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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
CHANGER I DEGREES
FOR ACCOUNTS AID SAFES.
Superior Cpur,-lu,erueJi

fIRGENIA-OhIo Superior Cnur,--Iu,,r,,,.i;
ale Term, February 9th, 1913.
John Goshorn aaJ The heirs If
Marcos Wilson, deceased
against I Is 'HANCESH.
james W Cleucus and Others,
Wills cause came uu ur,n hi, 6.b ,,.rrh.
rsary. 1913. 90 be- heard r,rr,n the. brII and
eNhehRs TIE answers OF Tlunas T. Raw the infant
ebhdren and heirs Of sari Raw by Wairm,n r vii
he tkeir guardian AL ieui.'he infant Ae ~ Of " IN
Harkiis, deceased. hy Elizabeth Ilarkins their
guardian al liem Of Forsyth. hlcNseIy a. Reeves
and Ihai Of Roucrt Morrow Daniel Moray Moses
W ChaplIne auI James " CIcn, rs and The or,l,fs
ct pu.ii'niiSn, as To- ihe absent drerdIus aud Iley
-sIhI hiling o. np,Csr ard answer. the h4 as Id
hicin' - iaScn Toe confessed And WAS argued by
counsel. Where up"u % Is adJudg,d, oldCfcd aid
u'cieed t'ii James \ Clarke, WHO Is hpreh, ,D-
-Ioiutci spec a! coIrussinucr E,r the -purr,s, ~
ascertain and report go the Court ho ar, the rar
hcs having any interest IN the subject IA the blu
mentioned. and 60 what extent they arc inc csi,i
whai l. due to any oi the shareholders II, The assn
''"''"h 10 The bill mentioned, what monies have
hseh advanced 10y any persuu or % r,,,us for tbe
pur oscs Of said ass lrial.un What = ,lp, lr, ,L
nSsncioon or from any individual u as g,,.,,,i Cor
-oeos co's'raci'd ter any OF The rurp,>cs of ,J AS
sceiaoIE ais" what duc 10 the said ASSOCIATION, ar
holders ui The shares tor Gud u acc r,ui a. -r,,,
ana pr"ii's aud from whom together uith all u.4,.
''ts deemed prrIu'uI hy said ,pn.nt..i,rrr ar
speci'l rcquu hy the pares g.vl. due u.r.,s
70 'h' parties ih cave 90 proceed ,Iparir they
or my oi them, beng nuuG,I, ,lU NOT gii,rd
Aud The Cause a. conuaucL 20. say,. rcp,E.
Cory T,>lc,
ALEA 7 LIDLEY. CIR
Tie defendants n the abr,e cl.e yIill.,pt
lice that On Saturday, tie 9Th day Of April ucx,,
nj my office in The CITY of ~ hre.in,. shall prr,
coed To take The accounts anil ascertain lhc Gcr.
'Te'erFcd 10 me by foregoing decree.
JAS \ CLARKE
March 7.lSl3-'a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
GARDEN SEEDS.

a FRESH assortment of garden seeds, put up
IA by Gibson a Richie at their garden seed and
agricultural implement wareruurn, Newark, n J.
70. sale at The Guy Auction rulms los Market
square. BRENTLINGER d SIIALLCRCSS
NH %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
Wheeling Va
March LIST 1919.
CARPET C4IAIN.

JST received aud Tor sale at the CITY Auciio,
- Rooms. 400 Ihs CARPET CHAIN
BRENTLlNGER * SHALLCROSS.
mar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
COMMISSIONER,S SALE
ar REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO.
~ PERTY.
Porter & Wagner,

| n MAJ Id 4 = i l. AND GERSeNAL PRO.
~ PERTY.
Porter & Wagner,
We,
\ Isaac Springer and others,
~ Chancery.-By virtue 81 the decree proncun-
ced 10 lhl~ cause on the 10th day of NOyru,bcr
| 1872 the Undersigned, will OHey for sale az the
Its'CeEcC OF SAID Springer a miles east ~
| Vince ling on the National road on SafuIdav t6a
hTst day Of April next, the following psrsonaI
property belonging 10 the d, PENDANT Is,rc
Springer, tO VII. one horse 2 cows . fegtbsy
beds, bedsteads aud bedding. { bureau y tsbics
dOz chairs, large copper kettle and hogs
Also, Ons lot Of land containing one acre III,
ualed on the National road four and n hEtr
miles east Of Wheeling, being the Residence gC
said Springer, together with the Improvement.
Torms-Cash, for the purchase Of the p.rs,r,r
property on all sums % the amount of 20 dniI-.
over that sum, 90 days credit will be given hoo.
ing interest from the day Of sale. Cor he TosI
estate credit Of SIX, Twelve aud eighteeu,no1fIg
win inter est The purchaser or purcha4prg g.,r.
bonds With g8oI sccuT.tyf0r the payment. p H.
purchase mOnCyf0T said personal properly A. real
estate ana The tile 20 "a dIand retained un.if tIg
same ls paid. J W MITCHELL. ID IS. fgT '"'
Arch.d Woods, Sheriff Ohio Co
Ieo - Us ana commissioner INC bis behalf
NEW NOVEL BY BTLWERI
NhE LAST Or BARONS.-Just received md
1 for sale OF The LITERARY DEPOT PFC
e 'i'. FEB %
~ EW NOVEL BY JAMEs-F0rfI D5y. =.
y romance Ui old times. Just received md H.,
sale al The LITERARY DEPOT. Pnee IS crs
feb -
SEED, Ginseng and Be,s,gar. ,,oo-,-,
n Forwhich the hIgbes price will be paid In cash
by OLIVER PRYOR, Union street.
nov 10 Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
FOR RENT

fOh RENT
"A BriCk dwelling honso on The conner Of Mn
- and jefferson si eet. adjoining Tbos Jgbnsioo.s
Store aud dSelling end now occupied bv . w
Hutchinson. Possession gissn immedatslv
For terms apply 20 JAMES MCCONNELL
mar I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

v IRGINiA-OHinC rcuI SUI cItur Cour,. H..
terInedIlic term, February lllu, 1913.
John GoSuu:n & Co.

NlhGlNiA-OHIn CtculI Sul cI5ur COur, I.-
"r!hedIaie Term, February lllu 1913
John GvSur:n & Co.
against
R'd'ek M'Kee, Jacob Z, Bier, N C"AHcSHY.
aud others.
THNlllS cause came On tins lih ,lny of F,hru,r,
n 1913, 10 Le heard upon Tic hl, ~ cAhlhrr, ,,i
the com: laInani, aud The said defendants Nurrs,
Nelson, Lloyd 6. Hughes aHd Hiram Martin, The
North Western Bank Of Vagina The Merchants
and Mechanics b ,uk OF Gheelrg, H.rh N,rb,Is
The Wheeling Swings Institution james Like
John Ritcllc, M 81 STTgg auh Rc,Iick MA
failing Ia answer. The hill a. 10 Them * IoE.t 49,
confessed. Aud II appearing 10 the rourr thar rl,e
o'ue's oi ruhcaifCn heretofore awarded against The
defendants llun.U, Morrison unG Moore nave been
duly published und posted and rlev ,r,jI G,I;,, -,
appear aud answer The bill! 10 them, is aIsc taken
Tor confessed. Nhereupon The Court dsh adiudro
'urdcT aud decree that james ! Clarke, who -
hereby appointed Commissioner for Hal p,rn,,.,
do proceed TO state aud report 10 the Court " hat
sum is due by the defendant Bier to the cornuI,,n.
ANS what real estate The said Bier had al ihc I,r,a
ana since the forfeiture Of the iortgcolpip, I,, a.,
the I'LL mentioned ami tie annual REM lhersnI
~hai amount Is due 10 Samuel Sprrg aud john 4 IN
chic or either 81 them. Tor The pul, l,s. ~ me-. t
the lots ia tie hill mentioned Us purchased fr,,,
mem Nhal am""niIS dae IL iAe cosiuI- que Irrat
'or eny Of hCrH under The derd Ut trust 10 Nri.ui
The commissioner Will also state ar Iciorr Aha,
partnership debts, it any. are due hv sad firms C
Bier d Hunter AID Bier & Martin and Iabls Il, lo
paid out u Ihe PaT'm,Gship properly: What il The
sta OF accounts beiN ide FARMERS themselves
IN said firms. and what interest IF Tie said g.rr Do,
Sad partnership properly Is liable ~ the claim oi
I've complainauis or g. ms separate creditors Id.
geiher With any i'Hug deemed pertinent by himself
or specially required 10y either parry The Com.
missioner 10 proceed * paric. il ue paiIrs crcI-
tors aud others interested shall not alnr,r ,trer d,
notice given Them And, on the pelIips o.! The
complainant filed, leave Is given Them 10 make II @
firm Of Starr & Martin Parties defendant 10 ibcir
ohl and process Is awarded against them.
cCIy ies'e.
ALEX. L. LAIDLEY. Clerk,
The defendants "a The above caus. q. al ,,ka M
Ite that on Saturday, the n day Of April next,
shall proceed to take the accounts aud inqnIre milo
vac Elnuefs referred 10 me by Tie foregoing decree
nlmy uiice ~ the city Of Wheeling al winch I,r,s
and place the said defendants may appear iiIhey
think proper. JASA CLARKE
March lS43--4w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

Il C.,.r,. -. - ~ g., -.- =, 'lN''"'
A''''N' ~ "'"'@ a"u Dau''l lamb
CsnF!aEaHty,
,. cd
'''',- l',S''""=' administrator de oons nou
W" ,"e WI 1"''@eL OF Moan ZANE deceased
~ "'I 'i''l m'S Nlr' E"eHezer Zane,
49,. @'"' i''''i''e'i zane James I Johnston
/ S'" 9'iI'' "'N ""e' "iHiam Shnver nu'
H 'o'' I'VE W, 'r"es Nie1leah n"d Map
~ ~ ~ ',n'S - F'isy'"' james A"dcrsSn,
2 49, va O'u'c Tue I''s'ueh' ana DIRECTIONS oI
a., "' "' T"I W '',ne insurance Company o.
'I,'''"5, "H"-" rus dhu Ei'zihcih ms vile
nv IT,, ny" E'i"e DrJe"daHtS.
"I UI.S are "''e"y h''l'''u ihai on Mon
e -, - % NP'' "'A'' "e'N'th TIE hours
g. -. G. u ~" ~ 81 me o p
- - L''',, ~ N'ssel !" Tue cry o! wheeling m
' y" ',s'"'u' We s""'' proceed !" lake The
"!''1''''''s VI i'"e"'% Zane T. '""flah Jacob and
80 80. '''' 20 o'"''h'' 9" oGf oehall al The
"s"'''s :" '"e nave '"ei'''ntd cause. And Il from
'y cause nc '-N's "' 'He siinr shall Hoi he COM
,"I"''"' y' "v"'s '"'Nmeh'eA slaIi -Cl he compile
''I "I ,"'' "'' '"e ''N'"g thefe"i VII! be aa-
100" ''''e - ',!'r' u.ll' me same shall be
90" ''','" ANl ~ W null rs,
w ~ DAN'EL L'NB
sN IINNCERH.--ln The C,r.ut, S,--f,.r
H Court OF Law and CHANGER, for ON, e.,rnt,
CuN1lssIn>py's Orc,
March 1874
Neil McNaugh,cy, rI.rprIT
"
Hannah PcmherIuu, ,yIGa,y atS r-Ict ~ I,,-
PcmbCr,uu deceased. LOUIS, l. Diycu. l,tr -,
Pcmacuon, Ann Yourg late Ann Pcmbrrton
J,irrrou l. ) ugsIon auG i;arricl his y,,fe. I,bn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
u. $. MAIL LINE FOR WOOSTER,

~z We will start our concbs,
eks=S6zzS1 an future fum This place. a, .
Ra-8d2S -5fi5 O'Clock A VI, on every Monday
ta-seso,6sz7ss-szss8 "Wednesday and Friday. e.,
Wooster Clevelnnd. Norwak. Sc. via Mt Pleasant
I'o'A ana Canal DoyeT. running ~ connection u iih
,''l,s VT lower S1ndusky, Penyssurg, aud on 10
Deifou. he fare on Ibis route ha, hssp reduced :;
proportion 90 The times; travellers wishing 10 go
norm VII find IBIS cheap. speedy and pleasant
route. Office Of The bar of The U S Hotel. Was,
street. wheeling, Va. JOHN A MYERS.
Proprietor.
h'AIhEY DENNisoN, Agent Jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
March 9.ts

8 : CHANGER E.-m the Circuit Supe.ipr
Il Count cd Law aud ChauccIy Tor Ono count,
3eises"-- Auhur NJ Pull. aud Daniel lamb.
Csa,.tgiganfy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

UIN. FsN9I MAN . T.LINFN OF IIEA LTH.
Mis- is universal restorative m all cnses
i where the Stomach Liver, or any of the On
gans concerned IN The digestive functions are the
primary seat of the diseases, and That such is true
Of almost the whole catalogue Of human ma ladies NJ
well known To every tH:ysician
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
ExTRACT FROlI rJIr nt,IC5 80

'Cr"" cons derainn whereof this cause /. referred
!" James A Clarke E~l hsrcU, apt,ir,rr "a c,pr,..
''""er "' this PurP 'sr, ~hn 10 ascertain and re-
- ""'' rear estate was conveyed by defendants
william LambGn 4 S,us) "a ile.,,,s,...s ~. a.,
deed ct trust IN he bi mcuIinued and what Jrb,s
q" 'he sand deed ofIrusI provided loo remain ma.
pad; together with all other debts rharre, or ,r
'"'"n''"'y' upon the snIi real estate. nui the order
IN which they are euuIled 10 he pad; and for Ia.
purgose. that he give nuirce tn the said credirr.
provided for by said deed, and all u,hyr, hy sdy.r
iscmeu TO be published az least thir,y dl,s in ,u
newspaper printed iu Ihc cay of wheeling. 10 come
D" ana es a'Ish their de"is upon The usual terms.
S"d Val Ec also ascertain and report what monies
a"d effects sad trustees have IN lhcr bands or sub
l'c' to Their c"nr-l. 10 be applied 90 lie pa mcu
uiihS so:d dvblSi that he lsO rcu1rr aty o,ber r
'erS deemed pertinent b. httGscf or specially reluI
red hy euy si the parli - \ cory tcsre
ALEX. 4 LAIJLEY. Clerk
PAutL FOR mp'rs
iNNB Tor come oi GH's.t mar l3-5w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO TRAVEL Ia s.
UPON
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROI,JE
OPPOSITION.
E3ssfls&f6G go al
900 S@d =----- 49,

ME GOOD INTENT STAGE co. BY m
Il arrangement with the Rail Road Cos have
REDUCED THEIR FARE.
Tr0" WHEELING TO BALTImoRE, $1,000
PH'L1DELFHA, 1900
Two Lines Of Shriver's Patent Bow .sprinp Co.'S.
cheF' leave Wheeling daily for Washington City,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York aud Boston.
connecting ct CUMBERLAND with the
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL ROAD MAu.TE.t,
Time 10 BALTIMORE. "a hours
PHILADELPHIA ~ do
Office first door absye the United States Hotel
Wafer street, Wheeling, Va.
leb D HUTCHINSON, Agent.
5. The above rDute Is the cheopest mo-, s,,.-
dlious and comfortable Of any between lie
Ohio river md the eastern cities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

AA's hN'A W bAhDNS.--Jusi received md
4 for sale Of The LITERARY DEPOT Price
% c's. c.b o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

ATlRGINEA-AI m informed ate term of II e
y Circuit Superior Courtuf Law AMI Char Gerry
held for IN" county OF Ohio, The house there
Of, on the 18Th day Of February. 1913.
All NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

\ 1lRGiNIA-At an intermediate Term o! tle
Cir'u" Superior Couu OF Law and CHANGER,
iOr the county oi OnIo, held ~ the Court House
lh' REQ "n The hrst day oi February. 1913.
Ihomas q Cui5eriso", David n Greer, aud
Frc'i"uck n Greer. partners under the FRA,
0iCuiscItsou q Grccrs co;nplsiu,rt, (
against =
William lnm'din a ) ms. uni amh ltp B,, :
~ a"d Lamb The North wrs,cra Bank of, Z
Virginia, The Merchants !; Alecrnnics Bank :
.. !ee.'ng, aud Dana Hot bard. &c. =
defendant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

~ EW NOVEL BY JAMEs-FoTfI D,g.-
a v romance ui Old Times. Just received ,,,J 81.
,aIe The LITERARY DEPOT. Pnee IS cts
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02
WHAT SHALL | TAKEl

lady OF our acquaintance, says an ex-
change paper, young, lovely and intelligent
called in celebrated physician to do some
thing for rush Of blood to the head.
o II have been doctoring myself said the
tanguid fair one with smile to the bluff,
though kind M. d., while he was feeling her
pulse.
'Ah howr
why, / have been taking Brandreths
pills, PARIS pills, Stainburn's pills, Sands
Sarsaparila, Jaynes expecsorant, used DR..
Sherman's lozenges and plaster, and
MY God, Madam interrupted the aston
ished doctor, All these do you no goodF
'Nol then what shall ! take, pettshly in
quired the patient.
'TakeP exclaimed the doctor, cycling her
from head TO foot. Take exclaimed he,
after moments rehoction--take! why
take off yom corsetsp
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02
QuERY.-What would the ladies

QUERY.-What would the ladies do if
they were born with such camers hump
upon their back, as some of them now
make with the fashionable pad, called a
hustle, alias, bishop? They would con-
slider it very great calamity, and indeed
were one of them afflicted with tumor of
the same size and shape, she would have
it removed by the surgeons knife. How
some people will deform themselves for
fashions sake!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02
EssOURF, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, lsAa.

and were deposited for safe keeping under
the protection of John Hancock. They
were soon exchanged, and lived to relate
in their far homes, TO their anxious friends
all the scenes which transpircd between
the ballroom and Boston-the corpulent
one not forgetting to make affectionate men
ton of Sam DarealI, who, be it known,
was shortly after married to Miss Sally
Renham. and lived to tell his grand children
the story of that night.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02
THE ROOMS LICK TINES.
JAMES r. BENSON g. CLARK II. GREEN,
Editors & Proprietors.
Il u Re vi y .

n hh WI -
Published every Saturday, at SO in advance, O
81 at the end of the year. No paper discontinued
cut at the option Of the editors until all
are pad-and failure to give notice (before tn,
ond OF the Year, of wish to discontinue will b,
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines or less
FOR the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or
dered, without the number ofinsertions being spe-
Gifted, it will be inserted, lat the discretion of the
preprietors) until forbid, and charged for accord
ingly.
All Advertisements from strangers, as we'll as
all orders for job-work, must be- accompanied with
the cash, or reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. r. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe co.
JAMES HUGHES, Richmond, Ray CO.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
w. F. SwITzLER, Columbia, Boone co.
G. P BRowN, Platte City, Platte CO.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boone CO.
WIN. D. MALONE, Huntsville, Randolph CO.
Gso H. HuBBELL, Trenton, Grundy co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02
BY WILLIAM JONES.

"Bring me flowers all young and sweet,
That may strew the winding sheet,
Where calm thou seepest, baby fair,
With roseless cheek, and auburn hair"
My beautiful! It's now year
Since thou wort laid beneath the sod,
And though the thought brings many tear,
1t glads me-thou art with thy God.
Ay! though It's long ere shall see
Thy lineaments again, my boy,
Yet in the thought that thou art free
feel calm and holy joy.
A year ago! thou then hadst life,
But feeble strength was with it given;
How coudst thou stem the worlds rude strife,
Far better thus to dwell in heaven.
A pure, angelic, spotless one,
Amidst the seraphim above;
For this can remain al one,
Foregoing cen thine artess love!
A year ago! 1t seems day
Since last gazed upon thy face
When thou vert at thy simple play,
sought thy future veal to trace,
Rank. wealth, and fame deem'd were thino,
Long efter should be forgot;
No more the light of hope doth shine,
But brighter is thy present lot.
a year ago. thy happy smile
Dispell'd the cares that oft Cypress,
And painful moments did beguile
With thine endeariug, fond caress.
The merry sounds of that sweet voice,
Which still ling ring charm hath left:
OF all that made my heart rejoice,
In word or look-I am berefl!
A year ago. light laughter broke
The gloomy stiffness of these walls;
In sportive mood thy footsteps woke
The echoes from these ancient halls.
But all is GREATNESS now.-no sound,
Save when the winds at times grow Wild;
And break the solitude profound,
'Tis then think of thee, my child!
year ogo! on this sad day
The spoer dimm'd those eyes Of blue.
The lily droop'd in slow decay,
Still lovely cen in deathly hue!
And year ago. I saw thee laid,
Lifeless, within the earth's chill breast,
And envied thee the greensward shade
Where thou didst take thy dreamless rest!
My beautiful whom still love,
Though parted from me by the grave.
] bend into the Will above,
Who only took the flow'r he gave
To bloom more sweetly on that shore
Where shall meet my fair.haired boy,
Where sorrow cannot reach us more,
Nor damp the fulness of our joy!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

A WIrE.--Dr Franklin recommends a
young man in the choice of wife, to Sc
lect her from bunch, giving as his reason,
that when there are many daughters they
improve each other, and from emulation
acquire more accomplishments, and know
more and do more than single child,
spoiled by paternal fondness. This CON-
fort TO people blessed with large families
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02
CHARACTER OF TIE MISSISSIPPI.

CHARACTER OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
1t has been the fashion with travellers
to talk of the scenery Of the Mississippi
as wanting grandeur and beauty. Most
certainly it has neither. But there is no
scenery on earth more striking. The
dreary and pestilentaI solitudes, unirodden
save by the feet of Indians; the absence of
all living objects. save the huge allgators
which float past, apparently asleep, on the
driftwood; and an occasional vu!lure, at
tracted by its impure prey on tie surface
Of the waters; the trees, with a long and
hideous draperv Of pendant moss, ilutter-
ing in the wind and the giant river rolling
onward the vast volume Of its dark and
turhid waters through the wilderness
form the features of the most dismal and
impressive landscapes on which the eye OF
man ever rested Ifany one thinks proper
to believe that such objects are not, in
themselves sufficient, ! beg only to say that
differ with him in point Of taste. Rocks
and mountains are fine things undoubtedly.
but they could add nothing Of sublimity TO
the Mississippi. PeIion might be piled on
Ossa, Alps on Andes, and still to the heart
and per- options of the ST ectator, the Miss
issippi would be alone. 1t can brook no
rival. and it finds none. No river in the
world drains so large a portion of the
earh's surface. 1t is the traveller of five
thousand miles. more than two-thirds Of
the diameter of the globe. The itnagina-
ton asks, whence come its waters, and
whittier tend thew They come from the
distant regions of vast continent, where
the foot of civilized man has never yet
[ ;,t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

THE WIFE,--Il needs not guilt to break
husbands heart; the absence of content.
mutrorings Of Spleen the untidy dress and
cherries home, the forbidding scowl and
deserted hearth-these, and namecss nc.
g'cots, without a crime among them, have
narrowed to the hearts core of many a
man, and planted there, beyond the reach
Of cure, the germ of dark despair. Oh
may woman, before that sad sight arrives,
dwell on the recoloctions of her youth.
and cherishing the dear idea Of that tune
ful time awake and keep alive the p ON
Use she then SO fondIy gave: and though
she may be the injured not the iniuring
one: the forgotten, not the forgetfnl wife,
happy aluson to that hour Of peace and
love, a kindly welcome to a comfortable
home, a smile Of love TO Danish hostile
words, kiss of peace to pardon all the
past, and the hardest heart that ever locked
itself within. the breast Of man will soften
to her charms and bid her live as she had
hopoI, her years in mstchless bliss, loved.
loving. and content, the source of comfor,
and the spring Of JOY.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

BE rather the advocate of internal i'm
provement than political chance. Neither
flatter the mob nor the government.
What you think, speak; try 10 satisfy
yourself, aud not others: and if you are
not popular, you will at least be respected
Popularity lasts hut day; bu, respect
will descend asa heritage toyour children :
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

The LrAR.--Its impossible r,r person
who is in the habit Of uttcring untruths, to
escape detection. Your character for truth
or falschood will be known. And what
can he more humiliating and degrading
than to have the name of liar! 1t is so
considered in all nations and with all PEG.
pie, II is considered one of the meancs!
and most cowardiy vices Of which one
can be guilty. The liar is always cow
ard. He tells lies becau,s ht is afraid to
tell the truth.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

CuTrING.-"I rise for information" said
a member of legislative body. Il am
very glad to hear it," said bystsndor,
"for no man wants il more"