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NUMBER 763 of Littelrs Age, is on our table.
An excellent number. Content&: Lyra Ger
manica, Froude's History of England, Han.
worth, chap. 10th, Home life in Norway, The
Romance of Vice.
The poem called "a Funeral Crossing the
Stream" is very beautiful
Among the short articles we find the follow
ing:
HoxoREs MurANr MoREs-The following from
Sir Richard Bulstrode's Essays, 1715, may mer-
it diSinternent:
When the Earl of Rutland, who had been in
strumental in the prcterment of Sir Thomas
More to be Lord Chancellor of England, and
thinking the Chancellor did not show him that
respect merited, meeting him accidentally, told
him in reproach, HoROres Mutant lHores-al-
luding to his name; the Lord Chancellor sharp
Is returned upon him, telling him, 10 iods not
true in Latin, but in English that hOnors
changed manners
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CURroUs LETTER FROM SUIcIDR.-The Hon.
John A. Tucker, who committed suicide a few
weeks ago In Georgia, left behind him the fol-
lowing letter addressed to "P H. Colquitt, Edi.
tor Columbus Times"
DAWSON, GA, Thursday, Dec l6.
am about TO do thing which | have had
in contemplation since 1S4S-viz: to rid the
world of me, and myself of an existence useless
to me, and derogatory to others. And, Mr.. Ed
itor, how dare you or any of your readers, say
it is weak, or wrong, or unmanly to perform the
act that am about to perform. Life is n bur-
den to me, and has been for years. / am driven
on by a destiny have no power to control
Don't say to me, SIT is your fault you could
act differently" 1t is untrue Ialways wished
to act differently have prayed to act differ
ently-I have prayed to God to help. me to act
differently. lie knows my wish and purpose
was to be q good man. This have prayed for
from boyhood: and yet have not been good
man. "There is divinity that shapes our
ends" There is power that drives us on like
a feather before the wind, and we have as little
power to direct our course as the feather in the
gale.
Now, with all my sins, follies and vices cling
ing to my skirts, am going nnbidden into the
presence of my God, to ask him why l am not
the man l always desired to be; to ask what
punishment am to receive for knowing my
duty, desiring to perform it, aud yet not having
llc nerve 10 10 II. Don't say an drunk eth
err, for it is not so. | tell you, Peyton Colquitt
that nm doing this thing upon reflection.
ay all night thinking of it. | have looked at
Ill the reasons for and against it In some re-
poets have been n successful man. As certain
IS the world stands, would beat in the race for
Judge by more than the Democratic majority
That is not the thing with me. | would not
live to be President Of the United States, unless
could be the man wish to he. From a boy,
wished to he great and good tnan-a man ex-
erting great, salutary, moral influence on man.
kind. But as it is, am shedding dOathshade
and mildew from the high places in the land.
/ would have waited till got home, but
know it would not do. would then never
have discharged the duty l owe TO myself aud
mankind. 1 could not part with my wife and
little ones. Several times in the last few years
have prepared myself for this event at home,
when my wife knew nothing Of it But to look
at the children and hear them say Pa or 10
look at smiling, afectionate wife, that antici-
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1En, n. 1n..llls.pesr.l
The wonders mud beauties In Nature

Messrs Editors:-Permit me to lay before
your readers the following exquisite little extract
from an elegant French author. The ideas there
in contained may be new to many, to all they
surely will prove interesting They serve to show
that the eeery-day and the common, are really
full of beauty. That to the true Poet, Philoso.
pher and Worshipper, all things are redolent OF
majesty, glory and perfection, in so far at least
as they remain in the pristine state Of purity in
which they were created. 1t is good to suffer
our thoughts to be turned inwards, TO be direct
ed to those outbirths of the Infinite Author fur
nished in His Natural Realms! The author, in
commenting on the number of different species
of insect that visited, found nourishment in n
Strawberry pttnt that he has in n window of his
house in Paris, (nO less than 81 in three weeks
has the following remarks:
sit is credible from analogy, that there are
animals feeding on the leaves of plants, like the
cattle in our meadows, and III our mountains;
which reposs Under the shade of dO,oR, imper-
ceptible to the naked eye and which, from COB
lets formed like so many suns, quatf nectar of
the color of gold and silver. Each part of the
flower must form to them spectacle Of which
We can form no idea. The yellow autheroe of
flowers, suspended by iilletts of white, exhibit
10 their eyes, double Tafters of gold in equili-
brio on pillars fairer than ivory; the COr0ttd an
arch Of unbounded magnitude, embelliShed with
the ruby and topaz; rivers Of nectar and honey;
the other parts of the lowered cups, urns,
pavelions, domes, which the human architect
and goldsmith have not yet learned to initiate"
Yes Doubtless, Messrs. Editors the
sight is improred, so becomes the prospect more
and more interesting, so is the multitude of OBJ
jects rendered visible, increased, and SO is the
internal beauty and grandeur of each made
manifest! The quintessence of perfection IN
sight is that which penetrates the eausal seOrLd,
aud lays bare to the beholder the boundless in
ception of all things, and which proves to him
that all pure forms must from their origin, be
beautiful exceedingly" ii.
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TuE Detroit papers give some interesting in
telligence concerning one Leon Roberts, ''con-
fidcnce man." who has victimized our Western
citizenssin an objectionable manner. He pre-
tended to be a convert from the Catholic religion
to Professionalism, and imposed upon the clergy
men in Detroit, Rochester, Montreal and other
places. In Detroit one person gave him thirty
dollars; another gave HIM new suit of fine
broAdcloth; three gentlemen paid his board bill;
articles of utility and value were sent him, and
he left the city with letters of recommendation
which were Instrumental in SieceiTiu people Is,
New York State and elsewhere, He was last
heard of in Rochester.
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News from Moscow states that the mobiles are
by no means inclined to cmancipate their serfs
without receiving full naturalization, and
they do not attempt to conceal from the Imperi-
authorities their dissemination to obey the in
structions which they received from His Mqies-
ty. The mobiles hold secret conventicles, and
publicly decry the newfangled ideas which have
been introduced into Russia. To tho west of
Moscow, however, no one dares openly to ex-
press'disapprOvnl of the projects of the Gear,
"whO Is dolized by the lower classes"
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AWFUL Won't SomeJodv Hold HimY-Tt

AwFuL!- Won't Somebody Hold Him'-The
editor of the jackson Ifississ.ppian thus well
comes Senator Douglas to the South:
Covered with the odium of such detestable
heresies; stained with the dishonor of treach-
cry without parallel in the political history of
of tho country; fresh from the warm embrace
Of Seward and Greeley and Giddings-ths man
has dared to present himself in the South, to
look her honest sons and daughters in the face,
and to ask their hospitality. We would not
arouse the violent passions of men. We would
stay the avenging rod of justice rather than the
chivalry of the South should be tarnished by a
single rash or unseemly act; but va; if smart
ing under the keen sense lof crlel wrong, if
goaded by the conviction of outrageous injustice
she were to welcome her betrrycr with bloody
hands to hospitable grave"-to the gibbet or
the faggot-there would be strong array of
irresistible facts in tie case to extenuate the
act
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WE understand that John R. Thompson, Esq,
editor of the Southern Literary Messenger, has
prepared four popular lectures 10 be delivered
before public bodies, upon the following sub
iects-.sv;-simia In the Olden Time" "Paris in
its Eternal Aspects" 1.-THE Ocean and the Noun
tains as Sources of Inspiration" and one other.
Mr.. Thompson is an accomplished writer and
popular speaker; and from what we learn, we do
not believe any literary association could en-
gage gentleman who would address them in a
more acceptable manner. Mr. Thompson's res.
idence is at Richmond, Va.
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CoUNTEEFEITEEs, BEWARE! "A reward is Of
fered for the detection of any person counterfeit
ing, Initiating, or the vender of any such coun-
terleIt imitation of BoJhdU6's Holland BiEters.
The genuine highly concentrated Holland Bit
tiers, is put up in half Pia5 bottle only, having
the name of the proprietor, b. Page, Jr., blown
in them, and his signature around the neck of
each and every bottle.
This delightful erOma, so popular as a remedy
for Fever and Ague, eakness of all kinds, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Headache. Costiveness and
Piles, can be obtained from any of our respectas
ole Druggists.
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Mrs. Cora Hatch, the spiritual trance medium,
in New York, has commenced a suit for divorce
from her husband DIR. Benjamin Hatch, on the
ground of i'll treatment. Her allegations state
that they were ma FRIED in Attica, n. Y, on the
9TH of August, 1856, he having represented to
her that during the three years previous he had
been practicing physician in the city of New
York, with an income7of $4,000 year; that
notwithstanding these representations he has
not practiced as physician since their mar
riage, but hassdepended for his support upon
her labors, in lec;uring &c, that during her lee
turing seasons he has had control of the exche
quer and has deprived her of many of the neces'
saries and comforts of life-even to flannel un.
derclothcs and proper food that 10 never gave
her any spending money except upon one occa-
sion; that he frequently neglected to provide
board for her, but accepted invitations to pri-
vate houses where he stayed until she was sub
jected to the modification of knowing that the
welcome was worn out; that he had frequently
brought her into associations with immoral
characters of both sexes; that he had been gull
ty of indecent and immoral practices in her pres
ence; that since their separation he had attemp.
ted to take forcible possession of her; and that
he was a hard case generally. The case bids
fair to rival the celebrated Bennett case.
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THERE was quite scene in one of the New
Orleans German churches a Sabbath or two
since The congregation it seems are divided
on the question of retaining their present pas
tor, and on the Sunday in question the obnox-
iOus clergyman attempted to enter the church,
but was met by n deputation of the female
members of the congregation, who told him that
he had no business there, and could not enter
On his iisregarding this information and forcing
his way into the church, the females descended
upon him like an avalanche, with cowhides, and
pepper and salt, and flour, and gypsum-lath-
erug him nercilessly with the former articles,
and powdering him all over with the latter
Thus beset, the preacher had but one alterna
tive, and that was to fly from the church:an
operation which he performed to the satisfac-
ton of all The trouble of the unfortunate
minister did not end here for the next day he
was arrested and imprisoned for attempting to
force his way into the church against the wishes
of majority of the trustees which had been
communicated to him.
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w. ]. MARKS,

PRACTICAL WORKMAN AT
watches, Clocks, silver VI nTe md JsWslTy
TTAyING on hand, d inteEd keeping, vel s,lersd
III OF American English, french AID sgss Watch
American German and RrnS Clocks; Gold and Silver
Claims Keys SEALS, Rings, Breast Pins Ear Rings and
Locrts Silver Thimbls Gold, Silver, Steel and t'yrsu
Silver Spectaeles Spoons, Forks, Lad Buti=rsutyt
Gold aud Silver Pens and Pencils Work Box
e. Card Cases, Cabas, Pormoniaa and Pursrs-Uith
long experience aud being well prepared With Gne taoi,
WAIcu ESSISE and LatesI fully convinced that -
fun satisfaction 20 the public Eio f.
With call the old stand, 1S9 Main 81 sgn Esss
and Watch. ". J. AAEKs.
WheriInr. Nov. %. ISIS.
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pated my wishes-that forgave thousand fol-
iies-that never did an unkind act-I did not
have the courage to proceed. But, believing as
l do, that my departure from this life will bene-
fit my family, as well as others, am going to
die here to-day. have plenty of friends who
will be sorry for this, but to all of them / say,
John A Tucker never professed friendship to
any that he deserted in the hour OF trial. Ny
wife and my little ones commend to your care.
TUCKER.
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LETTER from Hong Kong, China, gives an
account of the action of Mr.. Roberts, the U. S.
Vice Bonsol at that port, in lnflictiug fine of
fifteen hundred and thirty dollars on Capt.
Samuel R. Hussey, of the American ship Stag
hound, for cruelties inflicted upon some seamen
of the vessel, by the four mates. Captain Illus.
sey was made responsible for the conduct of
the officers of the ship, and fined as above stat
ed
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As yet but two offices are in eomptitOn-the
Clerkship and Street Commissionership. For
the former the competitors are Messrs. j. S.
Wheat and j. @. Porter; for the latter Mcssrs.
Henry Sharp and Thos. j. Powell
The new announcements to-day arc Porter,
Clerk; Manners, Wharf Master; and HallOwell,
Sergeant.
Hurry in with your names. The time draw.
eth nigh.
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A MARRIED man in New York State recently
sold his farm, preparatory to Kansas expedi-
ton. His wife being in ill-health ard crippled,
and likely to prove an circumference rather than
an agreeable companion in his Journey he
agreed to take off $500 from the price, if the
purchaser of the property would promise to
maintain her for the future. The conditions
were accepted.
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TAG Campbells Ciinstrels are coming, sure
enough, and will arrive and perform here on
Friday and Saturday nights, at Washington
Hall This is Matt Peel's famous troupe, who
do up the Ethiopian in its highest, most genial
and genteel perfection. DIR. Jones, the efficient
agent of the troupe, is stopping ut the Mcclure
House
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No LADY will be admitted to the next wo-
mans Rights Convention who does not shave
and sing bass. Moreover, the officers are ex-
pected to wear moustache says a rOguish ex-
change.
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RUxoRs are current that Senator Jefferson
Davis will take an early opportunity to COM
ment in the Senate, upon Mr.. Douglas Illinois
speeches. 1t is very probable that Mr.. Douglas
will have carly and ample opportunities to eI-
plain and defend his position in relation to the
Democratic party, whatever it may be-
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a LATE number of the Desert Ne,cs reports
quite number of street brawls, rowdYism and
robberies in Salt Lake City, and under the
heading of painful Incident reporter no.
tees the first case of professional streetwalker
among the females of that city.
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AURA PLArsrow, the admirable tale which we
have been printing in piece-meal last week, is
concluded this morning. 1t is one of the best
we ever printed, and will appear in full in our
Weekly of Thursday next A large number of
Extras will be strnck.
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EDS. ISTELLIoESCKR2You viii please announce the nam,
Of JoHN PORTER present City Clerk, candidate foI
the oineei at the approaching election, aud oblige
janlO" MANY CITIZENS.
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For Sale or Rent

AT desirable property at the head 81 Hampton sre.t
The dwelling Is large with all eouv-Lieaee necessary
With yard about ~ Of grOund vel ErasI
Also Farm for rent, abou; ~ rIIes abov. wheeling
on river bottom. Enquire Of A P WOODS,
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once of the Crescent Misunderstanding Go,

WHEHItSG, Va. january 4th 1870
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders the Crescent
Manufacturing Co., for the election Presdent ana
Seven Directors viii be held At the oompany's Office IN
Wheeling, Va. Wednesday, Feb 9th 1879 At oeIorL
general attendance Is particularly reoue,ted a,
other business OF Importance viii brought before tb
meeting. n WIIKINsON '4S
ian5-td
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MEssRs. EDIroRsYo will please announce in the In
teigencer," that JAMES wHkAr ESQ will be
as candidate for cLEaE Chr, at the sppr5sehn
charter election, by UauTSl MANY VOTERS
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EDIToRs IsTELfIGEocEa-I Offer myself as a candidate Tor
the Office OF Street Commissioner ensuing charter
election IL elected will strive MI the office to the adj
vantage OF the public. uRuT'l rIIos. J. POWELL.
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ANMoUN OEM INT Isl.


Ems. ISTKLIIGEScER.-Pease announce name Of A. 8
H4LLoEEL as candidate for City Sergeant, aud obge
janlOS MANY VOTERS.
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STREET COIIJTJSSJoE-FP

MEssRs. EDiIORs.-I offer myself as candidate ,or a.,
once Of street Commssioner 1t the ensuing charter eee
ton II reelected viii endeayor dsehSrge the dn,je
Of the office, as before, to the best Of my abilities
IAhO' HENRY SHARP.
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NOTICE-

HAVE this day associated with me, L O. Coon and viii
continue the Wholesale and Retail Drug business Al The
old sand corner Of Main and Monroe streets under ne
drm name OF A. O. Good Co. A. g. coon
Wheeling, January, LIST, 1889. ian5
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TWO Houses John street. one House Hampton 81
several on quincy street and dwelling house ana
store room in Centre Wheeling, the OF 81
and Marset Alev Enquire atJaeob HILLS, tae cor
Hi iuiyscs JOHN BRUCE
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Tue Queen OfSpain on Sunday, Nov. %, gave
a splendid ball at her palace, which was attend
ed by 1900 persons. She danced with her
Prime Minister, Marshal o'DOnnell, and the
Russian Am6as 'ador. The British Minister did
not appear in the bali room, on account of the
day, it is alleged, though he appeared in the
drareiHg room. This is quite nice distinction.
THE condition of ireland is, in the main, quiet
and progressive, with the exception of an occa-
siOnal case of landlord shooting, says an Eng
fish paper.
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EDs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JosEPu MAKEEEs
asa candidate for Whsrfaser ensuing election
JanlU" MANY VOTERS.
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IN ALL ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
E- similar Prer7iuna Of $1,000 dIr0rdsd Dy tie
P9prieOrs aud promptly paid to successful competitors
last gear.
lhs names in competition for the aObve Premiums may
be in at any time often obtained. between the
said days OF November and May They will agEre-
gated day OF May 1852 and the whole placed
the credit OF the competitor.
THREE ORIGINAL NOVELTIES
VIII appear the Newspaper" In the year 1853. The
drst OF these, called
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Dividend
WHEELING SAVINGS T,srrrr,,,o,.
THE Directors Of tht. r-..,.. January So 1870
he prost ~ q ten Per cent on the qselsred
~ W. SSSoYs on On demand.
90, ,,... PO1A TOES
Nm bUsHfls Of Ns,ha,.-, -
ldsssl ]. n PtnpilRsssiTT
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Hardware at Auction.

WILL sell at Auction Saturday, sth and wednesday
12th, Commanding at o'clock my entire stock aIus-
Bile Hardware and Counters, Shelving, &e safe
and Desk. Terns Of EaleAu inder Twenty Dollars
Cash; over Twenty and under Fy co days. All Wsuli
sold at n low figure.
jan5-tl 18th. SAINT, NEFT
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yTfE would respectfully customers that
w their bulls made and ready settlement and
all those who do call and settle the hrst Or
January, viii have their bs preSsnted metiateiy there
Aftsr, as money We want and money We must have.
WHEELER 4 LAEIS.
lAnl Asrehsni TA-iorG
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JANUARY SETTLEMENTS.
OUR accounts ready for settlement and our Gus
~ toners viii please take notice that those
settled the ls will be presented Immediately thereafter
Those indebted 70 the late T Of J. K. Durham Co.. viii
prepare themselves to settle the business MUST be
closed. Ljan4.l HOBBS BARNEs
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s E It I'll e.

THE Retail Store Of Meclailens Knox c. having
changed hands All persons indebted urderIiEned
their Indebtedness without delav
Amer reasonable period s accounts unsettled
given TO an officer for collection.
jana McoLALLESs, KNOX / CO.
JANUARY sETFLR8I ENTS.
WE would resps etfay customers that their
w bills ready and viii be presented Immediate
laniT l. $40 - HEIskELI swEAR1NGEx.
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FHB DOLLAR lBWSPAPBR!
PHILADELPHIA.

LADELPHIA.
The publishers have announced rich programme
original novels for the $50 and additional
due tenement to Subscribers, offer
10 those persons who shall send the Office Of The
Dollar NeWspaper between tine LIST OF November, ISIS,
aud May, 1882 the lists Of subscribers
TO wit:
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p A Y n r q @ o..
SELL
FANCY GOODS,
WALL & WINDOW PAPERS.
Stationery,
BLANK BOOKS
AND
M u . L q.
For Rent.
For Rent.

TT,HAT desirable property Mt. Weed Cemetery
Known as the King property. The dwelling cont. rs
sEfBcent accommodations for large family. TIE lot
rootafns two acres, which could BE- made good market
raTdrn Also good orchard, &c and all lately enclosed
Eith an exeeIlentfrner- For terms apply to
nbs0-tf A. '. HULLIHFN.
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NEW FIRM.

TUE underlined have associated themselves together
Il a dru, under the style vf
MAXWELL, LAMPBEI L & TINGLE,
For the purpose q doinga TROLE'f-ILE GROCERY
GENERAL COMMISSION business, At No. Is Main s.,
in the formerly Oeecpied by Baker = Hopkins
We respectfully soicit ne attention Of the Trade.
JAS MAXWELL. Of late firm Of Paxton, Donlou &C.
THoS- J. CAMPBELL, late with List A Howell
GEO. R. TiSGLE, late with List 4 Howell ians