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tending in volume. Denver City is all bu
deserted. do not think that more than
three hundred are now living within the
city limits.
Mr.. st. James, Mexican trader OF
Scotch descent, now domiciled in this place
bought this morning something over two
ounces Of nugget gold consisting OF Jumps
weighing from two to seven pennywelghts
each. Thy had been brought from the
Jackson diggings.
The arrivals from the States still continue
to be large, but tho returning emigrants
have become rather scarcs article. Who
ever lands now ut once steers fer the noun
tains.
The mining in the Gregory diggings hay
ing to be dons in considerable extent,
through rocks, there exists quite demand
for blasting powder; of which however,
but comparatively small quantity is on
also been created. Two weeks ago it was
offered on the street for % cents per pound
by returning cmigranss, and could not be
sold at that. Last week it sold for 50, and
is now 81, and will undoubtedly reach $40
before many days elapse.
The first supply train sent out by Messrs.
wagons drawn by six splendid mules each,
and loaded principally with groceries, ar
rived few minutes ago. 1t is real god
send in view Of the general scarcity of al
most all articles Of trade in this place. The
animals look as sleek as though they had
Just left Leavenworth City.
Consignment Of Gold-Hs Quahty- Char
acter Of the Mnes-T The Digginqs and
their Productireness Value Of Claims
-WhQt the Miners Demand per once.
From Business Correspondence Of smoot, Russell Co.
DENVER CITY, june i, 1859.
| send you to-day, per Leavenworth City
and Pixies Peak Express, gold dust amount
ing in value to $;403,3 for which you will
please give me credit. The package marked
A. is Platte river gold, and worth here SIS
per ounce. That marked Jackson & Boulder
is also SIS. This you will observe is very
fine specimen, and is calculated to have u
good effect if seen by California Miners.
1t resembles California gold more closely
than any yet discovered.
| write you honestly, gentlemen, and it is
my firm belief that in two weeks will be
able to ship you as purchasers on consign-
iACIitS rum I'VE " zen tuOuSduu uOIIdES.
The gold in the largest package is from
Gregory and is saved with quicksilver For
this paid Sl6 per once. As soon as pos
sIble advise me as to the real value of each
specimen.
The mines are surprisingly rich so old
miners say. They are astoniShed and can
not believe 1t, even if they do see 1t. Claims
are being sold every day from 81 per foot
to $1,000. These are representations made
to me by parties in whom | have the most
implicit faith.
The holders of the gold district at Gregg
rvs demand $4,000 for it. This is too
much, and Will not give it unless YOU so
instruct. an willing to give $l6,O
Since wrote last, the reports from the
mines have continued to grow more encour-
aging. New leads are being struck and
proven to be equally as rich as those about
which advised you in my last. At Gregg
rvs those who have their claims fully open
are making from so to 500 to the man per
day. Respectfully,
q. NJ. FON.
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Aew advertisements.
DAVIS & CROSBIE'S
GREAT
AMERICAN AND FRENCH
CIRCUS!
FOIRTEEIF' STIR PEKEOR.nERs,

This Immense Establishment having underwe,, -. ,bo,-
ough change dning the winter and organized for the
campaign oi 81 VIII exhibit ia Council Bluffs Sat-
urday June zoh FOR one day only afternoon and even
Ing new novelties and features never Offer
ed to Conhci Bluffs audience The performers having
been seiected with great and at enormous
from the ieadihs Circuses and Amphitheatres in
lea and Europe Among them will be found the follow
ing talented artists Madame Carroll, the Queen of
Iquestfennes Nile Marie, the fairy-llke French III
der and danseuse. Mr.. W. b. Carroll the greatest
general performer in the world J. Wellington the
greatest light and heavy performer in the world
Maurice odhda The matchless somerset rider leaper
ana Vtuief Just returned from Europe. Gardner aud
Armstrong the French Acrobats II Garvin tho In
dian rder, Vduiier and lumber H. Gardner the great
SLACK rope PERFORMER. M j. W0rland, the champion
leaFer and vauiter who will finish his daring feats by
throwing double somerset turning himself twice in
the AR before lighting. II. Jennings the greatest
vauiteF, ieapcr and tnmbler in the world. Masters
Char!c ana willie, the Hyenie prodi gies Bob Smith
the great New England Clown and Basso Singer Buck
Gardlhar the great Southern trick Clown who will al
80 throw double somerset The above company will
perform at Omaha, on Monday June 27th
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A correspondent of Battle Creek (Mch. !
JournGt states that Mr.. George C. Rogers.
a distinguished Douglas g Democrat . Of
that city, in speaking touching the proba-
bllity Of a union of the hostile element of
the "unterreted," for the contest of 1860,
shrewdly remarked as follows: 81 sup
pose we shall all get in bed together again,
but We shall be sure to keep our drawers
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The suits against the Rock Island Bridge,
now pending in the l. S. District Court
have been postponed to the September term
OF said Court.
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Proprietor of SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL


Don't believe lt!--lf any interested one tells you
that physc' '"bncs, cuiacum, bleeding. and hundred
other in)n"'''otS means will relieve PAIN like SMITu's
" E'ecfHc OH" don't believe it, Tho simple truth is
daily made evident every where the undoing Of the
previous hkd management of the severe cases ever
heard OF IN 'h's country any other by use this
Electric Oil
y" II every steamboat had j full supply Of SMITHS
Electric OIL, hat an amount of suffering would be re-
licved fevery family were supplied, how soon pain
would flee SMITHS Electric OIL is the most soothing of
all preparations, and do harm How pleasant
is on an Jdhfs gums, ladies' gathered breast feIoa,
or any nfamatoTy, painful case, TRY 1T ard see
Ask for Dr.. Smiths Electric Oil
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SolumOa Rose.
vs.
David Osborn and
Nixon DNC,l.AU


David Osborn and
Nixon Owe, AAn.
To David Osborn and Nixon 0vermau.
CIR ;-lou are hereby notified that there is now On
- lie IN the Uce OF tie Clerk Of the District Court Of
Mills Comfy, in the State OF Iowa, a petition
OF S3l IN Rose. claiming Of you the Of 1--we huna-
rem and eiEhty-elght ityseven hundredths d0ifs
which he alleges to be due him on three pr0nIs'orY
notes all dated June 23d 1857, and that attachment
has been issued IN said cause, and your property al
t&ched to said claim and that unless you aPP
and answer said petition, on or before the mornas %
the second day Of the August term District Gogri o.
said county TO be begun and held in the town Of 6eu
wood, the third Monday in August 1859, jutsmeAS
WIFI rendered against you thereon.
FRANK STREET. Atty for PLAINLY.
1T appearing FROM affidavit that the defendants III NE
above mentioned cause nonrcsldents OF the sale
Iowa. and 1t IN like manner appearing that tne p'
has rau>cf action subSisting against inc ue'S
Therefore hereby order ION the request OF tnr
TINS Att"ne) that the foregoing notice 70 pIu.iI
four sue. css.vely in TIVE Cornell Bluffs AoHPd's"
Y. {. BOSBYSHELL,
County Judge, Mills Co., lew"
June It'll, 1859
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MINING IATELLIGENCE.

~ ;.s,.,,,.:,n ,,,a, ~, L..l
oE 'n ,I unHv, 'a' af"1 We r'ltr
o"' ' 10 ,'". .oi a. '+vls ,';.s eeN:
as ~ ''I pan ."1 r Hc.u' 0Aps'''.ee ..
NcsS's' pycIs ~ "!''on' IN t"0 'V"u'"S
lo"tItAil mines s'i'T' ~" aI' 's',''' ana "S
our MISSION III Puo.!'"tn19, sIe -'c"S. was
20 e'nc I,to'S o.'',' S'".' az "'i'o io'''H7
culSoila.IS t""y we c".''o'.suH:s Ih'I''e an
!ney in''ho Us . '!S't He.t - We a. 90! WIS"
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C.H. ScRIvEN, 63 Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS 4
LANGDoN, l55 Randolph Street, Chicago, the only
authorized Agents in that city to receive ADVERTISE
mens and Subscriptions for the NOnpdre and receipt
for the
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Crescent City, May %, 1853.

To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pubshers of newspapers
are respectfully cautioned to insert the falsehool re-
spectinG myself, of young fellow assuming French
name which have appeared several newspapers Of late
Such notices. would not be admitted where he Is known
6. +. SMITH, NJ. D
1t P-oprintor of SMITHS Fl FcTgI ~ or
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Particular Attention given to
CUSTOM WORK
'oUnCll Bluffs, May 90, 1854 u5ly
DR.. Smiths OIL Curc..-To,hcAlflie,ed-

Having had considerable experience in the use OF Dr.
Smiths Electric Oil have no hcsitancy in saying that
tsurpasscs anything have yet found, for the of
hhcU'a'lc complaints Having long suffered from Rheu
mAtsm was induced 10 try this remedy and was almost
aStN"ehe4 at tie result, it affected rapid and
think ornament cure, would advise all SUITE ing from
Rheumatic nervous scascs try this medicine with
out delay and think YOU VIII fund that is rightly named
SAMUEL. WILSON
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wv Tor sale low, by !" ai''e--
J. d. BEERS L. co.
James Block, Lowe. Broadw,,
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CE7~ a man Boosting in company of ladies
that ne had a very luxurious head of hair,
a lady present remarked that it was alto.
gcther owing to the mellowness of the
soil.
6" The reason why sailor is called a
tar, is because he is constantly being pitched
about on the ocean.
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100 HHDS. PRIME TO CHOICE Sro..
lOU FOR saleby 4 HrpbS SOAR,
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X SACKS OLD GOVERNMENT J.v,.
- h!h!iLa and Mocha C0FFEE-for sale ty
J. Is. BEERS co
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Cn0 BAS. SOAP--aN kinds--ecejves an. ..
NV sac W }. Ii. BEERS l. co.
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l(ll BA>. STAR. SPERM AND STFR,xr
~ " tAS DLES-iu store and to arriye-,n. -
y J. IL. BEERS&
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On her last trip from Liverpool to New
York, the Vanderbilt ran from the Needless
to the Light House, 3,ll5 miles, in nine
days, nine hours and twenty-six minutes
She made 3G5 miles in one day. The fol-
lowing are the quickest trips on record
Baltic, July, 1856, ID. I6h. 33m.
Persia, june, 1857, %. oh. 29m.
Vanderbilt, June, 1888, Cd. ooh.
Vanderbilt, May, 1882, %. Oh. Com
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JOEL FUTILE,

a l L q X \ T. Y y L l. y w
Connect Ruff, Ioun.
v3 nj
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- AHAllStV LII
General Commute. .u.,eh..,,.
And wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fore,y,
mes'ic' Fancy and Staple A' D.
GROCERIES, WINES 4 LIQUORS.
Manufactured Tobaeeos, Cigars,
WOODEN WARE, COTTON YAp,s
Quitting Goods,
Al I'M ER's IMPLEMEN7s
And every thing pertaintng.oa
F'rsf Glaze Grocery and Ossrtff,.
James Block, Lower Broadv
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
ur rnsl,e me attention Of the community ,oa.n
large and varied assortment Of eyerythina ling Ola
70 thelr business. TOO numerous mention h.,
they ~ii at al times take pleasure IN showtpv "aa
ties desiring 10 purchase. 70 nt-
TO E.nIGHa.rTs
They would say, that they are al ALI time.
furnish complete OUTFITS of Superior cpmreppaied
Prices that will defy competition. We arc ,
mat we can otter Inducements Unsurpassed nv
House North of St. Louis.
and we invite you to examine our Stock be.ors
pa'ch"Ses' we nave III store and for sale isrsa I
Corn, Oats. u,,
Dried Apples Dried Peaches, Picked rsr.,
anu Flour.
200 s SACKS OK. ooFFEE-ln store and to arrive
'-Hil b. BEERS l. co,
James Block, Lower Broadw,,
100 HHDs. PRIME TO CHOICE src,v
). b. BEERS Il CO.
* SACKS OLD GOVERNMENT Java.
- h!n!ila and Mocha COFFEE-for sale hr
). b. BEERS L CO.
900 l BNs. >oAr-aI k5na:--ecetved and 70,
S"'t " J. b. BEERS co.
300 ss >TAE > .1E! .aa AsD
J. Ii. BEERS 3CO
DOZENS. COMMON RYE BOURBON
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C0sEHL>. COMMON RYE gorRRox
! - " NHISKY-!ur sale cheap, by
}. d. BEERS eco.
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win oa"' White Beans,
Dried Apples. Dried Peaches.
Bacon md r,
" n49 ly
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Ilfi ' iRN LATEST.

Yours in haste.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-09
AssETs JANuARY

UPWARDS OF 81, 100000
or Losses have been paid by the Etua Insurance Co.,
the past IS year..
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WHEEL
THE THE INTELLIGENCFR

thE New York Times describes an invention
winch can scarcely fail to prove of yerv pra,t
Importance in transmitting messages bv toloI
st"ph. AT present, as every one is aware. n
message can only be sent as rapidly as one one.
rator can spell the words and record them lei.
ter by letter, in the characters used. IF tbo
rate OF transmission is to be increased if mnst
De by multiplying the number of wires. ofiD.
strumentS and of operators One can onlv
transmit messages rs rapidly as one person can
"'lte. The invention to which We refer consists
IN applying the operation of printing to tho
process OF transmission. The message is first
put In tyPe'-the letters being substantially the
same as those now used. These types are
placed in very simple metal cases,-each being
ABOUT foot in length. These cases are then
placed upon the instrument in such way that
on being carried forward by revolving band.
the projecting points of the type strike metal
lie plate and complete tho electrical circuit pre-
clSe!y as the same result is effected in the ordi
nary method by the touch ofthe operators finger:
and the letters are recorded with corresponding
rapidity at the other end.
The machine makes very nearly the same
change in telegraphing which the invention of
printing made in the multiplication of manu-
scripts. AT present message of ten thousand
words over given line can ouly lac transmitted
as fast as one person can record the successive
letters. BY the use of this instrument, huns
drcd persons can first put it in type, and then
the whole can be transmitted in less than an
hour. 1t is the invention of man named Brad
ley.
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ING, WEDNESDAY. MORNING. 5NOYEMBFP.

TnE San Andreas, CAL, Independsnt tells of a
pitched battle among the Chinese of that town.
They got the blacksmith to manufacture some
thirty iron missiles, about the length ofa Con.
naught mans shilelah, and one day the bollfg-
erents, to the number of thirty or. more, took
the field. They batted each other soundly for
five or ten minutes, all the while making as
much noise with their gong like voices, as a
flock of geese exulting over the defeat of a
whipped gander. Unfortunately for the-con,
tlnuance of the war, in a manner satisfactory to
the "outside barbarians. . constable interfercd
right in the heat Of the contest, and declared in
favor of a Peace UoagFcss The Johns were
brought before the Justice Barclay, but they
other.
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NUMBER 81
INSUR
TO THOSE WHO WISH ToBE
TINS URHp

F.irF j. u. = E5 ? = 3
AGAINST ALL CONTINGENCIES
THE Nome Insurance Company Of Ne,A
is ssia eoa'iasss yf Fand s4;s5 g9.E Rela
any eiaes in the United slatei.
HhS lhanFanee ColoPany OF rIhe YRLS
chsI CII4I Cpnid IN sSOG1Oo
e; atssb tls lsFgest osSh Capital any oassaaI
80 FIRE AND INLAND RISKS
TAKEN ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Losses eqH''a5ly adjusted and ID promptly gslS by
;, The Continental Inrurnnco Company !.
Cash Contingent Fund $4,000
In this ooe the assured participate iu the with
The n'ynehbuFg tosssssI HS.S and Fire Insaruneo
CASH 0A''''l w.1: 1ITsRsov; 5r. i1sS! :;1sSe''
Over 50 100000 of Cash Capital represented by :
the ws has se , %
fore it was due by the terms policy
oGicenext door & u. hank,
1y.-ly Main St, Wheeling.
Great Western Insurance and Trust Co.,
of Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL 100000.
TIRE INSURANCE, Stores, Dwellings, Public Build
ings and Merchandise generally, Limited Perpetual.
'!aIine insurance. on vessels, Cargo Steamboats,
Freight TO all OF the world also inland Insurance on
Goods to all parts of the country. -
CHAs e. LATHRoP, President. L. GREcoRy 2d Vice Pres't
mS DARLING, Vice President, JAS WnIcnT seeIy Treaf
DIRECTORS.
Chas O. Lathrop, Wm Darling
Alex -Whillden Thog T. GIiIiasp,a
Isaac Ha1lenurSt,;; Jas. b. smith, ihs'p'''
John G. Hunter Hon Henry N PuIIer
=. Tracy, r Nor6eI
John r. A'Curdy, James WrIoht
Jonah j. SlocCm, Alfred TaYlor
losses EqVitt6ly adjusted and PrcmDtEv Paid.
Applications will he promptly attended 10
at the Bank Of Wheeng from A. ii. to O'Clock P NJ
and before and after said hours oce ef the Dom.
Pany over the "Bauk of wheelng' by
N. L. DORSEY, Agent
!eIS-Iy Wheeling, Va.
ALBEnIARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
CAPITAL 100000.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH, Pa
CAPITAL 100000.
c0AalONEE4L7U INSURANCE coMPAEY
-oF HARRISBURG, Pa, :
CAPITAL 100000.
Quaker City Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA PA
PIT Il $500, 900.
ME above Companies having appointed the
4 their Agent for Wheeling vicinity, wouI res6ect
fully solicit the patronage public Said ComnsnIea
are wen known to be first class Offices All losses prompt
~ adjusted N C. ARTHUR, Agent.
tenS-y Wheeling, Va.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
-oT THR-
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8. 1853.
a0sTEIIER IS
ST00EgRlaeH BE

II is 8 fact that, ut some period, cTeiS isishll
her of the human family is uIscct t6 a se1
or disturbance of tho bodily fiIncti56s
With the aid of good tonic and the exercise
ct PLAIN common Sense, they may be T Bic Is tst
ISssS:itte Tic system az to secure
!.e-Hl In order t. accomplish this desirp
ojeet, the t!ae course 10 pursnG is scertalniY5
lat wt.lch Will prot;ucc natural stale OK
5:!lnsa a. At ths y. lear
t.o3asott4o ialis colGf fIy prcparatf0lit bearing
{ lts name, Which IS not new medicine, but one
that l;s been trie}l for years giving satisfac-
tsoniitP ailSwho Lave used it. The Bitlors
operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels,
GIli liver, restoring them 10 n healthy aud
vigorous action, and thus, L. the simple pro-
cess OF strengthening, nature, cnablc the sys-
tcIn to triumph over disease.
70" the cure ofDyspcPsia, Indigestion Nau-
sea, Flatuicncy, Loss OF Appetite, or rNny Bilious
Complaints, arising from morbid inaction
oil tlio Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramps,
Dysentcry, Collie, Cholera Nlorbus, &C., these
Gittcrs have no cullal
Oar1li@H, dyScntcTy or hux, so gencrallycon-
traetcd by new settlers, and caused principally
BY the change OF water and diet, will be speedily
regulated by y brief use of this prcraration.
Dyspepsia disease which is probably moro
prevalent, IN all its various forms, than any
other, and the cause of which may always
be attributed to arrangements of the digestive
organs, can be cured without fail by using
nc 1NOY
directions ON lhc bottle FortLiF sca - cyrE rcr
physician will recommend ISittcrs of some IHI
lhen why not ,,sr. AZ, oticln I,,oy, ~ Lo
lbc? An nations have thcr I3ttnrs no we
ventivc of disease and srengtLnncr of II" s,s-
tcm in general: and amonr them oII thcro 'h@ -
not to 5c found a more healthy neonIc than
tho Germans, from whom this preparation cluGs
mated, based upon scientific experiments which
have tczded to prove the value of this great
preparation in the scale of medical science.
FEVER AND AGIE;-Ihls trying and provok-
~, nS., asG9T: milisn nSes us rclentless grasp On
Joyz Si,ont - i.liil 10 nero sllis-
sicrly and ,ncntaIi nsclcss HI l,ini imS-
from tho body by the use Of IIOSTETTEIsS
RENOWNED BIrTERS. Further, none of tho
aboyc-stated diseases cnn be contracted, even
IN exposed situations, if the Bittcrs arc used
as per directions. And as they neither create
nausea nor offend tho palate, and render ull-
necessary any change Of diet or interruption
oil ordinary pursuits, but promote soundislccp
anu healthy digestion, the complaint is re-
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JUDGE DoNALDsox, at the recent term of the
District Court for Goodhue county, Min, (ac-
cording to the Red Wing Sentinel charged the
jury, empannellcd in THO case of Packet rs.
Rice, that person occupying Government
lands with the intention of -cmpting them,
cannot lawfully divest himself of his right, by
selling out his interest in the land, and there
fore the note upon which the suit was brought,
conld not be coIcctcd-the consideration of it
having been quit.claim deed for forty acres of
Government land, with the improvements
This, says the St Paul Times, will cause con-
siderable surprise, asit removes all the old deci-
sons, and upsets all previous notions on that
subject There is much paper of the character
of the above in existence, and doubtless its hold
ers begin to feel somewhat alarmed.
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"TMlPPiNG," the humorous correspondent of
the Cincinnati Railroad Record, lately made
trip east, over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
ard reports his nights coquetry with Somus on
the cars, i" the following pleasing vein:
At Wheeling took sleeping car, Just to try
IT. The "chambermaid," dressed in male attire.
was very accommodating and pleasant, and gave
me an under berth, where took twenty five
sleeps, beng very tired. Between the slceps |
noticed that it rained. a sleeping car is a great
convencuce-yo can lay at Iength-that tired
spinal column, instead of being bumped to.
gether, is shook delightfully."- loose, and the two
ffths of the body that is fluid, has its throbbing
waves con'rasplashed like pickle bottle on its
side, essentially changing the current of ones
feelings. Then you have the quiet of public
sleeping room, to one feeling privileged to talk
ACROSS the aisle to his neighbor more than an
bonr at tiRta-no one feeling privileged to
make moro than twice as much noise as they
would in another car The odor of forty pairs
OF boots laid along the fioor-the perfume of
the coal and lubrcating oils, and the aroma of
tobacco squirtcd over the passage between the
berthS, interminglct! with forty breaths, is all
ventilated at each station, by opening the doors
and letting the way passengers walk through.
| commend the sleeping car as variety 10
spice travel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-09

OBlTUAnEs. Everybody remembers the ia.
mot, nous epltaph which closed with these words
She painted beautifully in waite, colors. and
OF such is the kingdom OF heaven" Some Of
the Boston reporters have hit upon almost as
touching a mode of alluson to departed worth
AZ least two of them have announced the death
OF a gentleman in Brookline, and added ,"He was
the owner of the celebrated horse, Hiram Drew.