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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
DR.. KEENER'S
PICTORIAL COUGH CANDY.


IZIND Reader whether young or old,
IN Beware how you neglect cold.
lis colds neglected from their Start
Are what defy the doctors arr:
For colds neglected pave The way
To foul Consnmpiion's deadly sway;
Then IL you have cold or cough
IIlieil You what will drive il off
The PcciVral Candy I've for sale
Has never yet been known Ia fail;
And lyon wish la speak TO please
Or sing song with strength and ease
Remember I've The Candy here.
To make your voice sound loud and clear;
Then Paiienis, Speakers Singers oil.
Do mol forget To make a call
Al MNeely Drug Store sign ofIhc Red Moriar
And bring along a DIME or QUARTER
This being The scasol of The year when almes
every one IS roubled with Cough, Phihysc. Ash
a. Group or :, me other disease arising from Cold
and which il neglected may lead to hat which
would battle The skill OF The most experienced. we
have 'hoght proper 10 direct the attention Of III,
con mnniiy To The medicine named ubove ard
which needs but iril 10 recommend Ils self In all
For sac by LAFAYETTE MNEELY
dec3 tIo 100 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

W. N - wv
AVE lusi received aud opened 100 packages
i Il FINE CHINA AMI QUEENSWARE
hmeng other articles They have
fine Gold band China Tea Sets from 81 Ia 90 ps
Rel Gilt and Fancy do do
Do ca extra fine do
Richly decorated Mnniel Ornament Coiugnes Fan,
cy Inks, Baskets DC in g:cat variety
The Ladies' invited In call and examine
these, ms they surp,ss any ,ling oi the kind ever
before brougbto This country and are worth seeing
Rich Glib aud cmbIssed Fruit B ,skeis. laced a. high
Wine Chm do do do
CHI nrd plain Comr"ticrs. Casscrollcs. Turrecns,
Boats AMI Sinnd,; Tea Pots. Sugars and C. cams.
Tea nnd Coffee Cups and Saucers Plates. &c, nuied
plain aud fancy styles in sets or pieces To suit Gus
toners .n
IN common ware we have Li"errnol Dishes and
Plates al all sizes. Teas and Culees. Tea and Coffee
Pots. Sugars md Creams, &c. of vnrinus colors.
prne@. Flowing hue and Fancy Toilri Sets; com.
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. SC. &c, with eve.
~ other article usually kept IN The extensive
establishments ia The rounlrv, aid which the public
need only call and price To bc satisfied that We sell
lower Than they eau be purchase elsewhere. We
have on hand ond are constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain lloll Lamps. Lan,erns. TumbIers
Dishes. &c; which Together with our stock oi
Qreenswarc. we invite the attention al purchasers
.nhcr wholesale or re'nil. Warehouses No. and
. Monroe ~ Wheeling. Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
CLOTHS,

Extra super. super and medium Black French
Ciohs. Wool B.a IL, Invisible Green. Blue, Steel.
mixed. Drab mixed, Olive. Bcown nsd Ciiron Olive
Cloths al various prices being large aud almost
entirely fresh stock.
Gold mixed Siberian Cloth a new article for
OvetC oais-Uater prof
G"ld mixed, grey mixed, and other colors Of 3 4
and 6.4'h Tweed CIoIhs The newest article for
Sack Goats. &c.
Back French Doeskin Beaver Cloth, "a capital
article for clooks) Black. Blue Black aud Brown
Mixed Beaver cloths, and blue Blanket colhs for
~
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SoOOOO

P"komoke River Lottery. class M 2i5.'io he drawn
~ W,lmi' g,"n, Tuesday. December 3. lSi5
l oi $4,000 nj 5000 al 5000 of 5000
- Nos. ~ ballois. Tickets 5 dvl-; certificate
package 25 whales "a doh; shsre. m proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
CASSIWERES.

Black French Dpeskn (-ome superior 10 an,
ever offered in This markeD Wonl Black, Parson.
Gay, ribbed plain and striped French, English
ond Domestic Cassiineres from rs cts up.
Saiiineils. Tweed Cass,meres. Jeans, &c. &c, q
every variety and color. plain sinpe and plaid iron
30 cts up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
Yesterday at 4, Z. M. at 81 degrees.

ONE THING is CERTAIN.-That Visitors
BaIsam vi Wild Cherry far the best remedy now
used for sl distressing coughs. and diseases Of hc
lungs. The cures being performed are really rs.
tonishing The world. DR. Wisiar's celebrated preps
aration is wholly an innocent remcdy-beng com.
posed principally ri The Wild cherry and extract OF
Pine; combined by new chemical process, with
the genuine Iceland Moss, another Of Natures srea
curaIives Tor pulmonary diseases.
Those Who want remedy that v i'll surely cur.
should send immediately 10 Tho store Of J CRUM
,BACkER. 173 Nam ST. or 10 PRYOR a. PAUL.
164 Marker siiceI. Wheeling. Va. sor agents fol
This city. ,.t 2w dec 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VlR UE OF a deed nf trust from John Gil
l chrI.i To me, dated January 25. 1913. and
recorded ia the Clerks oe uf The county count for
Ohio couniy.in deed hook No ~. psgc 81 Will
on Saturday The twentieth d'y of December lS45
At The front door ri the corrt honse for Ohio cuun.
" OF o'clock p NJ, offer fr sale nj public auction
Ia the highest ahd hest bidder, The following prop
erv In witt Lot No one hundred and seventeen
;ll7) in that portion Of The city of Wheeling called
Eas, Wheeling, situated nj The corn,r Of Flhh and
Zane streets. Suih Of Zane street and East III Fht
street. together with all The privileges and appur.
'enanccs belonging, CT in any wise appcr,aining IL
The same.
TERMS-Two hnrdrcd dollars 10 be paid il
hand; the remainder 10 he paid in four equal ann
nj insaliLcnts hearing interest from The day oi sale
the in'ercs'io he paid semi annually. the deferred
| pa, menis To be secured saii.facforIly
Selling ~ Trustee. will only convey such til,
as is vested in me ny the said deed ~ irn-t
| dec | DANIEL G LIST. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
vESTIMGS-

Black and FIg'd SILK VeIveI, Merino Velvet
Cashmere. Valencia. Toilinei. Swansdown, Black
Satin and Other Vesinss Of great variety among
which are some beautiful Vesings fr Weddings
/ ID,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09


v III ihe Clerks iii, e al The Circuit Superior
Court 80 Law and Chanccrv Tor the county OF Ohio
~ the month al December 1916
Lewis S'en. Complai nnni,
frederick Smith, John RIth HE, Slmuel Noel. So.
hieski Brady the Merchants nnI Mechanics
Bank "i Wheeling, Jacob S Shrivcr. John G
Campbell and ARclia n, his vie. Hanson w
ChnrlIne and Elizabeth $ his wife Parker Camp.
bell and lisa bel his wife. Amelia SprRg, Zncha
riah Jacob administrator Of Samuel Srgg. 5e>
ceased. Chris ian Wilcr. GnrlIeb Fuhisch, Nor
gan Nelson. David Wagner ond Frederick G
Spegey'r. d. (endants
The defendants Frederick Smith, J,hn Richie,
David Wagner and Frederick G. Spcgevcr, not hav-
'ng entered their appearance and given security
according io The net o assembly nd The rules Of
this court and appearing 10y satisfactory proof that
they are NOT IuhabIinnis Of the Commonwealth al
VirginIa. on motion OF The complainant by counsel.
II Is ordered that the said defendants du appea here
on the hs, Monday in February nett aud answe or
The Complainant bill. a; Il that n COPY This order
he forthwith inherited in some cwst apcr pinied IN
the city of Wheeling for TWO months successvely.
and posted nj The front door Of the Court house oi
OHIO county. cory iesie.
ALEX II LAIDLY, Clerk!
Il dec
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ECLECTIC BOOKs-A full sutpIy Of
- MGudcy's Eclectic Books. just reed aud f,r
saIe a. Publishers prices consisting Of
COMMISSIONING SALE.

I'VE vs..
The Trus'ses ofiho Belmont Bank Of 81 Clamville
sr md others.
BY virtue ~ a decree rendered in the nbcve
Cause, on the 9th day Of November Is45. shall.
on the 10Th day of January next. proceed to sen NJ
public sale ~ the front dour NJ The Court honse Of
O,io county LOT No 80. ('hiriy nne) srunr on the
sonth side Of Centre street IN the city vi Wheeling
One hundred dollars Of The purchase money 10 be
paid 10 cash. and The residue thereof m ihree DUAL
payments. al sin, twelve and eighteen months from
The dsy Of sale, The purchaser giving bonds with
good security bearing interest from The day Of sale
dec9 u M NELSON, Comm issioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

The Loco Focos of the Senate in caucus on
Saturday nominated Mr.. Sturgis, of Ga, for
Secretary, and Mr.. Beale of Washington, as
Sergeant-at-arms. Congress not in session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
3 PR/ZEN or 30, OOo ARE a.,

3 PRIZES OF $3.50 ARE $4,000.
Grand Con" iidated Lottery. class II
To be drawn al Wilmington Saturday, Dee 90, rs
3 al $4,000 of 10000 Of 42I4 al 5000
80 Nos, IL ballots. Tickets Sl2; certificate
package 90 whales 1873 dolls; shares in proportion
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Then couquer. we must.
For our cause II il just
JOHNSTON g. BERRYHJI,L

SAJ liOLtSALE and Re,a,i DcaisTs ~ Foreign
w and Domestic Dry Goods: cnii the ni,en,ion
OF The citizens OF Wheeling and Tx ewise all other
person. throughout The surrounding country. to
Their large. cheap AMI well selected stock OF Fancy
Gnd staple Dry Goods. We will confess that we
do not profess to he selling off a, cost. bu, NO are
determined 10 sell goods nj such prices rs will
compete with any house in this or any other city
west OF tho mountains. ihpse selling of nj cos, IL,
The contrary Notwithstanding, rs We wish 10 reduce
our siock as much rs rosslbe TO make rJom for our
Spring purchases. We do not deem il necessary To
name the articles. hot will merely stale that we
nave every article TINT Is usually to he bal in dry
eoods store. wiiha variety OF notions which arotoo
edr,us Ia mention -,
bSplES will please call ard examine oursksock
oi CanN'n Grape Scarfs. sumo of the hondsoncst in
'he GUY. aud at a very reduced price.
TO HATrERS.
We always keep on hand large nssort.
meni ~ Iiaiicrs rors aud THINNING. with several
'ases ST Mems md Boys Cloth. Glazed and Plush
Caps. Enquire Tor
JOHNSTON & BERRYHIIL,
nov25 No l3l Nam St, Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

CURE YOUR COLD AND COUGH before
the lungs ore diseased aud TALL prey 10 Consump.
lion. Its now universally acknowl lodged that d.
DUNG ANS EXPECToRANTi is The only certain
Medicine that will copplrtiy Grad Gale The first
symptoms Of this Disease from tie system THIS
me dicDe commence nj the very ROOT; causes The
Sccretial Matter aud Phlegm TO loose lie hold, md
be discharged through The Ex scIorant Organs, thu.
giving immediate ease 10 The Cough, importing
s,fer 9Th TO the Constitution. and finally restoring
% pcrIccI health. Those who nre afflicted with the
FIRST seeds OF consumption. such cough, csld
soferess Of The throat. pain ia The breast and side
affections Of The Brpnchia (nll Of which will soor
lead 10 speedy Consnmpiion 4 moi checked should
al once procure DR. DuLcan's Eipec GRANT Remedy
whereby life may he prolonged and probably cured
For ale by g. X o MARSH. Wheeling, Va
dec 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR!i!
AT CabST'.

HH AVlNG determined 10 sell OF my presen
II n stock Of DRY GOODS at cssi and expenses
ca" offer sx raordinary inducements To ihose wis,
irg TO pure base The lollnwing nrIicles. VIZ:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
eBE CASKS SALFRATUS
- 81 2 30 Dutch Madder

OF ~ CASKS SALERATUS
- - 2 DO Dutch Madden
] cnsk French Madder
% Bfls Alum
10 half hrls Salt Poife
casks EPSON Salts
5 do Sal Soda
9 do Chalk
30 Brls Spanish Whiting
L cask Spanish Brown
] do VeliinD Red
do Lamphack
30 Brls Copperos
81 do RosIn
ic.ses Liquorice Ball
30Boxes No Chocolate
bOkees Mustard
30 bags Pepper
80 do Alsprce just reed and for sale ny
ncv29 X CRANOLE IL CO
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T. A II f. r..

Just before the post Office closed, and after
dismissing our hands for the night, we receiv-
ed the N. Y. Tribune with the news by the
Cambria.
We extract the important items.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

The steamer Cambria is not yet in. She is
hourly expected.
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.NeEIRs GOODS.
COOKING STOVES

TENHE Snb.crihethis this DAY received large
lpi Of Cooking Stoves from CINCINNATI from
tie mandatory oi G Win 4 Go. which makes his
assortment Of those Stoves now complete Tie has
al" hand various other patterns. among which are
The highly famed aid Iis,ly cecbfaicd
HAT1IAWAY'S PATENT;
nll ~ which vii he dsp,sed Of NJ p smsll advance
on cost. My motto Is small profits and quick
tufns
Pcrspns 10 wast Of tho ahove M any other article
IN my linc. COPPER, Tn Sheet Iron Ware.) Nill
please cnll 1T The old anil wel Know stand ON
Union stfeet. where Bargains can aWnvs he obtain.
cd ,c' rs TUOS g. CffT RFRTSON Are.t
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JAMES II Chiffon. NJ u.
G BRlNCKERIiOFF. Proprietor, N Y,

NSFFII
PrincIpa; Office 90 Hul son street. New York.
Agents Tor Wheeling, Drs JAS boKER and A
TODD; West Alexander Pa. BRYANT & era.
VEN, and by agents IN almost every io~n IN the
). In nov 25
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$25.OOO!

P"k"mok" Rive Lottery. Class M 2ii Ia he dtnxu
At Wilmincpn Monday Decemhe, s. 1916
| Of s250O0 1T 5000 | e 5000 of 300
10 Nos. IA blllots Tickets 4 d,lls certificate
package 90 wholes l12 dolls; shares in prn, or,ion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

A STRAIN LAMB COLLARS-A few s,l
IA Oh hand at IT'S Man st.
nov C. MCAIJAM
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NJ. & T. SWEENEY,

nov % N DORSEY. wheeling. Va.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
Number IL.


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are a. lcss = c-G-sass ST < IS 81
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hoa1z kin so- ~ sss.n..,szzsi.,.l s.s-.s-rs e.
F. ths S.lres fsr IS hsga z~-s-s--zz.s - =
F. pellelcllr. a-S 81 - e-s-- $3.50 esr--s-
o. e1E-ees aGaeg mens - - s.. te--r-
+ fore. supposed iAa1 ue are rssEy - -
tuP ali the petty S,1-isrs ct tAe &c
veraar. ana EaSe su-Se,srS - So
ehamP,ca e eFest--alg s1ezl We lrzsS
ne are beicer kn0se z<.usl Il. Mas
teeCnfy n elSezhe-e-
We ~ add oce 7o71 Ec-s n rsizS=
% Gov. NcNvrr- We hea-3 H. -s,,l-cr
but oae SPeseh aariag tx tsse razea -
tie was ehosen hv .rrtlg-a-fse F-r-5 -
Of the Great Ceut-a1 Nr-s Ezel-z q
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wi,h Is. that he. "a IA crclss-. - ~
vors'e Tie sx,esssoa OF tlc s---1 81 80
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

DAY, the philosopher, had a freak q cd
ucating wife for himself lie %, twO
orphan girls entrusted u his care. on en-
tering into recognizances - ed0rase aad
provide for them. One provsd TOO musish
to make any thing Of. The oihcr grew %
every thing he could have wishea- And
vet he gave up the idea Of marrying her.
because she one day purchased a handSer-
chief more gaudy than accorded with b,s
philosophical notions. OF course L never
came TO declaration. wish Il had, th1t
one might have seen with what degree q
grace 4 man could divest himself Of the
grave and commanding characters Of pa
pa and pedagogue, 10 assume the supple
nsinuating department OF the lover.
There are n set Of men, whose sueceSs
in wooing-and il Is unfaiIing-I cannO,
comprehend. Grave, emaeIated, sallow
divines, who never LOOK the person IN the
face whom they addreSs-who never speak
above their breaih--whO sii on the ut,er-
most edge of their chairs, fall yard Is
tant from the dinner table I have pever
known one OF those scare-crows fail g.
getting a good and rich wife. How i
is, Heaven knows. Can il be that The a.
dies ask iheml
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

We Id TIE fslo<sns sr7rc7-fs,e AL
scuzi5'e rezs.-ks "a tse Naooa tNs -
fsrsozsrz,
we sec Press1Szs ~ ias ss,e-i,s
bis Csslne'. All ~ 81 VI c.
Whelhe- he ave H. c. ~ So
q renalinins * Se-rstn-y e. So. uz
are not ias1rrne-- Hcr Is ira 81 H.
Calho1a. % We eaTe- lie 49, ae.-.v
ar0usa. - foc.zS 49, 49, Sla,5-a- GO
walch az partSss p-esse1 an - e--e-, 81
Ire u.5sr M Tslsr. A. us zrs 49,
that &c shasE re-re. q 49, 49,
It Envoy ExtE.areizsry AZ sl.zs p
nspese1tary - tx Cc1-s e - s=aes.
which we have co 6s.saEl * ,eatS-rs
aim. L here = azy Fro2.,sa-s saaa -
VIII ac-eps. Ne See liar re = cAA.va--s' -
Of sub Carclzna are kf-kluE - a. :, ~
ny oF tie I'D HzzSers- eenE - ~ "a
binet o. NJ Pas szs - fse-ss 81 NJ
CalAoua they are 3.s1z vcry 49,, 81 r.
Mr. Caihoan exer Sho1ts tS- cazSaz.s g
me Dercc-a-sc paF.r 81 RseSs3s--. -
have 10 6c1aS s1s who,e -s-sE - rr-se
On hsrn- AE3 as 81 Mr. Csl.csaa "a -
MS treas - AaEe ~ ascs--z>c - Csl-
PoIk,x Cnhzass. - k=,~ hs - ~ \ -z1a
a. hat ehrraefsr. Tssre i - F-az-z-z-
s.atesnan IN ne Unsos5 Ss1,eS~ ~ pS-as-s
n TIE wc-i6. ~kO ) - 49, kzoza = se5-
pise. sad hsi1 n G-ssr c11cs=s Ssrzsti-.e-
and iniriSuing PaE1cars- Ne. ca a.
unrivaiie3 a.eas. hi-a uzsrli clar1-ser.
and sPOsiess in'sgrI,y. Pllee hls ara2ese
any sehe1inS sar okce. - ~ e4lcSV 4
hired poli;icsa1s lsr ia P1rpc=s 81 trs-ss-
ne h. uanls tzSo-aalx eec--e - Fege
Of tbs natSse7
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
The Mississippi Democrat,
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T.. G. JONES & j. DURDIN
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

Up and or nor SIT desoasrax
Ger the ccmlaoa lis sf ti.ae.
Lie, though dull . thg eamaarin<.
Has meaning most sa6ilne.
~rope not shroush the work. El9iaelys
Wasting manhood By the uavs
But arse, and act dixin-sv.
Working with tae shining day.
Think Of those who went bel,-s v,-
Who have ao,irished and klv- t.,-.s.
Ana let great nen's ives eoajzre -
Still . struggle an csasse.
Be deceived not. nor mfs<nilssi.
But in youth s0r age prePares
And avoid a mind divided-
Indeeisi on hseds Despair
Who Is he that sa;nes n story.
And y numbered xish the VS.
That has won bis way 20 glory.
But ~ toil and saeri5cet
Every spark from sction be1ziug.
Makes the path of dufy ciears
Every moment lot in dreaming.
Brings rem0rse Of spin, nrar.
Live not abject nor behoflsn.
But amsnS the strivers strirc.
Making eyery moment -alllen
Brings its honey 70 the awe
Thought and labor are demanded
OF the hesitcrs Of earshs
Think, and keep thY soul expa1asd-
Work, and know the JOY Of wo-th-
Up, and OnTTar,l 20 tls battle.
While the heart Is voung AMI brave.
Where the druHus Of duty rat,is.
Where the aags Of promise ~ase.
Eyes are roand ven, looking. wa-t,ag.
To record each earaess deed-
BE net then in hope abatin<.
When to strive IS % sscesea-
Not a star that shines atove ron,
But has labor 70 per.orn-
Not a fowsr whose beauties nOse ven,
Bot inaetien would deiorD-
Up, then. while the Day Is ziow-ns.
Rested and refreshed auews
Til, TO dust thy gprm 5estoxIng.
AL IS done that nan can d.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
THE PUBLIC PREss.-Tbere is m

THE PUBLIC PREss.-Tbere is more
truth than poetry in the following:
We have often thought that the abuse
which every prominent individual is liable
to suffer from the conductors of public
journals, was sufficient 10 deter the ma
jority of respectable men from exposing
themselves 10 it by taking a part on the
public stage. Ii is no agreeable thing to
take up paper and read a virulent lam
poon on one's-self, even though that pa
per is VIGOROUSLY scurrllous. Yet ii is
quite common thing to meet with such
lampoons in the most respectable Journals.
There is a disposition in all OF them to
indulge in the most fulsome adulation on
the one hand, and the grossest vitupera-
ton on the other. If politician acts
with his party, he is called kndre by all
| political opponents, and the majority O
the people of the opposite party really be-
lieve him such. II, on the other hand, hi
refuses TO act with bis party, or as his par.
ty have instructed him to act, he is ther
dubbed a traitor. Hence. no man can &C
either independently, or with his party
without suffering odium on this account o
that. En- the one case, he is scoAeemne,
| by his friends; in tho other, By his oppo
nents.D
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

The mode of preparing coffee Is sim
pie. The bruised or ground beans are
thrown into a small brass or copper same
pan; sufficient water. Scalding hot. - pour
ed upon them; and after being allowed n
simmer for q few seconds, the hsl'ssd :
poured into small cups, without refining or
straining. Persons unaccusfOmed 10 tbs
mode of making coffee find /, unpalafa-
BILE. Those who have overcome the first
introduction, prefer il to that made after
The French fashion, whereby the aroma 3
lost or deteriorated. A well-made cup Of
good Turkish coffee IS indeed the mos,
delectable beverage that can be well ina
gined; being grateful to the senses and re-
freshingly stimulani TO the nerves. These
who have long resided in the East can =
lone estimate its merits.-I Whites three
gears IN ConStaRtinople.