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n[EMBERsHIP FEEs.

inc II ItoT I1Iie6 q CERTIFICATE Of .Msnsbeahtp
iTi Be JtsTtfshedO and one dollar and ten
Sue notice will be given. One dollar nom
each membsr goes to the widow or heirs OF
the deceased member. and ten cents nor e1S-
penis Tbss :" company Il divided into TEN
CLASSES FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
6SIed len new Glasses VIII be adopted. Men
and women are not allowed In the same
Glasses. Everything done TO make each
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the obiect ofthis Association Is to secure I
oo1I naYment within forty days after thu
SaatL N a member OF as many uollars as ther(
oIS members In the class to which he or SHIT
beIonEs, to his or her heirs.
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gife gusaraute.
IIFE iNs.U RAN oE'
5000 FOR 50 pRnMIUM,
=, opseAT1yE REIIIEF ASSOCIATIONS:

NJ A N a A T 7 a \
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binary Lie Insurance. Companies are: No
panlcS can break II; the fees are so small, and
required TO be paid Ct such long intervals
potency upon his death.
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nRIECT.

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The OFFICERS Of the Association are:
E. McCURDY, President. ssss e =
EESON T. WRIGHT, Vice PreBtdent.1s
W. s. CARMAN. Treasurer. - spa
LEWIS 8ANDERS, Secretary.
LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED IN every.
county and town, and applications nom
competent parties for such agencies. with
suitable endorsement, shonld be addressed 70
the Gompany6 General agent,
.e5zssts ROBERT p. NOAH,
Mo. ga + street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Sta, WdShfTI0to1, ID. @,
General Agent for the District Of Columbia
and States OF Virginia and West Virginia.
sep90s3m - .H.sss.e :
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"a CERrAIS CUBE"

Fer Incipient Consumption, Asthma
Coughs. Colds, dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
and General Debility, Will be found in DR..
Tobias Pulmon1c Life Syrup. This valuable
medicine, compounded from the gifts of the
vegetable Kingdom Will be found q sover-
e!gn remedy, in all the above named disea-
ses. The demand for this valuable COM
pound is daily increasing, and 1t VIII with
ont. a doubt become as popular us Doctor To-
bias celebrated Venetian Liniment Con-
sumption in It's last stages this Syrup will
not cure, nor is there any remedy that Will;
a relief, however. VIII be found by It's use.
What tits stated 10 euro 1t surely will do, as
a trial will prove. Thousands of Certificates
can be seen at the Depot. Sold by the Drug
gIsts, and at No, 10 Park Place, New York.
Price 10 cents ASK for DR.. Tobias Pull
monio Life Syrup, and take no other.
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gle be known beforehand. Noble eff
forts are being made and will be con-
tinued. Certainly they are not likely
10 be sIackened when Il Is seen that the
conclusion affects all of the States and
the country for four years, as well as
the welfare of the States themselves for
a briefer term. But here is such an OPP
portunity for devotion as Is not often
AFFORDED. 1t is that a single State cleo
ton may be made instrumental for SO
Sreat good. 1t is not often that the good
70 be done is SO instant, comprehensive
and unalIoyed, and that its practical
and material results are so sure to last
and to embrace all in widening bene-
fits. The gravity of the case, enhanced
by the attitude of the Executive, is, we
are happy to believe, appreciated, and
the proper work Is being properly done
TO secure all that is within reach. Let
it be continued. until We rejoice in a
common joy that the country is safe
and right, and future its finally and
fortunately established.
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Pure Blood, MUDDY water

Pure blood may be compared 10 pure
water, and impure blood to muddy water. Il
you pass muddy water through muslin you
SOL it; continue the process and Sou cover
with thick mud. Blood passes through all
parts OF the body If good and pureit nour.
ishes and cleanses the parts 1t goes through
II i'm pure it leaves more less dirt behind
It. BRANDBETa's FILLS are the medicine
wanted, because they are made on purpose
TO take dirty humors out OF the body, and
they never fail. These pills cure scrofula
even of forty years' standing; they have
cured cases of rheumatism when the patient
had not walked for four yeats; of paralysis
where the legs had lost their power of move,
ment for seventeen ytaIs. The evidence in
these cases cannot be disputed. Is there q
towu in the world where such evidence ex-
lists NOT? If BRANDRKTH's PILLS have besn
much used there we know that such evil
dence can be Iound.
But be sure and see upon each box my
name in the Government stamp, in white
letters. B. BRASDRETH, Brandreth House,
New York. Gold by all druggists.
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Special gpttefs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
An AWFUL PEsEILEScE

WITH the cheated term" comes the dang
ers Of that fdghtful pestIence-CholeEa-
What untold and Undesirable misery it has
brought into Thousands of householasin cur
land every year for generations past. a
SPECIFIC and certain preUentattus ss well as
speedy and absolute cure for this awful dis
ease is The Great Household Remedy. now
know all over the world, as Mishlers Herb
Bnierz. 1t VIII positively fortify thesysten
against the attacks Of Aslatlc Cholera,
Cholera sfotbus, Cholera 1nfantum, Diar-
Ihoea, Summer Complaint, Dysentery,
chouc, Painters cho!Ic, &c. d. H. Bssen,
N. D.. Physician.in-chief of the o. g. Hos
pital Ship, Falcon" highly recommends 1t
for Cholera, and has used It with navel
lous success in such cases. It acts Ike an
angel Of mercy IN every instance. Bold by
ali druggists and dealers.
Dr.. 8. B. Hartman & Co.. PEoprietoEsr
Lancaster, Pa
Fer sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH q Co..
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va
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WE have to thank our good friendI
the Buckhannon Advertiser, for kind
word of commentator, which the IN
TELLIaRNcER tries TO deserve. The
Advertiser has "heard 1t mooted" that
the INTKLLIGENCER is not and never
has been ''a friend to the soldier" but
Is kind enough 10 assure it's readers
that such asuggestion does us injustice.
With the exception of the Wheeling
Register we were not aware that any
body entertained that opinion, save
ono or two gentlemen who have de-
nounced the INTELLlGENCER because
thoy, happening to be soldiers, could
not use it for the prom otion of their
personal schemes without reference TO
the good and success of the Union
party. We are told that these per-
SONS have taken great pains 10 poison
the minds of soldiers by telling them
the INrELLIaENcER was not friendly 10
their interests, but we have never felt
1t necessary to contradictsuch ISLANDERS,
because we know that every intelligent
man who has read and reads oul
columns knows better, and we could
hardly hope to convince any others. Il
there is a newspaper in this State, OF
any other, which, since the first regi-
ment went from this city TO Grafton, in
June, 1861, has given its columns more
freely and said more good words than
this for the boys in blue everywhere,
according TO its capacity both ofspace
and editors, We should be glad to be re-
ferred toit, and We shall willingly COM
pare records on this question with any
paper or any gentleman. soldier or ci-
william, In this State or out gift. Ifany
gentleman has been led 10 believe the
ISrRLL1aENCER unfriendly to the boys
in blue, We respectfully ask to be refer.
red to the evidence. Our files will
show.
The truth is. as our files will also
show, the very persons who orig.
mated and use this charge against us
are those who had had more courtesies
and favors in our columns than any
others, and they know it. It matter.
no. that we obliged them ninety-pin,
Zines. whom the hundredth time WI
conceived our duty to lie in diferen
direction from their personal interests
We we're at once assailed as unfriendlI
to All soldiers because they, trying Z
nsa the soldiers as a lever 70 eleVat'
themselves, could not use the 1NTELL1
SsHNoER also TO that end.
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THE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITToF NEW YORK,
no. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.


DARIUS r. MANGAH, President
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEpOs-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al o personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
tho amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or small mI UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NoTICE, allow
ing interest en- ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages OF security, CONVENE ice and pIofit.
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Judicial, Senatorial aud County Con-
yeutIOuS.

The Marshall county people yestor-
day appointed delegates to judicial
convention to be held in this city, but
have withdrawn their proposition to
have It held on the 18Th inst, and will
send their delegates at such time 'as
may be hereafter agreed on. We UNI
derstand delegates have been appointed
in Brooke, with the expectation that
the convention would be held here on
the 18th. We therefore call their atten-
ton TO this postponement, rendered
necessary by the fact that no delegates
have yet been appointed from this
county or from Hancock.
Is It not time, fellow. citjzens OF Ohio
county, we were moving in this NATTER
We have a candidate for Judge to NOM
inate, u candidate for Senator, candl-
dates for House OF Delegates, and for
county Offices. Marshall, Ohio, Brooke
and Hancock constitute the Judicial
Circuit, and Ohio, Brooke and Hancock
the Senatorial District. The Senatorial
and Judicial nominations may there
fore be made at tho same time, the del
egates from Marshall Withdrawing after
the Judicial nomination Is made. The
delegates to this Convention may be
appointed at the same time we nomi-
nate county officers, SO that but one
County Convention would be necessary
to accomplish the whole work. When
shall this County Convention be held ?
1t is probably time to begin to consider
the matter.
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valuable Propgrty for Sale.

OWING TO ILL HEALTH, I OFFER
~ for sale my FARM and FLOORING
Mill, situated miles east WhE elirg, and
~ miles south OF Trladelphia, Ohio, Co., W.
Va. The Iarm contain EabOut 400 a. res 80 of
which is bottom land well adapted for gar
dening purposes, and the balance is exceed
inRly well suited either for growing grain or
s ock 1aIm-the latter, especially, IN an emf
nent degree. The Mill is one OF the most
eligIbly located fer custom work in the coun-
amply testify TO tnis statement 1t contains
9 p4ir OF burrs, and pair of choppers, with
nIltLe machinery in good running order.
The Improvements on the farm consist OF
my reSiusnce, which contains eight rooms
Iin thed in modern style, and with This, all
the outbuildingI necessary. The premises are
neatly enclosed and the grounds dnelylaid
out aud ornamented with everRreens and
other shTubbery. In addition TO this, there
I "a good frame tenant houke, enclosed, and
beautifully surrounded with shade trees,
which was fitted up for the accommodation
of the mill or farm. The orchard contains
so apple trees, bearing choice mutt. There is
also, = large vegetable garden empaled and
fitted up with grapes anu other small NUT.
Persons desiring further Information, re-
3, Getting the price, payments. &C., and at the
same time obtain agood bargain, would do
we'll TO visit me Immediately, on the
premises, as have fully deLermIned 70 sell
on reasonable Terms. Full possession given
the 1t OF April next, iGsold.
SAMUEL BUCHANAN,
MIDDLE WHEELING VALLEY, Aug. II, IS.
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To DYE, or NOT TO DYEe
THAT IS THE QUERY.

If your hairs gray or red. then heal yep
hear YET
jser ye.
CrIstadoro's Hair PFeseryntive
AND BEAUTIFIER.-Itis actually eject
ing wonders. People with their hair almost
ruined by the Use OF deleterious nostrums,
are now rejoicing In luxuriant crop, and
this has been accomplished by short use
the above wonderful compound.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Bair
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6S alden Lane.
Principal Depot, No. Astor House.
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aIeettng Id MoundsvllIe.

The people were addressed at Mounds.
vile yesterday, in the morning, by Mr..
A. w. Campbell, in the afternoon by
Hon. Benjamin Stanton, and by Hon.
w. E. Stevenson at night. A large
crowd was in attendance and good
feeling prevailed.
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Meetings al FAirmonI, CIHrKAhurI
and ParkeFsburE.

The Central Committee this morning
announce that Mr.. a. w. Campbell
will speak to the people at Fairmont
Thursday night, 2Oth; ClarksbuTg Fri
day night, 2Ist, and at ParkersburR
Saturday night, 22d. Mr.. Campbell
will go to the Kanawha region, and is
announced 10 speak at Point Pleasant
on the 25lh. We hope our friends down
there will arrange for other meetings
for that gentleman during his visit.
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GenerRI UuVal.

General DnvaI is confined at home by
severe illness, occasioned by old
wounds, from which he suffers from
iirne TO time. We regret to hear that
his present condition is such as to cause
some anxiety on the part of his family
and Immediate friends. We trust his
ilIneas NAY be but Temporary.
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MeetIng at Grafton,

The Central Committee announce this
morning that meeting will be held at
Grafton Saturday, I'D inst, to be adj
dressed by Hon. Benjamin Stanton.
This is now the final arrangement and
will be adhered to. We trust our
friends there will give Gov. Stanton a
large crowd. We can promise you,
gentlemen, he will give you good
speech.
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Aftention Baltio.

THERE WILL BE a SPECIAL MEET-
ing Of the B. B. C. at the ONCE OF Peterson
& Benson This evening. All are expected 10
be present, IS business of Importance de-
Tnacds attention BY order OF
r. WOOD BLACK, Pres,t
3. JoHSsoN. Sec. auG-l4-lt
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Aftr AarertisemEuts.


The dne passenger steamer WM-
4 eBe<a BUTLER, Capt Amos Davis E1Il
-Z4AIeAve as above Saturday, the 1Slh
Fof freight or passage apply on baaId or to
B0Oca, BAfTELLE & CO.,
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Washington aid Jsf3ISOl College.

TIFT WEIGHT STUDENTS WERE
e graduated at tue late Com nencement In
this institution: for1y-seven in the classic
and eleven in the Scientific department.
Next Term begins Ssptember3. Circulars
furnished on application TO
THE PRESIDENT,
auRl4-eod2w SanoDsbuTg. Pa.
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I,nsf or Stnlan.

nHE P1BLIC ARE NOTIFIED NOT TO
pay the following described check:
Numbered E73. dated Aug. IL, ISIS, draw n by
NJ q =. Pollock, on the National Bank OF
West Va, IN favor of Thomas BToWte or
bearer, for four hundred AND sevenIy-three
dollars ana fourteen cents tS453H)
augI+2I" NJ. s ]. POLLOCK.
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Nofnia.

WANTED TO RuY-A SOUND. WELL
w broken MULE for Coal Bank work.
WHIIAKER IROS Co.,
aus1I-Ss Crescent Iron Works
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HAPPY MARRIAGES..

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, and IN sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. my19-smd&w
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Notice.

THE GRANT AND CoLEAx GLEE
CLUB will meet st the Editorial Rooms
Of the ISTELLIGESCER ONCE this ETtiay
evening, at half past seven o'clo,E.
BY order OF
a1El4-It COMMITTEES.
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WILSON, DUNLBVY 8 WHEELER

A RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
n to order Packing Tierces, Flour and APP
pie Barrels, Half Barrels, Grocery and NAH
Kegs of all sizes, Cigar and GIaFe Boxes;
RIsO SieIm BUat dulLs ana BaEgsS.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM, S5mnes
n below the city, and only = 4. lie nom
MOore's Landing, on the Ohio River, 52H
acres, - under cultivation. On 1t there Is =
comfortable dwelling house, ttabltnR, srnUke
anu spring house 40 thrifty lie tres, and
abundance OF small fruit for family use.
VIII he sold at a lair pTlc1 on easy terms
auRl4 !. IRWIN.
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Fxcellent Tavern Stand for Sale

AM AUTHORIZED SELL THAT
popular tavern stand on the west side Of
me 2nd Ward Market kqusIer known a. HE
ii 81 PTOR Ht USE. containing - rOOuS
With kftrhen, CeIIaT and snug bah ITom
CJas and water On 10th 6oOTs; god sIablinR
Recommendations on the alley part OF the l. /,
- THos. O'RRIES.
aue10-lw Real state A gent.
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EXECUTORS Notice.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
& Co., are requested to make payment to the
undersigned, and those having claims
against the estate of n. g. Leech will pre-
sent the same properly authenticated for
TaoS. HUGHES, Executor
auR1-1md of II. G. Leecn. decd.
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the Democratic leaders throughout the
State fawning upon and flattering
them and fellowshipinE with them, and
perhaps disgusting them, just as their
fellow-Democrats are doing in the
South.
In view OF all this, what would it
have signified, what principle of
morals, what teaching OF Christi
anity would have been violated, If Mr..
Stevenson had advocated the claim of
the negro citizens of Ohio to the ballot,
and had donc 1t in company with
MIR. j. NJ. Langston? He says
he did not. But if he had what
Of it, 1t would have been only
such a recognition of the black man as
the Southern Democrats now eyery-
where hasten and take the utmost
pains to give him. And cannot a
Northern Radical be as liberal towards
the negro as Southern Democrat?
The only difference lone Is sincere and
humane; the other is ready, as soon as
he has used the black man to accom-,
plish his own purpose, to cut his throat
or burn him at the stake.
1t is fortunate for the Democratic
party, both here and in Ohio, that it il
the color of the skin and not of the
heart that disqualifies from suffrage
for fit were not so, how many of the
black citizens of Ohio who defended
the Government in the rebellion and
shed their blood for the flag, who pay
their taxes for its support, cheerfully
and loyalty as they fought for it, would
carry the ballot TO the polls, and how
many such white Democrats as the
Register man (white outside) would be
under the banP And yet the color OF
the heart has vastly more TO do with
the right to vote than the color of the
skin
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Sheriff Sale.

John N. Hensel } Court of Common Pleas
EIisabsth Hsnss. ss ar -. II psT!itiSs: tiSSssa's.
will offer for sale on the premises, on .,, /,
Saturday, the 18th day of August, A. D.
-nf-1 ss,.il.ss 1858, - - 49,,
at one O'Clock P. NJ. the following described real
Franklin county Ohio, and in the ID quarter of the
1st township and 18th range United States militar
lands. bounded and described as follows: Est
Beginning at the southeast corner of No.. To-
thence west 100 poles to post from which whit
oak 90 inches in diameter bears north % degrees,
west 20 links. and a white oak 25 inches diameter
bears north 80 degrees, east Is links; thence norh
81 pcles to post. from which an ash "a inches di-
ameter bears north 80 degrees, west links. oak
sinches diameter bears south AZ degrees, west
Inks thence east 100 poles to the line of tb lot
thence south 81 poles to the beginning, conta ming
conveyed to said Martin Hensel by John Stephen
by deed of December !. 1s53 recorded in the Re-
orders Office of Franklin county. Ohio. in record
No So page 424. excepting oerefrom about 40 poles
John Clots and Jacob Neiswander by deed of
March Sd. A. D. 1850 recorded in book No. SO. page
37S. in said Recorders Office. and excepting also
twelve and half (l21s) acres out of the southwest
corner of said tract conveyed by said Martin Hem
sci and wife to John Clots by deed dated February
lst A. d. 1864. recorded in the Recorder office of
Franklin county, Ohio, in book No. 80, page 255,
leaving thirty-eight (30 acres, more or less, of
which said Martin Hensel died seized.
, Terms-One- third of the purchase money cash in
hand on day of sale. one-third in year. and the
balance in two years from the day of SALE deferred
payments to bear interest and be secured by mort
gage on the premises. ~
Appraised at $50 per acre.
GEORGE H. EARHART. Sheriff.
II. B. ALBERY, Atty. jy1o-d1twtd
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The Tn 5 How, Hl,1s ,s,N Needle monopoly.


Aprotest has been offered in Congress
against another extension of the Howe
sewing machine patent, It seems to us
about time to put an end to this remark
able monopoly. We should hardly call
it monopoly. perhaps, inasmuch as its
benefits are enjoyed by nearly all the
sewing-machine companies. 1t is mon
opoly, however, so far as the public is
concerned, and the various companies
find it to their interest to sustain the
TO grant a patent on the ordinary
saw-buck or the rocking chair would be
about as appropriate as for Congress to
grant a renewal of this Howe patent
1t applies merely to the needle, and has
far more than paid the. inventor of the
improvement for the trouble of invent
ng,sit. "A s.renewal" as we understand
it, is intended only for cases in which
the original inventor has been inade-
quately rewarded for his ingenuity
not for the mere emolument of already
wealthy companies. After the extern
sion of the Howe monopoly we suggest
that patent be issued for "sharps, /" "be-
tweens" and "drill-eyed" needles, and
for the fingers which ply them.-M. Y.
Mail .EsEisE sseE q 7sE7usss gssag -
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ssNo kissing !" said Goethe 8 first love,
the little milliner, Gretchen s"noi kis-
sing that is so vulgar; but let us lovsif
we can!" No doubt the girl, two years
the senior, was laughing at the impas'
stoned boy, yet there was rare, refine
ment in her distaste. Wieland, the
German novelist, must have been sub
lime lover. He was perfectly convinced
that love was born with the. first sigh,
and expires in certain degree with the
first kiss. Zimmerman asked the young
lady to whom he was attached, when it
was that Wieland saluted her for the
first timea "Wieland," replied the
amiable girl, did not kiss my hand for
the first four years of our acquaintance"