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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

A CoSEzAE has been non51dsd BE-
tEsea ths Secretary Of the TrsSwy
and ths Adams Express COMPANY, BIZ
which he Tnnsd States azrsss 10 en-
Pagy he Express conpzny ss the *
elusive agent for the transportation OF
an MONEYS and securities belonging 70
the United States and % give L, as
sneA aEe1f, for transportation All mon
eysaod securities Of every kind which
are 70 Be transferred from one point to
another paint within tie United States
Gold coin and b1llio1 IS 10 Be trans
ported a ole-haIf Of cent per mile
fo- 81 go f0r distances not over i've
hundred miles, and distances exceed
ing Eve hundred miles, ons-QDaE4er OF
= cent Per mile per = 900; silver coin
and bullion AZ fEice the nate above
spsSfed freight on eoin and bullion 70
be p4idin CUM al o1heE moneys, United
StasS Treasury Soees. &c. twenty-five
% any cents Per 81 90 according 70 dis
z1fine &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

nRnR.N
Il
LRnHZM

AHr4SL Dz~ We ~e nsp.hz-sA
CoaEhz Rruochfrlk. SEe Throat, ASTHMA
Rhsnzas1iSn, SeUz1kia AEDE In TIE PScs
kSZS- Cru1p, Coa6S- FSFE- a-l5 AEls sid
C615Ezz N . szaEiE dEy. sod 6y Al D-aEE3ssE
with mn directions I'M usE
SaE6S6 AaS DHLAS BARNES Co
AEslts 1E Bosso1. LILLY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
HeetIoa RetarH

Captain Thomas Bozgsss, Of SPsocer.
advises rs thai the O6eizl vote Of
Ro1ns county Is zs follows
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
ooIEale-s AronafIe VeEefabIe sOay

O0IEafe1B Aromat1e TeEetable soap.
Tones soap. prspEsd Hua
n1ed Vegetable OIIs IN ouznatrz.i7a viii
aye9Ine. 4ad spsSany ozDsd fr tas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hR
t@sh@uzis, nd rs zassiax p-ups-s5z
zznTa1za ForsaIs b N d-zEa.k
S-z-Tvs&-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
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ms Pms zxsanadE od esa1ls stnu-
lat Wiz ms hKpPg influence o. mind
and hosT. correcting AZ T7eEu2zTlt1ss AID r.
MOVING oaEz-aczSaasS Rsnssl 6<h5l7fF ,o2kH-
e1oaE- Ec= rsS1orzak EEsEnS 70 rs Fs-5yE-
Se1l-1a 41l o 1ss.1 EEleE = - % p1L- y
-zEI 20 Eny A5d-@ 8 Il Sod bT
IATGHINS & BIS 5FTEID-
Also b G z ODREEI, Ssaae RzEz
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

lfs5oEstT q -
Mr.. Ernest ATuntzinE. recorder Of the
new county OF Grau1- sends rs the fol-
loving result IN that county
EH 5.s3ass.-soz Zz=
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
ST4TE OF WEST VIRGINIA, oHo
. COUNTY CIRCUIT oUUEE-

. CQCNEE CIRCUIT SUUHI-
Nay Rrj=s IsSsl
Ezuiez Peek ~ A-ehIrald 3 EEsoa- John
4 Elisa NE-rSSsE P E16SJo- tie Fire s-d
ME-z1s Iol-Z5os CoupH1T. C Nbss112L
And-eE WISE n Els oE2 -1E1E- sd IS
si-ut-ksz-zro- q To sS-A-s Of Ro-E-l PATE
80 EssrszSa5 AEESC6DS-l II CezE-c=-g-
Tee Cl-Iisssf q -flls Sz1f = 20 recover EsH-ES
:hE 6sJso5E1rs ArA1Saj6. p S1-c<sSa
zl6 John A. E-lAS5o Ias su1o q Sz-4GL Al
Er-seh1z.Is 6sTlaE lSSl=3 6EG1- Eoo
-szz-uzsd ~ Re SA=1l5- S=-Vsc q sd IL
sz-z5cs Corz yIsny- AID Q, Andrew v l2S1o- II
Is OW1 -zEEI. Eo6 - A1E111slrES-C q
RnES1 Pzllz-Sl1- deceased d IS EA1ls5a=S
HoE lzT5ad O. lpf No III. OF Ihs EzSf s55= o.
Make sz-s=-- CS1I-e WH=S-tnK- Aod Il s=-
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Do1lk EftE tbs forth weekly E1h-1cEouo
o. EaiS o-1E. TSer JACOB BURKE
suS5IT-EE C=k CErc-Si Conf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
altK adrtrtistmtnts.

Lost,
an FRIDAY EVENING. June 1S- a
u 7a2sy pGSz cczsAzHs2g ASo11 S&A, q
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sos-1T Ma n. =. ECEL0EF-
SCPERINEFNDESTSD DEPT
WEERS CSzuS IE-EL5EAEa CoEFASE,
EZEESEEzzsEz- Nay - 1seisN
go REWARD VIII Sc PAID FOR
so EzEEEnKT5d7 -kE1 WI asssS . IL A.
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Wa pzscs5 oSS--5sSs1aS ~ LAe T1-@ C KS
c1onEzy 4: 1elz pole 31E=s-ss1 osz- I5= et1--@
q GZET AID SKI sz-eSzS- - CsSzEzEE- ~ : A.
C NJ a3Ea1 q ne LII ms, Jeos-e6y cEGS1z
Tx =zs@-zFE35z-
lz1a-DK-1lo EaGy Be EzTa1 & TIE GIMP
S5s-7T 7 3 A. DAVID. DIV. SzFz
500 Remnants OF Dry Goods.
WILL HAVE READY FoESAK TEIS
Il DEE.E sc1zs 81 =SEEs1rs & every
1Ss-rGi5z q 1T Costs NJ. TS-T soT
EEs1& DE-ke5 Il p9sLE 1SG-E$ 50 sAea F2<ee
"a : = Ass:1le:-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
TlEE GRENWooD CENETRy CoN

THE GREENWOOD CERETRE COM
i PASE- bsinE oOE prepared 10 sell }ocS,
81 agent o. 11z C1EuEET I'll b -pz1 he
pzuEIT EToaDaS q wednesday, -6s 81 -rsa
f7an a N III P NJ VIA pz-1aksa-s
CA nES= her s=szcszc-S- 4 payment q SO
pr lol Eln b required n Ire Ezr1s selss<zoo
i aEds,-.Az rDz5Dd= 10 Be pz3d within
AfTz- lta- 1zy a Eilz- Er[l b al Ths oEce o.
he Gu Fzny. o. VAN ss-az-, oT= tbs EElk
Of WhsEIEE WHARF rEz-LesS cal cali AID
z1E= S=.Esz-T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
CIATZ OF WET VIRGINIA OH
. COUNTY CIRCUIT C0CaL
nv REA -9SLl

> ooGSTY cIRcCrT o5GsG
NAY REles- 1881
nz-5sa Peek * SE-u5za P Eiso1- Ar
drew WllSaa- n lis or 1Ehl- Euz s. ne
A6l4uis--ssu- q ne sS1z-S q RoAS-z Pat
Izz oaoszsed sd Eoe Fire zad Marine
Eas-=zoes OCcrzzS q u bsszEnz- G.d Azs1lE-
kSsIz 3 Ezlssdza A1lzsEDzo1 n CaEocz-T-
Ins oaSscI q It's So : 20 ROWE q L5S
ST5L TIE PSpaaSs sid E-lseA1osoE So5uzSa5
ZhESo having A=sa S=Ted ~ c1py o.
Andrew y EaSo1- n his OWE right Eo5 As Ad-
r-lEisz-h-ug q EaoaEz-z Patterson deceased
The PrsSa5Sli q SD l.szrEDs= Company
and A-rlisSzli3 2 ELIsoa. GSz-.sSh-A, sd
also 1sT5a5 oa Lot 80 11A O. Lhs T@z Sc q
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psE- here zaa 2aS=- cooplxtaEzIaS hi
EiiE1a oos 11oiH ara Ihz 1ou-In weekly
pon1GE-1o- - his ordE-
TsS-s- JACOB BURKE
s--E..Er----s- - c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
DIR LAROOKAH's

Indian Vegetable PuImonic Syrup
NURES COUGHS COLDS WH00PTNG
u CoTGE CE0CF. ASTaLA. CAIAEEz,
EEarCEEES PAIN X III SIDE SEEEz
SEH% HaAESESESs- % Eh3ca p150c
s1AkEs and EoEsS z-s Gzhie, CoSrnF-
Zzos. In is early sezEA Eod Al dlszzS5s q
The LhFua1 and Inns
Ia5oazd d =kse Eszb@ nsd5cal Ez-boczs=.
cis-ET-nz- o ever fs=-ccnEnsr5U. s11hfrS,
esdliclrS uridSazso-x n oI-l TE-1c-s OolaEeS and
by E1EzT q or NOS e-11nsl- Flz6-Ec ns1-
C11rzsazrE - aSEEzz. Il Il z6zpssd 20 ever
ace and cAa be ussd E5thoof fez- Of lie
dz1zs-U1s rall1s Eh3SA follow Ios uss o.
D&1y q The cozEh p-spz-zzto1s OF which
oEzun and ipsGSc A-e The osss
GIVE II ZELAL
Prize 81 ean and & per bottle
m. z 4 KNIGHTS, PUPE. Nsz-use. Mas
sasd to1hss trade b. LAUGENSE Bush
FIELD W-hssltnE and ~ rs-zl by Al D-2g-
EiszA, also Ey 2 e L0Ezn &Co- zn5 LoEzn.
LAsl Co 1y2-SndkE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

wEaotses thai The Fairrnont National
has given way underth pressure since
the Close Of It's campaign against the
amendmenL Colonel LinIngsr. the ed
itor, says thai the party g@oocsrya-
fivs',I failed 70 come 70 time according
10 e0nf-zcs, 4rd ne therefore resigns his
place IN favor q TIE old proP-ieso--
Mr.. Tzylor. We hops 70 see The No
fsozoE take n position in harmony with
Mr.. TsyIOr's vaY good speech in Up
shur county early in the spring
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
Respectfully Composed.


shoe merchant PEST Ky Chase & doos
While OH Fsnic -sFsllS7 sssstl YOU
Dream o1i OF the T1s1oE scn,
-BcElS hare shAu souod the -REEELLET
Shoe merchant Res, you saaksye has
opSoed.
Think oos OF The -Soz Sn
For al The dsEn5nE 70 zssai! you,
Her. Es1z Her, Nc sad The
And non szrz1s7 NY good Rro1hz- Joha,
NsvG mo-s think q yo1r Old C5s.1I gone
Nay yoar DAYS o f.es ron -Eioan-7 a-d
And thy lsSl days b uu-o fhas
a hEsSk Day II BOSS 81 Slu%
PsRsAsss sbos Only I've cents, As 3D.
vs-Tass5 Nay 2sza, Is55 Reference not NJ
CURED iullE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

1I.jo-iify sor lAraeEIarDszf -
And very justly ays= srTounz Grant
dOnaf bozsts baf LEI facts SPEAK FIR
4henselysz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

Go1D attained SIN higher agures
yesterday Tbe government : not \
seller any longer and the Priee Is lsh
to rs own course Some Of the money
writers comment very severely on Mr.
AlcCulloehis recent policy IN zttempt-
ing 10 bear the market. HATper's
Weekly Is especially emphatic i Is
claimed that thirty millions Of gold
have been sold NJ q sacrifice To 10 pnr-
poss-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
HaITs veEetable siefItaa HAIR Re

HIT NeEefn1Ie HIcIIf1n H1IT ke-
never
R0g~f he HefE
EdTs TePzo5ie SSczI R| RAN-
Ea5oES EuEE hair 70 Lbs oC1EIEEl enao-.
fR1EE Fe7s1o.ie sscl1El HnF Rear
Prevents The hair frrEn falling CT
8alES Fsce61t1s sic1H HGr Re1sz1-
Hakes The Eztr sof md E3o@y.
Ell TeQs10t1E lSiclinl EF1E RSseH
Dos Dut EGaiu The skin
HcZE Te1a41fie laeilE1a EG- RAez
Hns proved 11ss6 fhe b@- prEparzzt0u for
fhe hl3I ever Tlesau1ed 70 1he unhitE
Pncs SIN Ror sac hy Al dr1EZis1k
rlz1ydEETus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

Tn dslInquentiistin Preston ooun1y
amounts 70 sI.sG2 ont Of a tutal As
smeofof S5zSzgl- nsiarg1 per
tion o. shsir bounty tax 5 now paid.
The county holds claims for taxes
sgzinss The Baltimore & Ohio Road 70
TIE anoznt of s7,55o. ths colIs1aion Of
which has bseu e951insd IN s1if nov
peDding in Marshall county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

m1lenPhis BE1st4 says HOftEo
pFOpriatnrz Of M BaRer[1, one went
S9uih Nhen tia var began, and n
nsiasd here TN 4 esossd5 The oEber,
tJaDes b BinEbam, formerly Of the
VVhse1i1g Ttszs.l reznaine.l within Fed
eral Inns. Both adhered r.arssstsntiy
70 ez- spoazd TEiaely Is ti.sy
diHsrsd in poHheal aetIon, ibsy nov
eooear IN opin5oa-s
We infer from The BEzesz8ss ebsoes
q fr11i since TIE tsr1nfnstioa Of hostil-
ties, thai the rebel .proprsetors has de-
eisedIy carried shs day. In ths esta5-
llshueat-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
Sabbath School FESTIVAL.

A FESTIVAL Will BE GIVEN on
"a G00daT and TosdEE evenings tbs sth
and 5th tnEczdt. IN the 1l1y s-reef BapGssi
Church. the proceeds Of Ehich viii ne even
% purchase HkrzEy 1o 3 new Sz6nafh
SE6ool Eekets q aimizzoa : cents Do1rs
op1 a y O'Clock. ?. m jess
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

a Szrl-r Foss 1aE r1E.-yYehz-e
lirS5 81 sonae Dentists who dent -
rroFa u iss.1c5II55- sFrhat = TIER ~
DIGESTION % ~ Simply thiss IL pre-
WHISPER Ehat tts 6sczy Of tia teelh =
Tar lr1iafl ard butter. Eminent ue-n-
nsrs q llls ill1Isissfoa n al parts OF ia
country e1.lqrss and rsecn11aeld Il. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
sneftsI artffts.

CHOLERA CHOLERA. BIAKRRA,
DfsEKEEKT, FIX. sUMHR
o0NPLAESE.
DiarThea Compound.
he E=47ea -e5zSy q
H. $z "A G Earse ezss
&eE p S1l- sArll5.E Z sIfJ b sless5=ss - sl'-
IRea- kys-y E-zye=ls< sud hAve = szEz2y-
&cCAsE KRAFT 4 90
WIS., " v
Va D. J L G1= AL d J y So9soek g
Cak-EB1z-C =. Vs. E35 - DsA1sS Il 7ee2-
CHS .svE7 ~A=z CEa 12 - es=iE
va oe-Gacz4es etez 4lGAn
A Voice From India.
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tn b.. 4 ZEsSsSSS- . 2azzao7A-E q
NoAaEAa IS
US vgsa s2s .
EaEk. 1kzse &C 11- 6a1z q
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W5Ss2 : n TEosCRS-
nh, uE. UCE
SCRATCH. SCRATCH: SCRATCH.
& wERAFONTS OINTMENT
WIN Care he Itch In 4S HOuE
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81 n s-uF1e5aeS cE1he SSa- R-5n= 3 csa9k
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2. r.a. P-raeA Rzassy n N VAL
LET'S
FsmAle Per5oaIeaI PM
Tbs oily ard EzJs ERs3y tx Diseases rs-
o1G- oESy - LAdSsS
ny e4< ba- asd y erred
Tbe Crest F-sorA Rsssy, n d yE8es:is
. FsaB3e Rs-1oaz=zl Pts exrEs<vesy assd ~
zAs E0sA RnEG AeA3s2r a As1ie1os-
TSsF DEre Al q CAlrolS AnadrhaA
AsooCaEEzh- *
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

5as+s $500 Bod 3 z III Ess5lh.
d U.R P-BoCETSGS SRTyALFD
R1rd - fEz17 EbEn Tuz uae The TuE1Tz5sTs
Baking PoEdzE- L 5 alE1yE z21z szr-z- FzoE
Blssatf. MEnnS- Ro[lz. WAEs End Grille
C8Ee ere mads n uoDszis Dcc5cE AEk FIR
BocktnE7k UuTIvzls1 Baking P0wdT.
Sod IN G-odsx md DezIsE EzezUT
EDAtSD boxing, So5e F-oFr5sio<, Va
!, Old FlgEs Hsn- scz
FAT0RISG NIRAGTsA LARGE
IL EPply a SEpe=9og qElslzts& cooEza= *
t-1c1s, TaiioEzs zAvoEH- sEsz -s1zTad AID so-
sale a EpHCSD BOOKINGS, Odd Pei
lows Han Ding SsorE IN
ARDS BLOOM OF YOUTH AID
Z BOOKINGS. Dad Fellows Han ~
CoLDES LILY OF JAPAN & kNIGHT
VI empzErS SsoqoeG- new AID rs1rI1Ia ~
tune, sEsl received and toc sale a z BOX
IcSGeS, 80 / Odd Fe1oES Hall sE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

Tm friends Of The President in ken
t1ekys hsldaniass nonye11fon Al Louis-
VILE On yVeanes3sy Iast. me Louis
vie Leuyrat has devoted itself with
great 1saI for soins useazsz . arolsing
PoPalsr interest IN he eourentioa,
which vas large and respeetsb1s in
eAsraeler, snhraei1g naost Of M orig
I1aI Unio1 mea and many old Whtgs.
NE reoluttons passed approved TIE
eonrss Of President yotason. IN ran-
e-aa terms, and 4 Ess sots.d % szr5ro-t
Boiling, The candidEts or the Mcclellan
mn. IS GEEK 81 he CodrE OF Apaesls.
CsensraI Ibonas $ Crit.enians who
HhoE wants 70 soeeeed GArres Davis In
~ I7nitaa iS1at8 SE1ate, made =
sEez.h 9.hieh VS. TOO comp lilssntAry
q l,rllss Esllels 70 sui the Onion men.
III CO Fentxon made Il evident ta1t
fl1s Union men u Kenluekey are TOO
DIch divided 70 hope fur s1coess, and
The 1euoerEts f1h1i WI get al the rebel
votes, VII llr1flzlIly- 5 1Esep tbs Slatss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
Popular Shoe House

Ss.zx1es q Nzzn Sz-sa=- hzs q ls=s basoDs
- z-ezlIy PKzie Sz-sSkz. IsAz As kEs ben
c1-rss2lssi % ea-Sozl5s.s viii IsEX and Ger
EZl= n dr5- thai be MY - she 70 E1s5E the
hzs 20 zoEezss SD decrease ever TEs1Ey-
Eo1r h1zzS
Tax sdv1cz ny 600 t-ocbS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
Z" Panic Stricken.

IT IS ~ UNCoSTROvEEIBE FACT
| szEod.EE SlEzh without 5sE- q eooU&5Jc
TN Ihzz 8os5t Soc Merchant Tbos
In 5 ooEa - t5z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
=. 80 go -. 8!

III S51Ek CaroEiii Conizrez5s 3.
Ne Al<iesa 1[slhedist 1spiseaTal
caureA rs iztellT ll,se1 n sassso.- s
rsp1=z E-a-s peraace Comuzttss
dsrrszltlnr he DC Of tehses7 -rss
I,asss.z = A lszzsnlsl 11rsil, ~ lFlllliea
De rnsznte-g ef ~ Can fsre1ra pledged
IhsznseiEea . ll5lzla srosIl tha pse1 ~
tlssz ezf szssz1a q tkss .Annnal conEs--
e1ee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05
IDT WHAT IoU WANLADES

ne Ez= F@A Rassy n IL VAL
FsmAle Per5oAIeaI PM
he oily ard szJs Rsna6y ta- Diseases -
o1EE- oG4y . LadSsS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

SEAT1l HklLlls ilsst tEeek presented
petif5on q esflzzls % FSoride, Who
zepressnt szzi tl5e< = ere ssascesd tnto fhs
ret.sl army tllss hey F.lzrzzasea sh6rsss
fiarB hich thay g,sEsihsIIr 1ossss fizt tie
sz101nf or fhsss 1p.es ,r.zs stopFed ouf
e thsir pay, anli hal thslTa ss nov s1sd
5 b ne A1s5srs az thass notes m he
ssrcnd T,Azrne1t- They ask co1grsss
- s.ass 4 iss sdr tl.sssr -rctseti11-
Thsir rroz's- = pal Wo;lId szszls .
lie - - c11r-s. BIT = nn1 e1sF 70
Sc szls1. -1sE have - d. IN the l,lsiter
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after few trials, which the lady seemed to
watch with the most painful anxiety, spFang
the bolt The door swung upon its hinges,
and my companion telling me not to close it,
as 1t was selflocAfng, spfang into the vault.
did not follow. | heard the murmur Of
low voices within, and the next moment the
lady reappeared, and leas.ing upon her arm
man with face so pale and hasgard that
started at the sight. How he must have
suffered during the three lung days Of his
confinement. lH ast4
Remain here" she said, handing me the
lantern, "and will be back in moment =
The two slowly ascendsd the stairs, and I
heard them enter room Immediately above
where was standing. In lass than . minute
the lady retuaned. aAsf,s
"Shall close it, madam 7" s4id y, placing
my hand on the door of the vatt.
mol y she exclaimed, hastily seizing
my arm "it awaits another occupant r.
Madam, you certainly do not intend to
"Are you readys" she interrupted, impa-
tiently, holding the handkerchief 10 my eyes.
The thought flashed across my mind tina;
she intended to push me into the vault, and
bury me and my secret together. She
seemed TO read the suspicion, and continuedt;
do not be alarmed. You are not the
man |" a As
| could not mistake the trath or the fear.
ful meaning Of the remark, and shuddered
as bent my head to the handkerchief Ny
eyes were as carefully bandaged as before,
and was led to the cab, and thence driven
home ny a more circuitous route, if possible,
than the one BY which we came Arriving
in front Of the house, the handkerchief was
removed, and stepped from the vehicle. A
purse Of five hundred dollars was placed in
my hand, and in a momsst the cab and it,
mysterious occupant had turned the corner
aud were out Of sight.
Ientered the shop, and the purse OF gold
was the only evidence could summon in
my bewilderment, that al mad just done
and witnessed was not dre1m.
A month after that saw the lady and the
gentleman taken from the vault walking
leisurely along Montgomery street do
not know, but think the sleeping husband
awoke within the vault, and his bones are
there to-day! The wife IS still resident
Of San Francisco.
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Aspiring apprentice, word or two II
your ear. II you desire success in an,
matter pertaining tothis life or the coming
you must have purposes determination
that, God helping Jon. yOu sOil achieve sue
cess You may be poor, friendiess, un-
known-your clothing scant, your stomach
half alled-your place may be az the foot a
the ladder; no matter. Whatever your DO.
sition may be, do your duty in il, stoutl,
and Perseveringly, with your eye fixed fal
Keeping the purpose before you that yo.
mill rise, be obedient to your EMPLOYER. At
tentive to your business, obliging 10 you
shopmates, and courteous to strangers, ana
seize every opportunity TO improve Won
heart, your mind, and your workmanship
Do everything weIl-- no slighhne, no hidin,
defects, aiming always at perfection. WatcI
those who are skilfuI, and strive to eooa
and excel them. Secure the friendship q
all by deserving it. Allow no opportunit,
of rendering service TO pass without i'm
lproving 1t, even il it cost you soma labo
and self denial. Be OF use TO Others. eye,
tlf In q small way, for time NAV Com,
when they may be OF service 10 you. "A sci
hsh man may get ahead faster than YOU
but seiiishness is contemptible,-and yo,
fneed not envy his success when you achiey,
your object nobly, yoa win enjoy Il, and b,
respected. ag na aa
Always bear in mind that chsroeter !
ccpifuL To gain this, you mnst be 4.
Iscrupulously honest that YOU would be \,
willing to- put live Goals Ii your pocket =
penny that is mot yours. Never run /.
debt; DO without what you cannot Il. unc1
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now they are gradually emerging from des-
| pondency TO that state OF manhood which
enables them to assert and maintain their
rights. TO have made this happy progress
in the face Of laws which discriminate in
favor of wealth, ao" inst the frowns Of an
aristocracy ever jeaious of the slightest in
novations upon customs held as sacred as
the statutes, proves that cooperation pos
sesses power and an elcyating inhuehce
which should make the system D part Of
every workingman's existence.
N0rkingmen of America !--if c0-opera-
ton has accomplished such grand results
abroad, what can it not do herep With
liberal Institutions, every man a lawmaker,
farther advanced in social and political
rights, the uses Of cooperation is 81 four
fold value to ms. Make the system as per-
feet hcre-let capitalists see that we possess
all the advantages the system will confer
and our word for II, there will be nc neces-
sity for strikes or conflicts Of any kind.
There will be no attempts to reduce wages,
no lock-outs, no offensive rules posted up in
workshops, no display Of tyranny. Every
reasonable demand will be conceded, and a
greater degree of equality win be established
in society. The posrer which cooperation
cOniefs VIII oe iespected, ana xeapftahste
will be slow to engage in a tilt at arms with
men doubly armed FOR the struggle. Let us
urge eur toiling brethren, then, 20 give this
subjeea their ism,ediaie attention. The
work it has already accomplished in this
country, even in its infancy, gives promise
of a glorious future; but if the system is
adopted and parsued with the came zeal and
ardor which marks its onward career abroad,
who shall estimate the blessings which CO.
operation will confer upon American work
ingmen in oil coming time International
JourMai. M
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ward, than unearnel present comfort and
future perpetual want. Never lie, openly
or covertly. by word or action. A liar may
deceive his fellows,-God and himself
never. Conscious Of fslsity, a liar can have
no self-respeet; without self-respect, reputa-
tiOn cannot be achieved.
With noble purpose rs the end of all
your actions, and with action becoming
ysur purpose, your success il merely ques-
tion Of time--always provided you have
some brain and abundant common sense
The american Prinler.