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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01
STRAY SHEEP.

Osiding on the York Turnpike. ERzwm
seventeen and a.half miles from Hal.
timorc, near Philopolis, on tho 2ist -IH
OF April last. SIX SHEEP. The owner Is 70.
quostcd 10 como forward, provo property. pay
charges and take them away.
May list AQUILA MATTHEWS.
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'NFsNI IsNWIsI'II I'sFI't w W I"TINI
PRINCE OF WALES DITTERS

lhis YOU can rilcctualiv dn by the usr oi THE
GREAT ENGLISH TONIC. the IN rcriol
PRINCE OF WALES DITTERS I A.
TnE FRINGE az WALLIS EiITEKs
D. an vn'aiiinr Remedy i"r chill. aud Fever,
py'pcpfin. Constipation. l.o,t"i App4tii".
lees If Strength. and viii without iail
impart Health. Elasticity 4 Vig"r
I" tho system
rIT THEN Tho money ~ ~ rnas 70
funded .,"uld the PRINCE on WALLS BIT
TER, not accomplish all Tor which they are re-
commended f.' Til. Bitter aro particularly
4. recommended l., LADIES.
y For sal" by L. WILLIS. Dn,ooi-t.
Tow."nt"wn, nd.
- Yh"lc'ale Depot NJ. : Franklin Street.
Beli" las. McDoNSkLL.
lnn" SIN. GENgH'i A.tNt.
'lNIlIs Is To- GIVE NOTICE That tho sub
L s"ril"rs have "b,ain"d from IN" Orphans
t"uri ~ Baltimore county, letters 81 admins
finti"n un The c,tatc %.
EMEiINE u. MALAMBEE.
late 80 s'i'i county ,d"c"a-"i. All persons hay
ius claims agtinrt "a" rad c-tatc. ar" hereby
warmed ." rxhihit IL" same. with th, vouchers
thereof. &, az" ,uL.ctih"r..
Da ar L,fofc hs H. d"s ef february. IsC-
dizzy may "thrrwis" hy laW l.r sx,iulrd i-"t,
all bone iit ui sad estate. Iho,r indebted g.
sad -si.t.' are requested Ca mai. immediate.
payment. Gwen under guy baii- ,hi- 2-tli
lay "l shy, Is6:.
JAMES T.. MALAHBEE,
JOHN g. HALiMBiE.
lun' I. o. Administrator. u. H. ".
ISRAEL. n 60,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
I3S -. EALYihUEE ST. EALTYMoRF.
~ t'rrn, Reduction ~ "uI Igicc-. ~
ttl;TL- MD VIGNETrEs t2.lu FER boz
Ful;MEi.LI ss.un
- Particular attention pail To- copies ri lie
trt-,.,i ttrra..u- fJunr I'm
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UATAKRU Bronchiti. Scroflln of az.

nj
- cry phase. Liycl aud Kidney lis,a.c- Mtlista
X FREE fiGshiHF. ~ 10 year proprietor 81; ne
~hch FosisiyE crKi. foF the above and al aher.i
~ sud thruu.e Disease. ~ .Iclsia. Asthma Nsfgru.
bchilii! kheumat sA aud al NAillic. F,-ntug from
imruriy u thr hosi hitherto inrur.hi. Exploratory
circular stamp Trvaf-~ 90 iisrAst. - ,i.t.
MAJ .a--lk
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Nea0 Advertisements.

NeaO Advertisements.
GEORGE r. RowELL a CO.
ADVERTISING AGENTS,
OZARK ROW. XEw YORK
TIMES BUILDIN"I
We hav, tacti-s lot the ,ran.artiuu - the hn.incs.
q 1tSEHAL AnvsETIsiSH AasNri. whir, AZ net .ar
passed, aud w. think M, cInsrd nv iny similar =.
tahil.hmcn' In America
Our sIEciai lists u "OSE ursBssB NuwsrAPsss
oHcr cmATkahe .nducmsnt. o. ,arh de.irou. Of
advertising extensively s"nd Iurt, o. COPY % the
AbVEEIIErE sGAEsIE giving list. aud fall particulars
The large smouht u pa,ronAs, controlled by Gu.
Ahe' u to p1o1aise ea.ioH,r. thu mos, Ls"'ahc
term,
The ApVshIIsEEs GAESrrr. Paid,'h,dhy ~ con.
iain' much information Of vala. 1, ADVERTISE.
Rk'itirt u pr nnnutu - tirfsr.
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N"hii ta44 Nhf fttcnt4ni - nav Z NltfN
friends aud customers % thu new stark nfI!if
~. pi.ASS AND vt EESs WARE. fvr ale 81
TIKI LOWEST rHir - FoI CASH
Tia following aic s"iu" % the art 10. which
may b. Away. had ot EVERY QUALITY,
SIZE AND STYLE
Far Tumblcfs. Vegetable DISHES
Alc d.. pitrhers
Table 10. Chamber
0oblcts, basins and Pitchers.
Wine OlAssc-. Soup Turccns
Decan,crs. Pickle Dishe.
Mula-sc- Cans. Dinner Knivcs Forks,
rr' serve bi-hci Tea j. l..
iioWi-. carving da g.
Butter D,shc.. Tea TrAys,
Candy Jars. Walters.
Caster iat,les. Stce!s.
Tea Sets. Tea SpplLs,
Dinner Set. Table DO
Toilet IL. Blasting Spoon.
Plato, Casters,
tul'a and Saucer. Pocket KNIVES,
Meat p-hcs, Tea and cuilec rois, &c.
ALSO,
STONE AND EARTHEN war;,
vt FACTORY PRICES
- fdrhruir- a''cAti0a c,te. 20 y-scitag
To]t ?, O. - oct 81 "a. c.;y.
JOHN =. WONpERiI
ils Gay 81, near Front. lmlto.. M
Arm -, sally.
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VFRHIs Is To GIvE NOTICE. That the sub.
Il scribcr has r'ceivr.. .fom the Orphan
Court Of baltimore county, letters Of admin.
trati"n on the ciin'" IF
JACOB UISTEAD.
late Of said county deceased. All pcr.lhi hay.
tug claims against the sad estate. are lrrrhy
wnrnct t""xlibi, the same, with ,lr tourl.trs
thereof IL the subscriber
IN or b (gr. ne liM ~. y hiauu... i-f-.
they may otherwise by law be cxc.ud,d from
all benefit 81 said estate. Those indebted ~
said cstat" are requested o. mako mediate
payment. Given under ny hand this ;tL day
o.. May. l'G.
v.E1lNIA 4. INSTEAD.
May l.-;' Administrators.
'l'IIls L. q" GIVE SuTicE. Tina, the sub
scriI',f ha- f-rc,v...i tom tho Orphan
Court Of Daltimor" county. lcttcrs tesiafucais.
~ Oh thc estate %
ACE sTnEvEE.oN.
lat 81 said county, dccca-e. All persons h4v.
ing clain- again.t the said estate. arc hereby
warned ', exhibit the same, with the voucher.
thereof, {" the subscriber,
on Or fore Hc ~, TN ~ iiuaar.. i-G-
they may "ihcrw sr, ~ iaw, be- excluded from
all benefit Of sair estate Those indebted o.
said estst" aye requested o. mako immcdintc
payment. Given Yudrr ny hani ti.. 81 iay
ELIAS MATTHEWS.
May ll.-st' Executor.
Tl'iIls Is To GIVE NOTCH, TIA, the sub
scrib~r has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters tamentary
ct the estate 81
JOHN McCoLGAS.
late q said county, deceased. All pcFao,.
having claims against the said estate AZ, h.-,
by warned u exhibit the same with The you-L.
ers Thereof o. the subscriber
o. Or scforc TIC l'h 'ia9 - hf~Hfrs l-fe
thcy may otherwise by law r.. exr!gd,d fr.s.
MI hcneii 81 aid e.ts'. Thee ind,i,,e.i =.
- / IL -
payment Given uH'ier iny harl tLi- .i'.
day 90! May. l>s5
EbwAkD " coLGAS.
May l'..-i'' Evrrui.f
'TNHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE Thattl Sub.
Il 'cribcr has obia. acd from tAc Orphan
'''lr' OF ba.ii""r" county. letter. % adm ?.
tfa;.ll VA tie sstaie "i
POWELL GE.scoN.
.a.r b.! .aii county. deceased. All pee --t.~.
!n- rla.in. against the said estate age Le-.yv
warned = exhibit the same wit. ;hc --. -
Thereof a. the subscribe.
hH or 5C'o~c "a 2jt. aigg = Jg.uar.. i-t-.
they may otherwise By law i,e excluded from
81. benefit % sHid estate Those indebted g.
sand estate are requested o mako immediate
payment: Given under my hand tn. 9: lay
@! Nay lss'.
EDWIN c. GRlscoM.
May 29.-h" Admin stra,o.
THIS l. To GIVE NOTICE. Thatr .ph
Il scribers have obtained froi. iie Orrha-s'
Court o; baltimore county ict,cTs ics;au.. l.i4sv
~ the estate -
ANDREW BURKE
late oi said county deceased. = =. i-e-.nf. L.,.
ing claims against the sad estate. -, Ae-chv
warned g. exhibit the same ~iti o.. y..-'.e's
Thereof, o the subserils.rs. ou p a...-c
f.s e5A day - .is- r-.. 80.
enc! nav otherwise 10y i--" b" .Ar.a4,a f...
- h,uci' of said esta,. =. ... 'ri.i.'
saii c'iat" r. rcquestes !" 'ark "'....t $50.
payment "ivcn uud-- n hands .sis2l-t d4v
pfMry Isr-.
wM 4 tnKr.n
JOAN Jill
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This you can rilcctually be- by the use oi TIL
nllEAT ENhLlsll .rnNIE lln In i.nrinl
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NARM Frs DEPoT.

IL A II VI y IL y ID r. Il IT,
G. w. sLAGLE g. CO.,
Iis NORTH ST.. BALTIMORE, Nh.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the sale Of
GRAIN,
FLOUR,
sS.-nnd all kinds 81 COUNTRY PRODUCE.
W. are Agents ior DuNElNGTON'S CELE
nliATED GROUND PLASTER, and sell same
price m nj tho Mill.
ef-GUANO. pIIOsPIIATES, SALT, FISH,
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEDS E'r sale.
April q, issT.-Iy.
+. RUTHs.
HaSUTArrunHR AEp nHALEn ~
Tobacco, segars, snufF, Pipes. sc.
" w. corncr DAY and Fhyeiis Sirosis,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Oct. q, lSs6.-tf
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~ or b (9rs ma liM ,t',s y f4aua.l, i-5-.
they may otherwise by law be cxc.ai,d from
all benefit 81 said estate. Those indebted ~
said cstht" are requested o. make immediate
payment. Given under ny hand this itL day
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VFsHIs Is To GIvE NOTICE. That the sub.
Il scribcr has T'retvr., .fom the Orphan
Court Of baltimore county, letters Of admins
,ratI"n on the 81 in's If
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JACOB INSTEAD.
late "i said county, deceased. All pcr.ih4 hay-
ina claims against tlo sad estate are Lerchy
warned {" exhibit the same, with tlr vouchers
thereof. to the subscriber
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JOHN II. LoN0NEIk Lit Giles
VI rrh D.. SIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-15
0treQntelIi1qe
THE NEGRO question
whnl Is @ be q. solu.lons


"s What De Toeqneyille. the
most philosophic of statesmen, assert
ed of Europe, is still more true of this
cou ntryz-that all The movements Of So
ciety tend inevitably to democracy, to
the freedom and equality of all men,
and 10 the progressive participation Of
all men in political life and action.
This being the case, it is the high
task and duty ofrulers, statesmen and
narties, not TO resist the tide, but TO
regulate IL; for TO resist tito attempt
to stem itLiB only TO provoke a violent
overflow and devastation, while the
regulation of it will conduct 1t peace
fully and grandly, through fruitful
valleys and by harmless channels to a
glorious haven of wealth and power
and renown.i, How Is, it possible i for
any sane man, for any mind accustom-
ed 10 reflect and generalize upon facts,
to read the history OF this nation-of
It's origin in Anglo.Saxon nature, of its
colonial struggles against foreign dom
denee, of Its entire political progress
sinceS and patticularly OF the over
whelming and gigantic effort to crush
the rebellion and it's cause-without
seeing that the tendency to a more uni
Versal freedom, to the larger liberty of
every class, has all the inVariableness,
theipajesty, and She onward sweep Of
Now the NEGRO question:" as 1t is
called, though a state rather than a ma
tIonal question, and at most but tenn
porary, 1s nevertheless ant episode In
tina more general moyementtoftsociety
SO that the advent of Africans to po-
litical life will come as inevitably as
any sequence in the sciences. We can
fhnFnfnRn hnIEy n TAn1fkfnoI
party might consistently contend for
the subjeCtion of them to a probation of
time, tol some test of city, to- an
educational qualification as'others yet
immature, unripe, or ill-informed are
subjected; but to proclaim an absolute
absorption-a hostility not related to
their Ignorance. their degradation,
their Sc mi i-barbarism, not founded
upon grounds OF incapaclty Of general
application to all, men, but upon the
simple tact of color, is too irrational
and unjust to be received for any
length Of time by the generous Ameri-
can mind. 1t is, in a word, a prei udice
and not principle, which is at the bot
tom of the doctrine, and 1t must pass
away like all prejudices, carrying with
IL every structure reared upon SO tiimsy
base. It is like the prejudice which
lately existed in 3neArly sall Europe
against the Hebrews, who were chained
up at night in certain quarters OF the
cities: like the prejudice that existed in
England against the Roman Catholics,
who were not admitted TO full civil and
political rights; and like the former
prejudice In this country against
aliens, on which a strong party was
formed; but these all passed away like
the breath blown upon mirror, under
the sure progress.of enlightenment and
more liberal sentiments! q Iszt=
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The EIeettons IN west virginia.
Et,o,,, Ib,,s JRSfESlEi; TEafon.

Well, amer all the blowing of our co
tenn mporarfes in this State about Demo-
cratic gains, what are they, and to what
do they amouut2 On the aetpal vote
in some OF the counties, the Democrats
have made gains while in others they
have lost. As TO the legislature. all the
actual gain has been on the side OF the
Radicals. day West Virginia stands
a. firm as she ever did, having lost none
IN the House OF Delegates, and gained
two in the Senate. -four friends OF the
opposition think. there Is any comfort
10 them in the result of our late elec-
lion. Ne, are satisfied that they should
indulge in the delusion-they are only
giyen over TO IbeIieve n lie that they
naY be damned4' On a fair hght we
can beat the eonseryativss'a and copper
heads every time in the Mountain
State 80 ssEEs f5ssria
Now, gentlemen of the eonseryatiye
nersuasion, you might as well make All
thaifiahti you can, muster all the forces
Won can raise, for We; intend to dog you
outfofI your boots at the next Presiden-
alalection. nWedo not know whether
the doctrine of pfedestlnati0n as TO pos
IiacaI L affairs, be true or not, III so, you
espredestinntedt to receive q polltleal
drnbbing as usual, tthe polls IN q, nexqt tls
HuNSILAAS9FtassiL IL =
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nnnnnnr mo Ended.

On Friday last, n man named Chas.
Bogen, while walking along the track
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, near
Pittsburgh, was struck by a alocomotive
and instantly killed. On his person
was found a diary in which were noted
many incidents. Under date OF Feb
ruary 9th, 1867, he says: Leave New
Orleans for st. Louis. The foolishest
thing ever did," ON March 81, he
writes 'St. Louis worse than ever" !"
Alter this there are several entries at
franklin, Tenn. which read Work
or starvatton.p AfterRard he! returned
TO Missouri, and went themes to- Illi-
nois, He seems to have had a perpetn-
al struggle TO get work enough to keep
of starvation. AT Alton, may 7th, he
writes: al can't get work because
never did such, work befOre. The far
mers refused to hire any man who was
not experienced. tried hard enough
to get work. Idon't know whatto do
now" He returns to st. Louis and
writes: .twhat 5now9 no money, no
work. He went to st. Louis againI
and left ftimmediately, writing, "On the
way to where 2D Shortly after this he
got on the railroad. He seemsito have
had some cause for despair, more po1
tent, even, than the fear. of starvation.
While he was in work he writes !:
"There is no help for me o, u l could
won't stand it much longer. o. for q
little help to come out OF the depths
again.p EOne entry reads: mo work
because the boss Is pious." One entry
in his diary would indicate that he Is
deaf, which may help to account for
4 his death. He says: "Wnl 1t never
endLthis liie9 No strength left, and
my hearing grows worse every day.
I He went 10 Cincinnati and 70 various
points in Ohio and Kentucky. getting
work from time to time, and writing
constantly In a strain Of dependency.
He writes Of the KentuckiRnB: 81 must
saw everywhere here the people are
kindly and hospitable. They are the
! best people excepl in secesh prinoiple !"
At Xenia, Ohio, August II, he writes:
HWhat now2 D, will I never come ont
of this miseryf II only could ana
live" The next day: 90, my GOO, 1s
there no help for me27 Must 1 go DOWN.
%, only give me the work, so tnat u
need not starye." On September a he
my troubles" September 19, he says:
s.Sfy God, help me only one time, and i
will be thankful to you forever" On
the 2lst. he writes; 81 am getting des-
neraie now.is loctobsF 20, amer several
days' work, he says: AT have hope
again. j, November 2, he says: May
God help me and don't let me go down
as before" On Monday, November 4,
he left Wheeling for Pittshurg. Al
Steubenyille he says: %, my God,
helpl' From another entry it Hppears
that he was In Rochester on Thursdhy.
How he could have managed TO travel
SO rapidly without money is something
of a wonder. stf-
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rHE noNEY nNRKEr.

HGVHt EtS &httNNSISNtN ASSNbSsr
Business men in all the large cities.
and newspaper writers all over the
country, are speculating as to the
probable effect of the meeting of Con-
gress, and the horde of outside politi-
clans that will gather with it, on the
finances and general trade of the coun-
try. One thing seems 10 be pretty
generally conceded, and that is fur
ther discrediung of Government and
bank paper. Inaother words, and In
better understood phrase, that gold will
advance. This, in the nature OF things,
ought 10 put up the price OF Govern
ment securities, which are dealt in cur
rency; and would, but for the ut
terance of leading politicians, in and
out of Congress-, urging the payment
OF the bonds otherwise than In gold,
which, though these may have little
influences in Ethel home marketswo
probably influence the foreign market,
inducing timid holders to realize, thus
depressing the price. Mr.. Stevens has
been considered q representative man
OF the dominant party, and his utter
ance may be credited in Europe with
more weight than 1t is entitled to- or
than It's like to carry In this country.
gold is very quiet, and the little
done seems 10 be without purpose by
either buyers or sellers, and this feel
ing will probably continue until Con-
gress conVenes next week. After that
weishallsnot be surprised n fcHlled upon
to report, 4rom day to day, repeated
and Violent fluctuations, growing out
OF the political and financial move
mentsi in that. body, all which will tend
to unsettle confidence, and stave off
the revival in business, which cannot
begin until the country Is assured that
we have, touched bottom as to prices.
The infiationlsts will sinststSoI afur-
Their increase Of currency, orat least on
a halt in the contraction policy OF the
Secretary of the Treasury OF our mill
ions per month. So long as these, ,ques.
tions shall continue under discussion,
90 oIongEwillS active enterprise be held In
abeyance. During all this time there
will be a further depression of prices,
with some huctuation perhaps, but
steadily to lower figures Labor cannot
entirely cease, but Il will be used mod
erately, SO as not TO carry production
too far beyond consumption. The three
Northumberland Lthings for Congress to
DO are TO settle the financial policy of
the country, reconstruct treconstruction,
and adjust. and tighten the present
onerous.- burthen OF taxation. This
done, IL should adjourn; * H. u So.
r.
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me Indian Imminent.

As n relief, ever ready; as n killer of pain,
taken InWaIdly, or OutWaFdly applet mas
NO eanai. FoFth relief and cnre OF Rheu-
natisin and NeuFalgi6 Affections, Spratng.
Bruises, &C., ft Is unequaIled. It y also GnosL
efjcacIons, taken inWaFdly, in the cure OF
Chole Ea, Cramps and Palms in the StomAehs
Diarrhoea, DysenteEy, Chnlera MoTpnsi
Cholera 1ntantum, &C. and y without e1-
ception the most wonderful Panacea the
world = ffnrdR- No FAMILY should be with
out Il. Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
Should have a bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing at q distance nom Physlrians
should keep tt constantly on hand. In esa'e
Of Aceidents and sudden AltaclEsof Stomach
Compl sints, Its value cannot be estimated.
Inquire for Major I4ane'a Indian LINT
Fneut and take no other. PRICE, 50 cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by Demas Barnes q Co, n Park Row. y. :
Gale q Robinson, lSs Greenwich II. n. : F.
@. Wells & Co., 1879 Fnlton-sk, N. T., ChSs.
n. Crit1enden, IS 9Th Ave, n. Y; and by Te-
spectacle UruRgiatS throughout the Wuftd.
None genuine unless signed by John Th0s.
Lame, and counteFsfgned by ]. 7. Lane q Co..
PTopF1etOrs, l63 Broadway, N. y. S07send
R1IIt Nl1E
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Tne rooIsnness OF Liquor DrlnhInl

The FoolIshness OF Liquor Drinking.
Ithas become sort ofpoplar, almost
national, faith that it Is not possible to
be truly happy unless you drink.
Among certain classes-and they are
by no mems exclusively the lowest
drink is the beginning and END OF
everything. The very name of liquor
is held to be Synonymous with enjoy
ment, and the dearer the liquor the
more is IL priced and coveted. Yet
every man who Is not a downright
drunkard, is well aware that the pleas
ures of drinking are, byond a certain
point, a mockery, a deluston, and a
stood half the night at u porter bar, or
sat half the night at u club room drink
ing, smoking and bandying reckless
talk, 1.-THE enjoyment OF such has been
anything like that of few quiet hours
spent at home with a book or news
paperH The evil influence of tavern
pleasure on the health is too obvious to
lusory nature of the pleasures
themselves would be undeniable
also, II the persons who indulge
in them did not deceive themselves, and
put the truth ont OF sight. No one ever
brought any good out of u drinking
bout yet 1t is a short, feyerish spasm
of animal enjoyment, which leaves
nothing behind but moroseness, regret,
bad temper, self-reproach, and head
ache. should like to ask you, sir, II
yon say your prayers when you come
home In that slater No-yon don't.
You are ashamed to! say them. You
postpone them until you have purged
youFself--your mind and your lips by
more sober land rational behavior.
Next night when you pass the hours
quietly al home with book or q friend,
you feel that you have had real enjoy
merit, and that the time has passed
pleasantly, =, that You have learned some
thing, and that You have not injured
yourlhealth.s You are mot ashamed TO
say your prayers, and you get up next
morning with clear head, a good aP-
petite. and an Increased faculty for
work and enjoyment of life.-Au the
Yam. Round. = a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-15

--Ho1yrEb BY Hrs own PETARD.-A
German matchmaker on Sycamore
street. between Third street and the
Lower Market, hearing OF frequent
bnrglaries, concluded to tortity ms
store against the gentry who work
with skeleton keys and crowbars, ana
SO he-butlet him tell his own story:
81 hears much tings about de purg-
lars ali a'wile; here's they preaks
stores into 'em very much. Nell, L
IlInks I fixes 'em, SO that the next dime
thew ooomes to my store, by tam In ey
mn 1nm. { / buys q pig horse.bitzel, unit
I yassens 1t NIT the hoor, win Lhe
Inoozle pointing to the toor. SOL Den
1 runs a string from the Trigger up Lnts ~
der wall unit down init der toor, W, II
he nlose de tam prains out of the bltzal,
~ den. Won see. I can't help 1t, don't ltG
Las I night i len the toor pointing at
4 g ,no,z9e of der biztel mlt two pull
Ists in IL. unit goes out, to trtnk some
lager NIT der poys already. ISe,i SolsT =
dimes thinks too much lager. ven,
cant help it.. i bores mlnezeLI I.' inlo
more ash dwenty-zixdeen klass lager
mt EnesS home Ven n Pass mine
stora tiffis i peter ash look IN UNI
sea II nothing peaaall right. That lsh
Ti9ht. don'tit9 II II don't atn't can
Ven. NIT SO many classes OF me an an
der,largsr iorgit apont DER hoss isis gisiissi
unit der toor bointtng at der moosts'
ufit ven j makes open mit ften st9pE, Lty1ti |,
boouril nv tam, Isyoost gets 9 'paiiet
NIT mine elbow unit annudder pudes
Ssts mine nat through it all q ytlls slls
%ost Iscartf Veil, IL i Iyos I can, heip
it,g You'd pc scarf yourself, sins II
/ yoost throw away tns hoss 30 80.
mt I neVefssetss not noAuaofe uEaE7 4
for burglars so long as = 2sl ll.ii -
90 "a "a s. Y ~ s 'sIA 800