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and arms undertaken to resist the Law
Our desire is simply to afford to the
public an idea of The seditious and in
tractabIe spirit that characterizes Por-
tion OF the rebel element of Barbour
and Tucker counties, and to show why
it is that the United States troops have
been sent to preserve the peace and en-
force authority in that section OF the
State. The demonstration on the part
OF these rebels is not unlike the high
handed proceedings undertaken some
time ago by the same element in
Wayne and Logan counties, at the time
some troops were sent TO those regions.
The presence OF the military there
proved TO be salutary re-
straint upon large scope of
country, and operated to restore
almost perfect peace and quiet among
the disafected and turbulent spirits
who were inclined to establish a rebel
dominancy in that part OF West Vir-
ginia. The Sheriff ofthe latter county,
who WAS lately in the city to pay over
his tax collections to the treasury of
tue 9LdkEt IEpOEA5 AA4hA DAA AOA AAC
tary he could not have succeeded in
gathering the public revenues. The
fact OF their being within call to
put down all violence enabled him TO
discharge the duties Of his office.
And no it will be in Barbour and
Tucker counties, We doubE not, in re-
gard TO the enforcement OF the Regis
tration Law. When the rebels see that
civil authority is to De sustained at all
hazards, they will speedily give over ali
idea OF resistance, and will make up
their minds to accept the situation in
which their unsuccessful rebellion left
them. They will be made aware that
their Acknowledgement is not TO be re-
gained by means of pistols, stones
and clubs, nor by any threatened
or actual violence whatever. Per-
chance they may realize that the
sooner they abandon every hostile act
and intent the sooner will the loyal
people of the State be inclined To restore
them to political fellowship. AT all
events, let their mood now and here
afer be what it may. they may as well
understand, most emphatically and de-
cisiyely. that their submission is
inevitable, and that all expectation OF
retrieving their "lost cause" by force
is utterly vain and hopeless. The farce
of another Portertield rebellion in
Barbour county cannot be re-enacted.
The military are on hand now, as they
were in 1861, to look AFTER all such mis-
cradle attempts at resistance to civil
authority. and the conclusion OF the
present foolish disturbance will not
restore what WAS lost forever in the
former experiment.
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DESsELY PoPULATED.-ReY. ]. NJ.
Thoburn writes the Central Adpoedte
an article on the curiosities OF an East
India census, with special reference to
one OF the five governments OF India
called the Northwest Provinces, en-
bracing.within its Jurisdiction the fer
tile valley OF the Upper Ganges. In
many places the population is as high
as 500 beings to the SO nare mile, and in
few instances 900, and the soil sup
ports all these people. The proportion
oil females to males is Sc TO 100, tea-
ture which the writers of that country
have long and vainly tried to account
for, but which Mr.. Thoburn declares TO
be the direct fruit of their polygamous
habits. The census OF Constantinople
shows the same condition of affairs, and
proves conclusively that polygamy, in
stead of causing an excess of females,
produces directly the reverse, an excess
OF males.
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The Explosion at Cameron Yesterday
CAMERnN W Va. Oct 4 1857.

Editors IHteLligeneer::
One of the boilers attached TO the key
and stave factory OF Messrs. G. ii. BEN
der & Co., at this place, exploded to-day
at IL o'clock n. N. Al the time of the
explosion about thirty men and boys
were engaged at work, but very fortu-
nately only three were injured. The en-
giue0r, Mr.. Spears, was severely scalded
about face and body. An old citizen, Mr..
willard and grand child were sitting
in the engine room at the time. MIR.
willard Is badly scalded and arm bro
ken; the child severely Ecalded and cut
about the head. Both boilers were car
ried some distance, through the front of
the engine room, making "A complete
wreck Of it, and tearing an immense
hole in the base of the smoke stack.
The loss will be sevely felt here AS a
large number will be thrown out of
employment. Very respectfully,
WIN. II. HoSACK.
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SINCE the publication OF the famous
series OF critical articles In relation to
the great American tragedian," in the
n. Y. Tribune years ago, we have seen
nothing so appreciatiye as the recent
theatrical notices OF Mr.. Forrest in the
World. Here are one or two specimen
bricks:
Macbeth, or Lear, or Damon, inperso-
mated in Mr.. Forrest, Rre aggressive
and reArfully vocal Presences, whose
streperous shapes and defamation
oYerpower the senses aud benumb the
intellectual perceptions.
The donating rum
BILE OF his voice in soliIoquy is tar more
significant of thunder than the attempt
ed imitation of that sound upon the
uuearthly instrument at the Broadway;
and whenever he dwells upon such
syllables as "boy ~ and "more !" one
is fairly startled by the ventriloquial
counterfeit OF the lowing OF wild cattle
out on windy plains.
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NOTICE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ERE CII REMEnK

JUST WHAT YOU WANT IADIks-Dr.
F. Y. pePelrlot's Female Periodical Pills
These Pills are unfailing in the cure of those
peculiar and dangerous diseases TO which all
females are subject, are offered with the de-
sire OF relieving the many who are always
suffering. acting rs a mild and gentle slim
ulant, producing an agreeable exhillRtion,
have most happy influence ON both mind
and body. They are guaranteed to relieve
all CASES Of Nervousness, headache vertigo
and hysteTia when the directions are follow
Ell strictly. They are infallIbls ia correcting
all menstrual irregularities, being particular
ly for such diseases.
CAUTION-They should not be taken dur
ing the tint three months Of pregnancy, as
they will produce miscarriage. All other
times they are safe.
PIice-sI, can be forwarded by mall by en-
closing the price and six stamps TO e. H. Cd
BERT, end stone Fridge, or LAUGhI.IS,
SMITH Il CO., General agents. Iaugl2
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A large PIP. Circular. giving information
of the great est importance to the young OF
both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the desptsed respected. and the
forsaken loved.
SoyounE lady or gentleman should fall to
send their address, and receive copy post
paid, by return mail Address,
p o. Drawer, q, Troy, MY.
mchG8-eod triw&wIy
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SpetiaI gptirrs.


A speedy, sure and certain cure for Cholera,
Dla1nea, Dysentery. Flux .Cholic and CrAmP-
ing Pains. Warranted to cure in every czse.
ITH PREscRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
A. :. Robertson. EsLons station, W. Va,
says IL & worth its weight In gold.
$. T. Bennett, Cincinnati, Ohio, says It cured
him of Cholera
Itts recomInendsd by ]. A. Metcalf, Iron
Merchant; Robert Guy John DonloD, P. ] i.
a o.; Louis Mannsrs; Geo. R TinEIs, Max
well Tlngle; John Barton, Belmont Mills
Samuel Laughlin, Wholesale Druggist; Jas
Launder; JOS 5. Norton; ]. d. RodgeTs. Con.
B. & o. r X, nySO
am only Bilious, says the debilitated
victim of sick headache, pain IN the night
aide. construction Of the bowels, and hyPo-
chondrIa- Are these trtfies, then? No; un-
checked they lead TO mental disease. And
yet surely as dawn dispels darkness.
TARRAST's EFFERvEscENTSELTz April
EST will remove them. TTyfL
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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AEtu aarRrttstmtuts.
nTICE -Eng J

~RELIGIOUS NOTICE.. Eng. Evan.
EES Lutheran Church, temporarily woT-
shipping IN Eau cor. ith and Monroe SITS. The
repAtrs on the hall having been finished,
regular services BY THE PASTOR may be eX-
Pec'ed Tomorrow. Prayer meeting 9.4S 3
In. and p. IN PTea ching l01< a IN. and D.
m Special ;. School service At p. m.
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The AUTUMN DAYS.-From dawn TO
dark the hours are fewer than they
were. The sun has grown tired of its
early rising. 1t comes up more wear
lily and tires sooner. The fire under
which we melted is dying out of it.
The flowers that laughed in its smile
and sent their fragrance dancing up
ward on It's rays are faded. There is a
crispness growing among the rusIling
OF the leaves. a chillness in the morning
air, a vigor coming up out of the morn
ing breath to WHICH the past ieyerish
months were strangers. The sky has
grown clearer. The clouds that came
are not SO deep and dark and the flash
ings that lit up ihe summer sky have
passed away for another year. The
earth that few months ago took the
seek into its bosom has warmed IL into
Il bounteous harvest that fills the air
with its honied breath OF ripeness.
About US everywhere are the evidences
that the autumn days have come which
one by one as they pass will strip some
thing from "earth's glorious vestuTe,"
and leave her dumb and naked for the
white shroud of winter.
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OYsters ! OHsters [

II AN PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT
Il have engaged the services OF a drst-clRss
cook and am prepared TO serve up Oysters in
every style I viii also continue to keep
Ice cream during the coming winter. Give
me call.
CaAS. r. BEHLER,
oc5-5t Monroe st.
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For Sale.
Rates of Fare
OYSTERS.

EREsH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
L and for sale by The case, can and half can
at
j. &. McMASAw WAYS,
Market st, opposite Mcclure House.
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THE DouoLAs EsTATE.-Judge Will
son, Of the Superior Court OF Chicago,
has rendered decision adverse to the
widow of Stephen a. Douglas, who
claims dover In real estate worth one
hundred thousand dollars, in the
southern part of Chicago.
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by William P Brady and
Anna ii. Brady his vile, bearing date on M.
md day Of February in the year 1855 aud
now on record in the Recorders once of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Book
50, page 81, will sell at public auction AZ inc,
front door ofthe Court House OF Ohio coun-
~, on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF OCruHER
next, all that certain tract or parcel OF land
lying IN the counties OF Brooke and Ohio
" est Va, and on the waters OF Short creek
known Rs the Girty Point farm, contsiniuS
TWO hundred and thirty-cve acres, more or
less, aud bounded as set forth and GieScrih-s,i
in said deed OF trust This land Is under cuI-
uvation, has the usual improvements aud IL
Is undeElAid, It is believed, with valuable
beds OF coal.
Selling as trustee, viii convey such Ute
as u vested in me by said deed OF trust,
Terms OF sale, Cash, or al the option of the
purchaser one third in hand, and the. hal
ance In three equal payments, at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from
date, with deed OF trust TO secure The same.
s. BRADY, Trustee
HITTING, sept IL, 1907. sepls-td
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harming Country Residence for Sale

T AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
i very delightful country residence now
occuPiedby SIR. c. Sw8Ttz, situated on The
National Road, two miles east OF this city.
The property Is in the most complete ana
perfect order. Possession given lmmed lately
THOS- O'BRIEN,
Ocl-lw Real EStata Arent
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The Great United States
TEA WAREHOUSE
OF t. Y. KELLEY d co..
No, 80 Vesey Street, New York,

No, 80 vesey Street, New York.
Have APPOINTED MCLAIN BROTH
III Frs. DRUGGISTS, No. l Washington
hail, soils agents for the purpose OF retailing
their Teas and Cotfees at wholesale prices
II is a well known fact that immense pro
hts have heretofore been made on Teas 10y
the importers jObbsrs, brokers, specuiators,
wholesale dealers. and finally By the retail
groceTs. They are frequency TetaIled at
then are 30 adultSTated rs to lie unit for use.
To prevent all this and give to the consum-
eT n pare Tea, at ThOls=SIIe PEices, we have
established the above agency, and call the
PRICE LIST.
ooLoSo, BLACK 60, 20. 50. 80, sl.Oo per h.,
MIXED. Green and Black to, 10, 50. 80. sl.OO
YOUNG HTsoS, iGreenl 90, 70, 81. 81, sI.OO,
sl.lO Sl25 per H., BeSt.
IMPERIAL, lGreenl 90, SI.UO. sI.25.
Esq. BREAKEAsT, tblackl 10, 80, 90, sl.OO.
Sl.l0, SI.O, Best.
JAPAN. 30. sI.u0, sI.25 per pound.
GUSPowDER, sl.25. $50 per pound.
We import very superior qua hty of KI-
angst UOoIong and Moyune Young HysOn
Teas, put up in original Chinese packages,
containing one pound We sell the OolOnR
at sI.3O, and the Young Tyson ut 81 10 per
pound.
GROUND COFFEES.
PURE RIO. ~. - and 20 cents per pound.
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 20 cents per
ROYAL CLuB-Ext Fine IS cents
The Teas are put up in pound packages
only
Vine streets, south Wheeling, sole Agents.
Uct3
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CRBosorE FOR FUEL.-The London
AthsneItn publishes this paragraph:
promising experiments have been
made in the burning OF creosote as fuel
to heat steam boilers. Containing three
times more hydrogen than coal, creo-
sote gives on three times as muen heat
"a fact of no little Importance in these
pretended exhaustion OF coal mines"
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1.-TWO GOOD COAT MAKERS, ALSO
i one vest maker. To practical hands
steady employ meBt will be given.
JOHN n LAKIS & CO.,
Merchant TailOrs, 3 Monroe St, Wheeling.
West Va. Oci-lWd
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NOtica.

7 HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
i with me in the Grocery and Produce
business, Joseph Speidel, formerly Of the
trm OF Speidel & IndsrTieden. The business
will be cone ucted in tue name OF TuTn-r Il
Speide!. a. TURNER.
We intend to keep on hand a well selected
stock OF Groceries, Produce &c, &C., aud TO
which we invite thu attention OF the puOllc.
TURNER & SPEIDE l.,
No. q Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
October LIST, 1867. oc}-2w
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Wanted

A COOP BOOT ASD sHOg MAKER.
n Work principally fine boots. Apply at
once. ID. W.CLARk
OCS-lWs AaTlipfs Ferry Ohio
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THE accounts of English trade are
unfavorable. Business and production
languish, and capital is piled up unem-
ployed. The Paris Exposition showed
the great advance that continental
manufacturers had made on England.
In many fabrics, the beauty, tineness
and excellence of the French and other
workmen were so apparent as to NOR
tify the English exhibitors. and to
warn them that they were in danger
OF losing the commercial supremacy
which they have 50 long main
tanned. One reason of this is the
better education of the working
classes in other countries than in Eng
land. The indifference to popular edu-
cation in that country Is wonderful.
An educated and polished Englishman
is as fine a specimen OF humanity AS
the world affords; but nothing exceeds
the stolidity of an Englishman of the
lowest class, a man brought up TO do
only one thing, and learning that rath
er by instinct than by education. But
of the fact that the English manufac-
turers are falling behind their CONT
mental rivals, SDd are gradually yield
ing markets that they have long con-
trOlled, and that are essential 10 the
maintenance of the English prestige
and power.
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A FEW QUESTIONS. FRIESD.

What makes your Hair 50 beautiful
on of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lusire9
Oil of Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your HaIrs
OH of Grapevine.
What removes the Dsndruf9
on OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfeitsdr
on OF Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors OF
OIL OF Grapevine?
LAUGHLIS, SMITH q CO.,
sepls No. 81 Main ST, Wheeling.
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a Young Lady returning to her country
home. after a snJoum OF a few months In the
City, was handy recognized by her friends.
In place OF the coarse. rustic, flushed face, she
mad a soft ruby complexion Of almost marble
smOothueSs. and instead OF twsnty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon Inquiry
as To the cause of 50 great a change, she plain
ly told them that she used tue CIrcRssIan
Balm, and considered II an Invaluable &C.
QUESTION TO any Iady's toilet By its use any
Lady or Gentleman can Improve their per-
sonal appearances an hundred fold. II is SIM
pie in Its combination, as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed in Its efficacy in
drawing impurities from, also healing, cleans
ing and beautiGying the skin and complexion
By its direct action on the cuticle 1t draws
from 1t all lis Impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature in
tended 1t should be, clear. son, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express.
ON receipt OF an order by
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Eayette St, Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the
same mch23- cod ,triwSwly
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=
Ofthe above there were xix died out OF the
city, thus showing less mortality for the
month OF September than has been reported
during the last fifteen years.
f. MCCOY,
ocI-St Secretary of Board Of Health.
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woNpERFEL nUr True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the worId-re-
nuwned Astrolngist and SomnRmbniistic,
Clarivoyant, while In clairvOyHnt
state, delineates the very features OF
the person You are 10 marry, and
by the aid Of an instrument of Intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guar
Antees 10 produce II perfect and liEe-like pic
ture OF the future husband or wife OF the APP.
plicant, with date of marriage, occupation,
leading traits OF character, &c. This is no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. BY stating place OF birth, age,
disposition, color OF eyes aud hair, and en-
closing my cents, and stamped envelope ad-
dressed 10 yourself, you will receive the pic
ture by return mail. together with desired in :
formation.
HS-AdLre%Ss in confidence, MADAME GER.
TRUDE REMINGTON. p. U. Box sE. West
Troy, MY. mch2EeOI, tTiwSwly
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OYSTERS.
Dancing School

IlREsH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
Il and Tor sale by the calsf, can or half can al
Oc2-LT BOOTH, BATTEI.l.E 6 cos.
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THOS. O'BRIES.
Real EStste agent.
For Sale.

WILL SELL THAT EXCELLENT
| business stand north and adjoining the
new residence OF Mr.. John Pnar, Oh Man
street. 1t rents at present for 500 per an
mum; has II rooms, Kitchen and cellar. To-
getheT with water. gas. sc. The LOT fronts
on Main street 80 feet, running back $50.
THOS O'BRIES
OcllW Real Estate Agent
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Wooden & WilloW.Ware.

CEDAR BUCKETS, hoops, brass.
Cedar Wash Tuts. sizes.
Cedar Churns, sizes.
Sugar Boxes.
Market Baskets. with covers, sizes.
Market Baskets, without covers, sizes
i large lot OF the above aTticlesJust receiv-
ed aud for sale low by
r. j. sAYTH,
Corner OF Market and Quincy streets.
sapl7
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FAN Campaign.
Fina Dress Gnods

I'VE ARE NOW RECEIVING ON.
w stock OF Fine Dress COOS, which EI!i
be much larger than usual. Ric;I Embro.d
cred Silks, tnnest ia the city,; RICh HIhek
and CoIOred Gro Grains, Velours and Gru~
de Antique SilkE: Rich Siam Plaids: R-sl
lEtAh Poplins; French AeSinos. ElmpTes-
Cloths; Chene WinceyE; very nns Six MO-
hairs, sc, &C. ]. g RHODES & GO;
sspls
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fur gfnt.
For Rent.
For Rent.

CESSENEY 4 GIFT EN- INTEND RI
> removing their Hat and Cap stOr- 10
Main street, next door TO PollAck's Sotion
House. and offer their present room fof rent
Possession given by the 18th of October
Del SESSESEgf & CiIFFES.
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DEPORT OF the Board Of Health OF the City
IL Of Wheeling, for the month OF Septi.
a; D., 1907.
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DRoF. &. j MEIER, AT THE RE-
L quest or many OF his old pupils OF last
WIuIrT, ana others, who desire 10 be quHiined
for p lite life, has consented 10 give "A course
OF sixteen dancing lessons. He has engaged
PeteTs0u'S Hall Ior the purpose, and Will In
stTuct uu Tuesday and Saturday evenings OF
each week. Terms, - for the course.
fst.f l.
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AoRsIsG EDITION.

It Il II - -
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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SATURDAY BOOMING. OCT. ..
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RETURNED FROM THE WAR-In the
year 1861 a man named Peter Nelson
lived in the town of Gibson in this coun-
ty. He owned land and had wife and
children, but when the war broke out he
left home and enlisted in the Naval ser
vice. After several years absence his
wife received letter from New York
giving information of his death, so she
and the children mourned, and then ap-
piled to have an administrator appointed.
This was done; next the land was sold,
and then the wife removed to Iowa,
and report has it, was married again
why should MT she, with her dear de-
parted dead and buried in the deep.
deep sea? But list! On Tuesday
who should arrive IN this town hut tbe
veritaDle Neilson-not petered ONT hv
considerable, but well and hearty Or
learning the existing state of affairs h,
took philosophical view of the case
gave a quitclaim deed to the present own
er of the land and immediately com
menced preparations to go and see th
wife--we presume he intends to quitclain
her. He says the letter was forger
and he Eas been busy serving Uncle San
and henlssi I not write of his where
abcufE = Its all right
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HUBBARD Mills. -We stopped a
little time at this place a few days ago
aud found everythineas busy as could be.
Mr.. Harvey Hubbard was at home and
took US about his property For warm
day we think he has one of the most
agreeable retreats we have seen for years.
In valley surrounded by high hills, the
Manitowoc River running near by. the
music of the industrious mill as il Turns
out lumber hubs, spokes, &c, all these
things are pleasant, but to see what de-
lights the soul most. go to his garden;
fruit and vegetables in rich profusion
gladden. the sight of him who week after
week must toll over books or read mustv
newspapers, in town. Harvey, when we
get rich editing the TRIBUNE, we intend
to buy your place for country residence,
and then we will do nothing harder than
lie on the grass, watch those bees make
honey and drink water from the spout of
that never failing spring.