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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19
June 10
Committee Of a.rug'l.

BALLooNING TIE ATLANrrC-Mr J..
Wise the celebrated bilOonisI. gives notice to all
The world. that he will very shortly make an er.ul
Trip viii his balloon across the A,lnric. lie thus
concludes hs communication
The Balloon Is To be one huIlred Get IN diane
ter which will give a melt ascending power of
heily live thousand pIunds-be ing amply suili.
ciehI 10 nuke every thing sale and cUmi;Irlahle-
sea worthy boat ia To be used iUr The car, which
Is 10 he depended Ou. IA case The Balloon shoulI
happen 10 iail IA accomplishing the voyage. The
"a' was also he ca culaled upon IA case Tie reg
nldf current influence of the ocean or IhrOu g @ a.
er cause.-the crew To CONSIST Oft rec persons VIZ
an 1ErOnaui, Ma, gator, aud q Scientific Lands
man.
Therefore, the people Of Europe. AfricI and Asia
ana all Other parts, nn the ocean or elsewhere who
have never seen a Balloon. will bear in mind thai
q Is large Globe made of cl,In ensconced In mel
"orN, WIN s'"nP h' nging underneath II containing
III latest news from the U SraieJ." with The crew
oi The worlds UbedIenI servant,
JNO WISE.
Lancaster. Pa. June Sia. 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

CHINESE KITE FLYING OF or.
door amusements, the most POPULAR is
KITE lying In this the Chinese Excel.
They show their superiority as we'll in
the curious construction ofthelr kites as
IN the height to which they make them
mount. BY means Of round holes, sup
piled with vibrating cords, their kites
are made TO produce a loud humming
like that Of q top. The nintn day Of the
ninth month is a hoIyday especially de.
voted 20 this national pastime. on which
day numbers may be seen repairing to
the mills for the purpose Of kite DIVING.
ana after amusing themselves awhile
they let them ny wherever the wind
may carry them, aud give their kites
anu cares at once to the wind
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19
CINCINNATI MARKET. Inn. 1s

fLOUR--We have NOT seen the narke, sr IN.
canals ~ perfectly nat ior many weeks. The q,
W sale ~ hour,up 10 yesterday loon. vas a smnIl
lo' oi ~ odd barrels az - 40 The Ashland
brought down 3Jl bbs Flour from Portsmouth.
we n,crd sales irom wagon ~ 81 30 and 81
WHiSAEf isalso very dull--ihe highest sacr
made. by nom. wac ! 8 cts 81 Canal. Rail Ro,d
and River. but no sa les % our knoyyledqe.
fhONlSlONS.-We omiueI On yesterday 70.
port. sale Of 10000 lbs Hams. City cured snd
canvsssed. 81 c's --alse 10 500 lbs uncanvasssd
CHy cured, round cut, aud g fine order. 81 5 ctL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19
Lancaster. Pa. June sra. 1913.
OUR GARDENS.

Oar gardens are now pulling forth their choicest
ornaments and yielding their rraIeiul fruits IN re.
urn inr The labor "i cultivation, &c tina may he cal
led labor which is hui n refreshing relaxation Il
was among the cOnsider rate pro Jisons Of SIR Thorn
as Al0ores ideal Republic that every housbolJ
should have garden. In some of our modern ri.
Its u provided by statute that every building shall
CONFORM To ceFian rules. The requirement Of The
IawgIv r Of Utopia wise. and our murcipaI
iaihers would better consult the "public welfare"
ny prescribing The size ofIhe lot than the materials
OF the house. Besides all the benefits derived (ro,n
The various and ever changing beauties Of we'll
kepi garden-lhe ooni ant succession Of fruits and
hcwrrs- II furnishes much Of the Subsistence of
family.
1t Is incredible 10 those who have not had occa.
81 n 10 observe the fac ." says Goblet "ho,y lnrge
part OF The suslena Of country laborers family
IN England comes out Of ,hIs lille garden" And
yet The culture Of the English laburers garden
Gust him virtually nothing His occasional bo,.r.
OF leisure. with The aid afforded by the otherwise
uhPfod9cuve inmates II his family, suffice To com
P'eie me work. The rural scenery Of England
deTNes much Of It's interest from the beauty of The
cottage gardens. which every where ablund; and
many oi me successful Competitors for premiums on
HulIs anu h"wers OF the horticultural shows when
are There held 10 almost every town are yyenyers
and manufacturers. who cultivate their lne patches
OF ground 10 the exemption from professional labor
Indeed So prevalent is the taste fer garden improve.
men' aud entertainment that a man is judged by
the character Of his girden.
poverty says Cobbeu, may apologize for a
u"'y dress or an uhshaVen face; may be negli.
gent OF lheir persons: but the sentence Ofhe whole
uaiIon II. that he who - sloven IN his garden =
sOven indeed The inside Of laborer's house
ms habits. bis qualities as a workman, aud almost
hts morality may be Judged Of from the nppearunce
OF his garden. II that he neglected he - niue
lines oui Of ten, sluggafd. a drunkard. or both r
ihe great suite every where is 10 get wealth. AID
l"f "hhH To Increase The enJuyments OF lifr. A
great many Oi the most substantial Of these cnin,.
mcnis are within The reacb 81 most men; they l,e
o. our dour IN the garden; hut we too often reject o.,
overln"k ihem' because they are not dear bought.
and Tar iutched,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

More Porter, Tins" sail John Rlndoph. ia lhS
exhausted causes OF congressional speech. but We
suspect that John Tyler has had, OF late but hIils
reason To cshO the cry The olsIruseness uT PulIet.
ism. during the recent reception" has been sub.
jcci Of general dersiOn. David aud James were
continually Ihrusling themselves iOrward.A assuninr
TO themselves any hrIle compliment that was m.
tended iOr,lhe President The smallest kud Of beer
is tins p,liIical PorIe-PeHHS yiuaH.ad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

THE SUICIOE-We translate lie flllawinp
from the Courier DIES Eats UHis Of Thu. sday;
70 1.-The body found al Weslpuu was not that of
Madame Durand, The French lady " no " as missing
irrm on hoard STEAMBOAT Worcester But the
hal and other articles len m The cabin have been
recognised by Madame Saubcrf with whom she
lodged. There Is therefore no for doubt that
the unhappy woman has DESTROYED herself Seals
nave been put on her f1Pers and effects by the
chancellor Of The French consulate. From an ex.
animation of some letters found ~ her room it ap
pears that her zeal name was OLYMPIA DE PRE.
MAUREL. and that she OF kin To the Semony lilies
aud other distinguished families Of France She
vas h'i ma ried' but had fallen victim To The arts
oi a seducer, who squandercd her LILLE fortune and
then abandoned her. She was but thirty wears OF
oge. In one Of her trunks was found the sum OF
3l3 francs IN silver The bag which she clI on
board Tie sIeamb at with her hat and shawl con.
InI ed n iiUlr hal of bread"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19
DEATH BY LIGHTNING

DEATH BY LIGHTNING On the
<o'a ul''mo' Mrs. Eyiliue Feazel, AGED
% years, vas killed about a mile r.
Lacon, Illinois, by lightning. The +,
con Gaze re says thlt the onIy gasb or
lightning during slight slower tb,,
visited them, struck the habitsiiop .,
this lady and killed her instantly. He,
three small children, who were IN the
same chamber escaped uniujurod.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

ANOTHER DISCHARGE Alderman d r'rnn
of Detroit Who Tried 10 steal the Corporation B, de-
l'as been discharged! Reasons Isl, The crime is
not known TO the laws of Michigan; 81. The Al
dcrman could not be punished, as they were legally
IN his possession, and because they were rno value!
So the Court has decided
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19
MASONIC PROCESSION.

Agreeably o previous uoi,ce. the AlasO. &c fra
erni,y - IN assemble at their Hall. Oh The moi ing
Il Saturday the 24Ih InsI at ocIuk and will form.
"a procession. aud leave the hall at hail past 10 o.
clock, in the following order.
Too IyierS. Wih dratCa StCordS;
TwO Deacous with white Rods;
Entered apprentices;
Fellow Cralts;
MASTER ASONS;
SECRETARY AND TREAsuRERs;
Masters Carpet borne by four Past Masters;
Masters of l. dges;
Mark Masters;
MOST EXCELLENT MAS TERS;
Senior and JaBior Word,ns;
Three lights borne by Ihee Past Master;
Holy B'CIs, Square aud ConPass.E By one Of me
oldest brethren;
MASTER;
Music;
CHAPTER.
TYLER WITH DRAWN SWORD;
Two acOns with Black Rols
Companions not IN office;
Three Masters OF Wells with the badges Of office;
ARK,
Borne by the Secretary, Treasurer, Royal Arch
Captain aud Principal Snjoumer;
Captain ~ zee Heart,
:. lip. X
Wheeling Enca mPment of knight rempars;
Seunel with drawn swords;
SNord bearer and wardeT;
Standard bearers;
Sir Knights not H c9Ice;
Recorder and Treasurer;
Senior and Junior Wlrdeus;
IiOty Bible and tBo suords J5rRe By tp9 Of the
OidS' SIR hHigah.
ORATOR AND PRELATE
Captain General aud GeneralIsslrno;
Grand Commander;
Lodges or Chapters desiring io form separately
VIII ilease give the committee a lew dIys' notice
Tue whole will DE under the direction Of a
Chiei MARSHALL and his deputies. aud will m5v c
ir IN The Hall. up Market street to Washington
down Washington 10 Main. down Main To Uuun up
Uninn ." Fourth, dUAn Fourth o. The Methodist r.
pisco "a! Church. where the prueessiun will halt and
LJrm IN open column and enter tic Churrh IN rever.
sed order where after divine service an address al
be delivered alter which the procession will again
TORN aud proceed up Fnnrth 10 Monroe up NJ nroe
10 Fih, down Fth To Centre, down Genre 10 Fourth
down Fourth tu Clay, down Clay To Nam. up Nam
TO Monroe. up Monroe 10 Market. up Market Io tIe
Halt
ID. McGINNlS, l. DELAPL Mn,
VIM HALL, I'M WARDEN
WM z WILSON,
June ~ Committee Of a:rug'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

DAMAGED.-As the steamboat State Rights WINS
going up The river yesterday, with loaded baroue
IN tow, the rigging Of the latter came in contact
with the jb boom Of the brig Amelia which was
lying al anchor nearly opposite 10 Chesnut ST. and
tore ID AWAY .=PhiLnd Eornm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

MURDER-The Brownsville yTcnnl PbUnir
says that, on the ntghr Of the 24h Ole murder
"as committed on he body OF a Mr. Thpm8s Branch.
o respectable citizen Of Hay wood county -Four
"cgroes have been arrested, one Of Uhom coulesses
&c struck 'he 6r.t blow. oud ua the others repeated
a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

FIRES ~ WASHING1O N-On "Wednesday
night, the fancy store Of Mr. Scbenck. on PcnnsyL
vans avenue. was Destroyed BY Gre ON Thursday
moining me stable Of Mr TOwlc', carpenter, was
sci Ca Ere aud destroyed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

BIG SrRlKE.-The Montreal Herald says
That ihree thousand labJrers The BrnuhIrnuis
Canal have struck for higher wages There had
hlen no IIoiing' I'd there were no prospects Ofany
They received fifty cents a day
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

There were exp 'ried from y sion during the
week ending on The l0lh iusia T. 2O3g bales of Do
nestle go'dS Oi these 1857 bales were .lippsJ \,
the Easi indies. go 70 Ri Juaeiro and II bales 10
50 IhCmas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

TERRIBLE ACClDENF-Capl. Pierce, Of the
ship Lowell, from Caul0u reports that the q irsi,
baque Dana, Captain Soy. was blown up ,t :,
Helena. 10y tie explosion Of her magazine She had
sailed ior London. When opposite Ascension. Cam
MUy blew hts brains out with a pistol after winch
she returned 10 81 Helena. and while laying st ,,,
cbof she blew %, killing two end ,,oundirp sir oC
The crew. 10 vas supposed toe second mate set
Ere 90 the magazine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

TIE MEXICAN INDEM NTrY.-The N,tiun,I
INTEL gem translates rum he Mexican EsIandarre
OF the OH Of May, the ar angemcnI. toy class,s oC
the indIvid Il!s and corp irae bodies on " iun was
levied by assessment upon their supposed wealth.
he first rnsIamenr Of the debt 10 The United Safes
The names are given at large Of all who have been
thus assessed. ranked into classes according to The
amount cxacIrd of each:
The first Of these has paid $4,000 aud CON
sISls OF individuals corporatiun. $4,000
The I'd Is OF those able To paw 50 500 and
and of II persons ml,iug $4,000
The 81 was rated at 50 900 and cmbra,cs2 %
persons making $4,000
The 4Ih pad 81 500. aud embraced d per.
sous corporations. making s3i 500
Tue 9Th rated At 81 200 and formed of
81, m king $4,000
The 9Th IS rated at $3.50. and includes 80
making s33I5O
The 7Ih paid each 5000 and was composed
Of % pers ,ns, making sI44OO
The Sth S450 each. 80 in number I755U
The OH. $500 3S 4UO
The lOIh. 500 Al 6.40O
The llih,slOO 80 1900
The l2ih. $50 lO2 5lOO
The 18Th, S25 IOl . SOS
rsIdes lL.eSe, further cOntribuiln was laid
on all houses ia the capita. at 81 reals On
the 81 900 of clue. producing 2O.Oo3
Thus was made up the total sum OF two hundred
und sevehIy thousand dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

lsmIe'ancs mss'iuz "a. night 81 The Cuv Hal
JOHN HAMILTON. sss.g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

a poor irish woman with the simplicity AMI the
Inie iligenoe That charrcIerizes her country upon
witnessing some OF The many wonderful improve.
menIs Of The present age exclaimed, "Ah then " hat
beautiful world II will he wh6n il is finished"
The idea lead 10 a tram Of thought not altogether
uninieresling. the result OF WhIch was TO represen
every thing that hitherto seemed To be perfect in
most impdriec state! from the contemplation Of the
man down 10 the inieriur objects will he be fin
Ished IN This stale OF eH'stcncel No! the resurrec.
ion day must dawn ere his perfection will be &C.
complshed! aud surely when we Turn TO the page
Of history and trace The Improvements that have Ia.
ken place only few centuries past down TO our
lime, may We not re.eeliO the poor Irish wgmau's
exclamation of"Ah! then, what beautiful world II
will be when u il fniShpd!"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

The Northampton Courier says that the Connect.
cut - unusually high iOr The seasin UCths yca,.,,,
iug 10 The heavy rams, aud much meadow land rs
under waller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

THE LOCUSF-TO TOSTMAS TERS AND
EDITORS-Thls sngua Insect Is at this time a
musing the people ~ yar,us portions Of the United
States But. as appears IN one year in one section
and another year in another, II is matter Of great
interest In natural history 10 ascertain the buund,r
les aud extent Of territory occupied by each family
or district ] announced a few days since. that
have ascerained the existence Of sixteen different
dlsincis-since then have discovered two more
making eighteen districts OF families Of Iocust.-
u each Postmaster 20 places Uhero lOcusts appear
VIII drop me lIne stating the fact Of theft appca
rance 81 his locnuun, shall be- able to make ont
complete map u each district. embracing eyerv
Stale county, town, &C.. occupied by each family
Ct locusis. IhB will give lullo trouble 10 the pos
masters aud iil be Of great service OF the devsL
Opc ment Ol The natural history Of our country.
"hl also send 10 every postmaster A BooK contain.
ing The whole natural history Of the nsec. To
Editors who shall copy his article and send me
copy Of Tie paper containing %, ] will also send
copy Of the book above mentioned when published.
u editors Of papers and Posmusers comply with
ihis request. shall be aJlc Co present 10 Them the
history ~ The most curious insect ~ the world II
must be ob iOus, rhs nUihiug but the ageney Of The
P0-imasfers aud EdItDrs. ~ ab0ve. can accomplish
the object, and ask 10 of Them. the more freely. be-
cause can have no pcrsonal in. crest On c.
GIDEON q SMITH, NJ D.
Baltimore, (Md) June "a. 1919
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

Snme years ago, clever couhIryran reIurne 1
from nbruadihus mourned his ignorance OfIhe French
language. that universal tongue.
Never go TO France.
Urcss you know The lingo,
lfyuu do, like me
You'll repeul 10y jingO
Staring n fool
Aud silent n mummy.
There ] stood n one.
a nation with u dummy.
"Chaises" stand for chairs.
They chrIsIen letters "BllicS;"
They call heir mothers mares"
And all their daughters ''fiilies!'
Strange il was To hear,
I'll tell gu what's a goodun
They call their leather queer
And all their shoes arc wooden
Signs had TO make
For every huc nuIIor;
Limbs all going, like
Telegraph m motion
For wine / reel'd about,
To show my meaning fully,
And made pair of horns
To Gsk for beef and bully
IL wanted bread.
My jaws | set a going;
And asked for now lGd eggs
by clnpP'ng hands. and GROWING!
lf wished a RI Ie.
I'll tell you how | got il.
On my stick asIride.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

a late Jamnca paper announces The shipment Of
5000 pounds Sea Island Cotton, raised 10 Jamaica.
Tor Live rpoul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

I"te western correspondent writing from Pa
Ils' males kindred lument with the foregoing
"Only Think" says he. ''or a million and bnIi nj
human beings living ia one city; and not
one IN five hundred able to understan word
OF EnglIsH ! think At strong evidence Of their To-
tai dspraViiy. and much To he regretted esp.t ,lIv
oy one who can't speak French" Exactly; they
ters,-hHck,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24

grrr1E Arrrratas dn,,f,l and che
ia'in'pl vie Lei no man, ~ ae vsiues his
oen happiness, marty ssouian q an nanlial
nature. - spite OF the guile q iago, there
vas much Wisdom IN h's renar< 10 Cthoiio,
when exciting tie Aoof 20 suspsc'onoi pes-
denoai4s integrity, ">ho has deceived her
laihei ant fey thee
There r ~ trait Of endcarmenl more
pleasing taau iae conlaing Tenderness OF a
Young msid q inc -ase ana glance Of
her mothef iisatDe "a only cbie, The
pleasure n'ih e'.ic1 ~ contemplate her ~
lem and cheerful ~-sn'escence g et7is on
teFnai dictate, S gfaieis enhanced Naeu
ne sentiment q love si'Fsi awakened q me
heart oisnch 2 one, ii seems rather g deep
en NAN = aigeit ihe stream q per Mai alice
Non. TO man Should g - selfish p g un-
Wee g g desire the iessening q inai pure
anu noIf obedience, which 8 The best ASST
Iancc "a ls oun enduring felicity Hapqy
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24
EVANSVILLE TNDiANI THURSDAY AUGUST p, 1913

bridge '--lsote b TIE woods and 8. crasl
hEe old Learfos y Up aud hAlr ana apns
daY when tie ~ lails, without any piefiols
notice 10 any 81 y. ] aZeIy susIcci -
latter, and thai they are BONE Gee 80
wings Of sosne brilliant idea, soioufa CT
time Ia lhe land of non-payng sntscrbee.
whom they Alacx and wnte down. and lsk
* q where tuih Is Eereoiyped. SO the
soll oflheir Iabss IN the cause Of rrna S. 4
good morals sapllecied in hlcs, boand
and laid away al tho shelves Of cfcmife
Otheu may thak IS the please, bai L1sl
my opn.un.--N q. Rep.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24


oes@isH t.thfT.- pNn Nefln. aassl 20 ~
ono e .tA tt ia ifrort4as aasaas - fac Aasi splf
iuicrttt 1rala. wee v14cuted at Madrid o. tAs
ION 3 tetrpaff iasi 10 VAS The chiefof
hauh q orkaads taai bad been loi na retr<
thr Terror "a he Province ~ 1rleao wan
ronF cisd o. ihirii muf1tfs, sod 4 Supposed -
have eomniHnd 81 uany more - Z e IS knows
b have nssasslnniso iourtscn s fis IL eaa ait.-
gle dss. ioerrlg go thf eirnose 81 plundna Ae
30 example 81 ~. nffoeiIY 1l.s<s<-->snsltr Il Is
stated tIlai his baud ia - Iastn q tiKsn 81 o.
lfdp prisoner. Macca phIi gea hlsn tu wife n
setter g his vi'e<eHlaHdiug $4,000 as tisrnn-
soms iu BE mcstiimt eonflnnf tim "a a taFefn.
without food lqr lori yes fhi h4urs ON she iAird
daf, g. answer came iron sAe Niie. eAh & 60.
al she nad been abic 10 ss.ss s. = 81 h4etan4'r
feiease Mruia hnt de rs4fise tfQaghi ouf.
tortured lin - nrr1tnr red ltpt IRON 40 hrs
nesht ahe sn buried hin np 70 his nerff ~ Aha
ee,t. isBsr ro.sy his ,serd spetr.. ~ go iar.l
AK rl. 4nttnf y. ti.l4 a-4.Il h..,.
suii1f tae oflnenIf ga I'aafAlas. Is frnatof tlt
pofi xeam, dying tor lhifsl, would tali ior
afink. glpss - cold alter Nhs placed near
ais iief, tnd then uiihdfsan. ille Ietsi were
ihcn otnazcl out with Foneh pin<era. 80 his
eootse y ihtl fresh tofsayu. ihe pQbf Iols1laH
expired.
Msnin rrllibiied his ss,ara dssposiiI. -, 10 he
last. lie wrs takch ah loot lrna, ihs ntison -
tire place % eHtcpion. ytniirN enfAfriiip whole
wap on thcte - called be enenlita. tuf fofalfe
regardless n ihs ekhouaion- b lbe pnesi who
accompanied aim
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24

t|a ianiinre, dust the things, 81 aad 10
eos act; We have nothing supefaoesrc pur-
chase ior our hmilY Just one-laif We did ia
- Place. &C keep 1ul one xii. ard wiion
breakfast aud dinner ard ready. yor lnnoi
inagino hos hungry vc are, and Sos wcen-
ioyoaI meal even thing tastes sweet, for
W. prepare il ourselves, and we sleep ike
tcpss every thing has changed for the beiier.~
Add So d Lad tlloy had discovered tho iolIs Of
Competition, 81 striving I'd live as exfraxaaa..t
as their neie ibofs. aud lad s.bered dowa 10
the comforts and economy # lil', and were
Ieelizinn substantial hcn6ls llom me c1aiee.
ihfy had the moral courage Is rise Above
iile snoefs 81 The proud AMI lie Sous
sYmpaiby Of protesting friends. They arc
nov confenied, aud ccntonimeats harp.-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24

A CoUer-r 1iroar. 4 cerlait LAWYER
il one Que ,,fonf Western States. hid d.
ih4i was gfrat hvcriic; and uas m4he ha
Il ofunendng cour 9Th bin. One day tho
dog took u into hie hced 10 ascend The f.snch.
ans naoyld iha Ju e very much. BY uip-
Mig beuNosa BIS l.ss The Judge ID great
rsse. gave him sicll thai sent him yelpine
acrQss fhc 1n. The lawyer much incens-
dtis r-~.rrnious euncr Is Hc1
~. I.ce-sss A.. ~ ..l.s, + .sIt-.-
col4e mere tnerc, said 30. Wake iIIal,
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