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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
MASONIC SCHOOL.

THIS School will commence its first ses-
sion on the 4th Monday of lhe present
month. The services of an accomplished
teacher have been. secured. 1t is. hoped
that those desirous OF sending TO the school
will apprise the board oilrustees immedi
ately OF the number and ages of The chill
dreu. 1t Is also highly desira BILE That the
trustees should know what destitute chill
dren live in The community IN order that
hey may take necessary steps towaNs pla-
cling them in the school. Information upon
this subject fIom any source will be thanks
fully received.
Ii. w. WALTER,
Il. A. FALCONER,
G. BROWN, Trustees
u. III. ROSS.
q WAITE,
Oct. 1SA. I045.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

Taken Up hy James n. She lion miles
west OF North NJ. Pleasant on The Herman
do foad,a young Iron gray horse years
old SNIP on the nose, and noted feHce
Jumper Dark name and tail, The lower end
OF ihe tail of. whitish color bands high
Appraised to S27.5O.
JAS. FL. SWAN,'1an.eT.
Sept. l3 ie-.5
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

Taken up by James Brown i2 miles
East of Holly Springs near The mouth OF
Cuffawa one Bright Sorrel mare about 14k
hands high biase face b,rh hind feet white
Ibove the pastor joint color ks on both
sides o. the neck 8 years old, appraised to
SS5. 90.
JMES II. SWAN. Ranger.
October 4. 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

Regarding himself as permanently loca
ed will resume the practice of medicine, ia
all ofits various departments. His servi.
ces are therefore offer ed 20 the citizens o:
Holly Springs and vicinity. His fees will
be regulated By The following charges.
Visit in town SI,OO
Mileage by day so
night : rs
Prescription 81: g: LOO
Obstetrics (ordinary cases) 1000
Unnatural and -protracted lis 10 %
Surgical operations from S5 20 $50
depending upon their difficulty and impor,
ance.
All callsthankfully received and prompl-
lv attended to.
Jan. 3, fS45.--20-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
NEW
DRUGS.
8a Ga e -. - e A GEs
GO
IL

Al tie Sign o the Golden Morkar.l
Ii As just opened his Spring supply of res,,
IL and Genuine Drugs. Medicines, Paints, oils,
Window Glass, Patty. &c.
r. Country Phrsicians and others who wish
for GOOD DRUGS, are invited 10 eaii. he IS
constantly y receiving supplies from the North
5y which Arrangement ne is enabled To ba We
FRESH DRUGS al all times Having been
in The business for several years at the North. he
thinks he can offer his services as Dtuogisi
with confidence. His stock consists IN parI OF
the following articles:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
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I224sslsAs's u .I! q ]! 3 zlSS !: I:



THOSE who nave suffered and are weary OF
l suffering with this distressing complains VIII
find Peters Vegetable Pills remedy al once
certain and immedaI in its effects. One single
dose of the pills taken soon as the headache is
telt coming Oh, will cure it in one hour entire
ly.
As remedy in sumnter and bo,eel complaints,
they display their wonderful powers TO adnIra-
tiOn. and are far superior TO any thing in ior
those complaints.
In Dyspepsia and Lirer complaints they stand
unTivalled.
Many have been cured in few weeks sai,er
having suffered under the dreadful complain
for years.
In AabituaL coaireasss they are decidedly supc-
rlor TO any Vegetable Pill ever brought before
he public, and one so cent box will establish
heir surprising virtues and place them beyond
de reach of fdonbt in the estmat ion of every in
divid lal.
They are invaluable in nervous and hypochon-
rical affections, loss OF appetite, and all COM
maints 10 which f.,naleS alone are subject
They are mild in their action and convey al
post immediate conviction of their utility from
he first dose. They may be taken by persons
anv age, and the feeble, the inirm, the nervous
ard delicate sire;. .gthened by their operations
because they clear he system OF bad humOrs
b1iei nervous irrilability and invariably pro-
duce sound health.
Upwards ofEhree hapdrei aud sereutv LIoaSand
Bores of these inestma5le pills have been sold
within the last twelve months in three Staet
alone, and more than three times the same guam
nty in other States.
As an ambitious medicine no family should
be without them. single trial of Them is more
satisfactory than thousand Ger fidcates.
In aern SoIthciimate. these Pills adm.niS
tered with uniform success. For more than ten
years the verdict of their efficiency been pro-
nouEced and couli jary OF all they have reliev-
ed be summoned from the North, the South, the
East an the West, millions OF voices would be
heard in Gcciamation OF their maichisSS proper
ties. The child and The adult the youth and
decrePid old Tnan-both sexes and u sges-may
alike take these Pills with safety and the ceTIaiH-
~ of relief Pries ftly cents per boz.
Be caaefai To observe that on he CO yer OF each
box GIN The tiny is stamped "PErERs' YEGETABLs
PILLS"
Peters Pills for sale, wholesale and retail, at
New York prices in Holy Springs "a. the Drue
sore of z. p. Lewis; al Lawrence n WarreB'S.
North Mt P.easan'; IN Salem by II. III. Boyd
and Leake x Nc Donald and oB enquiry, vii,
be found in every town and al mos, q. the coon
try in this State. Be carefl, to get Peters
Vegetable Pills, and do not be induced 10 Try
other pills.
Feb D. IS4i-lf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
) c. ANDERSON. Cfk.
ABSTRACT.

HARGEet uul Tie SAM IsDt1plnfHdui, ,
James IL Shorter. ard Eli s. Shorter, in
his lie time, ard Benjamin Z. furver. now
decd. III his life time, about the latter par
of The year 1886, employed def ndan, Cor
ley. 10 examiYe aad purchase lands for them
and 10 their names ia the Chickasaw CeS
sion. Mississ' ppi. and furnished him with
funds Tor that purpose that said Coriev IN
pursuance of his employment, purcha sed
for said Shorters & Tarver, the following
lanis, VIZ: the S. w. or, Sec 80, Z ), RI,
east; \ /. or. Sec 27; n w Or SEC "a q;
qr. sec Il; south east a. 1885, or sec
Is; qf, sec IL; S %. sec &c; O..
sec 4 al IN tow! snip 4, range z, east, that
said Coriey bad no interest 10 said Iaud>
hatever, al the lime OF purchase nor has
be ever had, that through mis,a ke, The Re.
ceIset's receipts were issued 10 said Corlty
in his lame. and Immediately on :be DIS
eoVery thereof. said Receivers receipts, ex,
cep. the one first named, were endorsed by
said Cofley tn said S.iorlers & latver: thai
The Goyernment Patents have been issued
TO. and in the name of, said Corley. that
said Eli Shorter. has departed this life in
lestafe, leaving three children. two of hom
have arrived at the age of msioritv. and
have sold and conveyed their interest ia
said lands TO James Fl. Shorter the other,
Virginia Shorter one of Compls. is m nor,
that said Benjamin p. Tarver has departed
This iife leaving Viii and btqueathing
bis interest in said lands, to Complainan.s
w liam II. Tarver. Wesley E. Tarver.
and james u. Tarver. that defendant ~
BRAN Garter. as agent for James q Cater.
sued out an attachment against the estate
of said Cor!oy relurnable TO the CIRCUIT
Court of TiPpah County. which was levied
by the Sheriff of said County, on the lands
aforesaid as the property of said Coz ley; that
bcfpfe ludgmen; was rendered on ga at.
tacEment, Compls caused notice OF ther Ii
tie to said lands to be given to said Cartels,
thai judgment was obtained on said attach
men; ii the Circuit Cour Of Tipp1h Coun-
", on the I'd April, Is IS. and said lands |
condemned for the satisfaction of the same |
PRAYER, That defendants answer The |
allegations OF this Bill. and said Coiley de /
creed to make 10 Compfs conveyance Of
said lands. good in law. and said Carlers en- /
joined from selling. or dispos;ug of said |
land-, 10 sasi>fy said judgment gainsl Cor.
icy.
JAMES c. ANDERSON, Cfk.
TH,. j. WORD, Sof'r.
Oct. 1S45. no-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

District Cbancery Court of tie State Of
Mississippi, at Holly Springs
William Ii. Tarver ct al All Rules.
568 vs. lsr Monday Of
E;ij.h co.ley et al Augusl 1915.
UPON onenin the matters OF TINS Bii, it
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court
that the defendants Elijah Cof.ey and A
bram Carer ere not inhabitants of tie State
OF Mississippi, out reside beg oud the liEits
thereof. SO lha, the ordinary process OF The
Court cannot ae served mem, There fore
]. is dered, that unless the SAID defendants
appear before tht. Wee Chance For. al the
Court room In the ',an - ia /. springs.
on the i'st Mnr1..N ] IA urAt, and
plead, answer :" Gt =, - - Complain.
ants Bill, the seve: al ale isga.ions thereof.
will be taken fpr confessed as 10 them, aud
such crder and decree made therein. as
shall appear eqlitable aud just. And it is
further ordet ed that copy OF this order be
ms, rted 10 the Holly Springs Gazefte," a
ne W paper Published ia the town OF Holy
Springs Mississippi once week, for two
mont; 5 successfully.
JAMES g. AIDE RSON, CTk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
DIR. Lacount'S TOclhache Eiixer,

Is sure, speedy an1 certain cure for the
most distressing and painful disease that can
affl;ct the human frame. La almost ali case,
of To0TuACuE, il arises from diseased stale OF
The parts. which exposes 10 ne action OF the at
mospberic air, the NERVE and internal surface
ofthe carious or rotten tooth, and cure must
be effected either by rendering those parts
posed impeTviouS TO the action of the air. The
above remedy particularly adapted TO destroy
the Nerve, with the sligntes; injury 10 The other
teeth. There Is not the slightest danger in its
application, nor is painful in its effects: Price
only 50 cents with directions. For sale 10 Hol-
ly springs by E. A. Talbot, ign of Tie Golden
Mortar.
May II IS45-I2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
- ; AMES Z. ALBers,,
ABSTRAcr

CHARGES, Tha: on The Is.s
lS4O' one Stephen X Snes3 -. ,.z.
judgments IA the Circuit C5a,,..5,. ,-o.5 IA
County. against James " S. Tag.
phrey ". heeble and john n 4. a=
one for s27j 25'lG0 dsmsg.s 4
S2el damages, besi.es so,'s 30.
witnessed upon SAID judgms0,s az.
been reiuracd no nrooeag f,,-.- @..'
there IS no property in ltf< s,-..
Ia the name Of said Sumner o,,
any portion of sad jadsra NJ can y !, -
- q jndsm'rts have been assigrsl u.
sa'd keebls' & ,...cli~1ev -.
rifles of Sumner aud are bo,b ~! -
That on the Z4la Auaus ,s,.
James w. Sumner made y,l,-, -. 8.
yeyance TO his brother Edmp,3 ID = -
Of all his properly real an5 -
the purpose OF alnderiua sa'ar-r-.-5
fFauding bis creditors ne ff.l 49,.
conveyed was a tract rf land 8. ,.
County, known as section 20 : ,.-..
avs 1, west ct he Basis Nerd
isaH Cesslcn. that in 1872 or l>T
Edmund 3 Sumner made a ge..---
veyamce Of ell lie personal rr-
Ms. Mary S. Sumner, VILE Of ,..t
W. Sumner.
PR'yER That 'he said corr,r,-.
said and. by >ald Jlncs II Sa
said Edmund B. Sumner. s. dss,st
f.andulent aud void, as as4inst crns
said deed delivered up aud cancels.
fully TO remo' all distractions 10
Jid Il GUS .O' ctrelai relief
J. {. ANDERSON G
w f STEARNs, S0fE
Sept % lS42. rs
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

POST AND RAIL
for sale at the lumter yara
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
DR.. BRACES
WESTERN INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
ANTI Bilious AND TcNIc Pulls

IT He thousands who have used his meei-
4 cine need no further evidence oil lis vAfue
than its happy effects upon the-S sism L nose
10 whom il IS i new remedy, the u>e OF one ook
will convince the most sceptic ot their fcotoid. .
tive effects The general use ofthese celebrated
Pills throughout the Southern and western
States and he strong Eeeomme ndatiohS tatJ
have acquired OF our fellow-citi Zsns, place them
in much more elevated situation IN public esti-
nation than any other remedy.
The We used system. use 81 t1ueen yes
etahle AMI bilious Pil!s is in perfect harmony
with all the laws oil nature in the renewal OF
diseases giving tone and vigoT 10 the whGle SyS-
tenn BY purifying and cleansing the blood inhn-
iteiT sooner han the prePa fatcnS OF S2FSaParli-
Ia and the blood thus purified renews e,ery part
of the system and leaves it free from all seeds OF
disease, giving rest To the sufferer
g1.The following ere among the many disea
seS Tor which The Western Indlan Queen Vege-
table anti Bilious Pills are we'll known 10 be in
valuable bilious and winter fevers, dysentery,
dropsies, Scrofnla, dyspepsia. loss of appetiie,
foul breath and stomach, swimming in the head,
bad cough and colds, jaundice, obstracled men
struatiou coStiveness, swelling limbs, roaring IN
The head, and dimnesS Of Sieht, & all The train
of evils arising from the impurities OF the blood
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
CHILL AND FEVER.

II acts the patient like 2 charm, and leaves 10
bad effects Is is the case VII tuo,t Of The med
cines used for that purpose In short dety the
world 10 produce medicine saier more certain,
or that will effect a more permanent cure of his
disease as we'll As ali ievels where there IS the
slightest intermiSsion.
To publish The certificates from physicians Of
f.igh Standing and from many worthy citizens
ri this universally esteemed medicine, would
,xcaed tue limits ofthe coiamEs Of this paper /
WI thersfore. gige Inc following
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
District Ctancsry Court Of !gs S
MississiRFi, al HHg >plr.
Dahacv 81 Hull t,C

District Caancsry Court Of q, S
Mississippi. At HE Spi-s
Dabacy Ii. Hull, AIR
James NJ. Strong Ct al Angus
UPON opening the matters OF bis
appearing 10 tie satisfaction Of ihs
that he defendant, James A Kuox.
an inha 5i,ant Ct the Sla.e Of MISS,
resides beyond the linus thereof
the ordinary process Of the Cog.t
served on him.
Therefore il is ordered .bU
aid defendant appear baf~s
Chancellor al The COUrl f1cn
Springs. on the fist Montay l
next, and p cad. answer or j.a--
Complainant's Bill, The -se,era! %
thereof as 10 him, will be taken r
ed, aBd such order and decree mt
as shall appear eeoitab,e and Ju
IS further ordered that a Coz o.
be inserted in The Holy Spi
a newspaper published IN The
" Springs. Mississippi, once
t~o months. successfully.
JAMES G. ALpEESO
ABSTRACT
CHArGEs, That on the 4.h A
CompI became the purchaser o.
sale, of tract of land, known and i.s
Ted as section one, township Iw2
two. west Of the Blsis Meridian
CessioD. which was levied on
eTtv Of defcnd-rl Strong. On re
or he Circuit Couu =. harshat
rendered 18th September 1889 .hi
receive d deed herefOr. fhicE
in the proper cffice.
That more than two years baFs
since the purchase of CompI aod ''l
:her S.ron@ nor bis crt diiors, are el-.
redeem said land.
That defendant Strong & VIE -oa
July 1889, executed 10 delendans
s. Mooiing, a deed Of conYfyani
ond section of land, which dec.
charges to have been froudale6i
as TO the creditors Of Strong, lha'
tended thereby 10 screen and P'a
property from sundIy judgments
exrecled to te rendered againsi hl
Thea approaching term Of 'he Clf1
OF Marshall County. TO wit seF'a
1889, at which term the Jodgn
which Canpl claims title, vas
That CoT,2l's title is like"ls
bv q deed for said land. execute
Moorirq & Jones, to defendant y
on the 9th May 1870 ln'
was fuiiy assured of the fraBduie.
Ter ofthe conveyance BY Sdopg
ins {. Jones. -
That after the conveyance ..
execution in favor Of defendant =
levied on said land as the pfoPt
Ior. the sale under which was
the Injunction IS still fendlag.
PaAYEE, That the deeds ifoi-.
wife to Mooring 81 Jones, anu
10 Tayicr, be decreed 10 be noe
far as they af1ecl Comps tlie-
be cancelled, aud said land -
compI. 1rp3N r
c. T.. THOMAS, SER.
Sept. 20 IS45-D5-Zn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
NEW DH;iG STOBE.
ia pa 2g AI @A.5 - G Ga
Sign OF The Mammoth Mortar,

eceved large and comple.e assortment
Of Drugs. Medicines, Patnts, Oits, Dye
StUgs and Patent Medicines. which they
Offer al the lowest rates foc CASH. Or 10
punctual men on the usual time.
The establishment: will be attended by
Mr. b. J. MALONE. in person, who has had
some ten years experience in the business
Persons wanting articles in our lire, would
10 well 10 call and examine our articles and
learn our prices before purchasing else
where.
Holly Springs. June 2i, IS4S-n44f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
DR.. BRACES
WESTERN INDIAN QUEEN VEGErABLE
ToNIC Pills

This Invaluable medicine is oaiiV eFectln9
some o; the most wonderful cures OF Fever and
A que (or chill ana tcver) )-some that has resisted
al other remedies, such as ouinine, brakS, &C.
They cannot he too strongly recommended Tor
The cure of hal mosL !oalnSoms cOMplaiEt
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

District cAanc.rg C51z.,
At Rules, 1T Mon5,rI Iol'y spriss.
jasper Joues A9sug Is,,
Lines W, Sumner & i9s R,I n'a.a
Ed, Edmund Is Summer. ~ 20 aa?
Si Sls The Coor', tia, he deiye3'ae - lac
nao''an's OF The State Of ms i.a.a.s arss
slae beyond the ha,its i5r1e. .I,',,.s 2l9'.
"rdlnaiy process ofthis c. 50 Isl
served on them. Theref.rssl sl9 osaae
tiia' unless the defendants a.. ! :, o-.
wee Chancellor at the "a; Caa.fI fsafays
" Springs oa the as, M5s3.'oon 'oon d +
eek aud plead. answer .'1-l o.''il o, '..5-
p.r'nan;'s 5 Bill, The sev-rul ..s.. '...a'
OF vi! be taken for eonfr.s5 .'.is
DR. anu decree ma ls ihers.a 60 aa- 81.
pear 'quIia5i- ~ ias,. 8n5 : '
ordered that copy Of. 'u-
IN the Holy Springs Gazs. 's ls
Pc published in the lown = u 1=
Mississippi, once a Week - =
succesSively. ."aH
Test, JAMS T.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
SEASA,< DR.. CHAMPIONS
N We ,sasE.sss z.s:s.., q
AGUE MEDICINE

4 safe and certain cure for Chills and Fa
rsr. in all ats duplicated forms;atso an
efee'naL remedy fOr Ferer Of ecsry des>
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

that we should increase our Navy to one
bali the amount OF the Navy OF Great
Britain, and this would cost us forty
IN ipus per annum. Aud with this ono
bali GA Navy OF the size OF the Briti-h
nation, We ware 10 annihiiatc that co un-
try.
Mr Adams made some allusion 10 the
Compromise Texas question: as i, was
called, which had passed Ide House OF
Representatives, Ii was. he thought. II
most singular compromise. From. the
member who introduced il, (Mr Brown,
OF Tcnn.) he expected better things
lie entertained very great resrect fot
that gentleman. but-and here Mr. Ad-
ans hour expired.
Mr. Raynor made an cble and clio
quent speech against the decrease OF the
Army, with the proposed reduction its
Ipay,and against the annexation orT.xus
which he regarded as eria n to lead 10 a
foreign war.
Mr. Black Of S C. said few words m
favor Of the Bill, aud meved the Previ
Gus q lestion. for which there was u sc.
cond.
The Bill was finally passed by vo,,
OF Ayes lO7, noes 81.
Additional Executive communication
were received, and The House then ad
urncd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

I LAT Of London to obtain European dec.
laration against the annexation of Texas
20 the Uni'ed States; i'm other words. on
condition that France should eventually
make common cause with England seains,
the american Union"
SPM NJ no Senate resumed. on tho
3lsr, the discussion on the Reform Bill.
which proceeded without any interes ing
incident. i be committee of the budget.
had elected NJ Burgos Cor its chairman,
b, marri,y OF fifteen votes out of
twenty seven, and NJ Puchy b ,p,isla for
its secretary by the same majority. The
report that the ministers Of the interior,
Of finance. and of justice, intended TO re-.
sign their seats in the cabinet, was again
renewe d, but not generally credited.
PoRTuGAL - Intelligence from Lisbon
to the 3ist ul,. mentions the elevation of
the two Ministers Cabral and Castro, 10
the dignity Of the Peeragc and the cren :.
ton OF six oiher Peers o. the" notables ("
OF their party The Chambers were to
open on the I'd instant. Another monster
company. with paper capital of 40 900
C nlos, or about eleven millions sterling,
was in formation, Zurbano was said TO
have been in Portugal, and to have found
means # leaving that country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

|. Mr.. Bowdcn proposed the sum OF S55..
600. lie urged the necessity and pro>
prleiy OF appropria,ing the sam of S25,-
COO To that Institution.
Mr. Broudus considered tho sum OF
so 500 SIMPLY sufficien, for the support
OF the Institution.
The ayes aud noes were called upon
Mr Bowden's proposition, which result.
ed; ayes IS, noes 81,
So the blank was filled with S25, 900
Passed.
bill TO expedite causes i'm the Cour,
OF Appeals. and TO prevent unreasonable
delay IN chancery causes in the Circus
Courts Passed.
bill authorizing the right Of wav ,c
the Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad Compa
ny came mp on It's passage; and,
After some discussion, the motion G
Mr. Stovall. the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

STREET ROWDIES. Some few months
since we OK occasion to speak in terms Of
severe disappr, baton, of the street rowdies
that then Infested our city; and we thought
tn y had ceased operations; but within few
nights past they have come out sgain, with
more vio'ence than ever, and holiness that
we did not apprehend- committing gross and
objectionable aggressions upon property aud
the safely Of Citizens, insulting the respect.
able, and endeavoring 10 bro wheat the fearful.
Many signs were destroyed last night, fences
injured and trees, windows ard houses broken.
aud even the graieings taken from the coal cell
lars under the sidewalks, whereby The lives of
citizeLs were endangered This should be
stopped. The rascals should be made To smart
Tor it. The pcnitentiary ought to have its due
and 1t is the dpty OF city authorities to pro-
VIDE police, be The expense what il NAV
which will be able and Hing to bring eyery
one OF these villains up, 10 runishn snt In
word our city ought TO provide a nigh, watch
capable of suprressing all such practices. and
she will be compelled to do il. by the demands
OF our citizens.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
MONDAY, February, II, Ist5.

The bill authorizing the b ,llimore and
Ohio Ra'' Road Company to construct
their Road through Virginia came up on
Us passage as The unfinished business of
Sa urday. Afier some dis-hssi in rela-
ton to the time TO be given 10 The Compa
ny to accept or reject the provisions OF the.
bill Che 10 h of March, 1916, be ing fix
ed on) 1t passed with ryder offered by
MIR. Edgington limiting the Company 10
the period OF ten years in which TO com
ple,e their Road to The city of Wheeling.
The other business OF the day was UNI
important.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
DAILY TIMES.
FRIDAY. FED. 81. ls4S.

VoLNEY d PALMER, is our au,borlz ID
agent for receiving Subse, iptions and Adver>
iisemen's Tor the Wheeling Times aud Gazette.
Hrs offices are.
loo Nassau street, New York.
81 Pine street, Philadelphia.
hmoye
10 STATE street, Boston.
MIR WJAMES, is Agent for The Wheel.
ing Times and Advertiser and the Western
Va Times and Gazette, Tor a e Wes,etn STATES
Iowa aud Wisconsin, assisted by Moses Meek
~, James Il Smith, + Dent, G II Coms,oek,
- Jennings and Il Gardner Smith
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

LIE In youth we hope, we dream, ue
believe. In 'ge we remember we regret and
we lear. The physical man is a complicated
machine thai is created, wears end breaks :
breaks and is dust again. The spirit lives for.
ever but while in life il is governed much BY
The body. ii the body is IN health the spirits
aill generally be high and joyous If the body
is weak and suffers, the spirits generally sink
100, they are depressed. The BODY, like all
othe: machines, is sale, sound and valuable as
II IS well used Is ii not hen, importan, that
we should be guarded Of wrong, careful abost
indulgence, careful that we do not pass f,om
The region Of homo TO that OF memory and 70.
gret too early. IT'S pleous, truly monrntul.
to SEQ man "old," IN the prime oflife to see
his frame sinking under indulgence or car.
100 early, before lis energies are spent. are
used ito see the day OF hope gone by and care
and sorrow, sadness and woe preying on the
young IN years. Yet how often we see II L.,
The old caution The young, and the Young r..
member that they will be old, and that. were
there no other world than this, we're there no
iu'ure, happiness would best be found in self
denial, 10 regular habits.