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world could give could exceed the satis-
faction of feeling she had done her duty.
But the merchant was not at ease
with himself, and was still celebrating
ON the dilemma in which he was plac-
ed. when a great commotion was heard
in the street occasioned by a gorgeous,
pageant which was defiling through the
Town, to the surprise of all its inhabf:
tants:r the cortege had threaded the
streets in which was Ponsheimer'6
house, and when he looked out of the
window a magnificent coach drawn by
six richly.harnessed horses, and atten-
ded by servants in handsome ltveries,
approaching his house. As soon as 1t
drew up, an elegant cavalier alighted
and entered the door. Hans advanced
to the stairs, but what was his surprise
to find himself in the embrace OF
handsome youth, who, in the voice OF the
Wild Man, called him his future father
and begged to see his destined bride.
! Gertrude's establishment and joy may
be imagined, but it did not exceed that
of her father, while, as for her heartless
and unfilial sisters, no words could de-
scribe their rage and despair.
Unable to endure the sight of hap
piness which had been within their
reach, and which they themselves had
refused, they reproached their father
for decaiving them, and their sisters
for taking advantage of them. Luciter
stood by and smiled his prey awaited
him, for that very day one of them
hung herself, while the body of the
other was found in the river next
Georg of the Valley lived happily
with his gentle and beautiful wife and
his respectable father-in-law. Their
names are to be found in a title-deed
dated 1459, in which the house they oc-
cupied at Lugeck is designated under
the name of The Black Bear.
On the spot where stood the inn, OF
which Georg inhabited portion in the
days of his disguise, now stands the
imposing hotel. The Wild Man, in the
middle OF the Kurnthnergasse.
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A DEMOCRATIC paper, contradicting
report that Susan B. Anthony's paper
partially supports Seymour, indignant
ly declares that {" The Revolution will
go the whole hog"
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B. f. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
Ik and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer In
Cooking and Heating 6togeS. No. Ii Main
Street, Wheeling, West NlrgtnIR-
the public TO my large and select stock OF
Copper Stills, Copper and Bras RettleE Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job WoEkof all kinds viii receive my per-
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order on short notice.
700 feet ~ Inch Wen Tubing, which VIII
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Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are invited TO call and examine.
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FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown,N.J.
PLEASANTLY located on the Delaware
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IL from Philadelphia. The very best educa-
tional advantages furnished in connection
with n pleasant home. Fall term begins
Sept. 18th. For Catalogues address
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Copper, Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware.
REMOVAL.

7 HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP
and Store-Room 7.-...-.---. +.
From Iz9 Market 70 los Main street,
Where 1 win be pleased to see au 1ny,c,;d
customers, and as many new ones as cEooas.
to give me their patronage. have q nun A.
soFtment OF all kinds OF ware usually found
in such establishments, and am TFenareli 70
NIL all orders for anything Manufactured
from Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron.
have several nrstrclass lob Workman
and VIII do any work promptly and AZ
low rates rs any establishment IN theS4afa
feb38-lyT GEO. ". JOHNSON.
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LAWRENcEvILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.

LAWRENCEvILLE,N.J.
r.,uE MKT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
| on Scot 10th. send for Circular.
auZI q. W. NASSAU, Principal.
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encd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will kept clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

upon such property, costing nearly three
times their amount,
Are Secure beyond Any Contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds rim thirty years,
are for COO each, and have coupons at
TAG he'd. They bear annual interest, payable
on the hIst day OF January and July at the
Company's ONCE in the city of New York
at the rate ofsix per cent IN gold. The prin-
cipal is payable in gold at maturity. The
price is IO2, and at the presentrate Of gold,
they pay liberal income on their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds, at
the present rate, are the cheapest security In
the market, and reserve the right to advance
the price at any time. Subscriptions will be
received In New York.
AT tho ConpaDy's once, So. 70
Nassau street,
AND ny
.1ohn j. cisco q Eon.:Bankers, No.
90 Wall street,
And by Leading Bankers generally throush'
out the United states.
Renitta,,ces 1hould berade IN drafts or other
fIrols por in INelO York. and the Bonds tUiu be
sent free Of charge By return ezpTe&s. FtutteS
subscribing through local agents, tcii look to
them for their safe delivery.
A PAMPHLET AID MAP FOR 1868 has just
been published by the Company, giving full
Ter MO. nation than is possible In an adver-
tIsement, respecting the Progress OF the
Work, the Resources of the Country trayers-
ed by the Road, The Means for c. instruction.
and the Value of the Bonds, which will be
sent free on application at the Company +
omces, or to any OF the advertised agents.
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer, MY.
JULY n, 1855. Iels-tlsepl
THTELLIcENCER JOB OFFICE,
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a FIRST CLASS
school for young Ladies.

I'm CoNNECEION with the STATE NOR
| MAL SCHOOL, Trenton, New jersey.
Iiot al charges, including board. tuition, and
books, S225 yea. For Circular with f1ll
parti -ulars, apply to JOHN s. HART, Prtn-
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vI.-Net Cash Earnings on It's Way
Business, that already amount to more
than the interest on the Fist Mortgage
Bonds. These eaEningsaI no indication
OF the vast through traffic that must fol-
low the opening OF the line to tho Pacific,
but they certainly prove that
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IVA Government Grant of the right
to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGES
BONDS. to aid in building theroad, TO
the same amount as tie U. g. Bonds,
Issued for the same purpose and
no more. THE GovERSMENT PERMITS
the trustees for the First Mortgage Bond
holders TO deliver the Ponds TO the Com
pany only as the road is completed, and
after It has been examined by United
States Commissioners andpronouncedt 10
be in all aspects frst.class Railroad.
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TORT RDWARD INsTIrUTEBest in
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. catalogue. A choice Of studies, CONNER
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II.-A Government Grant of $500 acres
of Ia nd to the mile, taken In alternate
sections on each side offs road. This is
an absolute donation. and will be a
source of large revenue in the future.
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III.-A Government Grant of United
States TIL rty-year Bonds, amounting TO
from SIC COO to s4s eco per mile, according
to the difficulties 10 be surmounted on
the various section1 10 be built. The
Government takes a second mortgage as
security, and It is expected that not only
the interest, but the PRINCIPAL amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, mails
HH
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ONE OF THE OLDEST FEMALE sEEI.
" narie8 In the country, widely known
or its superior facilities and unrtyalled To-
nal. offfEdaIGll Mos r. 'F--.+'gH
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va Capital stock subscription from
the stockholders, of which orer Eight
Millioy, Dollars have been paid in upon
the work already done, and which will
beIncressed as the wants orths Company
require.
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MemfaI.
Ayers
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

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IA Government Grant OF the right OF
way, and all necessary timber and other
materials found along the line OF Its
operations.
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700 MILES
oFTHE
UNION PACIFIC R. R.

Are now finished and in operation. More
than twenty thousand men are employed,
and it is not impossible that the entire track
from Omaha to Sacramento, will be finished
In 1869 instead of 1870.
The UNION PACIFlCRAILRoAD COM
PANY receive:
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elect them, find you honest employ
ment, good wages, subsistence, peace
and happiness to yourselves anu your
families?
Answer-They will find you no.
thing. They viii live on the fat
offices your votes have given them,
but they will give you nothing sub;
stantial in return. For. the reason
thatIthey cannot if they would. How
can they, when they have nothing in the
e0orld, but false promises, to give.
They can't make you co-partners in
the offices, and if they have any
means in the world by which they
can place an honest living in your
reach, in Gods name, what is it?
You. can't live on promises and poll
tics, my friends; and I'll bet my life
your radicals won't share their Office
profits with you.
Now, colored men, I beg you to
think of these things. If you do
not conclude that your true interests
are with the old white men of the
South, then you are mad, mad in
deed. I am, truly, your
FRIEND.
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Your interest hhs mainlyibeen con-
suited in this choice. They are your
real friends. who, in time of need,
you NAV conade.,.!!jT- sspproaoiI uud De
received with cordial feelings. They
are the friends OF the laborer, the
tradesman, the farmer and the plan
ter. Their interest is your interest,
and your destiny is with the white
man of the South. o..
'Why halt yaE between two opin-
ions; ohoosey ye this day whom thou
wilt serye.n g.. FIDES.
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THE FUTURE OE THE SOUTH.
Henry G. Carey, of Philadelphia. the
well-known publicist and statistician,
in letter on the incompatible en-
dowments and advantages of the
South, says: "Seeing these things,
and seeing, further, that its whole
upland country presents one Of the
most magnificent climates of the
world, can it be doubted that the
day is at hand when emigration to
the South and Southwest must take
Che place now occupied by immigra-
tion to the West, and when power is
to pass from the poor soils of the
North east to those richer ones which
now offer themselves in such vast
abundance in the centre, the South
and the Southwest? AS think, it
cannot"
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Hon. Isaac w. Hayne declines the
nomination for Attorney General, and
in his card says:
"To vote against tho Constitution,
is every white mans duty, and far
seeing negro who loves his race,
would do so likewise; bnt 1 fear that
few such will be found"
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COLUMBIA
Sunday Morning, April L. 1858.


II there was such a thing as q
news almanac, it would read about
this time look out for prophecies. "
They always come together, like
troubles, and ct different periods, like
the cholera. A certain class of little
great minds, versed to some extent
in Biblical lore, are INCREASINGLY on
the watch to take advantage Of any
occurring historical events, to pro-
mulgate theories and prophecies, IN
most cases only remarkable for their
absurdity. Fortunately for these
savans, it would appear that q great
era is on the verge of dawn in the
World-no less than the total disap-
pearanoe from earth Of spiritual go
vernment as allied with. temporal,
the four great and most ancient
spiritual authorities seeming about
to expire, or to be swept away 10y
events. The present Grand Lama OF
Thibet fulfills the prescribed number
dictated by ancient prophecy, and his
Office expires with him. The Mikado
of Japan is also tottering on, and
with his spiritual throne, the open
ing of the ports to foreigners having
proved fatal to his prestige. The
Sultan of Turkey is also once more g
very "sick man." his longer position
In Constantinople being extremely
precarious and general doubt exist
iug whether Islam will longer regard
Aim as its spiritual head when di-
~orced from the glories of the 'city
of the golden horn" Public opinion
also inolines to the belief that at the
death of Plus TX, Rome will become
absorbed in the kingdom of Italy
and the temporal power of the Pope
be at an end. In addition to these
inetanoes, the prospective fatal effects
OF the Pacific Railroad upon Nor
mondom might also be considered,
and that about exhausts the catalogue
of spiritual governments at present
existing upon the face of the earth
and represented by many millions of
IFS Inhabitants. Here, then, is u
rieh field for prophecy. The Reve-
= sc T0L,,
serve as the foundation upon which
TO build the fabric of prescience, as
as it has done hundreds of times
before. No doubt the wonld-be in
spired can hit the precise period
pre-fgured in the divine record, and
open our eyes to untold wonders and
evils about to dawn upon us. Who
knows, asks the New Orleans Times,
but a new faith may spring out of it.,
as powerful as Millerism in its great
est day? at all events, the-times are
propitious for new sensation, and
here is the opportunity offered; SO
let the prophets Of the day among us
open their Sybilline books, and bend
their turgid intelleots to the task of
divination. Such an opportunity is
not likely to occur againin the course
of their natural lives, and should not
be lost.
Hon. Isaac w. Hayne declines the
nomination for Attorney General, and
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A German farmer named Schwate,
living near Fremont, Kansas, under
took to "blow out" the barrel of his
gun the other day. He pushed back
the hammer with his toe, put his
mouth to the muZz!o of the barrel,
and was about to turn on the
wind, when his toe slipped from
the hammer. The gun got in the
first blowfthen, and took the top of
Schwate's head off.
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Local :Trepne.

used IN the construction OF MIR. Geo.
Parker's new building, accidentally
came down with crash, yesterday;
but, fortunately, did not seriously
iDjure any one. A workman received
severnl slight cuts about the head,
and was somewhat bruised.
PoLITICAn MEETINGS. YESTERDAY
In THE CoUNTRY.-Large meetings
were held Mt Hanahan's store and
Gadsden, yesterday morning. At the
former place, addresses were deliver
ed by Colonel J. P. Thomas, W. K.
Bachman. Esq, Mr.. Clarkson and
two colored men. And it is be-
ieved that much good was accom-
plished, as Il number of colored per-
SONS united themselves with the
Democratic party. At Gadsden, the
assemblage was addressed by jas. G.
Gibbes, Esq, and Col. F. W. Nc
Master. Nash and Edwards (colored)
ventilated Republican ideas. The
speakers were all attentively listened
to, and everything passed off plea
sanity.
In THE CRY. announced in the
Phenir, Democratic mass meeting
was convened in front Of the Court
House, last night. About o'clock,
the citizens began to congregate, and
at half-past s, by the light of burn
ing tar barrel, hundreds of persons
black and white-were discovered
grouped in different parts OF the
square. The meeting was organized
by Capt. W. B. Stanley, and interest
ing addresses were delivered by Gel.
VIM. Johnson, (of Charlotte,) Joseph
d. Pope, Esq, Coils. j. p Thomas and
A. G. Haskell. On the conclusion O.
the speeches, cheers were given for
the success of the Democratic party.
RELIa1ous SERVICES THIS Day
Trinity Church Rev. P. ]. Shand,
ector, 10!la n. m. and 8 p. m.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. II.
Adams, 1O's II. M; Rev. DR.. Girar-
dean, p. m.
st. Peters Church-Rev. J. J.
O'Connell, Pastor, 10 q. m. and 3 D. III.
Washington Street Chapel
DR.. Girardeau, 101a o. m. Rev. J. r.
Dow, - p. M.
Marion Street Church-Rev. T. II.
Law, 101a n. H.; Rev. w. 81. Adams,
31s p. m.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. 4.
II. Rude, 10la a. m.
Baptist Church-Rev. j. L. Rey-
nolds, 1O1a a. m.
How TO KEEP OFF Ants. The
following recipe is recommended as
being highly effective:
"Place the vessels or stands, or
whatever the ants may attack, on
piece of walnut plank, and you will
see no more of them. Try it, and
you will not be disappointed. I pre-
sumo the odor of the wood drives
them off,"
- ->c~--|N~ = ~.~1~-
Among the 100000 of people by
whom Jeddo, Japan, is inhabited,
there is not beggar in the street,
not man unable to read, not boor,
not drunkard, not q ruffian. The
women are beautiful, the men robust
and energetic, there is no trouble
about fashion, education is universal,
books are plentiful, though there are
no newspapers, life is simple and
easy, marriage is universal, and chill
dren go naked.
~>~-~- ~7e- ~ ..
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The post
Office open during the week from S1I .
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MIR. EDITOR: We are glad to con-
firm the rumor that has been so
common in certain circles, for the
last few days, of the offer by the De-
mocratic Clubs of New York and
Cincinnati, both to send out to each
of the Southern States, 800 to 500
white mechanics, and such other
white laborers as may be fonnd ne
cessary. 1t is assumed that all of the
railroad companies, us vel, rs the
steamship lines, will put tue fare at
mere nominal amounts. We are glad
to see, however, that the gentlemen
here, who have been consulted with
regard to the wants of this State,
have with great consideration and
regard for the interests Of our con-
servative colored friends, postponed
their action till after the elections, as
the necessities of this section cannot
be known before. The only draw
back to the benefits of this great
movement, is that the intense and
bitter prejudice that exists North
against all colored mechanics. may
grow here and work to the disad-
vantage of those faithful men who
stand by their friends. The influence,
however, of such men as James G.
Gibbes, Clark Waring, j. p. Thomas,
r. w. Johnson, will do much good.
A FRIEND TO Those WE CAN TRUST.
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The following Democratic nomina-
tions have beon made:
DARLINGToN.--Senate---Hon. E.
W. Charles. Representatives--Dr.
J. e. Byrd, F. F. Marley, James l..
Coker and d. G. Mcintosh.
Enthusiastically. j. l.. Cannon.
Representatives-Dr. Joseph Hill,
George niii, r. w. Eison.
MARLBORO. o.-Senate--Z. A. Drnke.
Representatives-Harris Covington,
B. +. Pegues.
LANCASTER, -Senate-R. M. Sims.
Representatives-T. Frank Clyburn.
w. G. Stewart.
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Mr.. EDITOR: We were struck with
the truth of the remarks of Mr..
Gibbes, with reference to the en-
ployment of those of the colored
people, who are SO violently oppos-
ing the interests of the whites. Now,
we are rejoiced to see this feeling
taking some tangible form, in the de,
termination that is manifested, to
record the names of those who, in an
open manner, show their faith in
their old friends by their acts. This
record. we learn, is to be kept for
the information of all contractors, and
parties who have 20 employ labor.
we learn, too, that it is further pro-
posed, to record what may truly be
called black list--that is, one with
the names OF such colored men as
take prominent part against their
white friends. Every citizen is urged
to add to this list, all the information
that he may become possessed of.
The days of the election will enable
nearly all, if not every one, to be cor
rectly recorded. He who is not with
MS, is against us; and, rs was truly
said by Mr.. Gibbes, "Why should
we nurse viper to sting us?" Note
this. K. K. X.
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AUCTION Sales.
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