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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
FLUx OR DYsENTARY. GENFRAI


FLux OR DySENTARY, GENERAL
DEBlLlrAfloN.-At length a cure for the
above, which may be most confidently relied
os, has made iisappsassnee;a a cure 80 positive
that II never has failed, aud never eau fail, IL
properly administered. in proof whereof The
money paid for il viii be instantly returned
la every case where il does not give the most
thorough satisfaction. Clickener's Sugar.
coated Vegetable Pugaiive Pills is The remedy
spoken OF, and reference is made 10 al
respectable physicians, who will checriully
give the most unqualified testimony in their
favor. Let any person afflicted with either
of these diseases, give them bat one trial. aud
be II sure 10 purchase them Tor life; not only
because they cure them more speedily and
better than any Other medicine, but also be
cause they are as easily swallowed as bits 81
loaf sugar. and are enii5ly unattended with
gripping OF nausea. They are 50 powerful tina,
three OF them will efiectually operate on a
giant, and yet so mild aud pleasant that's child
might swallow bali a box full without repug-
nance or injury. For sgentsse advertisement
mare
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
BILISLOST on THEIR FINALPASSAl
KVENI1G NESSlnN

The Speaker lsid before the HOUSE a com
muniostiou from r. Y. Collier. Esq.. the OBJ
pct OF which was, 10 suggrs, an Outline OF a
law toT the suppression oi gambling.
4 communication was received from James
Brown. IT,. E~q.. the Second Auditor.
On motion Of Mr.. Banks. the rules were
suspended. for the purpose ~ fcconsidenug
the vote by which the bill suibos ming an en-
change Of arms with the Port Roysi Gusrds
up s@d passed.
The f~cIBaInsi,s Of the sitting was occupied
IN ordering a number Of bills Co their engross
nssnt.
On Ms. NJ Phesons motion. the HOUSE
adioaued
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

The principles that have influenced us. in
our articles OF the means of restoring The Con-
sumpiise, or those afflicted with similar
complaints, must be appreciated as arising
wholly from the desire OF doing good. We
wish not. or viii not step aside from the
routine OF our avocations, to bolster any OF the
unblushiug qusekery OF the age. We esteem
the Health Restorative of MIR. &. BrinckerhoG,
ss a preparation FAR removed from that class,
Its astonishing cures interest us, and we wish
every afflicted person TO make one fair and
prompt trial OF il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

The wife Of solomon Galenus sank into a
state OF extrrmc melancholy from the deep
conviction that she WAS a ~sisitant from tie
tomb. but sent back to the world without her
heart los God had detained that ia heaven.
a soldier of the field al AusteIlifx was
struck with a deliuous conviction that he was
but an m-msde model OF his former self. "You
ask how Perc Lambert is" he would say; che
Is dead-kiiied at Austerliu; that you now
see isl mere machine made in his likencss."
La Paris there lived a man who thought
he had, with others, been guiilo,ined. and
when Napoleon was Emperor, their heads
were all restored, but in the scramble he got
the wrong one.
Viccntinus believed himself too large TO pas,
any Of his door ways. TO dispcl this illusion
his physician resolved he should be dragged
through this aperture by loIce. This erone
Gus dictate was obeyed, bat o. he was forced
along. Viceniinus screamed out in agony tina
hts limbs were fractured and the flesh tori
from bis bones. In this honid delusion, witt
terrific imprecations against his murlcreTs. n,
died.-lPhilosophy Of Mystery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

SNEEZING MAL-APRoPoS.-The fol-
lowing Iaughable incident is related ia New
York exchange
In the new melo drama, recently got up AZ
the Chatham Theairc.s famous robbss is taken
and beheaded. aud his head is exhibited To the
audience by being placed on a table iu the
centre of the stage. To accomplish this 10
the lie, the robbers body is fixed ian the table.
and his neck Is fitted to a hole In the centre of
the lraf. 30 that 10 the audience il looked pre-
cisely as though the mans head had been cut
of and stood up in a pool Of its own blood up.
on the table. On the fifth n,ght Of the exhi.
bltlon a wag got into the third tier OF the stage
boxes. and BY some unexplained maa-ruyre
managed 10 blow a lot ofSoolch snuff over the
Stage just at the time the head wss placed on
The table. A. soou as the smut had begun "a
settle down the head commenced sneexine
TO the no small amusement Of the audience
and as The s~neczing could not be stopped, the
curtain fell amid Tosrs OF laughter aud confu
sion.
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SIGN In NEWSPAPER.

Ne;ghbor Shoemaker ] sc YOU have a fine
stock OF boots. bootees and shoes on hand-sll
sorts. sizes and qusli,ics, COW hides. cHlf-skin.
supcriine-for gentlemen, ladies, misses. and
children. You wish to sell them. | suppose
Yes"
II perceive you have got "a shingle over your
door with the wouis Boot and Shoe Store
inscribed thereon. That ! presume is To Ia
wife them 10 give yoaa call.
YES"
well. some few OF those who pass along
this street will doubtless notice your sign.
aud perhaps come ~ and trade with you, bat
n great many people will traverse the other
streets OF this city who will not see your sign,
aud they may be in want too. You uccd 0n-
other sign, Mr.. Shoemaker
That's a fact, | didn't think Of that be
fore
60, then. the hr, thing, und g., at sdver-
~,isement in our newspaper. Tell the people
where YOU are, and wharf YOU are about, aud
what varieties of boots and shoes YOU keep Ion
sale, and that you will BE- glad 10 see them.
Thus instead OF barely notifying those who
pass along by your shop, you viii inform the
people all sround-not only those who pas
the other streets. but the farmers aud their
families away hack on the hilis-the ladies,
mechanics aud working men of our towns
aud hundreds of others. and my word for IL.
one such sign in a newspaper will be worth a
dorm over your door.
Faith. I'll Try IL before I'm adey Older"
Aud you. Messrs. Haitrrs, Tailors. Tnmen.
Cabinet Makers. and Saddle and Harness Ma
kers, &c, you've all got your shingles over
your doors, ns though that would notify every
body in creation. Had you not BITTER Try a
sign IN a newspaper, as we'll az neighboI
shoe makeTl
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Cheopesf agricultural Work erey p,h
iiskej. "
FARMER AND GARDENER

Nj rs COHEN. would respectfully isio,m n.
lVe Lad'e. ard Cent, men Of Wheeling M,
he has re'"fnsd ir-ta The ess WIKI Inc M, a..
""Ahle dance now ia vogue. VIE Polka. m.,o,,.
IN M''nnens' Qa's niles. w,ll1s and new My.i,
"'" VII "Peo her schoel ior children. Of The 6ns
ION '''me'J "ceosi'd ~ her a. the come, Of
800, ,,"e' s"d Market .p'es. (svsr Me~n.
iief ssy. 81 ins'r0c,Hn will herean., n. r,,d,v
a'ai s,'1"i-'. i'on I 10 6 r NJ foe children. ,oI
ifs'S . ." ~ IN The same evening. COZ lsa,e. sod
gentlemen
IhhMi- - r<r quarter Of - is..ons &c a r.a.
"ssan. 20 fr a grnfispsn and LADY. mart
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WORKS PUBLISHED by .. A. LANES

WORKS PUBLISHED ny .. A. JAMES
Watanf 81, befsrsea ifh and STA. Cincin..,,
II AN LOVES
COMPANION. Thind Edaisn. r.x,,.d -
eaisrs.d ey Edward s~ysrs. Landscape and o,o..
mss'si Gsnsenss. sa'hof Of The A~ssic.n Tru,,
CsrJsa Companisa. &C.
The Flower c,rjen Ccsnpsaioa 10 desisp.d
render ard to Inc lovsss of swsn-ss,sn.-
each eis-~ of giants srrssrs'siy, q sssssjs N, -.
approved ue'hcds ~ proposition. ~pisssinx. p<u,,."
locsi'ss and euharr; adding 10 ssch . d~s~r.,,,
Lisiriv,ns their Sarir-h AID nos sniesl nssse, e,l.s
hrigh, s,si time Of n 'Set,ngs - The whole is a.
4 Descriptive Plan 81 iLs Csesa ilsusp. and 49,"
'''n. for The nAnsseme"' Of srse".hssss paaa,.-
ranging 'hs mrst rcpaiss IL n'l'es ssiss s,u,,.
heads. ss the Cimeil,s. Gsfsaium. Cscsss. y,,..
Az ,tca. SC.
To these 10 added sriclss on he euIsos, n H.
in ts.as. sui balboos r,e,eJ plssss ia rl...s.. -.
q giessa'y "n The most iupsriant botanical ..-"'
foe the general reader.
The ~o'k . adaraeI TO The United safe. h.
been written lrsm isen'y year, rssc,.~e an v,,,..'
part. Of The Union. and !. dictated !. |. rls-'"a.
r.c'ical manner. In unicr 10 a~s-, eli ~h. 49,. ~
s'rons ot b~e"mins scqoain,cd with The plr..n.
au of Or ruiinrs. ~""s
IL mo neatly sound. rree IS cents.
The Cheopcst agricultural Work srrr r.,
iishe5. ~
FARMER AND GARDENER
Being a refrut OF a. the y.la,Ll. u.,--
:" ~, '"e.'efn Fafmrs and Gardener ls,.,, -
lished ia ih'' eiy The whole viii +, ,.,,.a.~,
IN ny valuable additions. made, hv . .~,e,,s.,
Farmer sud Gardener. iiusss.~d v,,h ! -.
nam'S, Of GOLFER PLATE AND wOoO IN"
GRAvINGS. Nv
Ih'. work ~,i be ~rubisshei IN Namtsss Of Ia
pages royal . W az Is esn's per usabsr. E.eh'
number ~eosnPisso ~ih,a isseli. The Eve ,o,,.s.
erg'oatiy pohllssed 10 be CON ,ie,eJ IN s,.h, -
seu--'hns farn shing -wha coss Five D,u.r -,
the ls~ price Of rwo Doliau
The whole snhs an i'ily hsIi bound; les,he, h.ev.
and co'Het,, ~ 90 80 DO do ,pnns bsek.; s3y0u
i'o~fai disooani msde to whUle-sle purchases
Agents vented $500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
CONSULTING A DOCTOR BY TELE-

CONSULTING A DOCTOR BY TELE-
GRAPll.-We donot remember 10 have heard
OF q patient consulting a physician by Tele.
graph before yesterday. Early in the forenoon
yesierdsy. a gentleman stepped into the Tele.
gfaPh Office at Buffalo aud desired 10 have Dr..
stevens, who resides and practices in this vii
lsge, called into toe office here. as be wished
to have \ conversations with him. Mr.. Bougb.
ton immediately called 10 the Doctor. The
grnilemsn AZ Buffalo said his wife was IN. and
desihed That d. 3, should prescribe lor her
The Doctor did not exactly lecl his patient's
pulse oI look % her touguc. AZ j. ustiall, the
way with physicians, bat obiained q fuil snd
s%ccunaie statement of her symptoms, condi.
ton, &c, end Immediately made tie proper
prescriptions. II Is 10 b. presumed the %pstieps
j. doing well, a. the Doctor was TO have been
consulted again IN ihc afternoon, did not the
Inscriptions made in the morning lave the
desired ciect.-LOcAPOTt Deiiy Ccprisr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
NEW BOOks-

ME MYSTERIES OF TuBAcco. Ts.sI
Il Jefusalsmi Carlyisis Com well; Adsn's TT
pnguphyi school Teacher. PslyEiou Bibls, Bias.
raues Oraeuiufn: ffemsal. EIpsjnsoa Ia osrs-.
The American Shepherd; o.. as's Peerns, shsllTi
roehc1l Wofks: Gliam's Tfsyels Ia Mepc,
Ih'mrs nian Pracssce VI Medicine; Bell an Rds
NEE AID Longevity; Bsdsoe on The Will; Coax
S'eDogtaphY; Nea Rsumsfs Trsxrls in The Uand
S'"'es; DIek's Pfaclicai Asifossanss; The wsnds.
i"g Js~i &c Sc. Tn. Jsy rrreivsd aud ~ s.s
~ JOHN IiASwgLI. usisa -.
mh4 Wheslag.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

no SINEcURE4-Tle mail contractor on
the route between Green Bay and Copper
Hareor. Wisconsin. has go, rather a tough job
ON his hands. Ne carries the mail each way
once q month. dunng the winter. travelling
AN loot. When he first took the contract, the
msii did not. probably exceed q few pounds In
weight. But the December m.il weighed rs
ponndsand that for January over 100 pounds.
which the contractor had to back" oil the va,
20 Copper Hirbof, through q snow covered
wilderness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

w. & r. cS,ssoeK, Msrke, street. oppo
s.,e tbe rcs, ofhc- have show ,s = farm wagon
~ their manuisr,urc. which II highly ercdi,a
Die TO the mechanical skill " Wheeling. l,
is very pcuc,, in its workmanship. and Is
'igxed completely with covered boxes, lock,
sc. We were surprised to find the price a,
which they can furnish them, ~ low. Thu.
gurs 20 Missouri.
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COMMISSIONERS sAIg.

e.
dsiehsni Ds'ofd u anl oihso. A1~"'
eY VIRTUE q ,he decree rsn5essd w lbs
~ esase on no % day Of gstsosD 1885 q
The Cilso'i ~Sspsnas Coun u Lac Ed chsaesg
80 Vho eoanfy. 7 will s.Es tos sale 81 ne lrsi
aorf - he Crut house ~ SID esunsy. 90 Msndsy
,se Oh daJ u ANi. 1876 La No ~ ssfsa'ed -
Ma'n street in Naavh whsslias. AisD fas ifssi"e
" ~ n0mbef 50, lying on the S.uts ass " ssa
'mmsdis'sig sdIpntns sl,d ha Al. snd suansf %
lNE tainehns 90 . Goes slfssl ea NE sssih o. 10
SINE Als. = certain psees o. srsssnd siinas -
ne ely 81 Wheeiins. nrd bsunfsd ~ isiiOvs -
~m On ths MA ~ chsng sley, apen uhieb :
tunis on ne Wee ~ en- aiiry fspator fro@ aa
thsfrY eiiey o. tntuu street. snd oa ihs essl By ~
No IVA, sout eyed ~ Nah zsns ~ he ts~n %
Whselths ios The uss u he ssb ~ hssss. SD Pssfs
- ene9na stisadifE tssk 81 lset. eos saee 80 .
frT''ain 'fpss - - ~ fesl ~ ,aad Chevy sasJ, -
- ~erh q the sbots nsuiisncd psopeny BE- MSS -
pvgcs,y - ssi'sir ne aid deetes.
IthAis TIES peF cent u ssd p-asskaes erusy
20 erth. 4"d the b.ia1ss ugqs q aeda % fss- irsl's
80 fiehicu uoaihs. ~ sgasl ss-sissss tssnss
i"'eissi has~ ne dsy - sale lhs pnsehs.s, rsias
h-'nd Nnh ~ ssrsniy. snd Ae nlts neialefd snnA
hs Ntsse ) cad.
JOllN q Eogf D,ys,s
1o9p nsfa btR wo0Ds. SOt.
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COSTS oFSuIPs or

W. learn the following facts from q report
Submitted 10 coagres iast week by the Secre.
,sry Of the Navy;
The ship New Yofk was com nrncrd in
ls20, aad u h esiimslsd twill take s2O5 600
~ lsuath hef. and siO0. 900 To equip her lot
scs. The 81. Lawnncr was commenced IL
iS26. " will take s29 600 To lauash her. snd
about 5000 to send b~f 10 ~. OF ships III
To hnr. Tie Olno was commenced ~ 1877.
aisd launched ia 1870. d,e Delaware sssseom
nrnced ~ 1917. and lsaached IN orlobcf.
1871 thu frnnsyisanis was commenced in
ls2l, end launched Va ls57. OF fngates, tho
c9lurnois was commenced IN 1873 and launch
"a ia 1896. the Congress was commenced IN
1899. s0d launched in 1891 the Savannah
was commenced in 1870. snd lsunchsd N
1912. the Cumberland wss colsmcncd In isls
and launched in 1912. the Raritan was cnm.
menced IN lS10, aud lsunccd in 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
WAR FEELING IN cANApA.-n

NIX FEElAHu IN
Quebec Gazette Of the 10Th instant extracts the
following from the Montreal Gazette Of the
i3h insiant:-'As soon rs the news Of the
hnal rejection of an arbiiFstioa was received
an Montreal. the feeling was pretty general
that war wasinevitable. The different volun
tseI corps forthwith began to oil their ranks.
and enrolment is going forward with great
FsPsdity." The oncbee paper sdds 1.-The
officers Of most OF the Quebec Battslions OF
Miliiia have been drilling for some time pas,
under sergcants Of the regular forces. wheth-
eT We have peace or war. 1t is we'll to be pre-.
pared to discharge heduiies OF our allegiance
and for The defence OF the country"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

a THIN DRESS.-Aa exchange psrr,
under the head at good sdyics . adv S. ,ogng
men 90 wrap themselves up 10 their ,i,tpe
A contemporary well says Man, al -
would freeze to death tlsis wiutcf N he, lad
10 werner covering ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

we publish to-day the law Of Ohio s,a.
'"o'"fSgei0ent 81 Agriculture. IL Is one of
vast Importance to the State bu, W. ,o.Il
Wish u had provided some mean, from a.
stai" irasUTy to esu, IL into ea.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

We arc indebted 10 4. Hih'snls. Esq q
UeWbeI OF the ra~ house OF Delegates. Tor a
- 81 the testimony in the use OF MCook.
IA his efnrt 10 bribr roi,let. The t~es,imon,
exhibits ebou, that amour, OF pronisacy which
we should expect iroma rcd-mouihed l~ocoiooo
crowd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

IEAAs.-rhe Houston Morning Sta, in
'o'"' us readers there isliulc doubt tia, Gen.
efAis Houston and Ru,k viii bc chosen ,o ~.
United States Senate from Tr,s.
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Il on PAPER

H1 notiinb OF
the paper makers OF Boston and ,iciaity. was
held on "Wednesday. a committee was an
pointed TO draft q memorial TO Congress.
against the proposed reduction Of the du,y
on paPc'. and the proposed increase Of the
duty ON raga-Dcacon Moses Grant. presided
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THE d

THE SLACK WATERING do wish the
Monongshcla Slackwatcr would either break
Up OF the dams break up and stop all attempts
.stnariss,ins that creek. II is rally a sin to
have itin is ps%oni,opdiii,n a.. j, IL not only
. sin. but caus.s sia la others. II will BE- the
ruia OF the character OF this place and perhaps
had TO ;cme terrible calamity to il. and per.
laps 70 o,her places. .Al,nos, every one who
now takes passage for Brownsville, hear, the
roan assertion By every min. woman aud
child. when hs arrives, that tho Monongahels
isopcn. that The Ohio is p 10 ri,,sbuqgt,
s0d that there arc four or Ave feet water ia
the channel. Well. some OF them &, on to
Pittsbotsh. s,sy there a day, and then bring
comp-lled TO take the stag, sni como to
Wheeling. in order TO get down the river.
they are pot into a terrible passion. Our
army swor terribly in Flanders" but
IL was pothing 10 what lhese men swear when
they get here. h rs swiu!-it viii corrupt The
morals VI this place. Il Eu,i be stopped.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

c. We think ,h,, hosry winter has past.
snithatth the delights OF spring are fas,spP~aoh-
ing. We have had several days Of beautiful
weather, sunny and bright, and a prospect OF
ore OF the same kind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

NNhERE may be ivaad one Of The mos, On.
,enssys and veil selected siseks sf DRY
o ever brought inIn the eiy ol wheeling. =
being en- rely hesh fsom The Eastern cities.
The following catalogue Will suffice % q de-
serrtton Of part vf said -,ock. as u 10 entirely
upneee.-sfy ia ~ into \ fall ds,ail of enumssilsr
CLOT S--Fseaeh. EagI,sh ani Amenean.
Ca-simeres and Saiuncs.; Jeans Summer eiS'A
T~eeGs. lepps. Summer ~cassimsres. Oregon Cnn.
mere sHc samsss Stuff.
LADIES w EA R-fndissas. Bsmbssino.
Airssss. Mesiro--, czshmrrrs. De L.iaes. Balm.
rines. Pari.iln Robes. organdies, Aaericsn Saxopu
a sew article fr Laiics' dresses barred rtsneh
GinEhams. Psin'ea Lawns. riIn'. and CHIMES 81
all sride. aud lia'iIy. varying from 81 cents aad
spAArcs
sheehngs. b'ssrhrd and anhleaehed fr"m u,
10 ~ 4 in width; T,kines. Checks. Nsnkeens. &c,
WHITE GOODS-Piain ard lad Mull.. plain.
striped aud bard Jacopsi,; Swiss. swiss Null.
u h ps' Lawns. Lines c4,aLrc. iri.h Lles.. Or.
Also. a very fine assortment II Dress Silks Sha wt,.
udki.. t~5avsis. Socks. sea,is. issiefy. sc.
Legborn, Braid n .uneis. EssglIsh Straw, &c;
L~ehern Hats. Palm do.
INGRAM A. vENITIAN CARPETS.
VIII h IL aOn opened and opening aud will 30
presented al unusual low pgiees. sishef wholsals
of reisil Those waning good bargains will new
call at he Philadelphia cssh Sure. s,ga No 4s. "a
ITO IN 'se Eory hsIck building. Main 81. . ie~ d~a
above Rotb's ID Uk S'Ote. ID sEAToN.
na.r
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under the provisions thereof, shall remain ia
no wiseallered or affected BY this act.
ELIAS +. DRAKE.
Speaker Of the House q Representatives..
SEABURY FORD.
Speaker ofthe Senate.
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San ~ me aED MORTAR MRS
NEW TURNING ESTABLISHMENT.
SAMUEL WILSON.

"oULD respectfully inform hhs iarnrer frirnJ.
w anil patron. and The pahic generally. that
he has leased iuf n term ~ years. Ihsi Issf. fran.
%bo'ld'ng at the corner Of Clay end FOas,h ss. d.
'eeily opposite the new Steel hclsty. where he hs
provided hinseli ~nh . large hofse posssr ~safsts.ai
i"t ell las Pafposss Tie 10 NOW prepared TO eIsesls
ell ofdef' iaf turning with The greatest JssJaleh
and nssinc's. and al Ihs lowest living psicss
lie invites a share u ihe public patronage.
mar 4 I'm
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UE- There is a chap ia the east with legs
80 crooked tina, they are often used for cork
screws.
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AN INCIDENT.

The following touching incident is from
the y. Y. Mirror;
An eminent clergyman one evening became
the subject OF conversation, aud . wonder
was expressed that he never was married.
That wonder said Miss Porter. was once ex-
pressed TO the Rev. gentleman himself in my
hearing. and he told story in answer. which
| will tell you. ami. perhaps. slight a. 1t may
seem, IL Is the history OF other hearts a. sensi-
tive and DELEGATE as his own. Soon after his
ordination. he preached once every sabbath
as a clergyman in small village, not twenty
miles irom London.
Among his auditors. from Sunday TO Sun
day. he observed a young lady. who always
occupied n certain seat, and whose Close at
iention began insensibly TO grow 20 him nh
object OF though. and pleasure. She lef the
church as soon rs the service was over. aud
IL - Glanced that he went on for a year with
out knowing hsr name; but his sermon was
not written without many a thought how
she would approve IL. nor preached with sat
isiaction unlcs, he read appreciation in heu
face. Gradually he came 10 think of her a,
other times than when writing -emons. and
To wish 90 Sc her on other DAYS than Sundays.
bat the weeks slipPef on, aud though he ian.
cied that she grew paler aud thinner. he never
mustered resolution enough TO ask her name
or seek 10 speak with hcT. bN mos silent
steps, however, love hsd worked into his
heart, aud hc made up his mind to seek her
acquaintance ani marry her, il Possible. when
one day he was sent for 10 minister OF a iu-
neral.
The face OF the corpse was the same that
hal looked up 10 him Sunday after Sunday
till h. learned to make il a part OF his religion
aud his life. lie was unable TO perform tho
service. and another clergyman oticiaiei; and
after she was buried. her father took him a
side and apoligized Tor giving him paiu-bu
n could not resist the impulse TO tell hin
.ha, bis daughter had mentioned his nam,
with hrr.s ttr nth. and was afraid a conceal
ell affection for him had hurried her to IN,
grave. Since that. sid the clergyman IN
question. my heart has been dad within the
aud look forward. only, 10 the time when
shall speak TO her in heaven
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Monday. while lying up at MConnells,i lIe
on the MusS,ngum, and was damaged. it is
thought. 10 the amount vi about 1000 dollars.
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