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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

THNRUSr SALE-By virtue of a Jeel Of Trus.
made TO me. the subscriber. by William Chap
line. dated The sixth day Of February 1871, and
recorded in The clerks Office OF Ohin county. IN
book "a. page AIT. i shall. on The 26ih day OF
May next, at The door OF the court house in Vince
ling, proceed TO sell al public auction, TO The highes,
and best biddet, HE following described real estate
10 wit, four lois or parcels OF ground lying in South
Wheeling, on The Yves; side of Market street. cling
lets numbered l0l. l02. 100 aud l04; together with
the lenemenis and Improvements thereon: consisting
OF one dwelling house. and TWO large brick pork
houses. Selling as Trustee, l shalt only convey
such lille as is vested in no by said deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash, and the
balance IN Ihreo equal inslalmenis. payable in six.
twelve and eighteen months with interest from the
day OF salei The purchaser giving bond with good
security. Cup 24) JAMES PAUL., Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

MATCHMAKING. &c.-The subscriber will
~ continue the Coach Making business, hereto.
fore carried on by The above firm a, their old s,ond
MAN ST. between Quincy and Monroe sis. where he
VIII at all lines be prepared 10 execute oil orders in
hs line with neaiDess and despatch, on The mos,
accommodating terms. ISAAC HUTCHINSON.
sp Is, I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
MARQUIS OF FASHION.
e.. KAMMERE R

MER CHANT TAIL OR.
At the SION OF TIE MARQUIS OF FASHION.
n 1PPOSlTE The Virginia Hotel. and next door
~ South Of M'CLELLAN's BIG RED BOOT. 70.
s~Psc'fuiIy Informs his friends and The pu bile, tina,
No 70 constantly receiving stock Of superior Cloths,
Cashmere; Cassineirs; Jeans; Summer Cloths:
Csshnere',esi Linens; Drillings; Gambroons; Checks;
vESTiNGs-siik; Satin; Cashmere. Morso;u...
Valenciss; DC. Shirts; Collars; Stocks; and eyerv
variety Of Goods for G%enllcmen's wear Please
give him q call, aud you will find that he can supply
q less cost ihan any oiher establishment.
FAD MADE CLOTHING.
a very large assortment all kinds Ready Made
Siotn'ns on hand 10 suit every description of Gus
toners. Please call and you will not 60 away DIS
sr'"'"sa' may 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

GOLD

rms iuii JeweIied NJ Tobias Lever Wa cites;
ID do JOS Johnson do
Full Jewelled and plain Lever Watches of other
and every descriptions;
fuH Jeweiicd Anchor cscapem'i gold lever watches
DO Cylinder escapcraom gold watches;
Also, fine full iewelled and plain silver Lever;
Do do Cylinder silver witches;
Also. silver verge watches Of various kinds; together
with a'large and splendid assortment Of ladies' large
Iopoz. Garnet, CsmeIoo. Jet and other Set Pms very
mo. Some very thea. do. Also. every variety OF
. gentlemen's Breast Pins and Shirt Studs.
Ruby. Diamond. Emerald. Garnet, Topaz. Pearl,
'e'. and every variety Of SET and plain Rings; Garne,
"and other Stone Necklaces; Gold Fob ond Guar
Chains; Gold Pencils; Gold Thimbles; Gold, Silver
and Gil, Hair Pine. very fine; S liver Pencils. Ladies
Fem; silver Tea and Table Spoons; German Silver
and Bfliania do; Silver Batter Knives; German do:
Silver Salt Spoorsi Silver Sugar Tongs; Fine orna-
menied Silk Purses; Silver Pencils oil kinds.
tPREMIUM DIAMOND POINTED coin PENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
S25 ,0OO!-20 prizes Of 81 900 ore $4,000
CIAsa No o.

Class No "a.
10 be drawn at Wilmington. Delaware, May ~.
OF s25 OC0 is 25 600 OF sSO0O is 5000
oa 3O0O Is 5000 1900 $500
20 1000 is 10000 30 500 10 000
20 300 is 5000 100 $50 Ok mn
10 numbers. ID drawn ballots. Tickets ss.
halves q; quarters 2. Certificate of package OF
wholes Sll2i do halves Sc; do quarters %,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

ID ECEIvED This day. al The Wheeling Chear
H Hat and Cap Store. n handscm9 assortment
OF Black and Blue Naval Caps. together with BIZ
Silk Velvet Cars. Hats Of all kinds constantly on
hand cheap.
mar % SAMUEL, ID HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
LAMLA = WMEAT-
ATTORNEY Ar LAW.
IIMEILMH 4

Once 'n Main between Union & Minr,ssf,
RBiANO. FLUTE AND VIOLIN MUSIC
q Cafoassls' celcuiolcj Prcceptuf iOt ne Guinr.
hflc"s DO ppuu.
Blilni, Rhode md Krcitzcr Violin;
Distractions fr ihc Volucel'u.
A'sn. a fresh supply Of Small Pcccp'ors. IA,
.Flufc. Yulm, Clafinhcu. FlagcOIc Conner. u, On.
BnRlc. Trombone File, Sc. &c,
q new and complete Pfcccpt1r for lhc semi toned
Accordion. Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings. Corna
and 3 3woOd Scfcncs and Pins; 3 wv IIaiG Tunirr
Fofls' Pi1u" aHd Cnilar Music. Sc. &c. Ole splfn
dd Promo For'c ,"i supcuu qualify a1j tore. made
by Chifkerirg BO. 'ou, and viii bs soli !o,r.
Eay MLLLCR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
CHEAPEST GOODS OF SEASON
DRY GGODS.
WITH MEXICO-h snol dec,.

XATAR WITH MEXICO-II Is moi decl.
ded that Mexico will declare war. but il
has been decided. iht we are now finishing The
handso'mesta assortment Of While md Black Beaver,
NuiTia, Oiier. Black and Pearl Cassimcro Hats, ON
The pattern OF LEARY'S SPRING STYLE, ever
manu- laciured in this place. We are now prepared
10 supply our Customers with an article Of very
superior quality, at a low Price. Call Of our es
adjustment on Union ST. DARE & IIoGE.
may 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

Besides a vast number of smaller ones, 7s N
-i5 drawn hallois. Whole tickets SO. halves
5;qrs21 Certificate &c wholes 1892, do halye,
&C. quarters 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
100000!

i"Nc'S ~ dolls "a certificate Oi n rnckane nj d
whole ickeis will he sent for lao dulinr; shares in
proportion. All orders shall be promptly attended TO.
kOBr ARMSTRONG. Agent,
Fer G Gregory y Co. aud successor TO
Nj CLARKE, Wheeling. va.
The drawings will be regularly cent to purcha.
sets: by the Wheeling Argus L. save hostage.
JIG GREGORY & CO. Managers.
Wheeling. w.
Alexandria Lottery class SO. for 1915. 81 SO 65,
q Prize OF 1910 dollars. sold-aA-4A-A----.f
""ecnhe' may y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

4 $50. q .rii aeu"mobt of iuc elslci Paper
"a kcpt eotssuN. uu turrI. ed iva sslc low Nv
mey 6 I&I nchNERCCK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
ID PAINE 81 co Managers.

iSSoLUTION-The partnership hereto.
~ lore existing between The subscribers IN The
.cuachmaking business. under the firm of Hutchinson
x Cord, has cen This day dissolved by mutual
consent. All unsettled business will be attended
10 by Isaac Hutchinson. who is alone authorized 10
settle The same. ISAAC HUTCHINSON,
op IL JOHN CORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

FENRuST SALE-ln PURSUANCE of a deed of
IN Trust mlde 10 me, The subscriber by lamp
den Zane, dated tho l4ih day Of March 1914, and
recorded IN the Clerks onice oi Ohio county, i'm
DOCK No. 27. shall. on the 24ih day of
May next, al The door OF the Court House in
wheeling. proceed TO soil al public sale TO The
highest AMI best bidder, for ready money. The
following real estate in Wheeling. and The corporate
imlis thereof, 10 vii. all The one undivided half OF
ne ground In Wheeling. Tying south OF Uuon 81.
East OF Water street. wesi Of Main street. ana NoriL,
OF md adjoining The lower Town of Wheeling, ,oge.
'her with The ono undivided hail of the Houses and
Improvements ihereoni end also all his tsaid Hamp.
den Zane's) right, interest and estate in ana To lLe
tract OF land on which The town of Wheeling WINS
laid oil, aud which includes all The said irncloi
land. except that part thereof on which said town
of Wheeling was laid III. ard which was laid out
INTO lots by The late Noah Zane, and his Il tier The
late Ebenczer ZaEe. and excepting such parts thereof
ne The said i~lurnpdeu Zane, has by deeds recorded
in Ohio county. heretofore conveyed TO George
Mendel. F. Pollock. w w Shriver, Sophia III John
sion nnd NJ y Fogle. and excepting also The Mansion
house on which MIS- Mary l. Dorsey, now resides.
aS 2tis WIN III CHURCHILL, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

RTOR TIE LADlES-New style lawns and
N LaUnGInshlrn- British and American ChIntz.
x ch o tnnan Cloves and Mus. Lemon, Ombro and
o'her new style Rihbuns. Florence Brad Shell do.
Brilliant aud straw BonneIs, PaTHsols sud Pnrasoleires.
plain ard Chameleon Silks, Li-en, Linen Lawn an6
'cambric Pocket IIdkE, Chuppa. BomaIs. BnnJan,
and English Picket Hdke, Ladies' fancy Cnvets. de-
GImPs. plain aud fancy silk. Black and WIifc
cotton aud silk embroidered Laoics' lIrso OF supcrioi
cheap at Zap l2l M'NiURRAY'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

DETRIMENTAL O~RDERs-The officers oftbe
HD fh and I6is, Regiment Of Va. Mrida. are
hereby ordered To parade az fho Court House. NJ If
o'clock. 4. NJ, Tor dnli and inspection. on Wedncs
day, Thursday and Fuiay, tao 2lsi, 22I and 23l
day 81 May in iull uniform, On Weinc.J,y Inc
2l,t lao officers u TIC 1m regiment. will elrci ono
Najrr to supply The yocancy occasaoncd by he
removal Of aiajor Bennett, may 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

, icH CAMELEoN SHAWL Is Black Sa,ii
Ee striped Jo. Back w ts,ed. Silk do. Esbroi,Is
rrei M'uslin de ipin do with every dee cdrtion of
DtC.s ildkfs npS SENSENEY 4 RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
WATER STREET.

-- VA.
>HE undersigned RE- especially iufLrm the pub
-. Ic. ,ha' They have leased the above house
Ssf . term OF years have had IL entirely RI. nxI.l.J
mud very much improved in The arrangement, -, j..
roo~s and ~porches; have had il newly md hat
somely painted. carpeied and parered ,bro,,hou,
ind newly furnished. in q style UNSURPASSED by 49,.
hhosel IN The West. Every article IS eu,,relv noy.
~ the whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
they offer the accommodations Of The Inns. IN
sno pooIc. July determined, that oil sassts shall
""a ~ 'hcif house, entertainment ,ha, will no, fail
10 sfford % iisfaciion. ""
'he superior arrongemtn nj Of the IIousb nhd
as"'e. ana the location Of The house in front of the
Sesmoosi landing. they indulge the hone. tina,
"ey VIII receive a liberal share of puLlic patronage
mays MITCHELL & CALDWELL.
ARDNER'S LECTURES Subscriber. names
- lof DIR Lardner's Lectures. now publishing in
New York, received at the Bookstore OF Has.
well. They will be delivered to subscribers free
Of postage, at the New York price. may 2
ME 4h Regiment Of Va. Militia, are b.rebv
- ordered 10 pornde on the Common in rear II
Dr. John EoTs residence, on Saturday, IN, oa,h
.dsy OF May at III o'clock. A M. in iulI summ.,
uniform. for inspection and Dr. u.
BY osdes Of COL d + KELLY.
nay SOLEMN, Adju,anL
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
-T. JOHNSTON d son,
AVE received their stock 81 Spring mad Sum.
- mer Goods. nhd respectfully max OF their
customers aud The public. to call and see them.
feehns confdeni ihoi they can present as CHEAP
nnkGAiNS. as any firm in The city.
Csi' Anu see them; you will find Them ffes md
2. e.ceedinsly low prices. 2mw mov 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
$3O,ooo!

"'""4 COM hdattd Lotfery u UeIat0dre 4 GcOrgia.
Class No. ~.
ID. PAINE 4 co. Managers.
To be drawn ut Wilmington. Delaware, ON Saturday
MAY l7th. 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

b. ONE VERY PRETTY Misses Gimp Bpnneis.
~ Just reed az (may y MARSIES',
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

- CYTHES -NewIo Darling nnI Waldsons
- Grain and Grass Scythcs. reed and for sale low
by Zap 25) OFT 81 GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

FNOY BOOKS TOY BOOKS The gfealesl
variety Of Childrcns' Toy Books ever brought
20 This city. Just received by WIN } ROBB.
msy s Conner Moin aud Union rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
go Pcixes Of IS OOO ~. ann nm

go Poizes OF SIS 900 are 100000.
Grand consolidated Lottery OF Delaware 40 Ceo,c;o
d. PAINE & GO Managers.
Glass No. 43.
TO be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. on Saturday
May 9Th. 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

Whole Tickets $50; halves 10; qrs 5. Coriioai
OF % wholes $3.50; halves l25; quarters ga.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

DOKTRAIT PAINTINe-Ronrpr
u HARDWOOD, late Of Pittsburgh. bayiny ,oLon
the room over tho store Of J Bishop. on Main sr,ec,.
for a few weeks only. rospectiully ofcfs his services
TO the citizens Of Wheeling. in The limo Of his nro.
'Vssloh' Su may =
ENZINDoW BLINDS-This day received. n
splendid oss,rimont Of Green Glazed Popcr
Also n new article Of goods manufactured purposely
iof Window Curlains. Also. fresh supply of Dor.
denng. Call and sec lhtm AT tho bookstore of
may JOHN J HASWELJ, Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

HOID, SdveL Steel snd Gill Watch Claims.
SU For sale Ivy Zap l9) 40 FAIECnILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
DIR.
HOMEOPATHIC puySIcIAN

3 lliE GOODS-Pan Jtohrm aud Cam.
. v hric Mus'ins. fig'd aud striped do. Plain f,,e
swiss Muslin. Lrce Striped. new sly L.. do. irisa
l. mems. unusually low.
"pS S~ENSENEY e. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

% BRLS OF SPrS TURpENTfNE in good
9DsP order received and fr suls lo,v by
ap29 PRYOR ~ PAUL..
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-11
ABoLIrIoNlsM VS.. TEXAS.

Now that the political excitement consequent
upon the Presidential canvass has subsidized, and
the union of Texas with the other States of this
Confederacy has been accomplished, it behooves
every Southerner in particular, and every liberal
minded lover Of his country throughout the
length and breadth of our land, to consider
we'll his future course in regard to this important
matter. Will the fanatics of the North still urge
as they have urged, strenuous opposition to all
connexion and intercourse with this new sister
State? Will there be found those in the COM
monwealh Of Massachusetts, who will still in
sist, that if our country be involved in war, on
account of Annexation, they will not aid nor as
sist in carrying on the same2 Let them consid
or, before they pledge themselves to prove trai-
tors to their country, what the Union, whose con-
tnuance they would menace, could their recon-
mendations be carried out successfully, is and has
been worth to them? Without the South and
her rich staples what would become of the mpor-
tant manufacturing and commercial interests OF
Massachusetts, We ask the question, not be-
cause would wish to see the value of our gIo-
rious Union counted as dollars and cents, nor be-
cause we think any portion of the country should
forget the mutual, noble, high minded, generous,
and patriotic sacrifices made by our ancestors both
for the establishment of this as an independent
nation, and afterwards the not less important con
cessons which they made to each other, in order
to secure effectually the fruits of that struggle so
arduously waged and gloriotsly terminated But
if enthusiastic recolections OF the past. and tri
umphant qualification for our present position
among the nations Of the earth, both of which are
the results Of union. be not sufficient IN deter
those fanatics Ohe great body Of the people we
believe to be right on the subect) from the suici
dal and neacherous course they have adopted. we
ask that a regard to their own peculiar interests
may.
But to all classes and parties at the South We
would earnestly address the inquiry: viii you
now, whatever your course heretofore has been,
whether for oragainstannexaion, will you now urge
one word farther in opposition to that sister Of our
great family2 Will you not rather cordially re-
ceive her, and by unity of counsels, and a con
cert of action, present bold and formidable front
against those, both at home and abroad, who have
been aiming at the total subversion Of our domes-
tic institutions and the entire destruction Of our
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-11
From the Mississippi Free Trader.

IL Is but two evident, that many of the mpor-
tant, and even vital interests, of the valley of
the mississippi, are in the hands Of industrious
schemers, IN the service of government Washing
ton, who spread out the great map of the conn
Try IN Their closets, and without reference TO the
heght oil mountains, or the size of rivers project
plans OF defence and improvement which appeay
10 practicai men, we'll acquainted with the topo-
graphy oil the country, to be not only quite i'm
practicable, but manifes,ly absurd fhave hereto
lore mentioned some of these visionary schemes.
such as the Light House at Natchez, which M
one IN the west ever considered of the slinhtest
use the quasi fortified camp at Baton ROUGE.
which, If discomfort and unhealthfulness had been
the object is well arranged for that purpose, but
Tor none other whatever; the Naval Depot at
Memphis, which is carefully placed just where it
cannot command a convenient egress to the sea.
ana yet so Tar down the river as to place il he
yond The advantages of cheap materials. cbean
iaoor and healthy climate, which are the prnci
pal motives for selecting an inland position.
inese are some OF the things already done
others are proposed, more absurd still. One is.
to prepare for defending the Lakes, by TAKING
armed vessels from the Gulf, and the Memphis
Depot up The rivers, and through a shin canal
,n'o Lake Michigan, in spite of the obstacles from
low water Tor nine months in the year. and with
OUT reference to the fact, that the Gulf fleet. if
we ever have one, will he as much needed in the
Cult as 1t can be in the Lakes.
Another scheme is, to build ships of war ~
Plttsburg, for the defence of the Lakes. which
are to be taken to their places of destination On
camets, and on wHEELs!!
Now the good people of the West do not wan,
'he ProIered assistance of these visionary tbeo-
rIsts. They want the suggestions of practical.
common sense men,-men who will point ont The
best means of facilitating the NAVIGATION of onr
rivers, particularly in low water. They want
pans TOT removing snags, for deepening the water
on sandbars for cutting off the great curves in the
MISSISSIPPI, and for removing Instructions at its
mouth they want practical plans for fortifvioo
the Gulf coast, and naval stations in tho Bays
ana Islands. Give them these facilities and their
defence IN war is an easy matter. With feet
OF war vessels IN convenient and accessible sta.
tons; with Thousand steamers. which NAV =,
once be converted into vessels of war with =
Tree and open river channel; with rs 600 bo,,'
men and 3OO.OOO landsmen to be conveyed in
hVe days time to any point that may be assailed
and with munitions of war; thew will aoree n Dc
tend their own habiatons against all the powey.
Of the earth. powers
30, also of the Lakes Let their pavio.,;o.,
and harbors be improved cover them win s,o,,u
eTs; establish and fortfy naval stations and Sn;IJ
few war vessels. They too have their men
What more do they need2
RIVER pALrr
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THAT ARMED CHAIR

we were most agreeabIy surprised, to find in
our sanctum yesterday morning, well cushion
ed, comfortable armed chair, just fitted for an
editor, which seemed to invite us to occupy it
which we incontinently did, finding it fitted in
all particulars, we then examined it more critical
Iy, and deciding that it was " love of chair, -
we again deposited ourselves in its embrace, and
the first letter we opened, informed US that we
owed it to our friend FoGG, of the Fountain Inn.
Baltimore, whose good cheer, and comfortable
quarters we have frequently enjoyed 1t is a
DNe,c Era in our affairs, and luxury we have
never before experienced, to write editorial in a
cushioned armed chair. Only think of it. We
shall be the death of that Courier man yet-the
Jury will bring in, :" died of envy"-f he is not
strongly piled with White Sulphur Water-we
make over all our title to that palateable drink to
him, now we have got our chair
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-11

great and paramount interes,s2 Will YOU, allow
our own discussions to give COURAGE and counter
ance TO those who, in their blind zeal, would car
~ out system Of measures that would, in its
consequences utterly destroy the peace and secu-
rity both OF that class whose condition they affect
to commsserae and what is of intellectually greater
Importance, though apparently lost sight OF in their
dark sympathes, the lives and the honor Of our
nearest and dearest friends, and the independence
and even the existence of our nation2 Will YOU
can you suffer par,zanism to lead you into the
ranks OF our worst enemies VIII you BY en-
couraging and keeping alive sectional prejudices
against any portion of our country, aid that nation
whose deepest counsels and most persevering eff
forts have been and still are, aud will continue
to be, directed TO destruction who, if it
were in her power, would blot out our very name
among the nations, who would make our country
wild desolation, and thus relieve herself from
that commercial competition with which she finds
it hardly possible To sustain herself. under the
enormous burden which her own dic,atoria and
lordly spirit of domination. involving her in Sc
res of wars in which she had no right, by the
Laws of God or Nations. TO engage. has fixed as
incubus upon her in the form of an immense
national deht2 Or regarding the dictates of nat
rotism. rather than those of prejudice. will you
unite with us to frown upon every effort from
whatever quarter to paralyse our energies, dis
tract our efforts, TO divide, and ultimately, to con
quer and despoil country2 Let all answer
as an American heart must dictate, and with faith
fulness act accordingly.
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A WISE MANS WCpDS

G. ono1lo De treasured up as gold-yea. as nucb
~; me goIo. Hearken diligently, then, Oh, We fool
papers seldom speak "'"'-
10 YOU WANT TO Buy CHEAP ?-Tben m,
chase of those who advertise "It Is s,y.
contemporary can established axiom in bne;noes
aHalrs, that the increased custom attracted bv .J
verIsng enables the dealer resortine to this n,ac
ucc, to vend his wares cheaper terms tbsn !, :;
possible tor those who do not advertise their Goods
ne limited sales of the merchant who attemo,s
70 90 business without notifying the public what
I'VE mas 10 sell or where he is 10 be found, forces
penses" " P"J 'i' eA-
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THEATRICAIS

We attended the Theatre last evening" and
witnessed the performance of the Hunchback, by
the whole force of the Company. with much
pleasure. We were gratifed to observe the
amount OF real talent that the interchangeable mana
ger has called around him. The corps now per.
forming at the Avon, would compare favorahy
with any other Company in the Union. Mrs
Lewis is fine actress, of excellent judgment,
and pleasing countenance. We did not see Mrs
Forrest, and of course cannot speak of her, al
though we hear she is excellent The excellent.
lively Mrs Potter played the part Of Helen. La
Petite Bertha dances with grace. Go 10 the
Theatre and see Knowles play of the Love
Chase.