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HOW TO MAKE HOME ATTRACIINE.-
Pon't have your stairs without bauisters, <.
the risk OF breaking. your ceildrcn's nccks
Don't have wooden ceilings, hat require a
cord oi'lighIwoGd to illuminate he room
Don't have windows without glass, so thn,
whenever 1T rains you must shut out The
light Of heaven. Don't have sashcs without
blinds, 50 that the summer sun will dazzle
your eyes, wrap your 1rrnitnre and fade
your carpet But order all the necessary
materials for finishing your house ia comfort
able style from P. p Toulc, Charleston, S.
c., the largest manufactures Of such things
iu the Southern States.
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Selling .ApreS,sgs,bIa.
81 s79ato1d sds Ga bo3I

= .aesfas n ia afd5ii ~ % a8sia
"a oertain' eonitsbIo, soaS ieims'os:aos,,
copied d tin pedier parsaiag his irads,
and like pickefei after d minnos, he
rushed after him, and inqaired2aR
"Havc you license 70 aelFY'g Of
oL"No,' ceoiy replielftlIe itiaerant zen
der Of pots andspaps. "Il,aven,t."a
b sfWell, sir, FL attend ltpsyeus. ca.o,"-
says the DqgPerryodi nj .sb{,;i "A,
sl"All right says .theipcdaler.; iSdo."
p Ihe eager official rushed off, - the
nearest trial justice and ,obtaineds war
rant, and armed aud equipped with the
awful document, starts on a. chase after
Che offending 0ssaerant.a Some
believe, the ne1t tIa5
the Representative Yankoe was found,
ana hustled Before the Justice, jsttis WHO read
to him the warrapt, al and d'aSs9 q matter of
form of course, asked hin, whether he
was guilty. or not guilty.. :" Tss.o7s
"Aot guilty g says the unbapishod
pcddler. tE9sA
The Justice and coastsblo opened wide
their eyes to such coutuh,acy4 They had.
rot been in the habit of soc:ngssuch.
Not gailtyt?s6f quoth Che slormer.
'Dou't you peddla goods around here ?"
Yes" replied thersilegea ssalptit.
have you a.atiseaee f.) ssted
Rhadamadthus, in s'skssAetical" tones.
1"oh, yes" say! the s+sselihg agent.
Why" says tie justicd--iiaiii,sSsd ii,Sd danoth-.
er expression coming oyer his counten-
ance47-"didn't YOU tell tilis esdtieman
that you had no hcense?' essisxs
mo, sir. 'sas7ed 81 syea rsai5s
'aYes, you did shouted jFipsaf.
"No, Il didn't quietly replied the
peddler.S svsss,
''I,say you did, yociferaiea sAe con-
stable. ss
= ssear | diidp stiH parsis.esssIss
pedaisr.
eIl, what all seastelis isiae. taen g
on asked lsi. 4 hbass . lisA ss III
81 slf s's!s sea lis
y ~
isfsa tone, ies Fl Q
with.
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OE'FICI-AT
ExECUTIyE DEpARTMENts

CoLuMnIA. s. c., December /. 1870.
IEMlE BOOKS Of the Treasury. OIicc for
i the Transfer Conversion or STOCKS
anl BONDS will be closed on and after the
9th instant until the | st proximo, for CON
.cicncc in preparing statement of interest
due to January l. 1871.
NILES G. PARKER.
Treasurer State S. C.
dec 3
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Creditor: ..H,w often i, mus, climb
three Pair of stairs before | got the
anioun. of this li;tie account 2" Debtor;
= Do you think ~. going to rvnta place
on the first h9er 70 sccommodate my
creditors ~ ''ss"
'o1 .., ss,alasg9 4
Military men hays disqoyeFs4, ii new
remedy for intoxieation, 1t is nothing
more than raw pQtstoss, whieh,are cut
up N slices aud eatea without SAT-. An
ordinary murphy it IS said, will cure
the most obstinate case in half su hour.
A new loom, exhibited q isp dayD
since at Provideacs, vas operated BY
the inventor in the presence Of a large
number of manufacturers aud business
men, and pr6ducsa cloth Of tho best
quality at the ca6rmbus rato OF ] 600
yards day e"R h8a alt
@ IS su6 aYaS aaoa
4 cruel mother iulndiana, recently
ctrtured and married 'l4r daughters in-
te"ied, whercat he young kdytsok um-
bragg, and by say OF dire revenge, set
Of "a lillt.dozen taaehes of Ere crackers
aador the bridal eoach
Two young men nsnicd Ffank Can
tield &od K. Curtis, ereburnedto death
in shanty near Plymouth, Conn, ON
Thanksgiving night They had been
drinking freely, and took refuge in tho
hut, which was occasionally occupied by
charcoal burner saf g.
ys oaiss,;s
At fair in New York . young lady
described as ian hsiress, beautiful and
accomplished" otfers herself to be raffled
ior--'no married man, or bachelor over
thirty five, to bo permitted o take g
ticket She says she is convinced. !.
marriage is a lniory," and wants to
proveit. s8sas 4
The single:lqIies Of Atlnntta,J, ltt,Ji organized
literary club, ami would not admit any
gentlemen as members. The stcrner sex
had thoir revenge, howeyer FOR the gen
! Ftlemen married 50 many of the ladies
that the membership Of tie Club got 60
small that the Organization was broken
up.
A yonng mahas IOdisaapofs, Ind,
has been under tre!ttmonts fSss what is
discovered to rs 4c.fa cBTo 1t was d
long time before the d6tAors found out
whore he got it but At tst'the terribie.
truth came ont. Hc had been in tie
habit Of Kissing Il yodag w6naa Wiz
improved her scotrpl1Sioaabytho use as
cosmetaos. sH' r eass
frf st1 frfr. sE-
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leaves, spfineing up from the centre of
| the mounds At first he merely noticed
it casually, but at length the plant grew
so tall, snd was SO strangely unlike any
thing ho had ever seen before, tha. he
examined it with care. a.e
How straight, and graceful, and ex-
qu's'tc it wns. When it swung to and
fro with the summer wind in the twilight,
1T seemed to Antoine as If little Anglice
were standing there in the gardenl a.. !.
The days stole by, aud Antoine tended
the fragile shoot, wondering what sort of
blossoms it would unfold, white, or scarlet.
or golden. Ono Sunday stranger, with
bron2ed and wcather.beateh face like n
sailors, leaned over the garden rail and
said to him; "What fpe young date
palm you have there, sir I" ''@.
Mon Dicu y cried Pero 4 ntoine. and
is it pslm?" 47Fi
Yes indeed" returned the man. az
had no idea the tree would flourish IN
this climate
Mon bioa' was all the priest ooull
say
If Antoine loved the tree before, he
worshipcd it now. Tie watercd it and
could have chspcd it in his arms Here
were Emile and Aneicc and the child
all in onel ae
Tie yours gided away aud the date
palm and the Pricst grew together-oaly
one became vigorous aud the other fosbles
Pere Antoiue had long passed the me
ridian of life. The tree Vas IN its youth
1t no longer stood in an isolated garden;
for prosecutions brick aud marble houscs
had ciustcd about Antoipc's Cottage.
They looked down scowling on the
humble rcoE The city wa cdgiug up,
trying to crowd him of her land. But
he cluugato it tlikc lichen aud refused to
sell.
specuhtors piled gold on lis door
steps, and he laughed II them. some
times nc vas hungry aud cold, and thinly
clad, but ne laughed none thestrss
Get thee bchind satani said the
Old priest i slaite.
Scarcely Sbls.ts oFk bat lie cSasS Sc
under the plant, caressing leaves Of his
pala, loving it like an Arab; and there
he sat till lho grilnmcst specnla,or came
to l:im. But even in death Pcse An
tome vas faithful to his trust.
The owner of that land loses is if he
harm the daic-tree.
And there it stands, iu the narrow,
dingy street, = beautiful dreamy str4n-
,ar, AN exquisite lady. whose grace is a
joy to the eye, the incense of whyse
breath makes the air enar,uurcd, May
the hand vither that touches her geut-
ly!
Because it grew from the heart of
li;tle Ansliec," said Miss Bsdeau, ten
dcrIy.
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DEOEiMBER IT, 1910.

1c9yerel with gqihpdsh post-marks, was
brought to The young prio7t-a letter
from Anglicc. She was dying, would
he forgive her? Emilc, the year previ-
ous, had fnaon a victim to the foyer
that ragged on the,islant aud their child,
little Ansiicc. was likely to follow him
In pi'ilul terms she begged Autoinc 10
'nSc charge Of the child until she was old
enough to enter Il convont The epis,lu
was finished hastily Ivy an1,hcr hand. in,
forming Antoiuc Of Madame Jardin's
death; II also told him That Auglico had
beea baccd on board vessel shortly to
leave Tic s,nl for some western port
III, letter delayed by storm and ship.
reck, vas hardly read and wept over
when little Argice arrived
On hcholiing her, Antoine ute c / a
cry Of JOY and s,uprise-shc was so like
the wumap io had worshipcd
As q cans tears are more pathetic
than wom,ns, 80 is his love more in
ten-c; not more enduring, uor half 81
snhtlc. hnt irtcnscr.
The passion that had been crowded
down in his hcart i, cke out ami laeished
its richness IN this child, who was to him
not only The An3iice or years ago, but
MS i'ricp1s Emile Jarin also.
Anglicc possessed the wild, strange
beauty of her mother the bending. vii
lowy form the rich tin, cr skin. the large
tropical eyes, that had almost made
-Nptoin. sacred robe a mockcry 10 him.
For a month or two Ansl,cc WAS wildly
unhappy IN her new home. She talked
edn'i06afly Of the brish, country where
a,.e'wns h",i.. Inc traits, aud ll,wcrs. and
blue skies, .he tall. n.u.lite trees, u.i
lAe streams 'ha; Went purm,ri.g
;;;fe"sh !;e;:' (; '!!e .s.;v;iio svuld
not pacily her.
BY aud BY She ceased to weep, and
went abont the cottage with Sidreary.
lissonsolatee air that cut. yAptpiuS to the,
heart y lppg7taied rnroquet, which.
she had bfopght with her in thelship.
Walked Selemnis befi,fl her llrS.n soonf
these Heavy crient airs thSt used To
rhfiic its brilliant pfinnagc.
Before he wear euled he noticed that
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Annuels to appear with the opening of the
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SATURDAY Y NE gIs nj tS.Gf. i.
+ Pere Anloiasi's Date-Palp,
pr gnomkslDAILKf kLbn1cn.

s,t Rere isIif0iaeKs Bate PalnI. 81 4
NJ susn aAllsEii Ei..1a zsss,sa. 55s;,i ~'
~ sfseSss 5k ---ssds pse ~
Near the leYe end not far from Che
old French, Cal (bedral, iu New I" Orleans,
stands a fine 5ste:palh, thirty feet in
height, srowfb} out sinsths 6psH mir as
sturdily as IL sinnous ROOTS were suck
Ing strength Glen their aative earth
Sir Charles lsyeil ia his Second us
tito the Unitef States mgptiaps this
exotic: yts II tree is Seventy or eighty
years old for Pefe An,6ine, Il Rtmsm
Catholic rfieg who died ''aboueTfveety
years ago. tslR Mr. Bi-ineicfj th.t he
planted it him when sLcayas young.
In his will he Provided that they who
succeeded to.iIis.l lot. gof ,gronnd should
forfeit it if tliilyscut down the palm
Wishing to{fsarn somctlins of Pere
Antoine's lgiAesy, SIR harIes l.ycli
made inauirieJ among rthc ancient ere
ole nhnbilals of the f,ubourg. That
thc old priest ,1sila liis last days. bccanc
very cmaciateft, hat he walked abou,
the streets liSii mummy, that he grad
ua}ly dried rn$end finally How away,
was the msaEs nnd unsatisfactory re
su!t of th: tvurist.s investigation
This is all th::9&is generally told of pcr5
In the sufNFlsS of 1861. Hhiie New
Orlcaus was occupied by the rebel
forces, I mot4 4it N-,on the coast
of New Bnglslas lady from louisiana
Miss RsdaS b1 GabicAuh h gave m
the substeneeI Of ,he'4foHowin% icgand
touching tnfoinc and dis wonder
fu date-paIn lit sbeald appear tame
to Che reader will Be bseausoI haven't
q black le.... fand !. stsin ..4.
point, lace ard MY throat, ike Miss
Badean il be beca6sc I havcn't
her eyes siid rs aad southern music
totelIit with
Wien aoinc 8as It very yqupg
nianj q sola whom DO loved is
/ nv ssafiled jasdistr
Of their triduaHlip, became tire maryef
of the city where they dmclt One was
never seen without the other; for they
studied, walked, ate. and Slept together
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handle q sInsh. bucket, md he guessed he
didn't want him." This WIS altogether the
most extraordinary thing that ever had
happened to Jacob In all his life. Acom-
pliment from teacher, on u tract, had
never fiiled 70 move the tendcrcst emo
tons Of ship captains und open the way
to all offices OfhonOrand profit in their gin
1T never had in my book tliat evcrhG
Ind read. lie could hardly believe his
senses.
This lny alwnysll had hard time Of it.
Nothing ever CsImG out according 10 the
authorities with him. At Inst, one day,
when he was around hunting up bad 1t.
tic boys 10 allmOnisll, he found u lot Of
them In the old iron foundry fixing up n
little Joke on fourteen or fifteen dogs,
which they hAd tied together inlOng pro-
ccssiOn and were going 10 ornament with
empty nitrO-glyCerine cans made fllst TO
their tails JdcOb's heart was touched.
He sat down on one o. those cans-tOr he
never minded grease when duty was be-
fi,ro him-and no took hold Of the FORE
most dog by the collar, and turned his re-
proving eye upon wicked Tom Jones But
lust at that moment Alderman MGWelter:
full Of wrath, stepped in. All the bad
boys ran away; but Jacob DliVens rose in
conscious innocence und began one Of
those stAtely little Sunday-sChO0l-boOk
slHfcaSS wllc1 always Colnu!ch ~ W cat
"on, elr! IN ucaa OnIoSlIIon 10 S, Inc luct
tllat no noy. SSoG 1 orDHT, eyer SUITS II IT,,
mark Win ~ 5lr "t lI,c N ITc tnoI,
Jacob Blivens by tho eur and turned him
"rO,,nI nntl hit him n whnck IN tID renr
W." vi ~, ' IL I's.I' .,I 4, A.,
WIN inc lnI VI us lianCt; nhi III w
instant that good little boy shot OIL
thrOuVl Tim rn0f and SOnrol AWAY tOWuF(l
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FIRST MORTGAGE. BONDS
CI,psnucnkc & Ohio railroad, Company

chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
IA. C14Ryi,t1th aWR ONO RailrOad, connecting
The Atlantic Coast and the magnificent larl"rS
or the Chesapeake bay with the Ohio River al n
lnlni or reliable navigation, and thus. With thc
rrtirr IAllrIad system and water transportation
oriln srrat West aud Southwest, forms tho addl'
tIonpl ga.t and West Trunk Limo, 80 Impcra'
lively demanded for tho accommodation Of tho
immense, md rapidly growing transportation bS'
tween tho Atlantic sEabOOrIl aud Europe on Tue
nnr hand. and tho great producing regions "[ tic
ohio and Mississippi Valleys 0n tho other.
Tho Importance Of this Road AZ nCW outlet
from the West 10 tho sea magniGcs It Into OIlH
VI national consequence, and InsuEcs 10 II an OK
tCnsIvc through traffic from the day OF itS com'
pletiuu; while, In the development Of the extern
ryc agricultural aud mineral resources Of Wiz
sInIa anil West Virginia, It lmsEessCs, along IT.
own line, the elements Of n large md profitable
local business.
Thus tho great Interests, both general md
local, which demand the completion Of thu CnES'
ArEAKE AND Ono RAILROAD ia. the Ohio River,
afford the surrst guarantee II It's success and
value, and render Il tho most Important and
substantial Railroad enterprise nov In progress
In this Country. .... .,..
Its srpriorIty as IN East aud West rontG, and
thu promise Of an immense and proatnhlG .trndc
nwnItIng Its completion, have drawn 10 It the nj
tCntlVn anu cooperation Of prominent Capitalists
aud railroad men of this City Of sound Judgment
aud known integrity, whose connection with It,
together With that Of eminent citiZriis mud busl.
nr4S mCn If Virginia and West Virginia, lnSurCS
m energetic, honorable, and successful rnan'
aEEmCnt. rt
The Road iE completed aud In operation IrOm
Richmond to tho celebrated White sulphur
Springs or West Virginia, "e7 miles, AMI tlWrc
rrulain but 600 miles (hOw partially CnU"trIcIrD
to bc completed, 10 carry It to tho proposed ter.
minus III the Ohio River Al, or near, tlLc mouth
VI the IIIg Sandy River, 80 miles above CinCin-
mtI, anil 40 InIlCa below Pittsburgh
I.ncH are now projected or IN lfnRrNSA through
Ohio unl Kentucky to this point which will c0n'
nrct tho Chesapeake and Ohio With the entire
IIaIIrOad EyAtNmS Of thu WCGt and Southwest,
aud with the pAriIlr Railroad.
Its valuable franchises and superior advantage
will place tho CHEaArEARE AND Ono ltAILR0AI
COMPANY among tho richest ana most powerful
aud trustworthy corporations Of the Country; and
there exists present value. In completed Road
aud work done, equal Ia the entire amount O'
the mortgage.
The details Of the LOau have lNCn arranged
with special reference to the wants Of all caEErr
NJ Investors, and combine the various features al
convenience, safety, anil protection ngaInst lor'
NJ fraud. ...|tr5
The Bonds arc In denominations Of
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lion. VIM. Z. Stevenson, Governor West ya.Y
r. l.. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court Of
" James II. Brown, Appeals " West Va:
" J. J. jackson, IT., Judge OF U. $. District
Court, W. Va,
D. D. +. FarRSworth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
i" A. WCrntngcr, member Senate. -
Jacob HOrnhrOok, TrCst, West Va. 1ns. Co:
Jacob n. BlChcl, Vice Prcst.
Caleb Boggcss, Attorney, CIarksburE, W. va
n White Sheriff Sri Mercer county t
II. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j. N. Camden, President Of Flint NHtional Bank,
lInFkCFShurg.
And the following members Of the House Of Dele
gates Of West Virginia:
Hon. r.. II. Smith, KanawlIH county.
G.G: Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WEtECl
y Nathan GOa, Harrison
Joseph TctUF, Barbour
r, NJ. Hill, Marion
James lICrvGy, brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
q K. Davidson, Taylor
ITC4lry RrannDn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddrldHU
j. r. IIowyCF; Putnam
j. =. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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EOswOO CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

NORrOLH, Va, Sept, :, 1852
DR. j. i. LAWRENCE Dear Sir: Ny Sonh has ~
ctiFCd OmHch brD6h from yOTr 1rOHd'EflH RnsknO
that cannot riruln lrOm expressing my graft
tudC. had tried almost everything without
benefit. believe, IN all sincerity, that your
from which hU has suffered, and, 10 far on eau
learn, has never failed. II you only knew the
Immense amount Of suffering that liz has under.
gone, then you could cNHoeic6 The rdips " SFch q
TTUSiy AZ hOtlOO-TIIAT SURELY CITREs. Tie
great amount Of good 1t Ia now doing RuIOng lIb
III incslImahlc. With much gratitude,
nm, respectfully yours, Sc,
MRs. N. u. A. NELSON
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.

Bankers.

rS.-wc have IsSurd pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc.
which will bc farnIAhCtlupon application.
G8~ We buy aud sell Government Bonds, and
receive the accounts Of llankR, bankers, Cuvror.
atIOuS, and others, snbjCettO Chrrk at sight, aud
allow interest on daily balances, fSh9S
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that Il may take the pIHCO nj that Of the earlier
issues Of FiW,TwcutICH, md suit tho convenience
NJ our friends WHO already hold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable Ig
January and July, and who may desire, In max
Ing additional Investments, to have their interest
receivable At different seasons Of tho year.
tn" lMan Is secured BY u mortgage upon thu
entire Line Of lInad frNm Richmond to tho Chic
River with the equipment and all other property
ami anparlrhanCr- connected Herewith,
A SINKING FUND Up StOlOOO rER ANNlN II
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Il. n. POOL, General Agent,
CI4ARKSDURG, ". VA


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-20
FROM DIR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE.

GREAT DRIDGE, Va, October 8, 1863.
]. j. LAWRENCE, NJ. D.-DCAr Sir | chGcriully
endorse cOur K0skOO a being most valuable
preparation. Upon examination Of tina FORMULA,
I ghd each ingredient highly GxtOllctl by our Mri
md most progressive clinical investigators. !
have tested Its effects In my own practice, and
nRyC no hcaItatOn In recommending II, in my
opinion Il In tho bcSt compound OF Its class ever
various compounds Of RArsAparilla, &c, ever In.
vented II Ii n decided Nerve Tonic and lnVlg.
orator Of tho animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
blOOd, which should NJ the basis Of treatment III
All chronic diseases! 1lOpng you Will reap the
reward you deserve from the public a. hchCtAC.
tnr, am sir. YOURS truly,
CHARLES LLOYD, N. d.