!
Poor fool she never knows the bonndlcss bliss
That dwells within an honored husbands kiss.