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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
WI!EEIING pnsr nErICr

NasiA'aa-hO POSI bFEICE.
VI HAIL ARRA Nc L MENT
CEF,T MAI.
to"m IA t.siarHvOs 40 10 O'ciock, Il Night snd
: !. ~.
West depart, At 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
Prom West. arrives atJ3 o'clock. 4. NJ.
10 East. lrHars rs O'Clock. =. VI
Northern or S,eubenvIlle Mail, Arrives a, 30.
m'nn'es after VI. and departs at halfaGcr one. +. NJ
eSccpI un Suudlys.
Norh Western ur Wooster Mall arrive Tueslays
Ihursiays and Saturdays ~ II. VI. Depar,s Mon
DAYS Wednesdays AMI Fridays. at / O'clock. Z. ".
Southern nr Marietta Mail. arrive, TUESDAYS and
Saturdays, NJ -"'c,uck. = VI. Departs Nioud1ys a
Friday ,t 5o'clpck. 4. NJ.
Nord,icid Mad arrives every Thursday t'clCck.
\. N. Departs every Monday. 2 O'Clock. =. NJ.
West lh'erty. arrivCr every Tuesday. THURSDAY
audSaiuriny. ct d o'clock, 4. NJ; Departs same
days al | O'Clock 2. NJ.
Mlosganluwn Mail arrives. Tuesday. 6 o'clock P.
Ni.;Dcpurts Wednesday. g O'Clock. A. NJ.
Letters intended Tor ne morning mails shoald be
dep">'redh nv 4 o'cip"k. 100 the morning.
miami posiase OiJo,e1ga letters must be invaria
bis paid.
Office open a. lei p'clock. A. VI.
y. AGNew. p. NJ.
rs The ofice oTr7, On SUNDAYS nj OaV u'cIorE
? NJ (p A. ur' 20 interfere ni,a The ruur e P.nlc
N"r-h1P ~ The GhUrci,- pn8 remains open one
HOUR. dec 10
RiESTOS On TIFF PROPHECIES
4 NcxrLcau'n 90 lhy P,"p,vcies % Daniel and
a john. iyss'hcr with nr inquiry inio The pro.
Pritty "flEs ~ rf Evangelical Psa.my dy. by SUN.
rcl Ralsioa, ID y ,ust received and Tor sale by
ir"J RJSB STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

i -crtif, that l have. by way Of eVpe,imentu u
ed The Hysedn. and most Of the various kinds
Of pills m NV prIctrre, which have bprre the
highest rrput- In the public estimation that ave
nrcn tter,dtpr sale n this viriuIty tor the last
i've wears, including those called the restoration
pr Per-lan pulls; and the public may rest assured
mat none among the whole catalogue has ar
@"tred bcltcr purpose, NJ an easy and ef,cfu-
= remedy, than the Restoration o. Persia Pills
~ most casos Of disetse. G. BA'KUS, n. d..
BO:neste', y. Y. Sept. q, 1897.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

q I'll ARLES MALLEY, or Ie Trash Dng3on
~ wi , just received AMI for stle b.
m'rS ROBB & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

n ECICRES o. The shIr~r CT ctsm. by Ash.
E< bel GSs en-. received gnI fr sale Il,
mWS 80B8 STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
MONENI MnNENm

- NAO4NGAs
JHNIE snlscrihcr j. in want OF money nsJ mvs,
~ have IL. lie therefore earnestly requests all
debted to him to- pay M.
lie takes this orcusion 10 return his sincere
thanks 70 tAose friend, and customers who are A..
ways punriunl IN The paymeutof heir acronnis and
respectfully solici's a ruriinu1ucs of their custom.
Others NAV draw their own inference.
frh FAC ISE%eC Vry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
FOR REST

IEFIiAF eligible a1l excellent tavern 'is"l
II n tie Terry llUding on Wheeling Island
new occupied by Mr. LippInc0tt The tavern
h9usS lsa new, large ard cJmmotiOus brick bal
ding wt,h convenient stables ard out building.
and - one Of the best business stands 10 the
West.
Il D. nANIEI- ZANE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
TORRENT

FOlt hENEs A NOTICE EXTRA
a SMALL c"'niodrH'e dwelling situated in
"a Easl Wheeling m UpiegraTs addition; ais,
e large and cuinmDl iuus Store ruom mr. one Of los.
dimensions. sii"atei on Market squa Q, ENQUIRE
"iihe subscriber al hs Store NJ l75 Market SQUARE
where he J. generally 10 hc found nnd is rrepared
~ accommodate his rus, mrrs wrh a new and very
%splcndii S;o"k Of groceries ofevery description low
Tor cash or approved couuiry produce. The article
ni lnnd' h'y seed or tcalhers VIII be received m
raym' mt oi debts now due " god funds will he
thankfully received.
lrh ~ n NfrGTNNts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
Beck and lob Printing.

~ The Publisher ofri.e Wheeling Tnes A.,
Ndycri~er. las inst received = large assortment o
NJ" JOB TYPE, from New Yofk and Bslti
more 'om rising the must elegant kinds recent,
cast iher and some OF hich are not q be iuuut
10 any office West OF the Mountains. With a sra
cious uiice, cH erieuced worhmen, aud new ,nale
"als' he i grcpared :, execute every kiud Of
4ette, o,s,. 9h,u,t;nq,
~ 'he finest 'iyl" and at The shortest notice.
~ Beat Bills, Pvs,er,. Uandbills. &c, pru
'co ~ AZ tNuf = notice may ls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
OR PERSIAN PILL.

"a ilr. superior 10 the IIygeaa.Bnnirejh's. Evans
tomato re Matches lpncej) SIuatvr, In.
Jian Purg1tve " any othcr Pitts or -ompornd
before the public, as Ceri6td TO by yhysI 'iins
lnd Utners Let none condemn until tney have
tried t'en n. aud IA "a we CCriaIn thsv Will no.
j u nlN 4 settled POINT with all Who I'm We ~
SEA the N'gytab!c Persian Pills. that they are pre-
snlnently ia" best and most ,ficdciuus Fami'y
hcilcIne mat he's vet been used ~ America. !!
every lamily could become acquainted WITH
'ier sovereign power over dlsoase-they would
Keep them and he T pared with a Sute RENE, y
- Apply on the hrst appearance Of disease, ami
the now lunch distress wuuln be uNoi1cd aud
money saved; as well as lives Of thousands who
i~re,huTrioi out Of time 10y negiccung dIscss &c IN
rs hrSt STAGES orby not being in possession OF Il
remedy WINCH Ia " can place depeniance on.
- Fht, IA each OK Price 81 i-2 cts.
- 10 60 81 IL 90.
For sale by A TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
FIRE L MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES
WHEELING.

FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CoMPANYo on
WHEELING.
DiRECraRS FOR 1919.
is Shrver, Samuel Necl. Joseph Norrisoi
iiIsm Paxton, Charles d Kuox, 1hOmai
Johnston.
, SIuyEB PrssiIeut-D LAMB. Agent
'o't'l =" < S'd'co1. pH-a I NAN s'...t
CO~hMiSSiONEKS SALE VI VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
! Stout & Hull. agairsi Ebcuczer Zane and other.
: John Patterson, ~. siu,s
5 KobrdG Marine Adm'rs y,samc,
(. John Ean. en-
>. Young smith 2 ca. ~ sam..
6 Leonard. SemlleS Go ~ same,
T.Wm. White. ~. .uc
3. Marcus WILSON : Adu.svs. 49,
.. DAVID Melville, =. ..n
10 George Daily. ~ .,me.
II \ as Buie. ~ ,,v-
l2 Z. * A.W. johnston. s.. s,me,
~ CIANCERY.
~ virtue oi The DEGREES pr1nluucci by the INDIE
81 the circuit superior count Cd l,, anil ,b,nc.,y
TOR thc county ofOHiu. iu Jue sbo,r cau-,,. n M.
''s' 1911 term 81 ihe said Court. iho undersigned. nrt.
ns as C'mmissipncr. under The said dee,ers v,I
ud Monday the ItI DAY or A,r' next. rb,, b.ipr
court dav. az the front duur Of the Cont U,y..,
said c"uUiy. nH,r for sale. 3Il'. IF proypJ ,L,,to 81
i,ct WIDE oarh."n Monroe street. ciu- the eat b,t
nilt no u. n Iho On -luare rn TIE city Of Wbrc.
inH and immediately ndJ'.uur. anl wet Of rt.
"r'tk ware h'uses u~cc"pird ~ WIN Paxton A I'M.
aud o'he's; a.su the sioro house ~ Ziuc's Row. ON
lam Street ia Wheeling, at present oc,upsd D.,
Jacob S,Iscuey,Ntth The pyrr,cuqnce thereto Doe.
'i'Sl"E. or - mich thereof as shall ba ,lTir.eat To-
satisfy 'hc debts, interest aui costs IN said DEGREES
respectively mentioned.
Terms ol sale will be ir cash. ~ Il, ., nucb
Is WI he necessary ~ pay oE ths am1uui. derrrei
~ 'he tLfee hricauScs. and Ihr payment 81 ,uc.sisib
"' The amounts Icc.ced "a he 4h and 5tn of sad
r'"Ses; aud The va,r1ent uf nuc-fGh Il the am,pni,
lecfetd Va The 9, I. s and 9 pt sad oau-c.; and m.
pay heni OF one-iouDh uf The amo.uis d,rr.cd M
''' ION lin and l2h ID sIid causes, aud rs Co.
"e ,Ii''e OF purchase iH1n"y. "a credit oi 8. II /
i'u 10 ia"lihs-NHh interest from the day OF sale /
The purchaser giving bonds. with good sccnriiy.
,"s deferred pnyntui. aud lie tile ICtaiuel uI.
Il the sane I,e rand.
~ MITCHELL ~. 6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
ILLINOIS

Ut = ~ III
NlLLexrhange int liiinpis paper. Silt.S4lfpe-
ire. Cosnas Brandy. Lump Sugar. and other
articles.
! Wish r. purchase BACON. Berswax. Butter.
Lord and Feathers, payable in rood faHds.
JAMESON.
i"h u Market n 70.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

MONEY MONEY! MONEY!
NiE subscriber returns thanks 10 those e his
friends Who have promptly inid their sccouHtsF
and informs ihogr Who ure In auear, that many 81
ihrm will find their accounts iu lhc hands of officers
or collection iu q few days. " not Seulcd.
Sob 10 = MCCLELLAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

IODAS&O
4 TTERBJRY. Caldwell q Go have ~
store 10 kegs s lvis, Kentucky Tobacco. und
wsrrh. 90 clp-c sales. they will .,,l low aul take iu
liliuuis Bunk ulirs. fr5 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

a 81 Received a lr5sh sspPiy Of RussclI'
~ Music's
THE Oh Sexton,
on tie love 'us l1r.;
love I iuvs the free,
Old Arm Chair.
Come brave with NC Ho g~'slsvs,
Kind. kfud and gentle o. so.
! jfpIm ufalI ih.r-s hcr;
\ iIfp on the o.eru .usr.
There is ra hume hte my n'T7.
Flow gently sweet tEHai
1hc Emerald l-c.
kcpIurkH Q11duiIoH.
GREY Flg.e r]InlliJus.
Home GuIIHIle y M.lIoH
mar al IS Tuiaf Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

TEMPERANCE IIQtEJRS.
CASES superior French Cntdial'.
- 5 Muscai De Froniguan.
I cash Temperance Madeira,
DO Port.
Received AMI for sll~ bv
mr1 KING & CRUMBACKER.
TNEN THOUSAND A YEAR. complete in one
valume. for sale by
ian % JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

is Shryer. Samuel NcCl. Joseph Morrisoi
yptes Ci.u-e, SVbir sN Brsfy. John GoshOrr.
liam Paxton, Carries ID Kuox, 1hOmas
} = SiiNvER PrssiJeut-D LAMB, AGENT.
'0'tfl so K S'u'C01. pH.s I Nam 49,. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

rs The ohlce oHoH, oa Sundays NJ OaV p'cIori
7 " 90 A. ur' Co interfere ~i,n The iuur urP..n,
Wrr-hiP il Inc ChUrcs,-' an8 remains open on
HOUR. dec IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

v~IRGINIA-;n Rules hell in a..
Clerks O.ics II The Circuit SI,rtot Cnupt
LaN AMI CIancrry Ter Inc CoiHy of O.iJ
a.. al, .,fh II Mol 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10

AlsIapder Wilson. adminis,r,ior. ail The hciu -
lzs Of Nsuus wilson deed. * JIhn & shln.
C1nplsInaLIs.
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FOX SALE on UrNT

ArSn, c,ov-sl. md rharr- q oT-a.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
NUMBER 50.

or stop the mill gear and tackle from runs
ming at their fullest speed. Il
A loud knocking at the door was shori.i
ly after heard, and she has,end ththerA
1t was her master and his family, accom-
panied by several OF their neighbors. The
unaccostomed appearances of the milIssils
in fall swing on the Sabbath, had, as sh.
anticipated, attracted their attention. and
they had FASTENED home from church, for
The purpose of asceriaining the cause
of the phenomenon. The father bore
the little boy in his arms he had cut
the cords wherewith the child was tied,
but he was unable 10 obtain an accoun. of
the extraordinary circumstances tina! had
occurred from the all'righted innocent.
Hannchen, in few words, told all |;
and then the spirit which had sustained
her so long and so well while the emcrger-
cy lasted, lorsook her at once as it passed
away. She lell:senseless into the arms of
the miller's son, and was with difficulty
recovered.
The machinery Of the mill was a, once
stopped, and the inanimate ru(lian dragged
forth from the great wheel. The other
ruflian was brought down from his prison.
Both were then bound and sent of to
Boom under strong escort; and, in due
course, came under The hands of the town
cXccullOner.
1t was no, long till Ilannchcn became
bride. The bridegroom was the miIIer's
son, who had loved her long and well, but
with a passion previously unrequited.
They lived thencelorward happily loge-
Their for many Years, and died at good
old age, surrounded by ilourishing fimi.
~. To the last hour of her life, this bravo
hearted woman would shudder, rs she
told the tale Of her danger and deliver
ance,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
SELECTED by REQUEST.
From The CONGREGATIONAL journal
Origin OF tho ":soo,. - ,s"'mo"'' or "'Ao'-
,icu Bible"

As this book has excited much atten.
ton, and has been pa! by certain new
sect in the place Of the sacred scriptures,
| deem it a duty which owe to the pub
lie, to state what know touching It's
origin. That its claims to divine origin
are wholly unrounded, needs no proof 10
mind unpcryested by the grossest dcIu-
sions. That any sane person should
rank it higher than any other merely hui
man composition, is matter OF the great
est establishment; yet 1t is received as
divine by some who dwell in enlightened
New England, and even by those who
have sustained the character of devoted
christians. Learning recently, that Nor
monism has found its way into church
in Massachusetts, and has impregnated
some Of its members with its gross delu-
sions, so that communication has be-
come necessary, | am determined TO de-
lay no longer doing what ! can to strip
the mask from this monster of sin, and 10
lay open this pit of denominations.
Rev. Solomon Spaulding, to whom
was united in marriage in early life, was
a graduate of Dartmouth College, ans
was distinguished for lively imagination
and great iondncss for history. A, the
time Of our marriage, we resided at Cher
ry Valley, n. Y. From this place we
,omoved lo New Salem, Ashtabula coun
ty, Ohio; sometimes called Conneaut, al
it is situated upon Conncaut Creek
Shortly after our removal to this place
his health sunk, and he was LAID aside
from active labors. In the town Of New
Salem, there are numerous mounds am
forts, supposed by many to be the diIapi
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

The desire to display our best qualities
to the best advantage, and to obtain dis
tnciion for the possession of them, is
deeply rooted in the human breast. 1t
incltes the most modest, impels with
stronger energy The more confident, and
bloats up TO an unnatural size the vain
and arrogant, 1t is confined to no parli-
cular class of persons, but an universal
passion prevails, in greater or less de-
gree among the whole race ofman. Some
are content 10 be distinguished for bodily
requirements, and these you will observe.
continually endeavoring TO accomplish
some difficult feat, such as the standing
iotly-eight hours without rest, or walking
some hundred miles in "a lille lessihan
no time" Another desires to become
famous as vocalist. If you wish to find
him, 90 to some Free and Easy room"
and you will behold him, seated in all
his glory, at the end of a long table, with
small mallet in his hand, bawling in an
authoritative and pompous tone, make
your calls, gentlemen, bar mans IN the
room ~ Another wishes 10 acquire a
nobIer fame rs n writer or an orator.
They are generally men of some little
talent; but though mere smatterers, with
ont any original or acquired ability, they
are innamed by the reputation Of Boz
or a Bulwer, and turn their attention TO
an employment Nature never intended
them to follow, and nothing can dcpress
them, but the most pointed pen OF the
salirist stepped in sarcasm and rldicuIe,
For the vain are always the most sensl-
tive. Wound their self love aud you
apply causlic plaster TO them. Tho
vanity Of those, that is a weakness pro-
cecding from a feeble mind is, perhaps,
the most common of all others. A fine
house, grounds, carriages horses, serv-
ants, &C., is all that some men desire.
Give them these, and the reputation OF
Shakespeare is nothing to the reputation
of being the richest man lin their parts. y
Even the dame OF three score and ten has
her share Of vanity, and displays itin the
make and doing up Of her caps. Thus
runs the world along. We are all pos
scsscd of vanity, and all show in soma
ridiculous manner.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

There is a lonely mill close beside the
little hamlet of Udorl, near the Rhine
shore, between the villages of llcrsel and
Usal, on the left bank below Boom. This
mill is said to have been the scene Of the
following story:
1t was on Sunday morning, cages long
ago" that the miller Of this mill, and his
whole family, went forth to hear the holy
mass at the nearest church in the village
of IIersel. The mill, which was also his
residence, was left in charge of his servant
girl named Hannchen, or Jenny, sioa,-
hearted lass, who had long lived with him
in that capacity. An infant child, Of an age
unfit for church, was Left in her charge
likewise.
The girl was busiIy employed in pre-
pairing dinner for the return Of the master
and his family, when who should enter all
of sudden but an old sweetheart of hers,
named.Ilcinrich Bouleor. IIewas an idle
gracelcss fellow, whom the miller had
forbidden his house, but whom Jenny,
with the amiablc peryersity peculiar TO heI
sex, only liked perhaps all the better, be-
cause others gave him no countenance,
She was glad to see him, and she told him
so too, and, although in the midst of hel
work, she not only got him something tc
eat OF once, but also found time TO have {
gossip. while he despatched the food Sc
before him. As he ate, however, he Lee
fall his knife.
"Pck tina. up, my lass" said he, in ;
Joking way, to the good natured girl.
NAY, Heinrich" she replied, "you
back should be more supple than mine
for you have less work to make it stiff.
labour all day long and you do nothing
But never mind. 'twould 90 hard with me-
had refused to do more than that for you
bad though You be-"
This was spoken half sportvely, an,
half in good earnest-lor, kind hearted a:
the girl was, and as much as she liked the
scape-g grace, she was too honest and in
dus,riuus herself to encourage and ap
prove of idleness and a suspicious course
of life in any one else, however dear Il
her. She stopped down, accordingly, Il
pick up the knife As she was in the &c
Of rising, the ,rcacherous villain drew
dagger from under his coat, and caugh
her by the nape of the neck, gripping he
throat FIRMLY with his fingers to proven
her screaming the while.
Nov, lass, said he, swearing out
bad oath at the same time, "whcre is you
masters money! I'll have it or your lif
so take your choice"
The terrified girl would lain have par
|leved with the ruliian, but he would hea
nothing she could say.
"Master's money or your life, lass,
was the answer he vouchsaIed 10 her CT
treaties and CALCULATIONS. "Choose :
t once" was the only alternative her oile
| ed her; 1.-THE grave or the gold !"
She saw tina, there was no hope of nc
. cy at his hands and, as she saw it, he
| native resolution awoke in her bosom
; Like the generality Of her genter sex, 81
, was limid at tribes a scratch was a SUI
. joct of fear to her; a drop Of blood cause
r her to faint; an unwonlcd sound in Il
2 niqh, filed her soul with fear. But who
5 her energies were aroused by any al
ru,tr r,uSr. she prOyed. rs her sex cyi
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1912.

husband more, were he living, than the
use which has been made of his work.
The air of antiquity which was thrown
about the composition, doubtless suggest
ed the idea of converting it to purposes of
dclnsion. Thus an historical romance,
with the addition Of few piOus eXpres-
sions and extracts from the sacred scrip
lures, has been construed into a new
Bible, and paImed of upon a company OF
poor dcudcd fanatics, rs divine. | have
given the previous brief narration, that
this work of deep deception and wicked
ness may he searched to the foundation,
and its author exposed to the contempt
and cxccraiion he so Justly deserves.
MATILDA DAWSON.
Rev. Solomon Spauldlng was the first
husband of the narrator of the above his
tory. Since his decease, she has been
married to a second husband by the name
of Dawson. She is now residing in this
place: is woman of irreproachable
character and an humble christian, and
her testimony is worthy Of implicit con-
idencc. A. ELY, ID. ID.
Pastor Cong. Church in Monson.
d. Il. AUSTIN,
Principal Of Monsoon Academy.
Monson, Mass, April |, 1899.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
From the Leeds (EnsIand) Northern st;
AFFIRMATION ANTHEM.

ron THE RorAL cnnIsrEyryG.
Bring forth the babe in pomp and lace,
While thousands starve and curse the light
But what Of that I on royal face
Shame knows noblush, however slight.
Bring forth the babe;' nations means
VIII sing sweet music in his ear,
For well we know peoples groans
10 royal ears were always dear
Bring forth the babe; down, courtiers, down
Aud bow your acquey knees in dust,
Before chids beslobher'd gown
tour children cannot find crust y
" hen Christ was born, no servile throng
Around the Savour's manger met;
No hatterers raised their fulsomc song
But what was Christ to Abert's pet.
God who hast heard the widows moan;
God, who hast heard the orphans cry;
Thou, too, dost sit upon throne,
But none round thee OF famine die!
Things like this babe of royal birth,
Who boast their ptincely "right divine
Arc but thy parolics on earth
Theirs is pprcssion-mercy thine.
Bring forth the babe From foreign lands
Fresh kingly vampires iiock to greet
This new one in Its nurses hands,
(For royal mothers give no teat)
Bring forth the toy of princely wh!m,
And let your prayers mount night and day ;
For ought we not to pray FIR him,
Who'll prey on US enough some day
o! who would srudgc to squandcr gold
On such a glorious babe as this
What, though our babes be starved and cold,
They have no claim to earthly bliss.
Oars are no mongrel German breed,
But English born and English bred;
Then let them live and die in need,
While the plump Coburg-thing is fed!
Chrsten the babe, Archbishop proud,
Strange servant OF she lowly Christ,
Thousands are to yor purse allowed
For him the smallest loaf suiiiccd.
Though holy waters scanty now,
My Lord, you may dismiss your fears,
Take, to baptise the iHiint's brow,
a starving peoples bitter tears!
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or every description, executed in the ncatcst
manner, nj the usual prices,
OTTAWA is the seat of Justice of La Sale
county; is situated at the junction Of the Fox river
with the Illinois, 300 niles, by water, from Saint
Louis, ana midway between Chicago and Peoria.
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A guilty conscience needs no accuser.
An lille mans brain is the devils wo,k-
shop.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY nj
GEORGE F. WEAVER g. JOHN HlSe,
La Sale street. one door from MenO,ih-tcest cOrne'
ofhe Public Square.
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