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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
"a T. WISH Ia cal the renders attention Ia
W WiSTARS BALSAN OF WILD CHER.

ga T. WISH In call the readers attention To
w WiSrARS BALSAN OF WILD CHER
KY, that Is advertised ~ another column. There
IS some 'eculnriiy about Ihl. nrIIc'e that no other
remedy has. II is completely master uf oil Pulmo>
nary Diseases. even la the most indignant. .uth A.
"u' NEST prominent and skIliul physicians after long
irea'mr I have sven up IN despair as beyond the
reach "f medicine. anil their * 10. are cured by lhis
remedy. The reader may ihink there Is spme as
su'ance in IbIs, aid ~ it'll somc reason loo. Il n was
not PLAIN maiicr Oi fact proved by many cases with
~ our immediate circle Of acquaintance. We re-
commend II To The afflicted as the best med Icine be
tore the public For sale hy
J C"RUAlBACkER, 1873 Main 81. 49,,
PRYOR PAULL. i64 Markets, wheeling
nov I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

EFT with The subscriber as security on the
H/ OH Of September last, by q man calling
himself WIN SRiih. who promised To return and res
deem him IN a few days. a Bay Horse. supposed 10
he live or six years old. As he has not returned I
suspect The horse was sulen. lf % the owner 10
advised TO come forward. prove property. pay dana
ages and tuke IL away. Otherwise 81 will he sold to
pay ne and all expenses c KAMiMERER,
nov Sd lw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

INTERESTING BOOKS.-Kind Words Tor tho
Il Kitchen. by Mrs Cuplcy; the Wrongs Of wo-
man. 10y Charlotte Elizabeth; Melnia and other
Poems. by T. ia Cook; Family Monitor or Domestic
Guide. hy Mrs Ellis; FIora's interpreter or tho A.
mericnn Book Of Flow ers and Sentiments, by Mrs
Hale. For sale by JOHN J HASWELL.
nov 4 Union Stree
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
HOME

CONNOLLY. would respectfully inform his
- old customers and the public. that he hes ss-
socInied with himstl Mr. ; T. WADE, long known
IN this city as u practical manufacturer. and ,bev
ere now manufacturing extensively in addition 10
'hclf present large stock Of Eastern work every do.
scrip'ion and variety Of Boots and Shoes now
Known, md which they are determined TO soil az
lower prices than Imputed work cun be sold a.
All persons who are desiruus Of paironizing homo
manufactures will do well 10 give us a call. as We
"'e determined 10 please both in quality and price.
n Il. All work sold in This establishment will
he warranted. nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

TIE EXPRESS ROBBERY.-Tbc PPM
sylvania Inpbcer states that a person rharg.
ed with ilIe robbery ct Livingston & Cos ES-
press, at Rochester, has been arrested st New
London. and a part Of tie money found upon
MN. n party Of persons. aiclulinp Two
females, have been arrested ON suspicion. at
Cleveland. who bad a lot Of counterfeit n,ncr
and a quantity OF money on various n. York
Banks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
DISSOLUTION OF Co.PARTNERsHIp

DIooOLC IION OF CU-FAKINEKSHIP.
>HE Partnership heretofore existing under ,hs
4 ~frm OF J CONNOLLY g. son, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons hav.
lIg claims against The firm will presen, them
Those indebted will please call and settle with J
Connolly. al the old STAND.
JOSEPH CONNOLLY,
nov w c CONNOLLY.
CONNOLLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
LAND AND MILL PROPERTY FoRSAir


u VII. S"'scr'ter' Il, r. ior sale The properly on
- "h'eh he now resides. in Brlmon, county.
o"'o' consisting OF - acres Of good land. The inn.
p'"venen's ate a steam aud wa Ter FIGURING Mil,
WIN TWO run 81 god huns and one run Of chop.
P"g si""es. With oil The necessary machinery for
manufacturing speedily and Ia advantage with .
saw mil and Two stables. There arc three dwell.
ing houses ON The premises. one Of ~ hich Is a new
TWO story irame. so feet in front. in which +, .
inrgc aud c"bmodt"us store T. ON. The above mo.
perry ~ located on BIC MMahon's creek. Eve and q
h'li miles S'oih at ~ Evansville and nine and a
half miles West Ut Harris Ferry. on the Ohio rive,
IN The midst OF a wealthy aud respectable neighbour
hood It's Considered ono OF the hes, s,nnds in the
country Tor selling Goods. buying Wheat, Pork
Hops. tobacco aud oiher Produce.
TERMS EASY. Pat, oi the purchase monex
WIN DC required ~ hood and The balance on time.
tor further particulars enquire Of The subsc riber ON
The premises. WILLIAM MEGAw.
nov4 1wd 3tw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

UNIVERSITY ROW-Cambridce Uniyer.
sity has been the scene Of a recent not. occa-
stoned by the dismissal of a RlmbcI of the
senior class, who would not expose his com.
panions in a fTolic. Ii is said that In. was
borne oil IN AN open barouchc. with four white
horses, aud attended by four outridcrs who
were members of lis class.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
CONSUMPTION OR GOING INTO A DECLINE.
Cure JoAors Cure by The use of DR.. Duncan's
ErDccfurauf Reucdu

AHRt'I
MIR WIN L PKTERs. Richmond. Indiana ms taken
WIN q Ind cold last sprbg. ~hich seated upun his
lungs nj length cavities aud ulcers formed, his Phy-
'ician used everything that he thought Of, but tn mo-
riiceli he informed him that he could not he cured
iiInt nothing more could he done; in The mean lime
: iien3 OF his, MI Howell. induced him TO send IA
David J. Holiday. who is agent in that place. io,
he incidence. which he did. Before using tyyo
bottles. he found that he was getting better. After
sing sI bottles lac b, came perfectly satisfied that
me Medicine was cciIain Ia cure him ms we'll rs
ever. lie sent i"t q houles more. and is hnppy ,o
slate I" those sTl cied, that lac has used a OF ,ben
md hocome in ali respects Hearty and feels himself
"hiiieIy cured. lie wishes these lines published
IN The Public Papers, that others IN cied with Con
sumption mnv know the virtues uf d. Duncau's
EHpcci"rani Remedy, and spare their life.
We ihe undersigned ne we'll acquainted with
MI Peters. aud know his cnsc la hc NJ above .to,cJ
JANIS PETERS,
ISAAC HANNA,
GEO DULL.
a Y KEYSON. Eq.
} & X D MARSH S,le agents for Wheeling
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

"fe who are eating the apple dumpling OF
wealth, should not forget those who are suck
ing the herring bone OF poverty"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

a STRAIN LAMB COLLARS-Al few sl,ll
"A oh hand al us Man St.
nov A e M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

cG&R.-The shipments, from Maianzas
ana Havana, To the United States. have This
year been very limited compared with last,
winch has been in "a great degree caused by the
STOCKS already IN our markets, and the large
supply OF sugar from our own limits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

4 ND those IN particular who are or have bsen
"a using the water from The hydran,s since
April last. and have not paid for The same, will
save cosi il they will he mindful and paw up their
arrears. after hnvirig been called UPON for the sams
l with IL To he remembered that The time to close
the collections clOsos the orth Monday in January
next and promises without n performance will not
no taken IL moi attended To during the present
month J MURRAY, Sergeant.
nny s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

YOUTHS q INFANTS CAPS-A great vss
Il rely Of patterns and large quantity.
nov d A G. M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

TIE BIG GUN which was made in Eng.
l'ij Tor tie Princeton has arrived in n. Yort
i1onc VI tis packets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

A LII STYLES Of HATS. and E, cry quality
IA from a lambs Tail 10 q B.acer's Nose. made
pa 10 order on SHORT NOTICE. at ITS Main St
nov A & l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

MR.. JACOB PHILLIPS, of Rutierforl
county, NC. was Slot through the head on
She night OF the 9th ult., about hall a mile
from his FcSidencc, and robbed Of about 500.
The muIdcRr is unknown.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

The Circuit Superior Court for this County
Is still in session, and will be occupied to-day
Ill the trial of VIM. HARRISON. familiarly
known TO most of our citizens, nv the name
OF JIM Crow. jim is an old offender, and.
though, as we arc told, ought to have been in
the peniten,iary many day ago, he has man
aged by cunning or good luck toelude justice.
But we think he is tight now. He was de
tcctcd in the possession ola case containing
some II pairs of Doors! the other morning,
which he had shouldered at the door of one of
our Commission Houses, and was making off
with it. The Court, on the applica ton of
the Prosecuting Attorney, ordered a grand
TO be summoned to appear yesterday, and an
indictment was preferred against him. He
will be tried to-day and we are informed the
evidence will be sufficient to convict him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

THERE ARE, D. cosrssy, To ali msiis IN
Fiance.- Tliose whodOn't drown themselves
pdopt1hc htIe ci Majalas aaa pass for wild.
Gws.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

VIRGlNlX HoTEL.-We are happy to
perceive that our old friend KLINE. of the Vir-
ginia Hotel, has improved that house very
mach. We went over the rooms in that ex-
'ensivc house yesterday, AMI we think any
man who could not be eontented with them
is hard to please. The furniture is nearly all
new and OF the best quality-the rooms are all
cdrpcted, and many of the chambers hand.
sonely papercd and furnished. This house
presents many and great convcnicnccs, and
the table is as good as that of any house to b..
found. We certainly do not think the trav-
ehing public can now complain Of the Vince.
ling Hotels.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

WITS folly, %UnlessS wise nan has The
kceping If u. VIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

pHE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM will be
sold by the sheriff Oh Saturday next.
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE is COMPOSED
OF . Latin words; 1864 French; 2O60 Say
sn; l2SS Greek; eco Dutch: 229 Italian: IN
German: III Wclch; So Spanish; 81 Danish.
aud % Arabic, or together 10. 62g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

NEW COUNTERFEIT AND FRAUDU-
LEM NOFES.-ln Goodman's Counterfeit
Dctcctor Tor November, we find the following
iist OF fraudulent (western) issues witch have
been detected within the last month:
farmer8, Nechanic'S d. Manufacturers
BANK OF Ohio-5s, spurious.
Northern Bank Of Kentuckv-l's. various
dates. Letter ID. Signature, Jno. TelGord, en-
gravcd.
lafayette Bank Of Cincinnah-lO's, coarse
engraving,
Louisville BGnk-3's. A. Houston. Cashier
streakcd.
Planters Bank Of Tennesso-lO0's. spuri.
Gus. Nigncttc, a herd of deer, and water
view IN the back ground.
vile. 'PA'""
Mhrchdnt's and Planters Bank of Ten
ncsSee-5s, Nignctte, a steam. boat under way.
railroad ON the left hand.
FdrmCrs aud Mcchinic's and Nnryfac.
fhrtr's Bunk Of Chinicofhe-IOs. spurious.
North Western Bunk of Virginia-lO's.
dated wheeling. Engraving course: a%gricul-
ulrdl implements and steamboat in yipinettc.
No implements iii genuine.
~ ct LouisUiue-3s. letter A.pay J. G..
Talbot. Engraving a Gloss imitation of the
gcnuinc.-CM. Chron.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

NIX. NCkERY-t the wbis candidate for
6overnor OF Michigan, built a school house ON
MS own land; and because a competent teach
er could not Be procured, taught the school
himself through the last winter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

A MAN AND WIFE TO BE HUNG
Crawford Burnett and his wife Lavina have
been sentenced to be hung at Fayetteville, Ar
kansas, Tor being accessories TO the murder of
Jonathan Sibley, The deed was committed
By their son and his cousin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

WlNDFALLS.-lt is stated i'm a BROOKLYN
paper that a wealthy individual, some time
since a resident of that city, has recently de-
ceased III New Orleans, and left an immense
fortune TO be divided as follows; $500 600 To
the Baptist Bible Society. and $1,000 in O.
qual shares to two sisters, who are at present
at service III BROOKLYN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

"IISrAR'S BALSAM or WILL CHERRY;
just received and TOT sale by the dozen o.
singl lie hottie NJ The manufacturers piece; by
nov4 PRYOR & PAUL., l6i Matket ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07
WRITING u

WRITING PAPER
FROM 81 90 TO 5000 A REAM.
4 RMS Buffers lsI class ruled LeiIer Pane
III 80 do Blue wool do do
20 ke"hs Buffers Blue Wool Plain Letter Paper
10 do Isl closs do do do
20 do Ames' Blued do do
l42 do White leini line do do
~ do do eIin din H.,
80 do Palmer g. Smuh's bIucd din a.,
90 do Ames' cop Paper feint lined No 3
70 q" do do No2
~ DO do do No
10 do bluCd do No
~ DO do asserted c"lors
81 do Bill Paper No |. 9 and 3
81 do Pam Cap Paper No
Az do Dickcy & LIsle's extra Cnp Pnpcr
I"ge'her with an invoice Of Tissue. Bioiting
Co'"r'd Pruning md various makes Of Paper loc
numerous TO mention. jusi received in addition Ia
'"'"e' STOCK. and comprising the largest ond hes
assortment 81 Paper ever offered 10 This market
quo winch viii lie IT. everybody advantage 10 call
ana examine before purchasing elsew here
a. r HORNBROOK,
Wholesale & Retail Variety Merchants.
now Monroe ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07


AT Boston there is less stringency in the
money market prevailing, but 9 per. cent, is
the current rate of good paper or loans. Mere
doubtful paper or negotiations require am adj
vance fdlO per cent. as in quality.
THE FEMALE AUCTIONEER.
who'll buy a hearth sweet Mary cries,
Mary the charminn and the fair.
Whose lovely form. aud dove like eyes,
Can Danish grief and soothe despair.
Come bid: my heart is up for s1lcl
VIII no one bidi Pray, sir, consider:
Ils sound. and Kind, aud fond. and hale.
Besides a bargain to the bidder"
"Iii bid." cried onpus, 81 will pay
A thousand Soyefcigns promptly told
That is no bid, sir, v. me say,
a faithful hearts not bought with gold"
IN bid, with. marriage. faith and plight
q heart. with love o'eraOyyine % qooIb Ioh,i
"Ay hats a bid; that's something like.
And no" ny heart I going gone 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

SCHOOL sLATEs-A large supply Of School
- States ond Pencils. various = zes. direct from
Germany. With a general assortment Of School Books
for sale. wholesale ~ retail. by
nov JOHN J UASwELL, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-07

ID E~SPECTFULI.Y announces l., The Ind cs n,
IL Wheeling that lac has opened "a new md
'iir'dii ock OF nth Fancy Goods. part oi winch
ire enumerated h.I.yy
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
HOW SLAMM'S GLOBE WAS USHER
ED INTO THE WORLD

Tue New York Globe copies from the Star
snail P"fny paper published in the New York
the following announcement of its own appearance.
There IS a good deal Of fun as we'll as truth n
the matter we feel assured that il is owing in
great measure. to the industry and good Will Of
The News Boys, that many an excellent psper
obtains footing. that would otherwise fall sill.
born from the press.
The Globe, published by Caspar G.. Childs
and edited by Levi -. Slamm made lis first an
Pearauce this morning. aud created quite spnsa
li1n am"ng the new>boys. who had gathered IN
large numbers on tie corner of Ann and Nassau
to discuss us merits and speculate TN the chances
IL had to live
w. sad one young gentleman, who spoke
Win that deiIberalion aud confidence winch ma rk
the veieran orator, Wy, look here. Slamm is
rouSer. regular hl hi. aud no mistake He pues
90 strong on he poplar rights, and d--n The bar
is'"racy. You sprs 10 this way he has sronu
iw'si 80 vat they calls The affections Of the mass
rs. vIch hink vii pul hin through"
80 ~ Won't d" any thing else" put in a phiosp
phr gentleman. VITO bad frr snIre time been en-
gagged ln Examining atl"ullvrly Que of The ends If
his Shir. which. having slfaypd through an arci
drn'al aperture m his truusers were hnatiug
gently 10 The suf murmng breeze. - fl WON'T
de- any lhlng else. We wants ~ this city a roar,r
10 =" The writing Etr genuine LOcufIcn pauer
Samln'~ The man. and tie G"be's the iaper
Nice words and .f"ifed sentences II do fpr the
nee folks. bur f. he big fists you must have
regular fOugh and iumblpr"
critical young gentleman, evidently too De
mocrauc 70 be under obligation to CrOton wafer.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

observed that ihe typs IN whlrh the Glnbs was
printed was not new, and feared that the sale of
the paper would be Injured in consequence.
- On the odds" shoutpd the mr., speaker.
- We are satisfied with the crlrents. w W. will
sell h'g heap every day. and then ul,l Guilds
VIII tell jim C"nner to east new snuni that's
The way veil do IT, II Slamm dups the thing
that's right. and Childs don'i lex The Lille
newSh"yS ven they calls ON him. ven make The
Globe 90
The meeting. after giving three cheers fur
Siainn, two and a halt inr Childs, aud one i"r
Democracy. adjourned. and in FIVE minutes after
The cry went mp from the streets and lanes.
&" Here's the Clnbe. Slamm's Glope." and thus
WAS usher"d INTO existence real and nui
tall"w candle end and lurlter match, Democratic
paper Hurrah tor the Young Democracy -deai III
To he Old llunkers.
| With that courtesy which should always bp
observed by an nid and ,rsH established Journal
towards new enterprise, and With all The grace
ot winch we are master, we welcome Mr.. Siamu,
To the editorial ranks
| Whether our risihles, says the editor of the
Globe. underwent serious change or u"', after
perusing it, we leave our little Star to Judge
hut we confess we were iavorably struck with the
peculiarly delicate mudesty at the concludi o
| paragraph.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

'@ATI OF JUDGE BAYLOR IN TExAs.--lIn.
Il. f. B Baylor. writing from Ans,in. July 30lh
To gentleman in Alabama, thus makes melan-
chov mention of his brothers. death:
By the time this reaches you. y0n will have
hoard The mPlnnehnIv fate of my brother. Walker
X. Baylor His death sudden and unexpected
MIR. Rivers. late uf the State of Tennessee.
having revolving pistol in his hand the hammer
Slipped through his fingers, causing the pistol la
fire. shuuilng my hruiher immediately through
the heart He died Instantly. A nephew stand
tng by exclaimed You have killed my uncle p
Poor Walker replied. Oh n"!' and never spoke
again. Mr. Rivers. | learn. suffered greatly from
agony of mind. and expressed the deepest sorrow
on account nf his being the cause of the fatal &c,
cmrrenceN
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

NOVEL oUIT BY CoLoREp MAN.-AbsaIom
n"s'"n. col"red man. has commenced a suit
"a"''s' '"f 'own OF Nantucket "n account of the
srhonl c"Inmiitee having refused 10 adm, he
daughter. Phsbr Ann Boston. into one of the nuh.
TIC sch""Is IN the Cd day of June las, The town.
w Town meeting. have vnted To defend the sui,
l he question liz whether culured children are no,
rn'ii"d I" admission I" the schr,ls on preciselv
me same f"otng as The whites, even thouub !,
school may he established for the, exclusive At
tendance. Ledger
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

MoRTUARY CHAMBER.-In order 70 o..,a
against premature inierments. there is attached
l" most OF the cemeiries in Germany, hall where
me orad remain some time before being commit.
ted To the ground. In this hall The hodr 80.
attired, is laid upon a cpuch-befre The ,;ns
placed mirror which the slightest breath v,,id
cloud, and between the fingers s,riny. which
IN me slightest movement, causes a hell in ,ha
department ct the keeper Ia ring This hal, ia
visited night and day. hourly by vigian, nsDec.
lots and 1t il stalled that the hell is NOT rnng hv
one OF The supposed corpses Similar precau,i,,n.
should be adopted in every burial place in Amer.
ca. indIsp"'able facts cnncusively indicate their
necessity. ei
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23
Hon BARv,eD r. BEE.
FEMALE STRIKE FOR THE TEN HOUR
SYSTEM

We are Informed by the Pu'soarg Ariel thai
the females eopiyel N the cotton factories al
Pntsburg aud AIIelhany Cry. have an struck.
on account Of a refusal by the nanuacturers 10
consent to consider ten hours days work Tn
factories have accordingly all stopped a public
the latest date a great excitement existed ON the
subject. We hope his difficulty may be spepdi
Iy settled to the satisfaction of all concerned, bur
more especially 70 the operatives, as we have al
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-23

doubt" continued the speaker, tba, yam have
only tn refused Mr.. B. TO insure yu.r helm. Mrs
Houston. and pardon me il I say, VIM, the whole
world believes, though you may not. thar the Lar.
ter IS Infinitely superior. in every respect. 10 m.
tor'ner But now" she added hastily, adni,v
changing the convesati,n, - " I'a, is The news3
who is married. who has been ruined who g.v.
'he parties last winteri am dying for go,d
dish of gossip
Caroline went home from this interview viii
strangely conflicting feelings. She would no,
have heslteied to jill Mr.. Blanchard even nm IN.
eve of marriage bpt she could scarcely credi, ,b.,
Mr. Houston had loved and yet concealed IN.
passion ST. effrciually. At first, tberesre oh. -.
fused to believe that Mrs. S,m.rs had sa;d hn,
when she came t" consider all the circuns,a oces
'n",e d, leisure, a thousand things in the conduct
oil MT Houston flashed across her memory, which
were on'y reconcllable with the supposition that
he loved her. The longer she Wondered o ' ,n'
matter the frmer became her conviction tb,, NJ"
o"mers had spoken the truth. Caroline noyy M.
med herself, fur having for moment. susnec,sd
her friend. She was filled with exulation ~.
she could yet he Mrs. Houston, for she did m,
hesitate IN resolving to dismiss Mr. Blanchard
T" NV DEAR said Mrs. Sumers, when she 90,
led an Caroline. the ensuing day. ~ did No, ,.,,
y"u one confession which Mr.. Houston mad. and
l am hardly excusable for revealing the score,
INV "u' y"" must Know he began at first IN ffirt
with you, and ended nv falling head over ears
into love. He was fairly caught he said in hi,
own trap. do hope you will have little mercy
On nm and dismiss this tiresome Mr.. b. By w.y
o' great secret have somethinQ to tell you cnr
corning mvself:-l am abnut to be married and
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