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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

TO THk LAoiES.-If you wan, to see some
thing pretty, ca ~ the City Cash Store and
look a our amH cloths, crrpcdc lance; cash
mere d'Ecosse; Rep de Iaircs; Nouslin &c
Laines; Bombn2inc d'Fcosscy Plain. fad strip
ed and barred Aluncas; PfocTdc; Sirip'd silk:
Emh'd Chamrliou, do; Glace, stripd and y m
b'a do; Velvet plai Chnmclion do: Satin sirp'd
ErnlenrTir; chaA-cahle roult de sole; Satin
strlp'd Psult dc Sole. Drnb Gro de \aples; Gro
tc lthlne; Gro 4" Nap; RPk md white Fou a rds;
Plain. striped, fad, hl'k and anlorcd Satlns;
Reaunlul Bonner Nelvcis and Silks: PLAIN ard
'nncy Bonn't Ribbons; Arilicis Flowers; Dark
p'umrs Velvet POINTS; Satin nod Ve'vc' Crava's;
Brp'e and sill, Gloves and Miits. Buglc 81 silk
GirdlCs, Thread Lace and Inserting. Swiss d.
ING ans Inserting, Black Lace. ! inCn oambIic
Rdkts Chenille ard I.nce Cape. Chimcsc,ts,
ork'd colidts; Elk, white and fg'd Nets;
hrocadc, bard. swiss, hook, null AMI other
Nus'ins; silk, Wool and cotton Hose; Lace.
chnntilln fci'et and at:cr Wells ;Tarker n, emb q
and plain tt ihe'. Hnhyle. Ncssenn. crrassian
cashmere. R-ocha, Damask, E"k clcth, blanket
and other Shnwls
Cali soon or YOU will not be able 10 get n sight
They are selling veTv fast.
90, GOWTHER & BOON.
EDLAIN rrk Blue Bl'k Italian Lusirings. silks
d Plain Blacks. Blue Blk Punli dc Solos Do
Brocndr Chameleon Silk. Plnil ard Fancy Sits
Plain Ssrins, Sarscnels Velvei> 6c--iusi rcr,l 81
.crlI o w IEISEEIL'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

& LMANACS FOR isI5 The Franklin Al
= maine, German Eurrh A'mnnacs and Ger
ma" AR arnc~, just rereivrd ard rrr s1'o ~
nov 70 JOIN FISHER. AgI NJ 1873 Mi, =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

- looL RoCM FOR RENT-Tho schoa
- h'om 'osme,ly oornri,d UT Jprcs, N tho
''-e""ni 'iury q! Ihe Uuiou Clur,h Acuv 10
zee JOSIAH POWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

q NONNlSSiONrIrS OFFICE. N",,mlcr Sob,
Y 1914 - IT, CHAvcfRY--!u 800 Circuit Suge.
uor Conrr 20, Law nud Chmurcry Goa Oa,o county
Homer. Bel Il Bowen,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

g NASHMERE D'E,ossc beautiful patterns. nal
~ great N'urty. Cuslrl.Ic Proclamation. /,
~ b. aI many ol.er Earis,u,c rna,er.a'. Tor
L''i'''hy o w HEISKELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03
FALL GOODS.

UyIIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
! or GOODS ~ TIE CITY. To which We
would respectfully call the aitc3iion Of the c-
lizens of Vince. ing an Others, particularly Coun
try NHrchauts, "a Our purchases were made in
New York, Phil adelpSia md Baltimore upon the
lin 1s ~. ,S,n5,., r. ,.s, H.. $3.50 nl,,lS
give us y call IRE take pleasure in sholsinc our
Fdrcvnnd Cheap Goods. Among our stock il
the following.
Sha,pls -AIban, silk. damask. embroidered
and pla lin Thibri. monsine dc lame blanket,
plaid md wors'ed Rnvnran.
Hand erchiefs - Gin CHAM ca mere. silk ban
dana, flag and rongcc. COTTON flags &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

Law q ii 'N1uceFh, ttEnu, rrn'iUVH# ana
held for the county cf Ohio, ~ the cour house
thereof on Fridsy he lst cay OF November
Bo,ias F Gardner, J.
Alfred Caldw,ll and others.
! Wheotupnu the court doth aGiuigo, order and
decree, that this cans. he referred 20 James
PAUL, F,q, who la h"ichy appointed u Conmis-
m,i he "cc"Yp, Of hje GniJ,ci he I'm ,r,s Iu
Of said George X SNsHurgen, with he cteil.
tors unCrr ., & s1'd .CCt 90 Trust - the 27Ih {
January, 1872 sud ihHtt'c said c.mlui- toner
nscert iu aud rCpOr; the ma unit OF money which
the said Alfred Caldwell has received or IN the
exercise Of due and IrupCr jiligIrc. ir orrit TO
hnyerscCycd ns Trustee un-'r said 10 "a Ct uUst,
| the amount oi the irst and lHwfl eVr'n.os OF
. the SAID trust. Also, what's due the com; !nin
/ ant uncc tho several classic cai'oss ia thr slid
| a. cd meutioncd, and the ether creditors oi the
! SAID fe"rgc K Sv,Jriuv,n named therein, m
! rntab!e proportion NJ orch creditor IN the irus
tund uut, zach cisssi6ca ton and IN a Tor his
| purpose the slid crmrij sinner fX upon some
| time and place Cor taking the sad account, a
cause due -otirc thoreoT To be served on all
parties within the Commonwealth, mud that
notice thereof be given To- ~ persons not reed
ing within the same by advertisement InseTie
and published in some newspaper printed ~ tho
CITY "i wheeling IN SAID county, Tor ~ least
thirty days Nr'or ~ the time Of t1kng tho sad
acsouni-and that the "a commssioner require
each creditor under said jc.7 -; trust " ho shall
prove his claim hrturp him, to give sCrrriiy Tor
his reasonable 81 ar Of the costs Of t0Niug The
sad account, aui that he report the sam" c. the
self or specially rcGlro' hv N -rl the pNrilts.
Tes,e, ALEN 7 LAlDl.ET, Clerk.
The parties interested N the matters men ''on-
ed IN III" foregoing decree, c Uer"nr mo- fed
that have n: poiuiCi 'uc-d7v the Il'h day Of
January next, ~ NV Office In nc CITY 81 Vince.
lag, at N O'Clock. ". r. o.. f-uc and oil are
when aul where ~la1 "ummnuc" taking tic
account therein Ll5-r'C1-ard r'q ire tho rp-
near nee e the parties there w,'h such pruui.,
YOU hers &c, rs may b. nc,c sITy To the pro-
per taking OF said nrcuGn'.
dec 10 JAMES pAUf.L, Commis siouer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.--iv Cm>crnY-
Aln tho Cir"uiI Superior Cuurt oil Law nnd Chan,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03
W inter Goods.

"TE have now received from the East. largo
wv addition to orr stock of Fresh aud Chsni
Winter Dry Goods. just such articles as you waui
for the scaNn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03
SADDIrRc.
SADDLERS.
4 RE respectfully ninrmcd that we have just
y opened large stock nf
Saddlery Hardware.

SURPRISING m quantity. vHrr'v mr. che7Dnets. INV
stock II The KIND ever brought In The city &C Wheel
sF; bought nniirclv fur cash. md will hc S.,ld
NJ reuccl prices fnr cash W 10 rtomrr men IN n
sh"ri credit. IT, tho assortment will he found m
extensive variety "f Brass Silver md rnnncd liar.
ness Nouurin, nul Strrup Irors; every 20 nud kind
of Bible. r. Her md TInrncs, Rrckie,: inlf md iull
Mated Sn- H.; Port Bit; Polished md Jnpauned
BrNdnon.; Crib nnd SIrnrnc Weh Calf md Hog
kin ScrIrg; Rel md Black Mcr"ccn skins: three
corded s,lk; wnrsicd FriScr, sp'cninl assortment
rr Plush nni Ihre- coticd stitching II rc,d; Sad Ic
Tree; W.nn Whips and ever, other nruCle Of Sad.
der. Trimmings in common use
&C, 81 OFT & GREER. $50 Main ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

GNoMBS. IVORY CONES. by The dozen or sin.
~ Gle one. Shell Tnck Com's Shell SIDE Combs
Shell Pocket Combs Buffrin Horn Comhs Braz, liam
Horn C"m's, B,nziIian Horn Tnrk CENTS Braz,lian
li'rn Side Comh-. Enrlsh Rerdrrc Cnmhs Horn
ReddInc Combs, Horn Pocket Combs Wnnd Pnokcr
Combs. German Silver Pocket C"mrs For snle by
dec l3 40 FAiRCII Id
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

sD CASKS MADDER-
~ 80 Bags Pcpper
90 do PImentos
Is Bbis Alum
90 boxes Bunch Rais;ls
? bales ) : Almonds
2 cases hrImstsne
Cask Blue S.triol
2 barrels , loves
2nn Mats CasSi1
20 boxes chocO,Gts
cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Ca.wcod
30 10 Clipped f,oSwo0i
barrel Cream Tartar
8 barrels Grnuhd Ginger
ccropns Indigo
l cask Lamp Black
2 -nses L'quo. Zee Ball
% kegs Mustard
IL barrel Nntmens
so barrels Loaf S%9ars.
All inst received and ia: sale >,
mn y Up NJ = A..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

yINURK ISLAND sNLr--Juu fscsi'eJ q few
Ss,ts o. sale tr
l,,ts . lIsKer 4 COZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

4 CASHMERE DEcos-c Of iaie.i styles md ~
I y q alrties, PlU' bEcusse. Grape Dfcnu md
Onhrc I.us'rc. whtcA ,r style mud 7a1IHy cannot
DC u-ra~cd u any other m,fkci--jusi received nj
sen II o w HEtSKELLS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

WT gcr want some Superior Ba.kci'. vou can bs
a suppl ed ~ nv Store NJ reduced rtccs. ~ nv
s'ork islargc 2 lido not wf,h 70 ttsp hcs oye- ,t-
srm~e' De- 81 VT SCIEr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

ID CRIMSON - UJI L.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
e MENTAL PAINTERS, No les West
side Mum ST. nfe always prepared with INC heat
nfk mer end material On cHeruic nll orders ~ their
Iin, M The hest STYLE and 80 the lowest rates
Eycry dcscnpfirn nf SIGN PAINTING OR GIL.
DING done IN The best msnner may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03
CARD TO MY Old FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS,

ID q N'iN'' again c"t'iu,uc.da BOOT 4 SHOE
Il ID STORE, Ms ian. g Eupo. from NV !nuo 80,
frfieHre ~ tie business tn receive share nr th,
gn"hc pnr"nngo hcrei"I"re 80 literally bes'pvycd
IaNlrc just received the balance Of nv stock Cre.h
from N" manufactures. II Is NEW amt con,pie,e ~
- iheroi"e unnecessary to euumerulc the diGeten,
krrds.
nrw Kern nn Inc corner Of Main and NORM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

VIRGINIA A. .;rcmt SUI error court ct
Law ID Chaucert, begun, continued and
held for the county of Ohio, ~ the courr house
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

COMMISSIONERS SALE--iv CHA>cErY-
Ajlm tho Cr""i Superior Cuur, oil Law nmd Chan,
c.ry iur Ohm cnuriy,
Hugh Nichols
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03
N-.or--a

co nieres, MI colors: quaiIncs aud prices.
Sdtiinas.-Plain, barred. diagonal, plaid aud
ribbed.
Cdssim creS.-25 pieces assorted.
hfpdcds.-I50 pieces from 25 cts TO one dollar.
Paramctta cloth; Morenos: Romhazci: polk
Merino Parisienno: Roumelia; drab. Damask'
cash mere d'Eoosse. chue-n cheap.
PRINTS:
Blue, purple, red, green and various rev styles.
Jeans. low price and some ycrv fine Cne hams
Monsline de Iaines Bl't and IA cv SilRs. Sas-
penoers, Satins ,nlain and ig'd: LiDscvs Ribbons:
large assortment Lisle Inces and Edgings.
Guiding and Insertin2s. Jarroret EDGES nod
Inser,'ncs. cotton cnrs. Wool Porne,s Gloves
and MIus. about 100 doZ. Swies Null Jacconct:
Coon Iinrss: cambric book lawn: nla,a and
BarCzc. 'ewin- cnttons: ESQ Umbrellas and PA =
rnsols. Irish Linens. very rhe0p. Ticllincs 7 linen
I'D IS for BIT and upwrras. chrcks and striree.
cotton bntp'ng. ves'inGs 'iOo oifirrrnt sorts.
Hosiery PlaIds nf various kinds. Parsons sus 81
cotton. Blankets. bugle and other gimns hut
tons. shoe and sewing threads. bonner Fl ~ ors.
cords and iaseels. Alpaca an ns. canton hln-
nels. Dinnrr \ Herrnt SORTS. Pruahse diff sorts
& HNn. e. 1s szsasS o
1s CASES ,neu'e an hoys' velvet. glazed. cloth.
Pri"ced' Joinvillc. black clolh. agou fancy
le,f. musk. acc seal senlette and hair 'ca',vcry
low |"'Ie ucr.i or dozen Our assortment Of
Heavy Dom cstiCs
Is complete, md s''1lr lower than formerly.
UATTERS
Surplic6 :s Hsual with every hing in their line
ut the yerv lowest pricCs.
JOHNSTON. BERRYrILL Il co.
sen 30 ~ Main s'reei.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

SOAP AND CANDLES The undersigned
has commenced the Chandisry EusjnesS.
one door above his resdencrnn Main 81, Whcol-
ing. between Fr1nSln and North streets. where
Soan and Candles can ni~o no had nj Issac IT.
w,a's " arehouse on Main below Monroe 81.
lie VIII endeavor 10 keep as coed an article,
and sell on as reasonable terms az nov 'ruou.
i2ciurer n the city; nm! respectfully solieits a
skare of the patronage of the public.
nov 4 LOUIS BAYUA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

CtONpOU No SyWlP o. sAF-NPauLLh
me best preparation 'l sHs'"u'a s'stourf
sT,o,ts yas.ts p.s,vf.i lnd ~.' ~
OAsEsy pEyut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

aJONEN's RlP f'cD nDOIN $50 nr
w Won,ru's Kip l.err i}nn's cot in" rsu,sup
inst received At the B,s ICED o'
49, e'NiL ArCLA' IGN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

HNARM FOR SAIE-The suhscribefs % nsra
D. for sale a valuable farm containing lgI -
acres, well HatCTtd-- Iudtng stream through
zach fed-lay- we'll Tor cultivation. aud 1 n a
high state uf mnfuvrncnt, under good fencing
Tuore b. about 50 or 90 acres cleared land, the
balance well ntnbcTcd 4 good aud co pycntrnt
tg,1 story dw.lling house with n back L1tld NJ,
,,rth other ont gnuscs. RI 30 mover fiiinu srring
or water near the kitchen door Tucte is IN
srgr.,t Apole. Peach. PUN Cherry g..
Ihc above i1rU ts situated mile west Of = =
CIavsyIIIr on inc National tuae, and ~ mile
from lloI dsyilr, brlrnuat county. Ohio. Fur
further rtruCui1rs enquire 81 the Subscriber on
trc rI,mIacs. JANES PRYOR., or u
ion OLIVER PRN OR Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

CSuTLERY R,ys,r,' Ralrr,. Gfer.,s Haz1r.
Z IChngmlu'- Razoi snp- Cnr Prhei En.frs iu
'achy % b N'' I''LD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

VIII find IL sTcatly 10 Their advani-gc N riv"
him m carly call AZ his \ ssotiment Of Dry
Goods s the fullest and bcst ~ this CITY. and ns
he laid IN his stock alter ~ lntc fafoi prices IN
tho East. he VIII be eGaiicd to- sell 10 them nt
lcas' twenty five sor cert cheaper shan any Their
Merchant in tho riy. Get
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2(oDofatens Natb.

Gin &ebts9elebrter bate folbe Se=
rabmtbeit erlan9t, oob e5 gum Spricbport
9emoroen mar, tper ibn su &otbe 5iebe
fei feiner Sobe 9etpib. Gines So9es licb
fi1 Elm 8auer bel tbm anmelcen. Ser
1opofat reutete ouf einen Stubl, le9te
bic Srile auf Den Slid unb fraete, ipos
NIT er bienen Tonne.
SD babe 70 piel BON Gub fpreben bSs
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Dem Sitel itano:
Diarium
Michael. Paprath quondamT mTheologi.
Oarunter ein 8er6 BON 6ora5 Quis ne
get arduis &c.
Nuf Der eriten Seite mar suerft oct
Sag fpiner 2(merbun9 an9emerft:
%. Mart!i 1888 sacramentum dixi.
Damn fol9ten mebrere Seiten binburb
Die ob9efcbnttenen &0pfe, olles in re9t
9utem Gatein. 90 bieb e5 9elp6bnlib
3. Novembris 1888. 2 capita nactus
sum. Soer: caput attuli, II. {. ~.
gta6 ieiner @rbebun9 gum Sffi5ier,
mel0e NIT ben @orten: l. Martii 1870
suhcenturio factus sum - bemerft mar,
perlbponoen aus Dem &e9iiter Die &6pfe,
uno eS lautete itatt oe6en: 2 hostes pro-
straw, ODER: 3 furcas occidi. - 3u
meinem Gritounen entbielt oiele5 bis auf
Die neuefe 3eit fort9efibrte Gs9iitcr iiber
100 &0pfe uno peit iiber 300 fonif erz
le9te Seinoe.
Ser Stuoent ibien meine @ernunber
run9 uno cine pielleibt unmiQfGrlibe Sc
beroe pe6 Nbfbeuee, Die mir entfubr, nitbt
lpaDr5unebnen, fonoern ia9te rubi9: Sic
ieben, ba6 Sootl1la9en 1T mien Metier !;
ib perli6ere Sbnen aber oucb, e5 1T mel.
ne Seitimmun9.
nOebnen Sic bic pfi6t zines off.
siers> penn AUDI zines Notbmdntters, 70
ipeit aus 2" fra9te i1.
n9tein oas ni1t," antportete er, ,iO
Mil oanit ia9en, ba5 Sootlblaeen 1T
meine perl0nlitbe uno inoipioueQe gelfimz
mun9 ; itb muB, ib Fam nibt anber5 le=
ben." Ser 2(u6orute ieine5 8eiibtes
muroe nabtflnifer, bdmonil6 uno ibmerss
li6 su9leib.
gta6 elmer pauie nabm ieb pieber oa5
8ort: User fo9t Sbnen oenn, bob Sic
el6 Menl1 oieie entieeli0e Seitimmuns
baben 2"
User e6 mir ia9t?" fubr er ouf
uMdbte, Die ilber un5 iinb, bimmliI1
nno b6Qilbe, boben eS mir 5u9erufen uno
in mene Seele 9eicbrieben. SD leie oie1e
S0rift ale Sage, i6 bore bieie Stimme
ale Nd0te. SD peib, oaB ib oo5u be-
6ei6net bin, oorum 9ebor6e ib uno fi9e
MIDI. Glouben Sic mir, ,penn itb ni6t
Soloot un0 5lpar 8otbmdntler 9emorben
mare, 70 bdtte ih Gduber weroen miii1en.
@enn oieier &rie9 beenOi9et unb unIer
Corps entlai1en speroen iollte, ,pie es beiBt,
70 mub i(D MIDI tobtibieBen, ooer meine
Gbre perlieren, uno oos mag ieb nicbt ieb
pill meine Gbre bebalten, icb meine Die
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8ollen sic oufri0ti9 ee9en MIDI iein 2
Gr5dbten Sic mir, lpie Sie bobin 9efom=
men hno, an cine 70 unnatarlicbe Wiiion
5u 9lauben."
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le9te feline pfeife meg, uno io9te oann, in
ba6 8a6tfeuer fforreno: uStb min ST.
nen Que5 erSdblen. Iber buteu Sic lib );
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pie Die Sbofe. Oa6 bat feline @runoe.
Die Ganollen baben MIDI lieb, neil ieb
Der Seite unter ibnen bin uno peil i1
feline Seute fit MIDI nebme, uno iie
fGr6ten MIDI, neil i1 ibaen niebt6 binz
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Infer S9lpasen paro 9e9en Mitters
no6t our6 bic Weloun9 BON ben &orz
poiten unterbroben baB BET Seino retiris
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-19
From the st. Louis Reveille.
NETTLE BOTTOM BALL.
BY d" SOLITAIRE"


"Well it are a fact boys" said Jim
Skies, ''that promised to tell you how
cum to get out in the Platte digglns,
and | speculate you mout as well have
it at onst, kase it's bin troubln' my
conscience amazin' to keep it kiver'd
up. The affair raised jessey in Nettle
Bottom, and old Sam Stokes yeH,when
he swur he'd chaw lne up, gives my
meat a slight sprinklin' Of ager whenev-
er think Of it,"
"You see, thar wur small town cal
led Equality, in lllinise, that some spec
nlaters started near Nettle Bottom, cos
thur wur spontaneous salt lick in the
diggins, and no sooner did they get
agoin' and build some stores and gro
ceries thar, than they wagon'd from
Cincinnati and other up stream villiges,
a parcel of fellers to attend the shops,
that looked as nice, all'ays, as if they
were gom' to ameetin' or on courtin'
frolic, and salt their peters, they were
etarnally pokin' up their noses az US
boys Of the Bottom. Well they gotup
o ball in the village, jest to introduce
themselves to the gals around the
neighborhood and invited few on US
to make a contrary picter to themselves
and so shine us out of sight by COM
parison. Arter that ball thar warn't
any thin talked on among the gals but
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-19

The DEMOCRATIC PRlNclpLE.-It is
noble in its origin, for it is born of the
Christian Religion. 1t is exalted in its
purposes, for it seeks the greatest good
of all mankind. The foundation of US
tice-it is no respector of persons, but
its protecting wing, like the dews OF
heaven, falls equally upon all. 1t dis
tingushes not between the prince and
psasant-for 1t is no worshipper of IT,
ties. 1t is as much the friend of the
poor as the rich, and it is not less the
protector of the oppressed than the
enemy OF the oppressor. 1t acknowl-
edges no tyranny over the mind or bo-
dy of man. 1t is the foe of despotism
in every shape, ,and is the friend of free
dom every where-itis freedom ITSELF!
1t knows no bounds--for, like charity,
it is universal in its motives, and seeks
to dispense its blessings in every cline.
Tyrants quake at its approach, and
quail before its frown. Thrones trem-
Bile at its touch, as if smote by the
glance Of destiny. Superstition flies
from it like the early dew from the
morning sun. The rubbish of ages
all the refined systems Of despotIsm
crumble TO atoms at its presence. 1t
has no deceit. 1t assumes no artificial
or unreal character. 1t wears no bor-
rowed or stolen livery. 1t has no tr-
fling vanity. Its object is not "empty
show" but the freedom and happiness
of men. Ofheaven it is heavenly, and
free from worldly passions and world
ly pride. 1t is the offspring Of light
the living witness Of mans regenera-
tion, and willlive forever Such is the
PRINcIpLE.