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ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
4 Benegrttm Institution es'otliShtd ts
special Involvement Jor Tie Relief
Of tie Sick and Dist esstd,cj.
ficted wiM ITrulcnt and
EDifjrnlic U7stUs,S


Epidemic D1s.Os's.
The HOWARD ASSCClATlON, in view o.
the awful destruction OF human life, cLuted by
sexta! diseases, uhd the decepttnf rrecticed
upon the unfortunate victims Of such di.t ascs
by Quacks, several years agU directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT,
worthy ottheir name to uVtn Disp,ptAiy for
the treatment of this clu,s Of diseases, in oil
their forms, and TO give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all who prplv ty letter, y th q
description Of their coEUltion, (agc, occupation,
habits 0! life, Sc. ana in cases of extreme
poverty and suffering. 20 FrINIsn SEpIcisEs
FREE OF CHARGE. i is needless 10 Md ilat
the Association commands the hi. Lcst Medical
skill Of the age, and will iutnith tie utEtnp.
provcdmoderp treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment OF Sexual
Diseases, for tht year ending JaLuar; ist, 1875,
express the highest satisfaction win tie sue
cess -shich has attended the lators OF the Con.
sulting Surgeon in The cure Of spcrmatUri 9a,
seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonoIil ua.
Glee,, Syphilis the Vice Of Onanisn or Self
anusc, &c, and ordcr, continuance of the
same plan for the ensuina year.
The director. on review Of the past, fee.
assured Tint thtii l0hors ~ this ;, lue &C he
neyoIe1. effort lave been Of great benefit to the
afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
ncwcd zeal. 70 this very important and much
icsrscd cause.
An admirable report on Spernatonhaa, CT
Seminal Weakness, the vice OF OnaLism, Msstur-
baton, or Self-aLuse, and other disease Of the
sexual organs. by the Consulting su:tccn. will
besent by mail lin : sealed envelope RIFF or
CpAnGE, on receipt Of TWO STiM IS for pos.
tage. C:lcr Reports md Trncts Tn The nature
and treatment OF ,cXual diseases, diet, &C.. are
constantly unpublished for grntu.tous distri.
button, and will be sent to,he afflicted. Some
of the rev remedies and methods Of treat
ment discovered during the last year, are os
great value.
Address, for Reporter treatment. Or GEO.
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. South MINT Street, Fhi!s-
delrhia, Pa. Ply order of the Directors,
Ezra D. HEARTH ELL, Pies't.
GEO. FATRCHILD, Sec'y. dec. 2, '5s-y.
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Thursday Morning, July q, 1859.

Agents for the Civilian d. Telegraph,
The following are the only agents Of the Oh
william Telegraph. authorised to collect and
receipt for moneys duo this Office;
ia. RUrHRAuyF. Baltimore. 30,
JoY, CoE 4 Co., Philadelphis.
JOY. Coz 4 Co. New Yo'k.
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On Saturday, SOth of July, 1859,

at II o'clock. A. NJ. of said day, ut the st.
Nicholas Hotel, in the city Of Cumberland all
Ma, I,t ,rpnrcel Of ground known and dis
tinru,.ii-,,i N the PLOT of 'GEPHAfT's AID
DITIoN to t!e own Of CUMBERLAND" as
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SALE,

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
- forAllegany County, asa Court OF Equity,
in the case of Alpheus Beall and snmuei Eek-
IT,. Trustees ncainst John and Sarah c. Long
nhnr.h [ viii III ct public sale,
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CITY DIRECToRY.a :.
WmEELING POsT OTFICE.
Arrival and Closing Of .the Mails.


Washington, Pa, daily except Siin1ny) arrives at
10 \. NJ, closes ut 3:5O T.. n.
Parkcrsburg;, (ly the Eiyer.) arrives at A. NJ,
wednesday. Friday AMI sunday Closes ut $50 A. H.
Monday Wednesday and Friday.
Parkcr.bur by H. & o. Ii. H., arrives at C:tS p. ~
Closes at G::i0 A. NJ.
Mail Train from tho Inst, arrives at 1:S3 A. M..-
CI,ers nj C:i5 =.
Express Train. rou, tho East arrives at s:53 A. NJ.
Closes at 10 \. NJ.
Accommodation Train fcnm tho East, (cxccpt Sun
day. arrives ut C:I3 T. N. Closes at GEO A. NJ.
Pittsburgh, Except sunday) arrives at 8 A. NJ
ClVses at 10 A.3L IL ~ y l <
Cleveland ( Pittsburgh Way Mail Except sundNy,)
arrives nt l:l0 AN. Closes at l0A. II.
Great Western. (e1eePt suuday,) arrives at IL n.
Closes at C3O A. NJ.
ST. ClaIrsvO, nrrivosNt p. N. Closes ut 9SOA.Ni.
Ca,'iz, daily, (cxcept sunday,) Urrivos Mt p. M
Clo1cS st G;;ns A. M. si- fEHz' tH-'attE
bethany, Va. arrives Tucsiny Thursday ami Satur-
day. at II VI. Closes same days at 1920 L. NJ. ,a
RyOrsun'S Station arrives Saturday, at p. M
Closes Friday, at A. VI.
Tho Overland Mail for California lOavOs ST. I1ouis
every Monday Hnd'Thurslay. Mt S AM. LetterS do
signed for It should be marked "OvOTland, via St.
Louis"
Tho Overland Mails ftum St Joseph Mo-, to Plaecr-
yC via Salt Lake City, leaves ST. Joseph oYury Sat.
urdAy. Mt A. NJ. Letters should bO mGrkod Cover
land. via ST. Joseph.
EE-OIica opens at 7:SO A. N. Closes at 1850 p NJ.
Open on Sundays, frOm Bpm.
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FEAR Sor rllYsELy.

And then the fears, the jcalOusies of
sectional interests, and the pnrtcntous dam
gers which cannot be concealed in Conncc-
ton with slavery. Magnify and multiply
all these occasions for alarm, much Us YOU
will. What thcn2 Shall we give up the
shipf What shall we do Let cYery-
thing go bythc board, and sit down in
blank. despair? Lei us rather initiate
that noble class of men who know the
best qualities of our nature, on the dock
Of thai$hip when the storm is Mt its worst,
whose brewery when driven from one ex-
pefticnt TO another, inspires the timid With
hope. The idea of abandoning our Gov
ernmcnt rs Il failure, our Constitution rs
rag of worthless paper, let it not be so
much ns mentioned, but let MS rather
cherish more of that cherrfulncss of spirit
which indicates tilitl as to the issue. EX-
citements do not impcril it, provided the
temper be right. When the Temperature
OF an individual ora community is raised,
everything which belongs thcruunto comes
out with the greater force; and the peril is
always and only from that which is evil.
Let there bc nothing but what is humane
and kind and good in our nature, and dam
ger is not 10 he apprchend. even if VIC be
excited TO white heat Reformcrs who
have succeeded best il Church and State
were of most hearty cheerlulness. In
Luther it amounted very often to jollity.
Old Samuel Adams, of Boston, w,,s re-
nowned as much for his sonorous singing
of hymns rs for his patriotism. Suppose
that otlhirs should wax worse and worse,
never will he mendcd by impaticncc irritn-
.bility, and pctulancO. X Fret not thyself.'
is an inspired counsel for troublous times.
Have good heart and do the hest You
can. Trust in the Lord, and mischief will
be ovcrtcd. Resormations which cannot
be accomplished by good temper will
not be brought about by objurgati0us and
wrath.
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], o. S. nj.

oLn DOMINION LODGE, MOL.
Meets every Monday Evening at their Hall In tho
N'lglepn Buildinx-.
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CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST q.
Wheeling Baptist Church, south stlo Clay between
Elnh and sixth
Disciples Church. Market, between BiddlO and Third
'''' GERMAN PROTESTANT
IermNn Protestant Church, west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe: Rev. - Friedrich, pastor.
First German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling, ROv. Vim. lIolisr, pastor
Ccy1nam Lutheran Church. Ruv. W. BuerESmeir,
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Jrwish Synagogue Quincy over Intclligonccr Office.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
C1IarlinU Street VI. E. Church, cast side Chapllno
lciW"cn First and Second Rev J. l.. Clark, pastor.
Fourth Street ". y. Church, west side Fourth bo-
iw-on Monroe aul Quincy, Row Thomas NTLeary,
pastor.
North Street NJ L Church. northwest corner North
aml Market, Roy. l. 3. Patterson. pastOr. al
South Wheeling NJ. L. Church.
Wheeling Island Chapel Wheeling Island, Rev
TlmiraS Mc'Cleary. pastor.
Gorun,n NJ. E. Church, East sido Cllaplins.
PRESBYTERIAN. " E-t
Tirs; Presbyterian Church. west slu Fourth bet rccn
Quincy aud AOnrus: EoV. lluntyR II. Wo.d d. d. pastor
Ser,nI Presbyterian Church. soutll-vvCst Cormor
Webster and Market; ROT. Il. V. nodEr. pastor.
Third l'rcshytcran Church. east side EIr BotwUon
Chestnut nud Eilhert, South Wheeling.
Fourth Presbyterian Church. cast side Main between
Adaut' and Washington; iIoV. AlfrOl PAUL, pastor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
Uni,eI Presbyterian Church. Vost siLo Market, Le
tween Jefferson and NlNli,n Iiov n NIcLurr, pastor
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
St. Johns Church. west side MNin botwoOn First
aud Second; Rev. S"uthgIts, rector.
st. Mvtth0w's Church, south side Monroe between
finh aud Sixth; Rev. F.. 7. Perkins, rector.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
st. J"meA' Cathedral snuth-cOst corner IINmpden
Nni tifsh; Right Rev. Richnrd v. WhUelnn, DlHlOp;
EuV. James Y. Cunningham. Assistant
81 NrhOnRI Church. west sIdo Market between
E'dle and Third FiNh Ward; ltov Kioush, pastor.
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All tho Lodges assemble Mt Odd FeI-
lows Hall, corner OF Market
and Quincy GtreetB.

VVRGTNIUS LODGE, No s.
Meets every Thursday Evening. john Goudy, n
o. JAMES Courts, V. O.; J. NJ. Bickcl, Secretary.
FRANLIN LODGE, No. Is.
Meets every Monday Evening. n. q. Marsh n. q:
j. W. drowning, N.G.; W.r. McNcIvCy, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE. No. 3S (Gcrunn.)
Meets every weincs,lny Evening simon IIisrieh
N'Ii john NJ. lucrSlrir. V.G John salade Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. 50.
McCt. oySry Saturday Evening. B. II. Rcunari
N G@ H. W. Rc'lmNn, H,G; W. VI. BcrryGiIl, Ssc'yi
PANOLA LODGE, No. 81
M"ctS every Friday Evening l.. T. Bcclcr, n. a.;
John a. Vincent, f.G+ W. l. nlnin, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCANlpMENT, No. /.
Meets the EIRsT and THIRD Tuesday Evenings OF
S' month James VI. HALL e. r.; l.. F. BcCler H. r:
John Fr0w' 5 W.; W. L, McEUIvcy, Scribe,
WILLIAM TELL. ENCAHlrNIENT. No. 81
Meets the SECOND and FOURTH Tuesday Evenings OF
SN,h month. Charles LiEck, c. T.; n. StCgcr, H. r.;
Z T. Hoffman, 8 w. 9. Lllnnc ullcr. Scribe.
CONCORD LODGE, No. 1874, Germany
Mc"is every Monday Evening In thclr Hall. eoruCr
oi Fith anil VinG-Sts., south Wheeling j. a. Miller
N."- jacob ItE, V. O.: Petcr thinner, Secretary.
ODD PEILOEs HALL ASSOCIATION.
TRrsrEEs-l. Cats, John Hamilton, A. l4priny. j..
--. 4. Caldwell. T. CorrS President
Il. BNIRp. JR.. Secretary.
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@allY amtelliaelrfrE,a
TERNTs on ADVERTIsINIC5-=

Ao-SrEcIAL NoricEs Double the above rates. 'l4 &
So fcarlS Advertising on rraS0mlbIo terms nccor-
e TO the hrace occupied and the number Of changes
All adyerttscnents from rnnsient persons or straug-
ers, to be paid fin in dtlr.ltce = = 80
Legal advertisements will lo cl,nruutI Mt tho r,tc.
prescribed by law ~
business Cards not exceeding ivc lines $40 per ycnr,
or 80 Tor SIX utontls but for shorter period nothing
will bc counted less than u Duunrp 80. - :" =.
Ihe privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and ali
advertisements for the benefit of other pcrsons 1s
we'll rs NllloE9lI Embellishments and advertisements
Of auction sales aud real estate Scut in by thon must
be paid for MT the usunl rates ~ >
Advertisements not nccomiianed with written
directions will 10 inserted until forbid aud CHARGED
accordingly. - W
Notices for Political Meetings ia IL. CI,rI T., III
at full rates s..s'Is9 aTlfIFT -" " -
Marriages. Notices of Funerals md announcements
oL Sermons, 90 conts each IN ~ noyll!5O
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TUNIORs AND sWELLINGs
7Yun.iNHuS ar EtR DBUNy

Which suitable for either sex and all hgcsn, cr,
cd in five minutes. Ear TEuMPErs Of every de-, rim,
tom nt every variety of artificial articles known In
tile Morsd-a large assortment Of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS.
With the Arm and LIbow Attachment: Ai,rTF1CIAL
ment. ~
ThesD articles nrO perfectly natural AMI adapted for
either SEX and can le sent by express to any trt Of
TIE wurli All kinds of TrItSscs for Hernia or Rupturo
81 every description, for either and russes par
for those with PRnLtpsUs UTEFf.
DE- lIG'SGe IL ono Of tho celebrated mud skill.
IN yhEsicianS and surgeons living. Ills fame Is
known personally in every principal tho vSot
Al letters directed to Dr. I0akcc must contain ten
SSnts. 10 pay postage and incidental cNpcnscs All
Shr2nic Diseases cnn hc treated by correspondence,
sOnNl SpOrvision. .aEl -..f! - II iSs.f'
Ea1- Ogice hoHrt, from . 4. W. to j r. W.
PrrEGE !o4 broadway, few doors above Fnrh It.
Otlli du CITv
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wUEELINo LODGE. No. 1.s.

NuEFtAiNO LODGE. No. l2S.
M",i' arIt snl third Thursday Of each month. ex.
Jun" JulE anh August, when It meets lrst Thurs
NJ w n.tct ". NJ. 7. H. Logan. s. w. W. c. Hall,
=" T. Melvin. Secretary p. A. DrCntlinEer, Treas
1: ;; a Clement. $. d., c. A IInek J. n, ]. T.
;, r,sr M,'rEasI Cioshnrn W. J. hates, 1. IT, wil.
"N'H'' " A. Rrentlinker
ONO LODGE, No. lol.
Meets lrSt And third Mondays ot suri month.
~, - ITre!l w NJ W. J. Houston s W. A. J. Swee-
:, NJ = Jas AioCuney, Sec., William WILSON, Tre,s,
TIL: "ees'n, 3 D. Henry ott, J. D., -- FIHcE,
PSF % M.'rrNS-w. r. Wilson, George W. sIghtr.
= !" AF''en' D, Murray, Geo. DUTY,
wTIEELING UNION Chapter. Soylo
Meets second MOnflay Of each month.
T, IL LCrlu, II. p. A. J. sweenay. X. 8. p. Fr,v,n
g - NeCluHey, Treas nr. G. BAIRD, .Ir. See. :,
ExsF " si u PJ GOsl,orn, ". g. Scott, j. S. Wheat
WHEELING coSrMASDARY. MOI
Meets fpnrth MondAytu Sosh month
W. J. Gs!SS T.. C.. l. H. Williams. Genu. A j S,r.o.
{ :: ~, -, W. Wilson, r., Geo. Btird Jr R6cOrIler
as1S!S sISsT c-GsdrRs W. sSath l. n Williams, VI. j.
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WIlE5EIlNG WEDNESDAY MORNING. 1885, NJNBF

lhovertng about the doorLsickncss, has
already entered-days of .4hardship and
nights of watching goisloWlS by, and now.
You see the triumphs ofwhich speak
When the strong man llNs bowed himself
and his brow is knit and creased, you win
see, how the whole life of household
seems 10 hang on the frazier form, which,.
with soliritudes of her own, passing ii NAV
be under the "sacred primal sorrow of her
seN, has an eye and an car for every one
but herself, suggestive ofcxpcdiehts, hope
tut in extrcmities, helpful in kind words
and sttectionate smiles, morning, noon.and
night, the medicine, tho light, the heart Of
wholehousehold. Goddess thatbright.
sunny face. says many heart before nc.
aslhe recalls that one of mother, wife, SIS.
ter, daughter, who has been. to him all
that my words have described. .5ris
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TAKE SHORT VIEWS.

The late Sydney Smith, himself re-
nHrkNblc instance of the most btlovant
checrfulness, has shown M uncommon
amount of sound English sense i'll this one
direction to all who would nttnin an hnbi-
tual cOntentmcnt "Tnke short views. :"
His meaning would not he comprchcndcd
If he did not remember how many arc
prone to distress themselves by tile fear of
remote possibilities. borrowing trouble"
is the common expression which describes
the habit. Tt is note the actual occurrence
of to-day which grirves aud nlllicts; but
il is the Imagination of what is likely to
occur in some contingency of the future
"Tnke short views says our adviser.
Look ut What you have alrcalv-this pre-
sent day, this present hour What is this
but pNraphrasc of our Lords own direc-
tion; Take no thought for the morrow :;
for the morrow shall take thought for tho
things of itself" Travelling on some of
the railroads of the country-such, for rx-
ample, MS that which winds through the
Alleghcnies, or the Water Gap of the Della
ware-lOokiug fir In advance it would
seem that huge mountains were dropped
directly upon yOur road, Ohstructiug all
progress and bringing you to pause.
But when you advance to the spot. YOU
find that there is way along which the
road mRy wind, narrow and cirrnitous,
perhaps, hut smooth, aud safe, and level
MS elsewhere, working itself free from all
impediments, and emerging at length again
into the open and extended plain country.
Just so it is in the journey of life We
anticipate formidable distractions. and
imaginc that nm end has come to all fur
thor advances, by the towering mountains
which stretch away across the distant ho-
~. =.
tent with the road which is ready for this
days journey; and past experience should
satisfy us that there nrc no hills 50 high,
no valleys so prccipitous, no passes so
rugged but that road rms through them
All when the time has actually arrived for
the march. Every man gets through the
world without coming to ~ halt
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MASONIC REGISTER.
Wheeling Lodges meet iM Masonic
Hail. corner OF Market and Nom
roc Streets.

Di''ri' ntpuIy Grsnd Master .t5r WtRern Trr-
e'n'' nR- wv. j. BNrEs
NigS Efisi, Dr. T. II. IouIS.
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LooK oN rnE nnIcnr SIDE.

Many are the scenes Of domestic fcstivity
in our land to-day; but hc who has n feast
only on the last Thursday in November
has sad life, There is daily fcstivity,
which depends not on the quality of the
fare with which the table is spread whether
it hc dinner of herbs or stalled OK, but
always on those genial qualities of the
heart, which incline MS, as VIC say, to look
on the bright side and to make the best of
everything. Strange that this disposition
is not universal. But we come in contact
with most singular fact, which Mt first is
not so easy ofanalysis, that people are in
tent on playing the miserable, rs If there
were virtue in it. The real solution is
that II is an exhibition of scliishncss; for
nnonciS hnbituaIly cheerful who does not
think more of others than ofhimsclf. Mul-
tltndes appear to be studious of something
which makes them unhappy; for unhnppi-
ness cNcltes attention, and attention is sup
posed to inspire interest, and interest COM
pnrison. You have seen person of very
robust and corpulcnt habits, so robust ns
ought to excite perpetual gratitude for
Joyous health, sometimes putting on the
airs OF an invalid, for no reason in the
world but to draw out towards him some
expression of aiIcctionltc concern, and to
crafty his self-conccit. That very mood
which ihchildren is allcdhcing stnaughty,"
for which they are whipt and sent to bed,
III young people is dignilicd with the name
FLOW spirits" for which they are to be
pettcd and piticd whilst in elderly people
1t is known as ''nervousness," for which il
Is expected they should be humored to the
full tension of ofmortal patience.
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FIRE AND INLAND 7NAVIa ATION

business attended to with fidelity and Despatch.
-.i 'iEI SAAI'E p. 1IILDRETII. A gent.
~ Office, at tho Savings Rank Of Wheeling.
srpIa'50-3n1
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cHEEnFuLNEss AT HOME.

The parent who docs not practice it
Iooses the strongest bond which draws chill
uren to virtue. Once make the impression
that goodness is auStCrC, AMI it hus lost its
charms for those who reach conclusions,
not through reasoning, but the feelings
Perhaps you can recall persons with whom
you have hcen thrown into contact when
you were young, who, in your present
Judgment, were good, very good, but every
way rcpulSivc. You never associated
thcnwith sunshine. You felt that good
ness had strange tendency to make one
unhappy. Some of the best men the world
has seen h"veliYed to regret just this thing
the want of habitual cheerfiIlncss in the
presence of their children II may be tn
ken as a postulate of the social system that
homo should always be the most cheerful
and attractive place on earth; and whatever
Is expended to make it such, is expended
wisely and economically. No man is quail
liied for the first offices of an educator ut
home or elsewhere, who is not habitually
cheerful. Reverence is an essential ounli-
" of character, but il is IL mistake to exact
1t by Sruifausterity. Nothing can be moro
gr"tesqnc, for example, than the enact
mcntSi for respect which prevailed at Yalo
College during the last century. when the
wearing of n hat by Frcnchman was in
terdictcd by statute; and the exact measure
III rods was Specified ut which obcisance
wnS to be made to that specimen of the
m"it'm IN p0rro-a college officer. Re-
Spect reverence, are not to be compelled
by big wigs and elongated faces and nsSum-
cd dignities; they must be given to cheerful
worth, ms flowers open themselves to the
SUM- II 1T were proper, we could describe
some of the grave mistakes which were
made in his home by that great metaphysi-
clan-of whom any family or amy country
might be proud-Jonathan Edwards His
biographcr informs us that his children
were not expected to keep their seats in
his presence; thxt he ate from silver bowl
MS one set "part for special reverence, and
that his features seldom rclnxcd from the
one expression of grave austcrity. Ii that
great and good man Ind been more cheer
t9l at heart, some disastrous results proba-
bly, never would have occurred.
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PUBLIC HALLs.

Mon'oou Hall, cast siao Main between Quincy and
Mas nc Hail. northeast corner Market and Monroe.
Washington Hall, norL-oast cornOr Market aud
NOune. 7
:, rnou Hall, west aide Main between Quincy and
GihcnOum Hail, corner John and Market
New Odd Follows Hall, corner Monroe and Fourth.
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PrrrcE 7O4 broadway, n few doors above Pnr1S f st
OCtl !. hu NEW HuEK CITY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-07


GOD BLESS THAT bright SUNNY FACE
fwe speak of the mistakes of good and
plous men, what shall l say by way Of
commenting that sweet checrfulncsS by
which good and sensible woman difFuses
the oil otJgladnesS in the proper snherc of
nome. The best specimens of hcroism in
the world were never gazettcd They play
thflr role III common life, aud their reward
is not in the admiration of spectators. hut
IN the deep joy OF their own conscious
thoughts. 1t is easy for housewife to
make arrangements for an occasional fenst
But tylCtmetelly yon whatsis greater and
better, Amid the weariness and carcs of
life the troubles, real and imaginary. of n
family tic many thoughts and tolls which
arc requisite to make the family the home
OF thrift, order and comfort the varic,ies
OF temper Tnd cross-1ihes of taste and M
Fcin"tiOn which are to be found in a large
lhouschold-to maintain heart fnll of
good nature, and a face always bright with
cheerfnlncss, that is q perpetual fcstiyitr.
do not mean micro superficial. simmer
which has no more character in it.tb1n Tho
flow of brook, but that exhnustloSs M
ticnec and self-control and Kindness. -6,1
tact, which springs from good sense aud
brave purposes. .Neithet Is it the 1,ore
reflection of proSperity-for chrctrnlncss
then is no Tittue, its best exhibiti6S IL fS
the dark background of real a{lyersitv--- :.
Affairs assume gloomy aspect, povertyls;s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-07
Pearls to be TreasurefI.

From string OF gems that enriched one
of the most admirable Thanksgiving SER
mons we ever rcad-nnd which was de-
ltrered by the Rev Or. Adams, of Madison
Square Church, N, N.-wc gather the fol-
lowing: