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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
FROM ne Nec Orleans Picayune. august 22,

From The Ne,c Orleans Picayune. august %.
MILITARY MOVEMENIS.-The depa. :
ture OF the Alabama yesterday for Texas
wrought up the martial ardor and excitement
oil our citizens TO a high pitch.
LIST came Major Gally's and Captain For
ne companies of Volunteer Artillerists-the
former consisting of l23 men, aud the latter
of 100 men.
Besides Maj. Gally's and Capt Forno's com
Panies, hve companies of the 18th regiment
US. Infantry, viz
Comp. B-Capt. Francis Lee and Lit. Dana 30
C-Capt. Holmes and La. Humber. az
!" Fit. Britton and LIT. CAN'T. 40
H-Capt Hawkins and Lit. J Nj Jones39
-. Capt. Moore and Ii Al
1t Hanson, commanding detachment OLD
Lt. 'atlin, with non. com. staff and band and
Surgeon Cmig:
Other OBtcers ordered to join the army ia
seI9s:-Capt. Cation; 3D. Infantry; Lieut..
Searritt, Corps of Engineers; Lieut.. Kinsbury.
Ordnance; Lieut.. Shepherd, I'd Infantry; Lieut.:
pratham, 9TH Infantry, and Surgeon Wharton;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
n ,OMlUuND SYRUP or SARSAPARILLA.

q tOSiIOIND SNkUP OF SARSAPARILLA.
u THIS i the best prcIaraiirn Of Sarsarnrlln
ever offered Ia the public. Tor the cure - Scroiuln
"r Kings Evil, Culaneous Erupiinns. Pimplcs OF,
the Face. Ripg worm. letter, Scald Head SyphIlii
lc end MeTcuual Diseases. sud all Diseases of the
SKIN.
II IL particularly recommended to those whose
cnn.tiIu lions have been broken down hy the ,niu,
dicinus use OF Mercury. Prepared and sold whole.
sale nhd retail by PRYOR & PAUL..
~ Is Druggists, Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
@s=s%HDs
SS

Gov. Wright of New York, has issued a
proclamation, declaring Delaware county in
mat State, in a state of insurrection. Troops
nave been ordered there to enforce the procla.
nation, and force obedience to the laws.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
ITO PRINTERS. TYPE FOUNDRY AMI
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSES

rINO PRINTERS. TYPE FOUNDRY AND
WORCESTERSHIRE WAREHOUSE
The subscribers have opened n new Tyre foun
dry in The city of New York. where they are ready
to supply orders 10 any extent, Tor any Rind Of Job
ar Fancy Type. lax. Parer. Cases. Gallcys. Brass
Rule. STEEL COLUMN RULE, Composing Sticks.
Chase. aud every article necessity for a Printing
Ohice.
The Type. which are cast in new moulds l,,roia an
entirely new set of ma irixes. with deep connicrs,nre
warranted 10 he unsurpassed by any, and will be
sold al prices To suit the tunes. All The type fur
nished by us is 'hnnd.cast."
Printing PRESSES furnished. and also Steam En-.
giEes of the most approved patterns.
N B-A m%nchinist is constantly in attendance
To repair Presses and do light work.
COMPOSITION ROLLERS cast for Printers.
COCKCROfT & ~OVEREND, 65 Ann st.
aug % lmS5VgP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
DISSOLUTION OF co PARTNERsHIP

uNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exi.lmg
uIder The name and firm of Ballenherg q
Mayer, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons having claims agains, said firm viii
please present them immediately. and all persons
know ing Themselves indebted To said firm. will
please call and make payment before he first day
OF September next. to Julius Ballenbefg, " ho is
duly authorized TO receive The same.
JULIUS BALLENBERG,
LEON MEYER.
Wheeling. August l8, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

1896 prizes-amonniing TO .SI,I96,l97
7S Number Lniey-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $40; halves 10; qrs S; elgh,hs 9 so.
A certificate oi a package &c whole tickets $500
Do do 26 half do 100
Do 10 % quarters do 65
Do Do % eighth do o. so
Ordefs iot Ticke,s and Shares and certificates of
Pa ckages in The above Magnificent Scheme viii
receive prompt attention. and an account Of the
Urawins will he sent Immediately after it is over
III all who order from us. Address,
GREGORY 4 CO., Managers.
aug IL wv RIcHMuND. w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
~3 N H.EC~.
SMUT MACHINES.

SMUT MACtiiNE Is.
4 NtANCtNY SALE or PERSONA PROP.
~ Pursuance OF n .i.ciec oi IN. CIR.
c"ii Superior Ccuu al Law aud Chan cefy Er The
county OF Ohm. pronounced "n the iO.b day Of
Jhhr. 1918. and "i 4 suisse tent urlrt ri,sde IN iht
9th day Of june iS4j. IN a cause pcrnlinS in said
C'nfi. hrraesn " . X ~ Mker rtrnplainanis. anil
Roamer, Duris. Mad4 90 and sibty.. defendants.
he aud, tSngned mip. "n Monday he 25 d dav Of
Angus neS'.oi The cont L,ur oi The Conn house of
Ono county. M the city of Wheeling. ui-r Tor ,alc
aid viii sell Ir The highest bidder. TWELVE Ssur
MACHINES. NOV ~ the possession oi x W Ha,lup.
iG'e Harding Il WciIin. ar so many. or such ps =,
thereof. as may be necessary to sai,sly the decree
lf'rcspid.
TERNlS-On n credit ~ 81, months. The purchs.
ser giving howi nnh good ',ecnfity tor The PAYMENT
Cd The i%u"h1se money ."ih interest lma, The day vt
sale. =.
. MITCHELL u Sheriff Ohio county.
jun % J&F
UNOi SALE-A steam engine. 8 inch cylinder
Il 30 iu'h strike. 81.
: Paper Mill Presses complete. 10 ,schcs wide
wonld suii well for Tobacco ot C,Itr presses.
a Rag Dnsicr 10 feet long aud ! diameter.
SOripg aud Rag Tables.
a pair VI si'ong Hard W,sri Friction Pullies for
hosting. suitable for Grisl Nihla q
Glaze Tor glazing ,Gll,fs Ernn,, Boards, &c :
The ohive arucics will he sold lyy To close. nnd
any k'nd "i mo n"inciurcd articles nr pr,sluce taken
w Ih>Hch. Enquire al The Nirciuia Paprr mill.
aug l8 C. 5 L.AMBDlN. I
"a RUST ~SALE.-By virue of a decd of lrus,
M from Robert Baldwin tn the subscriber, bcsri
'hg date The 29ih day Of October 1871. and rrcor4
ded IN the Clerks office of The county court OF OhiJ
county. shall, on MIopday The 18th DAY II Scrs
tent cr 1915. at the front d,fS of the court house &c
Ohio county. nr2 o'clock + NJ. sell al The public
auction 10 the highest bidder, The following lots and
parcels ol ground ia the city of Wheeling. iha, IL
ia say; The west half al lot No lis. aij,i,inp lor
to;also, Two thirds "fl.i No II adjuinine lot No
i2i The Eoriion Of said lot No III conveyed To. Tho
subscriber, bong tfc western p,ri thereof; also, tho
ives, hail oi L"'s Nos lc and 9. immediately adj
l"inIg sad lui No IL. IN UpdcgrnH's addition; alsol
lot No Is, fronting on Fourth stree i9A feet. and
adjoining lot Nos IL and IL.
Selling MS Trustee. | shall convey To The purcha3
s'r only such u,le ns is vested in me Ivy said deed
uf trust.
TERMS or SkLE-Cnsh,
aug ID Is EDW'D III FITZHUGI, Trustee. n.
ID oDGERS' KNivES-I have some very fine
L Rodgers and Wostcuholm's 4 Blade Congress
Knives. with buck, Ivory and Pearl Handles; also
one, Iwo aud three blade Kniycs Of olh.r md every
kind. aug 2l JOHN BISHOP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

ECEiNED from New York. philadelphia, and
\ B,lImOtc, a large aud general assortment
"i Grocer es. which ~ be dIsp1seJ of on i.e mrsi
favorable terms. consisting ia part oi the follow Iag,
$40 sacks prime RIO Coffee
80 bags Java do
50 jo Ahpicc aud Pepper
30 btls Lnnf Sugar
2OO boxes Tn Plate cross
do double crSs
!1OO Brnsivr's and sheeiuhg COPPER
ioVO lbs Bancn Tn
40 chests Y u Tea
% oalys Gunpowder and Imperial Tea
100 hhds n q Sugar
LOO brs do Alulasscs
2OO Kegs Nails assorted sizes
'OO0 lbs Cuiiun Yaras assorted 5 a 10
81 boxes Raisins u,
so boxes Catcniish Tobacco. assorted 5 6 -
II Is and pound humps
80 kegs q Twis, Kentucky
100 duz u F Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug FLEMING Il HUNTER
STAR CANDLES-Blcached Candles. Family
- Soap, y II Tea. Glass. Tobacco, B'con. Lard
and Wine Sugar. for sale at u smell advance ON
cost. is 30 II JAMESON.
NOLD AND SILVER WATCHER.
SG - Fine Gold ami Silver Watches, Those
Who wish tn purchase Gold aud Silver Watches
aud JeweIry, viii lid it 10 their advantage la call
'i me shiscfiucr. WHO uus u NesN supply Ot tue
ab"ve kinds oi Goods on hand.
Fine Gold aud silver English pattern Levers
d. do Detnch,d Lever Watches
Dn do Ladies' Lepinc Watches
Ladies' and Gcn,lcmcn's fac gold Guard chains
Do do Beas, Pms
Ladies' Bracelets Guild Pencils
Gold Watches as low rs sos. and warranted to
All Watches warranted To Keep good time or the
money returned.
Watches. Clocks aud Jcwclry repaired in The
best manner.
Silver Spoons made to order and q general us,
sor'mcnt constantly ON hand.
j % A o ~FAIRCHiLD.
VlOLKA LACES-Jusi received This day a good
stock OF Polka Laccs aud Edsrngs, Polka
Braids of u desirable pattern, for sale by
jy % FAiRCHILD.
n oNG ARM MTTrS. Hand Mii,s Of d:Heren,
A patterns, Pie Mic Gloves, aud assorted cold
KID Gloves, for sale by FAIRCIIILD.
jy %
NJ AGAZINES, &C.-Graham's. Godcy's
lSk National aud Auhnr's Ladies' Magazines
ior August; Ms 80. 81 aud 35 OF Harpers Pictorial
Bible JIsl reed by w ROBB,
aug 30 Garner Main & Urion s,s.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m seventh number
n of DR. Lardner's Popular Lectures on Science
and Art. contains a very valuable and Interesting
Essay un Thund r-Siorms, price 25 cents. 10 be had
OF JOHN J IIASWELL. Union 81.
aug 81
NCLECTfC READERS-A fresh supply Of
IL Eclectic Spoilers and Readt rs. With n general
stock OF School Book, just received aud offered al
reduced prices, by JOHN J HASWELI.
aug % Union ST,
NEW WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR-A
j small lot exira quality;
Also, 40 brls prime Old Wheat Flour. For sale by
30 FORSYTH * BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

a LsO-l viii sell osogent for } y Scott. 30 900
acres Of land lying IN Morgan county. Tenn .
being in The most beautiful aud hes lthy climate in
The known world. sold in 1000 acre tracts. NJ so
cents per acre, for oil OF Which ! will give nm ndis
putablo tile or no sale. aud IL required I will fur.
nish q lull description Of eroh tract. from Inc sur.
seyor Of The Co. IN which each tract is situated.
- For particulars inquire Of Thomas NJ Alexane
80 Wheeling, Va, or the subscribed At S,siersvilc
Va. CYRUS 1slIAM.
Jan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
N CHANCERY-ln the Circuit Superior Court
u Of Law and Chnncery Of Ohio county:
M Adams,

Us.
Joseph q Laws. Thomas Laws and others.
The defendant Joscnh q Law .will take notice that
on The 9Th day nj September 1919. Detwrcn tn-
hours oi 3 o'clock a NJ. and 8 o'clock p NJ, of lhar
day, nt the office Of James A Clarke. E>q in the
city Of Wheeling. I shall proceed 10 take The depo,
sliious ofHcnry 5 Richards. Thomes b Edmondsor
and Others. To be read in evidence on The trial %
The above causc-and II from any cause The inki.il
ofsaid DISPOSITIONS cannot be completed on The said
day, the taking of the same shalt he adjourned from
Il lay L. day between The same hours until completed
aug 25 SIS ARCHIBALD Nj ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
OFFICE OF ruE PRorrcrioN INsGtRaNcE Co.

HARTFORD July II, 1919
NEAR SlR:-Beiore Ibis reaches you. inicllis
gence will doubtless have been Received Of
The last most disastrous eonnagraIion in the city OF
New York, md rs lis effects will probably he en-
Iirely 10 nhscrb The capital Of some Offices. and 10
create Inquiries rs 10 all in lhis section Ut the coun.
Try. it is deemed proper 10 send this circular tn our
Agents, TO let them know that our own loss by The
fire is moderate.
It's. of course, AT this moment. impossible 10 state
the amount Win accuracy. but the Utmost extent I
which il can roach. will he no more Than we eau
readily meet, aud will not interfere with the regular
course of orr business. nor affect The security III
those WIN insure with us.
Our invariahlc rule hos heen moi to expose heavy
amounts To The possibility Of destruction 10y a single
fire. The greatest inducemehr fo vary from This
rule exists IN large cities, hut il has in oil cases
been so strictly adhered to, that in the present, n,
well as in The former more extensive couhagrotior
in New York, we escaped without any loss that
could serinusly affect us.
We think The consequence will naturally be, IL
lead the public to repose more Than ordinary conf.
Hence il all institutions which manage their con
Germs 81 cautiously, and which look rather In tn,
permanent security Of the assured. than In n rdpid
accumulation Of premiums by injudieiOus risks.
Respectfully, yours.
WA CONNER, Sec'etiry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

McNulty; the defaulting Locofot0 Clerk of
sthe House OF Representatives, instead of being
IN the penetentiary, where, if he had been
a common thief, he would long ago have been
snugly deposited, is still making political
speeches in Ohio. We are glad to see, how
ever. that, III Knox county, where he recentls
attended Tor the purpose of expatiating upon
the lille and character of the immortal Gov:
Dorr, OF Rhode Island, his brother Loco focos
refused to hear hin, and left tile house: We
do not see how honest i1eti could Well have
done otherwise, when, in refefence TO his de
ialca'ion, he declared that ''he had lone no;
,hing which he would not do again if placed
In the same s~ituation''--a declaration. the
truth OF which we do not doubt, although the
policy OF saying 50 may be rather questionable:
Lynchburgh V~irginion:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

$40
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class IS ron 1915.
To be drawn in Alexandria. G.. ON Saturday, Au.
Gust 30ih. 1916
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$4,000 $4,000 1000 500
. prizes OF ss0O0 10 prizes of $500
% do 1900 so a., lO00
60 d. 500 &c Sc
Tickets sl0-IIalvcs 5--Quaricrs 2 so.
Ief''hca'es vi packages 26 whole tickets Sli0
Do do 25 half DO 20
Do do 90 quarter do 3J
MOST SPLENDID 5 CHEME ever drawn in
The s. In this LOTTERY the frs, 9 numbers will
enii'le The holder To a prize OF s40C. The next Two
numbefs SO50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

Range of the thermometer at the Court house
Saturday and Sunday, Aug. &c. and 81 1915.
Saturday.
lOo'clock Noon, O'Clock o'clock:
20 ~ rs IS
Sunday.
so SO 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

GAPS! CAPS! HATS UATSi-Recciv-
~ cd Ibis day ar my cheap Hat and Cop esinb-
lishmenl. a splendid assortment of YonIhs and Boys
Black SLOUGH Caps q very fashionable article; Chil-
dron's black Fancy cloth caps; a few doz Of gentle
meas eiazcd s'ouch aud thin caps. and the most
superior of any IN this oily. Gong cheap.
S ID HARPER.
! All kirds of Hats on hand. Constantly mann
iaciured IN supc finr style. Gentlemen will please
leave heir fnensnrts. aud in q few d.vs shall have
a hat not 10 be beaten in tlns ciIy. Wamauied moi
10 break. aug lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

1 house onh lot Grave creek do
i Tan yard. house and dwelling we'll flied mp for
carrying on a large business in Tanning, lying ~
West Point, Tippecanoe county. Indiana.
jun q CYRrS fSHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01
$Z5a0g0a
$4,000! $4,000.
GRANn AIEY I'M InIyrEh1

GRAND ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
CLASS a ron lS45
To be drawn in Alexandria. ID G.. on Saturday
9Th &c September. 1916.
10 Number LoterH-13 Drorn Ballots.
MNJOTu N(IIENE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-01

nIL CLOIH CAGffr ~, ~ce,9J and Af
W sale ~ orr & GREER
sng &c NJ 15J Nam o.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05
Good..-Read IL.

The ladies' of New York, have resolved to
marry no man who does not take the newspa-
pers-and furthermore, they won't allow
fellow o look at them who owes the printer
for more than one years subscription.
Well, don't wonder. A family without
newspaper are always half an age behind
the times in general information. Besides
they can never think much, nor find much to
talk about And then there are the little
ones growing up in ignorance with no taste
for reading Besides all these evils, there;
the wife, who when her work is done, has to
sit down with her hands in her lap, and moth
ing to amuse her, or divert her mind from thu
toll of and carse of the domestic circle. Oh
dear!--be on your guard, girls, initiate the
example of the noble and thoughtful ladies
of New York.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05

Harding fell in the very beginning Of the
ARRAY. The as,aultt the melee, and the de-
feat passed with almost the quickness Of
thought.
"We are just in time" said Vaughan's
comrade, when the scufie was terminated >
and every refugee eithet slain or pin'oned' ;
"your messenger found US fortunately al
the post"
"TLe terrified Emily how came forth
from the chamber where she had fed with
her father; and by her fair hands were
vaughan's wounds bound up. After the
war. she and our hero were happily mar
ried; aud Kitty, as a recompense for he'
services, was taken into their houshold.
Old men still live in the vallies OF h'
Hudson, who have heard from participant
in that days fight, the story Of the LAM
PmArE's DEATH.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05
.MZSCELL.HNY.
From the Ladies' National Magazine.
THE LAND PIRATE.
BY JAMES II. DAM.

During the war of the Revolution, tho
district of country lying between the
American lines on the Hudson and the
British outposts above New York, and
called familliarIy the neutral ground, was
infested by set ofwretches, know as COW
bows, skinner and land pirates, who prey
ed at i'll on the whigs. party OF them
long carried on their outrages unchecked
iu close vicinity Of the British iines' un-
der leader of redoubtable courage, who
had once been a colonist of some estate,
but having squandered it in riolous living
had taken to his present irregular lille on
the breaking out of the troubles.
Accounts of his atrocities had long be-
fore found their way to the American
line: and the evil became at length SO
great that it was determined, at any cost
to extripate his company. But this was
found easier TO threaten than achieve
Keeping close to his secret haunts, or mo-
wing with astonishing celerity across Inc
country, it was impossible to discover or
overtake Harding, for this was the name
this miscreant bore.
A young officer at length volunteered to
enter HardiDg's company as spy, IN or
der to obtain such information as would
lead to his being entrapped. Lieutenant
Vaughan knew that his life hung on
thread. in such diff cult mission; for dis"
coyery would be instant death; but he was
hold and full of resources; besides, he had
. nersonal interest in the destruction oil
If the land pirates. His heart had long
beep in possession of Emily Headley, the
only daughter of a wealthy farmer, who
though hitherto neutral, was suspected
of a leaning tow ards the American cause
and the anxious heart of the lover began
TO fe ar that Harding, attracted oy the
wealth of the father or the beauty OF the
daughter, might sooner or later makF
Headley's farm the scene Of one OF his law
less atrocities.
TWAS adark and stormy night on whic'
Vaughan disguised as deserter' tonn'
his way to low Tavern near the HUDSON
where the land pirates we're known some
times to harbor. With great dittlcult
and not without exciting some suspicion
he was enrolled as one OF Their number
but his story was so well connected 'ha
all doubt, after while, was removed
One morning comrade approached him
.You are to accompany us, for the hrs
time. TO night" be said. "The captai
la. resol, ed TO attack old Headley, who
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05

HooD, the great English Poet and the
most excentric and humorous author OF
the day, in commenting upon the subject
of Internal ional copyright this speaks OF
our country:
"The stars and stripes" be says" do
not aifec! me like blight iu the eye, nor
does Yankee Doodle give me the ear.ache.
have no wish 10 repeal the United States;
nor TO ater the phrase in the Testament
into republicans and sinners ID reality
have rather a Datidish feeling toward
Jonathan. rem embering whence he comes,
and what language he speaks: and holding
it better in such cases to have the VIII thae
traces resemblances, than the Judgment
| which detects differences-and perhaps
forments them,"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05
EJucntiOn--An Extract.
BY THEoPHILus FISK.


II the time shall ever come when this
mighty fabric shall totter, when the beacon
ofjoy that now rises in pillar of FIRE, a sign
and wonder to the world shall wax dim, the
cause will be found in ignorance of th4
people. flour union is still to continue to
cheer tie hopes and animate the effor'so Ct
the oppressed of every nation, ,-ifo'r belas
are to be untrod by the hirelings of fasspot.
ism, long days of b'sssedness are to attend
our country in her career OF glory,--.f you
would have the sun continue to shed hisun-
| clouded rays upon the face offreemen, then
educate all the children in the land; This
alone startles the tyrant in bis dreams of
power, and rouses the slumbering energies
Of an oppressed people. Itis Intelligence
that reared up ihe majestic columns ofour
national glory, and this alone can prevent
them crumbling to ashes.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05
SHORT MAXIMS.

We must not contradict but instruct MIN
that contradicts us, for madman is not to be
cured by another's running mad also.
Avoid all rashness in behavior; treat every
one with that courtesy which springs from
mild and gentle heart.
Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth
doing well: but it is impossible to do any
thing without attention.
How readily should We forgive those who
offend us, if we consider how much our heav-
emily Father has forgiven US!
Men in nc. respect approach so nearly to
God as in confering well-being on man,
The proudest man on earth is but paupeT,
fed and clothed by the bounty Of heaven.
Be slow in forming intimate connexions:
they may bring dishonor and misery.
Manhood is dlsgraced by the consequences
of neglected youth
Idcness is the great fomenter Of al! coz.
ruptions in the human heart.
1t is honorable to be friend to the unfeg.
tunate.
Sloveniness and indelicacy Of character,
commonly 60 hand in hand.
That time is partly lost which could have
been better employed.
Idleness brings forward and nourishe'
many bad passions.
, We must stand or fall by our own conduc
. and character.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05
MechaHics.

Prosperity is abroad, you are educating
your children, building houses, laying up
money, acquiring knowledge. You are
The produce RS; you are the architects OF the
natl ons greatness; never forget yodf eie-
ya,ed stations as men, and as part Of
great confed deracy, extending the blessings
Of freedom to all men. Always remember
that idleness and concet, is not as usefnt
as the saw, the vice, hammer or shuttle.
Give every man his due, but exact yo"r
otpn,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-05
sinxort! More Mort"

Mr.----, a mason BY trade, having
york ed hard all W eek ,was disposed While
At church on Sunday, to refresh himself BY
a snooze. He had kept awake till the
preacher lad progressed some in his SER
roon when he fell into sound sleep, and
dreaming in his sopoforic obliVionsness
that he was about his work, he cried out IL,
= steu,orian voice. ".uor! more Mort.
The effect upon the congregation may be
;mat ;ued.-Po Portland Argus: