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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-04
Wc.Iern Tnfon TejeEraPh Conpapy.

NKw YORK, Feb. 2.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company is now pay
ing its January dividend at the Office of
the company. is Broadway, instead Of
sending ont checks to the stockholders
as has been done heretofore. Payment
is made on the orders or draft through
banks, or otherwise upon the treasurer
of the company. The change made was
necessary in consequence of the losses
/. and miscarriage of checks through the
mails and the frequent changes of resi-
dence without notice in a class of stock
holders so large and 90 widely scat.
tered.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2.
Sales Of two hhds tobacco at 3 Goa
l b. Superfine flour 10 90. Prime red
wheat 2 IS. Shelled corr in bulk -;
ear corn s.. Mess pork q o.; bulk
shoulders ~; packed bacon shoulders
IL; packed bacon clear sides 13f; packed
prime lard l2f. Oats 65 in bulk. Rio
coffee 24a26. Raw whisky2 y.
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Who would not be BEAUTIFUL Who would not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and dubuque appearance We observe up
on the stage, and in the city belle 7 Its no long.
or 0 seerri. They nse Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Its Continued us renoyts tau. freckles. piuples
and roughneSs. from the facs and hands. and
the complexion smooth, transparent
blcoming and ravishinz. Unlike EEHy cosmet.
IL contains no material injurious to the skin.
ANY Druggist will order il fOr YOU, IL not Ul
hand. nj - Gent- per bottle.
W T.. FAGAN. Tnpy V. y Chemist.
DEMASBARNES Is 10.
Wholesale AGENTS y. y.
saratoga Spring Water, sold 10y all
DrigTi-i-
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Ncuiracrd.

WILKEsBAERE. Feb. 2-The six men
who attacked and robbed the wagon
of the Hope Express, between Kingston
and Wilkesbarre, on the 9th of January
last, of $4,000, were to-day sentenced
to the ~penitentiary for five years each.
The money was recovered.
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A Strike.

BoSrOS. Feb. flames +. Otis. a
we'll known journalist. died to-day.
The operatives of the Middlesix
WOODEN mills, at Lowell, are Oh a strike
in consequence Of the reduction of
wages.
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As A NEWSPAPER

We iatrrd that 10 shall lie nust ~ 9. .ass,r
and reliability. The be.s AEd Ate, s.srsaa.s
that can h. obtained by ~TELEGEAFH ~
MAIL IN relation 20 matter. 4 .rs~ral s,,,s
gill always L. laid b<forr our r, As, -
Coz; will es oounicd In kcpu. srr I--is,
thoroughly and constantly fs-f~i rr.a o. -,
Of Importance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-04
New York Money Market
Npw yopy Feb

NEW YORK, Feb. -
Money steady at 6a7 per cent.
Sterling dull at l 0esal 0sE.
Gold firmer; opening at I IS. advanc'
ng tO l 36i, closing at l BE.
Exports to-day Sls,OO0-
Governments shade better.
Freights to Liverpool lower.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-04

H-imstr-et's inimit.bls Hair C~olOriag 10 not .
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed Of
lunar ea,oae, and more or less destroy the vitali
over { wenty year,. 10 restores gray hair to 10,
original color BY gradual absorption, in . most
remarkable manner. Il 10 also . beautiful hair
dressing. Sold In TIVE al~s-0 cents and tl-bs
all DEALERS 8. HEIMSTREET. Chemist
Saratoga Spring Water, sola by al
Druggista febi COW
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From Ottawa,

OTTAWA, Feb. 2.-Rev. Mr.. Bahia, re-
Gently acquitted OF the charge of muir
derins his sister, has been deprived OF
his clerical connection wish the Church
of England.
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CHICAGO, FEB. -
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
quiet, ut 2 l5a2 II. Corn quiet, at ia
~. Oats quiet at 49,. Live Hogs
6 60a6 75.t Dressed Hogs firmer, at
: IS. Mess Pork nominal, at II 75a
- %.
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LEWIS BAh"
wb-snns wss' 'f


i ak my farm. containing 10 h,
THREE airs. k,ostrd In Ohss o1oh"
two miles southeast Of JrisaslPhs - b
National Road. and syytoIimaiiss - -
l. within cne-half ~ mile Of Roo - ~
AAJsining lands with Capt rpnne- ~
northwest. and tb~ sld Hsnry Bhtsy-s
southeast. This farm !. In . high s4 -.
vsfIon, Th~rs ars ons hundr-d ssa ssYssa
Of cleared ksd. the no-t Il .hSh
grzss; and from lie sbaRdaacs SrS 10
z found is evefy feldl Is Il ussrsA
grazing Of si~ep 90 rattle. % u T-,reo
good houses. ffrzse-y . large asd,pa
. good stAbLe. with sufssishi ro-sH -
and ouibuilding. all oonpst. ISo.s
two orchards on tbe farm. VIII an m
sDe hundred and nfty tires ofspSs
sl-o. pezrs. p~a<bes. piurns and p.p,SV
azbo~. Neither 10 The f.rB4 ssSiisE
daetisa Of What ssd corn ha'tss -
and u unslerfaSd With oazL easy efSes
further information, call ~ ~, s,ys.S
the premfses THOMAS bLsp
d~~rlf9afklfH
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THE

WI strive 30 make th- prpu8r -.a ~
cDnvietiOu." rather than .lAVi.h ~ tsfs,a-n a.
VII labor 90 disseminate oDly .1sA ri.s, -,
current questions - bar the .,.-p = -
and the s~al of Truth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-04
New York Dry Gssds Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2

Dry goods inactivity still prevailing,
and prices favor buyers by way of dis
counts, but quotations without change
of moment. The impression is gaining
ground that Congress will pass the tar
if bill, and if 50, woolcns and imported
goods in general must advance,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-04

LIoS's Extract or PrRE JAMAICA GISGsR-
for Indigestisn. Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Head
ache. Cholera Norbus, f1atulepey. &c, vhsre q
warming stimulaBt 10 required Its earrfnl pre-
partition and oufirs purity mskes Il . cheap and
reliablS article for culinary purposes. Sid ev.
erywhefe 1t - cents per bottle. Ash for LII.
oSsT Pure Extract Take no other.
sarasssa spring Water, cold by al
Druggists
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An elegant Journal. printed In To G'Tpn =
guAge, and f--usd for the benefit u oEr 'r'p
e~itiLsns, Il pabllsbed weekly At III E''N'-@
Office.
Feeling grateful foT the gsnstga' ,hfss1
ment with which the fnsbds Of %" VII
have hitherto nvartsd his sn0ra ~
pristor hopes by continued entsrpriS -
eEgy 10 merit Ia the future tie AN bh.tI
ma. which iksir paper Las b~s'''o's'
csived.
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From, Montreal.

MONTREAL, Feb. SIT is understood
here that Lord Monck was censured for
his course in the matter Of Lamirande.
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THE TRl-N EEkiN

l. Published every I~ao~i4y Itar-Ls 81 ~
nrlay. and contains. t~--ri's DE- "EEli'' 20
purcsding Issues Of tie In'f r-'' 800
it~urs prepared e-J-- islll i"r o..
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Get Up Your Clubs For lee,'
THE WHEELING REGISTER
The LarEest. the Best ana i. g.,
West widely Cir-uiar.a
s-~ Paper in West
Virginia.
Daily, Ii-Ssekly & XstIv
DEING sATIsPIED m,

DEING sATIsPIED rn,
ID their patrons A-- prepar~t- = 60
eRterpde wh3eh - Sr t. lr-,-k
and promotion o. The Naar z. t. 49,
In this Repuhhc, and To te-.s----.
ovation ef car yoE2E ~
Proprietor Of IL Vk~-Ezs =
Lsrged and i-nProvoi ths psps = -.f
mAras Of incrv4s1 GrrEa-1 -
popularity. A-dHOu tkr razsz- -
10 the peoflc Of III. State ~ Iar-,u -
cat and Meat Reliable P.prr 4, VI
virginia. WI
The REGISTER ca py-.
history &s the sure>, ard -. a. =
oour-s apon all qeesfios. q Ns,g-.r -
pciiey. Believing Tia: ~ "a u,-
IL legitimate purposes aftAiE.d via -
der Of the rehsi Eni~S Al IT, izsAe---.
slavery and s~ces<sen b ths Sail - 80
IER yin be the unntnekizs sdvsar~ "a -
urus that teud On prcnsste til n.tss.h--
T. restore the unity q H. GoV-s------..
extend TO all erctsses ibe r<rsss A,-
an impartial Cnsos and . h~Ia. -,
b. equally Urn IN sis oP5--St1E = .
schemrs thai inp-s~e uAJZsI ~. 49,
oos3itions upon the ry-uHIra q -
that ~As never orOken. that .Azz.. -
ual zsc-ndAccy 10 oD- P&.rsA ya--4
changing s~iTsebun % svv!y cLr ~ -
thNzr1 the ~lsb~- 81 s,,g patrsss -
leaving our country s;l Gs1-l ~, -
d;sanitr3. our Union uars:d--- -.
the opinion Of all men h ,,.AA
eating its ovn. d-spi<tng ~ p-y~ -,
% hnsfisisai While frnly sity-
oonvicticos Of rigAi and dHtv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-04

-Jes srE-Enalyr-SsIsa shizsis nod
ia The morning. be took Plantation Bstters;
he fel. weary at night be took Plantation Batters'
II he licked appetite, EAs weak AnEaih Uc.
tally opprrs%rd. be took Plantation Bitter; a1o
they never failed 10 -et hin on his pins square
firm
Feu persons want any better authority; bat
n sOme may. jusz Rad the following;
,.dly tSEcef se Psntstisn BiifFrshsre avea
my LIE. IS REy. y. II. WAGNER
E EE HAdid NJ.
Ikaye been = great suf-
fsred from D~y'peP-iA, and he d, 70 p .S,.dS0
si,ts1s hsy. eur.d ne.
REV. c. 4. WILDWOOD. e
New York City
go - = hsd iost all Apo
tits-uas 40 weak and enervaied ] could hardly
walk. and had . psrfect dnAd % society.
The Plantation Bitters have at me All Hsht-
JAMES HEMISWA1.
ST. Louis, No
The Plantation Bittsr-
have cured me Of 4 arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs that distressed me- f0r years
They acted Ike : charm. &C. NOOREy
~ Broad1ay, New York
Ms. O. v. DEVOE. manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
has given il TO thu weak and invalid children
us.ler her charge. With the most happy and
gratifying resnlis. We have received over .
hundred rams Of such certificates, but no ac-
vertisement Il 20 effective a. what people them
selves say u . GOOD article. Our fortune and
our reputation Is a. stake. The original quality
and high character Of these goods will be sus-
tained under every and al circumstances F1hey
have ALREADY obtained 4 sale in every town, vii
Lag, parish and hamlet among civilized nations
Base imitAtOrs Try 10 Come As near our Dame and
style a. they can, and because agood article can
hot be sold as low as poor one. they mad some
rapport from parties who do not care what they
sh. Be on your guard See our private stamp
over the cork. 7. II. DRAKE CO.
- New York City.
saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists
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crRICKLAND,s PILs RsMRDx.
- For sale by z BOOKING,
10. ] Odd DeIovy' Han
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The Circulation OF the Reg.
ister.

Larger by Ear than that 81 -, .'-'r i.~' q
the State. make. IL the i--i san.rH.rI a~ -
IN West Virginia
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Trust Sale Of q Valuable Acad.
envy Building.
"A ING, West Virginia

Wheeling. Oct. 10, 1866.
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Farmers, Merchants aud Cat.
tie DcaIer>

VIII have tls. int. r~s,s -p-nl, Osast
the preparation 81 the co!unE sEa o. E's.
man in West Virginia should t,~;-'' +. Ivl
him-rlf 81 Ia ~.ivsntag.
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Rirer Itcm.

PITTsBURG. Feb. 3.-The river is full
of ice. The Allegheny and Monongahe-
Ia both broke up at dark.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-04

Ii is = most delightful Hair Dressing,
It eradicates seruff and dandrut-
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. soft and giossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling cd.
II r~estorrs hair upon prem4turely laid heads
This is just what Lyons kathari0n viii do.
II IL pretty-it IL cheap-dnrable. II il literally
so.d r. the car load. and yet its almost ineredi-
bic demand is daily Increasing. until there Is
hardly a country store that does not keep H. or
a family that does not use i.
(. THOMASLYOS. Chemist. V. 7.
Saratoga spring Wafer. sold by all
Druggists
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TOBACCO.
Il 10 4 Bats Old Ben's" blk lOs,
= eaddies DO. do. do.
10 butts Niagara" do
- oaidIes DO. do.
s. butts Dew Drop" do.
- Saddies Hombriek do.
10 boxes Emily Jones natl r., ! ID.
s do. Diadem -ofi pd. 9 inch.
5 do. Wbeeler's BID. pd- 9 do.
do. do. hard pd. l III. Jumps
10 do. Mile Collins bard I'll ! In. Jumps
) do. Ksen's Fine Twist natl II,
; do. MiIlers Z. and r twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf.
20 kgs- 6twist runningloS
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. FIG. smoking tobanno.
10 hlf bbs' =. IL. do. do.
- bbls- C.S DO. do.
10 hlf bib. C.S do. do.
Our stock Of tobacco is large AMI the assert
meut unsurpassed b. any in the market Aer.
chants are respectfully invited TO give Us a call
before purchasing elswheIe.
MAXWELL & TISGLE.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
V'HIs GREAT REMEDY FOR ALL DIS
i EASES Of the
STOMACH,
l. the discovery Of the inventor 81 Goes valuable
Cough BAlsam. while experimenting for his o~n
health. II cur,d Cramp In the Stomach for him
which had before yielded 70 nothing but chlorD
form.
The almost daily testimony from various parts
Of the country encourage us 10 believe that there
u no disease caused By Q disordsred stomach 10
uill not speedily cure.
Physicians lndorse and Use It
Ministers give testimony Of iss enesey.
And from all directions. We receive tidipgs of
cures performed.
DYSPEPSIA
II Is snre to cure.
HEARTBURN!
One doss will eurs.
SICK. HEADACHE!
II has cured in hundreds Of essss
HEADACHE AND DIZZINESS!
IL stoys In thirty minutes.
AcIDITY OF THE STOMACH!
II oorrects at anes.
RISING OF THE FOOD,
II stops Immediately.
DISTRESS AFTER EATING!
One dose viii remove
CHOLERA MORBUs,
Rapidly yields to q few ss~sa
VIII he changsd with bali o bostis.
10 IL PERFEc rLY HARMLESS, ia US.
PRECEDENTED SUCCESS IL ewing TO the fact
that it cures By assisting nature 20 70 A~sers hsr
l-.- a L a-s-H l. a
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TRANsPoRrATIoN.
Baltimore & Ohio r R. Go.

n,,r Z ONO RAru,oAp Co..
WHKxU1t JaL lsSI 5
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia viii fEd In IT, Eb.!,.L-
constant and ~S-alou. advocate. phls - -
and political sdvanoetseni 81 To Nh''
eeiv" its eaTnrsi attention.
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xGUA DE MAGNOLIA.

AGUA DE MAGNOLIA
A toilet delight S1psr1or 70 any Cesoese
- 70 bath- face and perS0n, 20 reader the
- sosr and frrsh. 10 alhy inazaatiOn- 10 PER
tie ei0rhsng, TX heaf.ehe, ar hi nAau1ae
tarsd from tSs Hh Soutbzn NsgDehA And u
obtaining patronage quite unprecedented II
i. 4 f1vorIte with actresses 2nd opera slnssTs
r. 4. I'D BIZ Al Gezle-z 1t sIso IN Large bpS1--
and bv DEals BAzSEs & Co Se- YORK NbOt--
sale AssutAl~ ssl1F = nL=F 11f
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sod by al
DlEgtstA
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ITS COLIuN

viii contain the latest and ms, va tg.a
report. frcm Wheeling and ~ Hue H.rlI a
ern and Western cities
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
Changes in the Meaning of Words.

During part OF the seventeenth century
aud earlier, q Dutchman meant German,
Mynheer being called q Hollander A
modern reader, ignorant of this change,
when he found dictionary compiler pro-
bouncing English based on Dutch, might
be apt to doubt the authors fitness as a
Judge of language. Less technical writer's
suffer from the changes in the meaning of
mere common words; and reader, not
aware of the changes which have taken
place, may be in continued danger of mis-
Teadlngihis author, or misunderstanding
his intention, while he has no doubt what
ever that he is perfectly apprehending and
taking it in.
Thus when Shakespeare in Henry ~
makes the noble "Talbot" address "Joan
of Arc " as a "miscreant," how coarse a
piece of inyective does this sound How
unlike to that which the chivalrous soldier
would have uttered, or to that which
Shakespeare, even with his unworthy esti-
mate OF the noble warrior maid, would
have put into Talbot's" mouth But a
miscreaut" in Shakspeare's time had no
thing Of the meaning which it now has. A
''mlScreant," in agreement with its etymOl-
C,9y, was a misbeliever-One who did not
believe rightly the articles of the Catholic
faith; and it need not be told that this was
the constant charge which the English
brought against Joan, namely, that she wa!
dealer in hidden magic arts, witch, anc
as such had fallen from the faith. It il
this which "Ialbot means when he call
her miscreant," and not what we should
intend by the name.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

ORDERED AwAY.--ln accordance with a
recent order from Gen. Canby, which we
publish to-day, the garrison stationed at
this place since May last, Co X, Sth L. S.
Infantry, is ordered off and will probably
be removed in few days. Col. NJ. Cogs-
we'll. Commandant of the Post, is. we I'M
derstand, ordered to Raleigh, and the gar
rison to Goldsboro'. Col. Cogswell has
won the respect of the community as skill
full officer and efficient commander his
subordinate officers have been kind and
attentive, and the soldiers have been quiet
and orderly, attending honestly and faith
fully to their duties and will leave good
name behind them. We learn that a petit
ton has been prepared and numerously
signed, asking that Col. Cogswell and the
garrison be retained here.
Fayetteville NcUs.
The ROCKY MOUNT FACFoRY.-We are
glad to learn that the damage recently sus-
tanned at the Factory Of Mr.. Battle vii! be
repaired in few days and enable the ener-
getic proprietor to fill the numerous daily
demands made upon him.
The entire Eastern portion Of the State
rely in a great measure npon this Factory
for their supply Of cotton goods, and the
early resumption Of work will be heard with
pleasure. .--Tarboro SO,5herney.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
Office Of the North Carolina Mutual
Fire Insurance COmDanV.

hAIEI8H, N. o. NUV
A CREDITORS BILL WAS FILED IN THE
a Court Of Equity OF Wake County agalns'
the NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL FIRE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, and, at the last term OF the
said Court, q decree was made appointing mt
Receiver Of all the assets Of the said Company
ami in pursuance of said decree, notice is hereby
4Iven to al the creditors of said Company. who
ala yilliu.; contribute to the expense OF SAID
sui, n make known their intent on or before the
FOURTH MONDAY IN MARCH, 1866, and prove
their claims before the sub scriber otherwise they
vii! be excluded from sharing in the distribution
# The assets of the Company.
Those WHO have already proved their claims
need not furnish additional proof, but must sig
nify their intention to become parties to the said
suIt, II they desire to do so.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted
10 til: Company, by assessment as heretofore
notified, to make payment without delay, or then
claims under the decree Of the Court will be put
in suit T. 81. SELBY,
Receiver.
,rn,- RI 53-ltd-3tw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
Misery In the South.

Reports from the South, no doubt but
too well founded, tell the old story of want,
misery and starvation coming upon the
people with the coming winter. Naturally
the overwhelming proportion of distress
will fall upon the negroes, not only because
they are the landless and houseless race,
but because they have been less provident
even, so far as was possible, than the
whites have. They have depended upon
the delusive promises of their Radical lead
ers that they would be provided for by
Congress- land, houses and crops
should be divided, and they have the lions
share and led by such hopes they have
not only been Indifferent to labor, but have
spurned it. Much of the responsibility for
this lies at the door of those Radical cam
paigners who, following the example OF
Mr.. Henry Wilson, wentthrough the South
ern States early in the season making
political harangues. Hundreds of men OF
this class went in every direction in
Radical pay and while the negroes should
have been blowing and planting they were
going over the country from court house
| to court house, following the speakers,
spending what money they could gather on
the railroads, and enjoying generally a
political jubilee. Hence, not one In fifty
made provision for the winter; and now
that labor is stopped, and the planters are
not under the old obligation that slavery
laid upon them to support the laborer the
year round, the negroes are without food ol
the means of getting it. Sharp niser,
will knaw them to the bone, and thos'
whom the Freedmen's Bureau can keel
alive will, maybe, be somewhat wiser mex
year and will understand the politician
better.-New York Herald,
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Ny friend, my chum, my trusty crony:
We were designed, it seems to me.
To be two happy laZzaroni,
On sunshine fed and macaroni,
Far off by some Sicilian sea.
From dawn to eve in the happy land,
No duty for US but to lie
Straw-hatted on the shining send,
With bronzing chest, and arms, and hand
Beneath the blue Italian sky.
There with the mountains idly 9lassing
Their purple splendors in the sea-
To watch the white-wiDged vessels passing,
(Fortunes for buster fools amassing),
This were heaven to you and me.
Our meerschaums coloring cloudy brown,
Two young girls coloring with blush,
The blue wave with silver crown,
The mountain shadows dropping down:
And all the air in perfect hush; =
Thus should we lie in the happy land,
Nor fame, nor power, nor fortune miss
Straw-hatted On the shining sand,
With bronzing chest, and arm, and hand
Two Ioafers couched in peaceful bliss
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ROIdnesS I'm Women.

Boldness in women is unseemingly and
unnatural. 1t may seem fine to young
woman to have great spirit, to despise
conventionalities, to talk slang, be "know-
such ideas may be assured she is mistaken.
Shakespeare, who understood human char
actor better than any man who ever lived
before his time or since, describes a lovely
woman in the description of her voice,
which vos
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, 18th instant, by Rev. MIR. Watson,
Rector of st. James Church, Wilmington, N. c.,
D. CAMERON WADDELL, Esq, to MARY Nj.
WRIGHT, daughter ftha late Joshua G. Wright,
Esq.
On the 18th inst, in Brunswick county, by Rev.
c. Shaw, Mr.. VIM. }. COOK, of this county, to
Miss ELIZABETH SKIES, daughter of John NJ.
Skies, ESQ.
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