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Arriving and Closing Of the
Mails,
THE POsTOFFlCE, WHEEL.

ArflvlslE ana CLOSING Oh tHe
Mails,
THE POSTOFFECE, WHEEL
| ~ ING, West Virginia:
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
Eastern Through Mail.
via &. & J.. II. r., for
New England States
Eastern New York and ll:lJa. m. 9:lJ a. m
Eastern Penna......... 1ujp. m. 2:3O p. H.
Pittsburg. Cleveland and
Chicago via {. q i. X. ll:iJ a. IN. glJ a. III.
R...................... Iljpm III. 2:3Jp. Ia.
Wheeling and Pittsburg
Way Nail. ll:i5 a. m. 9:Id a. m
Through Eastern. via Il.
&O.R T.. for Washing
ton. ID. C.. Baltimore 500 a. IN. HOO a. m.
and Richmond. $4,000. $50 p. N. s:OOp. M.
Way Mail East of Cum
berland, ADJ. 500 a. III. eco p m.
WAY Mail West of Cum.
berland. Md. 500 a. IN. e:OC p. m.
ParkersburR and y. W.
Va X. R..-..--..--.... INV M e'VNp III
Western Through Mail
for Chicago. Cincinnati,
Columbus, GAINESVILLE l:30 loop m.
and Louisville. ll:O9 sOOp. IN.
Through Western for In
dianapolis and ST.
Louis l:jJ r. IN. I:VV T. III
WAY Mails for Cincin.
nat, Wilmington and
Zanesvillc. and Colum.
bus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroads .......... Hoop. m. s:OOp. m.
Western Way Mail, via
Central Ohio r. R.. Hoop. m. 500 p m.
Wheeling and Parkers
aurg River Mail Sun.
day. Wednesday and
Friday. ..--.-----..-.- S.W H. M
wheeling and Parkers-
burg River Mail. Mon.
day, Wednesday, and
Friday ..-----..---.-..- s"h N.
Hempfeld r R....... s:l5 a m. 90 p m.
St. Clairsville and Bridge 1000 q m. 40 a m.
port G:Oop IN. 2s3o p. IN.
Martins Ferry and Mt.
Pleasant. ....-.------- lI.OO l. m zOV y m
Cadir. Ohio, via e. p.
Il. R-.-----.--.------. lliO a. m sI9 y m.
Cadiz. Ohio, Stage Mail,
and saturday .:3aam.
Cadiz Ohio, Stage Mail,
Monday, "Wednesday,
and Friday ........... sop Ia.
Yves: Liberty and Gin
ton, W. Va, Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday 1900 Z. vJo p. m.
Ry-rson Station. Pa, Sat
urday. 4:OOP. m.
Ryersou Station. Pa, Fri
day ...-....--.--..-.--. cup m
o. s long. P NJ
Wheeling, OCT 10, l565.
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Heimstreet's ininitabls Hair Coloring is not .
dye All instantaneous dyes are composed OF
lunar odustie, and more or less destroy the vi.
tally and beauty of the hair. This Is Che origi-
nal flair Csloring. and has been growing in favor
over twenty years. 1t restores gray hair to its
original color by gradual absorption, in a most
manner. IL Is also beautiful hair
dressing Sold in two siZes-50cent and Shy
all dealers. G. HEIMSTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY al
Druggists.
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MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
IN sEyUAI, oIsE ASSES

OWES Me A KNOWLEDGE SELDOM
" acquired by Physicians. My long residence
IN this city, and the amount of patients treated
annually by ME, was sufficient proof Of my sue
cess.
SPERMAT0RRHEA, or SEXUAL WEAK.
NESS, and all diseases arising therefrom, are
cured in n much shorter time than heretofore BY
nav NEW VEGETABLE REMEDIES Medi
cines sent to any part OF the Union. Al letters
must contain stamps 70 pay return postage.
Correspondence held sacred. 0hice, No. IS
Smithheld street, near the Diamond.
j. W. BRANSTRUP, n. D.,
? BOX $40 Pittfburg, Pa
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CHEAP AND DURABLE.
Fire-Proof Il Water Proof
THE COMBINATION OF PUL-

THE COMBINATION OF PCL-
i YRRiSED slate and Yisoous matter ~
roofing material stands unTivalled. A fnsstie--
II adapts itself ~ every shape and SLOPE. u "
b0n-eOmbusiible. iInpsryiOns n0DeIpznsive, and
uBhseayihg. frost does not crack, DOT heat Dis
solve a. The only roofing material ever discoy
cred that will resist the aetion Of the elefnsnt<
a. long a. the structure IL profsc;s. For fep-ar.
ing old and prrserying new natalie roofs o. al
kinds Plastic Slate bas peyer been eqpslled-
while IL has proved an invaluable acquisition 20
tbe mechanic arts 4 pr-ssryer Of metal and
wood rhrn iniseided III water 90 earth. or
posed % the w>silssr. Being susceptible Of lit
lie II any wear from exposure. and perfectly
Bre proof Il j. uBsquAlled A. pain; for fz:lTOad
and farza buildinzs fences and sridgs. iron or
waodsn.
Having procured the sole night 10 use tho
ab0ye roofing material In the counties Of Ohio
and WOOD, We are prepared At all times 20 pot
on new rrpzir old roofs Il The shortest pos>l-
be n0tiae. Our terms arc reasonably. and work
guaranteed
JOHgsOY. CAPYIIART & CO.,
So. i5s Market Square,
ms2s Wheeling. w. Va
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TRANSPORTATION.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R,

OFFICE BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, June Il, lso5.
TRANSMIT bun
bv the following schedule on and after the
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PARTRIDGE'S GALLERY,
no. III MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, ". VA,

THE NEW PIRU ARE NOW Of
Il FERISG greater Inducements 20 the public
than has ever before been done in est virginia.
10 obtain pictures Of all styles and kinds known
10 the ant With our increased facilities for OPP
Grating in the way Of new improvements in In
stryTrenfs and our magnificent Light we
| q VT RE REAT in EtYle or urice
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= = y q
CLoTHING.

y CLOTHING.
1866.
tn. E. BEANS. H.GuGGENHEnlER.
FIRST
FALL, STOCK.
JUST RECEIVED AT
STEIN BROTHERS,
Nos. I3 and Is,
Corner Main md Monroe Streets,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
MEN G. BOYS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
OVERCOATINGS,
VESTIN GS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, &C.
OUR STOCK
IsNow VERY
FULL AND COMPLETE,
To which we are receiving additions daily, of the
Latest Styles and Patterns.
We respectfully invite our customers and friends
to give us call and examine our
stock, which we are
SELLING VERY Low.
Particular Attention
PAID TO OUR
Merchant Tailoring Department.
Goods Made up in the Latest
Styles, and at Short
Notice,
WHOLESALE d RETAIL,
STEIN BROTHERS,
CORNER MAIN AND MONROE STREETS,
wheeling, w. Va.
sepll
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor to Frobc & Grossclos
or BUGGIES,
Ni CARRIAGES. ROCKAWAIS. &c, Sc,
No - Market Street. keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures To order, all kinds of work ia
his line uf business. Particular attention given
to repairing.
u Second hand Carriages and Buggies for
cash, scp2)
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J. g. G.. BAYHA,

DREAD. CRACKER AND CAKE
ID BAKERY. Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall. a few doors above Monroe
Street, keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment Of the above articles.
~ Their wagons run constantly % all parts
Of the city with Bread. Crackers, Rnsks, Cakes.
etc sepD.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured and Full Nigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection, which rndcrs Life
miserable and Marriage impossible, Is the penal
" paid by the victims Of improper indulgence.
Young persons are too apt 10 commit cNocs>es,
from not being aware Of the dreadful conse'
ouences that may cnsue Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend Ia deny that the
power ot procpation Is lost sooner by those fall
ing into Improper habits than by the prndent.
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy
otfspriny the most serious and destructive symp.
toms Of both body and mind arise. The System
becomes Drrangcd the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened loss Of lrocreativc Power,
Nervous Irritahility Dyspepsia, ralpiiation OF
the Heart, Indigestion, constitutional Debility
a wasting of the Frame, Cough, Consumption.
DECAY aud Death.
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pR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons Lon
don graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, aud the greater
mart Of whose life has been spent in the hospitals
Of London Paris, Philadelphia and clsowherr,
has effected some of tho most astonishing culrs
that were ever known. Many troubled WITH
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed az sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing attended
sometimes with arrangement of mind, were cur.
81 immediately
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TAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE.


In. J. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits which ruin both body and mind uniting
them for either business, study, society or
marriage.
These are some Of the sid and melancholy et.-
frcts produced by early habits Of youth, VIZ;
Weakness Of the Rack and Limbs rams IN inc
Head Dimness Of sight Loss of Muscular Pow.
or. Palpitation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Irritalilty. arrangement of the Digestive rune
tions, General Dchilit., Symptoms OF Consnmp'
ton, sc.
MTNrAiY.-Thc fearful effect on the mind
are much "a bc drcadrd-Loss at Memory, Con
fusion OF Ideas. Depression Of spirits, Evil
Forrhodings, Aversion 4" Societv, Self Disiiust,
Love of solitude Timdty, &c, aIc some OF the
evils produced.
Thousands If persons of all ages can now
Judge what Is the caus" of their declining health.
losing their vigor. becoming weak, pale, net
Nous and rmaciat,d, having singular appear.
ancr about the eyes. cough aud symptoms OF
G,usumutlOu.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, OF Young Men contemplate
ing Marriacr being aware Of Physical Weak
mess, organic debility, defounities, speedily
cured
lie who places himself under the carr Of Dr.
J. NAV relicionsly coniide in his honor a. a gen.
tleIuan and confidently rely upon his skill a.
nj, .i,taD
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Reflect that n sound mind and body are tho
most necessary regulates 10 promot. communal
happinpss. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage. tue
prospect hourly darkrns 10 tb" view the mind
trcomcs shndpwcd with despair aud oiled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness "i
another becomes bl! ght'd with our own.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF SOIL
tary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps Ia an untimely grave
thousands of Young Men Of the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entranccd listening Scnates with the
thunder of eloqnence, or walked 10 cestacy the
Thrilling lyrr. NAV call with full confidence.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have -,Jurcd themselves by certain prae'
ticc induIgrd In when alone, a habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school IN"
effects of which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep. and " not cured renders marriage I'M
possible and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What q pity that a Young man, the hope OF
his country the darling Ut his parents, should
! be- snatched from all prospects and cnJoyments
of life by the consequences Of dryiating from
the path of nature aud INDUCING in certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con
! formulating
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DISEASES or IMPRrDENCE

when the misguided and mprudcnt voiary of
pleasure finds that be- has tmbibcd the seeds Oi
this painful disoasc, II too often happens that
an illiimcd S"usH 0f shame or dread 81 discovery
dctcr- him from applying 10 thos" who rom "a.
uratinn and TrspeCtahility. can alone befriend
him DELAYING til the constitutional symptoms of
TIL. horiid disease make their appearance, such
A. liberated sore throat diseased nos" nocturnal
pain, Ia the head aud limbs. dimnnss OF sight,
linrs- nodes ON the shin bones ana arm,
hlutch.r on the head fac" and rXtrctnitlos, pro
crossing with frigLtiul rapidity I'LL At last the
palate Of the mouth or the bones OF the nCs'
flll in and the victim ~ this awful disease be.
comes a horTid object of cgmmiscratiOn TIL death
nuts period ~ III. dreadful snhrriDg- by send.
ING him b. Tint tundscoy"rcd Country iroin
whence no TRAVELLER Tetnrns.
4, l. a melancholy fact that thousands fau vie.
tm, 10 this trulble disease, owing 10 the un.
-kiilfulnorz Of ignorant prc'cndcra, who, by The
use ~ that DEADLY Poison MFRrrRr, ruin tho
constitution and iaa1o the residue Of life mlsnr'
able.
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Len hand side going from Baltimore Street
frw doors frum the corner. u Fail not ~ OBJ
serve name and number.
r-zy- No letters received unless post paid, and
containing a stamp 10 bo used on the reply.
p,.rs0n. hitting should state age, and send por'
ton Of advertisement describing symptoms
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In bis ONCE.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many Thousands cured at this estsbliAh.
ncut within the lat twenty years, and he nm.
mernus import ant Surgical OPERATIONS performed
BIS Dr johnston vjtnF--rd by the reporters 81
the Ssa. and many oth.r plpet., BOtloas of hitch
appeared again and again before the public, bs'
-id.s HE standing ~ gentleman 81 ohAlArtsf
and responsibility Is sniiicirnt guaranty To the
afflicted
Skin di.ea.es speedily cured aags-diy
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JOS. w. PARKER,

4 TTORNEN AT LAW, WILL
N practice in the Courts Of Ohio and adOoin.
ing counties Office on Main street, over the
Bank of Wheeling. Wheeling W. Va. jelj
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New Carriage Mandatory.
JOHN PFARR,

FACTURER OF ALL
vi kinds of Carriages Market Street, few
doors above the Second Ward Market House,
Wheeling, W. Va.
~ Repairing done on the shortest notice.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

Established as Refuge from Quackery. The
only place where cure can he obtained.
DE. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy. and
only Efiectual Remedy in the world for Weak.
ness OF the Back or Limits. Structures, Affections
of the Kidneys and Bladder Involuntary Dis.
charges, Impoteney General Debility, Nervous
ness Dyspepsia, Languor Low Spirits, Confu'
sion OF Ideas Palpitation of the Heart Iimidi.
n, Trembling. Dimness Of Sight, Giddiness-
Disease OF the Head Throat, Nose or skin, AZ
fections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bow.
els-those Terrible Disorders arising from So,i'
tarv Habits of Yoath-ssCREr and solitary prac-
tics more fatal 10 their victims than the songs
OF Syrens TO the Mariners of Ulysses, bhghnng
their most brilliant hopes or anucipations ren.
deTing marriage, Sc, impossible.
, 1866-02-24
SENTIMENT OF THE SOUTH.

We are glad to publish the following remark
able letters. addressed to Hon. Vim. u. kyiyy.
representative in Congress from pcnn,, lvani.
Mr.. Barr'nSer. the author Of them. belongs Ia
one OF the o!dcstnnd most distinguished families
OF North Carolina. md adhered, rs he saws HIM.
self. "s,eadfasiiy 10 the Confectionery until its
military power was broken" lie had a brother.
hu'us BartlnEer. who WAS a brisldicr general
IN the rebel army, bu, who is now cf the same
mind as the author Of these letters
G%o3coRD. y. c.. December. 20. 1865.
DHAn SIN: tnke the liberty OF addressing
you IN my own interest at the instance Of Mr.
Robert Mcdonald. n young gentleman OF ,l.,,
place, Who resided. however. during the war, in
Philadelphia, where lie was at college. My ob.
jcct Is TO rrques, that you will send me any pu.,.
lie Documents which you may have ut you5 CON.
,nnI:i. You ere aware that we are without re-
presentation. and ye, this Congress is fun Of in
tercst for our people. Our press is extremely
measre III its reports or notices If the do:n.s in
Congress. IN fact. we get nothing but from one
side. Otthe report Of the Erads Of departments
we have seen nothing but the most barren syn
opsis. Under these circumstance I have adopted
Mr.. Mcnonaid's suggestion. and mnde this per
sonal application to you fer congressional ia.
voIs. lie has given me such assurances, in ad-
dltioi to what was already known To us OF your
public character, rs leaves no doub, tha, my M
~piicnlion will be regarded.
Pardon me if | avail myself Of this occasion 10
express an opinion or two in relation 10 public
affairs. will preface what | have 20 say by
frankly declaring tina, ! adhered stc.dfastly TO
the Confederacy until it's military power wa.
broken but | deemed that the s,,rrcrder which
WIS made by our generals wns msdu in good
faith. and demanded. on our part. a cordial re-.
turn to ou' allegiance and u hearty acqnicscence
in 4 natinral policy. seemed to myself, at
least. to %retlize. ~ By a sort Of :ntui:ion.at once
what, the Sn,n I'D. OF that surrender made both
, 1866-02-24
How Thcy palk.

I've who have played with tn. blacks, md
often sucked life from The same breasts" SAYS
he DAILY Pr $, speaking .: Frcrdmen. We u1e
their nn:nrnl guardians and friends.
liG" many c"lnred men n the .,aie Of Geor-
g'h. or an other Southern STATE, ". say TIM,
that DECLARATION i, tue: What evidence have
We th.;. il Ice former masters are the ,,a,urnl
guardians ana friends Of the freed people. they
ACT rs such.
WHY is j; tlnt nlmos, every day black pcsolc
are murdered hy while men, aud The murdrrct,s
oi!cr"ira-spiri'ed a~way-bryond npprrhen
sion If they nfe the natural guardians and
fr'rad,' of the freed people Why is il ,hnt all
the officers Of the F%r,cdmcn's bureau are dnily
crowded by freed people, who complain Of The
di>l'on'>t dealings Of their former masters and
whose bodies give evidence Of the most bur IN,
t"us crnrltics inflicted upon them, by those who
are their natural guardians aud triend,:'
Why Is u that those who come among the
irted i.eople to teach them morality mud indus
try and Ia assist in rendering them intelligent,
and viriuou> are daily in,nltcl IN some Iocnlities.
'i'e:r Ives threatened. if those who once owned
ths:a-'oftrn sucked life from The same breasts.
nrr their natural guardians aud hicnd,:'
Why is i that the wives and dnu,h,.rs of
freedmen. though they be chuste as ice. and nav
The same rates of fare TINT white people do ON
%Mitways. are pu, into filthy freight cars, md
compelled 10 submit to all kinds of vulgar md
'profsnc insulting Language, il they dare dcm,,r
if the people Of the Snuth are their na,nro,
guardians and frirnnS? - Fl.
WY is it that the freed people uniformly
ex hibit such unqualified dis,rust Of their former
masters, if they DIRE their natural guardians
and friends?"
Why is j. that the freed people have so much
confidence in the Northern people and in oil
their troubles go to officers of the Freedmen's
Bureau for re icf mud jnstice-saying they can
get it nowhere else. If their late masters. those
who often sucked life from The same h.casts.-
are their natural guntdinns and fricndsi
VIII the Daily Press he kind and inAulacnt
enough to answer these questions without eaui.
vocation :-Loy1i Georgian. +
, 1866-02-24
Hon. ~. y. KELLEY. Wellington, u. {.
CoxcoNn. y. G.. January 5. 1866

- $500 : - 49,
Ny DEAR S.n: Your favor OF Tie p II u!i.
.:i.h IL liis. numbrr Of VA, ,vc,;y,a
and gladly received. som. days 49,. The who'll
taken together brings IN. inrA,ur,biy up with
The great world from which wc have been, yo,.
know, Substantially excluded FIR four year. ana
more.
Its Il little singular tia. minds, differing so
widely, US ain sure wc did upon fundamental
principles concerning the crsanar structure OF
oui Government. and separated by a wider cl.ns.n
Of war, should have arrived a, nearly the sam.
conclusions IN respect - al! practical larstlons.
have read your cnrccies carefully, nmd do MOI
ind. Us you seen. ! 10 IN ink l would find, much
IN them from which I wouii Olsen, | am ii
II lawyer, as YOU suppose. but have been 10 cx-
tIcuc feeble health for more than :hrec wears f;
and while you have been in The active world.
have been III the meG:iu,ivr, and been uyln.
rather 10 keep pnSr with the advanced moral
sentiment, Of The country than to make profit
out Of It's aetna! wants ana demands. have,
therefore. not had much TO do with law. and Ear
less with politics. for several years. Bur l ,ccl
some confidence in my general conclusion. wien
find them sustained by one who has been en-
gagged actively in reducing principles 10 practice
for there cannot be IL more dangerous man ,han
II mere abstract political ihcoIlst.
You kindly invite my opinions. l give them
rs briefly Ms +! can, in II letter form.
In il last analysis, according TO my view,
there is but a single thing which keeps the North
and the South apart. and which mus, keep US
q >, , r I'll 49, - /, = ,.>, 81. -
, 1866-02-24

the deep burrows our men had made those
caves dug crt by their veal; hands TO shelter
,scrn from burning heats and chilling tcws, and
into which many crcpt nevc. to emerge again till
their fellows bore them It. their l,gt resting
place
Was wrong in saying her cabinet contained
the mos: unique and priceless treasure, in liz:
wer!.? Many a lmotll:r, vile, Or sister would
gladly exchange her gold and jewels Tor those re.
corsa Of tic las, days Of some loving hearts SO
triyhtfully s,illci. One lady looking II, tEen. with
tears coursiny down her checks. rxclui,.rl, -
would give my diamonds for these
. Your diamonds could not buy them" vas
the heroic nnswcr Of tn. woulin who las Ly.ic
so much to ease the sorrow Of IL nation.
As | said, these tables bear the burdens Of ac'l-
ing hearts, G,OU0 letters from lcrcavcd friends.
who have asked her 10 help th.rn liz their mss.
Ms fric::ds. And still they cu,nr Sill the
mother cries out III anguish aud suspense. : Wha.
has hccon" Of my boy ! Still the vii. plead, /,
know OF him who wa, her ull She gave 10
her conn,r, TO die for il, il, need b. bn, no, to
Oe lost, uncGrcl for, and unsou.ht. Oac hundred
letter, i day often lay upun Miss Dar,on's table,
every one %irciShtcl with sorrow.
- .IL. -
10 you wonder that | sit in awe in this, almost
sublime room T! Is The theory rue thar spirit,
can ilngcr near mo.ials upul r2r,h Ii 50, Will
y,r,., ,,,.l. ,.. l., -,
,,.r 80, Ill.,, :. d, m
.,ill wa,J..r i, liz. ,Li,. j. :. :,
secret OF their tatc Z!
& ,on ,.,,.r.
of twelve ar fifteen ,;sa,.
yuiriu, AN nm .w.r ~, ~. ;n,,;.;I,,i !,
il; and iiy,. non tx.n,y ,j,,r,. ..
letters OF INQUIRY /, .,in IN. IN, -; 49,, ,.,,
10 !.nly q, II, uu,.r.. @
Some 0: you vii. read this h,v.
seen Miss B.,ton's "Rullo Of M;s,,uy No, ~,
her rcqucs, uppendrn to TIM, ..r,I.. g. ~,
nation. You may suppose those name, ~. III
she has gathered. nau wonder nm, IN. has J.,
more. You imagine she I'm, .,,,, ~. n,..
tcrnu,,e,'s d.n,r,m.,, a. ~, -.
, 1866-02-24
~, SATURDAY., FI1BIsUAIsY "a, 1866.


our duty AMI our inrlrs'. DOM wen, Stat.
sovereignty and Stetc rights. slavery and tic
slave code, together with cvcrv obl,. l,.on. pc
cuniafy and moral. ard rniirca' connected with
secession. In the room Of nli This dad past. W
had bsco'"s 'ho'ong! !: nn'i,nrli7e'!. | have
been " 1n.r'. but "ni,,e,; and ci">c ,is"rvcr Of
event, since May iuS', G'.a %c.n!cr c.!,>tlain- m"
10 say that - not Tux we e CONF up -
tn. measure O; villa, either our ,Gi,t u ~ti''ie,-
i'q''tca. | 40 M. i'tr'i"r' s"r! .i,"i'potn'l
mat tNeit Is some i!,iay N nc 'calmf-,tor. In
h"'h' | 'h'hN 'hhi 'iri'! ms "n'.. II! 10 2"c1.
1900 'tEf - tis 1uth 'i an N.atsri!ttlsi. :.
"'S''iS ms oi>'n's>' hNit,ii:e- s'',.!l. o.
1900 -''. eSi'i''"' on. i"t "at l'1''''' 81 "a
"'s'''"; u ZOE 'oph'!sa'" AZ. Ae!H'''n OF iAr past
= 'os' on " una ti'e rAtfrii..' on t"r oi:4vi.o
= ''ns Z" "e'a!' Irst v. TAI! mtg u sH..i"G am!
Su''r'- dr,i'a''. II: ''r! 50 '"' in' hcr'! 'a's'-
q ~" u 'esa'h2 men nan oar P'ortt. ".
tAvc' i'd'yl, no .eai'"; "-ri q h'u"t ,.ew>.