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Newark, Preston House, each
month. 18th and 14th
pSA- Maxim strictly adhered ID
/ give such balm as has no strife
With nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands l never stain,
Nor poison men to. ease their pain.
He is q Physician Indeed who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor. R. J. LYONS
cures the following complaints in the most OBJ
stinate stages of their existence, viz Disease
of the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach,
Dropsy in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Fits or Falling Sickness, and oil 9TH
er Nervous D~erangements. Also,
all Diseases of the Blood, q
such as Scrofula, Eyr-
.sipelas /; Cancers,
Fever Sores, ~
Leprosy. 41} si lff
and oil other complicated Cronic Complaints
All forms of Female Difficulties attended to
with the happiest results. Z
1t is hoped that no one will d Despair of a cure
until they have given the Indian Herb Doc
tors Medicines . fair and faithful trial.
EkS- During the Doctors travels in Europe,
West Indies, East Indies, South America and
the United States, he has been the instrument
in Gods hand TO restore to health and vigor
thousands, who were giyenup and pronounced
'incurable by the most eminent old school Ply
%sicians nay, more : thousands who were on
the verge of the grave, are now LIVING Mon
pMENTs to the Indian Ferb Doctors skill and
slecessful treatment, and are daily e1claiming
blessed be the day when first we saw and
partook ofthe Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
Satisfactory refer ences of cures will. be glad
ly and cheerfully given whenever required.
III Doctor pledges his word and honor that
he will innowise, directly or indirectly, induce
or cause any invalid to take his medicines
without the strongest probability of q cure.
5 Mode Of Examination. ~ 4
q DR.. L. Deserns diseases by the Eye he
therefore asks no questions. neither does he
require invalids to explain Symptoms. Let
one and all call and have their symptoms and
the location of their diseases explained free of
charge.
Remember, consultation and advice Free
The poor shall be literally considered. The
DIR. has just issued q pamphlet containing a
biref sketch of his life, study and travels.
which can be had free of charge by all who
desire one.
B9L Post Office address, box 1858 CleVe
and, Ohio. .
august II Tyr. j. r. LYONS, M. d. Z
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CHANGE oF.TIME.

- - ~ -
CHANGE oF.TIME.
On and after, date, Trains on the P. Fl. W
&CsR.Rs viii leave Mansfield Junction as
follows;
~zsnGommencing on Sunday, May 15, 1864.
o1saa ,istIsTRAINS GOING EAST.
. Express Passenger, ,7;42 A. NJ.
Us Mail and Passenger, Bill A. NJ.
Fast Express 1888 P NJ.
Express Passenger, 6:42 p. NJ.
Local Freight 7,O5 A. NJ
Through Freight, 7:30 P. (
Through FreighttTh $40 P. NJ.
Through Freigh 9;55 P. NJ,
TRAINS GOING WEST. III /
Express Passenger. 8:15 a. M.
Crestline Accom-. Passenger, 1903 A. NJ.
u. s. Maitland Passenger, 4,45 P. M.
Express 9;12 P. N. (
eLocal Freight, 400 P. N.
Through Freight, $3.50 P. M.
Through Freight $50 A. M.
AThrough Freight, $50 P. NJ.
FRANK WARD, Agent
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NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
In Der has been duly appointed and quail :
fed asSAdministrator of the Estate of William
Bird, decd, of Lake tip. Ashland county, o. :
sf NJ STEPHEN BIRD.
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kept in a first class clothing and furnishing
store. 1 have also q special arrangement b,
which / receive
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TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY. SUNDAY EX-
CEPTED( BETWEEN AKRON s. GALLON
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 29lh, 1864,
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APPOINTMENTS FOR
1864 1906 1866
gRgg. e. ]. LYONS.

PROS. Rs !. LYONS,
THE -CRLEBRATED INDIAN HERB DocroR,
Can be Consulted at the following places
every month during 1864, 1866, 1865.
Cleveland Office, No. 2l6 st. Clair street. and
Dwelling SO Bond Street, Corner of st. Clair.
Office days in CleFeland as follows :-1st, I'd.
Sd, 4fh. 9th, eth, 10th and 18th.
Ashland. Ohio, McNulty House. each
month, 10th
Wooster, Crandnl's Exchange, do It'll and 9th
Mansfield, Wiler House 9thiand 10th
MOUNT VERNON, Kenyon
House, 18th and 18th
Newark, Preston House, each
month. 18th and 18th
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BES- a good tree is known by its fruits
So is 9 good Physician by his successful works.
'sThe Roots and the Lea yes shall bo for the
healing of the nation,,'-B1BLE.
u 81 Observation-Disclosures Sop ri
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-08
NO@123.

If Grant has played havoc with our
Generals, Bragg has been proportionate-
" destructive Of those around Richmond,
Barton fell from "fire in the rear" fes-
TONED with the confidence of his officers
and menin his skill, valor and judgement.
Pickett, the hero of Gettysburg, that his
torical companion of Mcdonald and Ney,
mortified and humiliated by Bragg, has
gone to Lee, preferring the bullets of his
foes to the treachery Of his friends.
at the very moment that the enemy
was marshalling his forces around Cul.
peper and Fortress Monroe. straining
every nerve and collecting every man for
the great campaign now in progress of
executiOn-while the fate of Richmond,
the Capital,of the COnfederscy, with all its
moral aud physical. consequences that are
involved in its fall. hung in eminent per.
il, the strategy of Bragg exhausted itself
in q little mean, pedling campaign
against Newbern, and even that failed
from the want of military skill that he
has evinced in every campaign which he
has undertaken.
II is not necessary now to speak of that
admirable state Of defence in which Rich
mond and Petersburg were when Butler
landed OF Bermuda Hundred. We speak
tho sentiments ofall GLASSES, In the army
and out oft, when we say that General.
Bragg is az incubus upon the usefulness
of the President The public sentiment
of the country, the confidence of the army,
are not with General Bragg.
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from the battle in and around.it ID 1t lies
in a bentifulvalley, between two ranges
ofhills, and before war bad laid its blight
ing hand upon It, was, doubtless, a pref
ty country village. There, afe several
very fine private residences, giving evil
dence Of former wealth and luxury.
Rome, Kingston and 0assyille, all lying
Onnearly the same parallel, are now in
ward. Our losses during the series of
exceed s, 900 in the aggregate. Reinforce
ments are constantly coming up, and
our army has largely increased since the
commencement of the campaign.
We repair the railroad as we advance.
and the trains keep Close upon US with all
needed supplies. ~ ' 2
People in this vicinity have never seen
a Union army before, and the national
colors have not been enurled to their as
tonished gaze for nearly three years.
As they look upon onr glorious old bans
IpeE, their Eecols setion, of the prosperity
and happiness they 1lrmsrly enjoyed uns
der itl 6t6bti6h oames Wildly before
thems and many hail it y in teaTs of joys
|" "ttemdini With Us" said an intelligent
planter, "and let your flag and the bayo-
nets of your men protect rs from thOse
who have worked our ruin" When the
rebels evacuated Cassville and Kingston,
our troops entered with cdors flying and
bands playing familiar patriotic airs.
The surrounding bills seemed to rejoice
as they echoed the music of the Union.
Other bills and valleys southwark are
waiting for the advent of the starry flag
of old, and the patriotic hearts that
bear it onward. They shall not wait
long. NIcEAJAcK.
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Corrections.

Editors InteLli9sHeer: ~
10 your publication In this mornings
"IntslIiSeneer" of the descriptive sketch of
Ohio county furnished by me to the Com
missioner of Immigration, number of
typographical errors occur, some of which
require correction. .p r-
Near the commencement of the article
the following passage occurs in your
printed copy, "and perhaps there 10 no
country in which the usual forage, plants
and grapes are produced in greater abun-
dance or in more perfection"
1t should be sand perhaps there is no
country in which the usual forage plants
and grasses are produced in greater abun-
dance or In more perfection"
There are numerous errors In the orthog-
raphy Of the Botanical names, which the
scientific reader will easily correct, but
the most serious errors occur in the Mete-
geological Statistics near the close of tho
article. Thus it 10 stated that the average
temperature OF the 9th January 1856 was
ll2o; it should have been -1l3o, making .
difference Of 233o. In the approximate
estimate of the climate Of this region, the
extremes Of temperature are given as 800
to 80. 1t should be 500 TO So or 80 be-
low zero. ,H
In the article referred to, 1t is stated
that no deposits Of Oil have yet been dis
covered in Ohio couuty, as wells have not
yet been sunk of sufficient depth TO test the
fact of its existence or non. existence be-
meath our territory.
From fac:s, which have come under my
notice since the above article was penned,
| am convinced that no OIL deposits will
be found in Ohio county, unless at enor-
nous depths, and that any further expeu-
diture of capital in that direction will be
found entirely fruiIless.
ss With much respect, &c.,
Wheeling. June 7tb. 1884. -
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Another Fierce Attack On General
Bragg. -"' .

Another Fierce Attack en- General
Bragg.
The Richmond Enquirer of May 81, in
the course of a long article on General
Bragg. pays its respects to that officer as
follows:
General Bragg's merits, service and
history are too we'll known to require par
ticular explanation at this time. All that
is gloomy in tho past history of this war
is more or less the work ofhis hands or
the result ofhis intellect The immedi-
ate present has merits ofits own which
peculiarly illustrate the usefulneSs of
General Bragg. The escape of Sheridau'a
cavalry, conniyed at, If not caused by
his strategy, will exhibit his quali6cs.
tions for the position he occupies, The
order for the evacuation of Petersburg
will explain his solicitude for the princi-
pal line of communications between this
city and the source ofits supplies. ta
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wntSsuRo LoDaH No. los, AxCIGS4 Yonk MAsoxs, ,
LopaE Roon, May 80. a. D. 1855. a. q. bk6i.

81
LoDdE Book, May so, A. D. 1885, Am 6S6i.
Brothers J. R. Eaylo aud @. =. Scott having
been appointed Rcommittee to draft preamble and
bereATed relatives and high appreciation Of the
moral worth Of our worthy deceased brother ROBERI
MOORE, submitted the following, which on motion
were unanimously I'D IptSd 81 ~
WHERAAS, An all wise God in his providence hAS
summoned before Him and taken % himself our
highly esteemed and aged brother RoBERT MooRE
who ranked among the oldest, most zeaIouG anu
consistent hasouS IN West Virginia; therefore
ResOlVed,-ThAt In this diSpenHation Of Providence
the fraternity has Lost OF Its brightest Jewels
the Ohureh one OF its most consistent aud truly
piouB memberS, the widow one Of the kIndest and
most AnectionAIe Of husband, the son and his fam
ny guardian angel and confederate father, the
community an h0neJt man, good ne'ghboF, and q
bright ornSmInt OF consistency and vi tue, aud the
poor devoted friend and liberal benelactJF.
Resolved, That We tender 70 the relatives Of our
decelSed brother our sincere condOienee, and while
We Ihed the synpAthetio tear over his grave, ave
sorrow not as those Who haze hope" but rejoice
TO say OF him, "Bessed the dead who die 10 the
Lord from hsneeEorth; yea "a tn the spirit that he
may rest IRON his lAbOn aud his works do follow
him"
Resolved That as = token Of our high esteem
and ~ tribute Of respect TO the memory Of our
deceased brother, We wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days and that our Lodge room
be draped in mourning.
RtSOlVed,-ThAt copies OF the foreg g,InK preamble
and resolutions be furnished, one to the widow OF
our deceased brother, to his DR.. Moore, and
also one to each Of The steubeuville and wheeling
dailies-the Herald 0Uurle' ,IntelIgenceF and SeE-
btsr-And to the WellsburB Herald for publication.
z. 8. ROBERTS, Secretary.
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R.s. ROBERTS, Secretary. - W.
H.nIrrsrnIras. o.. Nav orth. !

HARLTM sPRHss, O., May 9Th, 1861
At meeting Of the students Of the Rnral Sem.
InAry, CARROLL county, Ohio, he following Pream BILE
and resolutions were Adopted
WHE1EAS, An all wise Providence has seen at to
call rom our midst our iFiOnd and fellow STUDENT
JAAEs 3. WITH ERsPooH.Who rby hfD npbls bOartnR
hpd ahntlAnaAnly annrtraAE- had llan the ratnonf
aud esteem Of an Who had the pleasure OF hi ao-
qlAtntAnoe; th0roforeb be le leFo8o1VOd-7 -.
Iirgt5-That We have lost true frieRd, the l.. =.
gtitution . worthy student-hIs widowed mother an
aRsctio1n4o and dutIful son. ID
SeeondCrhat ys earnestly sympAthlse with his
aMieted relations In their sad bereavement,
1hird,-ThRta "a copy Of these resoiutioss be sent
% the relations Of our deceased friend and for pub.
lieAtion 70 the Wheeling IntellIGeneer and Wells
burg Herald.
ANGELINE Yosr. III
HOMER 3. GIBBON, SCommittee.
ROBT. MEROER, Jr. u.
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HOOaand's German Bitters!
FFoa }. Ne'vtoa BrOISa, D. D., Editor eTtks Rae1t
eLoPedLa Of Rslf0i0TJ RAOIVledSt.

Froa ). He,gtOa BrOrv4, D. D., Editor sftAs Eaey-
eLoPediG Of Rsli0i0TJ RHOIViedos.
Although not disposed to fAvor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general, through dfstrusI Of
their ingredients and elects, yet know Of no sum-
eiOHt reaHon, Why may not testify 70 the benht
be believes himself 70 have received from any dmple
preparations In the hope that he may thus contrib
70 the bensdE OF oIheTS-
do this the moro readily In regard to Hoodand's
German BittSns, prepared BY DT. O. II. Jackson, Of
this city, because VA pE0udcOd AERinHt them for
chiefly An alcoholic mtEturA. I an Inhabited 70 nj
friend Robert ShOenAboE, 8lq-, fer The F1ldEa{ Of
this prejudice by proper tea nnd fnr7 on60hnHro-
ment to try them, WhSa gaHOring hon Enl1s and
long cOntinned debility. M 80 of thrOO hottlol
Of these BiETsrH, - de beEInHlng Of the present
year followed BY evident relist and restoration
TO . degree Of bodily and mental TigOI which had
not EeIE for Eix months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. theT- 'Ink God and
my friend fO directing me TO th use ot Inem.
PAilAdslpA sJuao IS, 1851, = - n-''"1''
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RaiIgs sntE:IIIiaEt1ter

The Battle az ReSaca-BraVery of
aooksE'a TEooPa-The::sAdVAn to
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PRIcEl-Largs de, holding nearly double
quantity, 81 per bottle; half dozen, IS. Small GiEa
ISe per bottle; half doESn, -.
"Hor sale BY Druggists and Dealers SvOIyWhSrS
the United States, G1a By All the DruEgfItS and
poaieB IN Wheeling ootS1y
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TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BB
I N S U r E d


"OAE IHSURAHCE COmPAHY, of
II SsU York-RIRB AND INLAND.
oLSI oARTIAI (oVery dollar paid fnl.Sl 900 900 %
Assets lsf July 1858 ,H5Ty $40 6S
Ths IArEost oash Capital for The amount At rGk Of
any once In the Units4 stAtss.
TOHTIAEHTALIHSURAHCE COM
~ PASE, OF the City OF New York
Casa CAPITAL (Au paid inl.-....-.-...t 800 900 90
AalsSs lst July, 2Sl624 10
sRVESTT.FGFE par ssnE Of the nett prodta de.
eiArsd 70 POt-ey Holder Aanaauy, IN which Lho
AsSured participate EithOut incurring any risk.
Gee RITY FIRE ISsURATCE
= COMPANY, Of New Y TorE-FIREAND INLAND.
CA8H CANAL (rAid tn) 900 90
Anlsts lSt AuguEt. Et.1s6S----.------.---I I5O,ISl -
ThEeefOGrthS Of The nett prOAts declared to Policy
HoldoB Apnu Ally.
BIFTR-PIYE PER CENT Of Earned PArtEeipatIou
Preniuns dseiArSdfor the year ending AnguEt, 1863
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
IAl PAAT, Of HeW York.
The LAR8 EST CASH CAPITAL Of any Insurance
Company m the United stAteS.
AHDsEI February Ist, 10000
MUTUAL principle in the stnrteSf Il the term
the entire surplus, DEDUCFIN9 MO ESSARY EX-
PESsBS ALOSk, being BQUITABLY DIVIDED
AuonE the AsSURED.
FOkrY-RIVK ORNFs A WRRK will insure s., 900
es the life ofA man aged 90.
POLICIES viii be Issued upon the most reAsona-
Bile tsTmB in any Of the above RELIABLE COAPA-
Mrs fr Whseling ADD vicinity and IossSs promptly
Gdiustsd and paid. On Application to
". 2. RBEkkS0H, Agent
o1.s Main street, next door 70 n. 1 N. Bank.
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EXTIRELY VEGETABLEl
PHILADELPHIA, PA,

WILL sasetaalIy cure Liver Complaint, pys-
w PePEiA, JAundlce, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases AriSins
from diSordered Liver or stomach, such a. Con-
Stipation, Inward Piles, fullnoss OF Blood 70 the
Head, Aeidity Of the Stomach, NanS0A, Heartburn
DiSgustfOr Food FullnSss or Weight In the Stomach
Sour Fluctuations, Sinking Rluttering At the Pit
oG the stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and DinieulI Breathing, Rluttering At the Heart.
Choking or EunOeating Sensations when In lying
posture Dimness Of ViIion Dots or Webs before the
Sight, FoVer and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
OF Precipitation, YeloWnosS Of the SkiL. and Byea,
PUin in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden
F1ushss Of Heat, Burning in the Plesh, Constant
ImAgtning u Evil, And great Depression Of spirit.
And vim positively prevent IellQW Fever, Bilious
RovST, &c, &c. They contain 5.a
NO ALCOHOL on Rad WHmKY.
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NO. OBI ARCH STREET
F4ISsfPsl 0Gss GHG As1gSaOrJS
JONES 4 EVANS,
tsue'..'or[Hoo. ]. \. JAsEnon = COIL
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Nc ARTHUR Agent for paying Pons5Ous- oneS,
No. l, AeLnrO HolBo being the sane once formerly
occupied BY Adams Express Company. april
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NEW HOOP SKIRTS.

THB most celebrated WATCH SPRING STEEL
J. SKIRTS Manufactured; also the DUPLEX FL
1PrI0 sEkEL SPRING skIRTS, Just received By
my9l eBO. Il. TAYLOR.
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wheeling. June 7tb. 1884.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09

n II -
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.s -. * ~ .ue'' ~n,cn oohIfon',
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..;s, go 30 ,h.,r o .su sno''er ano
~. =. ~ h..,S ~, V '"au 'ooy nao'E
80 80. 4. ,ho rs"nt C uae c's"ee creo',
~ ~ Cns.ss :. ~ . oo"'enoon OF one OF
w. spps Sopp =. .,s , v'ueIs. IN snot',oe "
a,;o.' ~ r. ,o,,os,u ,vpeus up snu perpe'u
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Ss CnsSnarha.d .ho .ff"o,. I.. I., aau "aco
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ho LII "A a,,, a,,h Ign ioul''N'n .o
90. " '"' parry "pu ofoered 70
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s,os =" s.pco' o, ,ne nomina
,s o. "Wa",;g o"g De'ev'ng tha'
.;dar.h,o na. III .h.ns. ..' =, pa.y nas very con
.u .uo.aVo o'o sN s"Ccos' .n's sfai', 10 case
s"..o,I ."e" n. s ,s snsn pave good luck
u'. .s.' ~ "a o ' o.eo',on' we coo'd wist
sna' 10y "sS p'o'o".eu strong pos'ive,
Nv, .spaou .;',. uan .. toe'r candidate toi
ao asoIS, p''U" Az v" ',is continent, u moi
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,ho. o o.. ~ ~ Ieo" 70 ao'y n'Ieo o.
Pao,'S,;. W. wn'.' 80 .ne carry Gay: o: the
Te upuo' was""g'en--'oho Adams
TO- ,.. :, -, ma"'s"n; com
G Pnob . Wv" ,hn f',,;' m ,"ote-,fiercs-,- !,
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09
WHOLE NO. 765.
Of the immense shipments that had been
m ade TO Indiana at different times within
the last twelve months"
Advice to Young Men.


lady who signs herself "A MARTYR of
Late Hour" offers the following supecs-
tions to young men:
Dear gentlemen between the ages of eieh.
teen and forty-ive, listen to q few words
OF gratuitous remark. When you mako
social call of an evening go dicoy oi a rea-
'onabt hour. SayI you come q, eight O..
clock, an hour and a half ia certainly as
long as the most facinating of YOU in con.
Vefsation eau. or rather ought to, use his
charms. Two hours, indeed, can be yery
pleasantly spent, with music, chess or 9th
er games, to lend variety; but, kind sirs. ty
no means stay longer Mako shorte, calls.
and come ofteDer. A girl that is q sensible.
true. hearted girl, will enjoy it better. and
really vauo your acquaintance more -
just conceive the agony Of girl who, well
knowing the feeling of father and mother
upon the subject, hears the clock strike ten.
and yet must sit on the edge of her chair.
IN mortal terror, lest papa should put his
| oft.repeatcd threat into execution; that oe
coming down, and inviting the young man
to breakfast. And we girls understood !.
all by experience, and know what it is to
dread the prognostics of displeasure. In
such cases, sigh of relief generally accom-
panies the closing of the door behind the
gallant. and one don't get over the feeling
OF trouble till safe in.the arms of Morphe-
US. Even thou sometimes tho dreams arc
troubled with some phantom of an angry
father and distressed (for all prrties) moth
or, and all because young man uiH make
a longer call than he ought to.
Now. young gentlemen friends, I will tell
you what the girls will do. For an hour
and half, they will be most irresistibIy
charming and facinatipe; then beware. mon
osy'labic responses will be all you need ex-
pect, and, when the limits shall have been
passed.a startling query shall be heard
coming 6ors stairs, "Isn't it most time to
close up:' you must consider it a righteous
punishment ,and, taking your bat ,meekly do.
part, sadder, and it is to be hoped a
wiser man. Do not get angry, but the next
time be careful to keep within just bounds.
We want to rise early those pleasant morn.
ings, and improve the shining bours;" but
when forced to be up at such unreasonable
hours at night, exhausted nature will speak,
and, as a natural consequence, with the ut.
most speed in dressing, We can barely get
down to breakfast in time to'escape rep.
rimand from papa, who don't believe in
beau1-as though he never was young
and mild, reproviug glance from mamma.
who understands little better her poor
daughters feelings, but must still disap-
prove outwardly, to keep up appearances.
And now, young men. think about these
things. and don't, for pity's sake, don't throw
down your paper with "pshaw"--but re.
member the safe side of ton,