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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
90, 900 Dollars Worth of Fancy and
Domestic 0rY Goods!

UST RECEIVED ALL OF WHICH WILL BE
~ sold at greatly reduced prices, for CASH. AlSo,A
large assortment of BOOTS aud SHOES, which / will
sell at or below ccst All persons buying goods for
cash are respectfully invited to give early CALL
rs have concluded to sell all fine goods at brown
muslin profits. Therefore, any one wishing to buy
Nertno or Silk Dress can save from to dollars
on one dress by calling the New York store,
No. 81 and SO Main street, Centre Wheeling. will
here ennncrate few articles to wit:
DRESS SILKS:
Good Black Silk, wide width, at Csc per yard.
BrocSde do at 81 50 /"
Mrrinos, all colors, from % 10 T5c "a
AlPacaS, Lustre, l5 to SOC 81
Delaines, s. u to 25c ts
500 Shawls, of all kinds, 6Uc to $1,000,
400 US. Calico and Chintzes good quality at 6Jzc,
0OO ps. Muslin, good quality, yard wide, at SIC
MILLINERY GQODS-EIowerS, KuChes, PlunCs,
KlOOous, Bonnets, Hats, Bonnet Silks, &C., at nearly
your own prices so rS. of Satiuets and CassimerGA
goo3 quantity at 4Sc IS ps. Tweeds and Jeans, good
quality at Is to Csc, 200 ps of every kind style and
color of Flaunes. some good quality, at 25t all WOOL
90 prs. Bed Blankets, very cheap.
DRESS TRlMMlNGS.-A very large assortment
OF all kinds of Cloak and Dress Trimmings, very
cheap and desirable. Also, Fancy Head Dresses
Nettss Moha1r Caps, and n large quantity of fancy
6xins for the adornment of the Head Plain Dress
prices.
Also, ino and desirable stock If Boots and Shoes
Will be sold at COST and thousands of other articles
usually kept in Dry Goods or Boot and Shoe House.
Therefore II Tou wish to money, do fail
call soon as possible at the New York Store. one
square below the Greek Bridge, Centre Wheeling, on
tue right hand side going down, and much O61ige
Our motto Is sell we will, sell VIC must, no differ.
ence at what prices, for cash. oct6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
Trust Sale

10y VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST
ID dated the I'D day of February. 1856 and now Of
record i'll Ohio County Clerks office. in deed hnnk
NO. ~; t'io 2i5. from William Hamilton and Llizn-
beth his wife, to Morgan Nelson. deceased Trustee
Will on the 26ih day Of November 1861 before the
front door OF the Court House of said county. in the
city OF heeimg, at II O'clock A. 81 proceed to sell
the following; property. 10 wit:
Lot M. one ID. situate the South side of Lins-
ley street, in that part Of the city of Wheeling C,l
last las: Wheeling, being lot on Linsley and
due credit of SIX twplvr. and eighteen ,,onThs in
equal indictments will lie given. the purchaser or
pRrchaSers giving bond and security. with interest
IRON the day of sale; Il lien to be retained ON the
premises as u further security
MARY \. NELSON, Xxx
octZ4-td of Morgan NelstH,, deceased
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

EF4 HALF FARE TrcKETs-MARY1AxD
CA7ELE Show AND INSTITUTE FArR.-The
Baltimore L Ohio R .i!road, with its accus-
'o4fi Ii"er"ltty and enterprise viii! COM
-17a'e on Monday, to issue half fare tickets
over that ro'i to the Cattle Showard Ag-
F'nI;"ral Exhibition of the Maryland State
Agricultural Society at Baltimore. The ex-
n''.'''a commences on Tuesday next aud
continues four days. This is the thirteenth
a7a''i exhibition ofthis Institution, which
stands unparalleled for anything that can
interest the public. Those who wish to
nas" trip over the Baltimore & Ohio
t'''''oad will never have a more pleasant
l'-'aey 'isan in this Decentralization sum
@.' seaEoa. Attached 10 the halr-fare
".Agts are coupons emitting the holder to
an admission into tie cattle show and
'.''.'nie Fair. Now is tie time to pay Il
''s';t0 the Monumental city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

ts4@C'RcU1T CoUEr.-Yestcrduy in the
Ci-cnit Court, james Walters and Mary
S.a;er inflicted Tor stealing and receiving
sD.ea goods were tried. Walters is the
soa Of Mrs. Slater and they live together
in Eachctown. Walters was employed
in lie glass house of Hobbs & L .rues. Ii
egps1rs THAI Walters at various times
tx from tIIs glass works different articles
O glass ware, such as candlesticks, bottles
c's'ors, and so forth, which lie conveyed
10 the house of his mother and had con-
cet.yd by her. The goods were found in
tue house, packed in Il trunk. Mr.. Peudle-
TN, who appeared for the accused, con-
tended that the alleged owner of the glass
had not idcntticd the articles and that it
%as act fully established that Mrs. Slater
Kew the goods were stolen. Major Good
asked the jury for Il verdict OF guilty in
c';a instances, claiming that the cases
were clearly made out. The prisoners
were found guilty and the jury recon-
h2ntcd three months Imprisonment for the
boy and two months for the mother. Mr..
PsodIcton asked for a suspension of judg-
Meat, which was granted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2oth.-The Delegates
to the Time table Convention assembled at
the Burnett House, last night. The atten-
dance WAS large. twenty seven roads being
represented. II. j. Jewctt presided =, On
motion the President appointed IL commit
tee of sixteen to prepare and submit a
time table to the Convention. The Con-
vention adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
mor"ing. There were over three hundred
and fifty millions of dollars represented in
the Convention.
The time table Convention decided that
Eastern trains leave Cincinnati at $50 in
the morning and 1880 at night, to take
effect on the 10Th of November Differ
"nccs in rail and water rates postponed to
Columbus ON the l4ih. The Convention
was entertained by Alfred Gather Super
intendrnt of Adams Express. bya splendid
dinner to-day ut the St. Charles Exchange.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
RB~wAsH1verov BAI1- vbicb ~. No.

RaS@WAsH1SGroN HALL, which has been
undergoing repairs for some time, is now
one of the finest Concert Halls in the
country a large sum of money has been
spent in decorating the place in order to
make it first class Hall, and we are glad
10 see that the stockholders have succeed
ed, The stage has been extended consid-
er"1ly' private boxes erected, and the
place is now admirably adapted to the
atrical purposes. Won't some entcrpris-
ing manager come and open the Hall this
writer for Il short season?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

p3NGoT WEIL.-We suited the other
day that little son of James Sweeney
who lives in Mill Alley, Centre Wheeling
had had some pebble stones forced down
his throat by another boy. and that he was
not expected to live in consequence. We
are glad to hear that the child has at last
throw" up the pebbles from his lungs, and
Is now, with the exception ofu little weak
ness, as well as ever.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
Ae"O. 1860.
Fall and Winter ImpOrtatIOns
OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,

NlRECp FROM PARIS, PURCHASED BY MY
IL brother. who is in Europe consisting OF the
most fashionable Silks in all colors ;,I tyIes-somc
very rich-h pattern of IL yards for only So and a
large variety Of Paris styles,
GOnderillOs, SnDpi"s, SiciIIinms, etc.,
for Ladies' Dresses, something extrlor,liuary rich
Together with the above, have lately purchased in
New York, from the Importers my usual large stock
OF FALL i WINTER DRESS GOODS. etc filling over
l0 cases and consisting of Lupins Mernos Dciaines
ana ombHztncs; Meriu"> in all colors AM, STYLES and
some double width Delamcs (blnc) for Shawis Scotch
PlaidS Rich Poplins; all kinds of Shawls: Blanket.
Sheile and stella, some of the latter worth So for
only Si5O; Rich Dalnask Lace and Muslin Curtains:
SpienIid French NccdIc-wUrked Sets and Collars,
and an unusual large stock of Domestic Prints Mus
lin, Checks etc. All kinds vi Fluunvls Al6O CIntI,
for Busters and several pieces of Beaver ClotiI IA
very "rge assortment of blankets, al sizes aud very
cheap; q great variety in styles and Qualities Of
G ca together with complete assortment Of
vi Ciot!' all widths, and Hearth Rugs: Also severl
pieces ui Rich Back Silk Vclvcts tLyuusi mnkel FIR
GloSka' etc. To all of which the attention Of tho
Ladies' and buyers generally is directed.
A. IlEYMAN,
-ScPtIt l5I Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
FALL & WINTER. 1860.

He SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED. BY
direct Importation and from New York -
10 bales of Soft Shelcd = lmnnds, bales Eilberts
uai"s Crslmnuts, hbls English Wainuts 10 cases
Sardlnes in half and quarter boxes 100 drums Firs
Cases Superior Prunes in glass Jars casks French
CuTLants, 70 boxes Rasins; Dried Pruncs German
and Turkish; Dried Pears: Sicily Licorce Lv the S
only 100 boxes Smoked Hcrrings, IL casks English
flckteS-Chow-Chow: Picc"illies ETC.. together with
arge Quantity of soyers sultana Sauce and Relish,
Lea rerkIns Worcestershire Sauce in pint and half
pint bottles; 50 doz. Quart Jars Picked Gherkins
o. IoZ. Quart Jars Branded Peaches; HermeticalJv
Sealed Fruits Jeilies, etc, etc Spices of all escri
lions; nlbns Starch Corn Starch in 10 On kngcs
1Ur pudIlng, ETC.; German Peas, whole and snlit:
LlntelS, CAraway Seed Canary Seed. French Mustard
~ the bottle or gallon Extra qualities of Black and
Grecn Teas; Limhurg. Sap-SagO and Pine AnnIe
Cheese; superior article of Cognac Brandy And
Whisky: Pure Holland Gin. aud large assortment of
Pure Wines. Also, by direct importation. over
lSOG90 Se"rs Of various brands and qualities, Chew
lhS loGtcco OF ali kinds, among which are f. Good
WIN x Bros celebrated Tin Foil tobacco and e. "
Gail AXIS dos all kinds of snuir and SmoximG
Iobncco etc. at WtIOL. tSA LIZ and RETAIL. toCetI;
er with general assortment of Domestic Grocsrie.
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar
q. w. KEESSING, IS Market ST.,
set't-o UNION copy Wheeling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

Boston, Oct 26.-The Fall River steam
ship train from New York was thrown off
the track this morning by broken rail-
Two Indies of Portland had each an arm
broken, and an iuf,nts thigh was dislo-
Gated. Several other passengers were in-
jured, but uouc fatally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
RepuhlIcon TIcke1s.

We shall commence this week, printing
orr electoral Republican tickets for ali
,a,,s Of the State, and by the first of next
r.ss they will be ready for mailing to all
,ae COUNTIES where they may be wanted
Price. ny the hundred. scots. Price, by
the thousand, $3.50. Send in your orders
~ nnce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

STEPHEN CALDWELL was killed near
,.a -@H Niii in the lower end of Hancock
f Jr''y On Wednesday of last week in the
WIKI manner He was hauling wheat
~ " couple Of FESTIVE horses and going
,rE WV" n'I' The horses commenced kicking,
,,r avn he being seated on the load. under.
no, % 'aeeS them. Owing to the load
ba;' OS'"s properly put on, and the wheat
j., n,,, "'"saliy slippery, and his cxertions
or'.' ing at the horses, the load 81 pped
iajg-. "a ne horses, and he WIS so hnd,,,
died - lou, .5o"t the breast and head that hs
Il con NJ aoout twenty minutes. He leavss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

= h9s@ THE WIDE AwAkEs, Company b.
S'p'. !F'mHle, mad very pleasant time at
,-''F eoiIl!iOn Party, which took place at
,'s Head CHARTERS last night. The w.
- favored those present with some mill
.'' e'ointions, exhibiting remarkable
s''"r'e'ry considering the short time that
-,' elapsed since their organization. The
=. a.,SAU"aee OF ladies WAS quite large, and
~s poet injnnction-'.lct JOY be uncon-
+,S' was realized and oteyed to the
,.''s' extent. 1t WAS one of the most
s'.''''h. entertainments of the season.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

10 lHs RfvEH.-There were about four
,S'' and a half water in the channel of
0D'o yesterday and falling slowly.
So. "gt'Aer WAS warm, bright and pleas
l., '' Tue Capitol'' and Frolic are both
'.'''S Tor New Orleans and will leave
H., We noticed new Aat hulIcd boat at
ice landing, called the Planter No.2 She
- o"lI' here and at SunGsh and is de-
SO 9.sa IoT towing out cotton from the bay
10y LINE =, The South and to act as a feeder
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

NASHVILLE, Oct. 2Gth.-Douglas address,
ed an immense crowd to-dny Yancey
speaks tonight. Yancey refused to di-
vide time with Governor Foote; the latter
then announced that he would speak after
Yancey concluded
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

GyPosTFoNED.-The meeting of the
Hope Fire Company for the election of
officers and the adoption of a Constitution
which was announced for this evening is
postponed till Tuesday evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

BosToS, Oct 2Gth-The Schooner Foam
ing BiIlow of Belfast, Me-, WAS wrecked
near Pence Edwards Island. All hands
comprising thirteen persons. were lost.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26th.-River feet by
pier mark and falling. Weather mild aud
pleasant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
Sherif's Sale.
Lewis Zciglcr, IN the Circuit

Lewis Lciglcr, I In the Circuit Court
W; Sof Ohio County, in
Lewis Cook } Ghancery.
Pursuant to decree rendered in the above entitled
cause on tho l4t day Of june 1860. will proceed to
sell at public auction. Monday the 5th day Of No
Eember ls6O al the front door of tho Court IIonsc
Tor account U whom it may concern. the parts Of l-
No o. amd 40. fronting Main Street in that mart
OF the City of Wheeling commonly called the old
town of Wheeling. North of Jefferson and East side
Of Main Street described in said decree.
Terms Ut sH!e-A credit of six. twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving bonds with good secur
~ hearing interest from date, and the tito retained
until the purchase money is paid in fun
SAMUEL IRWIN,
oct2-tu Sheriff o. C.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
Virginia Wide AWakes,
a B & G,

II D " W
,-0r ARE REQUESTED TO MEET AT YOUR
resrective Halls, this evening, in uniform aud
10. Companies A aud C.Wili march 10 the Hall
s,S,Tanv D. and FROM thence all viii proceed 10
q ,rrin the Court House, accompanied by the
u, ~. tani 4 full attendance is requested.
b .zsrThe Glee Club will be i'll attendance
TlIGS. uOkNBROOK,
III Chief Marshal,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
OctOher. so sober,
So sallow and scar,
The signing ami dying.
Sad month Of the wear,

is almost gone. So let US enjoy it while
We may. Soon the cold November rains
viii be succeeded by the blasts and the
ripPiag airs of winter. In this time Of
neurological peace, let us prepare for the
w4Ingg OF the elements.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
was another beautiful

@YEsTERDAY was another beautiful
Jay We are now enjoying the splendid
Iniian Summer, whose dreamy, hazy days,
bright nights, and balmy airs we had al
most despaired of welcoming. "All the
air solemn stiffness holds;" a deep mel
ancboIy perv"des woodland and plain,
bearing witness to the truth of the poets
conception. The soft breeze that whis-
pers through the trees, falls upon US with
a yeIve, touch. In short, golden-crowned
Autumn is fairly on her throne, while the
falling of the leaves and the slight morning
tFosts odmouish us that. ere Ioug, "the icy
fang and churlish Gliding of the winter
winds will come, sweeping over all.
October. SO sober,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

ELOUR! FLOUR :-15o bills. s.. Louis fam
= l., lily. loo bbls. Cats family. l25 bbls. snnw
tu 1ImiIy. 2UU bbs. West lIuInilton. 3UU bG!s as
sorted brands extra and superinp, reduced rates
Jhl4 LISY. MORRISON A Co
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
MARRIED

NIAIcRIED.
On Thursday evening, Oct. 25th. 1850 at St. Mat
thews Church by lev. Z. 7. Perkins. Mr.. C. Il.
BLU Z. of Hampshire Co. Va. and Miss ELIZA ia Ne
daughter of NJ. C. GOOD. Esq. of this city. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

saturday Morning, Oct, 81, 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27

As accidents lriU hnnpea Eren in ,eeli.,-l.iutcsi
fdMtss, It is very desirable 10 have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys. Crock
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-13
Readings for the Young.
CoNQUERING WITH KINDNESS.

I once had a neighbor--a cleve
man-who came 10 me, one day, ant
said, Esquire White, want you {,
come and get your geese away"
why" says /, "what are my
geese doing?''
"They pick my pigs ears wher
they are eating, and drive them away
and l will not have it,"
"What can l do ?" said I.
"You must yoke Them"
"That / haze not time to do now
said |, ~ do not sec but they mus
rum"
"If you do not take care of them,
SHALL" said the shoemaker, in anger,
What do you say Esquire White %
IL cannot take care of them now,
but 1 will pay you for all damages. y
"Well," said he "you'll find that a
hard thing, l guess"
So off | went, and / heard terri.
BILE squalling among the geese. The
mex. news l heard was that three Of
them were missing. My children
went and found them terribly mangled
and dead, and thrown into the bushes.
"Now," said l, ''all keep still and
let me punish him."
In few days the shoemaker's hogs
broke into my corr. saw them, but
let them remain long time. At last
/ drove them ell out, and picked up
the corn which they had torn down.
and fed them with it in the road by
this time, the shoemaker came up in
great haste after them.
"Have you seen anything of my
hogs ?" said he.
Eyes, sir, you will End them yon-
der, eating some corn which they tore
down in my field"
'In your field ?"
"Yes, sir" said I, "hogs love corn
you know, they were made to eat it. {"
!. "How much mischief have they
done {"
20, not much," said 1. Well, off
he went to look, and estimated the
damage 10 be equal to a bushel and a
half of corn.
20, no." said ], at can't be-"
eyes," said the shoemaker, sand !
will pay you every cent Of the dam
age" ae
The shoemaker blyshed and went
home, The next winter, when we
came to settle, the shoemaker deter
mine to pay me for my corn.
"No," "said !, 81 shall take nothing"
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-13

0YA verdant Irish girl just arr
rived was sent to an intelligence Office
by the Commissioner of Emigration
to find place at service. She was
sent to a restaurant, where "a stout
help" was wanted, and while in con-
versation with the proprietor, he took
occasion to light his cigar by ignit;ny
Vesuvian match on the sole Of his
boot. As soon as she saw this, she
ran away half frightened 10 death, and
when she reached the Office was al
most out of breath. "Why, what u u
the matter with you ?" said the. pro-
prietor, seeing her rush in with sacf
confusion. "Och, sure. Sir, but yes
sint me to the auld Nick himself in
human FORM" "What does he meant
has he dared 10 insult a help from my
Office ?" inquired the man. YES.
Sur" returned the girl. ''hes the sald
Nick !" "What did he do Tell lnes
and I'll fix him for it," said he quite
exaspeI ated. "Why, Sur, willis l
was talking to him about the wages. !
he turned xp the bottom of his fut,
and wild splinter in his finger, Sur.
he just gave one stroke, and the fire
few out of his fut, and burned the,
stick, and he lighted his cigar with u
r light afore my own face! He's the
auld Nick, shure, Sur"
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-13
ADVERTISING RATES.

The WORLD AND CHANcE.-How
often might man, after he had ium-
bled up a set of letters in bag, fling
them upon the ground before they
would fall into an exact poem, yea. or
so much as make a good discourse in
prose And may not little book be
as easily made by chauce as the great
volume of the world ! How long
might man ba sprinkling colors up
On canvass with careless hand be.
fore he could happen 10 make the ex.
act icture Of a man? And is nsn
easier made by chance than his pic
ture? How long might twenty thous-
end blinds men, who should be sent
out from several remote places in
Pennsylvania, wander up and down
before they Tould all meet ul on
North Common, in Allegheny Cty.
and fall into rank and file in the exact
form of an army? And yet this 10
more easily to be imagined than how
the innumerable blind particles Of
matter should rendezvous themselves
into world.-0ld ,4lnsanac.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-13
A RECEIPT WoRrn One THOUSAND

A RECEIPT WoRrn ONE THOUSAND
DoLLARs.-We are indebted 10 an ex-
change paper for the following recipe
which, it is claimed, is worth the
above sum Of money, and give it pub
Lefty for the benefit of house wives
in general:
"Taka one pound OF sal soda and
half pound of unslacked lime, pdt
them in gallon of water, and boil
twenty minutes let it stand till.cool.
then drain off, and put it in a stone
jar or jug. Soak your dirty clothes
over night, or until they are well wet
through, then wiring them out, aud
rub ON plenty of soap; and to one
boiler af clothes well covered with va,
ter. add one teaspoonful of wasaing
fluid Boil half an hour briskly. then
wash them thoroughly through one
suds and rinse well wi h water, and
your clothes will look better thar. tho
old way of washing twice before boii-
ing"
This is an invaluable recipe, aisil Il
would be well TO give it trial. With
a patent wash tub 10 do the little rub
bing, the washerwoman might take
the last book and compose herself an
the lounge, and let ID washing d, -
self.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-13

HA Persian poet says: "The
worst Of men is the wise man who
dses not put his wisdom in practice. =
Wisdom that has not the power to
show itself may be compared 10 the
sun without light and heat, or fire
without the power of consuming, life
without animation, faith without
works-in fact a nonentiiy. The
Persian poets Wisdom" may be
more properly named smartness OF
cunning-the counterfeit Of wisdom
as true wisdom cannot be hid.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-13
COTTAGE BY THE SEA.


Cbildhoods days now pass before me
Forms and scenes of long ago,
Like dream they hover DER me,
Calm and bright as evenings glow,
Days that know no shade. of sorrow,
There my young heart pure aud free,
joyful hailed each coming morrow
In the Cottage by the Sea.
CHORUS.
In the Cottage by the Sea,
In the Cottage by the Sea,
Joyful hailed each coming morrow,
In the Cottage by the Sea. {
Fancy sees. the rose-trees twining,
Round the old and rustic door,
And below, the white beach shining,
Where I gather'd shells of yore.
Hears my mothers gentle warning,
As she took me on her knee;
And I:feelsagain lifs's morning,
In my Cottage by the Sea.
In my Cottage by the Sea, &c.
What though years rolled above me,
Though mid. .fairer scenes 1 r9am.
Yet ne'er shall cease to love thee,
ChildhoOd's dear and happy home!
And when life's long lay is closing,
Oh! how pleasant it would be;
On..some faithful heart reposing
In the cottage by the Sea.
In the Cottage by the Sea, DC.