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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

The steamboat Merchant will 60 Wareniowu !
odny with the loco iocos and they intend to lry and
number more than the Wings The whig boat. at,
be Col. Woods and Gov. Clark.
THE NfUzZLING PARTY AGAINST TIE FREE |
DOM or SP, ECI.
inner this caption the Giobe.wh is usu, disregard
Of all but party. cniors defence Of Col Thomr
SOU Of TIN, city. # IS just us expected Col. +
has been fishing for nooriety and he hss got it
a note ric,y uuenviable a. ono could wish. The
Globe asserts that Col r. has been forced his pre-
position by the charges made against la, public
and private character This j. all false. We Will
state the fairly and fully. and defy coniradic-
tion in any point either from Col. 7. OF the
Globe
Col. Thompson resided in ST CIairsville until some
time in 1882. lie then moved here without any
'enshie business. SIX months after that he went ON
n Washinaion. obtained The reno, al of the old post
master and his appointment Neither friends or
ioes knew anything of the matter until it was con-
summa,ed. The wings thought gross ouiuge on
The part of the government, and the Van Burss
they had been badly treated in not being con-
suited. All feeling however died away The
people found him nearly polite Van Buren, him
self lie was finally taken by the hand by all par
ties visited and visited. The only objection tina
any seemed 10 feel to wand Col Thumpsoz that he
sometimes got hold Of n mans button and bored him
with characterization that: Was worse than Scotch
meta physics. and sometimes quoted from an embryo
epic. ct which he to he delivered IA about ter
years and which he supposed To eclipse Dante bu
ShlCh his hearers suppressed would he read wheI
Dante was forgotten aud not before. Apart from thi
Col. T. was though, to be good fellow. though il
poIcs, full bloodei aud designing loco foco: Tha
, is nc man that would not steal a sheen unles
It would get honest Amos Kendall a dinner o
Van Buren, vote. The world wagged sa1y vii
HIM until Harrison was nominated. Then came ia
order from Washington sir himself
lie went TO Ezabclh,own en- the 22d ofFebruar
and there broke out lie s,igmazcd the citizens q
Wheeling as bank bought cohorts. specified parlcula
men who. lac said, owed the banks more than the
were worth said all he could nJLre their characie
!. and business said that the wives and daughters
= these men were foolishly eHtrayagaut, and in fin
uttered 80 much abuse tina, ofhs friends cam
: out ofthe house saying that he a fool.
lie hs. followed up tins abuse in Town aud countr
on every occasion which he coult get hearers. an
he has been very Justly censured for IT, Yet III
Globe would make Us believe ;!,at shis
poor prosecuted .uini. The Lord save Us from sue
saints
The Globe further INSERTS that Col rs private cha
actor has been assailed. That is not 50. No persn
has ever moddcd with it. and we suppose don't WIS
to during the hot weather.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
From Me CRerl1s,an Mercury
DISASTROUS FLOOD.

We scarcely know IN what terms TO rcpnrt the ter
rible ircshot that has just VISITED Augusta and Ham
burg. This much is certain. that about three miles of
the track Of the South Carolina Rail Road the
savannah nver, was oyerlowed that the were
Siopt gentleman who had crossed the river repor-
tod that Augusta and Hamburg were n great ex-
tent under waier-;he bridges the savannah were
both carried away-the river having risen ID feet
single night. What destruction Of property and even
Of lives mly have been the result of this terrible vis
iaOn, we dare not conjecture.
We are also informed that great freshei hns been
experienced al Georgetown, but have no pariicu-
lars.
Since writing the above VIC have received from an
authentic the following of the food at
Augusta:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

A coward" said Sir. She mechanic. How
did YOU find that out
A. WEea was in the army.
S-.Where was you in tao army
A, In the north western army.
s., was Ia the North western army AMI came
10 very d,dercn, conclus-on Whrro you
A.. WAS ia the north wcs,rra army
s.. Where ahoats ia the North western army
Was You al Fort Stephenson
A, NJ.
s., Well vas wss you at SIndgsky
A. No
81 wa Was you at TipPeeancc'
A., NO.
S. Was you a, the battle of tn, Thames
A, No.
$, We'll, whereabouts IN the north western army
Was youl
A.. Why. ! was drafted AMI could not 90. hired
Substitute though. who during part o! Inc
I time.
$, Al. thought 81. YOU miy se, 1t down a uni
versal rule tha, those Who pretend he soldiers u
,ic last and yet consider Hir.nn, coward were
either not in tie deserted from 1t when tht
country mos, needed their services.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

The banks va, require specie than the
of the 60 nnuniiy fJt chan g make Necessary.
Thus sir. will these Government, drafts. os hank
noies az they may he called remain ou, IA cirrnlaon
The issues of the rs wear undcr appropriations OF the
pubic revenue will followed by the issues oi SUE
cccdins years More and Will II be- perceived TO
be needless and indiscrcri To- cash them; and more
and more will the specie of the country accumulate
~ the CUSTODY Of the receivorsscnera UNTIL alter
few ycar. the greater part Of the specie of the eo-n-
ny wal. be found in The vaults OF the deposilares re-
presented by equal amount Oi Cox ernment paper IA
circulation can CONCEIVE OF uo or motive bat
for Withdrawing the specie rom the >anis of ihc
ieJ-J-lar,cs. and that is when tom Uniav"rable
state foreign trade. the ~ foreign exchange
- much against and then this system Will inruh
urea. facilities 60 the export of the precious metals
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

HaHHT-c< PRFFEEUIsC ASUlHER MASS sos Toiiis
nqN While Gcur-il Harrison was GOycfD~ Of In.
dana he entertained m intention oi applying ior pO-
su.on f,r hs son az west Point There was only n
siasle vacancy. end BIS exalted patriotism and public
.eyc,. would ccu1iny have obtained the desired lp
toir-rnent ~ he meanwhile, a ncighhurug farmer
apriia1 o. Harrison 10 cErri hs Influence nf HIM o.
a. ais, ds.tred surh place Tor his boy The noble
b,-stsd chief c.er real. fo DO iof others thar
g. himself promptly COMP 81 with the mans request
snd scierruz the brother iaunorsboy 70 his own child
h. 1scd b. tnnuer a1d .biHincd The sIiuauon which
.s,s rantei Sufh jGsnnro ot pure dIsintcrcsicd.
nrss wo1.i have n6iel H,-n lusif. O. A~ealacirf OF
-, CO., nnatus vAon iarrson rnpre lean any other
mao RESEMBLES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
rvSn--PRueEs NppRss..

FvSn-eRUeE's NpDREs..
fe whigs. conservatives and all
t''me listen 70 YOUR eountry'scall
roc fSab!cs press her to the wall.
fariy giving law
There's nothing. surely more subl,r,.
ihan ineemcn raised IN party time
Io save the land from plots and crime
Republicans. huZza,
The tory lord OF Kinderhooi.
Honest men have most inr-ook
There saUgu of HIM "a hero s'es We luot
Confidence can draw
We 60 The loco ECO clan.
Tho patent demos leave the man.
Aud riddanec seek frOm wizzsrd land
Republicans. huzzal
This man you Know. his Often told
That our land should AovS with gold
And honest men their freedom sold.
For this diclum law
His plans wer~ only TO deceive
Lcg.Bail - all his treas'rcrs give
bui YET our cause we can retrieve,
Republicans, hurza,
We feel oppression bearirc on.
Taxes high and money gone.
And officers exempt alone,
From di-irurtive law
Then wings advance Of oy'ry grade.
Your country tn redeem and aid
In freedoms panoPly arrayed--
Republicans, huzza
We for orr country firmly stand,
As a plirioiic band.
From party men of party brand
We OF course withdraw.
Our country Fret. our country last.
Her standard mailing to the mas.
Wo'cT clean ior action, standing fis'--
Republicans. huzza
We know, indeed. that u,cn must rulc.
But we spurn the party tool
Republicans If ancient school.
Oar Affect ms draw
Or such the man for whom we 60.
Hes known To all and this we know.
His feelings for tho country flow
lis Harrison. huzks,
What pnblic good has Martin donc'
None that ever saw the sun;
Ills & hcEes all Tor number one.
Power and wealth to draw.
Our FTicnI is quite another man.
To help the people all he can.
He steady aim, his only plan
IT'S Harrison, huzza
When savage tribes together plan'd.
Proc tors trooIr. Tccumsch's hand.
by deadly war TO scourge the land.
Breaking treaty law
lie fought The foe in plain and wood.
lie through ihc hottest battle rode.
And victory came from field and blood
lis Harrison. huzza.
We all must go car Harrison
With him there's no cOia, carlson,
la martial field ar garrison,
And orgrI &C. law.
lie ALWAYS for his country stood.
In peace and war through storm ard food,
Devoted 10 his couniry's good.
For UARRIsoN. IIrzzai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
4 y MTftkrnN. - - Froprielor.

s.FtEsls-lhe Tr-Secaiy taper Is p"bishod on
= avs Thp->'iys snl Sstur'a's. al 50 per anau'n
IN itlv-. ~ 80 ~ she end 1T Tive year - tr siN
tnonif~ 70 sascribrr received tor less term than
= n,,iifis.
The Wsrkly paper, nc Western Virginia Times. y
puhilSlled "Wednesday al = - PER annun m ad-
vanc., cr - - ha, paid wilh,n inont, roin the
hcrinninC ui Ia wear Sone~ -u1Srrhcrs will be re-
ce'y@l except SVgh as pay an a,lvlnce io' MONTH,
81 - /, invariably cl.trged No subscriber received
tr i-s- iCrIn sSsn SIX Inpnihs ani papcr di-cnn
tagcj cX-pi attic discretion Of the publisher until
I'll arr-asa s'c sse Ped.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

The postmaster general that was. il fimously
and costly ensconsed Us editor of the extra Globe
To say nothing Of the ncongruous appearance pre-
sen,ed 10y man sinking from tho cabinet of the Uni
ted states into petty penny liner, there is some
thing that Of dishonesty in the apparent proyi
sions Of the contract entered into. All the members
ofIhe democratic party. called, know well that a
Kendall has been in fact. the editor of the Globe
he could not expect TO add name, by announcing hi,
editor. therefore, he would never have relied
upon the profits nccruing from subscribers whom
he might obtain. No. the real intent is this Mr. Ks
name is presented for levying all the
oiiice-holders ia the country for small sum- and cal
ling them TO procure all the subscribers they can
The whole tribe will no; number less than one hun
dred thousand and will thus sJrd considerable fund
for electioneering purposes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

fRArp An Englishmsn. named John s. Reed, re-
Gently sod 10 The merchants rsilroad contractors Sc
Of Ann Arhor, Michigan several drafts ~ The aInoant
NJ $500, drawn on Baiing Brothers. a. Co. Of Lon.
DON The drafts huvo since been returned 10 appear
ing hat Reed had NJ ouiboriy % draw he letters OF
credit which he exhibited Saving hcen friuJulcnt
re has since nm Otto Cangda Red vas oslo h n
Tor tho sppoorancc Of Jf Clark Tho llio roiIos,,, ~
The Genital railroad. under indictment f,t r hs5.ie
nert, wno has %, roo or vI;a Air.--pl't. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
ORIGIN or THE TERMS HARD CIDER"

AND "iOT IADiN
The Washington correspondent oi the B1ltmor'
RepublIcan, prominent Van Buren, PaPer' speaking
sneerinri, &C ecu IlarrsI.. avs:
"Gire him a bqr-,i al HIrd CIDER and setiie pen
siar Of f,ro hols1pf gclr. and our wOrd tor ." ~
r,T s3 a. r.liai.Io. Of hes days csnented IA Ing
IGltH"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

The following song was sung Dir Bler. the Buck.
eve Blacksmith. on Saturday ewes e last. n, N. ma
shanics' meeting. Having with !, ,,,...
the many collections of patriotic song OF the d,v
eopy was Kindly f.rni-hOd by the rrqu, Of .evsr,,
gentlemen for pubra'ion The sent:ra,,. arc on.
celient. wei rs well toI tale ofthe rot.. ,pec,
ing o" a suffering people. and will cake plaalI,
addition to the already srcl;ng volume of Tppsnos
songs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

The Emlncilai1f. ihc ls-. organ n f'' Nh1ir
.,,.f. boz Ns.. Y1-k rnlis tHo n..s,,rg complaint
on i..e = Of Nps 90 reference Co 'hs Harrisburg Con
vsatrus
yot % riH b, oJserrs3, INT 1N 'H'srerf vs5s rep
-.,sass6 ~, fEaryiJvr. EXCEPT IiIE ANON
RIO vIyTEREgT ulioh haaaof 90 Jlras us h79g
q stagis fxbressrf1trs"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

SPORTING ~ THE WEsT.-A contemporary speaking
81 fe perks which attend the DnrEeyngs Of the pen-
Ger or sportsman. IN The far wesI. says
"lron nerve ~ OF the indispensable arms with.
out which The sportsman in the mouniainsof America.
on the wIlds Of AFRICA. h IN imminent peril every
step. To shOai The buffalo within Two yards of your
feet and IN his last rush-io walk unlimited into the
breakfast Paror Of a panlher--io the hungcred
snake rolled up under your very eye-to disturb tho
foil grown bear IN his solitude in the willow coJse.
WheH there are hut few iwigs between you both;
oil these require inc heart 20 be Fortress the eye
- bc unalarmed, the hand The wrist and arm TO be
as steady those Of the marble Apollo. when no re-
leased the arrow al the Python"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

Connected with the above, II one of the most oN
i.usive READING ROOMS IA the United Statrs--
Terms 10 suts rbers, IS year. Strangers free
10 visit for the space Of one month thosc Who CON
r,gc 10 visit for longer Ierm Will be put down IA
sulsrrhers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

THE BANKRUPT BlBL-'The bill 90 establish a
Uniform system Of Blnkrupcy throughout Tie United
States makes 80 le progress the Senate. that like
vessel beating up river against the tide. u is
times difficult 90 I'll whether 10 u going ahead or a.
stern w plain language IL IS a matter ef grea. doubt
what viii be- the fate Of the BILL though u a mat
Ter Of no doubt NJ a What ds fate would be if de-
pended on The will & wishes of the People. Of whom we
venture 81 sny ninetenths 81 all who understand any
Thing NJ al about u aro in favor Of the hill
Yesterday. by decisive yOte. Banks were eHclu-
d'd rom the operation Of the bill
Mr. Clay. Of Kcntscky. then moved 70 strike out OF
those paris u The bil which include provisions for
compulsory bankruptcy and upon Ibis motion he Is
hed 70 The Cor when the bill comes up again today.
- National Tlfefiigcpccr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
- .rur LOG cAmN AND HARD CInER

VIZ 'TTL I'Wf NNI'T-N y " 'I-FT''" ~
CNNpI % NTF-Cen. HARRISON wen parting iroin a
ryiraut at his soldiers u aipr the Indian war. SAID
O. ,her-.Centlsmen, o. you ever COM 70 Nhce"nes'
yon viii always Cad plate ani kriio and t'ra a,
my uble. aud ! assure YOU ih,t you VIII never mo
o. ioof sa1i and me- string n hc tai,h p'iicf tn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

ONE TERM rum the Peoples candidate
NoRru RE>r. l9,h Dec. lS3g.
deem IL proper NJ this um" 90 renew the assurance
he-eioire frequently made that should be elected To
he pre-dency will uuior no circumstances consent
q, be- a candidate for a second term
WIN H. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
WIN H. HARRISON

~ I'm III agcs, rnd IN all countries 1t has been
Observed ttat thc cuit,sor Of the soil arc those who
ne willing 20 part with their rights ana submit
themselves To the Will Of a master.
WIN H. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

CFS. HsrnnoS's CowsEDtcg Nj A.--ytcp
ped INTO shop IN town fhe sthsr DAY and IN CONVEX.
sation viii he mechanic who occupied @ fcmsr. 90
'bai b, could 1-' 81 ~ urH r .HsDs esFarl '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

Ist Disifict-TJln w. MurdauFh. of Norfolk.
- 10 James W Pegrlm, II Petersburg.
n do VIM =. Archer of Amelia
IN d, RIchd Kdder Meade. OF DInwiddle.
5,h do Henry e.. Watkins OF Prince Edward.
6ih do james C. Bruce. OF lIalIiaI.
7,h do Whiell /. TunsiAll, of PIitsyi' ana.
SIN do Ih"m1s X Joynes, sfAccomack.
lih DO Nurhornc l.. Sutton of Caroline.
IJth DO W,llaughby Newton. Of W eslmoreland
liih do james Lyons. OF RichInond City.
l2h do Valentine w SOuthail. Of Albetnarle
I3lh do John : Pcndleton. ct RapPahsnnOck.
I4,h do John Jauuey. of LoudOun.
Ij,h do Anircw Hunter OF Jefferson.
i6ih do Philip Williams, Jr. of Frederick
I7th do VIM Seymour. OF Hnrdy.
18th do Rriscce G.. Baldwin, Of Augusta.
18Th do Ballard Smith. of Grecnbror.
ooh de- Edward Johnson, Of BJieiour
pit DO John Y TIumes oC Washington
.aI - George w Suiomers, Of Kanuwha
s3j do Wai;mau r. Wiley, OF Monongnl'a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

50 1T GOES a, 80 60. g. Ga, d., 10
49, ~ OF Of my late ao.SieIs q whose com
o',a.'e ',D on MS bounty Lard b-eatlaslej. on Sat
u'uIy .V nrlg last. learning my name inquired ne
S' ~ ~ -ightonr yankee qn0siiela aad aher nnin
~ cU's' 4rulaions meeting sltes lOrs sepera
'on sfnnrked-I Lieutenant. dang iise laa war wo
o' rot hfsr such sior of Gtt, Ruffor are aoif
gnt forth Thon be- was brave. 0umaae. end src-
oossiul General nor do 7 bsss-e lose -iosies noN
Ee will be- notf ,csidtE, horo. These -oriss
arc 90 iss" Ny a,b icr SC 10 EGO ist hls l1fs
rcsiJ 'rc1 s iay. 10 ,sre & iFe.r ranks
tFr WfE CTFtCFE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

A GOOD SENTIMENT There BE- ru.hinr makes n
mao icci 50 comfortable and vel 1i.sbsd with
hras-lf ~ the perofmHn,s of .rtoi -"u"rosy snd
ths quvl 49,, susnl a c0nsCIr1Cc rHd 0i otrrcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

The TIPPECANOE FLAG j. issued from his office
~, the 1T AMI 18Th ol every month. Price % cts
frln this tG.. uE: the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

The Gov Clark will start for warronton this morn
ing. al 81 o'clock with good fare board. hard cider
and all. Fare both ways so cts. The German band
is engaged ior it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

a tremendous meeting of tho friends Of Harrison
and Tyler was held at Bloomfield. Jefferson County.
Ohio. on Friday last The meeting was addressed by
Mr. Covvnn Mr.. Russell. Mr.. Collier and Mr. Douglas
James Wilson Of Steubenville was chairman. The
meeting went off in fine spirits and good feeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
1;.-&e ;. AocrrtIeer.

~ BII>gED TRi wEENEY AND WEEKLY
ar rua coK~Es % r>IoN A\D "Ar'r ST.
WHEELING. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06


~ rs, hgl all be ti.a s-d 90 cents tpT 5AnscTtOhs
a. i.-s.
The r,. Of thc CITY rouncil. city ordinances
aud orders, regularly appear IN this p'Ior
Conn -c'r-l with the oflirc OF publication oi the
Wheeling Times and Advertise. - Jon & BOOK
rETNTTS'i o. FfCE. where nav &c hsd on iaNofa-
tIeteru.. BLANKS IN order. Cards. Nandhl's. Show
l,ills &c done IN the neacsi style and short notice
For sale u, ne CompHC Roo Of the Wheeling Tunes
anu Advertiser
CITY summons. County summons.
Eyr,.rtrnu., Executions.
Rpiids Bonds,
=. summon, for Assault Rccornizunccs Of
bail
County Sunmns fpr Assault Deeds. leases Warrants
Seresnts B-als, Destinations - iormsl is OF In
dine. Pcll,r's Notes. Notes Of NJ \ NJ Bank, Notes
OF Y W B,ril Greeks all the banks, bound and
plain. DC. &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

Though we feel perfectly snngune ofsuccess in the
contest between the people and the oficeholders. we
are yet aware Of the great power possessed by the
party. and aware that every will he strained to
Perpetuate H. Not the least important OF these
is the fact that they have the appointment and action
this year. Of several thousands Of deputy marshals
who will hrve an opportunity Of visiting and talking
20 every al the public expense. while taking the
census.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT:
.yNks y q 4 4. e. e.
"a HhGINia.

vinGINIA EircronAL TIcSrr-'The following t
tta electoral lIcaeI agreed ulOS, and recommended to
i,p voters Of the Old Dominion by tho Harrison and
TYLER ConV eu,ion whirI, the iIh Feb AZ Rich
EpTG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

census.
There is to he, on the 4h Of July. great Harrison
and Tyler meeting at StoubenviIle intended to en-
brace Jefferson and the adjoining counties II will be
n roarer. These meetings. that we have daily
to note very different from what political meet.
ings before. They are large. AMI the re-
suit Of spontaneous movement They are like the
little boys mouth which whis,led it-elr No effort is
required to get them uP-thcy get up themselves
Sam. your panaloons full Of hoe1. why don't
you cover yourself'' Il aa covered with Blchan.
ans benefits and blessings"
You will doubtless all 60 to wurrenion today Not
should be len behind. There will be a great
day
The editor Of the Ohio Statesman says he Is again
at hs post II ought be a whipping post. # he was
concerned in the late iorgory y supposed
Unless nearly al the world 60 10 the falls Of s. An.
"hy end the upper Mississippi this year the steamboats,
will dot very bad business. We have noticed no
less Than seycn steamboats, up for that place II We
could We would like much TO be ono among tho mum
Der Of passengers. We know soihlng Of the falls or
their vicinity except That may readily imagine them
enclosed tno nook. a SPOT sublime but - nut
she'll compared with the c.ornll forests Of thousands
of miles by which Il 10 surrounded There hls been
time wicu imagination. lrl 30 nos seems dill
cuil could not conceive Of hc vast distance between
the AIleehaucs anJ tho ilIs Of 81 Anthony How
ogrco1he. thcu. bot bow strange, and Thrilling the q.
motion must be 10 tho yisiter WHO ocs Tor the first
time h.s lie that he has reached that point s sur.
rounded b. orss,suf immense extent and must trust 10
The same lildc canoe th,i tojk bin there To take him
home again, inis the regions Of civilization. And
THE Trip here 10 IBIS west called pleasure srrur.
sion IN Europe that distance o. travel wolid con.,.
tote a tour Of the continent
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SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 6. 1870

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