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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

ZOO BAGS RIO COFFEE;
oOO 30 do Java DO
% Bags Pepper;
20 do Plmenfo;
30 Chests Young Tyson Tea,
10 do Gun Powder DO
Cnsk Carrots Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum;
a Casks EPSON Salts;
d do Saleraius;
do Boston Syrup;
do Maddef;
300 DO Liquorice Ball;
10 Boxes IS. IS. las. l6 and pound Lnmps
Tobacco Of superior qualities;
q Ito Lvdy's Twis ~ Tobacco;
23OO do Brazier's and Sheeling Copper
200 do Cinnamon;
Ceroon's S r Indigo.
6 Bbls Coppcros;
25 Boxes NJ X Raislns;
d Bbls Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
do Pulvefized Do
! do Gloves;
dn Nnlmegs;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do Varicgaict SOAPS;
! Bale Bordenux Almands:
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nos 5 10 10-jnst re-.
cciVed and for sale by wM FLEMING.
hp 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
~ II DKCENE q.
CAUTInN no AIL-

"a bIIOS TO ALL
e ALL THE WORLD TAKE NOTICE,
AND Bee AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
(SHGAR COATEp)IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY COX
has on u the wa TIER signature OF The on>
gInal inventor aud patcDtee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant III l. possess puwei 81 10 optn
AL. the natural drains OF the system viz. he
LUNGS, EiDNE Us. SKIN d BOWELS-
hitherto uNESuwN IN he practice of medicine;
AMI So complele has been their triumph over
All other medicines hat mony have been led
TO suppose hey contain some powerful mineral;
o1l mon examination by DIS Chiffon, Ran,
dolphi HUNTINGTON and others, ihi, supposition
is AZ once proved 10 be q ouudlCss.
Sod 10 New York, at the principal Office,
20 Greenwich street, also by BuSh'on s. Co,
Bro dway. corner q. llth sfeei.
Pamphlets to be tad At a.cnis gralis.
B.-PersonS will also notice IN the top =
bel an engraved Indian Gguie, cross ed with fine
ed mint.
The genuine may also be buughf'~zb saeIfy
OF Or GuiUn'>, corner ~ u VERY and Grand
street, aud Mrs Hays, I39 FUllon Il eel, Brook.
lyn, and 10 respectable stores throughout The
United states.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

a FINE assortment Of PLAIN Hats suitable f.,
~ fnends' 18th Black and Dfab. kept cons fant.
" on hand ond Tor sale low nj 90, Cbes, H., am',
Cap Establishment, Union 81. ~
ma'2o DARE q noCE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
MARQUIS OF FMS ION.
n

"ANVTTS Of FMS ION.
G.. KAMMERER.
NE CHANT TAN
Ar TnE sIGN oF Tnz MARQUIS or FASHION
nPPOSITE Inc Virginia Hotel. and oes, doc,
" south Of MCLELLAN's BIG l. pOOT. r..
s~peeIIuIlY iHiorms his friends and The public, thai
ne Is consionIly receiving sicck Of superior Ciorhs
C"ssimefc'i Cnssinets; Jeans; Summer Cloths:
Cashmereite'; Linens; Dnllings; Gumbfoons; Check.
sc. &c.
NESTINGS-Si't; Satin; Cashmere; Mnrscilles;
Valcncias; &c. Shifs; Collars; Stocks; and every
variety Of Goods Tor 5cnrcmen's wear Please
give HIM a coll, and you will find thai he can sunni,
at less cost Than any other esiablishment.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
n very large assortment all kinds Ready Made
'I"lhing on hand. To suit every description Of cus.
toners Please call aud goo will not go away dis.
ma
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
sp CASKS MADDEH-

A. 80 Bags Pepper
30 do PmentoS
Is Bbls Alum
30 buXes Bunch Raisins
2 bales ) 5 Almonds
2 cases brmsOnc
tcask Blue VItriol
2barrels loves
400 Mats Cassia
20 boxes Chocolate
ca SIX Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels CaxwCod
80 do Clipped lockwood
I barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
4 ceroons Indigo
! cask Lamp Black
9 eases Liquo.lce Ball
% kegs Mustard
l.2 barrel Nutmegs
so barrels Loaf sugars.
All lust received and fo. sale by
" 10 GRANGLE n BAILEYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
SUGAR COATED PILLS W DISEASE.
MORE EVIDENCE.

1870 20 fNfDN
GER HILL, Of the hrm Of GirIcy e. Hill.
Va 100 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
indian Vegetable Pills ere superior To any he
has ever taken HIS vile has found them de
d. hIiul and sfic3,ious.
Miss - UGLAss, corner Walker and Ludlow
stress, has been cured ot pain IN The head.
GUINNESS of siyht, aud dizziness IT long stand
ing by lhrm puls.
Mas SisiuNs, Of % Henry Stree cured Of
pains ant cfimrs Of eight yeabs standing
Ma ATNy., OF 2G3 Gfeeuwich street, cured
OF dyspepsia, Of seven years standing.
MR CEuLock's daughter gSiaple street., cur.
r3 ul Worms 10 heir worst lorm.
REy Ma ECsSEgr, of Grookiyn, cured Of oil
ION cumplaiut,, weakness, SC.
We need nrt add more. Evidence crowd,
uTon MS from 800 quarters No Pills eyer before
1ccompli~bedso much wuh So liIe trouble and
~ -asreeablrue-s a,D Smuh's(Sugar Coated.
Improved Indian Vegetable Pills Sold al
Guiru'> corner B1Wety and Grand SIS, Phrip.
conner oi Bcekman euc William streets; Eve,
rct's. 9j Hud on 81; Mrs HAYS l4g Fulton 81
Brooklyn; and 2O3 Greenwich street. Examine
The label-lOck iof Or SmiTns written sigma
!pIe 60 10 Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
LADIES SHOES ANDSLIPPERS.
G. FRANZELL,
No i6 Main ST u n0 doars ad.us The bookstore ot
Wm. j R.bb.

WHEELING. VA.
p ESPECTFULLY infims the Ladies OF Vince.
q ling, That ho manufactures Ladies Shippers at
NIL STYLES aud COLORS, pf superior qualify and
heouly. lie warrants nii work from his shop 10 he
.uIeTinf To Eastern manufacture, aud Will be sold
so per cent cheaper.
The public ue invited IL cali aud sarisry Them.
solves. Ion ian 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
soMGTIIlNG NEW.

StllNI fANlliON.
= DOS ,'eodI Beaver Hats.
e . d" Surer Cassimc,o do.
~ il Ra,h's do
. do LoN Crown W de Bim Rash DO
80 a large "a s'rmcn, ot Cheap Haze, all #
Mh'ch wc viii rulr, for ra-h. at our Fashionable
Ia 'nd Cap Sure, Union street..
mar 20 DARE K uoGE
I'd as AND GAPS.
HAVE revived CHI. day, atm4y 'CheaB hat
an" ,,aP Store corner of Main and Union
streets NE .a"scst assortm out Of CAPSin his
cry. which | viii dispose Of al smIl aivarcc
on cq,t Prizes Nv friends and customers are in.
Yiei % call before hey are an ds.osrd Of Mn,
ass 'r tqcut consists Of The follow ine Kinds: >"
Ds'5'emen's uIe Bull Black Clath CaIs,
10 Cio,R cans. fur b,oR and l},on,
70 RlHc Naval caps,
Do N,iyeiccu do
Boy aud Youths cut We've, cans,
30 Do G G.ass Black dc
Infants cars.
% HHraod satin caps,
In-eih'r with all kinds ta8taro usually worn
'tfnulh the winter seasoI. lake the oppartu-
"iy 70 ~ my friends and customers my Great
.'i iH'Ht' i'r tltir patronage aud support for
ise last five tcars, and shall a.vnv- end,avort f.,
l"ttlli a. ~ suIct attention TO- hu. stress. md a
''.'fe y" please, and give coon BIRGIINS.
nov ~ SAMUEL y uAtrER.
REEOVl y.
rEtHE SihScrb harin : moysd his HAT
- car AND FUR STORE, To- ihe large
am con % d''uS room 80 rs Main -. h,ce.
a'orS p Ioc hts lormcr stand and tr,rIy rcn,.
Srt ne " ii'rrl, won'd respectfully CaU .,
oteA'on NJ hSlriert> and customer, general
", I'd ~ large aud ~p'enIii stock of Haas and
C'P> gu t."iY variety ant share i'm v que
County Merchants 8fe invited 20 ctl' aud tx
anime mc stock pr viouS 10 gaHg E,>f. M,
ah de''iHihcd % gul o. % I, Iy Ibr Csc Of
river ia.e' han they can p.s>ih.yI e. rur Laset
ha>i oi IN" Mountains. Cal and eyamine g
{S3,re'Ve~ a. Inc syn OF ftp ma mack
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
SENsENEY 4 RHODES, Q z,,,,

ENStN EN d kIODES, 131 ZANEss
- Row. MAN Sr. hive how received lhci, ON.
tire stek NEW SPRING MIDSUMMER GOODS
the ss cond oi The sea, on, aud Tho latest ia market,
Cloths, Cassmeres. StIineis. blk aud rincy colois
SUMMIT Cassimeres. Linen billings. Vesiines. SC
summer stocks. Hhkis. Cloves. Linen shiriings
Lawns, Gineham Lawns. jacquard Ginghams
BaiEarinss, Barogcs Organdic and laced Lawns
Printed Jaconet, Chiniz. Calicoes
Rich Bs.age shawts ond SATIN striped Scarfs
White Neil Shawls. black Nett Shawls
Fancy hdks. Neck Ties, Linen cambria hdkis
PLAIN and plaid Swiss nnd Mall MuSlins
Rich fg'd blk aud fancy col! Silks
Hosiery. Gloves, Muts. Long Nuts and M Glovea
Rich Fancy PanSOls and Sun Shades
Artificial Flowers, Wreatls. spries aud punches
BoNNErs. Gimp. Laced. B~itds.eye & Florence braid
Rich Bonnet Ribbons, Freaeh ebony Il fancy Fans
Together with every VARIETY Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods. We respectfully invite buyers 10 call
| and see our stock. rs we are prepared to offer eoods
very low. Gnn l3) SENSENEY & RHODES
EBArENT MEDlClNES-The subscribed
81 Keeps constantly Tor sale. lac following pop
ulnr Patent Medicines, al The sign of the Big Red
MORTAR Aliens Nerve and Bone Iinimeu', Vicrrus
tmbrOOaiion. Swans Rheumatic liuimeui, Liquid
OpOdrldoc. Fahnosnck's Rubefucionj. Indian Vege-
table Pills. Brandelb's Universal DO warranted gen
uinc. Fahne-tork's hnii. bilious do. Seats anti dys-
pep,i, do. Miles Tomato. do. Scouts Scotch do
~lloopei's Female do, rIhnesiUck's Vermiluge
Fahnesiock's Cough Luzeuges. Fahnesiock's Thomp-
sons Eye Water. Carpenter extract Sarsaparina
Gudirey's Cordial. Ba'cmaa's ops. TutlIngton's
Balsam, British Oil or Mcdicanentum. Soda Pow
ders. Soidliiz Powders, Essence Cinnamon. Pepper
mint. Iemon, BergauOlIe, Lavender. SC. :
All Of The above medicines are warranted genr'
inc. LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
may 80 l60 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
QUE MD GLASS pAPER.

GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.
kf u. HORNBROOK, manufactures and
Is constantly prepared To SUPPLY all or.
iers for GlJc & Glass Paper Of s1pqtioT anal.
ilv, which viii he furnished 10 dealers or con
sumefs 81 as low a fale az they can purchase
u anywhere Orders left at the Wsrebms.
Market street, below The Pest Office WI be-
promptly supplied.
Feb ~, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
AND LoOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS.

'' 49, 'tA 80 w 4 hOONiNs
No. l43 MAIN .TREET. WHEELING. VA,
' NIEY Lcep constantly on ham very extensive
y assortment Of superior Mahogany. French,
Gfecian md Rocking Chairs, S,as. Pier Tables.
Dressing Bureaus, Bcdslcads. Bureaus, Tables. SC,
l"geihcr with every auicle Of The latest style, cnd
best iiu!s6cd
FURNITURE,
EVER Offered IN tins cIly. Gill aud Mahogany framed
looking Gloss's. aud Looking Glass Plates OF al
Portrait aud PcInfe frames OF every variety
ami STYLE.
UPHOLSTERY WARE. consisting Of Feather
brGs' Bol'ic'N. Cufed Ilair Mattresses, aud Mat
lrr's's al all kinds, wih all other articles Of
l phnls'ery Wn'c. an hand md ~ ale Ia order.
A lIS'' #GSNgg3lIn TiH M
"'NDo" l BLINDS
All Of which viii be suId at very low prices and
Of the best qualify. Also. MAHOGANY
'ENrERS. HAIR Liuih aud Yamlsh. constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOTS furnish cd with ever auiclp o
Furniture "T short nuico aud on ho yeIy best terms
ap %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

200 pairs Women, Morocco Lqcc B uIs
100 do Cali do dO
lup du kp do do
300 pair, Ladies Kd Sitpers
900 pairs Misses do Spriug Shippers
$50 DO Seal and KID Bu,kius
700 do Nd Aukle.IIts
100 do Hall Carers
Is pnirs Ladies' cnlorrd Simmer,
luUO d. Chddrcn's shoce d'ncreul qualities
l1n do Youths grained shncs
l5D do de- Calf do
lOu do Ladies' Gaiiet u ,ols
100 do do Walking shoes and Busklns
sOJ do do Pcfgcd Aioroccu BnsLins
l'se'her with "A great many different qualities.
TOO numerous in mention. Also a ruod assortment
ni best Baltimore Spanish. Red uud Country Sole
Leather. A lew dozens te,i Boot Murucco, Mega
d"re Nd md French Morocco skins; striped hind.
ings; Travelling Naliscs und Carpet Bag. superior
l"a'Hy' CIV" us u call. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
Main street, 1rest side, q fetr doors bclow Mar.
ktt ANcy.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.

= CONNOLLY ~ SONS, would respectfully
~ . inform their friends aud the public generally
iha' they are NOW receiving a large and we'll selec.
ted stock Ul Bnn's and Shoes of every descriniion
nd quality. which they prepared 10 sell as low rs
'hcy eau ee had in the clIy. Their s'ork consists
m part - Iullows;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

e. U$SrA IRON GRATEs-i sill " axe 10 o..
y Der, ib,sc highly useful and beautiful nriCle,
vhi'h add .p mech TO The nerUiy. as well as COM
fort ofa rnflor ahd oi kinds q Job work ON ihe
shortest notice, npd or most reasonable terms.
ap 81 TuOS CTLBERTSON. AGENT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
eGSTS AND caps.
IHIIni on 8,

10 IiHT and satin cans.
Tn-eih'r with all kinds is5r,re usuallv warn
'tfnulIl tue winter seasoT. lake tass opparru-
".,y 70 ~ lny friends and customers my great
i.e last five ears, and shall a.gnvz enJ,av5r f.,
mertt, o. sjict attention To- hi. mess and n
Gts'se y" please, unu give GDCD BARGAINS
nov ~ NAMLuI- IL AH.E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

~ ACON-For ale about G000 lbs 1Iogrou6dg
hB 10 Douglass smoke house, now ready for dc.
iyey. Apply to- r scfoggins, or 10
X M'KEE, at
may 20 Clarke, Dorsey & Cos warehouse,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10
CURIOUS FUNERAL SERVICE

The following touching funeral SER
vice was preached in Washington coun-
ly, Md Ii must have been peculiarly
'ouchlns TO Joe, the brother Of the de-
,eased' 1t is said by the Hagerslown
News TO be - hoax.
'friends and neIghbors! you have
gated 10 see this lump Of mortal.
ny put in hole in the ground. You
all know the deceased-a worthless
drunken, goodfor nothing vogaboud.
He lived in disgrace and infamy, and
dled in wrelchedness. You all desolsed
him--You all know his brother Joe,
who lives on the hill2 He's not bit
better though he has seraped together
little property by cheating his neigh
bors. His end will be like thai of
his loalhsome creature, who you will
please put into The hole as soon as possi-
Bile. wont ask you 10 drop tear but
brother Bohow will please raise bymn
while we fill up The grave.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10

in wuse and wuss, ef you'll let me of til,
time
Cant do il Jess! want you down in
ITophel,to strike for Vince Kirkland. I've
got him thar, blacksmilhp Of it. He does
all my odd jobs, pinetin' Of my tail and
sich liks! Cant let you off, have come
a purpose for you
i seed the poor devil shudder when |
called Vace's name. but he didn', saw no
more' SO / joes The gig Ihro' the hind part
of his oVerhauls and starts down to the
kunnoo landin with hi n, in pear, trot. -
The way he scratched up the dirt as he
travelled backwards on his aIl-fours was a
perfect sight. But jst as struck the
roover, he got hold of grub and the gig
lore OUT and he started ,olher way. J
never seed runnin ill then; faint no use to
tell how fast he did run; couldn', do i, in
a week. A skared wolf warnt nolhin TO il.
lie run faster'n six scared wolves and =
yeTIan deer. Soon as be gotta start made
lol long war | seed their guns and behind
hat tnds the big powder gourd they all
Kept their powder in they warnt usin.-
Thinks |, ei YOU ainl kleen gone, I'll finish
he job for you; so pitched tie gourd--ii
hed fully a gallon-smack into the iireand
heh jumped into the roovor myself. !
hadn't moro'n got properly in before it
bIo@od up. Such blaze uaver seed be-
lore. The Mise was some itself, but ,he
Ola2e covered all creation and reached hrh
er than the trees. 1t spread cut to the log
whar the guns WAS, aad fred EN- oG--pop
pop pop. no wonder them Calohospa
ieIers ever come back. Satan himsei
"ouId have dolo no boHer ef he had been
'Aar, in the ~ay OF racket aud II ice.
Daddy Biggs now took long breath and
4 longer drink.
'Boys.' he continued, i got then. falers'
fish and two gallon jug O. sperrils and |
IhroweG their guns in the roover besides
{iveo EN- all goriest scarce they ever had,
nd they anI been back sencc;which hone
hey never will, for IFS oudaciuus the way
ne soover folks is posed upon. Now,
'oys, that's my 'scrape'; so let's lake anoth
drink, look at lhe hooks and then lay
Town
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10
Number 3o1
NEGRO WIT

How much va charge Msssa Msp-
's'ra,e, to marry me and Mss Dinahi'
why CIem, al marry you Cor two
dollars
Two doIlars-what you charge marry
white folks, nassau
we generally charge them IS dollars
Glenn
wen va marry us like white folks.
md | will give you five dollars ,oo.
why Glenn that's q curious notion
but as you desire it, IN marry you like
white folks fol S. dollars
The ceremony being over, Glenn and
oman being one, The magistrate asked
for his fee.
VA no nassa, va no come up to the
greemenl-y0 no Kiss The bride.'
'Get out of my Office, you black ias-
cal'
And so Glenn got married for MOTH
ing.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10
HUG UP TO ME.

1t is stated that new married couple
down east were one night lying in bed,
'a'kIng over matters and things, when
heavy thunderstorm arosej aud loud
peslS Of thunder and vived flashes OF
tightening filled them with terror and
fearful apprehension. Sudderly a ire.
nendous crash caused the loving couple
to start as though they had received an
electric shock, Jnothan throwing his
srms'around his dear, exclaimed,' Hug
up 10 me LiX, and let us die like men,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10
g. With s,ceeteSt f1o1oers enrichd,
From uariouS gardens cuVd vuh care"
A F r A G. Nj E n II .
by EDWARD POLLOCK.
And " here yon brook

And where yon brook
Uprises from the river side,
'Tis said chief of lofty rank,
In battling for his country. died.
One was he OF that hand who reign'd
The monarchs Of this land. before
The pale faced strangers hand had stain'c
The green upon'iheir hills with gole:-
One was he OF lhai band and long
Unmoved he bore his country's wrong.
He saw with sad and sinking heart
The warriors Of his youth depart,
He saw his forest lands decay,
He saw his people pass away;
He saw his once bright council fire,
Sink into ashes and expire,
And yet (orbore to raise an arm.
TO do the in'ruding stranger hahn,
But when, one day, his gallant boy,
OF his old age and pride and JOY,
Was borne by kindred hands, and laid
A corse, beneath his Ioot~ree's shade,
Such undeserved and bitter stroke,
The fend within his bosom woke;
And deep he vow'd his future life.
10 deeds Of vengeance, blood ard strife
But boolless was his frey rage.
The strangers arm was bold and strong
Small cause has feeble right 10 wage
A warfare 'gainsl mighty wrong;
And so he fell, but nobly fell;
Before the home he loved so well!
They bore him to his grave at night.
That little morning band;
And sadly Aash'd The torch's light
Upon their knives and hatchets bright,
And on his CORY hand
For in his war attire he Law,
The same as when he died that day.
And down by yonder mighty tree
'Twas bu, a saring then
That remnent of the bold aud free
Laid down the bravest of their men.
Then; IN the dark and gurglng steam,
They sadly quench'd the torch's geam
And without word Of wall or moan,
They left him TO his rest alone.
oft have stray'd al twilight there,
And though that in lAe very air
There was a strange. and ssddening spell
More potent far than words can tell;
For many time, when silently
unused beneath that mighty tree,
I've almost fancied that again
Re saw that lille burial tram,
And mark'd,with awe e,slrangd fingers glide
~Like ghosts along he river side.
The forms are wanting, but the sound
OF The low wind YET whispers round
Al even, and the tiny wave
Comes gently murmuring to the spot
Where, calmly, in his forest grave.
That mighty chellan sleeps forgot
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10

A mind regulated by wisdom and under
Standing, will not laller in the dorkes sal our
Of trlbualon. Having the chart of faith, it
devia'es no' from the path of virtue, but pre-
serves steady onward course over tho
bosterous sea of life, until anchored in the
broad haven of eternal rest.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10
y. sszzagEauass

When you find another man doing more
business than yDu are, and yod are puzzled
to know the reason,jus take peep over
The news papers anG see if he doar adver
SO.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10

a young man a, social psrty was
TVehemeo'iy called upon TO sing a song.
tie replied he would fist tell story.
md ihat then, if they still persisted in
'heir demand, he would eadeavoc to ex-
eco'e song. When boy well in his
teens, he took lessons in singing and cne
eaooa,h morning he went up to hi,
la'her's garret, as had been his custom.
to practce alone by himself. ~ hlle in
'a'l cry he was suddenly sent for by the
'Id gentleman. This is pretty conduct
acclaimed his father, pretty employ
menl for The son Of pious parents to be-
'awlng boards 10 the garrett on Sab
oath morning, loud enough to be heard
ny all the neighbors Sit down, sir,
and take your book. Our contemporary
vas unanimously excused from singing
he proposed song. There was species
y presumptive evidence against him.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CnURCH, MAlN-sT
TERMS:

The COL UDiBIA DEHOCRRTwiH b,
pubiished eOery Saturday morning, a,
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10
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A boy named Adams, in Webster Mass
on Tuesday last accidently shot his sister
in the head killing her Instantly. The girl
was abou, % yeaas old.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10

HOW TO COUGH.

a writer in the New York Sun saws
II IS Injurious to cough leaning forward,
IS II serves 10 compress The lungs and
makes the irritation greater. Persons
prone to The enjoyment should keep the
neck straight aud throw out the hest.
ny 'hese means the lungs expand and
me me wInd-pipe is KEEP, flee and clean.
mere is an art in every thing, and the
'r' OF coughing is perhaps as important
10 lis way as any other.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10

A man came TO a printing Office 10 beg a
paper said he, we like 10 read the news.
papers very much tul our neighbors douI
take any.