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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

sJWe would no. give iarthing to know
who tho Wheeling correspondent, OF The Noun.
'aineef is-ree &noio but we do not know how
Inc writer felt when he was plas,erins Goa,
oi s'fi sauiier over The distinguished I 3 b
Hale. no less or greater parsonage than him.
SELL his single, double individual self. He Ger.
Iainly ought to have friends enough to copy his
letters before he sends III I'M nff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20
II teet wafer in the channel, Failing.
PORT oreMlAr wHnEIls0'
STrAM ROAT ECYsTrR

STEAM BOAT REGISTER,
irrrols and Departures of Boats for the iast e
hours, ending yesterday at 4 o's!oek; p N.
ARRIVALS,
Revenue Cutter, Cincinnati.
Aliq,ippa, 90
A elaide. do
Maj tic, N " Orleans.
Mountaineer, Pitt>bursh.
Hibemia, 20
Lancet, do rt
Ohio Mail, do
PARTURES.
Revenue Culler, Pittsburgh.
A iluirpa, do
Adelaide, do
Maltsuc, do
Tlibernia, Cincinnati.
Mo IDtiinecr, St l. uis.
Lancet, DO
Ohio Mail Nashville.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

CURIOUS Discovery IN THE ARrs
Our readers will probably recollect that
much surprise has been expressed in Eng
land al the successful effort OF on arts, 10
transfer any engraved picture 20 u steel
plate, and thus multiply the copies 10 any
number. Apprehensions were expressed
that this discovery would enable the coup
terieiter to deceive the community with
copies OF bank notes so exactly initiated
as to render distinction between the s,u
rinus and the good impossible. A friend
who is distinguished artist, and esoeci.
ally conversant wi h the engraving of
bank notes, assures us that when he heard
OF ho invention he felt really appreh.n.
've OF It's effect upon the paper currency
OF the country; but yes; erday he saw a
'teei p ate prepared by this process. and
while he coniesses his astonishment al IN.
result, and his ignorance of the process,
he quickly came 10 the conclusion that tho
bank notes OF this country we're not lIkelv
to DO initiated by this process, for reasons
which he assigned, and which would be
well understood by artists On examining
the plate, he became satisfied that. sher
the new process had been used, the BURN
wa, employed 10 touch up the lines and
give them depth and color. The prin, be-
fore US is beautiful head but there an.
pears occasionally certain indis,inctness
which we should not think could be found
IN The print from the original plate Uni.
ted States Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

An express loco mctive for the London
Herald, over the Paris and Rouen Rail.
road, performed the distance (eighty-two
mi'es) in ninety mnules!-the mos, ex.
ttraordlnary instance Of rapidly, we be.
lieve, on record.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

HcOaLLAN, The go-abead liue halter on
NAN street has very excellent taste. He
mas h'td up his NV Hat Store, few doors
below his FORMER stand, in very elega ut eastern
style, and furnishes very superior hats, ty the
I'VE. To sec the beauty OF his store is worth a.
/, A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

~ BY the last New York papers we
nave announced the arrival of the Pack
81 snip Roscius with news seven DAYS
later from Europe. The Pusey excite.
nenl continues in England. The news
IS very unimporiani.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

GA Hartford paper states that the
name OF a mothar and child, both between
the ages OF four and sixteen, are returns
ed as among the children attending n
district school in one Of the western
towns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

ne business OF Congress, on Monday, wa
not important. Mr. Woodbury. debated III,
Texas question in tae Senate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

WILL THEY EVER GET MAYoR IN Bos.
TOM The seventh tria(on Wednesday,
10 elect a Mayor and Three Aldermen,
has resulted as the six previous trials did,
in no choice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

HUN BARRELS.--One case Littlei Sue
" perior Rife Barrels, received this day
aud for sale low by
feb 20 OFT GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

"A deaf mute was recently killed on tho
Hartford and Springfield Rail Road. =
Strange ihai alter so many Of this class
have persisted in this way they should
Continue 70 walk Oh The railroad tracks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20
JUMP UP. GIRI.St

The editor of the Portland Express, in
discoursing upon early rising, talks in
this wise: Up with you! Mary, Caro-.
i m Anna, Eliza, Ellen, Abby, Sarah,
Elizabeth, Nancy, Harriet, Ruth. Han.
nah, Kitty. Patience. Charity, and all the
rest Of you girls. ssouse- wake up--rise.
and see the sun rise. and brush nwav tho
beautiful grass. You not only lose the
best portion OF the day by lingering in bed,
sluggish habits.
What if you are sleopyl Jump out of
oed--hy round stir about-and "a a fsv
moments you will be- bright as larks.
we wouldn't give q straw for girls who
won't get up in the morning. What are
they good for? Ley, dumpish creatures.
oar aavice TO young mea who are look.
ing out for wives, would be--never
choose female who dozes aw ay tho pre-.
cious hours of the morning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

FIRE The dwelling house Of Mr..
Louis Colomb, Of the parish Of Asces.
sion, Louisiana. was entirely DESTROYED
by fire on the 9Th ult. Loss estimated
al about $4,000. We believe there
was no insurance. This, we learn from
The Louisianian, makes the third time
within the last ten years that Mr. c. has
suffered by fire, once losing his sugar
house and twice his dwelling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

WESTWARD, Ho!" is no longer the
cry OF the emigrant. That is now given
up for "Ho! for Oregoa!" as is exhibit.
ed III numerous advertisements in western
papers from migratory individuals. an.
nounclng that all persons whatsoever mus,
pay up, as they are about starting for this
new land OF promise in the spring. The
prospect OF being obliged soon by public
opinion to pay State debts, The New York
News thinks, has given an impetus 10 this
spirit of emigration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

The New York lie raid says-"No Il
dlngs yet OF the packet United States or
England. We shall probably benr NJ
them on the arrival oflbe Hibernia next
week. Together, including lheir car.
goes they are valued al seven hundred
thousand dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20
DAILY TIMES.
THURSDAY. FER. 90, Isas7

FCLNEY ID PALMER, is our authorized
agent Tor receiving Subse iptions and Adver>
,iS'm, MS Tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
HIS Offices are.
leo Nassau street, NeIe Yort.
% Pinc street, Ptiiddelphia.
Corner OF Baltimore & Calyert s,rer,x Nal.
hmore
10 STATE street, Bosfen,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20
10 STATE street, Bosten.

Mr. WJAMES, is Agen, for The Wheel.
Jog Times and Advertiser md the Western
v" Times AMI Gsz tie, Tor Q Western States
Iowa and Wisconsin, asSSteu oy Moses Meek,
~, James Smnh, J + Dent, G. III Coms,ock
l. Jennings and T Gardner Smith
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

IL ATEsT PROM FRANCE The Hayrs
packet ship Zurich, arrived at New York
ON Thursday, bringing dates 10 the 9Th
UT. The news is unimporlant
Accounts from Algiers TO The 9th Of
December were, that AID eI-Kader had
not Quilted the mountains beyond The
Malon'a, 10 which he retired alter the
battle Of lsly,
great robbery had been effected I'D
on the Roihschilds, seven cas- of Sn,n.
ish Piasters. containing TO tho amount of
i1Sooo francs, were stolen from the
transportation wagon somewhe r. between
London and Paris.
The Moniteur publishes a statement
OF the situation Of the Bank Of France.
on the s6th of December, and the resal,
OF The operations OIL he last quarter.
Accounts from Madrid were that on
the 2o'h OF December nineteen membors
OF the Spanish Chamber of IDENTITIES
gave IN their designations in consequences
oil tho Minister of Finance having made
use oil some deregotary expressions in
ueoate' lmPutIng censurNble motives 10
the opposition.
The Minister BUNDLED himself beGore
mem, but in vain; notwithstanding his
explanations and apologies, they adhered
TO their purpose.
The President ofthe Council, Naryaez.
IN reply TO the question what he promo
.ed to do, said that he regretted very
ee"pIy The offence and withdrawal Of The
opposition deputies, but that the Govern.
men would try to get on without them,
The affair caused much excitement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

willis ho'ds the following language
In ONE remarks upon taste. refinement,
NC:
'We are no, recording this view O.
things by way Of assuming 10 be, our
self above this every day level of the
public mind-too superfne to be a pa
OF such public Not bi, Of it, We
canno! afJrd superfeery OF any kind
we are trying to make living by being
foremost in riding on common turn Of
the tide in these matters. The country
is al the lowest ebb Of democracy con-
slslen, with lis intelligence.
The taste Tor rcfiDements, for disiinc-
tlons' Tor aristocratlc encroachments, is
moving with the additional momentum
Of a recoi.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

UJ-Arthur Young. in his Travels in
France, stated that Monsieur Leonard Of
Paris. had made rema rkahle discovery
10 electricity. 'You WRITE" SAYS he
Two or three words on a paper. he takes
" WIN him INFO room and turns q ma.
ch'ne' enclosed in cylindrical and @.
thermometer IN n distant apartment. and
his wife by remarking tie corresponding
motions Of the ball writes down the
words they indicate. From which il an
pears lhai he has formed an al pbabet Of
motions. As the length Uf the wire
makes no difference in the effect. n cor
responsiveness might be carried on al any
distance within and without besieged
Town, for instance, or for a purpose much
moro worthy and a thousand times moro
harmless, between two lovers, prohibited
'r prUyenieJ from any heller conpec
ION. Whatever The nee may lie the IN
rent ID is beautiful
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

The louisiana State Convention is
stIii IN session at New Orleans, engaged
in remo1elIing The State Constitution.
On the 9Th instant an important clause
was adopted which provides IN at natur>
dllzed citizens shall reside in the State
TWO years before they can exercise the
right OF suffrage.
PROPOSlTlON.-A pompous fellow
made very inadequate offer for a VAL
liable property AMI calling the next day
Tor an answer. inquired fine owner had
entertained his Iroposifiop NO r, piled
Inc other, your proposition has enter-
tufneJ me-
LAKE DlSAS tERS From March
u to November 81, 1914. fae whole
number OF vessels ashore and olhcrwise
destroyed on the Lakes, was 80. A.
mount Of tons DESTROYED, 2,200; whole
amount Of loss SAL ,00O-atlondant win
a loss Of 81 lives.
'Feie. I wants to ak you circum
stancel
Make a brake. niggar'
Why Is nlggar's head like u S
Dmnibus2'
Dose you guys him upl'
wouldn't do nolhin else.
Cause doy carry passengers Out
Mr. n'ggar dis will mouialize YOU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

Correspondence Of the PHILADELPHIA
u D Gazette
Nru Yor,, E,,.. ID AT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20

tickets Sl2-HalveS Sc Quarters So,
Certificate OF Package Wholes $50. Shares
n proportion.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

"a"y PiaVcT WOulu sooner
dred gulneas than sustain a loss Al Cnb,m
many old friends has a game of chess .ey
cred, and married peops should hold i! a,
utterly forbidden pleasure Both were nov
UyiDg hard but the impotence Of Julia wa,
driving forward par for checkmale. with
out observing that BY 8 covert man9vre o
her antagonist, she herself stood without
move bu! Of loss 'Come-pIay--pIay
you are so long, Florence she exclaimed
angrily. All was suSpense--those who had
lhe skill 10 perceive The situation held ,Aeir
breaIhs. Cielsnd's eyes were rive,ed on
Julia 10 observe how she could bear ,he loss
Florence saw the hair breadlh's chance
she looked up once 10 the flushed face OF
Julia, and saw CIesnd's eyes fastened
'here--shs .honght why should pain
them bosh--who cares if win or Josef
then with sudden motion of her arm, she
swept The remaining men, exclaiming i
will not want for The knell of checkmate-
have losl-losl-losll' Proudly and ex
ullngly Julia arose, telling her sister lha,
she was vain thing no! TO allow her the
p'le Of her hardly won conquest. CleOnd
glanced from her face, on which ersl.
while every angry passion had sci their
seal, and were now succeeded by The no
less despicable ones of pallry pride and
mean jealousy, to that Of Florence; as sht
sal arranging ,he men in their box, alone
aud unno,lced. On her placid brow ss,
mo'al beauty, around her lips a smile Of
benevolence fingered like the sunlight on d
pleasant scene, and if something of sadness
was there. it would no. long for animation,
when che raised her eyes and beheId him
looking intensely and approvingIy upon
her. Cleland watched the varying blush;
not 'he proud glow Of vanity, bu. lhe umld
suffusion Of gends spiri,; ard
he marveled much how he could have
thought Julia handsomer than Florence.
Three months aflcr Ina, tosv:ssnzions
Florence de Gehr was Clelsnd's wife, ano
ner happy husband, rich in NE possession
If vir.uous and loving heah,o blessed
Heaven that she, thai nghl, lost the game
II chess play,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
LOVE OF CHILDHOOD.

Strange lis sha. people (unless in the
way Of ostenislioD) never vsIue the bless
Inso lhey possess. But if lite has hApp
ness over which the plimeyal curse has
passed and halned not, i. is ,hs early ant
long enduring affection Of blood and habit,
The passion which concentrates It's strength
and beauty upon one, is a rich and terrible
stake, .he eud whereof 10 death; the living
light Of existence Is burn. out iu an hour
and what remainsl The dcs, and the dark
ness Blu, The love which is born In
chlIdhOod--sn instinct deepening INTO ,
principle-relains to the end something ot
The freshness belonging 10 tho hour OF il.
birth. The amusement psrlaken-ihe trl
ding quarrel made up-Ihe sorrow shared
.oge,her-lhe punishment in which all were
Involved; the plans for The future, so fairy
tale like and go false, which all indulged
so true it Is that loves slightest links are IN
strongest
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
Number 460l
NE MOTHER & HER FAMILY

! " AiEN AMlLY.
'"'II'"sophy is rarely found. The
>" ",'. Wv "o', sample ever met, wa,
'o0'eS' ana moss was apparently the
t'pec'es--so true 10 The .Flhn hn,n"s ~
'iI profess 10 beIieve,snd none [ ,"h;oh
'nVsrably, viz; lha, happiness does u.
depend on outward circumstances. The
wise woman, 10 whom have alluded
walks 10 Boston, distance of 90 or 30
miles, to sell bag of brown thread
and stockings and then patiently walks
back again with her little gain. Her
dress though tidy, is gro,esque co!ec.
ton OF 'shreds and patches coarse in
the extreme. g.
why don't you come dowu in a
wagor1' said |, when l observed she
was wearied with her long journey.
we havn't 60, any horse she re-
oiled; rhe neighbors are very kind 10
me, but they can't spare lheil'n, and it
would cost me as much to hire one as
all my thread would come to-
"You have a husband doesn't he do
any thing for you::'
He is a good mamie does all he
can; but he is cripple and an invalid.
He reels my yarn, and mends The chl-
hren's hoes.-He's as kind husband
as womsn need 10 have
But his being a cripple is a heavy
misfortune 10 you,' said |.
why, ma'am, dom, look upon it
IN that light, replied the thread woman.
Il consider thai I've great reason 10 be-
thankful that he never took to any bad
nsbils.'
How many children have your
six sons and five danghters'
what family fora poor woman 10
support
Ilis a family, ma'am; but there amt
one of 'em I'd be willing TO lose. They
are all healthy children as need be
all willing 10 work, and all clever 10 me.
Even the Titles, boy, when he gets cent
now and then for doing an errand, will
'Do yuut daughters spin your 'hread'
No ma'am; as soon as they arc big
enough, they 60 out to service, as
lon't want 10 keep them always delvlng
Tor me; they are always willing 10 g i've
me what they can; but i'srigh, and fair
hat they should do little for them
selves. ! do all my spinning after the
}olks are abed.'
Dom, you think you should be bet
'er IF il you had no one but yourself 10
provide fori'
Why, ma'am, don't III hadn't
been married should always had TO
work as hard as could, and now ! can't
do more than that. My children ara
a great comfort 10 me, and look for
ward TO the time when they'll do as
much f,r me as | have done for them
Here was true philosophy. | learn
ed lesson from that poor woman
which | shall not soon forget.--M'Ss
Sedgwich.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

Remarkable Watch.-ln III" Academy
Of Sciences at Petersburg, in Russia is re-
psa,ng watch abou, the size of an egg.
Within i. is represented the Redeemer's
tomb, with the stone at 'he entrance and
The sentinel; ard while spectator is adm-
ring this curious piece Of mechanicism the
srone is suddenly removed, the sen'lnels
drop down; the angels appear, the women
enter The sepulchre aud the same chaunt is
heard which Is sung in lhe Greek chulch
an Fasleleaye,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
Rsus.sassEszE

Thsrs is no more pllaOIe medicsnt than
the man who, having no business 10 en-
ploy his mind upon, or resources within
himself 10 amuss au idle life, is reduced
10 The necessity of taxing his rsishbors TO
contribute 10 his amusement Such per
son, says an eminent writer, begs his hap.
pinsss from door to door, as starving peo.
pIs do their bread; and should not be sur.
pnsed il his visits are received with impa.
isnce, rs his acquartancs,i are generally
indebted for the honor Of ,all, 10 the fact
OF hi, being tired Of himself
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

MENTAL COM MAND.

How lalle do even our most intimate
friends know Of us' There 10 an excite
merit abou, intense misery which is It's sur
port; Iigh. sufferngs spring TO The lips in
words. end 10 the eyes in tears, but there is
a deep pride in deep passion which guards
It's feelings from eveL the shadow Of a sur
misc. ''ris strange ths strength which
mingles with our meeknes. that even in
the suffering which sends the fssr to ,hs
eve, no, 10 be shed, b1, there 10 lie in ali
it's burning sallre,s--which swells in the
lhtoa, bu, TO beforced down again, like
nsuseous medicine, even in this deep anc
deadly suffering, vanity finds trophy o.
power over which Is eYult.-l! 10 somewha
lha, speaks of mental command, 10 think
how lllle the careless and The curious deem
Of the agony which, like a cOnqueror, II
relgning IN misery aud desOlatioD within.
EsM4zssEa<s
Men have enough to do TO manage lheI
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

/ lady Of fashion stepped into shop not
long since, and asked the keeper il he had
any matrimonial baskets, she being TOO po'
lite to say cradles.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

The following, we think, will be rea
with interest, coming home as it does.
the business and bosoms of many:
The Poor Mans SOug.
"REMEuBER THE POOR"
Remember The poor. did YOU say !
Indeed can hardly forget.
I've only to feel in my purse,
And think Of my pockets 10 ls,.'
| have only TO look a, my coat
How much an old coat can enduie!)
TO make me in anguish excla!m,
Indeed remember the poor.
Remember the poor! why, Of course
Il comes home to my bosom so pat,
Waene'er uncover my head,
And look al my shocking bad hat
The ,ich only come in my dreams.
Like shadows of cloud. DER moor,
Bnl vixen sm iu"ki"g a. ho"e'
know | remember the poor.
Oh yes, | remember the poor
When 20 TO my comlor'less meals:
When glance a, my best panaloons
A wan, of whole linen reveals.
And live in an odouTiul street,
Where ,he breeze comes never wooer
And when crawl into my crib,
'ris then | remember the poor.
nj i.,,.;os link cd IN nv late
Are those which accompany wo-
Pale poverty ueads in my steps,
And follows wherever | go.
I'm acquainted with sorrow and grle',
And many a pang endure,
And 80 sure as | think of myself,
know ] remember the poor.
When with sgues | shiver and shake
In the bIaslsts Of the winter air
When hunger is knawlng and keen'
And a, launches greedly stare:
When the steam from the cook shops CALI
And the fumes from the baker allure,
'Tis then from nv innermosi soul
really remember the poor
Now and then, a, odd times, /. is true,
The wealthy come into my mind;
Bu, the poor ! ai,cays have with me-
70 their woes | cannot be blind.
The sorrows ,hs, sharply pursue,
Are beyond any medical cure'
Aud when | shall drop in The grave,
III be buried as one Of Ihs poor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
Opposite ST.. PAWS CHURCH, MAIN.sT
TERMS:


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published every Saturday morning, a
TUO DOLLARS per aanun payd6f'
half yearly in adudnce, or TIro Dollars
Fhy Cenfs,Dnotpaid cithin the year
No subscription DiH betaken for shorie'
period than sir months; nor any discon'
tiauance permitted,umtil all arrearage'
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not erceeding q
,quare wiH be conspicuously inserted al
One Dollar for the first three insertions
and TOentyfoe cents fGr nl1 eusry y; suoss s.o,',,
ouent Insertion. bJ"A hOerdt diSco"n
made TO those who aiucrtiss by thsyem
LETTERS addressed on business'muS'
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

A handful of common sense is worth a
bushel of learning,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
LIFE md LOVE.

LIE, US enjov-lor life is but vspor'
Radiant with sunshine in our happy hour'
Le,us eujoy--for love is but taper,
Expiring soonesL when the darkness
lowers;
Since life is shou--lel US enjoy 10 day.
Since love is shorlei--loye we while WI
may.
While thus we live each feetiug hour en-
ploying,
Reason and pleasure may in eoncer
blend,
While lhns we love, each others love en-
joying, ,
Le, each lost lover still remain frl'nd:
Then life, so short, will seen 10 longe
stay, -,
And love, though shorter, will lies toll
repay.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

Fiercely the ivory courser springs around
Check the deep vales--and check! the hills re-
sound
The ebon monarch sees his certain fate,
And yields his throne to ruin and eheckmate'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
Ea.r@ss.<-ssz-zs-

'Rerts are enormous as the losfer said
on looking q. his pants
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

Alexander was below man when he
affected to 30 god.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08

A double conquest, Della, hast thou won,
Inspired by Mars and Venus powerful son:
Lo; on the board and fallen victim dies,
And in my heart sdrer conquestes.
Phtllider's Game of Chess
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
EpIGRAM ON RECEIVING a GLOVE
FROM A LADY.

I'll keep the gift wh,re'er ! rove' =.
For twas my pride my Joy to win u
But when you next give me g'ove'
0 LADY! lsl your hand be init.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-08
MIS0lsIhILAN NiA0USo
THE GAME OF CHESS.

A STORY OF THE HEART.