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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-05
INSURANCE.
National Insurance Company

Capital stOck..........----''-'eloO '0Oo'
GEO T (. %HhAr Jas 81 n R5sfaSSsiH
DIRECTORS:
John E. Wilson, A. Y. Sua[ n lloi'
Samuel Harper, James NJ G, o.,
Geo. Adams james ~ 49,
]. T. Updegraf, 1eo. D. "He"
Christian Smith,
Tbis comnanv. having been fully organized
"a nr.nsrsd to transact business, and asks Id
eral share of public patronage. c,ry
Rates as low as any first class CompSSn any.
Office No. % Monroe street, up stairs, next ooot
to First National Bank. Co.
mar22 JOHN BlShOF' oeO'
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
M InHNSINN

Member Of the ROY College Of surgeons Lon
don, Graduate / N ono of tho most eminent
Colleges in the United States, aud tho greater
part OF whose uio h., been spent ~ the hosp.
t9's VI Tendon, Paris, Philadelphia and els,
,y.er, Las elected some OF the IaOst ~ Jonish!u
cures that wsrs ever known, UIHuy tTuuhltu
with riu xiug Ia the Eosd and ears vixen asleep
Great uerv0ubuuss being alarmed az suddt,,
sounds, bashiLness with frequent b.Gshiul ab
tended sometimes with GoIar ySL.l1I Of lain,
go, ..,,v.,d lr,~,,HHrr f.rlr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-05

Reflect Chat aOurd mind aad body are theuV.
necessary requisites tOpromo's cUrHuUil tspr
mesa. Indeed without those lac io1fns, thrpu.s
life boCVmos weary pilgrimage. tho prutpu,I
hourly darkons 70 tho view, tho mind bccoml
Swallowed with despair and D -lod with Tho mo
anchCly reflection that the happiness of Anotho
bUCOmg b., ghJod with our own.
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YOUNG biEN

Who have injured thtms0lyos b. certain pa.
tice INDUCED IA when alone. habit trquonu,
learned from evil companions or at school ID.
etieJts OF which are nightly felt, oven WAeI
asleep and Il not cured renders msrriag impos
sible, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately.
What pity that Gun yuJan, tho h0Io oilis
! country, the darling 81 his parents iAOuld y
snatch 81 from an prospects and efOv,seNH !"
| IiEs Dy lhs oonsoguosoo Of doviRtinG uon "
path 81 nature and INDUCING IN a Ooulda s,orc'
habit. Such rvIggLs WJ-t before ,rutsul"
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RIVER NEWS.

TIE RIVER was falling last nigh'' WV, "-'a
seven feet water. Business OIL 'n' 1A
s gSs Hudson, Capt. Russell. Clerk VIM.
Inc Ieaves this evening for Cincln'
M. This boat is a popular craft.
For Cincinnati.
1eaves Friday, October 5th inst, the hne
Steamer
uUns0N Capt. j. 7. RUSSELL
Clerk VIM NJ LIST.
- For freight or passage apply on
1 LIZ board, or to ,,r6 co.
Azs1s.z.A booin' Agents.
ncth.lt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19
sPECIAL NOTICES
beware OF An4 buseades.

| Beware OF AnK busc AIDES.
Few people realize the fact,th disease lies IN
ambush everywh 70, ready TO seize upon the weak
Ths strong pass through many perils 10 safety
the streng,hless fall by. the wAyside.
1t b amazing that the cable should tOttsr With
uncertain steps the face of the earth in dan
ger every day Of falling victims to the morbid In
fuences ly which We el surrounded, when q
tested and proven vegetable tonic. capable Of en-
dowing them with the yigor they need, is proourA-
BILE Ia ev, ~ city, town and settlement. It might
reasonably DO thought that after the twelve years.
experience which the world has had of Hostetters
Stomach Ritters, all would know that Its effects Is
topravent disease.
The fac. Is notorious that dose Of poison which
will Scarcely. affect . vigorous man 10 perfect
health will XIII weak one. Now what In the
cause Of epidemic dIseasesf Poison 10 rs air. At
this season the atmosphere Is surcharged with the
seeds Of intermIitents, remittents, rheumatism,
pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints and the
like. Persons whose nervous % stems are relaxsd
the first TO succumb TO these distempars.
Brace up the physical energies then, with this
potential vegetable tonic. It is the most power.
fui recuperant which the botanic Kingdom has
ever yielded to patient research and experiment.
Try it. The blindest disciple Of the cd medical
dogmas win st least admit that tonic and alter
alive, Compounded of approved herbs, roots, and
barks, can do no harm, while the testimony Of
thousands invites q trial of its virtues janis Nv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19
Horace Greely,s R Idle 70 Placervllle

When Mr.. Greedy was in California
ov&tioEa awaited him at every town. He
had written powerful leaders in the Iri
basne in favor of the Pacific Railroad
which had greatly endeared him to the
citizens Of the Coded State. And
therefpre they made much of him when
he went to see them. 81 Fa
At one town the enthusiastic pbpulace
tore bis celebrated white coat to pieces,
end csfFied the pieces home to remem.
Der him by. c
The citizens of Placervilie prepared to
fete the great journalist, and an extra
coach, with extra relays of horses, was
chartered of the California State Com.
pany to carry him from Folsom to Pla.
eerville--distance, forty miles. Tae ex.
j "a was on some account delayed, and
did not leave Folsom until late in tn af
ii ternoon. Mr.. Greedy was to be feted al
sesen o'clock that evening BY the citi
zens of Placerville, and it was altog sthei
necessary that he should be there by thai
hour. So the Stage Company said Il
Henry Monk, the driver Of the extra
Henry, this great man must be there
by seven O'Clock tonight And Henry
answered, "The great man shall be
there"
The roads were in an awful state, and
during the first few miles out Of Folsom
slow progress was made.
"Sir," said Mr.. Greedy, aare you
aware that must be at PiaceryiIle a
aeven O'Clock to-nightY
"Tve got my ordersl' laconically re.
tnrnsd Henry Monk.
Still the coach dragged slowly forward.
"Sir," said Mr.. Greedy, "this is not
triAing matter. | must be there at
seveni"
Again came the answer, "I'ye got m!
ordarsP
Bat the speed was not increased, AND
Mr.. Greedy chafed array another hal
hour, when, he again was about to re
monstrate with the driver, the horses
suddenly started in furious run, and
all sorts of encouraging yella filed tn,
air from the throat of Henry Monk.
THAT is right my good fellowP' sait
Mr.. Greedy. "Tll give you ten dollar
when We get to PIacerville. Now we ar
goingi"
They were indeed, and at terribl
speed. re
Crack, CraekI went the whip, an
4 again SHAT voice" split the air. Gi
Cpl Hi iii Glong Yip-yipr
sal And on they tore, over ruts and stone
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19

LuDIcRoUs INeIDENT.-O One evening
recentlY, Miss Mary Meredith, ia prepar-
ing the articles of dress necessary for
her impersonatiou of Pauline, in the
"Lady of Lyons" at the Newborn IN.
C. theater, accidentally omitted to put
into her basket pair of shoes She
did not discover the omission until after
she reached the theater, and was nearly
ready to 60 on There was time to re-
pair the error if the little darkey who
waited upon her would hurry back to her
lodgings and get them at once, so the
servant was Immediately sent. But the
curtain rose on the FIRST act before the
little .daEkey returned, and. Beauseont,
Mr.. Rogers was doing the agreeablelin
his best style to the fair Pauline, miss
Incredibly when he and the sudience
were both somewhat discomposed by the
appearance on the stage OF q character
not mentioned in the bills. Il was the
little negro, who, advancing across the
stage to where Pauline was sitting. pres
scented the shoes, neatly wrapped M. saw,
ing, 81 runlall de way, Miss Mary, but /
guess desc is nm + e. MR aAf
1t is needless to say the "house "
screamed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19
Thrilling Adventure OF n Cincinnati
Travelling Agent az q Country
Hotel.

A. short time since, the travelling az snt
for large publishing house in this city
had occasion to "put up" at o country
hotel, and, as usual with him, examines
the lock of his room-door before retiring.
Finding it satisfactory, he drew out bis
revolver and his wallet, and proceeded
to count his money, Of which be had a
large sum, collected from agents of the
house for which he travelled, throughout
the country. This interesting process
was undergone by the light OF tallow
"dip," and occupied nearly half en- hour,
at the expiration of which time the
traveller prepared to go to bed, FIRST by
looking under that article of furniture
a habit usually INDUCED in by sojourners
at country taverns, especially when car
ryiag fat purses-and secondly, by unity
ing the strings of his buffalo overshoes.
Now, Il happened that our traveller was
one OF those practical fellows who try to
skill two birds with one stone, and he
tried TO unite his overshoes and look
under the bed at the same time. AS he
did 80, his eyes encountered the huge
proportions of massive human head
) and shoulders protruding from hetoro-
geneons collection of band-boxes and
nameless lumber slowed away there, and
q cold sweat bioke out simultaneously
and instsntaneously over his body, at the
bare thought of being murdered and
robbed BY such giant
Not moment was 10 be lost, for he
felt.that the would-be robber and assassin
saw that he was ssen. The traveller
I ssfzed his money and revolver at the
same instant, and in q voice, tremulous,
We were going to say, with fear, he de-
manded the villain to- come forth. No
reply.
Ali thought the traveller, the rascal is
going to shoot me, and quick as lightning
ne cooked bis weapon and banged away
as the gigantic head under the bed, and
then rushed for the door and called for
help. ~ ail RI Aa @
The report of the pistol already alarm
cd tbs house, and the landlord, the occu-
pantz of adjoining rooms, and several
dangers from the bar-room, rushed to
che scene of excitement. The traveller
was thought to be crazy, for there he
stood, his eyes starting from their spheres,
his hair on end, and his trem bling hand
grasping the revolver, while his bIudless
lips murmered, "Tve plugged him
sure. I've plugged him sure BE
poin,ed underline bed with bis revolver,
and the landlord catching glimpse
of the situation, stopped down, with the
candle, and drew forth bronze bust oil
Daniel Webster, with a bullet hol e
! through the forehead WIS
The murder was out, and no amount
OF explation could save the cruel Gro wd
from laughing ct the traveller, nor keep
them from calling for mum berless drinks
at his expense that night Cincinnati
Commercial ISIS 3i~f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19


AN AEECDoTE OF THE EMPREss EU-
GEEIE.--A Paris letter in the Augsburg
Gazette gives the following anecdote
"Whiie with the Emperor on an excur-
sion in the mountains, near Biarritz, the
Empress perceived q man crippled from
paralysis sitting in the sun before his
cottage While Napoleon III was ques.
tioning the sufferer as to his infirmity,
and promising assistance. the Empress
observed o child four years old, who ap.
peared to be suffering also. This was
the only child of the poor man, and she
was suffering from. dysenterys The EN-.
press asked, with emotion, the man if he
would trust bis daughter to her for some
time. This consent having been obtain
ed, Her Majesty called syoung country
woman, aud gave the child to her to
carry to the imperial residence When
the ,tpeasant woman arrived with her
burthen, she paused on the threshold of
the villa, not daring to enter, ms she was
barefooted.g The Empress, however, said,
Come in; do not be afraid and the
young woman then entered, and laid her
charge on velvet sofa The child was
carefully attended to until she recovered,
and both she and the father were muni-
tieiently assisted. ''a ~ 49, H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19

J WHAT BE FoUSD IN HIS STocKING.--
=" What, Charley, said an anxious gent
to an urchin Of three years, on Christ
mas day "shat did you find in your
stocking this morning."
Find, father" replied the hopeful,
"why, found big hole"
The father gave the boy one cent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19

Dedicated to the memory Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
81 John Costello. Private Company r." 1901
IadianA Volnntearss late Of Co. % III " Of the 65th
RArsvsll Lincoln nartyred hero,
ChaRpion Of Liberty and Right.
You Brought MS sately through our troubles,
Then hsavenward thy great soul took its nighi
when the dark waves Of rebellion
surged around Que ship Of state,
sYon took com ma I'd Of tie noble vessel,
And saved Der from an unknown fate.
For four long gears thou didst struggle
Against darkness, storm. and tempsst's roar
But thou dfist master storm aud tempest,
And brought her safe again to shore.
Northsra traitors, with false lights,
Signaled TO thy storm .tossf d ark,
With our Constitution In their mouths,
And with black treason In their hearts
The secession knot they would unraveI
With Calhoun sophistry and logic vain;
Be: thou wouldst, like an Alexander, st
out that rebel knot In twain.
And because, o martyrsd hero,
Thou didst cut thar knot In twain,
soplhern traitors conapired against thee-a.a-
Bribed Rn assassin, and tnou vert slain.
And because thou didst, in striking,
& ut the bondsmana chaia and rod
The CT mel traitors oonspired against thos,
And smote the noblest work Of God.
~ us NOEaS tnlu6 tue1 codAu aoA thso
Was, thou vert an honest man
And the worst thing they could call thee
Was. - Old honest Abraham"
And becaus, their hearts could never
ss-@-- Hold moro States than ten and four,
They stiiled thy noble hear, forever,
"a eBscaussit would hold twsdty more.
Northern traitors not guiltlesa
or thy blood. o Abraham;
For if fhey did not aid the assassin, fF
They etood upon the same platform;
For whsu sky was black and stormy,
And half our stars were quite obscurtd,
With false lights they would deceive thee,
And into Whiripools would have lursd.
And when fierce Iightnings crashed around thee,
And cur ship in that mad storm
With white Tags that would mislead thee,
Bnt thou vert arm, and kept straight on {
And when at last orr bark was Nearing
That iong-wished for and peaceful strand,
cruel murderer crept mp behind thee,
Aud shpt thee when Just in sight of land.
Raleigh, N. o. JanHGvy 1st, 1866.
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screamed

John Slidelps daughter, who married
the rake Erlsnger, has been obliged to
leave her husband and return to her IA
theirs house. Erlanger's first wife, the
daughter of the banker LATTE, was ais 0
obliged to run away from her husband,
but she was proved to have been as
faithless to him as he to her.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19

A SHARP VIE" If / am not home
from the party tonight at ten o'clock,
said husband to his better half" don't
wait for mt" !" That WON'T replied
the lady Significantly; "I won't wait,
but I'll come for you. The gentleman
returned at ten o'clock precisely, .asi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19
A CROWN OF GLORY,
Every Man, Woman and Child who has used
Sterling's Ambrosia

~ WAA4hB W hhcOAnm@hu w. AIRES yhhrb Oh rap
idly increasing sale have male the Ambrosla IA
nous all over the world. .sss.as.. - L
1T is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
It cures Itching Of the Head. - g
It makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
II prevents tho Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Ia Soft and Glossy.
CleaAscs the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow, BE
moves DandruH, Cures Nervous Hsrdache, Cures
Badness, Ensures Luxmlant Locks, IncIines Hair
to Curl, Supercedes Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters.
Good eflect apparent tonce. -
= TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia viii suit you TO a 7. Elegantly
put mp. Deiicstely Perfumed. Patronized by
Opera Singers and Actresses. Sold in splendid
boxes or cartons, containing two large bottles
No. for morning, No. 1 for evening
THERE'S NO MISTAKE. ABOUT 1T.
sTERLING's AMBRosIA is the best, most
agreeable and effective toilet In the world. To
prove this, try a carton. .XkasGyr 81
Sold by Druggists. ,TAusJJHr
Sterlng's Ambr0sIa Manufacturing
's,ilae .a Company, af - u
2I5 FULTON street, NEW YORK.
ID fal Ada ~
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ACnrdtaInxalIdn

g ACard 10 Invallds. lliF
Clergyman, while residing in South America
as missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early
Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gaua. and the whole train Of disorders brought on
By banefql and vicious habits. Great numbers
have tbeen already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by e. desire TO benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in sealed envelope, to
any one who needs 1T, Free Of Charge ID. q
Please enclose post-paid envelope addressed
to yourself Address, % he97
f.s.'t JOSEPH T. INMAN,
jy27 en- Z. Station ID, Bible House, n ". City.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYFl

HAIR DYE HAIR DYE 9e-
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
Harmless-Instanta neous and Reliable-pro.
duees splendid Black or Natural Brown RENE.
dies She i'll effects OF bad Dyes, and frequently
restores the original color. Sold BY all Druggists
The genuine 10 signed, WA. Bachelor, 81 Barr
clay: clay street: New York: - >.>& sp15sA'
Halls Vegetable SlcilIan Hair Re-
newer has proved itself 20 be the most perfect
preparation for the hair eyerohered to the pub
lie. se& - s-sN4 JAIL - III
If WILL RESTORE GREY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL G0L0Ra g4fl aITanfaV no
1t win keep tho hair from falling out -
1t cleanser the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustfous aud siiken. T8 TFf5 aHfF So
1t Is splend hair dressing. -
No person, old or young. should fail 10 use IT,
IF rs REC0MMEeDE1 AND USED BY
THE FIRST MEDICAL A UTH0RITY
sa-Ask for Halls Vegetables Sicilian Hair Re-.
ngwer, aid take no other. " Fl ~ III
70 ID. p. HALL a. Co,
Nassau, N. H., Propr .etors.
For sale " KELLER q WHITE, aad Drug
gists generally. lihlH haH ,t'i5 oS25 6m Z
= IA. ID
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A CARDTOINYALIns.

We invite the SPECIAL attention OF the sick and
afflicted. no matter what the disesse, or how bad,
to a careful perusalof Or. Easterly's medical ad-
vertisements, which can be seen In another COL
umn Of our paper this morning. DR. Easterly'a
Family Medicines are standard preparations, sell
rapidly, give general satisfaction, kept In all
the principle drug stores, and are the most osle.
brated and Popular Remedies now in use. We
advise families to keep supply Of each Of DR..
Easterly's Medicines hand and thereby save
money In doctors bills. Fer sale by the Drug.
gists OF Evansville. ar.
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Diseases and Abuses which prema-
turey PROSTATE The vital powers. with sure moats
OF relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address Dr.. sKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, PhiIadelphia, Pa. ~ =
ian3d&wIm. +Aa eAt y ~
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I'm MEMORIAM.

Dedicated to the memory Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
by JohE Costello, Private Company III" 120th
IadianA Volunteers, late Of Co. !" II, " Of the 65th
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19

up hill and down, at rate Of speed
never achieved by stage horses.
Mr.. Greedy, who had been bouncing
from one end of the stage, TO the other,
like aR India rubber bali, managed.to get
his head out of the window, when he
said:
D-on't-on't--on't Qyou-u-u-u
think we-e-e-e shall get there by
seven il we do--on't-on't 60 so fastf
I've got my orderst' That was all
that Henry Monk said. And ontore the
coach. h saa,
1t was becoming serious. Alrerdy the
journalist was becoming extremely sore
from the terrible jolting, and again. his
head "might have been seen at the win
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19
Coal OIL

THE VERY BEST ARTICLE MADE IS SOIL
L by - 1905 VTOKERY BROS,
decZl ... l32 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-19

Of the latest improved patterns; Hollow Ware
Dog Irons, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

RICHMOND AND PErERSBrgG RAIIAUAD 60 ,
RICHMOND. Va. November ;, lsss

RIcHxoHD AND PErERsBrgG RAILAUAD Co
RICHMOND. Va, November ,, l'ss
WINTER SCHEDULE.-Ona and after
w MONDAY the 5th instant the trains on IN,
road will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily Except snpd,y,l att"
$50 A. N. and 10 p. NJ.
Leave Petersburg daily Except sundaysl At :,
N. and 10 is p. NJ, and arrive AZ Richmond At :
A. N. and II 20 P. NJ. All OF the above mention
trains make close connections with the train -
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIE vii
leave Richmond at Ills A. NJ. and Petersbur. a;
l0A. N. This train, running south, will eonnte,
with the train from Petersburg TO Norfolk.
The 10. is r. NJ train nom Petersburg viii stop
only At Chester, and 4 20 A. NJ. and the 2laP N
trains will stop only at Rice's, Half way. arl
Chester; and the ] A. 81. train from Pcterh1rg
and the ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS will stop 4.
all places named In the schedule.
On SUNDAYS, the I 20 A. " train only vii
leave Richmond, and the lo.l3 y. VI train only
will leave Petersburg. X. n. GILL;
ats Engineer and Superintendent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

Ten minutes Afterwards the foreman
handed In the issue paper-a verdict OF
not guilty--and1 Pierre Granger Was dis
charged amid the misses and execrations
OF the crowd, who, indeed, were prevented
only by strong military force rom A.
saulting both Judge and jury: MAJOR yer;
nor cooAy walked up TO the DOCK, ana
passing his arm under that OF Picrfe uran-
Ger, went out with him through o sido
door. AZ.
other was ever seen again in the country
That night there was terrific thunder
storm the ripe harvest was-beaten down
by hsilstones as large aspigeons eggs, ana
'fiaa1 of lightning striking the steeple OF
the old UNCOVERED church, tore down Its
silded cross
This strange story was related to me one
day last year by convict in the infirmary
of the prison at Toulon. give it verbatim
from his lips and as / was leaving the
building the sergeant who accompanied
me said, $50, sir, you have been listening
to the wonderful rhodomontades OF NO.
19,7ss?" ... ,
| w ubI wv yOu uS0h AhAo
us false from beginning to end. No.
/ 1878 is an atrocious criminal, who was
sent to the galleys for life, and who, during
the last few months, has given evident
proofs of mental alteration. His mono
mania consists chiefly in telling stories to
prove that all judges and jurors are rogues
and villains. He was himself found guilty
by most respectable and upright jury OF
having robbed and tried to murder Major
Vernon. He is now about to DO placed IN
a lunatic asylum, so that You will probably
be the last visitor who will hear his curl
GUS inventions" ...
"And who is Major Vernon"
1" A brave old halfpay officer, who has
\ lived at Toulon, beloved and respected,
during the last twelve years. You will
probably see him to-day, smoking his la.
vana cigar, after the table-d'hote dinner OF
the Crown Hotel"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

"My FRIEND" said Rev. Sidney Smith
IN a cobblcr who was mending his SHOE
when the great wit was poor curate IN
Worcestershire, "you remind me OF the
sacred ordinance of matrimony."
How SO ?" quoth the cobbler.
."Bccause you bind two souls together
in unity"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

If Brigham Young's one hundred wives
favor their lord with curtain lectures,
what, oh what, must be the nature of
Young's night thoughts