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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

SiCti China OiDan,enis. CuiogDes. Inks Or.
l. - suitable for Christmas md NEw Wants
PRESENTS. on hans at NJ d. T SwEENEY'S. (
l"ecS = arstlt--s. Z A. Q Monr,e St
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hR l. G. BELDING, having L,c,,cd l;,..,,;.
- The city OF Wheeling. Va offers b,s services
10 NE public os homeopathic Physician.
Df Bedding was licensed 10 praciire NIedic;nc
and Surgery. IN Tho sIaie of New York. ,b,,v.,wo
Senfs ago. 5Aher practising there Two yeafs. he
removed 10 ieRoy'viile. Bradford comfy. Pa whe,e
no prncilred The Allopalhic Praciice iwen,y.si,
years ana as Hon &c paIbisi four eats. From his
'ong experience IN both Kinds u practice he une.
qnvoeally giveslis preference 10 IIo,no,,n, Tho Inn
OF ms l."se Who may lavnr him with coli will
DC able To judge for IheSaseisss
Ills 'ih'e Is on Monroe street, >S>shor Distance
cas-, OF me Posi- oiicc. wnere he may be found. or
al me Nionr II"nso. nj all times only hen ohsen,
OIL professional engagements 81 dec On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
STILL LATER

oSF RECEIVED AZ other lot of Women's
~ Cat Boots with heels. n very snperio Tor orlic'c
g. AIS" ! ease OF womens cheap Slippers. nj the
Sine Store. South End Of Market SQUARE. Ial
'ec~f ~ Il TODD " HOW ELL. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
NEW IEWEIRY

UST RECEIVED a very large and rich ma
- sormeni oi Jewclfy. Sc, &c. Consisting of ID n
mond Rings nj ir"m five To sixty dollars; Ruhy,
Garnet, Topaz Opal. Acgumaime, Pearl Sc, and
other Set Rings
Very heavy lain fine Guld Rings Seal and MAJ.
TO Rings. S'me very fine Ladies press. with Ca
merrn. Topaz ard nlher Stone Sets.
Finn Bracelets. Necklaces Bracelet Clasps. &c
Fine G'Jd Guard and Fob Chains
Gpld Guard Keys.
Also Geniicmen's Pins. very 6ne Diamord Piss,
rather ahcnd Of awning pou have seen IN This
~ ukci Tor sumo Vi &c. Call aud see Them
Sppoiior Sbr s uds With S,une Sets Imiia,inn
do, Plsii, Guild de- mo BISHOP
Sign Of me ORIGINAL MIG WATCH.
dec 70 No I35 Min Street
DREMIUM DIAMOND POINTED GOLD
PENS.- Jnsi reed aOoiher supply of lht,.e
very superior Dmnrond Pointed Guild Pens which
viii he sold h,w Z have then Of driTe,eo, mai;
hes ond ~ different prices JNO BISHOP.
dec 10 No 1872 Nam 81. Eat Side.
GoLD WATCHES Ca baud a a,rd a.,o,,.
- meih Of Gold Watches. Gold Lever Watch,
Cylinder E-capemcni Ciuld Wacbe,.
S!'st Lever. Lepine and Verge Wo,cbss g..
o'c2' JNo BISHOP No I3a Man s..
A CcoRDioNs ACCORDlONs = apo -,
"A herman Ac' oniions Of A. 5. $40 and ~
Ju,es W ~ ana IL
2P''ee' sup rfnc double keyed German do 10
and Is 'runes; 10 ~
. pieces One french inloid. In ,o,...
do suprf61e ~ d., 4,
q" super supdo 60 70 tupss
III do coBmon do
'us' received Ibis day and lur sale low. ,,L,,lo.
ofe'ah ~ r. UORNBRooK.
Monroe 81
.r, TOYS, TOYS!
"a fuLL supply 81 Toys, ,,ee;vod "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
OLD WINTER Is COMING.
~ MISS HANNH GOULD.


Old winter is coming again---ahck?
How icy and cold is he
lie cares mota pin Tor shivering back,
Hes dsaucy old chap 10 white and black,
lie whistles his chils with wonderful krIack,
For he comes from cold country.
a witty old fellow this winter is,
a mighty old fellow Tor gcc;
lie cracks his Jokes on the pretty sweet miss.
The wrlnkly old maiden unfit to kiss.
And freezes the dew OF their ips,--ior this
Is the way OF such fellows as he
Old winters irolicksome blade wot
lie is wild in his humor and free?
Hellwhiste along Tor the want ofl,is thought, ,
And SET all the warmth OF our furs at nought,
And rullle the laccs The pretty girls bought;
For irollcksome old fellow is he
Old winter is blowing his gusts along,
And mcrrlly shaking The tree
From morning till night hc will sing his song;
Now moaning and short--now bowling and
long,
His voice is loud, for bis lungs are strong
A merry old fellow is he
Old winters wicked old chap Iween--
As wicked as ever you'll see!
He withers the flowers so fresh and green
And bites the pert nose af the miss of sixteen,
As she triumphantly walks in maiden sheen
a wicked old fellow is he ! -
Old winters tough old fellow for blows,
AS tough as ever you'll see
He'll trip up our trotters, and rend our clothes
And stilien our limbs from fingers to toes
lie minds not the cry of his friends or his foes
A tough old fellow is he!
a cunning old fellow is winter they say,
A cunning old fellow is hc!
lie peeps in the crevices day by day,
To see how were passing our time away,
And marks all our doings from grave to gay
I'm afraid he's pceping at me!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

looks FOX PRESLNrS A large a,s.,rr-
nicnt 81 Bibles vari"u- sizes; The Common
Pfayer oiihe Protestant Episcop,i Church The b..
BILE md Prayer in one volnr.c; The Prayer Bpk
ami Proper lie suns The Presbyterian Palms aud
HYMNS beautifully houn,i; The Methodist Iiyn,ns;
The Ufsnl'ne Manual, nm authorized Player Book
81 me Catholic Church; A beautiful edition OF
Moorr's LnlIa II" kh with eneravinrs This. The
innd" m"s' b'~'k of the scason; The DIADEAf. n
~an'ifui quart" with new aud beautiful eng RI.
wings. For sale Nv i'a ~ tNff
decai JOHN y ITAswELL, U..ion 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
LOVE AND MADN ESS

The fol!owingi is related by correspond
ant oil the Cleveland Herald.
Love is very pleasant thing they say. but
there are some cases in which il is severe. -
a friend of mine who is gifted with that easv
address and winning manners which never
iail 10 please the better portion of creation
was endcavorins to while away the tedious
hours OF passage on The Mississippi. when
he observed lair one sitting alone upon The
promenade deck Attracted by her subdued
and lsdy-like appearance, he determined TO
make her acquaintance The gallantry In
herent III kentuckian rendered this an easy
matter, and as he expressed il he had soon
"pidntod" himself in her good graccs. Two
days passed. and the steamboat and INV friends
iliration had been progressing at a spanking
rate. They had, ia The words of a Cleveland
bard:
Talked Of marriage, early loves
OF riDgs. and locks Of hair:-
Ol Cuplds darts and turtle doves;
VI spIIiesOnd all that Grclp
They bad passed rapidly from the stage s,nu-
pathetic. through the romantic. aud were lar
advanced IN the passionate. SEATED hy her
side feeling that tlien, ~ ever, was the sc-
ccptcd time, he urged his spit i'm passion :
language piliDg metaphor on metaphor with
forty pdtson power" until heT sparkling ewes
and hedvlng bosom told too will that MS ct.
oquelIcc was irresistible. Al that moIpe nj
when llIs Happiness was about 10 he crowned.
MS Visions ol domestic bliss were DESTROYED
nv an Old woman who seized the object of
his alteration, exclaiming "Drat the man tbp
woman mad as march hare; last week She
kiilcd her Young IN and set the house ON fire
aud IN taking her 10 the 'sJlum; man, adj
nirc she didn't piirll you over the siarn into
the HtssissippE' keutuck says he fclt incie
D'ent, and a. lac slopcd for the cdbin a boy
might have set "n his coat tail. since that
nDlacky day hc hra's llic cogu0neBo OF Cupid
and VIII cross the sireet any time loayoid .
woman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER q.
Yesterday at A, P. M. at 3S degrees above 0
COM. ON COMMERCE. FOR DECEMBER.
r. w. HARDING, w. s. wIcKHAM, JOHN KNoTE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

TIE OLD COAT.-"It is better quoth
my aunt Prudence, "to turn the old coat than
run in debt for a new one"
But sec" replied !. there is hole in iu7
Never mind that" said she, "put on a
patch" patch upon the sleeve is better than
writ upon the back; tie old coat will set
ciscr at bone than a new one in prison."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
We are pcrvrc.i To exchange account


Weare prepared to exchange accounts and
settle with those of our customers with
whom we have running accounts, aud we
should like to arrange all such prior to Janu-
airy !. -.....- ---
Our accounts Tor the ensuing year are now
bring made out, aud will lie presented inme-
diately after New Years. In consequence of
the low price OF our daily. ne must call Cor
pay in advance, aud after lsnss,ry 4, shall in
sist ON S6,unless payment he made within one
aoaah from commencement of the year, pri-
.9r beYains, ctwhese wetsve csrtcnt accounts
Mone except d.. wehaye several sobscribeA
who have ften' aid Tor the year in advance
prior to e ex .'irdtion OF the year aud justice
to then iequi es US to adopt this course We
are no, CON .clled to keep person expressly
TO col ect, add ought to be enumerated for his
time. - 80 gep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
FOR RENT.

A a Dwelling house ON Quincy street.
fssssT ndjiIning the residence of Dav M M.
Iss2s Lure roms dows stairs nd sir uv
&1z8 s'nirs good kitchen Possession
VIII &c gwen The first day Of April 1886 at presen,
ecc0P'ed ny james MCInIe. For further ia. ,orma.
10" apply 10 The snbscnher or Ia w S wickhsm
y, "neep"g' Ai,o Farm on M'gse's creek.
Mot1on county. Ohio. to rcni. Also 9 firms IN
Licking comfy. ohio. a RIDGELY. Sent.
sdec2a 4'w Esqvg 81. .- I,i.,..s ...,,. = d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

sEnn BOXES NO RAtSiNS-25 B,i,
~ App'cs. Btl- Peaches. 10 do Buck.
"ne"'' io d" Beans, 5 q" Roll Buier, 5 do Taliow
just received and for sale by = $50 'li' on
dee u n NJ JAMESON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

Having occasion, lately, TO look over the
obituary records Of some Of our exchange pa
pcrs, we noticed the lameniable and appalling
fact of the great prcpondcnncc of deaths from
diseases OF the chest and lungs. To all thus
afflicted, we would recommend trial of
Brnckerhoirs Health Restorative, which is
50 eIIlcacious in this class OF Diseases. See
his advertisement IN another column.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

The ladies la Louisiana have ado,,oa =
gle never TO marry sIesB,wbo owes ~, eli;
Nnore than years subscription C;ooJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

MERCHANTS d MEcHANics BArx.
Dec mb,r 20. 1886.
Mis- Bank will be closed on Chsis,m., AMI
Il New Years days. Notes due thereon v;l
require attention On the day previous 10 each.
uec ~ 8 BRADY. Cash;ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

Our accounts Tor the ensuing year are now
bring made out, aud will lie presented imme-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
Z HIN A H A Ii.


CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
~ the ships Montezuma and Adirondack via
~ New Sork aud The Virsinan CITY p iut from Ivrrpot
the subscriber has larger portion OF ms Fan supals
a1d y DC ship Hak iTom Liver t,iy eIt,et at
y m he WI receive the Temailte. China IL
arhenwaTe, direct fo Manufacturer cot stn OF new
shap", aud patterns
hS ne regular packets from Boston he receipt ms
pes Of GAS rom tn Mauu art Is pcrarei m or
Seiy a 3 aud desirable superior gLs IN h IN.
To all VITO may want
Country MrSe and otrr- particularly invited 10 rxmiu
his goods and prices strong inducements VIII be offered
who buy t'r ea-h, aai 10 puncual customers.
hIse ass'rteat Of Lad Lamps. i-g GlaSsrS son.
ware Se. on h1n1' HUGH A. WATT,
au 20 No -, West Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
FOR NE w ORLEANS.

"rN"S LBBSr Line - faek.ts between Richmond ard
- ofran'' .I eouinenes th-ir regular September
and val be- composed Il the ~ v---.l.
n'se, nna,nhioR, Capt His.s Hokrox
BIK JOSEPHINE. O., L. pa-,-
One OF the above TIM. mac .v.,v
mohh we can with eonbtene. al,.
ue pnohe as th"y BAH and Viii in,.
a. "" rs any other ve-- and steady md
Greer hen OF long .ip.t-nes the freight or
having sery superior accommodations cabin aud e.rax.
Fa-'''te'' Apply 70 J. FISHER 4
:. HAskINs q LIBBY.
All freight from the county the allow, vessel win b.
wharfage. anu
Ju % - !,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
VAN-LEw, SMITH q CO.,
III A X ID " 4 RE, CTTL cry 4

III A RID WARE, Cutlery. &c.
A RE now receiving. by the ships Harkuwav
virginia and Patrick Hsnry Liverpool very tafge
assortment OF Good which bought, from
IN thsi on the most faN Jstlr % CUTLERY
acdry AID teaVy HARDWARE very Oh Incl.
ioT sale 10 The AID city uFon acc .z Terms
AnonG tie gods he fouEd-Tatl- aaL Pocket .r o.
Rodgers and other maker. Grave "Ibboisnas F
saws ard Fre Too, OF Screw Hinge, Of All
sn sll PIT anu CEosscut Vices Screw Plates
3 Car uncrs RI Locks, Pad, TIL aad all Other Cbi
Est Locks Nayi1r 4 Co. Cas- Steel Pi.tr ara steel
saedy, Ct all kinds ANes, HaeLy Acres Ee Of virgna
manufacture. IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
NEW YORK PACKETS.
IN OLD AND ONLY

NEW YORK PACKETS.
IN OLD AND ONLY
4k T. q LAR LINE &S
"'.'"" $500, Captain M,ruis.
MANCHESTER So
COURIER m -.
PATRICK HENRY f~ru) C,,,,,s
MARIETTA BURR, lStwI R,,,,s.
LYNCilBrBG, c.,
h line Of Packets having by general patron
az '" 'he merchants RICHMOND dlsen years
INC p'"peofs Hastsr- 'oheti Continuance
ing hri sirons that given forwarding
ln'H ods i-b AMI with dp sch The Vessel.
cas- lHc. ieE commanded .,Tef!ence IN the
e an' Merchandise be Insured
i"r freight OF passage. hsy-g superior
tons apply IN the masters N board orto
LANES FISHERS SONS. Agents
" Goods to be rcshPpsd to New Orleans Noble ApaI1cA.-
etao any other places viii b. from
Tux th' masters or Agents New York, free Of charge
e'pi such be incurred =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20

WOR THAN, McGRI DER n co. offer Tor
w
20 hhd' y -. =. n. and 81 Crc,, sugar
10 tct'-Ioaf ~,
- hh's AMI - Cf"t Moas -. = pat pr,s-
591 BAGS RIO. ls"uts. and beet oii I.ya C,r,,
TEA-IunpowfeI infsuat anj Hii,k
~ hhds PRIME ". tafn iiacbn
90o bbls No ! n q IIsttrss
~ d. NJ" 6fnI, o.. q,
10 No family Flour
100 bi,ss $40 AMI iu,ia Gs.s
20 do Soap
40 Do wosiuas sbj u.Ir iairbtC.nf,.
a. 81 Sp'm and ratsrt stenu o.,
1000 teFs DO. -."ninr ani "a firy Powder
200 des Fooi ani good jimigsd sot i,.ihst
2 Shot
Is bosrsTi Plate
1000 Ihs speHrr
500 salt
so ~ tsst EnFii.i Shoe Thfr1l
lsO Nova Scotia C-inI stot.s
800 kefs Nails. gssrtsi. 0on 90, ~ sniy
. casks Copyef1s
Sperm and Whli- uh
c'roon l.dtn
10 llrs Grrrr
10 de- rerirf
rm MO Wac Nwmegs aul Cnss
rufe CIDER Ntrrrlf
TOO hsshrls Glover seei
He'd. Grass sud Tfuithy do
Bed Cofis Couot Ys.nt cotton Lines
Lf1. atj Ground Plaster
lgON-A hlc AMI general assortment Of iron W rii.h
County, and Tfciefar, of sisses
F'art Plates and strtt Iron
ANtS-SimI1. " q nal
srEEi.-sprug rtr's1 Dh tered
American DO. Casi ste.I
Nail Rods. . o t,i Ice IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
Fail Supply Of
SADDLERG HARDWARE.

FuH supply Of
SADDLERG HARDWARE.
ME subscribers eesys &c. ship, V, gina .n IIs,k
away direct tie manufacturers ia Eng and trir fu
supply o. ssdi -! and HaidW 80 pa.tof
Hard so"r PAe Brass SOL S,irraa Irn, a
Birdie Bits nfrtsry siye ahJ quality.
Pla'~i, Bias Ind IA! ann-d iiarne.s BCekL-
Iisd Il lar Brcs.e-. tom 5in g. 2 ncsss
Coach at I;s Harnrs, sin.s
Eng h.de l.,atksfs and siirlnpalr.
Plated aHi Ivory MsrtinsaIe Eia.s
sPI-s q -very quality
Sacdier's Sis, assorted Colour Gr.
ALSO,
A 'a--e assortment Of Am Sasd!sry. such a.
Mes Ladies and Gig Satellites
Cotton, WOrs;et AID Rein Webb
Commoi Bries AMI Bird c Lealhers
Wagon WLiis AMI COwhi 'es
Coach. GIG AMI Switch whpg
sadrrs fools Sc-Ar nf which l, In liz CITY ana
country iTAe= on accommodating terms
VAN LEW, SMITH CO.
- ~ q Main =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
ALEN. DUNAL " C0.

NO Ia .xsLT STREET RICHBoND ~
i.csn arrivals, receipt their PA, q, npuea
= AMI MEDICINES. FiINTs. OILS DYE sTIPfs WiSnnyy
"LAsS sc embracing extensive assortment Airh 49, -
III Suan'iie to suit Purchue'., usua term. - 49,
SEPTEMBER j. % 'e @- '"'pP'"s Ofuefs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20

Il. BERkLEY " CO.,
vNsIlNG q, fsiucc their present stock Of Fsney and
w Dry Good preparatory receiving Pail supply womb
OFF, for the hig dys Eopds regard % sf or ,f
We deem supenuous very many bargains we
prepared to Offer fdcn I'D An eaty cal 10
altogether important THE choice and be bargstus
Coiuc waiting ~ receive ynu No Main St
UNDER rue MANSION HOUSE
" Do a. else you may To pay more for the
sap" Wilte sufr 80 Jays au7
M = w sUGAR-So halt toIrs w w sie.r IAN ilnr
w . ani 10. sale W DAVENPORT, ALLEN \ 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20

co PARTNERSHIP
NhE 'hb'crher has this day associated with
= h,. N M 6rnceTy and Commission Hu.i-
ness vi EDWARD u SKINNER me ea,ine., !, sa,ns.
~ ained IN t'- of Gordon skinssI An N, ~
st'iins No VI Main street lately erected by m. " - NC"
R'ehHond, ia September 1915
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20

IL ENT KENuAIL * hTwATER Ilrrorters sni W. lss1l,
- I"a"S "a Foi-ssH ami Dome DRY Coods Main Stree,
reeivins by ship Yirgral ard Hark,W,y from n
'iP direct and IT. IA Queen o. the West Waterloo
from i-''iT oi ara Mra Bren Yarl ia en-
tire lmpoon of British French ari ,.sr an Dr, Cool, r,, IN,
ran Ifad"e"h sling ofah 1g arg, sui led ..D,m. nj
North Caro- IA ' "
And ~ vaouS a-rval. York ard Ro,ron rv are r.
s''iI Ar.r sock ct Am~t Manufa Coos puTs
iu III" Manufacturers Agents On the most yoT Die
''
hey have also constantly hand full supply ~ the various
sysot Nrgnil Manu- sur,I u0-,o all ii xhi, ,-y
most respectfully nvt- ih- aielon County Merchants pI-e.
ing themselves 70 eel their As hey can be
purchased IN OF the Northern NIikrtL an ?,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF yoirR
OWN STATE

nAn Manufacturing Company have on and n, ,,.,,
MILL near the Depot Of southern Raroaa ,oos
'ht OF eSiIa srPerine, common letter S..-s -
M cay papers r>d and plan: also medium pp,. savs -
Phs d-fs Of Varous Iowss1 wholesale pf,e..
i'sy nvIie pubic attention. assured thai In a.,h,~ -.
Plei me. manufacture will a eounaron Win ,ns
any NoIen Factory They prepared to execute ,r,s,.
-hy seion OF thsi thelr ep.,o,.,s -
Merchants and dealers requested 10 cali AZ m. Pro-
Mil and eIam.,o for themselves :. De s.yef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
Rifbinuno Dailn lubis.
Edi'or.,I no u. ahnf.aIE.s.
THE SONG OF STEAM.

THE SONG OF STEAM.
BY w. currER.
Harness me down with your iron bands
lie sure Of your curb and rein;
Foi scorn the power Of your puny hands
As the tempest scorns a chain.
How l laughed rs j Law conccsled from sight
For many n countless hour,
A. tho childish boast Of human might,
And the pride u human power.
when l saw an army upon the land,
navy upon the scSs,
Creeping along n snail.lke band,
Or waiting the waywuid breeze;
when marked the pcasant family reel
WITH the toll which he daily bore,
Ashe ieebly turned the tardy wheel,
Or tugged at the weary oar;
When measured the painting courser's speed,
The hight OF the courier dove,
A they bore the law king decreed,
Or the lines of impatient love;
could not but think how the world would feel.
As these were Untsrippcd afar,
When | should be bound TO the rn hing keel
oi chained to the flying car.
lio' lie, lila. they found Tile at la-t
They invited me forth at length,
And rushed To my throne with thunder blast,
And laughed IN my iron strength.
Oh then ye saw n wondrOus charge
On the earth and the oe, an wide
Where now ~ my fiery armies range,
Nor wait for aud " tide.
liuuuh. huuah, the waters DER
The mountains steep decline
iimo-space-hayey yielded to my power
Tho world the world is mine.
The riyers, the sun hath EARLIEST blest
Or those where his be ans decline;
The giant streams OF the queenly Wssi,
Or the orient floods divine.
The ocean palcs where'er sweep,
To hear my strength rejoice,
And the monsters oi the brny deep
Cover, ucmbiiug ct my voice.
carry the wealth and the lord OF earth
The thoughts OF his god like mind,
The wind iog- after my flying forth,
The lightning IS lett behind.
1.-THE daIksome depths OF the fa,lon,lcss mine
My tiresomc arm doth play
Where the rocks never saw the sun decline
Or the dawn VI the glorious day
bring enfth's slittering Jewels up
From the hidden below,
And make the fountains granite cup
With chrystal gush overflow
blow the bellows forge the steel
In all the shops Of trade;
hammer the and turn the wheel,
Where my arms OF strength are made;
manage the furnace, the mill, the mint;
carry, spin, weave;
And all my doings put into print.
On every Saturday eve.
Eve no muscle to weary. no breast To decay,
No bones To be "laid ON the SHELF"
Aud soon intend you may Ego and play"
While manage this world by myself.
Bat harness me down with your iron bands
BE sure ofyour curb and rein,
For scorn the strength OF your puny hands
As the tempest scorns 4 chain.
Licking Valley Resisier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
To Country Merchants
FAIL STOCK OLE HATS. CAPS &C &C

Ihhh oIoCh VI Hh1S, CiPS, &C &C.
ohN THOMPSON = 90 No. CO, Main street. Richmond Va
r'e 'i'irs their Fal Stock of Goot which being
seed with much Bought on the tn they " I'm
i- % 70 Tue merchants II Va and Csona Undue,
70 nASe 's purchases here have been Offered
IA h he Their n sortnent viii b.
our th season. reIl-nised b. weesly Auditors. therefore he
pdbie nayrest a,suri Of general an
a. u 1" b" found AIRY establishment county, Tie fo1ox
ns VII eom2rire PATTON Of their
100 don. Consy Hats
." MuskTsi and medium piieed Napt Hats
- g fine ftshionahi. NuirIa Hats
90 brush and paa Rgs.!a Hats
i'o =" black and drak Wool iiAus
100 =" sPcuug and Ashland Hat.
d'0 " Hair Seal Cars
IS I" S-lstie
su1 " Fur Cals OF al quliiss
80 " " "a and Far Tuninird Cloth esp.
~ - 'LiAirra'- TAPS, kinds
- " Patent Glazed Cap.
With reneai Naf,iy .,,.-
good Bringing - Their lI- of business
They resp eifaiy ask c1 thl- wry N rrehass with
'h- assanes that their shall cash OF o 81,
months tine, A. similar can be had
hiehmond, August -. i-I.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20

for tie II Dyspepsia h. and all diseases
Arising frnn disorder OF the and
ache, u, 'ihuru, fLtueI e., Cpnsii aion.
TIL, celel ny which this die
unveray gaining IN section OF Country where
hroueeh ald the unprecedented has
the last Ihlshe Idruhi superior efficacy
rn' ally rnTirR Dyspepsia and Chronic Thrash
comiitE dfc7s- In the r.
immediate T-ri and effects change To- the
FEW ays but cnnn b. naby cited diseases
iIdng ht the aunfy effects ilbe produced
pcroi yr from the e'sTy hEr already acquired
lind man -is'n> to expect mrsi The
TN NJ while hTs singe hD! Irld tscm
aad pernn Trii"f II Obe for physician
Thing like hra OF lie quantity of medicine
Indispensable u Meet different
stages Of dnsI; therefore quany IA all cases
Proporiioule o It's rnrc-s'me
oiheTs may require siN OF eight For rae by
ALEN. DUVAL 4 co,
uu 80 IIs In n Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20

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