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

TIE BEAUTIFUL DIE. and those a'so " hos g
lives have been marked by active deeds If benev =
oeuCe Ond uuiirng devoijun in ameliuraiirg the
co'dilon OF man. Aims. how relentless are III,
darts. oh deai BnI of all Thy ministers that All. nd
upon Thee W solemn siaIe. quick ~ obey Thy aw iu
behes,, cos,UNrrIoN. he insaLoJie spOiitr. wa.
formerly mo.i la be cared hui Ihasks 10 The inven.
i've g"nius Of civilized nan n remedy has tecn
lDund l11i has proven Itself an almost invariai j.,
spec fc ior hIs most dire di-ebsc. u resort he had
to the BIlsnm 81 Wild Cherry The early slnges oi
C"nsumii,"n, u pOsIIIye cure may he relied upon
Thousands of the most increasing cures nra cctl-
SANITY taking place. but Let ALL who wonld gel
he right medicine inquire particularly for DR. WIS.
inf's Bilsan. as The bascsi limitations re- abroad
For snle by
J CRUMBACKt.R, I73 Main -, } ,,,
PRYOR g. PAUL.. 10 .Alarkctd, ""ee"'s
dec 4 Ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

THE STEAMSHIP GREAT BRITAIN on
her way to England broke her propeller on the
Both ult., after being out three days She did
not reach England till the l7th, under sails
The Great Western arrived out in ) DAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

PRESENCE OF MIND.-If you should
happen to meet with an accident at table en-.
dcayOr to preserve your composure, and do
not add to the discomfort you have created ,by
making an unnecessary fuss about it. Anan-
ccdOtc is related Of a very accomplished gen.
tleman. which illustrates the idea we would
Inculcatc. When carving tough goose he
had the misfortune To send ii entirely out OF
ths dish into The lap Of badly who sat next to
mm; on which he looked her full in the face.
and said, with the utmost CoOlncss-" Madam.
viii thank YOU for that goosci'
MORE POETRY The following gem
IRON some unknown Homer. we picked up
some tim, ago. Ii is "werry sweet"
the moon shines dimbly
behind the Cbimby
The cats is now a squalIin'
old bose in the yard
Is tryin hard
on hem for 10 be fallin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

ONE THING is CERTAIN-TLai W,.,ar',
Balsam vi Wild Cherry far the be,i remedy nov,
used Tor all distressing coughs. and diseases oC the
lungs. The cures belng pcriprmcd are "a ally as.
i"nlshing The world. DR. Wisiars celebrated prens
aralon Is wholly an innocent remedy being com.
n"Sed principally cf The Wild cherry and extract oi
Pine; combined by n new chemical IT, cess, with
The genuine Iceland Moss, anoihrr of Natures ,reo,
cura'Ivcs Tor pur,onaiy Diseases.
Those wh" want remedy that v i'll surely cure
should send immediai.y To the store or CRUM
BACKER. l73 Mann ST. or TO PRYOR & PAUL.,
l6f Marker street. Wheeling, Va. sole agents for
This city. sv dee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
DECEMBER SCHEMES FOR is4s
.$5O.OOO!

Class ~ Tor le45; To be Jtswn at Alexandra, Dee
l3. 1915. 10 unmbers. 13 drawn ballots
oi s500t0 OF $4,000 l OF 10000 I of 5 ooo
Tickets SO; cerufcate Of package " III bs seui
for si45; shares in propoiiion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

NJ w BOOKS America aud The Am.,;o..
People 10y Baron Vrn Rpnmer, Bledso.,s Re-.
view OF Edwards on The Will scripfural E,omino.
lions on The Church Caiech,.tn hv D,.oo nm,
Smnh Gfaham's Lectures Ia Young Men. Ne,ll on
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various sif les 81 binding; and the Pfcshyte,ian Al
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tec2 JOHN J UAS,ygtI vv,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

4 ANTERNS LANTERNS - Just rec d from
IL the munuiaclury oi Barnes Hobbs Il Co, Kit.
cA'e'own. nm assortment Of Beautiful Candle and
Lard Dbl Lanterns which will be sold at mann.
laeiursrs PRICES. The Sc iha, wan, good and cheap
hight will call and examine ihess domestic Lanterns
II y'u do not want light they will answer for an
ornament dec III JAS MELLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

ENOUND.--A twenty dollar note was found
d ~ South Wheeling. The owner ran have
by de'cnb'ng The bull and paying foT This s5ysr-
scmenI Apply 10 the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
FOR NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS
ON THE FIRST RISE OF WATER.
A .e.n The new and splendid steamer
ySTENgc ROBERT NORRIS.
Iz<sxS Capt II A CAMPBELL, will leave
&" The above and intermediate por,, on the Sire,
rise OF wafer. b ing her irst trip. For freight OF
passage apply Oh board az to
dee III HOUSTON g. MILLS,
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Glass 300 ivr 1915, drawn al ia himoss Dec's II.
70 numbers. Is drawn ballots.
ri s25000 l Of 1909 Of 1000 Of 1000
.1wk.is 80; a certificate oi &c wholes will b sess
for SiO5, share IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12
Emily T6nFS.
w Ii f. T. LING. VA.
JAMES r.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Daily paper. lin advuncS) 500
Tri-w.ekly, si,oi
Wcehly,s :" sos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-12

AN IMPORTANT LETTER-PLEASE READ
1T he following le,ier 81 DR. Br,ghnm at Lowell
Mass but speaks the unih rm lonruarc Of hundreds
Of other Physicians. who have l', d, aud there ore
know how 10 appr, cnie Jnyhes Exptciorani
LOWELL, Mas Jan 81, Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
News FROM Key WEsT.-The Key Wcst Gazette
of the 18th ut gives the annexed intelligence -

The British surveying ship. Thunderer, arrived here
on the oath inst from Nassau via Havana on a cruise
She brings the report that fears Of there
being pirate in the uciny OF Nassau Several vessels
missing from the bahamas and the inhabitants fear
they have been taken by pirate they being employed
in fishing and were before known be long alb
sent Several other vessels have been chased by small
brig painted black with very rakng masts, which has
been cruising around the ncghborng keys for several
days on an unknown purpose.
The Court Martial convened at this place for the trial
Of Lieut. Thomas j. Johnson, 9Th infantry, and which
to-day, having adjourned over TO Tuesday next to hear
the formal defence Of tho socused,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

FRE.-Yesterday morning about three O'Clock most
alarming Gre broke out in the Mechanics conr, Vande
water street which amongst other dire effects interrupt
ed the nuptal bliss of married couple who had
tired short time evous ly to the arms of Morpheus
but we are happy to learn they escaped without eceiv
ing any injury. The no which took fire belonged to
Mr. Probyn. who ha it rented to different families
amongst whom were the above mentioned individuals.
The fire took its origin in front used as setting
apartment OF which as a small closet occupied as
dormitory and in which were located Mr. lind LADY,
The premises were insured.
FOllce Once, May l0.-RoBBERY-The trunk of Mr.
John NJ Ratherd of $3.50 Pearl street. was broken open
by house thief and robbed of about $500 in gold
coin of various descriptions and about 800 in bills He
has not the slightest suspicion Of who robbed him.
Baker in 37h street. between the Ninth and Tenth Ave-
nues entered yesterday morning and robbed of a
gold watch and silver one, silver tea pot spoons forks
and other articles worth about $780, No arrest The
but will have to look when the bill goes into
operation for will have the management the force
who know hawk from handsawS even if the wind
does not blow from the South and know pickpocket
thief when they see him. Scarcely any business was
performed at either of the Police Ofices to-day.
The New JusTIcE-Barnabus w. Osborne, recently
appointed Special Justice Police the duties
Of his office Wednesday, but yet has not had any
business of importance before him. Every is salts
fed with this appointments Mr. Osborne is known be
honest and faithful and to the knowledge and
experience necessary to make able and efficient
gsrate If the party had taken qualifications into
sideraton before should not have been compelled
report the proceedings Of the County Court.
COrOncr's Odice-MAY l0.-FoUNp DRowNEp-The
body of an unknown found floating in the East
river, at the foot of Walnut street. this morning. and
taken to he Dead House for recognition Ho dress
fashionable boots black satin vest blue satin stock In his
watch fob silver watch and upon the little finger
his right hand two gold rings In his coat pocket
wa; pack Of playing cards The body was sSou FIVE
crop Of brown hair The body had, from Appearances
been In the water for long time.
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Common Pleas.
II . FILL n.A.L

MAY Martha Durandd, Erecufrir, VS..
j. b. JVyman--Judgment Of nonsuit
Memories r. Carl, ct al Vs. Isaac H. Mead Lester, aud
Hugh Mdrfin--This came up demurrer, which tho
court gave judgment for plaintiff.
Jamas Boien, and Mricent his ,oie. .adminr. Of W.
Smith vs. Soio@on Heine.The court gave Judgment for
defendant the first plea, and for plaintiffs tho 9TH
but the defendant, may withdraw his Plea and
amend on payment Of costs and the plaintiff may also
amcnd on pay mont Of costs
Norris Wooiri ~ VS.. George Webb.-Rcport OF rcfc-
confirmed with costs.
Elisha Morreu vs.. Christopher Hempsead.-New trial
ordered and nonsuit sct aside Costs TO abide heevent
Williams ada. shaw.---Order Of chambers confirmed
Bus ~ oosts 10 elthss party, G'ss4 I
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Movements OF Travellers.

Seldom at this of the year. in the stiffness Of
commercial transactions, have the hotels presented
more crowded or interesting catalogue OF travellers
attracted by the excitement peculiar to the forthcoming
races than the present The ocly of Of
most distinguished Southern sporsmen may be found
upon necessarily abridged list but those Of Canadian
decided on Tuesday and far learn, this is but
small proportion of those who their route
both from the South and the North to the of this
deeply interesting competition. We found amongst
multitude, at the
AMERIcAN.-Samuel Powers, New Orleans Messrs.
Rich and Loder, Philadelphia r. Taylor Majo
Gresham, u 8. A.; Three Miss Champions, Savannah;
J. A. seawel, Virginia; Duncan Linton hatcher; Basil
and q number of naval officers.
AsToR, M. c. Nicoles, London G. A. Barber,
Toronto Mcssrs. Pepper and Hart, Philadelphia A.
Cline Maryland; Captain Beecher, New Orleans Mr..
Boston; Butmar and Blngg, Maine James Kirkman
Alabama Messrs. Stewart, Chiltoch and Winston
Virginia J. Prinde, do r. Norris Philadelphia !;
General O'Donnell, B. More, New Orleans.
CIrY-Mr. Blake, NO; JAS c. Smith, NC; M A. Ty-
do; D. H. Abcll Albany; A. d. Heldeburn, N. O.. w.
Newell, and Saml. Allen, Philadelphia
FRASKLrN-Messrs. Tony, Howard and Burns Mon.
treal; j. Ingraham, Phad James M. Saunderson, Phi
ladelphia NJ Greenwood, Ala; j. Wilson, Poughkeep-
sic.
HowARD-Colonel j. G. Hatton, Va; J. g. Gibbard and
Hon. J. Houch, Schoharie; John Leming, Montreal W.
A. Houston, Pennsylvania; g. NJ. Lanmer do; R. Le-
moin, Mr.. Macpherson, Quebec Chas Schott Phadel-
pha; c. s. Duchesney, Denis Lander, Roy, and Smith,
Montreal
GLoBE-A. Robinson, Fall lRver; w. Laird, Mobiles
]. F. Smith, Philadelphia; w. p Lloyd New Orleans
Major Chas. Maepla England; Mr.. Kafcr, Canada; Geo.
Parish, Ogdensburgh.
WAvERLY-G. w. Stcnham, Providence; j. Renbell
Philadelphia w. Williams, Georgetown; r. C.. Hamb.
n Providence; L. B. Wilson, Boston; Messrs Paine and
Downcr, Providence
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FIRE AT MasBErn, NEwrowS, LI.-Frdav night
aoout Ten O'Clock, a lire broke out on the premises
Of Mr., James Collier, tavern-keepcr, Masbetb New.
town, L. l., by which barn and psrt of nm ad;o;n-
ing out house was consumed. Several Of The New
York fire companies were on their way TO the scene
OF devastation until information had reached then,
Of ITS having terminated. The WILLIAMSBURG fire
companies were in attendance shortly after the alarm
was gwen though the distance they had to 20 could
not nave been ess than between two and three miles
we are gwen to understand that the damage will
not be over $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

VERY LATE FROM BERMUDA.-We have received
the Bermuda Herald Of the LIST inst
The Engishfriga Electra had arrived at Bermu-
da from Galveston, Texas, on her way to England,
bearing dispatches from the British Minister at Tex
as. The reports TRANSFERRED from her, are that the
Mexican Government have agreed tol acknowledge
the independence Of Texas, ION condition that the
Texans do not annex themselves to this Union.
Some Of the inhabitants Of Berbce have forwarded a
petition to the Court Of Policy praying that portion OF
that country may BIO turned into penal settlement
Somewhere the Coranlyne river is mentioned as the
locality of tho settlement which II 10 proposed shall be
thrown open for the accommodation Of the criminals
sent across tho seas, Of all the West India islands
Sir Henry Mcleod of Trinidad, had returned from ia
maca. The month Of March had been uninterruptedly
fine and favorable for sugar making Emigrants con-
tnued to arrive from the ncghborng island. The first
Coolic ship was daily expected from India.
The present crop season in Barbados has been the
most favorable that the planters have had for
shaft OF very superior coal has been discovered
Grove plantation estate which, for plantation purposes
is considered fully equal to the imported English COAL
The import duties at st. Vincent have been considera
bly, reduced.
Sir Charles Ftzroy had returned to Antigua The ap
proval of the franchise act by her Majesty had
been oficisllyInotifed.
The new Governor Of Dominica, Colonel George Mac
Donald with his lady, and daughter, arrived there from
England on the nth ult.
President Scott, who succeeded to the civil govern
men OF Tobago on the recent death of Gen. Darling
died the 14th ut Thus within one month has the CO.
lony been deprived Of two Of her rulers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

WING EDITORS IN NEW YoRK.-According to
recent resolution of the organs of the wing party,
Horace Greeley has been nominated an honorary
member OF the Central Wing Committee, with great
applause Horace may now be considered as the
leading and accredited wing editor in this part of the
country. All the others in Wall street, including
Colonel Webb and Mr. King, are reduced to secon-
Diary importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
Circuit Court.

MAY I0--The Court was engaged in hearing motions.
Notice.-An adjourned Circuit Court at which new
casos may DO noticed foy trial. VIII b held % W. saisa
MeHday IN Juss lev, : '
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10Y; JONES OF Tennessee, has consented to be-
como 'ao wing candidate for Congress in his district.
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Common Council.

Board OF ALDERMAr-Vt5 O'Clock last evening agree
ably to adjournment small number of the Aldermen
assembled and waited for time when quorum
being present it agreed to reassemble at O'Clock
At O'Clock only about half q dozen members assem-.
bled and after waiting three quarters of hour they
parted.
The Board will meet at o'clock on Monday after
Board OF AssisTANrs-This Board met last evening"
W. EvERDELL, Esq, in the chair
The reading of the minutes dispensed with.
The report Of the Committee Charity and Aims, in
relation to the landing Of passengers Gan abstract Of
which appeared in yesterdays Herctd,) was taken up
and concurred in.
Report in favor Of cleaning Grand street charging
the cost to the Street Contractor-Adopted.
After passing few unmporant papers from the Board
of Aldermen, the Board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

REGENT OF TINE UNrvERsTY.-In a democratic
caucus of the Legislature, held in Albany on Friday
Jabez D. Hammond was nominated as candidate
for Regent of the University in place of Martin Van
Buren,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
Boston.
Correspondence Of tho Herald.l

correspondence OF the HeraldI
BosroN, May Z, l845.
Snip B"ttding-hs Condition and improvements
There isa striking contrast in the ship building
here and In your city. There seems, however, to
be great deal of activity in this vicinity just now
and such believe is, or has BEEN the fact in New
York.
have obtained list of vessels now on the stocks
here, which send to you =
Place. Ship Yard. Yesseis Names Tons.
East Boston s;mue Hall, Steamship RIB Forbes, $50
M'kay q fickt Packet ship, Wash Irving 700
Harte & Windy, Barque, Silas Pierce, $50
- Tufts, Iron steam'r, J. Stuyess, 300
Medford Paul Curtis. y Ship. Benz. Bangs, 100
Foster Tayl'r, ships, &C.. - 1900
Wat'm Ewell, Barque, Douglass $50
6or vessels - 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

WINTER AeArN.-Last Thursday and Friday were
winter days in New England Snow fell on the first.
and white frost covered the ground on the second
day
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Superior Court.
Before Judge Vanderpoel.


MAY l0-Robert f. Wensloc vs. james r. Palmer
This action to the amount Of two bills OF
the
For the defence 1t conended that there was good
defence to the suits in the Supreme Court and that there
FORE the attorney not entitled to charge for his
vices it also insisted that the said suits in the Su
preme Court upon two promissory notes on which
defendant accommodation endorscr and that the
defence set up was that the person suing them was
not the ride holder but that the belonged to
a
attaching the property said that although
these facts proved constituted good defence at law,
the duty Of the attorney to have advised proceed
ngs in Chancery in the nature Of bill Of ncrplcader It
shown however by the plaintiff that he retain
far to have pleas filed for the deendant-by another
attorney for whom plaintiff afterwards substituted
and that he subsequently advised his client to become
psrty to bill OF ncrpleader which he resolutey
doing and that the plaintiff hereupon filed the bill in the
of the maker Of the note alone. and cnoned pro.
ceedings in the suits at law against tho maker of the
notes. allowed the suits go against the endoer and
verdcts were taken against him; and thereon judgm
and executions The Court charged that f plaintiff had
betrayed want Of skill and judgment in the conduct of
these dcences he not entitled to recover but that he
not open to for not nstitutng proceedings in
Chancery by bill Of ntcrpeader unless he had been d.
rected to flo such bill by the defence The trial Of the
occupied three days largo number Of witnesses
were examined and the case attncted much attention
and interest.
Verdict for plaintiff s242 a. being amount Of bills of
costs and counsel trial fee.
For plaintiff Robert f. Winsow plaintiff in person; for
defendant, Scoles and Cooper
Before Judge Oakley.
MAY l6-Dinneford u.s. Pamo-This was an issue
brought up from Of the lower Courts to try the qucs
ton Of right Of possession The subject matter has crea
ted discussion in the theatrical circles. with whch
the readers Of the Herald are already familiar
II appeared that the plaintiff in virtue OF agreement
took possession of the premises known as Pamo opcre
House. for which he to pay sum Of 5000 per month
legged rcgrettinr the bargain, for some such cause
caused him to be forcbly elected from the premises The
taking commenced on the Cd Of april Inc jury on inc
IF fhc q
plaintiS and held that he uhc plainti had obtained
not in accordance with the ordinary form Of
.u, the remedy Of the defendant appeal to L.
cal tribunal and not election Vi ct arms from the pre-
misses.
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VIRGINIA ELEcr1oN.-The result may be summed
up in few words. For Congress-Democrats IA,
wings !. For senate-Democrats 81, wings II. For
House-Democrats 70, wings IS. On Joint Balot-De.
mocratic majority 81 1t will be seen that Hopkins in
the Abingdon District had hipping race-beng elect
ed by only 7 over George democrat.
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RHODE IsLAND.-The Legislature of Rhode Island
expected to adjourn yesterday, to meet again at
Providence next month No action was had on Thurs
day the amnesty bill, and both Houses contained
majority opposed to the liberation of Mr. Dorr 1t was
understood that when the bill up it would be post
poncd to June Some citizens of Newport had petiioned
all the convicts should be discharged from the State pr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

TRoTrrNe.-A very interesting trot came off on
Friday at the Red House, for purse of $50, best
in under the saddle, in which Unknown made her
self known as "Nelly Grey" of which the follow
"a ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
Special Sessions.

MAY l0-The Navy u.s. the .A,my.-Last Friday morn.
w6skers that ' would iavoSiy compare with stage
pirate and pair eyes equal only to the very finest
OF blue sailors trowsers blue checked shirt and blanket
coat, who stood twadding about chip hat in his hand
roocked up to the bar and turning an qud Of
tobacco in his check, made scrape Of the foot and
duck Of the head at the bench.
CLERk-Geo Hyatt and John NJ Gladden..
sAILoR-All aboard, yer honor.
VoIcE-Here, sir
CLERK-Walk up here, Mr. Hyatt.
Mr.. HYArT, gentleman belonging to the army Of the
United States Of America, otherwise known as Of
Uncle Sans boys, short trim, compactbuilt fellow in
the very tides well brushed undress coat that could
S s S n I in
movements, succeeded in placing his hand upon the
Bible and was sworn His speech was short, prompt and
discipline as did his personal bearing.
CouRr-well, Hyatt, what did this man do to you =
soLpIrR-Yes sir Was going up Chatham street a
few evenings since when the prisoner came and with
out cause commenced the action by giving me blow
strike on my forehead and chin and dislocated
three Of front teeth that have been unable to eat
with them since Citizens came up and desired me to
make complaint, and have the arrested couldn't
tell that he struck me, but they saw it.
REcoRpER-How is this Gladden. 7
BALoR-Hold hard your honor, and hear my yarn afore
you enter that ERE in your log-takng fresh quid)
You see as how ] was cruisn along Chatham square,
with little more my allowance aboard sees this
ere chap as cespects COZ he wears Uncle Sans toys
as well as myself booming along ahead, like ship in
ulSNess among Win WnOe squad OF queer
looking craft followin his wake. WE'LL sir, sees
good mother. So kept sharp look out 'em, an l
sees one lubber up and fetch him clipper right under
his main port Iinterfered when they all gives a
shove an had to turn to and pitch into en- Well sir.
in the scrmmage they shoves him. and he etches all
STAMINA, with his fgur head agn the lamp post
soIDIrR- gncredulously) -That wouldn't have diso-
Gated my teeth
SAILOR Rolling the guild and looking at the Court
My eyes! Why, your Honors, ! wouldn't want to hurt
him Lord love him. no. I'D rather give him glass Of
grog any time o. day. Uaughter)
RECoRDER-You belong to navy, don't you 7
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New Brunswick. queen has sent out her
disapproval Of Governor William Coebrooks appoint
ment of his sonnaw secretary and the retired coun
cliior have been recalled to their places Tho So
William will resign and intimates that he had better do
the same.