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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

B. A. FAHNESToCK'S YERMIFUGE
A EERE'E; CITY SAFE
AND CERTAIN CURE FOR WORNS
CbRTlFlCATE of Its efficacy can be Son n,
the store OF the subscribers sufficient =, 49, -
Isfy the most incredulous. Price % cents s''
WHITLEY, Green Co. Pa
1Ir - I,.L,.-, - MAY nth, 1913.
Dear Sir: ] have been usn. your Ve,r,,c,,,. =;
my practice for a number of wears nj r. ~ ~
the most sure and safe Worm DESTROYER Thai
| was called TO a child six or seven years old -
Nav, 1872, which was then in spasms with iL"
worms, gave u one vial q fyour Vern;f,@,o ~
Sreea"Iyt TO DIRECTIONS, and the child passrd 40
worms. In few weeks, 1 gave II apotL|r III
and 1t passed 200 more, making in ali Gao Worm
ne child recovered immec lately, ana has enio%,
ed good health ever since. 'JOJ
nave Preserloed II in many other cases, in
WHO" It nus brought away Ny 200 and 300 Worms.
BEWARE OF mutations.
There are Vermfuges in almost ever, s.o,;o,
OF ne COUNT Z, asserted to be the same, or equal
IRE none like il. They contain dapsoro,i ; mere
dents. Avoid them as you value life and bnoi,b
~ ,i'e isI ana only safe ana efficacious ono
that others VIII answer as well 'ON''
B a FAHNESTOCK & co
B b M'M IPS iIi pittsburgh:
JONAS CRUMBACKER. g.
JAMES BAKER,
pa FAHNEsTOCKs ANTI Tfee'l Bfi.I va
PlLLS.-A gentle but efficient cathartic cY
pressy adapted for f.mily physc; and are NOT
SURPASSED oy any other pill IN use for all cases in
whleh catharIc IL indicated. They WilI opSTade
no Lhorou$hly without gripping Price 25 els for a
PHeumolic or Cough BaIsan-A valuable
remedy for Coughs and CJlds Price ., c,n,s
Cough LoSenges.-These Lozenees possess al
the virtues of the best Cough Syrup. are convcI
nent 10 carry IN the pocket and are very nIeo
to the taste. Price % cents
CdrRtHdtire LoseRges-for the cuye of the
summer complaint. As the season is now an
pro aching IN which bowel complaints ar aIwovs
very Troublesome as well dangerous. every
family should be provided with box of these
LICENCES, which, fused according to directions
VIII certainly cnre. Price Is cents
Liquid OPOdeidoc.-This penetrating ar,i, la
possesses double the strength of the common
OpodeldOc is more Cleanly and much more ,rn,'
applied. Price 25 cents.
For sale by Il Il MMECHEN,
stEN WbpeIiro VI
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important Arrival.
MORRISON,S PILLS

Or he UHiUcrSai getgbie medicine ef he British
collage 81 Iiedlh-LoHdOn
FENHESE Medicines cure every disease which
Ii nlniIs d rnrn
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I HTIFICIAIs FLOWEIl

"a IS ifioiAL LOWERs.-Jusi reoeiy.
- ~ ~ MNhslit.-. uuo 0f the npost hosuug,l
.oloct,ou 81 FLOWERS and wRE6TJ5s go.
offered 20 tie puOIic, 60 which ,ioy rsr,,erl,i,
ugiis tho attention VI 100 LABlEs. NOV I'm
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A Y f. =.

VIE subscriber having received a consignment
- OF ManH's Axes, offer them TO Western Mer.
chants at Eastern prices, carriage not added. Tho
quality Of Mann's Axes where known. is considereJ
equal TO any made in the United Siaies.
FEB - SAM'I NFEJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

SCARPd'S
COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OH
LNOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, Mains. and Inc
discharge Of matter from the cars; so all ihoso
disogreeable noises, like the buzzng Of iasect..
iliing Of water whizzng Of steam. &c, &C. which
are symptoms of approaching deafness and also
generally attendant with the diseuse For sale by
DR. CRUMBACKER. No 173, Main st.
Sole Agent
This medicine is highly recommended and nu.
mcrous certificates are given, by very respectabla
persons, the many astonishing cures which il has
performed r,,,. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14
DEAFNESS CuREn

PoTASH.-A few casks Potash, lust received
ana Iol sale by CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

spsrc5 zns efd tYA ssnds a. "a. Br,..
aud Gben1I.ts. Gran4ts btrkslr.-e -,
= - tlsssT, elrnrF effHaWelFs 81 New Tort
se 80 stLe ~ On zasts % ros e. set toe al !, -
lFnCr g. pr heffie. "a boz - or 60
'fils rEtfc arc resua1fit q r.srlesflf ff f--,.
peg "a a. Il 81 hsl1s.s Sarss Isr.Hs rlat Eag 49, =
F'.lusff2ag actttluE asril rc1larl able yrrr,.- ~
Che nref 1la cdr citts q dIacsEcs So ub..r a.
hamta iraf.s 90 aItf ere I'd sss f8f SarfIa So.
.pauIIs. snf tt.ls 40 Hftfr
0LJFER PHFOE A.rrE 5s -r-lf4J --.-
eEf Ct5tllttg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14
White Lead.

LNlGlITEEN HUNDRED KEGS Pure
j. INVITE LEAD. which we will sell, Whole
SAFE or Retail al the very lowest price orlhe Pitts!
burgh Manufacturer
inch 81 1T BAKER g. ROpCprc
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
NEWSp .prI.S.

what chhrmlEg profession is ours
We edItors! Hear one Of the craft thu.
soeak of is dear delights:
1.-The newspaper may be destroyed al
nIght; 1t may light cigar or tm,y cur
4 idjie's bar but the thoughts that are
tn It's columns may influence ten thousand
tor the good, aud produce effects which
volumes OF essays, sermons or narratives
could never produce and especially where
they could never reach"
10 this another journal, edited by q
bachelor Of course, adds the following
rhapsody:
The very thoughts Of ones lucubra.
ions Nesting down at nigh, among the
rIngie,s ct sweet girl, keeping watch
over her midoight slumbers as well a.
ccrIio@ her hair, ia enough to infuse po
ttry into the pen, and make the ink IT ira
ces along the sheet fragrant with senli.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
4 SMILE

Who can tell the value of a smile? /
costs the giVer noihlng, but IS beyond
price to the erring and reeotIng-the sad
aud The cherries the lost and torsaken
II dlsarms malice - sabdues enper--turus
hatred 10 love--revengs 10 kindness and
payes the darkened with gems OF sunlight
A smile on The brow be,rays kind heat
a pleasant friend an affeclionate brother
a dutltul son and happy husband. Il
adds a charm 10 beauty, decorates the
face OF a deiormed, and makes lovely wo>
men resemble the angels Of paridlse. who
will refuse TO smile?
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
CYPRESS CAMP-MEETING.

l,U-N Near Richland, in this county, on
last Saturday, Sunday and Monday, we
attended Camp Meeting, which for num-
bers, order, comfort and accommodation,
we have never seen surpassed.
The first thing that struck us ON our
arrival, was an area of some four or five
acres of ground, almost entirely enclosed
by tents, houses would be more appro'
pirate name;) in the centre Of which, and
over the stand, or pulpit, was shed or
arbour in the shape of pyramid, more
than sufficient to accommodate three thou
sand people,; in fact, the tout ensemble
had more the appearance of prlmatlve
town in the far west, with its temporary
accommodations, than that of a Camp
ground;-with, however, one or two very
marked distinctions-that here, not sol
itary circumstance existed, to mar the
peace and harmony of an immense con-
course of people;-and the edibies, "with-
out money and without price," were good
and abundant.
Reader, You may perhaps, in your
"reminiscences of camp-meetings, call up
the neatly trimmed tooth pick, by the APP
plicaton of which, you have obtained an
invitation to dine, from some shallow-pa-
ted tenter, who Judging from the industry
You displayed in the use of it, no doubt
supposed you had already dined. But
how happily will the Richland camp
meeting contrast with this-each and eV-
cry holder of a tent, gave general invita-
tons to all and every one; besides which,
about meal time, no one could pass across
the enclosure, without at least three or
four special invitations and that not
grudgingly, or in the cold Formally of
parsmonious duty; but with kindness
and warm heartedness, that made one feel
at home. And as for lodgings, they were
ample and good. We slept in the second
story ola very neat and spacious te''t--as
they persist in calling them, and ,couid,
if they lowered to the sky. But only
think of sleeping up stairs at Camp
Meeting, and you will form better idea
of the labcy and expense the citizens have
incurred, in order to accommodate their
friends and neighbors.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
SPAIN

A revolution has been going on in this
kingdom for some months past. At the
last intelligence, Espartero, the Regent
had been expelled from his Office. The
old minister Lopez, has been reinstated
and assumes the direction of AFFAIRS
Whether the contest will stop here, time
alone can determine. No country in
Europe, in modern times has been so
afflicted with wars and revolutions as
Spain, by which the character Of the peo-
pie has been seriously deteriorated.-
Peace and quiet are absolutely essential
to them to gain their lost ground, and
ought to be accepted upon almost any
terms. Any stable Government is pre-
ferable to constant nuctuation and car
mage.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
geg-Thc Hon. Charles ]. Ingersol.

Tx nc Hon, VIHIIVs j. IHgUESUI'
now and for many yeats past member
of Congress from Pennsylvania, is cnga,
ged IN writing history of our late war
with England, He is one Of the ripcst
scholars, most elegant writer's, and ableat
statesman of the day His history of that
importantand interesting contest with our
mother country, will be, we arc well as
sured, the best that has been yet given to
the public, and valuable contribution to
American Literature.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
THE LAST Innr

mere Is a feeling that rssen'..
IN the las, glance we are s ,,,'".' =
Oh ', a loved object; The girl lh,,a \. !.
'''a'u'eo W yonr secret hear,s..l
e. " on her ~edd'"g day, nr.'
ana leaves 10 that book darkog..
oiallon to you forever.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday, September 20, 1943.
Canlp-MeetiNg.

We are requested to State, that the
Bophumpa Campaigning, will com
mence on the 9th proximo. The Rev.
G. X. Marshal, and several other dlstn-
preachers, will be there.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
d. Judges Gholson and Mounger

d. Judges Gholson and Mounger,
who were announced some time since, as
candidates for Congress, on the bond
democratic ticket, have withdrawn from
the canvass. Though differing from
their party on one question of State poll
cy, yet they entirely agree with it on Ma
tional questions and are too true demo-
crats-too much attached to the interests
of their country to suffer their names or
influence to be used by the wings to de-
feat the cause they have so long support
ted. This attempt of the wings to over
throw us, by seeking to create split in
our party, will prove signal failure
They cannot vanquish us in fair combat,
I'd they will not find ricking more sue
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
A WIpr

~ frankIin recom
% %". in, IN the choice ',ooGG'a > ~!e. u
WI" "h.n from ina. q bunch. giving s a, .
prove each other, soS 1'cesh'ena, M
" maIn EN- more Dcc'm pits ''om ens,
more and do more Ibnn 'attl
s spoiled by polerpnI G fon"oa.. 'ng, d
lies. ''''sed with lap,tJ
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
OLD BACHELOR.

;. It's said TINT old bacbeIa, o"s
lles' set OF beings in soeis'r ~, n .l''
a alone 20 to bed alone, rise ,' lr''
alone ; d'e "lone, and 60 to 9th ,bed ',' |
and yet neilhermeo, woms .'', y. !,
'fen VIII let them alone. '''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE
In The District Chmcery Court a Y
rOlltOn.
Jacob Hollingsworih,

Thos. & VIM. Durham, e'aL)
I'm obedience to an ln'efIOC Y
of the District Chancery C = J,
State of Mississippi, at Caff0lI .rr
at the June term l64'' Oh Ing ~ taI
in the above stated case Y !. 4 rmrI
sale to the highest BIDDER u la. "A ID
House in Lexington, on Nal s,Td N
November, lS43--the nofl Dn av,,
north east quarter Of sectla J ' ~-r \
Ia, range . east; and alsp =, y s,eetrr
of the east half of the noiu .a :, is,e5
ofthe same section, to sa1s, y ,rt ID
the said Court, and costs q +. ~, ma,
ditions of sale--a credit O ~
approved I sSIsI,gA,y Cool
WV HEMlNu " 'a no.
Carrollton, Sept. 30, lS'S'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
DIST. CAHNCERY Cggp
JUNE TERN, 1915.
Thomas Rule, ct al.
Heirs of W. W. Smith, ED

II pom opening this bill tane.
" to the satisfaction of The Court
the defendants, HoIIert Smith, widow
W. ". Smith, deed, John !. Smith,
A. Smith, Emmeline Nance, and GIdst
Nance, her husband, Frances SnIa
Brllton &. Smith, Harriet Saith, lIarA
Smith and Emily Smith heirs at law d
sd W. W. Smith, are not inhabitants o
the State OtMlSsissi2pi, butresIdsbsyoaa
the limits thereof, 50 thai The Onlnar
process Of law cannot be serred upon
them. Its therefore ordered ha,uneSs
the said defendants appear before Ne
Vice Chancellor at his court room IN Var
rolIton, on the 3rd Monday Of DecemOs
next, and plead, answered. demr to l
bill of compliant herein, the sane as Y
them will be taken as confessed, and sucI
Judgment or decree rendered henn, a
may seem equitable and JUST and It .
further ordered that copy Of ibis o'as
be published once aweeA, for two noa-
successfully in the Lexington t !, %,
VIZ HEMINGWAY, VA
Sep. %, lSiS. q
Fultz Il Brook, Pc
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23

Alas! the best ., ! sE,NrlNEy||
cn'y for the shor'e., u D..;. ,ariAI
:. % l'on 's 'ss; s, s.sI,';s g.
which often come a. y Father. ~ a.
, 1',n away again. p 'um"els Io se
,l','', thankfully ' a"d .s hand asp.
called for by him from ' sse, N
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23

T,,,, tio Frsscon, C,;t,, i,,, 90
o,,,,, ,,,.,.,Dvn, ox NUN -,
- - - yr15
'''''
ria! Ola iFAePehhy' oost u'oH moe !
me ground SO Iasl. '-IEdRid'.
The crayasse, or land slide, which has
within these few days occurred on TIA
Ipart of the levee. Immediately n front 0i
+ the Market, ia the first municipality, has
excited tbe gragust fears o! The community
degrading The whole river trout. We
/ tool; an opportunity yesterday to visit the
scene Of devastation, aud really the sight
|urodacaa in Us sensations Of the profound
est meancb0liy. The whole of that
sweet promenade. whittier Our citizens
residing ia that vicinity we're wont u
repair. in the cool Of the evening, TO
nhale the freshness Of the breeze had
quite disappeared; the pretty lcehous0s,
formerly The resort of the Young and gay
md which afforded ready retreshment.
for the mulu!ade that freCuented thai
avoflte spot, we're teuaptless, and with
the entire length Of the well known build.
inus winch skiyted the walk. seemed to
be nudtlng. imminent. over the ruin
below. All had become, or were about
to become prev to the silent and invld.
ious encroachmeats Of the Father OF
Waters. A scientific gentleman who
accompanied us estimated the cost Of
repairing the damage already done, al
mol less than one hundred thousand dolars.
We trust he is mistaken. for the outlay
nf that sum would prove A sad drain on
he already impoverished city purse, and
We doubt much of it would be i1dcious to
construct the wharyes on the same p!an
As before. We have ,iven the SUBJECT
some attention aud find that there Is a
.lronr current constantly ogeraunp on
his identical spot. directed from the 90
posi,e SIDE OF the river, and proceeding
rom The following cause.-The river in
IL descent encounters very great ohsra.
Gle to IT'S direct course from the protection
Of that part OF the levee. on the upper end
of the second municipality, which tnrning
il olfat very narrow aagle, the whole
volume Of Its waters is thrown against the
opposite shore, when receiving a fresh
impulse and new direction, it Is 5orno with
force against taet part nr tie
first municipality, winch has been the
theatre Of the recent ravages. Hence oil
course il turns Off obIIqueIy as before.
interrupted IN l,s flow, and prevented from
resnminr ITS usual slraigh, llne, by the
extraordinary naturalor nrilictalohstscDe
which It meets on it's onward way to the !
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
100 IL EAGER FOR Norn,

. we saw a fellow fall over he ,oi = 'iIS
. lamp post the Other nieh, " !, ' o.,
-Crescem City. "s"' '''ctN
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23
MARSHAL'S SALE !.

MARCIlhh M
State OfMississippi--In the =, C,f' srI
Of 9th the United States for inc N N
District of Mississippi /" :
term l843. . nooe
U. States for uscof the r ,, y, as.
VS.. : vend' ehPO' & 81
Thomas S. Mouery, ct al ~ N
way virtue Of the above !, ,, eI,'ll
me directed, Ishall e ,sPr. N
~ ~ sale At the door Of the .s co1 i 81
H Holmes county, in the 'o l0scr;b I, "
ton, within the hours p p.' cash, onb,
u ,nd nlg e October next, al ~
title and interest Of ths :, d the 'iioiIor
Vus J. Elliott lnns-t y to- to vit;--Lot a1i
.esr Of Pt number in The , loSII
al !, the same having been 5es1, l,1 cuff
he property Ofthe .dl,ealinGds' clpg
Elliott, to sallSlyM MILLER, Mark
'osts. A. Sou Dl'pe
By v. !. BATS ''''I
Sept 90, ls4s
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23

Men are quarried from the living rock
AS with a lhunderholi. Gentlemen are
moulded as the potter's clav--by the
dainty fingers of fashion. Women are
the spontaneous growth Of warm rich
SOIL; where the winds blow freely, and
the heart feels the visiting Of Gods
ever changoabe weather. Ladies; God
bless them! are the offspring OF a hot bed !;
the growth of greenhouse, tended and
watched, lest the winds of heaven may
visit their faces too roughly, till they are
good Tor oothing as women, or as mothers.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23

DRUNKARDs LOOK HERE A fewdays
since, the body of poor inebriate, named
Robert Wood, was found dead among the
barrels in a storehouse, on one Of the
wharves OF Philadelphia, with his face en-
tirely eaten off by rats. II is supposed he
died in drunken fit. To die the death Of a
drunkard amidst friends, is certainly bad
enough in all conscience; but blunder in
to eternity at such place as the above,
and then be eaten by rats, is truly mel
Drunkard, this may be your
portion: SO just leave of strong drink and
be useful citizen.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23

cesslul. The condnct of Messrs. Ghol-
son 4 Mounger IS highly commendabIe.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23

IMPORTANT LEGAL DEcIsIoN.-Jus
ace'S Court, BoSlon--Hedry damages
rejected Paine, pig raiser, Us. injury,
teamstrr, for the price of two pigs. -
In this case colored lad testified that, on
the date named in the writ, he saw the
plaintiff and defendant standing talking
together at plaintiffs pig pen, where there
we're four pigs. He lett them talking to.
gether, but when about fifty rods off h..
heard some pigs squeal, but did not look
round to SEQ the cause of the hoggIsh our
cry. lie returned an hour after, and
found but two pigs in the pen. On this
evidence the paintif' claimed to have
made out prima tdcie case, and main-
tanned that tie sqneaitag proved that the
TWO ptgs had been taken offnt the time
by Murray.
The counsel for the defendant obiacte4
TO the admission of the sqlralng, upon The
ground that 1t was hearSdy evidence. S
the Court thought, aud gave ut gnent lol
the detendaut.-BoStoa Post.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-23

present mode OF acting be pereeyered in
" mn me opportunity presents itself IL
.'he enerpnsag and gifted Engineer n
devise some I'm Of forming ombarktnen
20 as 70 lmPart stability TO what has him
.erta been both insecure and uucrnccl,
When we reflect on the condition Of Hol.
iand, d0S as II were, out of The stormy
Norh Sea, which peeps at, and ya,nl,
threatens the industrious Dutchman
secure within his mounds and dykes.
when we look at Venice, existing proud,
within The very bosom of The ocean
20 whom her ait prescribed undispu,ed
laws, we cannot think the difficulties ia BE-
encountered, IN hedging in the Mississippi
within his far limits, are either numerou.
or iusurmountable.
ItIhcrel4 any thing of which Americans
may be truly proud, it is their ap,ness for
the mechanical arts, and 70 nation is To
pc found that will dispute with them the
paIm oi excellence therein. This SUPER.
ortty rs principally owing to the obstacle
which Nature on this continent presented
70 cur emIIrant ioretathers in their endeay.
.ors 10 render her subseryient to their will
to make her wild retreats the fit abode,
.of civilized life. The labors incidental 10
The task brought INTO action all their
Invention powers, and he victories they
achieved over their fair, but refractor,
adversary visible IN every state, on every
stream, we're principally through the aid
Of new means OF art, new mechanical
resources, by necessity produced. We
invoke similar spirit TO AID US mastering
a foe every way worthy a contest with
Tho beat, The most gifted Of our race-the
mighty Mississippi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-14

RELfGfON.-The following short
and beautiful quotation is from the pages
OF the elegant. the benevolent. the inspir-
ed Mackenzie. Speaking of those who
profess disbelief in religion. he expires,
~es himself in the following h.ar.-.ouch-
ing manner:
ale who would undermine those
fnundat ons upon which ths fsb,ire Of our
future hope is reared-seeks TO heat down
'ha, column hichsupporIs The feebleness
Of humanity: let him bu, think moment,
and his heart will arrest the cruelty OF his
purpose. Would he pluck lts l,,lle ues-
sure from the bosom Of poverty! Would
he wrest its crutch from The hand Of age.
and remove from the eve Of affection The
solace of It's We! The aav we uead is
rugged. al best; we tread il, however,
lighter by The prospect Of the bpatr coun-
Try, lighter by the prospect ot the hetitr
country TO which. we trust. It will lead.
Tell US no, it will end in the gulf Of ettr-
nal dissolution. or break of in some wild.
which fancy may fill up as she pIeases.
but reason is unable to deirnea,e: quench
not that beam which, amidst the nigh, uf
this evil world. has cherred The despon
dency Of ln-requted worth. and 'llum-
ined The darkness Of suffering virtue"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-14

snPpos l'ansas 10 in see. country. value.
&c. The eOGEsnsIDn Ihsn srsduslly
bEsnehsd OF 10 oiLsr subjects All he rasa
~as forgotten. and On Ihs swhsr. sskinR
laE . back. IN Gle ssrPuss Of all il was n..t
% be iophd. A EsnIlsmsn sitting 81 he
foot al The table VAS observed % Be in
much agitation. sbd. % his smbssra.,-
nest seFmed 70 increase ~ilh lhe coniin-
uahee oi ahs search. The eOmpsoy sers
shout 10 prapOae . very dlssgsetsble
measure, whtn sCddeRly Raller entered
The ruam, saying: Here 10 The coin;
tie cook has jnsI ioBnd IL in one Of The
hngsr gissss.' The tlIef 10 II .~,s
manifest; and now he suspected susnr.s
spoke ierlhs 6Tsttime ~ lollous: Gsnar-
men, none Of you can rejoice nare .illsn
myself 81 the recovery &c he coin; Tor
psciuIe in ourselves my iafslsiiszlian:
By slnsDlsr roincldenes ! have dvpli.
cate OF tbs very sane coin an my parse!
there showing ito he company. The
idea iba', On The psrsond sesfeh which
would probably BE- proposed, 4 ~ouid be
i-ken Tor purl0i1sr Of the coin. added 10
shs FACT that | an Stranger here. with no
ans 10 soueh formy integrity. had slmos,
driven me Distracted. The honesty Of
The cook and lucky accident has saved my
honor The friendly congratulations Of
The company soon sfscrd the reneaa-
brsnes Of their unjsi suspicious" 81