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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-10
DIssoLUFGON. of Partnership.

DESSOEUTEON. of Partnership.
- The undersigned hereby give notice
that the premiership heretofore existing
between them in the mercantile business,
was dissolved on the 1st day of April, 1867,
by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to the firm are requested to call, on or be-
fore the fiFstof May, and make settlement
The books are in the hands of S. A Louder,
who will continue the business at the old
stand, adjacent.to the Lock.
J. r. LOUDER,
S. A. LOUDER,
.....-. SHEM ZOOK.
McVeytown, April 8, 1867-3t*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-10

John l.. Porter has been appointed an
: Ssistant Assessor temporarily.
Rev. II. Baker, formerly Pastor Of the
Lutheran church at this place, goes to al
iOona
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-10

Butcher and Carving Knives.
Slaugh and Mineing :"
Bread and Kitchen -
Meat and Wood Saws.
Nickel Silver Forks, new article-cheap.
Tea and Table Spoons.
Albatta Tea and Table Spoons.
Metallic 90
Tin {" "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27
RsOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME. E F. THoRSIOS, the great Eng
Hsh AstroIogist, ClAirEoyant and Psychoms-
trieian, who has astonished the scientific
cIzsses of the Old World, has now located
herself al Hudson, n. I. Madame Thorn
ton possess such wonderful powers Of sec
ond sight, a. % enable her 10 tnpart knowL
edge OF the greatest Importance 10 the single
or married. OF either sex. While IN g state OF
tranoe, Ehe delineatHs the very features Of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid Of
an Instrument Of intense power, known As
the P4ychomotroPe, guarantees to produce
nJe-nks picture OF the future husband or
wife Of tne applicant, together with date Of
marriage. position in hhe, leading traits Of
character. dc. This Is no hunbug. as thou
sands Of Testimonials can assert She win
send when desired 3 certified certificate, or
Written guarantee. that the picture Is what
It purpOrts 70 be. By enclosing a small lock
OF hair. and stating place Of birth, age, dispo-
sittOn and complexion, and enclosing my
cents and stamped envelope addressed TO
youDel. you VIII receive the picture and de-
sired Information by return mail. All COM
municadons sacredIy confidential Ad-
dress in onddence. MADAME 2 F. THoRS-
ToS, p. o. Box %, Hudson, MY,
uncb3 cod ,triwGwiy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27
sOTICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VRENrH RRMRnF

JUST WHAT YOU wASTLADIsDr.
p. Y. DePeTlOts Female Periodical Pills.
These Pdis are unfailmg in the cure Of those
peculiar and dangerous DISEASES TO which an
females are Suh5set, are offered with the de-
sire Of relieving the many who are always
saneYing, acting ss mild and gentle slim
liant, pEISduEfng an agreeable civilization,
have mos happy fnhusace on both mind
and BODY They are guaranteed TO relieve
snd by-steIfG when the aiEectgODs are follow
ID serse.Iy. 1bey ere inizIllble II ooEpeettrE
AL menstrual irregularities. being particular
IL for FucE dfsezsFE.
CArTT0S-They should not be taken dur
ing the hrst three months of pregnancy, as
;hey viii prodGce IN tscsErlszE- All otheE
tines they ale safe
Pr!ee-sf, can be forwarded 81 mall By en-
clfssinE the tTtcs and EiI stamps - - h. Cd
BRRE end Stone Ezri4ze. or LAUGHLIS,
SMITH j 10, Gsueral AsenL4- lauslz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27
HOW . set.le .l,e Va. nna soulj


A number OF young men in worces-
ter, Mass, entertaining the thought of
emigrating to the West, and wishing to
act deliberately and with full knowl-
edge, employed Rev. Mr.. Richardson to
make an exploring trip, to see where
they could plant themselves to the best
advantage. He has returned from his
journey, and the other days very large
audience came together 10 hear his re-
port, which was Instructive and inter
esting. He spoke at some length upon
the capacity aud nature of the soil in
the West, and gave some interesting
accounts of frontier life. He Il of the
opinion that the best place for n colony
to settle Is in Iowa as II part of the land
in that State is to be in market al an
early day, at most reasonable rates.
Good land could be procured there at
from five dollars TO tifteen dollars per
acre. He considered that u young m an
having good health and determination
10 work would find no trouble in build
ing up a comfortable home in Iowa.
He mentioned the abundant richness Of
the soil and the wonderful returns 1t
would yield; also pictured. on the other
side, the hardships OF border life.
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A GENTLE WRrREz 10 A0IEzs5--
Il Unfortunately yea have lo.. yl o1L
- -saTF m F;sClzci or n1tsnGn1gS-
rnEnt. take care that your daughters 90
not %9fer me gscss PznAify nom =
-sr.z rsD--- So 70 IL that they oruHA
fbs5E tesrh regularly and thoroughly
[itb sozopaSL, and rbsrsbJ you VIII
fusrre t1sn sound and SerytasAo!e sSts
a Ing Es tkey live cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27
GAS.

NSE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" proyements Of The ase / the ptoesss OF
c. Company of Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents Of Dr.. J. H Connolly from an al
@ost yAl1elss pEGas,eS5 81 FetE ~, IL u
thousand Ieet OF Gas may Be made Dy
any farm hand OF Stable boy OF ordinary In
tsllieencs in three houIk- II has been
thoronzhIy tsStsd upon sueh q EeaIe, at the
AeLGIs HSSSs N q, MM ~ E, ShG ~, sss
the same city. As 10 M the Certainty % ns A.
fOTdiDg entirely satisfactory results IN the
Gas, and can he with great economy applied
TO P1udte Res4deeoes, iSeETtS1TIe5, Holets, Roe-
fs4es and CsfisE. II = superior 70 any Ga
now In Use. NOT only a. 70 the sAfety. slI1z :
pIicIiy, pTacticabilify and grsat cheAPneS OF
Manufacture bat for Its superior bE1lhRncys
soft influence upon the sight and ir e 9SI
Inese facts the or1esrs OF the company
viii take pleasure in demonstrating to those
me company viii sell rights 10 maUufaeture
In ToEnk, Counties, Dist tets o. StatesI and
direct attention toths following
TESTIMoEIEE5:
WHEELING. W. Va. arg. s, 1901.
7b1se President Of Lse FsTuIeo- Calcium Gan o.
investigated me nsfruction and working
OF the apparatus FOR manufacturing Gas, ae-
ooFding 70 your Company patents, and the
yEotkinz upon the MeLure House in thts
eity, and country residence Of ]. P. GIlehrist,
Esq., near this city. For simplicity, dura-
biIity, economy and safety, We eonEder ft
EupsrioT 10 any other method Of manufae-
turing Gas that We are acquainted with We
cheerfuIly recommend lis adoption by AL
Gas consu meFE-
Very ResDectfuIly,
a. ]. SWEENEY.
AayoT oT Hheeltl0s
WV. MILE 4 e,
linton Folfndry ord Engine Work..
E4,Iy96s[ oSf Eat Fieter.
". 2. GOODWIN a Co.
RopTisEosg AeLLfrs HoaLss.
SWEEHET & Co,
AdehiaEtts and Engine Buttde7E-
VIZ. A. TURSER,
JebceiIeT and Wdfch AdkT.
VIZ. u. TERRY,
GeHGdf 2. R IIcEef A0eE&
LOUIS G4CE,
Proprietor AeLufTe HotEGe Saloon.
And refer by special permission to
Jas n. CHRESIY. EEo
Rhs64, Oh. Pa. gos7Bsrlg ITeaIlEreT Csty Gds G :.
&. h GoLDTHARP, ESQ,
GdI Engineer, PLtSblTOh, Pa
PETRoLEo-CALCIUA GAS CO.,
anR7-soWIy Wheeling, ~. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27
suftiaI aGtites.


NElbA@AaAAA -
AEpeady, Ezre and certain c1rs fox ChoIsEa-
D.zuheA Dys1tsry. FIuI, Coolis sSd C-znP-
inz Pains Warranted - ere IN every 6s-
FTB PwCEKED 81 PHYSICIANS
A & RndsrtsUn. Estn1E SsaI5on- u Va
says i Is worth il weight N Eoac-
g 7 Berpe1, Cincinnati, Ohio. s7ys u G1rec
Etn1 Of ChoiesE-
rsS5rlmsndsd % J. A. Ns.esl1, IE9n
Merchant Robert Gag Iodn D0n1cn- Z =
a o. Ions Manners; Geo z I1nE3sr AA1-
EsII = Ink John Barton Belmont Mile
Esrnnsl LzIzgklIn. Y oole=zls LIUEZtsSs : A.
Eaurder; Jos ;. Norton J. h Roose-I, Con-
2 Z o. P z, MS0
MOihera 1hO Dose their DaEiinEs
zit1 drastic p1IsstIves inrUT feA-ful re
spuasfb. Iity. The Esniie. moderate, tyeR et.
nec.ITeJ Laxative Alternative and Entf-OilIous
operation o. TARRASTs E1FKEvEscESI
sEr4zEz ATHEIST peculiarly Adapts II 70
the disorders OF chDdreu-
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
auKzf-lE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27

Eho Tot. 50 lOog = we're istt TO oar-
ssIvss, % long viii KsltuekT D iroo 10
Dinocrfsy-
They felt encouraged and TIE co1Fc-
cation broke up 5e=ii1 good
PEROLEEK v SAEzES P N
rWieh Is PosD2sterg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27
LAUGmIAs,s INPAsr CORDIAL

LAUGHLIS'5 INFANT CORDIAL.
The ChIId's Cure When TeethfnE.
AolheTs all know the many Eieepls8 nights
the little ONES At home have 70 pshs when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
OF the PaIn-Choiic, Wakefutness, UneaEi-
neza, Fretting. FEztuIence, Disturbed Bowels,
&s- We tell you candidly, one bottle ofths
Cordial Will correct AL thsss trOuhlss. AEs1st
TeethEng, Remove AckdiIy, AllAy al Pain,
Quiet the FretfUl, Promote Sleep
Try!t Il VIII act as charm Sold BY
LAUGHLIS. SMITH a CO.,
Oh Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27
wONDERPUL BUT TRUE.


MADAME REMINGTON. the Horid-re-
nowned AstrUlogtst and sOmnambulisttc,
CIariyoyant, while in a etaiTToy ant
state, delineatss the very features Of
the person you are TO marry, and
by the aid of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomctrope, guar
Sutees 10 produce perfect and ute-lIke pic
ture Of the future husband or wife OF the APP
pIIeant, with date OF marriage, occupation,
leading traits OF character. &C This i no
Imposition, as testimonials without number
eanasssrt. By stating place Of birth, age,
disposition, color Of eyes aud hair, and en-
closing my cents, and stamped envelope adj
dressed TO yourself you win receive the pic
ture by return maui. together with desired In
formation.
SrAd4ress in confidence, MADAME GKR-
IRUDE RENrSGToS. P. Q. Box 81. West
A Young Lady returning 70 her country
home, after soJourn OF a few months In the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had soft ruby complexion Of almost marble
sEnoothness, and instead Of tWenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen Upon inquiry
as 10 the cause OF 50 great a change, she plain
! lST told them that she used the CIFeassIRn
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By its use any
Lady or Gentleman can Improve their per-
souaI appearance an hundred fold. Ii is sim
pie in It's combination, as Nature herself Is
simple, yet unsurpassed in It's efficacy in
drawing impurities from. also healing cleans
ing and beautiiying the skin and complexion
BY its direct action on the euticls 1t draws
from It all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature In
tended It should be. clear, son, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mall or Express,
on receipt OF an orderly
w. L CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette St, Syracuse, n, Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the
same mchS3- cod, triw&wly
Z-
Free 10 Everybody.
A large PIP. Circular, giving Information
OF the great est Importance to the young Of
both se1es- tr
1t teaches how the homeIy may become
beautiful. the despised respected, and the
forsaren loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail TO
send their address, and receive copy post
paid, by return mall Addrus, sr U.
Pc Drawer, q, Troy, n. Y.
mchS3-eod ,triwGEIy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27
Broom Handles.
Attention Majors.
NIPPER SOCKETS
CRATzEHs PArKTl
As7s 70 order By
NORWAY IRON MIG Co.
suzH-z=d Coz 4th and Clay srs


CAMERoS, West Va, Aug. =, IsS7.
nHE COMPREHENSIVE OF wN1- HO-
ssck 4 son Is this day Dissolved b. mu-
tusi consSnE
me busines VIII Os settled by sskbsr OF
the underziknsd and continued BY or sue
cezs0ES, Hossck BTothsTS, At the Old stand
VA HOSACE,
2 ?, HOSACK.
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Sealed Proposals

TWILL BE RECEIVED AT THE PEEI-
w fentIary at lIoundsvins, w Va, for
furnishing one thousand psTehes DiInSnsion
Stone Bids may be made for one hundred
perch and upWardS-
sizes must not be less than 90 two and
half feet In length, nor less than ~ Twelve
inches In ne The course mTEst run Win
even inches, 10 wit: u, Il, is, IS, % and u
inches
] IN an eases the bed must be greater than
the rtse. One thorough header TO every tOuE
stretehers, the headers not to be les thAn
'I Rtd az NAV be for ,eabbied or unseabbled
Stone. AM bids will De opened and cOusid-
cred on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF September
i'S stdarez JAMES BURLEY,
President Board Of DtreetorA
MoundSvLle, ". Va
weIIsburE Herald copy and send BIZ blu I"
thI1 once aug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27

nICKENs' NOVELS. DIAMOND Ed
L. TON.
Dickens Novels, Library EDITION.
Walter SCOTS Novels, Household Edition.
Gan HamIlton's Works
Captain Nayne Reds WORKS
Ecoe Homo.
Louisa of Prussia and her Times, by MIS-
AuhIbach.
The Seven Weeks War, by MozIer.
The Bench and Bar, by L. ]. Bigelow.
Old England, by James L. Hoppin.
Sunshine and ShoveH by steinmetz-
Curious Nythsofthe Middle Ages.
The Cations, by Bulwer.
Bryan MauIice-
Far Above, Rubus-
Two Marriages.
The InYisibles-
A Noble Life.
Cecil Castlensu, Gsge.
Elsie MagoOn.
Tales of wayEide Inn, by Lousfellov.
The Last Days OF King.
Twice Tod Tales, by Hawthorne.
RecolIections OF Five Years, Grace Green
wood
LongfeIlOw. Blue and Gold.
Tennyson,
Whittier.
Burns,
Eliza Cook, a.
Jean Ingelow,
Laus veneris, by swinburne.
SCOTS Poetical " orks, &c, &c.
womans Relation 10 Education, Labor and
Law. by Ms. Dali.
Sacerdotal Celibaey, by nc Lea
Heaven and Hell. by svedsnborE.
Religious Life In England.
Irvings Washington.
IrTings Spanish Papers
Lectures on the English Language, by
Marsh.
Origin and History of the English Ian.
guase, by Marsh.
Man and Nature. by Marsh.
cience OF Language, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient HistOEy,4 vols.
D'Aubigns's Reformation in the time Of
Calvin. s.-.
Pintarchis Lives
Studies in the Palms, by Dr.. Plumer.
Life OF Luther.
The Federalist.
Ruskin's Works
bankrupt Laws Of 1851, with notes and de-
eisions- Haa
MISCELLANEOUS Works In good variety.
school Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & MoDERh0T.
ansz -
HATSl HATS
DALI STYLE SILK HATs-JUsT RE
a1ssS 40 HARPER aRo.a
JUST RECEIVED,
ALARGE STOCK OF ga,
All the Latest Styles of Soft Hats,
SUITABLE FOR FALL WEAR
HARPER & BRO.
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Kentucky State
LOTTER Y
To BE ORA VIZ AT COVINGTON, ky-
Class R, September 18th.
Glass s. September soth,

EELAG5 6LASA4kAh5 ~ O<ScN'SS'
x2, 900 Numbers ard zSs Prizes
Tickets sI2, Halves 50, Quarters 81
ETne above MAGNIFICENT sIS6LE-NU2
RER Lottery viii be draWnS PCBLIC, IN
CovISGToS, KY, By swoES CoHHISSIoS Ef&s
at oSE O'CLOCK, P. \ at the corner OF foprth
and Scott stE. The Kentucky state Lot
cries are no Gin Enterprises, but responSlhie
Money Lotteries, that have been condensed
for the past thirty yearS- and are oraEn
under the authority Of a charter nom me
state, and bonds ere given for the payment
OF all pr1zeL The drawings are published In
the New York Herald aud Cincinnati Com
nercial-
,The above scheme Will Be drawn the middle
and Last of each month during 1851 and ihsSA
Circulars Of Lotteries drawing daily cent
by application to the AEnRgers-
Address all orders for tickets 10
MURRAY, EDDY a CO..
CoVInEtOn, Ny.
~AGESTs WANTED.
auz5-d&Ely
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fDr grHt.
Want to Rent,
For Rent

TWO Oh THREE Rooms on THE -
Isnt- Adtrss D z Whss11E @
5oElF E1E-E
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The undermined have foEmsd Co pr
tETnerShip under the style Of Hosaek Bro
tbe1, and VII continue tie general Dz'
ehzadiKinK buzness IN DTy Goods, Eauey
Goods Notions. Boots, Shoes HatEr caps,
Hand ware, Cutlery, GToeeEies, Farming I'M
plzmentE. Ste, etc
With increased facilities We shall he able 10
offer large assoEtnsnt Of goods a lover
uytcEE than can be ordinarily found IN any
one ho1sa and shal afTays Be axle 10 O1er
great Inducements 70 the cash and prompt
'---e VIZ. H HCSACR,
2 2 HEks TX
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27
altE Adrfrtfstmtuts.
GREAT WATCH SALE,
oSH FoFULAE oSE-EzIcE PLAS.
Giving Every Patron g Handsome
and Reliable Watch
Toz NE Io~ PACE OF EIS DOLLARS,
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE

Every patron obtains . Esteh By this 81
EznRenent, costing but SO, while 4 may Dc
vIoTTh So 40 paTtlAlity shoEn-
Ke.Srz I'm. Porter 4 CO. "a Deg EIIeSt-
SeZ York Clry, Wfsh 70 Immediately dEpose
Of The above HI8EntoesnE stock CsZttneAtsS,
naming the aT1tcles- are paced in s6Slsd En-
TeIopes and well mixed
Hoders are emitted 70 the HEtzcses nADee
on fhesT certificate, upon paynsnt&of H.
Ehefher II be . watch worth $50 OF less-
me- refurn OF any Of our cE1t6cAtes GnnGA
To1 70 TIE article named thereon, uIo7 pay
unenf tTTespecStve Of LIS EoEEb= and - no ~.
tfcIe TEIned Iess than SO Is nam d on any
cErtid -ats il will AZ once Be sen Thai ms =
No Lorsv. btf q s1afpht-f5rtErd Legs2tnsdfs
rrMl1eza5E, I1h4ck 1sQsf b rDfASPdsed
~ Hez D. Ne NOS FGstttlOSI.
A single eerIfhezts viii Be ssnE By NAH,
uoIss rad UPON receipt Of Is cent? nTo Tor
81; eieven for = thiITy-thres and Al els- Auf
premium or =; EtIty-Stx and mora vAlna-
Be premium for so one hundred End = mot
zupsrb watch for SIS. To agents or TnoSs
sEekinR emplOyment this Is rare oPpo[Iu-
pity II Is 3 ieznimAtely conducted oas1-
NEE, duly authorized b the goTerumsnE
and open 70 the mos careful scrutiny ~ IL
HILL, PORTER 4 CO.
auED 5&8 Dey 81. n. y.
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IT is proposed 10 give Sheridan a
warm welcome to Washington.
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VIZ. H hes CR,
RP,H@ACK-

VIM. Hossek on reliripe from 6usinz
Axe pleas1nein soommsndlng coutinu-
znce Of the trade Of the cuSIomeB Of VIM
Hosack Son, and his numerous fiebds 70
his SUCCESSORS, HUsack BEotnerz, Whose besT
eGorLs win be TO serve them adyanIag
I'm
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
ALWAYS PATRONIzE ADVERTISING
HOUSES.

Some one who knows what he is talking
about, thus dscourses:
1--WE give this advice conscientiously.
When we see business firm giving proper
publicity to their particular branch of trade,
we argue at once that such house is alive
to the requirements of the time. It implies
not only keen sagacity, but likewise that
sort of libeTality which is sure to attract the
attention of the trade. Many establishments
forego the benefits of advertising from spir4
it of mere penuriousness. They reason IN
this way: Should we incur an outlay of
$50 or 800, or $500, possibly we may never
get it back again-then it would be so much
thrown away These are timid men al
ways, and properly belong to a past genera
ton. The true man of business, appreciat-
| ing the fair advantages of being represented
in newspaper columns, looks upon adyertis-
ing as bread cast upon the waters'-and
should he find no immediate fruits of his
expenditure, he rests at ease, being fully sat
isfed that it will return after many days
"The business house that displays its ad-
vertisement in bold type and telling words
affords pretty safe index to the spirit which
animates mercantile establishment. We
see in it life, energy, tact-in word, capacity
to cope with cotemporaneous rivalry in the
business world
SIT is fact patent to all observers in this
direction, that advertising houses invaria-
bly, do more business than those that refuse
OF neglect to do so. Where the motive for
this omission can be traced to closeness OF
parsimony, 1t is but reasonable to infer thai
they carry this in spirit all business trans
actions. There is sort of electro-magne
iism in characterization and repulsion-
positive and negative. Those who have thu
E reputation OF being liberal, enterprising, ant
pagacious, will always distance competi
ton when governed by the opposite ele
A ments
"We are satisfied, both by personal ex
4 perience and the concurrence of many prac
tical persons who have the best evidence 70
"a what they say, that as rule those who ad
/. vertise deal with buyers more advantageousl
o than houses that do not. The reasons ar
obvious and philosophical. We conclude q
at we began this article; Always patroniz
ID advertising houses'n
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Spring fashions-less change in gentle
mems pants than last year.
The duration of human life is said to be
longer in the United States than any other
nation.
There are 1924 milliners in Paris. The
average wages range from seventy TO eighty
cents day.
The Massachusetts State Prison is crowded
with six hundred inmates, and new wing,
to contain six hundred cells, is to be at
once commenced.
The tenants in New York are taking steps
to insure reduction of rent, and large meet
ings, with that object in view, are being
held In the various wards.
On Saturday week, a whale some forty feel
long was captured off Beaufort harbor, and
safely towed in port 1t is said that forty
barrels of oil will be the result
Those who are posted in Portland, Me-
say that they can always tell when certain
liquor dealer has supply on hand, by hi
hanging out a sign of "butter" at his door.
A New York city missionary AYERS that II
a single block in an up town ward there ar
more occupants than there are dwellers OIL
Fifth avenue from Washington square to tn
. Central Park.
Miss Nomer was asked if they had chai
ades and REFUSES at party she attended th
previous evening. ooh, yes" she replied
Especially rsbusss-nearly all the youn
men kissed the girls twice."
y Miss Rogers lately gave remarkable e
o hibition of deaf and dumb pupils in. 4
Il drawing-room of Mrs. Josiah Quincy, ne
a Boston. By a most careful system, they a
8. made to understand from the expressi'
ID Of the mouth, and not, as usual, with t
Ie hands.
AZ An Ohio paper says the prospects of
as coming crop oil wheat are of the most
,r. couraging nature. From nearly every s.
or ton the winter wheat upon the ground
reported in the best possible condition.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
WILMINGTON. TUESDAY. APRIL l6 1867



As lutte which vibrates TO the ksenest Of chords
In tempestuoua throes;
Or the lery springs that emparpie the rings
Of the dark summer rose
Is the spell Of a name-ia the rush Of namei
Swift aud sudden and brief,
When some Ate sxhumes all the showsring blooms
ofa poisonous grief.
There are currents that fash through the spirits and
crash
Like the clouds on the air,
while the wiser Is closed and the frame looks composed
As an infant at prayer;
Storms that come from stir or breath or slsn'
To drag out OF the past,
Shapes Of passion Abiured and Of outrage endured
Where our fortunes were cast
Bghted hopes budding white in dim wales OF delight
From impossible seeds,
when we smots every elod with the plow Of a god
But to gather up weeds
Things We thought We had learned to forgive or forget
As compassionate men,
Coming back with the tread Of tho eorseleted dead'
TO confront us again.
That We feel In our hearts, vapidly vain
As the vaeantsst laughter;
And we know are supremely forbidden to be-
Either now or hereafter.
Yet wOrd-yst tint-,st the subtle perfume
OF some exquisite fewer
Yet strain Of far music touch Of the breese'
Gan awaken to power
Thus assuring us still, turn wherever we will,
The inscrutable Soul
| IL not only the sovereign whole Of part
But the part Of Whole.