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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
NSCRANCE.

d u ISkS viii I've taken v the FIRE e. MARINE.
q q. INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at he LogeSt rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, st ne, brick or OGDEN
AID their contents:
SIeanooa S; factories; mAl 3, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise of all kinds
And against all dangers ate ding the trans
portaton OF goods on rivers, lakes, seas canal ;
ana railroads.
r, the character of thu company as 10 prcmp-
rtude ard llberality in the adjustment aud pa .
neht iesses-we beg Leave L. refer to the mer-
chants If this plac ard elsewhere VINO have had
mo auJuSt aelt OF claims upon us. aBg4
Office q Main ST. ~. LAMB SCfy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
WESl ERIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500 OgO

THIS company being now duly orga nized, Is
pre- 'ared 10 make Insurance on every dts-
critpi n oil Fire aud Marine Risks, such a. dyyeI
hing Houses, Store n ouses &c With their cen.
tents Also, 5 ;enm Boats. Fiat Boats and Ke,l |
bNa WIN Their carg"es, 10 and ON any Turt
on tn Ohio and MississippI rivers or their trib-
AtaIy streams App IcaIiJn r INSURANCE 10 be
m; de fer the present NJ the office of the Vh el
ing Savings Ins litutiun
au4 II MiCOy Sac'.v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
NJ REILLY.
OHIO OFFICERS GUIDE.

STEPHENSON s. HASWELL, Union Street
- Wheeling. have III is day received supply 81
THE OHIO OFFICER AND JUSTICES Guide.
nv Judge Leavtii, IN one large octave VOLUME Of
$50 pages, price 300. This work has received The
recommendation for utility Of several Judges and
uaosl eminent lawyers ofthe slate Of Ohio. embra.
cling a. u does directions and iorps ior executor
administrators, guardians. SC. f0rms OF deeds,
articles Of agreement a.. Sc. war "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
FLINT GLASS MANDATORY.

M &c X. u SWEENEY & co. having
lNE commenced blowing. now allie 10 ill
order. iur every description Of Fl, Mt GLASS, and
NSl guarantee To- their customers - god and cheap
'nH article as can lie got ia the UNITED STATES.
Merchants re respectfully inyH~-i Ca Gull and tx
anime before purchasing hrce. as they are
determined TO he und' rs"ld Orders By mail
~ III receive prompt H;tenti ~. mar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
PAINTING, &C.
~ CHARLES II. BERRY.

- q Rob- NSON, has removed his shop 90 Main
a. Slreet.a few doors below The corner oi Union
street where no Is prepared 20 execute all orders
Cor HOUSE aud SIGN PAINTING. GLAZING
and PAPER HANGING, OF Tie shortest potice
and on reasonable irrms Thankful fur P1s hvcfs.
be sDliJits a eOntinuauce Of p.tr0nags.
me- ls
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NOTICE TOHOUSEKEEPE

TVNlIE subscribers beg leave 10 inform The citi
zcns Of Wheeling and vicinity that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE OF No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may he found extensive assortment Of
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, consisting of
Feather beds holsters. Pillows, curled hair, Spanish
moss cotton, husk and spring maiTasses; together
with foil assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered IN this ctyi all
Of which will he sold on the most reasonable terms
and tcarraH'ed
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany yeneen.
varnsh Sp n1.h moss. &c &c, constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article OF
furniture on the most accommodating terms and al
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders in GAINESVILLE can be left with J. +. AID
ANS g. Co
iuu % MENDEL e. HARBOUR
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uARPER'S CHEAP PUBLICATION.

uAhPEh'S CHEAP PbBLICAT. ON.
' Nhe suhs-riher has made an arrangement bv
- which he Will receive the popular works &c :
published by Messrs. Harper & Bros, New York an
oIeN days aiier they are Issued fro. the press
Works published by those gentlemen are much su.
Ternr To those OF the Newspaper editions they pre
published w;thu'I ahridRmeni. and do not require
cStiias Of leaves before they can he read. besides
they are rs cheap as the cheapest The following
have already been received:
ADAM BROWN HE MERCHANT. by Ho.
race Smith, author of The New Forrest" Be AZ
price 25 cts. FOREST DAYS .byG. Jars.
Esq. THE LAST OF THE BARONS. by SUIT
Bulwer. WIN RORp
Al The old stand ofROBB g. STEPHENSON.
March "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

LNlRE &MARINE INSURANCE-Thsre NJ
u two situations only ia which Indiy iduaIs cat
ne placed, W lere they can adequately nppreca Ie
the value If insurance. These are, while -tand-
llS upon tire runs OF their own property, ther
receiving from an IN .uranCs office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps 10y q. ISOLATE fam
~ lamonhEg hat stupidity and folly which had
'd,FS 10 lrovIde FIR such a contingency.
AIklNSON, Agent Of the PROrEC ZION
INSORANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
VIII take RISKS on dwelling houses, ware houses
torres mills, factories, DC, together with thei
COH'ents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
cnlnery' and evcryoth description Of insurable
properly Also, on steam keel and HAT boats
Western Waters
Hotel ' ~ -, - -
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H. IL 6 TODD

TUGENIA GARNETs-A Tale Of The
- Nineteenth Century. translated from ihs
French Of n De BalEac Price IS ceRts
SCIENTIFIC NOTICES ON COMETS by NJ
Amigo. % which Is added n full account of the "a.
traorJinary comet now visible Pfcc Is rents
Fof sale o. The LITERARY DEPOT mar23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

NEW BOOKS.
THNHE WESTMINSTER Confession Of FAITH,
u The LII, Of ThOmls MCre
GOodes BITTER COVENANT
Fishers CATECHlSM
Browns shorter CATECIISM
Agnew or The SABBATH,
LAST DAYS Of eminent CHRISTIANS.
An Antiduie 10 the Miseries ofHUMAN LIFE
Psalms and Hymns used IN he Presbyterian church
The CONFESSION or FAITH.
Bibles. Prayer Books, Methodist Hymns. Sermons
Lectures. Sc &c for sole Wholesale and rstail by
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL
adjoining Pryur's Drug Store.
mar 10 IG&Al Union street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
Cure FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
TIE CELEBRATED MUSCOvITUS DROPS

CTRE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
TIE CELEBRATED MUSCOvlTUS DROPS.
M AKRANTED To cure the most inyeIerale
tooth ache. in TWO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve the derayed leOih
Cor The future. remnve Hll the scurvy and tartar.
without the OF an instrument
The disCurerer arrd proprietor Of The above in.
valuable cure fr the lOpih ache informs The pubic
that he has secured The exclusive righ' TO his disco
very bv application 10 due form Of law, at the Patent
office of the u $ and now ready dispose ui the
snid Paleut Right for The District Of Columbia, or
any county. State or Territory in The Union
DIRECTlONS.-Take small quantity Of cotton
wet 1t with the Drops. and put it ia the hollow NJ
che tooth. shout drops aud spoons full OF
water. aud hold II to the tooth rs long as you can
DIR 5 NJ DE- HEFTY
For snls hy GREGORY SUCKER, att l. Snfels
Brewery. Main street. Wheeling, Va. oct y On
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DANIEL BOWLY,

DANIEL BOWLY,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
AND GROCERY AND DRY GOODS PURCHASING AGENT.
AIO. % COMMERCE. n. OF PRATT ST,
~ BALTIMoRE. Refer TO
MrssIS WA Wilson & Sous.
Fisher. Miller & CO. D1H'"''''
CfaugIc e. Bailrys.
Fleming 81 Tngle,
Dalzcll & Flrmin: Pittsburgh.
Hill, Temple, Samuel q co, A yiSus. Va.
James Tny lor. Jr. Esq, ZnHeSU,lis Ohio.
MrEsrs l. LemerI & Son. Dresden,
Amswouh g. wlllork. Lanct strr Ohio.
RrycS 81 Burhr,dge, ChilIcuIhP.
Springer Il WhIteman. CiHCinhali,
OW Sherwood & Gu, Columbus.
VI January & Son, MaysyIlle, Ky.
Samuel Calvert. Esq. Jackson.
mn ones. Esq. EdenIon. n c. IT ar l3 BP S.
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WILLIAM HOLIDAY. EKAsTUs EDGERToN
holiday & EDGERTON.
FORWARDING a. COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
CUMBELLAND. Mo.
REFER TO
Gushing & Brother. I
Fisher Miller & Gu
Gather, Matthews Il Guilds
Clark & Kellogg. '1''''0'e'
Weld 4 jerks.
Ross & GnrrnIt
Fleming & TIngle,
James Caldwell, a., >.
Charles ID RnoI.
Jacob * Mitchell.
Rogers e. Carrel,
ID Wheeler 81 20, ! Cincinnati
Beatty. MKenzlo * Go.
nov |
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NEW cooks.

Bps~CrIh's life o DR.. JnhnSon.
Complete works ol Lord Boiling hr"ko; vols.
Burke w"rks. . vols royal octave.
Addison'S works, vols,
Works uf Lord B,cnn. vols.
lI,llam's Literature of he middle ages.
Thicrs History Of French revolution, cemFlcI
an 3 vols.
History "f the Anglo Saxons from the eariHsi Pc
riod Of the Norman conquest, by Sharon Turner
ia. s. X. a, 5 L., together with great variety
Of standard literature. School books, &c. DC. just
received from philadelphia anil lnr sale Ivy
STEPHENSON g. IIASWELL,
NH 10 Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01

Two SHOE MANUFACTURERS
Just received At The sign Of the Big Red Boot.
100 lbs half blend Shoe Thread.
100 lbs Green
81 pairs Boot Trees
y Crimps
225 Lasts
Also, avarieiy Of other shoe findings which viii
be sold on accommodating terms.
feb ~ SAM'L MCLALLEN.
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NAILS.

6ASRN Kegs Nails. assorted sizes, Just reeei.
%0OOp we'd and will he cold iH less than
has been offered 10 this city, for csshonly.
ian1S J sENSENEY.
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WHY WILL We D1El
LNOR snlo low fur cash.at tie CITY Auction rooms
~ duz hic preservtrs.
mar 10 RBENTLINGEBG suALLCROSs.
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CO-PsRTN ERsHIP.


4 IMAM a. EDN ARDS. having asset ated
~ With IhOm,J AGNEW. of Wheeling ia
the Forw ardng and Commission Business. at Cnm
herland. Md. the style ui arm will be Annan, Ed.
Wards & Agnew.
AMMAN. EDWARDS e. AGNEw,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
AZ he Rad Road DePot CuMBERLASD. Mn.
REFERENcEs.
Crangle a Balleys, Jacob & NrrheH
Fleming q Tmgle, - | 4 MKee * Co.
Wm Paxton & Sou, ; | I Irwin
John Clarke. : Hartling ~ wcldiu,
james II Forsyth. p ID Dsifirld.
Baltimore Reynolds 4 Smith Kemp. Bucky
& Co. SdInl SI.nffner s. Co. G. wIlsoL s. CO.
George a Hays. A Geuree & Co. Wyley g. Wilson,
JOS T. Elder. 1hcs Carson.
Cinc'~HGh.-Springcr & Whifemau. Irwin.
William Irwin. Samuel FindlaY.
La SisrhLe N cAiuran d McAieChsn. WIN "
Bullet 4 c. MrI.ure a Ross ian 10
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"PUT MONEY IN YOUR PURSE

ARTICLES OF STATIONARY.
MIS- DAY RECEIVED irOm the AlnufaciuE,
Il ers. supply Of
SEALING WAX. superior article
WATERS. three different sizes
STEEL PENS. GIllOIr's best.
QUlLLS. "Paque, yellow and daIched,
SAND BOXES,
CORK WRISTBANDS. a cheap article
ENAMELLFD VISITING CARDS.
WAFER STAMPS. &c. g..
STEPHENSON & HASwELL.
mar ! 4 Hmm, strcot
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TO FARMERS.

TO FARMERS.
HUST published, price 25 cents, M. / Of The
~ Farmer Encyclopedia, 10y c w JOhnsorli with
engravings,
Blacklock's treatise shecP.wirh chapter on wool.
Liebg's Agricultural Chemistry
.Squary's Agricultural Chemistry
JOhnsinn'H Agricultural Chemistry.
For sale 10y STEPHENSON & HASWELL,
adjoining Pryor's drug store, Union 5,
March 8. l843.
DIR. JAMES TANNER,
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCiIiER.
NFFI0E the Northeast corner Of 9Th and
Centre sis. Residence The SouIhwest COS.
nor Of The snme streets. oct -
JUnIATA IRON.
Supply ON hand and fnr sale cheap. bJ
IA SWEARlNGEN & CRUMBACKER
feb "a No "A Water 81.
o. KEGS No J, twist TOBACCO for safe
AeO unusually cheap t. close consignment.
feb I6 IRWIN.
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important Arrival.
MORRISON,S PILLS

Or The uEip,rSIl getabie mediciHe Of The British
SoHtgs If ifcaih-LOndoa.
FESiIESE Me,"cinOs .ure ever; disease which
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

Some person asked Charles James Fox what was
the meaning Of that passage in the Psalms HE CLOTH
ed himself with cursing, like as with garment
The meaning said he, Il think is clear enough the
man had habit of swearing
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81 meant TO have told you of that said a 'man to
his friend who stumbled into pit full of water.
NO matter now says the other, blowing the mud
and water out Of his mouth, have found it.
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Economy-Furnish your horses with green spec
tacles, and give them shavings 10 cat, cut up fine
they will think il is grass E1chanpe
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TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN

Published weekly at $500 per annum, or 81 so
ifpaid within six months.
No paper discontinued until arrearages are paid ex-
cept atthe option of the publisher.
Advertisements inserted at the customary prices.
Transient advertisements to be paid for in advance
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TRUE PHILosoPHY-I saw pale n,ourner stand
bending over the tomb and his tears fell fast and
often. AS he raised his humid eyes to heaven. be
cried,
my Brother! or, my brother'
a sage passed that way, and said,
For whom dost thou mourn.'
'One, replied he, 'whom did not snf;c;e ,,v ro,o
while living; but whose inestinabIe worth no,v
feelp
'What would'st thou do, if he were restored 70
thee:'
The II burner replied, that he would never offend
him by ahy unkind word, but he would take every
occasion 10 show his friendship fine could but come
back to his fond embrace
Then waste time in useless grief, said the sage
but if thou hast friends go and cherish the living
remembering that they will one day be dead aIso.'
II Curious Fact The Indians are said TO tame
wild horses by breathing snarty into their nostrs
The Buffalo calf, hid in the prairie grass, too weak
to follow the herd, when the hunter has breathed
furiousy into his nostrils will follow him into the
camp like puppy. The other day we had young
Durham calf hid or left by its mother in distant pas
ture. When found it wild, and retreated. we
caught and breathed into its nostrilsafter the sec-
ond attempt, it followed to the barn like dog
Gloucester TELEGRAPH.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-12
POLITTCAL,
From the Nashville wing.
HENRY CLAY.

Some Of the Democrats suppose that the
call Of a National Whim Convention, to ne
inmate candidates for q President and Vice
President Is unfavorable TO the prospects Of
Mr.. Clay, that It involves a doubt Of bis nomi-
nation. A Wing Convention Is necessary
for the nomination Of a candidate for the
Vice Presidency, but the candidate FOR the
Presidency will be nominated at the same
time, not because the Wings throughout the
Union have not already declared their pre-
ference for MIR. Clay, but as matter of mere
fsrmality.
Throughout the whole county The eyes 81
the Whigs are fixed upon Mr., Clay. Every
nook and corner Of the great Union exhibits
q perfect unanimiiy upon this subject, With
the exception Of the few deseftsrs from .the
party who have attached themselves 70 Mr..
Tyler, land they form but Corporal, y
Guard and 8 few fanaiical abolilionists and
anti-masons. NO one else spoken 81 81
Thought Of. In M. Clay The Wings behold
man whose opinions upon every subjec
are open as day, and whose stability ant
i irmness can be relied on.
Il would Be a matter Of high qualification
4 TO the Ted eFsof the Democratic party If hi
ware nol he candidate, and hence they de
sire Is make The impression that Mr.. Clay !
81 10 Be laid aside. Let them not Be aeceived
Il If Mr.. Clay lives, 10 viii BE TIE candidate
and it the Wings bul Dc their duty to them
selves and lhsir country the Locoiocos ma
lpreparo q chaunt the requiem over their AZ
funct dynasty
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have been defeated by Exscntlve opposition;
some have been enacted and then destroyed
BY the same hands the 1all6, recognizing
the principle Of projections alone remains
Il Is quite possible that he next Two years
may witness the demolition Df this /; and then
between both parties the administration Of
hIf. Tyler, ii so far as measures 81 dom este
policy are concerned, may stand in history
rs sort Of neutral ground marked By the
wrecks Of conflict, but claimed b neither
party.
IN that case the contestof 1914 viii pro-
ceed as though 40 interval had elapsed since
ne pnpEoducige campaign Of 1910. The
/ old questions win start up again. The Sub
Treasury question: the Question Of the dis.
pcsal Of the Public Lan6u--tl1e question of
protection Or non-protection. 10 American IN.
dusiry- these may form the issues between
national parties ones more. It may be, TOO,
that the same champion, whose defeat has
given him claim upon the svmpafhies Of
his followers stronger than any which his
merit holds upon their iud gment, may again
head the discomfitted party under the Sub
Treasury banner.
That another defeat awaits that marty. IL
.lEsigpal Is the last, is q conclusion that needs
lnoshing 20 make il inevitable but timely
discrimination. on the part Of Che Wings 10
lconcentEate their energies 50 as 70 make their
entire strength available, and TOGO into the
contest on definite issues, with men to lead
them concerning whom there can be no mis-.
take. The country will justly expect from
second ascendancy Of the Whiga some
more decided and permanent results than
their first election triumph produced. And
~ IS all important to give assurance to this
lexpeetation beforehand. There should be 4
lcisar understanding on every question Of
public policy--a frank sinee4e exposition Of
principles and contemplated measnres-and
If there should Be q quession upon which q
full and general agreement copld not be had,
let there Be no conceaIment Of the fact, bul
let i stand as an open question to be deter
mined afterWard upon fair principles Of com
: promise, or as subsequent deliberations shal
. show to be just and polite. It is to the rea
: ls0n and good sense Ot the ceuntry--ts Il
! Ipermanent and substantial interests-that th
. Wings must make their appeal and npol
Z these they should ha content to rest thei
I trusts i would be making too. dear sacri
: lice for power, to obtain i in any other way
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m ETTERS Of Administration de bouis
- non were gFan'ed me az the March
Term, 1913, Of the Probate Court OF Yazoo
county, on the Estate # Nathaniel n. Hurst,
dec'd,-All persons indebted 70 the late
firm Of whitehead s. Hurst, win come for
ward and make settlement and payment;
likewise all persons indebted to said Hurst
individually.-Th0se having claims against
Whitehead g. Hurst, and N, N. Hurst indi.
vidualIy, will present them duly authenticst
ed or they will be forever barred.
JOAB r, RICHARDS,
Admir- do bonis non Of N. N. Hurst, decd
Benton, April 7, 1913. -39-6t
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Every one, who writes letters, has been
puzzled At times, both at the beginning. and
the end Of an epistle to know exactly what
degree Of cordiality to assume, whether the
party TO be addressed should be spoken 10
as Sir or Dear Sir or shIy Dear Sir the.
embarrassment often being still greater
whom q lady is the person 10 be approached,
as Madam is rather distant. while Ny
Dear Madam is almost equivalent 70 ! aa-
Lutte. Dihculliesof similar character ems
viron the mode Of giving Gu Signature
'Obedient Servant Is formal; Respectfully
Yours is as cold az an icicle, while other
phrases may border too much upon the IA
miliar but, in such cases, no general rule
can be laid down. Every one must Judge
for himself Still, however, something may
be gained from knowledge Of the practices
Of others in any matter that perplexes us,
and the following anecdote relative 10 the
Tgradations Of epistolatory address, may per-
haps Be found advantageous. Ii is from the
New York Sun -:
Legal Moaning Of de Term 9Dedr -
The following scene, which took place in an
attorneys Office, is a tOleTably good iLlusira.
ton Of the different degrees ofrespect which
legal gentlemen are in the habit Of dolinl
out TO their clients, and Of the cause Of tha
respect. The attorney in question about K
address . newly caught Client in som
matter Of business, had called on bis cler
70 write letter 70 his 6ictation ttnnneg
Take q sheet Of letter papen james. Clerk
Yes, sir. Attorney: Address at the Tor
Mr.. D, and then say, New York, Marc
25thi l643.' Clerk: Yes, sir. Attorney
Then say 'Sil'-but let me see. Has Nj
) D. paid his account Clerk: He hal
! sir. Attorney: Then address him sDes
Sir Clerk: forgot to mention, sir, th'
! Mr.. D. called yesterday, when you wei
out, and stated that he wished TO consu
!. you as to raising an action against Mr.. p
4 attorney: OH did he9 then you may 81
! Ny Dear Sir Clerk: Yes, sir.
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narties NJ PolilIes.

The adjournment Of Congress, Ne NAV
presume, win bring some cessation Us tie
political agitation 81 The day, There e now
8 brief interval for Pausing. Two years 81
tie administration have passed two more
are . come Standing Al this middle poin1
and viewing the past We have illls Is con
template boi q scene u confusion aud II
locking forward g The future pros pecss give.
room ler no anticipalons III better thinrs.
0f1he measures designed 81 me Whirs 4
tna negnnlne g Ems admlnlslIalion com
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CIRCULAR

To the Planters and Merchants Of
the Cotton grOa0ing region On
the Mississippi.
UVHE undersigned has established a new
n Cotton Press in this city, in the spas
cious Fire Proof Sheds Of James Erwin,
Esq, Immediately above the angle build
ings in the Second Municipality, where he
has ample room TO store Ten thousand bales
Of Cotton under cover. He offers 70 the
Planters and Merchants to receive their
Cotton free Of Storage, hoping 10 remune-
rate himself therefor BY the superior advan-
tage Of his COMPRISING machine; he binds
himself to perform as wen and as cheap as
other presses IN the city. lie therefore res
pectfnlly requests those who wish 70 save
the expense Of storage, TO instruct iheiI
agents to deposit their cotton Ia bis press.
JOHN BALDWIN,.
New Orleans, Feb'2, 1913. 33-3t.
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and lovely pictures as boy could receive.
THUS early ives be induced to perseverance, that
Feligion, the record Of which he had been
taught to admire; and now,
s.beioEe thy mystic altar, heavenly Truth.
kneel in manhood, as knoel'd in youth;
Thus let me kneal, till this dull form decay,
And lits's last shade be bgightensd By thy ray;
Then hallmy soul. now lost in clouds below,
Soar without boundsy without eansnuing glow p