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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL S7I0 600.

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL $40 600.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
j LIST, Cashier.
Directors:
a Woods, w w Snriver. a p Woods,
j. Pollock, ThoS PAUL. Geo w Thomson,
NMcNeusht,n, | w Mitchell, Thos Johnston
MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $500 600.
JOSEPH CALDWE ELL, PRECEDENT.
SoB:EsSI PRADY, Cashier.
J Caldwell. w + Seity, Jas Baker,
II G Woois, Patterson, j w Gill,
Jacob Goodins, Wm Fleming, sam' OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE Mars ST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
DigcctOYS;
NJ Nelson, A Paxton, Rogers,
a FircEner, Morrison, J CT umbacker
a n Johnston, Samn Mcclellan,
Root Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OFFICE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
NJ Nelson, A Paxton, Johnston
JCrumba r'er. J Il Baker, J Baker,
John Knote, Peterson,
RoBr MCCOY, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR'
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE MAIN ST, BELOW Monroe.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
Directors:
S Brady, Robt CrangIe, Jas Caldwell
VIM Fleming, Jno Gpshorn, Daniel Lamb,
X Woods, Jacob S Shriver
r w HARDlNa, Secretary.
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NEW U usrGNdGl NATIONAL
REGULAR CiNCI.NArI pAChET:
IRIE

NEW U STEAMER MESSENGERS
sa-D The new AMI fast ron
~ ming passenger steamer
sGs9lD MESSENGER ] J Per,
~ commander, willeavc
W heeling every S%llurtay evening. NJ o o'clock,
and Cinciupas every Tue,day, at 10 a Nj.
For lrelsht or passage, having superior &C
cummodatinn>, apply on b'br d.
EFThe Mes epg0i was built expressly for
the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade, and viii
IN he trade the whole season. feb 81
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NEW 5 MAIL STEAMER uIBERNlAc
S[E The new and fast running
A steamer UlDERNlA, John
-y klinrieher. will continue
make regular weekly
trips % Cincinnati; Lowing PuuSbursh every
Iue,diy al ~ a.. NJ and Wheeling every
Tuesday At 9 VI, and Cincinnati every FRI.
dav At 10 a NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior nc.
commodatonS, apply on board.
ErIhe Hibernia was built expressly Tor The
Cincinnati ami Piti>bur h trace, AM will con,
linue IN The trade The whole season.
ErFFe Hihcrnia j. prov drd with Ev1n>
saeiy Guard 10 prevent he exp'o ion of ho :
tf>' feb 81
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n W - u ~ Il - e. e..
INsIrRANCE.

IN
ED isis will he taken ~ the FIRE & MARINE
EA INSURANCE OMPANYOF WHEELING
az Me ioWeS' rates on
buildings ofallkinds, stone, brick OF OGDEN
aha their contents:
STEAMBOATS,; nctoricsi mills, &c.
FuruIiuro:
And merchandise ofnllkinds.
And agdlnstau dangers attending The trans
porlaiion oiEoOdsou rivers, lakes, seas, canal
rrd railroads.
For the character Of the company toprcmp-
utude and uhcrUiiiy IN the adjustment aud pr -
q. cut OF iusscs we beg leave I, refer To the mcr.
chants al this place aud lsowhcrc VINO have had
he adjustment cf claims upon Us. augi
ONCE on VA i7 81 r. HARDING Scc'y.
EETUFS pRENIiJ w.
'H'liE Ere ard Marine Insurance, Cor pany
al premiums .cceived for risks taken lroa. lh,s
timr where no los has occurred.
ieb p w HARDING. Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
'TUlS company, being now duly organized, is
prepared To make insurance on every dcS-
olFire and Marine Risks, such asdwel-
hing douses, Store X ousos, n with their con
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats and keei
Boats with tholr cargOCs, To ned from RnyrOri
ON iSe Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their trio
1tary streams. Application for Insurance ia b.
made fer the present at tao Office oGtGe Wheel
aus 4 MCCOY Sec'y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
= rfllE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa.
~ OF Wheeli1rSril return 10 per ccur
IN all premiums received :or risks taken from
his date, whe.e no los has orCurfei
N1-rb ,, 1915. S.crers,iv.
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N0M Is 1nE ACCEPTED TIME.

NVW II EIEB AttEI'TtD TIME.
6 NONE ONE. CONF ALI, TO JOHNSTON
v ~ BERRYlIlLL'S, No 1871 Aiaiu ST where
Won viii find a most henuuiui md well selected
took. ol FANCY. STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
GOODS OF every descriptions; nud also, a large as
sorimcut of lihliers' futs oid Trimmings; all Of
which vc viii cell at very reduced prices. rs wc,
wish To close on for our Fall stock. All those wkc
are m search foo bargains Will de- well 10y calling.
50;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

NoOnS FOR LADIES' DRESSES ore ne 6!-
VI lows: Cnshmsr re, ~ E4Izorin,n rev
aflcIc for dresses netting different from Anything
u"" IN this market Also , variety 81 French
Lawns and BIIzarGc; h1srtiiul striped and plaid
Suks; Aiplca~, Bbmbazlucs. Noniaes. aud n variety
oi oilers 100 Numerous Ia mention. We have ais,
on hand q large o sor'mout of ClajLs, Cassimers
aud Nesunrs;r 1i.or'S trimmings ofcvcry desrrir-
'ion We hk' wise have a beautiful assortment or
B'uncis, VIZ; Medina Haunpls. Gimp do Lawn do
Straw do RoapnluanG DO Persian Bmid DO Birds Eye
Io Lace DO SuIn straw co. CaEreune vi every
descriptions. price and width.
> a WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFFICI-
"a ENT'-Ail per-pus wishing Ia get Bargains
viii please call nj Johnston & Beryhll's. as we are
confident We can sell eiell er than any other house
ia the city. Remember
JOHNSTON & B~ERRYHLLS.
jv 3 No l3t Niain 81, Wheeling.
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Their agents arc anihnr 'zcd To- make The FOL
loving 'rrS with their customers:
Any person in>uiiug . single risk by which
no loss Ia the company i sustained snail re
celyc 4 feiutu on application 10 The aren't, OF
ID per cent on the amount paid. On ngli cr.S>
premium paid each wear, Amounting Ia $500
or over, lei , Ter Ccnt on Do; amounting lu
iOh or over, - per crnl. ian -
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REFORMATION IN GERMANY.

Ronge, che Catholic priest who remon-
strated against the plgrlmages TO Treves
to sac the holy vestmenl, has been excom-
munieated by his ecclesiastical superiors.
But those Catholics who agree with him
are abou,.to break off all connection with
tho Church of Rome, and to form Them
selves into a separate community, opposed
to that church on all the points on which
Protestams are opposed 10 it. In Prussia
and Northern and Central Germany, the
opinions of Ronge are supported aud op.
posed with equal violence.
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.T7FSCEEE.F.gECE.S.
INTIMATE FRIENDS:
on,
circumstances alter Cases.
81 Nas. EMMA EMsUAY.

lcoNcLuDED
Flafeu1a Wharton uns a sloyen from
taste aHs d coquel from calculation. Con.
itstyto the practice of her tribe. who ncv.
or show themselves without their armour,
tbe sas loud q. magnificent sutprises.-
ehe would wear a loose wrapper, aud her
tdfeih haif, which cufled naturally, and at
course, was al@ays tangled except when
carefully arranged, was suffered TO "wan.
der OF it, own ssuet will, about hsf face
and neck, unconhued BY esp or comb. Al,
such times speJ looked like a iltlo welid
woman" with her gay eyes peerlng DO
tween her dirk locks, and her shapaIess fig
ufs concealed tn mass Of dfapery. Yet
sha wrdd receive visitors 10 such gaFb I;
and Wills they would feel perfectly amazed
hl this sudden transformation IN he belle Of
. the preceding evening, she would gain a
new triumph over them BY the fascination
oMper voice and manner, IN dezpiteot her
cafclcss attire aud her unlovciy looks
Her figure was small aod not particularly
good her face was destitute of single TO-.
ally hae feature she. &gs dark coup,oxiaa
ed, with fine teeth bu, vide mouth a
nose like Roxalana's q low forehead, aud
eyes which, when 10 reposo, were dull,
light gray. But when dressed for tho
evening, she was perfectly bositching =
Her to'le. was always in org lisle taste
her hair WAS elegantly eoi6ed her pfoIty
loot and hand carefully displayed The dc.
iscls oil her complexion diligently repaired,
land ~lthlle sweetest smiles, tho most ca
hclu2 glances, nnd tho richest Of voice.,
she might well claim 10 be the mos, iascl-
mating Of d'awing.room bellies. 1t is said
That Il an ne'ross have only geod eyes ead
teeth, che has all the requisites for stage
beauty and Il is very much so with the best
ac'rossesrin society. Very little beauty is
fcqTtrod ~ make woman successful
coa1s. Tho cseful study of effect, the
Sea Of making tho most Of natures gifts,
however small, tho adrot use Of the eyes,
The modulaIioo of tho vsice. and the Judi
cIous management oil Other peoples self love,
VIII do moro in socioiy than tho CHARMS Of
on unsophlstIcated Venus.
But Ms. Whauou had,iact enoudh to
see that ,hqIa-wstc some contrasts which
could not bur -trl 100 ,iyin1to her. Lucy
Torfngton, wllNhor fresh morning face
and slnply braided hair, hefrOas glughan'
uress and agsskly cottage cap, certainly
looked mora lovely at the breakfast table
than did the passee and slattcruly voiary
OF Partisan taste. II was *eon Rslmated
lo'Charles that the health Of his~ lpimite
Ifiesd" would no, suffer her to join them
at breakfast, and accordInglysa beautiful
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THE WHEAT INSECT.

A correspondent of the New York Mir.
ror gives the following accoun, of an &C.
currence which came under his own notice,
and which may serve TO throw some light
upon she nature and character of that
plague of farmers, the wheat insect. He
says:
" In the spring OF 1874, | placed bag
containing half bushel Of white flint wheat
in seed drawer, under glass, and near the
furnace of my greenhouse. On the 9th
of March, lS45, opened the bag, and to
my surprise found thousands of living in
sects, such as are now preseated TO YOU
some were on the point Of leaving the kerr
mel, others were Just commencing TO cat
through, and many were perfectly formed
and running about in all directions. Six
years ago was in the habit of soaking my
early grains in salt brine for the purpose
Of destroying the egg of the insect, which
| assured my neighbors, much to their
amusement and unbeief, was ensconced in
the kernel. Now, by accident, the fact is
made manifest. Tho insect would not
have appeared until June, perhaps, had the
wheat been sown. The warm situation ii
occupied in the greenhouse brought il thus
early to maturity"
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MOONS PHASES.
p E'rR Y.
From The Ohio Caliirat9r.
TEE FARMERS ROME.

- - n hAAiA Ri "a - kAO.A H..
II thefe's place upon tho earth,
here want and SORROW seldom ooms.
Whefs dlsoonisntnvut neer had birth.
And peace ho'cr leaves thu social hoarth,
Il Is tho farmers home.
TIVE Independence 10 prize
To those pass-ssing It mere dear,
Hy lar moFs precious 10 their eyes,
Than any other meath tho skies
Alone wo find i, hero
Let .hosa who foolishly suppose,
That in tho atty halls slons,
Are always found the sniartssi besur .
And tsastAeir Ignorance sxposs,)
49, hf'nef' home.
Aad there they're ever sure 10 fad,
N.ihin tho evening ercls bright,
As stately forms" with hearts and mind.
Enfiebed viii gems OF choicest kinds,
Ia ep wss S.F,Jab llsL,.
And others too. there DO al night,
Around Tho social frcsids oo.aa;
Whose ehosks ara red, and eyes are bright.
Whose iutms arc lair. and steps arc lighi,
Nnhia ,hc laS4et'4 home.
Aaj yet another home is given
To "a poor mufi4ls hero below
And wfen from e2r.hly homes wo'sr riySn,
Wei find n hs:ts. one Ia Heaven,
Esernal I'ys 10 kooS. Nh
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Mrs. Wharton had occasion to 90 10
Philadelphia on business, and MIR. Torrin-
ton WAS called upon 10 escort her. They
we're absent three days, aud on their return,
Charles found letter from his wife. She
had taken her bnby and gone to pay
visit 10 her family in -, where she
should remain until Mrs. Wharton left her
house, as she could no longer consent 10
barbour woman who, IS Caag!as's csa
account wns guilty Of all sorts Of inpru.
dences. Charles was ihundersifuck al this
unwonted energy on the part Of Lucy, bu.
when he learned his wife had gone under
the protection Of Don Giorgio, his anger
knew no bounds. All Mrs. Wharton's f.s.
clnGtions now were powerless. 4 deep,
strong, earnest feeling was aroused and all
superficial fancies which had been nurtured
by seIfove and graIi6ed vsnity, were for.
gotten. HuTrying TO -, he there found
Lucy quietly settled down amid her broth
ers and sisters. She vas too overjoyed al
his coming to keep up the joke any longer;
and Shen in the redOubiab!s Den Giorgio,
C''>sles was made acquainted with Lucy's
oFo,hef oeorge, who he'd hsod for ten year
IN Rio Janelro, and whom he had never 10
Tore seen, the whole matter was sa,isfacte.
rily explained.
Charles could no, but Acknowledge ;hai
he had been fairly met, and as his gennU
confessor was not disposed to impase very
heavy penance upon him for his wander.
ings Of the fancy" they soon found thom-
selves as happy as ever.
Mrs.sW harton having settled her lawsuit,
in other words, having obtained the divorce
Cor which both she and her husband had
applied, sci off for Washington, where she
hoped to fiud exercise for her talents during
winter session OF Congress. She loft
most tender letter for Charles, who did not
consider il prudent to reply in similar spir.
IT, and thus ended the corrospondence.
Charles has returned 10 his former domes
tic habits, and whenever he hears of " init
mate friendships" always remembers how
" circumstances alter cases"
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Acoustic Oil Cor Deafness !

T1VHIS really valuable preparation, which has
= cured hundreds Of persons, who used it ao-
cording TO directions is for sale in this place
Il has been known 10 cure persons vino have been
deaf for years, making their sense Of henIing as
good as it ever was, giving entire satisfaction to
tho user. There have been number Of articles
got up 10 initiate this, and the pvoprcIors must eau.
ton the public against buying any that has not
90; their signature on. Comslock / Co.. n. Y.
Sold. Wholesale by Coms,ock & Co., q Cort.
landt street, New York. and retail by D. Oates,
Charlotte.
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"a Yes, he grumbles out his Spanish love
sonss al'h an air most too tender, consid
ering he is addressing married woman
Mercy, Charles ! you don't think his
songs are addressed to mel Why, should
just as soon think Of making personal ap
pIica,ion Of the passionate Italian music
With whIeh Mrs. Whanoa charuIs ven SO
onen."
Charles bi. his lip. Nonsense, Lucy /;
there is a great difference between US in
such matters. A man has certain p,iylle
ges, but woman, cannot be too chary Of
her regards"
" am sure am no, half as familiar with
Don Giorg,o as Ms. Wharton is With
you"
al hope not"
u don't see any difference, for my part,
which should make you hope not. Mrs.
Wharton is your early friend, and Don
GiorGio is mine; be used 10 love me dearly"
" Perhaps tie does yei."
:" do believe you're growing Jealous
Charles upon my word, iha, would be too
ridiculous"
Lucy, You don't know VIA, you ere
doing. You will compromise yourself aud
me by your familiarity With that man"
+" Then you don't think j. proper for mo
10 receive 20 much attention from him?"
Certainly 20, such things are ruinous
10 a vomau's character"
Yet you have suffered me for three
months past TO receive as my CUES, 30
uan whose reputation has suffered FROM
such and greater Itnprudeuces. You have
even recommended her to me as model" |
Fer moment the husband looked dscon. |
ceried. Circumstances alter cases." said
be.
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POPULAR BANJO SONGS.
East India Hair Dye.

MNOLORS the hair and not the skin. This is
" the only genuine preparation, that will CO.
lor the hair without iujuring the skin. II will,
used according TO direction, coor the harshest red
or gray hair the most beautiful brown or black,
according TO the length of time which it is aPpli-
ed. Be careful and not pIrchaso other articles Of
the same name, unless you wish 10 throw away
your money. Full directions accompanying each
hottie. Sold wholesale BY Comstock and Co q
Cortland Street, New York, and retail by Brady
Oates, Charlotte.
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Lucy, when is thu, Internal Spaninrd
going back TO Riol am sick of seeing
his yellow face and black whiskers... He is
here forever, and you have always some
engagement with him which either keeps
you home or takes you out jus, when want
your company"
"Oh, Charles, you surely can't want
him gone : lie is SO agreeable aud SO full
Of anecdo,e."
" His anecdotes are all told ia Spanish
for your especial benefit when AN pres
ent. suppose he knows don't under
stand his sibberish."
Gle sl0gs SO pret'iIy to the guitar"
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THE LADY'S
MUSICAL LIBRARY.
Unexampled eheapness ,-oosr seventy pieces o.
Mssic for only IT 81 SO. IN

FHyHE Lady's Musical Library i, SO firmly es
H tsbiShed in the estimation Of discerning
PTple, Hl1 .o oslns.{ u v4su Geeae fits
case, thoroughly unnecessary. In issuing pros
pocius for the fourth r0lums Of this valuable work,
The publisher simply calls the attention OF Musi
cal Amateurs to the important fact, that all the
NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR MUSIC is
sspPAeosy this Magazine at rate never attempt.
ed by any otnt- publisher Of music. Music fur.
nshed IN the ordinary course for rag cents, or a
quarter Of dollar tuoa. il here offered at an av
eraCe Of little more than two cents-and this un-
p1ecs dented reduction afforded rithout any infe.
fiIfity in appearance or correctness. The Must
cal Library is edited By competent Professor,
Of established reputation and profound e1pe-
rieucc, while the mechanical department Is
executed in a styls that will bear comparison
with any MUSICAL. PUBLICATION in THE
WORLD. Like all undertakings designed for
.he benefit Of the many, the Musical Library has
met with strenuous opposition from the few, Such
work must ultimately take th1 place of every
other order Of music. When il is once thorough
ly understood by all parties that the same music
that now costs twenty five and fifty cents, can be
procured lortwo or three, there VIII be an end Of
monopoly. Consequently the great aim.of inter.
osied parties mas been to mtreEre.ent the char
ucter Of the Musical Library. Nevertheless, in
spite of characterization Of all orders and kinds,
il is steadily gaining ground, All that the pub
Usher desires in retutatiOn ofthc erroneous charges
made against the LIBRARY Is, that Ladies will
examine il, and Judge for es,-that before
purchasing music, they will look at the Library,
investigate il thoroug bly,, and let it stand upon its
own merits, satisfied that wherever impartial in.
yestigaton takes place, it viii be admitted, not on
" that it contains the CHEAPEST MUSIC EV-
Err PUBLISHED, but that 1t is admirably ar
ranged and adapted for sle use Of the great mass Of
amateur performers.
The LADY'S MUSICAL LIBRARY for ls4s
will DO issued in the same form and at the same
prices as the previous volumes Each year adds
to tho publishers resources, so that he can con-
fdenlly promise that the coming volume shall
even su.pass ils predecessors, Among tho nlu-
sic already published in the 1914 volume will
be found the following
POPULAR BANJO SONGS.
Dandy Jim of Caroline, Old Dan Tucker
B0gtmGn's Dance, Ny Otd hunt Salty,
Miss Lucy Neal The Old Grey Goose,
Going ober de Mountains, &c.
TERMS.
One copy one year, 81 50
-Four copies W
Ten copies 10 w
Twenty two copies for one year, 20 00
In par funds. Postage free. Addressed 10
f. FERRETT,
Publishers Hall, l0l Chestnut 50. Philadelphia
lgAny Postmaster sending Club,of $40, will
be entitled 10 the 644 Volume for himself; or,
sending Club of $50 will receive, either Arthur's
Ladies' Magozine for lS4I, or the Musical Library
for lSA5
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T. J; HoLToN,
Editor, PROPRIETOR - Publisher.
TERMS:

TEX MS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS !,
pad in adranse. THREE DOLLARS n no,
Pfid suhin three months. And THREE Dol.
lars AND FIFTY CENTS u not paid unt,l Of
f.r Tie expiration of Tie year. No paper diseon.
mud unf,9 all arIsaragss are paid, eacept at ne
option ofhs Editor.
~ Adreriiseneais inserted al One Dollar per
~YAqr'. 20 lines or fcss his sized type,) for The
"'st inserfi0n aud - cents for each continuance.
e ~, aarcftiseniehts and Sherif's Sales eharg
"a % par cent higher; and deduction Of AL
per cent. toia be made from he regular prc,s far
odreftisers by the year. Advertisement inserted
,.'nihfy or quarterly 81 per square for each lime
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AGENTS.
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her preciplancy; so she FASTENED TO write
Snoihsr, which should be sort of EXPLAIN.
lion and exoneraiion Of her husbands con.
duct. But sister Mary had much more
'hfe"doess and much less lriJlty of char
ucier than Lucy. She understood the
whole thing Ut glance, and with proper
dssistdnce she believed she could efIeclua!l,
feheve the young wilo's perpexlties. Ger.
tam It is, that after the interchange Of some
hall dozen letters between the sisters, Lucy
gre" calmer and seemed happier.
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Tcr.sls.
Tuition.
Mail Road Notice.

a Ii measurement goods BY tbs South Caroli-
I u "a Rail Road are reduced TO 10 cents per
cubic foot.
AR. MONTGOMERY. Agent.
p s. The Company continue TO receive and for.
ward all goods consigned to their care without de-
lay, and FREQ Of charge, which affords every fsci
ity to goods transported over this Road.
Columbia, March o.. lS45 GIN
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IN u NBER rs.
ESSAYS

On Domcsfic Industry or, an enquiry in.
10 me erpediency of establishing Cotton
Manufactures in South Carolina. By
William Gregg.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-17
Poetry.
SUNSET THOUGHTS.

How beautiful the setting sun
Reposes on the wave!
Like Virtue. life's drear warfare done,
Descending to The grave;
Yet smiling with a brow Of love,
Benignan,. pure and kind,
And blessings, ere she scars above,
The realms she leaves behind.
The cloudleis, edged with crimson light,
Veil Ger the blue serene.
While swift the regions Of The night
Are shadowing Ger the scene.
The sea COLL. wilh wailing moan,
q Up starting. turns to seek
It's lonely dwelling place, upon
The promon,ory's peak. G
The heaving sea. the distant hill,
The waning sky, the woods,
With melancholy musing fill
The swelling heart. that broods
Upon the lgh, Of other days,
Whose glories now are dull,
And on the visions Hope could raise,
Vacant, bu, beautiful.
Where are the bright Illusions vain,
1ha, fancy BODIED forth !
Sunk 10 the silent caves again,
Aurora of the NORTH;
Oh! who would live those visions DER,
All brilliant though they seem
Since Earth is bn, desert shore,
And Life a weary dream!
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-17

ling to his dog, and making signs Of
contempt at Don Bernardo Murphy,
who SUNK away in cab. He had
not been gone an hour when Police
man Y. 81 came into tie Office and
said, )" Please your worship, the Yam
kec annexed your worship's Canadian
walkingstick in the passage"
Mr.. Aberdeen stcrnly)-mind your
own business, fellow, Mr.. Polk is per-
iectly welcome to the stick.
Presently another mcmbe. of the
force, O'liegan by name, entered and
sworc the incorrigible Polk had stolen
his beaver hat.
Mr.. Aberdeen (good humordly)-
Well, well, dare say the hat WASN'T
worth twopcncc hall,penny; and it,
better TO lose it than TO squabble abou'
it at law.
O'Regan left the Court grumbling
and said 1t wasn't so in Temples time