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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured Themselves by A cer,on
practice, INDUCED In when alone, u habit III,.
Quenuy learned rom evil companiouN. or nj
school, the effects OF which are nightly Ipli.
even when asleep, and, II not cured, renIeIs
marriage impossible, and destroys bath Innu
and body, should apply immediately.
What pity hRta young man, The hoIt OF
his country, the pride OF his parents, AhOuu
be snRlched from all prospects and enII,y-
mcnts Of Life by the Consequence OF IluvGI-
ung rom me PAN q nature, and indulging
hnfNEn nm lam nlnl (.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and bOdy mr.. IN,
most necessary requisites 10 prOmULs c0unI.
6lRl happiness. Indeed, without these lie,
Journey through life becomes weary Mi.
EtllnH$Si The prospect hourly darkeIh 10 lie
view, tho mlud becomes Swallowed win dr.
SPAR and nlled with tho melancholy rvIicI
uou that the happiness OF another uSI,i,,,,,
blehted with our own.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20

The many Thousands cured al this o,,r,.
llShment within the last twenty year. %,I
Lhe numerous important surgical 0DeuIlinnS
performed bZ Dr. Johnston, Witnessed Nv Lhe
t !spPfIIG OF ~ Sun and many otner papers
again before Tho public, 6ealdeH hiS sISniinS
sS5,h gentleman Of character aud rtNISctt.
Duity u sutncient guarantee 10 tho NthIclNI
SKIN DLsEAsRs SPEEDILY CURED,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20
DIR. JOB N.S TON,

ONCE No. = BOuth Frederick street,
Left hand ode going trom baltimore ntrss, n
few doom nom the corner, Fail MOI in ~
serve tho name and number,
~ No Letters received unless most nnI,I n, =,
containing Q stamp 10 DO uHel on Lie Te,'1v
Persons writing should state nue., ann xe'I;s
TOMS. Hil'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.


Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate Of one VI The nIost snil.
nent Colleges In the United SLatos, and lin
greater part Of Whose life LaA bCen gpeni In
Inc hospitals Of London, Paris, PnIlaieluhla
and elsewhere; has etIectetl soine OF lie in1Si
astonishing cures that were ever Known.
many troubled with ringing III tho head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, DeIIl,,
alarmed at sudden sounds, DtlHhIuIneha., will
frequent bluShing, attended sometimes win
arrangement OF mind, wers cured !mnle.
diAtaly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01
Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly by
G M COLE, GROCER.


APPLES--
BEANS Beans 50 50C0$3 90 per
oOsN'
BUTrERal6(@25c'
bAklNG POWDERS AL R'nds'' 5U Cts
per pouni'
COFFEE -25'03V Tor green. Drowned
81 Cts
CRACKERS Butter 10, Soda l2I, aud
CrCem 40 cts per pouod
CAYDiEs Stick Candy So, Clear 40c,
French 60, . pound,
CAYDLEs -TaIlOw 20'j Star 253 per
pound.
DRIED PsAcuE S.
EGos--ln good demand at l5c.
FLouR There is decline. We
quote choice A At SO 50; xxx 500;
Xxx Sc co. X So 90
FRulTs Raisons 25i, Prpnes 25o,
Cnrmo,s csc, Figs SOC per pound.
FBu New mackeral by the kit 9 70
ass so; Cnt 10 TO l2@c pound.
GnarY Wheat prime 1901 90
Oats soc, Corn soc.
GtAss-SxlO. 50 90. loxl2,. 90;
l0xl4, s. 90; lOxl5, $4 20; lOxl6
81 80; l2HlG, 81 80.
KAsAwHa Salt Barrel So 60
LEAD AND Suor-Bor Lead l5c per
ID. Shot all Nos. lee per Ii.
LARD - l8O22c
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01
AN ORDINANCE.

Be il ordained by hc Council of The town Of
Point Pleasant, That it shall be the duty Of
every resident Of this town to repor: to the AS
essorthe number aud sex of the dogs owned
by them, or remaining upon their premises,
within twenty days from the date of this ordi-
nance for the purpose Of having the same reg.
istesed; and upon their failure so to do they
shall pay fine Of not less than five dollars nor
more than ten dollars.
And be i further ordaiacd That any person
who may hayeh or her dog registered as n.
iisresaid shall be required toput colararound
its neck with anumbrr to DO designated by the
said Assessor Aud the town Sergeant is here.
by required, after the expiration Of said twenty
days, to kill any dogs that may be found with.
III the limits of the town. without the collar and
numbers aforesaid.
And the said Assessor is hereby required to
furnish listto the said Sergeant, OF all the
dogs so registered by him, and the said Sargent
is hereby required to collect a tax of one dollar
for each male dog and tax Of five dollars for
each female dog, aud he is hereby empowered
to restrain for the same as for other taxes,
1t is hereby ordered that this ordinance be
published for three successive weeks in each OF
the town papers, ana shall be in force from its
passage. Passed June sSth 1869. L5-3t
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01
MIR. HENRY !. RAYMOND.

The Nav York SIN of lime 22l saws.
.Tbo r,,,,l ,r NJ, p,rr,,j too,,
r,,oa W. ro. ,o",n' ohornno, wo ioot
p tho wo,, IA ,No c,roo, ro,o, chin
w. Lc' 70, ,"T J"I .n n,"v na,r.ooJ
w ho Yo'"Pra ~ y, r FL "fIii "a bo,a nc
"".'' W " a. 10 ~" ~ NV '"G io G;o
W. o"'l I,o ' '%, a'' , ",,r
t ,So., w , nt"''"' '"'' ~ - "''' way"
~ a. '9"" guy, A. p,.,o,,,, ,,,.,,,o,
o ,',,o '", ~ liz, '"'" ,,ooOronn NO.
in " bn Iis aoOra;r,,on 1 H. r" ~
,yltr -! "'' IN 5ro ~ ai ry
sa,j,, % s,rra ,Eo, Fom No. aro sa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

A petrfsl human body has lately
been disinrcred from Baltimore CEN
e'ery, II was that of a man sixly-fve
years Of age, who weighed some three
hundred pounds a! the tine OF bis death,
and which has been buried since No
vcmbcr 49, 1869 The body, with the
exception Of the lace which showed
signs Of decay, was almost as perfect as
OF death No other body in the same
lot, and Of tho sane family, exhibited
any signs Of poirifcaton,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01
GROwL NO. 4,

Mr.. Editor;
While srolIing along the street with
both eyes open, watching for something
to growl at, oud inwardy growing at
fole for denying me a new subject, | had
about made up my minl 10 give "Baby
Public" rest this week, when oil at
once and UNI xpfcledly, crowd Of boys
some with stones and some with sticks
in their hands, rushed rouDd . corner
and on up The street a! bteak.neok speed.
| stopped and looked around in order TO
ascertain the cause Of this commolion
md soon discovered the familiar form
d "old Abe" whom everybody in town
Knows, hobbliog along with his stick in
bis hand and mutcriog not loud but
deep a. the boys, who were having a
"Ii!t'e spor" as they call it, with the
old man, The way they have their
sport is this wise: Seine one will throw
stone or sick at "Abe' who immedi'
aloIy gives chase. but before he has gone
very lar, some one throws at him from a
different direction, or provokos him in
some way 50 that he leaves off his pW-
euit Of the frs! offenders and gives chase
TO the new, aud so it goes until the boys
are tired of their sport" or some one
irletrtros, ABE" being very old and
childish is easily provoked, and it does
moi requito any great eXor!ion to keep
out Of his way. cabs" is an African,
This fact, coupled with tho others, the
boys seem to think gives them license TO
do as they please with him.
have no idea tina, the boys have any
intention Of either hitting OF hurting
abe but lhey might do SO, and have
no doubt that "Abe" would hurt them
If he should Happen to catch them
1t is cruelty to the Object OF their
"spon" and shame and disgrace to the
boys. Parents look to your children:
ASH,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01
DjssoIutjovl,

THE partnership in the practice oflaw here
L tofore existing between the undersigned
in the firm name of Moore, Kline & Moore, and
Moore L Kline. is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent.
Persons indebted to the frm of Moore, Kline
u Mooe; are notified to settle at once with T &.
Is. Kline, at Cabell @, II and those indebted
to the firm Of Moore Il Kline. with c. p. T.
Moore, at Point Pleasant.
LABON 7. MOORE,
4. B. KLINE,
O. P. 7. MOORE.
May 6, lsGD-no j2-2m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01
THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

The Republicans seem to be confident
OF carrying Virginia on the 9th oil July.
Governor Wells is making a splendid
canvass as the Republican candidate for
Governor, and there Is complete unity
among his supporters, The coIored
vote will 90 10 body Republican, not
withsiaudug the offers Of the Dsmoc rats
to give them Offices in exchange for their
votes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Extensive preparations are being made
for the dedication of the Gettysburg
monument, 10 take place on The coming
frs! Of July Senator Morton is to be The
orator, Baysrd Taylor the poet, and Hen
ry Ward Beechsr tho chaplain Of the
occasion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Tho Secretary Of tho Navy has issued
an order to Commandants or navy yards
forbidding any one being allowed to ex,
anime in TO plans, modaIs, iryeaIoGs,
guns, smOlI arms or vessels Of peculiar
construction, without his special per,
mission,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

TuR Gtecnbrier laaep ndcat "a DEM
ocroto paper 10 ppcaking on the quc't-
ion of "UaivcrsaI saItoge," says that n
majority of the people Of IhaI county
we're thoroughly united in maintaining
the Contejcmcy during the w,r--lhat
since The Democrats on the one hand
have promised them much and given
them nothing, md the Republicans on
tbs other have neither promised or given
them sny,hing-ond that time and events
will haveto show to which political party
The dislranchised in tho county Of Green.
briyr will attach themselves when the
Constitution is so amended as to give
them vote. Let them join the parry
which is in favor Of free speech, free
press, free schools, Icoo men, ard the
old flag.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Mr. Revcrdy Johnson is going to spoil
white paper with hii view on Mr. Sum,
nor and the Alabama claims, IIo Ind
wrjttcna letter sOyrg 50 10 the editor Of
the Boston Post
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Keep your eye on the proressed R j,
publican, who predicts the dissolution of
The Republican party, because he has not
the mugnuuimily, the feeling Of right
ofjaslce, OF the moral courage 10 t,ko
a stand with the large majority Of the
Republicans who now advocate and
arc laboriug for the repeal of all
political disabilities 10 this State. These
prophets generally shape future events
to sui! themselves.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01


Co,J r. Weaver, ofthc West Virginia
University, Morgan,own, has been APP
poinlel Consul to Bordeaux, France
The salary 10 over IS. 600 a year in gold.
A nice hing.
Nc Editor;
have never liked "growliog,' and
since immumorill times, was always wont
to 90 out Of the way whenever such a
sound as "grow" struck my ear, No
difference whether it proceeded from a
human mouth, or some dignitary of the
c'ninc race; but sympalhiza deeply with
the melancholy "growIs" Of Mr.. Ash,
and hope that OUT doctors will, for
the sake Of humanity, moot ia coasul.a-
ton aud suggest remedy for The ollic'
tons of this apparently, SO fine feeling
gentlcman. Though in my estimation.
his moIody is only an imaginary ono-in
plain words, his "growls" are not jusIi-
fable.
Having travelled to great extent io
the United States, have always found
this custom OF younger and elder men,
gathering in groups on the street corn
ers, in the COO shade of an evening, or
when they had nothing els, TO door we're
resting from the Iabors Of the day, every
where in vogue aud as far as my know.
ledge goes, the people who reside in
these States, are of as high moral char
acter as any other people on the globe,
and oil this in spite Of that lime honored
usage ~hich seems to be, in the eyes of
Mr.. Ash, the commencement Ofal evil
1t is perfectly nalurolth mon should
speak and laugh together, and as there
are in such little towns as ours no other
appropriate place for men to meet, and
no other kind Of amusement, they are
bouul to laugh and talk together on the
streets,
You will allow me to ss, Mr.. Ash,
bow he will prevent these gothcrngs?-
II hoTwCro police commissioner in some
Russian ioland town, he could write out
an ediot prohibiting such "ungodly pro.
seedlings" arrest and Danish every.
one who would not bow with submss
ion 20 bis stern will, but don't believe
ilcoud be done in Point Pleasant or
anywhere Ia fee West Virginia You
can not keep men from congreglting, or
from laughing and talking on tho strcOts
Of the cities onl towns Of America, yet
while.
Finally, would say, that have been
fr.qneutly o participant 10 these street
gatherings, but have never heard yet
any one relating "obsccuo stories
in the presence Of boys nor that
any one should have made remarks
about Iodies who happened to pass by,or
any who laughed at them But seems
Mr. Ash hos, The best course for Mr.,
Ash to pursue h2toarlcr, is to avoid such
crowd, and thea he will be sure not to
hear the "vijC, disgusting stories hO
speaks Of. And il he il Tho happy faith
or Of O hopeful and promising progeny.
let him put OF bis whole pslcrnal author
10y aud keep his boys aw3y from these
"socal Gathering"
AMI. GPovL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01
SINGERS
New Family
SEWING MACHINES,


n FTER three years experience with the
IA above named machines, take great plea.
sure in announcing TO the public that | am
still prepared to supply all parties who con.
template purchasing sewing machine with
the best, most durable and with the least com.
plication of machinery in existence.
While this is the case, it takes in a greater
range Of work than any other. 1t will Hem
and Fell thias or straight goods, Tnck, Cord.
Quilt, Trim, Bind and Gather, and sew Ruff
file at the same time without 5asting, aud sews
equally well from tile lightest fabric to the
heaviest beaver: makes the celebrated lock
stitch tthe same on both sides.
lfordered with the machine it also has an
Embroidery Attachment; which puts the en-
broidery on the upper surface OF the goods, u.s.
ing silk twist, silk or cotton floss,
In short it is the machine to buy, as thou
sands will attest. See the New Singer before
you purchase. Send in your orders aud get a
machine without extra charge for freight.
Full and sRtiiActory instruction how to use it
guaranteed.
Needles supplied to order, with money &C.
companying the order by mail or Otherwise.
Prices as Gollows:--ll for 81 ,OO-6 for 50 cents
or cents each,
Ali communications promptly answered
&C. WEBSTER, Agent,
June 3-6m' Middlcport, o.
WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
n Circuit Court of Mason county, Oh the FIRST
Monday in June, 1859
John Dryden Adm'roflhc1
estate of Thomas II. III Chaucryy on
Friend decd. Amended Bill.
Vim. j. Stephens 81 al
The object Of this suit as set forth in the
Amended Bill, filed in this suit, is to set aside
the sale and convey ancc made by James II.
Couch and John MCCulloch to the defendant,
Q. B. Guthrie, by deed Of the 9th day Of Jan.
uary, 1865, of the real property mentioned aud
described in said amended bill aud EXHIBITS.
situated in the county aforesaid, and also TO
set aside the sale and conveyance Of The same
property made by said @, b. Guthrie to the
West Columbia Coal and Salt Company, da.
ted on the 9th day Of June, 1865 aud that the
said real estate so sold as aforesaid by tho said
Couch and now in possession Of the said West
Columbia Coal and Salt Company, be subject.
ed TO the payment ofthreo bonds in tho said
Amended Bill described, of ton thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars each, executed by
the said WIN. b, Robbins and payable to the
said WIN. j. Stephens, with all accrued and
nccruing interest or so much thereof Gs shall
be found due on the same.
And It appearing by affidavit fled with tho
papers in this suit that the defendants, 9, b.
Guthrie, Moses Michael, John Thompson aud
paulina S. his wife VIM b. Robbins, Abram
Williams, VIM, j, Stephens, Samuel II. Early
and Henriau Early wife of said Samuel II.
Early, are not residents Of the State Of West
Virginia. It's therefore, ordered that they
appear hero within one month after the date
OF The first publication Of this order and do
what Is necessary TO protect their interests ia
this cause. TESrE:
W, W, HARPER, Clork,
by F,W Sisson, Deputy.
poslcy 4 Nash, Svb, Iiuuc ld-lw,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Secretary of the Navy, Bote. has re-
signed, Hon, Geo NJ, Robson, Of New
Jersey, has been appointed in his place
He is highly spoken Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Col, J r, Weaver, of the West Virginia
University, Morgan,own, has been APP
poinled Consul to Bordeaux, France
The salary 10 over 80. 600 a year in gold.
A nice Thing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01
IT q EACT!
The Most FastidiOus,

for ladies. gents and children, at prices viii
must satisfy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-03-20
Honest.

In the good oldcn days, which our fathers tell
NJ were ;, much better than these. two unlettcrcd
Christian men met 70 settle accounts, and MIR.
Smith found himself owing Mr.. Jones S5T and
some odd cents.
mo matter about the money, brother. no
matter ut ALL" said Jones; II only wanted 10
see how VT stood, and You can pay me just when
You We a mind to-
Well, ! havn't the money by me- said Smith,
- bat III tell You what-lN give you my mote,
and that will fix it all straight and sure
IL amt a might afraid 10 trust You without a
note" quoted Jones . but If you feel any easier
TO give me one, why, YOU can, Isuppo@e.'
-, after whetting up a p%enkniic, and convert
ing a gOose-quiI INFO "a Icu after pouring a few
drops Of vinegar into the dried-up inkstand after
much ~rummaging for the disused '. lcttcr-laper;"
and after studiOUs consultation of an old arithme-
tie. a. to the proper form Of a note, the important
PAPER was nj last duly executed, and Jones, hay
ing deliberately looked over bis friends writing,
dried il before the oIen fire. handed the note back
to the siencr, saying Now, brother, You keep
the note. 30 Tor to see how much you've g5t 70
Iay."
Well" said Smith. &. / guess | VIII. for | am
the master-hand II forget, especially If there are
odd dollars and cents
- Smith kept his OWN note, and when he was
ready to pay 1t, took it to Jones and handed 1t
over with the money. saying
" Now, brother, you keep the note, 50 Tor 10
show you've got your pay
Although we may not believe with Pope that
- an honest man l. tie noblcst work Of God" we
would not resist the conviction that these were
noble men, or fail u honor such nobility, when
ever found.-HcrJvf N~etciury.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-03-20

DRUNx-Young man. did you ever stop to
think how terrible that word sounds? Did YOU
ever think what misery and woe You bring upon
Your friends, when YOU degrade Your manhood by
getting drunk? oh. il l. fearful thing u tram
pie under foot the high claims that God and man
have upon YOU. Drunk! How it rings in the
ear Of n loving wife How Ii makes the heart Of
q fond mother bleed How il crushcs out the
hopes of 4 doting father, and bring rcprOach and
shame upon loving sisters. Drunk, See him as
he leans against some friendly house. lie stands
ready 10 fall into the open Jaws Of hell, uncon-
scious as 70 bis approaching fate. The wife,
with fearful eyes and aching heart, sits in the
window % hear her husbands footsteps, but alas
they come not, He Is drunk The husband,
the parent, Is drunk, Spending the time and
money. when lie should be at home enjoying the
pleasures and comforts of the family circle.
Drunk, He is spending tie means Of support
for liquor. while Ills family i starving for bread,
his children suffering for clothing. Drunk His
reputation Is going, gone, His friends, one by
one, are reluctantly leaving HIM to his miserable
fate. lie gees down to his grave = unhonorcd
and unsuug.' Drunk,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-03-20

The SABBATH FOR TIE WoRKING MAN.-The
Sabbath Is Gods special present to the working
man. and one OF its c!iefohiec,s Is to prolong his life
and preserve efficient his working tone. In the
vital system il acts like a compcusation-pond it
repienisbcs the spirits. the elasticity, and vig5r
mich the last six days have drained away. and
supplies tine force which it is to fill the six days
succeeding and in the economy Of existence. it
answers the same purpose as. in the economy of
income, is answered by a savings bank. The
frugal man vino puts aside a pound to-day and
another pound next month. and who, in a quiet
way, Is always putting by his stated pound from
time TO time, when he grows old and frail. gets
not only the same pounds back again. but Il good
many pounds besides. And the contentious
man, who husbands one day of existence every
week. who. instead of allowing the Sabbath TO he
tramr!cd and torn in the hurry and scramble of
life, treasures it dcvoutly up-the Lord of the
Sabbath keeps it for him, and in length of DAYS
and a hale old age gives it back with usury. The
savings bank OF human existence i the weekly
Sabbath.-NOrh British Rcrieir.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-03-20

L,zINESS or SauIU American LIFE.-An Amer
lean writes from Brazil;
Tie lie Of a South American haciendad1 is
very pleasant. and will unfit q man for active
pursuits ~ quick a. anything in the world. He
has q great troop Of poems on the hacienda, whose
condition i q little above that of slavery. and in
governing them be i a perfect autocrat. \ peOn
never approaches a patron; but If lie has any
thing 10 communicate Ii Il done through the
chief steward or maiJr-iomo, who, with uncovered
head. treats HE master with the greatest respect.
Tie hacieudndD rises an hour before sunrise and
takes chocolate or coffee. lights Il cigarette, and
raInb!cs about the building and cattle yards until
ten or eleven O'Clock, when breakfast j. an
nOuncei. The table i laid beneath some wide
spreading weeping willow, in which numbers Of
turtle doves are cpOIng, and famed by the morn
iug breeze. the little monarch. surrounded bv
half dozen watchiul attendants, takes his matin
meal. First comes ooSIci0. a thick. rich soup.
fail u! vegetables. followed nv n IcclStclk. q stew.
roast. sand and coffee or chocolate. Good native
wine i used freely during the meal and alter an
hours lUunging ut the table. the hacicndadO
amuscs himself until two or three o'clocl; IN Civ
ing orders to hs Oyersccr, or in wandering over
his luxurious pastures. Ut three O'Clock he
takes hs sicsta, and sleeps till five O'Clock. when
he again forces sufficient energy 70 walk about a
little. and 10 six or seven O'Clock he sits down 10
dinner. Vt this meal, the custom generally in
vogue i reversed. Roast and salad come on the
table tirSt, next boiled meats. game. etc. followed
b. Il stew, and winding up with broth. fruit.
coffee. and cigars. BY eight O'Clock the beds
have all been hr1ugh- out and placed in the ward.
and nine o'clack ful. al sleeping sJuudly in the
orcu mir. Occasionally. the proprietor Of the
Hacienda sends an invitation to the uoighburiug
farailcs o come over on "a certain evening 70 a
q t]crtuiia, when tie native dances are kept up
tn TIE small hours 10 tie music Of guitars. -
tie days and weeks and months Iass by. the
lacicndld) eating, Stepping, and eJcruallv smol-
iug cigarettes. his HCck~ and herds increase. lis
stewards collect and turn over hi- funds, and lis
rctiEue Of poems toll.