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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10

- HAVING SOAr-A full supply Of Shaving
- Soap VI all kinds and qualities. ju.I reed by
sep2 d Il HORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
W MITCHELL, C,mmsssi,psr
PAgLL. 50 ass II
EmANckaY sAl.E .pn,,n,b, i . :,

rHANCkR1 SALE --Punusn, tn o escteS
~ made hy The Circuit Superior Court VI Law
anu Chnnrcryyn Chio c"nniy. 81 the spring issm
Hall. compliments, ai.d Nask Dssklsss end oiksos
defendants. will. on "wednesday The l.i dsy ef
October, t6f5. sell nt public sueribn. a the font
door OF The Court House Of Ohio rotin'y. tifkihia.
The following real esfsie.viz-Lm NJ 9S2 situate ID
EO' Wheeling near Wheeling Gre, X; s,o ir.c, of
land situate ON Sh9SIcreek N Ohio county, eosvei
cd to said Dorg.as$hv william Bhkey ahd o,hsss:
by deed dated March ooh. 1885, esliinaisa d. euts
tam two hundred and thirty sis aud half scsss
m re or lees. aud nov ia The occupancy VI Mark
Douglass
1ERMS-Five per cent Of The rsrehsse Nhoney
!" he paid i" hand. and the residue III bne. ,&o and
three years; The purchaser giving bond with gaod
security, bca:,ns interest irotu the day &c sale.
sepl 2 JACOB. Trustee & Commissioned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
3 OF 0IOOOO-3 OF a5OOO-

..Pokom"ke River Lottery. Gloss No 1874.
To be dawn al Wilmington. Monday. SepIr as
l Of Sl0000 III 10000 OF 10000 3oi 5000
7o Nos. Ia ballots. Tickets dolls. Certificate
Of 20 wholes ll6 dollars Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
SADDLE, Birdie, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANDATORY.
NO. 100,

Main Street, WHEELING, VA.
Ut ME- Subscriber tenders his sincere thanks 10
j h's friends and the public generally for their
k,nd patronage since he commenced business in
The above named stand; ond would hereby inform
them he still continues to keep on hand and manu-.
faciu'e 10 order, SADDLES OF different kinds and
qualities. among which, is King. improved PArYNr
SPRING SEAT. an article which only needs a
uial 10 he found tho hest now in nse every variety
Of BRIDLES & hIARrING tLES; also fine BucoY Y,
CARRIAGE. and COMMON HARNESS, HARD
LEATHER. IMITATION & COMMON TRUNKS
VALISES. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS. Col,
LARS nnd NAMES. BUGGY. RIDING MD
WAGON WHIPS and LASiIES. FLY NETS, &c
DC. all Of the above mentioned articles ore well
made and warranted good.
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable terms
All orders for work promptly attended to.
jun 10 3md&w Wal MING NICoLL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Having associated with myself BENJAMIN NJ
CARR. Of Philadel phis, the above business " ~
hereafter be conducted in The nnme of NiCOLL &
CARR VIM MING NICOLL.
jy 10 jy9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10

ALEAANDRlA hO1y EKNs
Class 81 for l6i5. TO be drawn at Alexsndrin D c.
Sc pi l3. lSi5. 10 numbers. l3 drawn baily,s.
GRAND SCHEME:
I PRIZE OF o40,OOOi
| Of $4,000 ~ Of 1000 % oi 500 60 of400
Tickets $40 certificate of package OF 81
whole tickets $50 dollars. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
sss2'ssD~

GTMR. EATON STONE, whose per.
iornances as TIE PRAIRIE INDIAN, and Ron.x
"LAn'AroEhve won for him the admiration
OF all who sttend the Circus, takes his benefit
ON Thursday night. He will have a fnl, hona:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10

ElETTER THAN WATER. MELONS NEW
P BOOKS ihis day received nv JOHN : HAS.
WELL Union street Downings Ffurs Odd Ffuit
Trees oi America; Thiers Coppisls and Ingtr,
81 L-rnef's Lscinfss No 2; tb,oy of G. oits
Reading M 10. hciue he Cfuck e Cs.,ld by Ton-
per, The Water euro iy Dr. Joel Shtw, new edi.
ton. scp2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Clns. SO, nr 645. 10 be drawn at Balimore. Sept
"a. lS45. 70 numbers. Is drawn no liois
l OF $4,000 of 5000 Of 5000 of2lS9
10 prizes Of 1U00 40 prizes Of $50
Tickets S dolls. "A cerihrais Of package III &c
~hoIes will be sen, for SOS. Shares in ptopor,ion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
CHESNUTS SERENADERS.

by Messrs Chtsnui. Kelley. Disney. III Blake. ard
III Buckley. who will GO through their Songs
Dances. &c. every evening
Mr. Young. tho COME Methodist will also appeal
During his stay, Mr. Slickncy will introduce his
celebrated and highly Trained horse CINClNNA.
TuS. Who is allowed To bc. by those no have
witnessed his performances, 10 excel oil others in
sagnciiy ond action.
The Great MONKEY. Mons SABrx,s
will appear on his MILK WHITE PONEY
For full particulars Vi The performances see small
bills on each day.
Admission; Boxes so cents. Children half price.
PHI rs cents without regard 10 age.
Itis nm established rule with the Proprietor tibet
no lady will he admitted unaccompanied by q gen.
lnmnn
eWA strong police will be engaged To preserve
street order and decorum.
Doors open at o'clock. performance To COM
mence a, sep3
~ The celebrated New Orleans Bras, Band
accompanies The circus and will enlivrn The en-
'eriainmeni by The performance Of many iavoriie
verses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
NEW GOODp.

456 PACKAGES CHINA a. QUEENSWARE
n UST RECEIVED and now opening, o fresh
- supply OF NEW GOODS. suitable for City and
Country Trade, consisting in part of. viz:
- HHDS FLOWING BLUE CHINA Din.
u - ner. leo and Toilette Set;
IlHDS new Fancy Toilette Sets very large
aud complete;
IN CASKS Rich English China Tea Set. COT
IL " fees. Pitchers. Mugs. Baskets. &c &c;
II = CASES RICH FRENCH CHINA COM
- & pris,ng a superb assortment of Tea Sets,
Cchee and Chocolate Cups and Saucers, square
Cologne Bottles. Gard Baskets. Fruit Baskets. Mugs.
Vases. Pichers. richly decorated and EN- bossed Fruit
Siands, sc &c.
n ds HiiDs white, raised. figured. cnameiled.
y " lusire Gig d gold band Tea Sells Pilchors,&c
SO hhds white stone China Dinner. Tea and
Toilette Seis; Teas, Bowls. Jugs. Plates Dishes
Bakers. Cover Dishes. &c &c;
81 hhds raised fgd stone China Dinner. Tea and
Toilette Sells Teas. Bowls. Jugs, Plates. Dishes. &c.
80 hhds new style fancy decorated Stone China
Tea Sets; Teas. Bowls, Jugs. Plates. Dishes. &c.
% Crates fine Enaroelled Ware, consisting OF
Tea Sets. Teas. Bowls. Jugs, Plates, Dishes. &c.
ALSO: 2G6 Crates fresh msdo Liverpool and
Queensware. comprising a full ard general assert.
meni Of printed. all colors edged. colored c e and
painted. oi latest style. shapes. &c.
ALSO. An extensive stock Of Cut, Plain and
Pressed Finied GLASS WARE. consisting Of The usual
assortment in our line.
All Of which will he sold as cheap as sny house
in this or any Other city in The Union Tor cash. OF
ON the usual credit ~ puacIuol buyers.
Packing particularly attended 10.
L. M KERR & co.
MI. Mt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
SALE OF STEAM BoAr--R,

NRUSrEES SALE OF STEAM BOAT--By
Il virtue Of deed OF Trust, irum Tho owners 10
me. bearing dale the IT. day Of September 1915.
shall. on Tue,dsy. The 24iif nsi. the public land
sne IN The city Of Wheeling, nj 10 o'clock A NJ sell
TO the h;ghtsl ond hest bidder. public auction for
ready money. the Stern Boat MINSTREL now
!, ing in tho fou Of Wheeling vx,ih her machinsry,
furniture and equipment.
Persons iesirons Of purchasing can examine The
beat and for any further Information nre referred 10
James 5 Wheat. Attorney al Law. Wheeling. Va.
or can coll on Inc subscriber.
JAMES r BAKER, Trustee.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF B MIN
" STREL--The deed Of Trust above mention.
ed being made for The benefit OF Creditors all per-
sons having claims against The neTs Of said seam
boat, ore requested TO file Them on or before the
day Of sale. properly authenticated. either with the
subscriber or james S Wheat.
JAMES II BAKER. Trustee.
Spirit Of The Age. Pittsburgh. Pa; Cincinnati Ga.
zeiie Cincinnati. OHIO; Louisville J,urnal LOUIS.
vile. Ky; please give The above three Insertions
each. and charge This Office. Mark the price.
sep3 Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
>. =; STICkNET, Sole Proprietor.
NJ. BUCKLEY, Equestrian Director

M: BUCKLEY, Equestrian Director.
ME MANAGER VI this unr,vailcd ss,ab-
Il iishmeni alter an unparalleled season OF sue.
cess in The cities Of New Orleans S, Louis, Louis
viHe and CinciEna,i. are now performing To over
flowing houses nj Pittsburgh. will open in Vince.
ling, al Jno M'Coriney's Yard corner Of Main and
Qn,ncy streets. on NJ ndsy evening. Septic m her 8.
ie45. for few nights only. aud tho Manager a.
sores The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wheeling. ,ha,
me performances will he in o style which canno,
'ail 10 please The must fasidious In anbounc, no
the following well known and established perlor-
mers. the Propre'or feels perfectly conHdent iha,
he Will graiiiy oil who WI honor him with their
presence
Mr. M Buckley and his talented children, Mas
tiers ii and f. Buckley. and Miss Laura Buck lev.
The Rrncefnl Equestrian and Dancer.
hiss X saline Siickney and Miss Sarnb SIickney,
whose unequn He'd periormi cannot he elcelled
IN The Equestrian Ari for their age and ease.
, The inimiiabe clown FERD CARSON. ia too
well know To need any comme nis Tor he is Justly
entitled To The name Of the Comic SON of Menus
Mr. Eaton Siono, the great bare.back rider " hose
performances have ranked him OF The top Of his
profession.
Mr. w Smith. the Dramatic Equestrian, and his
pupil Master Mallory
The celebrated Hungarian Brothers will give
their living pictures.
The inim, HE Eibiopan Ram, Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10

ID; BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
HHeading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
N Ssisnda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
view orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
LOT new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
$4,000.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 36 mr 1875. To be drawn st Alexandra D c,
Sept 20. 1915. Is Numbers. - drawn ballots
ri 10000 OF 10000 OF 5000 Of 5000
1000 rs 1000 25 500
Tickets 10 dolls. Certificate of package 25
~holes l45 dollars. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10
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$50, 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 222 tr 1915. To be dawn BALTIMORE, Sc q,
IL, lS45. IS Numbers. - drawn ballots
l oi $4,000 Of 10000 a 1000 I NJ 5000
so prizes Of 1000 so Prizes Of 900
Tickets 8 dolls. shares In proportion. A cer'if-
cato Of package 81 25 wholes will he sent for slOO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10

32396 prizcs-amonnting, to sl.ls8l97
~ Number Lnt,rry-l3 Drnwn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $50; halves 10; qrs S; e,gh,hs 9 SO
certificate Vi o package &c whole iickeis Ss60
Do do 26 hnlf do l30
Do do &c quarters do IS
Do do % eighth do 81 so
Orders for Tickets and Shares ard certificates Of
Packages in the above Magnificent Scheme will
receive prompt attention. and on srcaunt Of the
Drawing will be sent Immediately sfter il 10 over
10 all who order from ms. Address.
G GREGORY & co. Manogers.
aug 10 5w RICHMOND, Va.
ITO THOSE WHO WANT SOMETHING
II NICE.-Just received
j Frail of Dates, 10 boxes Rsisins. 70 do half 10
do Or boxes; half barrel Zsnie Currsni.; case Gu
ger Preserves; S Jars Prnne,;2 hoIes Lennon; /
belle Of soft shelled Almonds; 5000 La India Regain;
$4,000 dc 10 Cruz Puncipe; 3 doz Lemon Syrup;
together with q general assortment of Grcceri,s
sepS JNO X BOrSFORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10

All orders shall he promptly attended 10
ROBT ARMSTRONG, Agent,
For q Gregory h Co
The drawings viii he regularly sent TO purchs
sers. by tho wheeling Argus" to save postage.
sep |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10

vOLNEY B. PALMER, is our authorized
agent Tor receiving Subscriptions and Adver.
,isements Tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His Offices are - e We
PHiLADELPHIA.-N. w. corner Thir,
and Chestnut streets. '''
lite City Hall. s'' 'pp'S'
BALTiM0RB.-S. E. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets. -'''
BOSTON.-No. 10 State street.
Messrs. MASON & FUTILE, No. 1913 Mas.
sau Street, are cur authorized AGENTS in Ns,v
York City,. They will receive Subscrint;on,
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10

H\RUS'r SALE-By viriue Of q deed IL iruss
IL from Robert Baldwin 10 the .nb.cribsr, beer.
ihg date The 29ih day Of October 184i. aud fecor,
ded IN the CIcrks office OF the county cvfi of ohm
county shall, on Monday the 18Th day % Sers
emler 1915 a, The front door oi the cour, ho.sc Of
Ohio county. a,2 o'clock VI. sell al The tub,vs
auction 10 the highest bidder, the nioMihs lvts and
parcels OF ground IN The city of Wheeling. that 10
o say: The west half of lot No ITS. adjoining lot
20; also. two thirds ofl.' M ii adjoining lot No
IL; the portion Of said lot M IL conveyed 10 the
subscriber, beng Ire western part thereof; aI, tho
west half OF Lots Nos lc and 9. immediately id.
joining sa'd lot No L. IN Updegrns addiIion; also.
10, No IL, irsn'ine on Fourth street 49A feet. snA
ndjonng 10, Nos 10 and IL.
Selling as Trustee. shal convey TO The purehi.
ser only such h,le as is vested in me Ivy said deed
Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
aug Is In EDAY,D Ill EITZuIfCII 1,..,.f<z
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass PIC fr ls45. to he dawn Of Baltimore. Sep,
10 ls45. 70 numbers. Is drawn ballots.
l of $4,000 of 5000 4 af 5000 of 2l69
10 Prizes oi 1000
Tickets S dolls A certificate OF a package of &c
tickets will he sen, for Sos Shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-10

THRUST sAbE.-By virtue Of deed Of
II trust executed i'y Augustus Fisher ior the he,
nef Of certain creditors therein named. hearing
date the 9Th dSy OF June, 1915. and dsly recorded
Will rfiet ioI sale NJ the Auction Rom Of Hall &
Wickham. in the City OF Wheeling, on FfidOY even.
ing. The 18Th ofihe present month small eoesilJn
Oi Law ard Miscellaneous Bnks. TsIms Cash.
sepo-ts ALEX. r LAtDLEY. Truslsr.
- EW GOODS just received ~ the CITY Cssli
lN Store, some very beautiful Silks nod Cab
merts. with n general assortment of Fall snd Win.
ie Guuds. Call aud Examine hcn.
sep9 g BOON.
Id ICES DEBATE "A debate uu The doctrine
IN, Of Universnl Sdvaiio,b held IN Cincinnati
hoiwrsn Rev T. NJ Pingree, oi Louisville Ky. and
Rev N l. Rice of Cincinnati. Also, RIces Lee
i1fes on slavery. for sale by
JOHN J HAswELL, Union ~.
sere Wfss.,ug
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
WESTERN ELOQUENCE.
THOMAS CORWIN.

The Rev. Joseph +. Tu,tIe, Of Marietta,
has contributed 4 powerfully written art-
Gle to the October number Of the biblical
Repository and Classical Review" on the
subject OF the "West and Western Eo-
quence," from which we extract the fol-
lowing notice Of the Oratory Of Ohio'S ia
vcrite son. Senator Corwin.
The heterogeneous character Of western
audiences opposes noordnary taricr to The
highest success in eoquenCP, and rrsnIls in
two malked charac :Prislirsi excessive cau-
ton in almdi"g to any thing calculated to
excite prejudice in mixed multitude, and
the usp Of appeals ion dcd on principles so
broad and i1c0ntroveClible as to Ue univCr-
sally admitted.
Whether these are favorable m the growth
Of ploournce, let others decide; and yet
facts stand out prominent. showing that
vast masses Of men at the west, have been
moved ty such means, as when tempest
rushps over the ralm ocean. stirring its low
est depths, and marshaIlng the world Of
waters into rontending waves. An ms
lanrp Of this kind occurred at the great poA
IitiraI meeting held at Dayton, Ohio, in the
fall of 1919. in honor Of Henry Clay. There
was tremendous enthusiasm hen This dis
tinguishpd statesman addressed tn" multis
tudps, variously estimated from 10000 to
100000; hut il arose not en much { ON the
actual power he then pxeupd as from the
rpmembrarrr or az eventh life. crowded
with splendid achievements. which now
gathered their IanrPls about his head. Of
course the town was crowded fnI, and in
surh crowd but little rest could he obtain
ed during thr night succeeding the meet
ing. The Iotignes Of the previous day and
night wonld not predspOse men 10 be mo.
we'd by eloquencp. There was one man,
however, conscious Of power tn rontrol
men under any circumstances. He NOUN
ted the platform, and at the sound Of his
trumpet-toned voice, the multitude gather
ed IN dense masses around him. America
on the highway to ruin from the conscience.
less measures Of demngogues, was Il fine
theme for popular effect, and hr manifest
ed tremendous power. The intigues Of
the barbecue werp Forgotten. and all yield-
ed themselves 10 the potent incantation.-
Atone moment, the tears coursPd down
sunbutnt cheeks, and ere they had dried,
would he succeeded by convulsions oIlaugh-
ter. Then that "sea Of upturned faces"
wnnl3 olnw Uith wrath ms corruDtint
fraud, and demapognism were revealed to
them for their unqualified adherence. Then
this passed away tn he surceeded ~ the
glow of high-soulcd patriotism. The tran.
stions were rapid aud 6tful as the changes
Of ssPring.dap and 'hs multitude gave eVi.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

TIE Pefor! Surgical AT late exan'-
nation OF the college of surgeons a candi.
date vas asked by Abernethy, wha: he
would do if man were blown up by gun.
powder!
"Why," rroIy answered the tyre. "waits
till he come down again.
"Then,' slid AberneIhy, "and suppose
kicked you 10 such an mn ertinent reply,
what muscles should | put in mo!ion!"
"Why," replied the yonng man, "lh.
fexora and fxlensors OF my srIu. fIr !
should Goor you directly"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

The Native Americans Of Eelkshhs
county, Massachusetts, lately nominated
ths Ion. AsAHEL FooTE. OF Wil}ams,owr,
as one Of their candidates for the Sens,p.
Ths nomination wasrrspectfully declined;
ard subsequently Mr.. FoorE addressed q
letter TO the pitlsfeId Esglp, in which 10
lskas stand in favor of Wing principles,
"C9lld | for single moment entertain
he ec1virt.o1 that Native Anericanism
vos - ha agent. under Ptovdeucr. of
aJert ,qsi's kp ihpse, would fail rot to
sc'f nf that mo Esr, Of couvrtjou
y: - .,s-. - ! i- . '-~' d, '..sy ~ en-.
Traces. Lpt HAT nome ot CONVICTION
has not yet arrived; and | think hat Id r..
cover s,ac'es which wi,l postpoie It 10
a day too distlnlfr my purposes. / rrsi
lhnrafore ttl adhere 10 my old rP'a.Cle,
and re-t satisfied with Uhig pri' pies,
Whjv mensrrrs, and Wig mcH, With he
Vbig arfy an, in o 9 est mtasnre, .ni,S.
fed. I believe it 10 pmbo|y more tell.
gencp. ocrp correct prircipIpa. n ere lor.
est patriotism. more EerHinp phl,dnmcpg,
ard nore real Chrirlianuy han arv o.h'f
political orgauiz4ton under the heayens."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

QqaEcr's Reproaf-Some time since, =
sailor on one Of our wharves, was swpar-
ing most bojsterousIy when one OF The So'
cety OF Friends passing ty sceosIed him
very pleasantly, and said;
"Swear away, friend, swear away. I'll
thee gets a / OF that bad stuff ont Of thee,
for thee can never go TO heaven with that
stuff in thy heart"
The sailor, with & look Of usioHishment
arl SHINE, bowed 10 the honest Qaaker'
and letaed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

TA7RrcR's CoLT.- A gentleman who fa-
70 US with some r"nlinj.cences respecting
lie early settlement Of this plaCe-iormpI.
" old Derry 6ed--relates the following a..
ecdole. when my grandiater resided at
Gof1Stown aud Derryfald, then settled ~
the Irish, he hired Wild SOFT of an Irish.
man to wolk on his ia m. One day, soon
after his Arrival, he told him 10 take a bi'
die and 20 out in he 6eld and catch the
colt. "Don'l cone home without him"
said the old ge den,an. Pturk started
and was gone hone line. nut at last ,eturH'
ed minus the trid t; wid his face and Aan"s
badly scratched as though he had received
lough treauuent.
SWAY, Patrick what's Ihp n7Iter-whai
in the name Of wonder a is YOU"
AN faith isn't it me, yer honor ih9t
nevvr'tl ca .ch tie ould black col agalN!-
Tad luck to him! An didn't ne al tn'
scratch nv eyes on, 0 me head' A. ,S',.'
as tn he as me shou,'s me oW Wni ,.,,, '
cir II ND th,ce afher The couI'!
"Crimb ~ tree after him! NoAsense'
, Where is the beast
"An,i,s tied to the three, he i'' 10 10
shure, yer honor"
We all followed Patrick 10 the SPOT 10 F't
, solution Of the difficulty, and on rearf"
ing the field we found, to our no small q"
mTsement, that he had heen chasing
young Blark bear, which he had succeeded
in catching after great deal Of rough usass
on both SIDES. and actually tied it whit
bridlp 10 an old tree. Bruin was kept 'ora
lore while. and was ever after k'own 90
nPsirisk's sol,. ~ Nanehesisr ar'sr'sSA
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

this splendid pernration, and he had toke1
his seat, that the mu'iaude rrmrn'fr"d
what was due TO their idol, ard rent tie mir
with their long, vociieralcd acc'smatiou3.
Pelha,. all the faults AID cXrelIrncies
Of weston eloquc@ce are uote prominent
in this gentleman than in any oth"r, and
Tor this reason We have dwell at some
length ur0n h- pcCuaritics.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

"Whefe were you ali the af:ernoonF Ire
1u'rpd Inc master.
No whs.e," answered the boz dog.ed.
jy,
".Na uheto," echoed the master. 'ssH"'-
re a very wise look, and casting his EYES
around tie room 70 see if the boys noted
him, his custom always when about to III.
ter any impressive remarks: "Ih9' o
where must be great place, for g GOOD
ma Y Toys go there, I find. Eut nov
came YOU to 90 there, palrick!"
"Becausr," re?red the little delinquent,
IL had no where's 10 60, and SO ! went
there"
A loud laugh fsm the whole school fo'-
lowed, in which the master heartily joi1et.
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Saa,ehiag Kim.-Anegro in Ba't,m're,
lately undertook to kiss snapping-tnrtIe
for five cent piece, when the owner FlIp'
ping the lo)Sp from the monster it caughJ
the poor fellows upper lip. and it was i'm"
possible 70 deliver him until lie jaws were
forced open. He said che wouldn't busS
anoier for dollar; thauk his siars Tor dS
scane dis lime."
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tcJ-Gn Bceton the ladies are running a''
ter coffee bags to make skirts Of, but in
rel,imorc, according to tie CLIPPER 'sn''
s,ck pe,,coats are tie rage, So great 'S
The demand for them, that good sized
s,ek has advanced frolu twelve and bali
osns 70 6h%
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gested before) eGpctually ruin every me-
Chanic, manufacturer, and farmer in the
Uaited States! At twelve and half per
rent. what will become, sir, o.