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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-21
a1llg gntelligeueer,
NY AngeI-Once;

MY AnSeA-OnceE
An angel she was, 1 llavn't doubt,
Though never discerncd her wings
But 1t e fair to presume there angels about
Uneheumbcred with any such things;
It Is pleasant besides and wherever We go,
Though our hearts may be ever soc0lh,
OF all things, to he Witehed by sweet woman, you
Is the green of our life-and its gold
She had eyes Of pure and brilliant blue,
And of course she hal golden hair
Aud thp pearls Of her pretty mouth shone through
The murmurins there's
You would love the snow of her gentle breast
And the light of her gentle brow,
And her little haRIs-and all the rest
That cannot mention now!
III.
In tile innocent days that are wasted and gone
She was gentle and true tome;
Aud still in .ny soul that sove burns on
A star rainy sea
But the angel hal wings, after all, aud she few
Par away Ger the pitile55 tide;
Old Death loved her better than I, and he knew
The true way to make her his bride.
". Y. Saturday Press.
POsrrxGs.-The national tune-the spit
toon.
brave soldier knows how to beat a re-
treat, and history records some retreats
which were hard to beat.
The man who hunts for wealth hates to
lose the first (s)cent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-21
Wines, Brandies, RUNS,
BLACK TEAS, 60.

BLACK TEAS, so.
ID TTERNAN & SON, No. IL North Chrrles ST..
offer for sale the following artiles, of their own
mportatiOn particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Penartne's finest pale, gold
and brown Shcrries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-Samdemnn' competition rcd and
white Port. in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Mnrclfs fine
Madeira. in wood and in glass; also. Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES-JalIaunes6erge Stsinberger. Mar
cobrunner, Cabinet, Lsb-frau-mlch, DronneLerg, Of
1919.
CHAMPAGNE wINEs-Sroet and Chandon's finest,
In quarts and pints.
DRANDIES-Otard and lI0nnOs5y's fine old pale
and dark Drandies.
RUNIs-OId and fine, Jamaica Antigua, Grenada
and from the Islands, mportedand direct from LondOn
HOLLAND GIN-Tlls best quality-Ternan brand
and no mixture of aromatic poison in It,
200 halfchests of the finest SOUCHONG TIA.
mh5-'5o-1Y
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GOLDEN BEE HUE STORE
No. ia, n1ain-st Suspension Bridge.
Wheeling, Va.
Second Arrival of Fall & Winter Goods.
sTocK-PRICEs GREATLY REDUCED
STON g. TIL O M S


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rsrnlD
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L anti N
arg t
Poll de Magenta Cloth
&c Ours stock sveryh being
FABRICS embraces tNins
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ntL A0Ta rcssnttoan Q Hy, freed nol2%9.
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JAS. M. Dillon.
no. IO9 Market Street,
PLUMBER g. GAS FILTER.

II EEPs constantly On hand. Gas Fixture. Lead and
II Wrought Iron Pipes. Sheet Lead. All kinds and
sizes Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam Whistles and
Steam and Water Guages, Lift and Force Pump Sinks
Bathing Tubs WOoden and Cast Iron lIydrants. Gum
Hose and Packing of all Thickncsses Anti-frictiou
Metal. Pure Banca Tin. Zinc and AutimOny. tho Cee
brated n:oT BELLS, and the best crucibles in tLs
country.
IrRs-Also POIly's improved Chain Pump which is
decidedly the greatest pump 81 the ago. the right tS
put mp which in Towns and Counties in Western Tir
ssnia will he sold on Fair terms.
RrJ-I!alvam2ed Iron Tubing. lncnTrnsive. and for
and especially for deep wells preferable to. and cheap
or than Lead Pipe.
4Tueduct Pipe constantly ON hand. any size or
quantity. which can he furni-hc'i short notice.
FEJ-C:sII paid for old Copper, Brass and Lead.
movie '59-d2awGwly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-21

TN PRESENTING you WITH DIR. EATON'S IN
FASTILE CORDIAL, we desire to state its supc-
rnrty over evOry nustrum that nurse ar Iuack has
heretofore offered you.
First-It is the preparation of regular physician
who is well qualified from much experience in intHn
tile complaints I" prescribe for them. Secondly-It
is entirely free from paragorc Opiae of any kind
and consequently relieves by removing the suffering
your child instead of tlealenlng its scsSbilites
TIiry-It is put up with great care. as c0inplri
oft with any for nfantilc complaint;
will shows the very root from which it ia distilled
being dug from the forest under the direction of DIR.
Eaton, TIRny Of them by his own hands. Fourthly-
It is perfectly harmless Hud cannot ijurc the most
delicate Infant, and is certain and relief in NIL
the following cases, which is its chief merit every
other preparation, viz: -
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING: such as DYSENTEHY C0LIC &C.: also, for soft
enns the gums and relieving pain. For regulating
the bOWcsit is uneIualled For Cold in the llcnfl it
is a sure relief For GROUP, tho most fatal and try
ing of all diseases, 1t can be relied with perfect
confidence; and being powerful antisasmodic iii all
cases OF commissions iits earnestly recommend
you to loose time in procuring it, Lnstly-it costs
much more than other preparations of tho kind.
that cannot afford such long advertisements rs can
those whose whole expense is their advertising; for
the reason it cOmmcnls itsefH the most rclia
bic to ull mothers. In all cases. the directions wrap
ped around each bottle must be strictly followed.
Price, p cents per bottle.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
Ea g 80 -:
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Jan. 10 1860. Pas
" senger Trains will leave Bridgeport as follows,
Sundays exeepted)
6:14 A. ~ Accommodation Train, stopping at all sta
tions, 3rriVO at Pittsburgh at HIS a. II.
1850 A. II. Mail Train arrives at Pittsburgh 4:35
p. NJ, Philadelphia at 700 A. NJ, New
York at 100 +. NJ. Cleveland at 1855 =. NJ,
Toledo at 1905 4. NJ aud Chicdg at 1880
9:59 r. 81 Express Train. arriving at Pittsburgh At
::sl A. NJ, Philadelphia at 500 y. NJ. New
York at IO;3O T.. NJ and Cleveland atll:2S
AM.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland 0:I5 A. VI. and sS T.. NJ, arrive
at bridgeport at GIG 2. II. and 5:sO A. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at 200 A. NJ. and l:45 AMI 3:55
p NJ. arrive at Bridgeport at 1870 A. NJ and 6l6 and
9:OT p. II.
hours in Pittsburgh and return same day. Excursion
Tickets To Pittsburgh and return 1915.
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West. North
and East be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door to Sprigg House. Wheeling, Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and s connections,
to the East North. West and Northwest. at office
No. 81 Water street. with Freight Agent ut Bridge
port Station. D. B. WILLIAMS, AG't.
j. y. MCCULLOUGH. President.
FIR. MYERS, Gent Ticket AS't. jamie
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TKHPANUlES, or EAR DRUMS

Which suitable for either and all ages-inert-
ed in five minutes FAR TRUNPETs Of eVory desCrip-
tion also every variety of artificial articles known in
the World-a large assortment of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
With the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL
FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and Knee-JOint Attach
mont.
These articles perfectly natural and adapted for
either SEX and be sent by express any part OF
the world All kinds of Trsscs for Hernia Rupture
Of every description for either SEX AMI Trusses par
ticuary adapted for femIleS in weak condition, also
for those with PROLAPsUs UTERI.
DIR. Baakeo Is of the most celebrated and skill
ful physicians and surgeons living. His fame is
known personally in every principal city the world.
All letters directed to Dr. Bnakee must contain ton
cents to pay postage and incidental expenses. All
Chronic Diseases be treated by correspondence,
except those mentioned, which will require his per-
~ o6ies hours, from 9 A. Mto4PM
DOCTOR BAAKEB,
PPEIOB, 7O4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth st.
O~tl1'5 NEW YoRE CITT
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SANFORD's
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable ErtructS. and put mp in CLASS ca
SEES, dir Tigtt, and lCiI keeP in any climate;
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Look over the list make mp case OF What kind
choose and enclose the amount in current mole
STAMPS Ly nis,ii to address 1t No 5C2, HEoa'
New York and the lcsiiCins will be duly returned
nail or express, fee of charge.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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Ia "a ::sssiii.ii.:ss
The Capacity Of this Road is now equal to any in the
Country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-21
HU MPHI EYS'
Specific HonGpathicRemedia

.,rAND at the head u remedial means for
- use II the pyUi.c- They ArS alike removed fra
me tis,naus dangerous and ut ulSiN e'!,e ..
ery VI old scl,i pTartice, the Ic"nvrIcncv after
cure OF the Intricate and PeTpleNn "bscurti,s
1,.rraI HOMEOPATHIC boOks amt TngJciH-S Cuyi..,i
Of ginI,Is syc.cs for the various diseases 10 Wilr
tI,0V s relaieS: put UP ia the E1rIn Of sinIpIr s,
lrIirts: and prepared " iTiTvsTsi- neither dangerous
~ ,f..rlstIts tiIry frI the really sUuree ..
the Parent Or nurse and ti.S ctUT; OF tn, com
planning, . invalid.
I,V t.r.stss tiIrsr IrzitVc advantages. which we've
never I.re b:ssi any pSi,ulr TeI.,,i,s ILyv
arc HARMLESS NJ injury afi-t IrUn' a. eir -
are SIMPLE yuu always kuUN what 20 take. and VG 10
take It. Tl-N are CssNVENILNT- you giTe the IN,
Ter agar PA AZ mO1srIta warning without Lr,it.-
ii,Ir 81 u lay. They LEfteISNT= ia thousands .
CO. disease i arrested ami tie mite Cl!r,, ~
the moment what the PoGnd could t aiieTNAI- la
received.
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80 family shouII re without these invaluable -
tiTes. They arc the only remedies perfectly a:ai
fur domestic and private With them the lsii'
Is armed and prepared inst the approach If di-ei-
and meet IL ut tire threshold AMI keep IL at -
4 tritio Of medicine rightly directed in the first n
ct tiissa~e. perfectly that which Ly delay can
" lie relieved by long anil teiotIs hours Of suner''
If at all With these II h1nl- yuu are not ol ga
await the coming u that often distant. ~ ven =
pensiva luxury. adcct0r. to be dTugEr'i or Pc,
ell or bIistereI bIesI. but may youT-elf admins
the simple Specific. An restore the rudy ciirfch'
life again to health anil joy. There cannot ONLY NJ
luEy arise in any from their Use, but TIE sehs
influence upon the constitution beyond all que7'i-
most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
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Mrs. wINSLOw,
An experienced Nurse anL Female Physician presents
TO the attention Of nlOthers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP

FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG,
Which greatly facilitates the PsOeeSs Of tseihif
s.,ffeuiiiss the gums reducing; ali
Law All FAIN and sIrasnlOslic action, EIidts
=! - Ahn HRnnrAIa.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-03
The Red River Trail.

Tho gent eman of tho dOarnGt statf who
whomo amused the public with hS novel
and laughter moving adventures in Northern
Minncsots, would be Interested by the trans
formation OF the "Red liver Trail" now ap-
parent.
A four.horse Concord coach carri's passen-
gers from ST. Paul, $50 miles North west to
Georgetown, on the Rel River of the North
"A new ly established post Of the Hudson
Bay Company, and the present terminus of
j. C. Burbanks line Of stages. There, by
close connection, a steamboat, neatly furnish
ed, receives the traveller, whose voyage to
Fort Garry is accomplished in three days -
Nine davs from ST. Paul to Fort Garry,
distance OF 500 miles, has succeeded to the
monthly itinerary of Rea River carts. Min.
Nrsoa is no longer the North. western frontier.
It's verge is pushed from lat 40 deg to So
deg, and from Lake Superior to the sources
Of the Saskatchewan.
These arragcmen's were partly made in
1889, but ]. c. Burbank (our Butcrfiehl)
has now completed every requisite for the
prompt and comfortable transportation of paS
sengers aud freight over he route designated
A party can leave New York, visit the Up
per Mississippi and ST. Paul, traverse the
beautiful lake region of Northern Mjinnn,o,a,
desc nd the winding Rcd River of the North
10 Fort Garry. and return to Broadway with
in thirty days. Add ten days more for
buffalo hunt thirty TO fifty miles west Of tho
Red River, and you have combination of
sccncry and adventure in the highest degree
attractive, and at an expense not exceeding
$ per dav
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ses. made Oi Duusigs.

: WAsHmoToN, June 24.--Lato iasI night :.
procession was formed ~ the Illuminated
Douglas head quarters, and proceeded q. tho
: Rail R"ad station TO receive The illinois and
; other Baltimore Convention delegations, who
are accompanied by tho Grnal Western Band,
and ,aiao oV q b y4iai train They fsua.ed
10 ,he residence O. Mr. Douglas and c3mbi
iAen.od Tim with 5srsnado and Luzzas
In acknowledging ,bis evidence Ot heir
friendship, ne sail: "FcIIow-citizens: thank
You tor this manifestation Of your kindness
aud enthusiasm. The crcHm>JaBca. uud,r
which this vast croud has assemble .porJau-
eou>Iy and without previous notice aemaE-
strates an earHcStncss OF feeling which .iis eIy
heart with gratitude. TO be the chosen slpu.
dard beaer of the only political organization
that Is conservative and powerful enough tD
save the country from abolItlOn,n au,l d.,,n.
ION, Is indeed an honor To which any cuz.u
may be proud. ! am fully impressed win
the responsibility of tho position, and trust
that Divine Providence will inlpart 10 -, the
strength and wisdom To comply with all its re
qune.Honts. Our beloved country Is threaten
cd with fearful sectional antsgonsm, which
places tho Union Itself in imminent = riI -
This antagonism Is produced by life effort in
section Of the Union TO use the Federal
Government Tor the purpose Of restricting and
agolishing Slavery and corresponding cfort in
the other section for the purpose Of lorci,y
Slavery into those regions where the people
do not want it. Cries of That's true. " =
The ultra men in each section demand Con
gresSiona intervention with the subject in the
Territories, They agree in respect to the pow
er and duty Of the Federal Government 10 con-
troll the question, ami differ only as to the
modc of exercising the power. The one de-
mand' tho intervention of the Federal Govern
ment for Slavery, and the other against it
Each appeals to the passions prejudices of his
section against the peace and harmony Of the
whole country. Cries of "That's so," and
applause. On the other hand, the position
Of all conservative and Uuion. loving men is
or at least ought to be, that of non interven-
ton of Congress with Slavery. Secession
from the Democratic party, means secession
from the Federal Union. Cries of "That's
so" and applause Those who enlist under
tho secession banner now. will be expected on
:he 4th Of March next to take up arms against
the constituted authorities, in certain contin.
gencies. We are told that in a certain event
the South must finally forcbly resist the in
auguration of the President elect, while we
find those who are loulcst in their threats of
such resistance, engaged in the scheme to di-
vide and destroy the Democratic party, there
by securing the election Of the Republican can
diIate. Does not this line of policy look to
disunlon" Cries OF "Ycs."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-03
Ia.cst itO!n Iapan--Expisnaticn OF the Re-
agpg fe'Ftufttgs.


pha following o. tho 10Th inst Is the
mos. direct and reliable news from Japan,
which we hego received:
Correspondence Of tho Hartford Coarant
AUTHENTIC NEWS FROM JAPAN.
Ma. 4arrGH III these times of alarming
rumuH from Japan, calculated to excite ap
plchausl9.s 1i 'ho iAos, unpleasant kind, G.
peo.a.. ,a LAe mind os those who have friends
reading there aay sell authenticated infor
nation Of favorable .;ud from that region
sc. sss So du..able tAat take the liberty o.
,ouf'nl YOU i. publication the following eX-
tract rom letter u day received by tho
overland mai Ni, San Francisco, from my
b,uIhcr n-hw. Rev. ;. r. Brown--one o
the ui,~lum,n's Of the Reformed Dutcl
Church IL Arw York. now residing at Kan
e,wa with his family aud other members U
his pai,y. for six or eight months pact, writo-
from HAT place tEua, under date Of Apr
18th, 1880. "Ycu viii hear through th.
papers probably, Of the late murders st Ho.
kuhamn. Two Ouch sea captains were bru
tally butchered by some unknown Japane.
in the most public street OF Iokuhamd, jus
after dark, on the 26th Of February last !
was fearful piece of hatchery. They wer
quiet. inoiienbve men, just going ont for
stroll in tie .treet previous TO putting OIL T.
their vessels. One of them was sixty year
old, and left family consisting Of a wife anc
five children in Holland. Since that, on tn
Goth Of March, a murderous assault was mad
on the Prince Regent as he was proceeding
with his retinuo from his own to the Emper
or's palace. Several of the Princes me-
were cut down on the spot by an atLackine
party OF twenty men, and three Of their ow
number were killed likewise by the Prince
followers. Shots were fired into the Regent
armor, and he was wounded IN two places
but not mortally. In consequence Of this nj
fair, and of other signs OF conspiracy on III
part of one Of the princes of royal blood, Ca
led the Prince Of Mito, against the presen
government, occasioned by the recent change
in the foreign policy Of the country, the gov
ernment has redoublcd its vigilance to put
stop to the assassination of foreigners, as we
as to protect itself against internal enemies
Last week | spent ten DAYS at Yeddo, at NJ.
Harris, by invitation, going up as his chap
lain, and when | was there he had guar
of twenty Yaku yings, or armed officers,
his house. Since the attack on the Regent
his guard ha, been doubled, as well as tha
of al! the foreign Legations. Besides thi,
we are honorei here with guard at ever,
foreign house except one,
"rhe government has put up a guard nous
at our iort gate, and keep, five Yakunylng
there nigh, AMI day. When we 90 out q.
any tin. W. can have an armed officer 70 ac
c1mgan, u, if We choose, \ new ofiic"
from .lp with hIS SI.ts has paid u,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-03

Nea Marshal, q kentucky, made sp. ed
at Tia. great Douglas meeting in New Yor.
last week. II Is au elegant extract:
'T1e worst condition of the African wa
l. his own country. aud the best wa in IL
South The missionary efforts in Africa gen
orally result IL the eating of the missionary
laughter. he Colonization Society had
failei, although fed with money aul frcs
niggors. Laug ten Whenever the Airl-
cans had been erslaved they had been benz
fitted, and Whenever they mad been emale!-
pated they had been degraled. Applause,
Look at st. Domingo rs 1t was before emlnc
patton. The French cut one anothers throats
as long as they could, and then delegated tho
power to the few who were left laughter
The saturnaIia was indiscribabia, and man
was worse oil for knowing about it. When
ever the Africans had a chance and killed
every one they could kill, were they any bet
ter! He wished they could have seen tho
empire of Souloulue. There were monkeys
in the forests, which they were too lazy to
cut down. 1t was hard to tell which was
monkey and which was nigger. Laughter.
Murder was the rule; and turn our nicgers
loose it would be the same. Look Al ,.N
niggers they don't look like us; feel of them
they don't feel like us; smell of them, they
don't smell like us. Laughter They had
met to endorse the action of the New York
delegation at Charleston, and to endorse tho
nomination of Mr., Douglas. lie thought
they had done both these things we'll
Whereupon the Post asks:
"is this the kind of talk by which Douglas
expects to restore the ascendency of Democ.
racv in the North" "
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Illinois MI Right.

A correspondent in Southern Illinois sends
us the following:
"Thcre will be great change in the re-
turns from Egypt at the coming elections,
both State and National. An intelligent fat.
mcr of Williamson Co., conversing with one
of his friends in Jackson Co., said there wo'd
be 800 Republ can votes given in Williamson,
where but were given in 1856. The Jack.
son CO. man said there would be $50 votes
given in that county for Lincoln and Hamlin
Tbe.e men are not politicians. Intelligent
men estimate the change IN Egypt at y thous
and, aud there can he no doubt that there
were thousands in Northern Illinois, who re
fused to vote in 1853, who will nov give
their sutiIagcs to Lincoln. There can be no
doubt, that rs between Lincoln and Douglas,
Illinois is rs certain for Lincoln rs Massachu-
stts."
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A gentleman writes to the New Yorl

A gentleman writes to the New Yorl
EveaiR9 Post as follows:
n few days ago heard q young girl re
count a Sundays drilling at New England
Boarding school, The overwork appeared to
me so excessive that | asked repetition of the
days duties, which | give YOU as received
from her lips. Perhaps its publication would
lead parents to inquire into the regulations o.
schools before sending their daughters to
them.
"Reguations for the girls boarding school
called y Young Ladies Seminary in cor
tain town in New England;
"But the seventh day is the Sabbath, lin i,
thou shalt do no manner o. work. &c.
"Risa at halfpast 5 o'clock; breakfast
then prayers of half an hour; from 0 to 10 o.
clock attend prayer meeting; at 10 o'clock to
church until 10 o'clock; dinner at half past
II o'clock; 10 church again from l to o.
clock; FROM 10 o'clock learn Bible lessons
and remember the texts of tho two sermons So
"a 20 be abio 10 repeat them TO the teachers.
beside committing 20 memory another text
called q voluntary; then tea, aud whilo al
the tea table The text above mentioned to be
reclt,d; after tea to the chapel ofthe scbool
for Bible-cass instruction, which, with pray
crs, lasts until . O'Clock; after o'clock three
chapters in the Bible to be read before relir
ING for the night at half past o'clock
The above were the duties of the day OF
"resi." Wba, the Herculcan labors of the
week were were | was afraid to ask 1t is
not surprising that the victim Of such system
broke down after few weeks trial, aud was
taken home more dead than alive.
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EsT Why is a person, breath, in win
ter, morning, like the Prince Of Wales -
IL is air apparent.
irsF II Mr.. Rowland Hill gives each Of his
children half a sovereign, why is be like the
Using sum- Because he "tiPs the little Hill.
with gold.
Ez'- Why would spider be good cor
rcsPondcnti Because he drops a line by eve.
~ post.
re- Thee is lady down cas-, so high
minded that She disdains to own that she has
common sense.
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DH. B." H. DYE,

HAS LOCATED AT RANSOM VII
at.. where Do hopes to meet liberal pa tr,uage
His mltt1it, No cure pay lie viii not rIbug the
people en charge Wero hc has not rendo efficient
service.
lie viii treat an no Diseases peculiar tis New Couury
without lravu- fs dreadful effects Of large OF Nor
cur aud Qu0Ins. O'cc over iiicss 4 -chctmerhorn''
Store.
Advice alw0ys given gratis apil2m3
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Industry, aud no left It with an enhanced 70
putation and Tho good will and wishes OF oil
his associates. Ills positive deoonsion 4 run
is all that has since prevented bis occupying n
seat in our Legislative Halls since that time.
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NO. Us.

AL, anaei whose sapanntendence they hap
pen {, come, bear II willing testimony to
their excellent conduct; and some have so dis
tiuguisAsl themselves rs 20 obtain prizes or
promotion.