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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
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FOR s D1E' 81 lYt.scR6STfn

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NxrRACT ffoG the .fsp.u' - t1o WISHING
commnro 81 the rerns, lvAnia O. 0jcnIss-
raj sseie'ys' unanimously adrP'en. and ssssss1 -
he rented.
|LANDRETHs NURSERIES & GARDENS.
'rhss- %ss'en.,c Z rovad. ere GA Fs<ssrisspss.
tin oi cameiliss ~ns made here. Soms q sks~s
INV in Inc peso s,on Of ,ho.s dis,ineussAsd ~
s-iy mcn. are ten feet high. The ssIse.
iion OF Gr'n h.usr plants 10 valuable ssf sssea.
i've.
In he nurseries We saw q sses, many Aassa,li~.
Of ~huh there are no lees IN en- thirteen dissisrt
,reo,e. and three varieties. One plant 81 shs %
grandeur, Is 2 o feet high and in fuii bIscs~. Here
are like ise tho NJ cofdois SO Ieei high; . bssssfsl
NJ %.i,r,lies ia as~sr. aud . mssni6eeus sp<csmss
~ fee, high, ai the ~ ecuspiees, The euress Gage
Orange, ,.a, re,siu. II, lucid scl,sge logger rhsn
any oIhsr deeiioous tree.
The Nassrne.ass sii very eorsec,iy nsuassL,
Supplying ,vrry p7r, Of ihe unier; q dess;i Of which
would crcnry 10, much ofous spacj "a s1ssskss
cnnicnt o~sr.ei,es with stating tha, sks sssek % sssy
large, AID ~ every s'nfe of rrswth. eonsapiRG e
Forest and Ornamental rress. Shfuts. Esesgsseas.
yinfs ani Cfcep~s. with . collection ~ hesbsrsoss
plants; FRUIT TREES 81 The Bee, hind. cod s~ss
heel ny rundhnn; large beds oI ssedisng speis.
pears. flums, DC. as "a. X for budding snd srsh.
ing: a plan very superior to that Of wssksne spsn
sneker.. whica carry with them insn he E~n ell
the dissascs OF me parrht s'aek.
GARDEN SEEDS
OF Tho fret qualify have been ssitered oves NJ
country from these groanais, and may always ~ -
pended uro1. The setd essshlthnrus ~ thsss
H'tiic ultari.Ds j. one oi ne ssyd extensive In no
Uaol, and rs PREPARATION ID well sasssinsd Iron
year 10 year.
IT, obvia,s The rhkHpvbf nj, ,ass Of 10 ksssa
9TH, plants al Tho same family ihey have esssss<k-
81 snsshef nofscy ~ q suitable dpisncs. ~ M
de generation cannon take place. snsr rhieh ssenfes
I, ihe rasehssess n genuine sree.' k~o~teg
thus he age. q',a'iiy an-l process of eai'sss ~ every
ciah, the supply from their eruohds V
Jsd with great enslienee
Snce The date ~ the 'Repon' fr'm which Ne
above 10 distracted. the entire establishment has
been greatly enlarged. The collection Il Caosfiiss
embraces all HE foe- kinds. ard Consists u soAs
thousand. of various sizss; 40 i,kewbe of Roses. and
o'heS desirable plants. both tender snd hardy-
-fmt Trees. eic. sh
The Seed Gar5en,. sIone. ever Shr acsss. sn<
'he whole 10. as II has been tpf more than hall .
century, under The saceessiye isanasemeni OF father
and . az. the mcsi promir~n, in Amsrses,
0GrOrdcss received by , CRuMBACkER. fsen
ail'n catalogues may be- to cbssinsd, srssis.
feh1 In aa atfp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

CT Notwithstanding ,hatsincc the dread.
fnl accident IN the mines C~sTbopdalc, Pg.
caused by the falling o, the roof, no effort has
been spared, no trace has yet been discovered
OF tho fifteen men who are en,ombed beneath
the fallen mass. Two hundred men have
been at work since the accident occurred, but
they have not yet succeeded la reaching the
DO lies oil those who are known To be in the
mine, and who. il IL feared. have now persisted
from famine, il they were not Immediately
killed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

The new Constitution Of Missouri. disluut
iaes unf man from holding any mili,ar; 70
civil office. ar appointment in that Sisic. who
shall, after the ratification Of the Constitution
b. engaged a, principal. second surgeon. &C
cessory. or abetfcr in a ducl. IL slsl makes
it the duty Of the Legislature to provide the
mode aud manner in which the survivor of
duel and hi, estate, shall BE- rendered respon-
sible to, and charged with a compensation for
the wife aud children OF the deceased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

tCy Alta meeting OF the Wing Membcrsoi
the Pennsylvanis Legislature, il was mani.
mously recommended that Delegates be APP
pointed to attends State Convention TO con.
vene in Hanisburgh on the 7th Of March en-.
ssing. The special matters calling for the
eaay attention Of he'whigs throughout the
State, are the thorough ongsniza ,ion Of the
party, the nomination OF q candidate Tor Ca
nal Commissioner, and the appointment Of =
State Genital Committee. Many Countie,
have already acted upon the suggestion Of OH
Wing friends ia the Legislature and spPoirs
cd Delegates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
THE POET AT A PINCH.

Though Sally's charms are quite mature,
shes favored yet WITH many a wooer.
Among The rest " ran PoEr bowed:
She entertained him With the crowd,
But wbens'er alone I've met her
The charming lady pleased him better.
Al length indeed her heart seemcd Won.
While his like boiling rgg was done. ?
She half confessed tie fame she felt
As he beside her sighed aud knelt
Bat when be sought 20 seize her hand.
And hold IL hostage %s the land.
The Poets soul WIS shocked enough
Those taper fingers saelt OF snuff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

The title of"Daiiy Journal. borne Tor some
tins BY the paper formerly the Maids mian
has been chsngrd 10 ,ba, OF DAILY Times"
and Mr. Robinson formerly Of the Cincinnati
Daily Enquirt makes he's bsw as editor, lie
announces himself out anil sui an admins
tra,ion man mud ultra even in Western no
tionsof the right and title TO Oregon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
TwENTY.NINTH CONGRESS.
washington, Feb. 5, 1916

SENATE.
The credentials OF Mr.. Chalmers. OF M;ss,.
sppi. electsi To fiji the unexpired tenn of Mr..
Walker were presented.
Mr.. Bsgby, introduced a bill TO increase
the Naval Establishment OF The United States.
On motion Of Mr. Dix, the Senate then
took up the House hill, 90 limit the salaries
Of Collectors of Customs. Mr. ID. explained
the provisions OF the bill.
McssTs, Huntington and Davis, as members
of the committee on Commerce, expressed
the IL couctrrences I'm the measure, and the
bill was then read a third time aud passed.
The Senate then passd into Executive ses-
sion.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr., Price OF Mo. presented a memorial
from Tia Legislature Of the State of Missouri,
with regard 10 the boundary iise OF that State
be also offered a r. resolution terminating debate
on The Oregon resolutions in committee, al 3
y. NJ on Monday next.
Mo. Mcksy moved a call OF The House
which was ordered by yeas %. nays so.
The resolution terminating debate was then
considered: n motion 60 lay IL on the table
was reieoicd-yeas SO, nays l07. U0der the
operation Of the previous question il was adoI-
ted BY yeas loo. nays 81.
On motion OF No. Mckay, the dill, houl
Of meeting was fixed st 10 O'Clock.
The llouse then went into the COMMITTEES
OF the Whole, ard sunei ,hc Oregon de
hate.
FEBRuARy G.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
COLONY m WESTERN rExAs.-rhe

COLONY IN WESTERN TExAS.-The
Corpus Cauisd Gazette Of January 9Th, which
has reached VA in the ordinary course Of the
mails says that the Colony Of Mr.. Castro, on
the Medina river. is ina houEishing state.
The inhsbissnts are Germans, The Gazette
ssw;
The settlement Of CastfoVillc numbers
oves 40o lnhs biiants. possessing about J .0OO
bead si cattle, ia one o. the finest ranges for
stock o b. found la Texas. New sttIements
sfe being laid OF. and !, " more llsn probsble
that within six months achain Of villages will
extend fapm Csssros Tile to the Rio Fno, DrsI
The Laredo rad. thus connecting San Antonio
sad Corpus Chfissi. TIE PROCESS already
sasde by the ~rrnsgFeuts isu esraestof The ad.
ysntsgrs which Wesien TEXAS win derive
ifon the ~isstefnctIon Of this population. con.
iessskly the bess adapted for colonization that
EGrops eau tafnssh.-W lR0 hundred intfO.
daeed VA March last, thres iourths planted
c~oraenoseh Cos their ~eonss1nptioa. aud next
Years crop u - expected viii maks them iu-
depSBdem
Niacty emigrsnts foT liz upper county
from westpisala end Absoc. had lss4cd a,
Corpus chdTi. A rgplsr iine o. wsgons for
the transportation q goods ffom Corpa,
clpi.u to cssifosilie has been established
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

THE OCEAN srEAMERs.-Th. Gree,
wes,ern viii comnencc her trips across the
Atlantic OF the ll,h Of April. The Great
Britsin will take her int departure Tor the
season from Liverpool on the 9th Of May.
The Massachusetts, tslesm propcller) wssa al
,cr,ised at Liverpool to sail tor New York on
the 18th ult.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
LEGISLATURE On the SIN io., :, ),

LEGISLATURE On the 9TH inst. on mo.
lion Of Mr. Eigingion, leave was given 10
bring in q bill supplementary 60. and amend.
ator Of. an ACT cntiiltisn actto authorize ube
Baltimore ead Ohio Rsi Road COMPANY f.,
complete iieif Reel to ihe Ohio River r,,
81 Feb . 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

BAPTISM "A child Of one Of the ~ciiizens
OF 0uehsc was lately bsplisei with water
brought from the nvcr ,n which John the Bas-
,ist bsptiscd the Sas loar OF the world.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

"yis, look hcsrs Pat. atm. hl1c watch. m,
hcNcy. bought of Michael oShane, Gruh5
street, .>illssnsy. swdif i, hss not sun faster
than she 6igdoch. yoitier cn s. Paar-. nsy
ncsss "a soo, on the boss o'my sws,c Ire.
lsad. forever. lis jewel ot . watch N.
tp~sy, ssSd hycs ~vVid get the b~t rmuin
watch in the rsticn jiss e to Michael oShsne
Nh the boy for hif deslin' aud no lie in hi'
weaavs thcusht OF Janice estimate OF a
watch whenteoking at our town clock. fos a
e~ Asys east. II has bcsi tn, ~ sb! a hal
aour. ,rCaafRD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
HCn00LT00KE

II IRKHAM's GRAMMAR Fist. Second I'D
IN. THIRD Bouks OF ur,osSi oiseyt. kfiseheifs.
SaHhs aud Mvsss's Cspgsa rh,es and Ailass-; C<ssa-
.ockis Pnilos,phy. Physcpey. chemssiy and Eli
cal,pr; Rays Anismsi,e.; Davies Aissbes /; Wsts
81. end websisfs. seho,i D,csio.anes; HtGn6rv's
Eelectie Reader, United Sisscs Spoilers and Fra-
srs; sniIhis GrsnEas and As,hmesiess Lives of
washsnstor. Fsnkfir and Msroa'; wsns on ne
Ni,ed; Uphafn's Mental Philosophy; with q ssnsssi
supply " Sehevl and Collegiate D skss pest received
and is ssI~ wholesale aad retail. ny
JOHN . HAswELL.. Upioa 81.
hb7 aWhseiieg.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

MARRlED-Atw West Alexander, on the
9th inst. by the Rev. j. SourHrrLASp. Mr..
JOSEPH CLINE to Miss SARAH HUEY,
ell OF this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

CYA young man napsd Peter Mscklinq
ess arrested ia New York On satafiay .chsH.
ed with ~ falling IL p,sssi hlmssii as
a. thv ageE. ~ the C~4llDlIc Orphan Asylum
~ BfOokya. snt thrse5s e9i .ioI ,yn lar
shls.ssn Of nsousy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
Truly " sincerely,
MATILDA l.. D~EvENP0ET.
City OF PHILADELPHIA. s..

City Of Philadelphia, -.
Personally appeared before me the subscri-
her, recorder OF the city OF Philadelphia. the
above named Matilda l.. Davenport, who, on
her solemn oath, depose and SAYS tina, the fore,
going statement IL true, 10 the best of he.
knowledge and belief. In witness whereof,
have h~creunto set my hand. this 26th day OF
May. A. d., 1874. RICHARD VAUX.
feb z IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

30 TnE PuDIIo GENERALLY.

TO THE PUBIIC GENERALLY
NFOHMA - respectfully sslirissd-h ~ fss
undersigned. respecting . Daiehnsn nsfasd
Joha B,1sm sho latosed 81 Heels FsFsaee, tsss
S"'nnn. and len 90 ih- night " the TENTH ~ NO
's@ihcf lss'. u'uiss oifsssnssaeess shsi ~ 4se<s =
,"nt'e'ien ihs' Ne wss murdered, saa eoassqs>n,ly
whom haze tefn ~ . called Coan he'll - 90
'sef he 'hafga a. 'hs Slsing ifrm "a ens csf<ats'
Coprt shoshi sd Brom : M he hssas. any ~
iofnsiiun gipg 10 csfsbiish fhsi fsr' 'ess'h<f VITA
~ Piies ~ fesiasnre. vJl b. s~fstsluiiy fseslsr1.
ksPou says has nnoR bss : hreshsf Adsssss
ihe undersigned a. HssIs lsfs.ss ie.fsnr"
rpony Obie. HkNhf BLAME.
fhB 81
p.u.a,..k tmsfffan RORY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

INCENDIARISM ~ BOSTON The cit,
Of Boston Is troubled with . gang 81 vile in-
centsues. On Sunday morning there w,re
fwo fires, and II night three different alarms.
The only senous damsge. however. was the
destruction 81 Mf W r Douon. laIs ho1.
spl dwelling Lo~ag10n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

WHO SwALIows-A novel way al
olahiag nbbiis u praciieed "a he souihe D.
eoasl 81 kaEisDd. They scattef = qusntil, ~
snuff 81 the mouth 81 ileif holes. covering ia
With eseen parsley. Of uhich he gam /. o.
Issfksoiy iond. On psfsaking OF tbe DELICIOUS
sseexing that they invsrably beat nclr brains
out against fas rocks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

House met at 10 O'Clock. No quorum
After some delay, a quorum appearing the
House wus organinsd and the debate on tho
rssolnlio a giving notice 20 q eat Britain WAS
resumed by NJ. Davis Of Miss. .anlconfinoed
by M-ssns Houston. Csthcart AMI Martini
The latter - from Mr.. Polss district. lis
speech was WINDY aud pompous He called
ou the House % give Tie Executive tbe DOW
.ef aud Oregon would Son b. ours.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
rHYsic DIsARMED OF iTs TERRoRs

PHfSiC DfSARMED OF IN TERRoRS,
Every person is interested that DR.. Chicken.
cv. Of New York, has Invented a medicine OF
the most certain and powerful purga,i,e dual.
tiles, whichisyet - gentle tha ii h operations
on The system are entirely nnicit. rs aet;op
= altogether unattended with anpine or nan.
SEA, aud SIN more TO enhance IL value. /, Il
coated with white sugar, 80 that IL leaves no
unpleasant taste IN the mouth. I'm fact b.
ha,or - 20 unlike physic, and is action l. So
perfectly gentle, that ans person nav swallow
q dose without suspecting that ha has taken
physic . tall unless hroughi it, ultimate eject.
winch . PotSehul and positive. even on ihe
"'"s' s"sii'e constitutions. We neesi not
comment GA those great advantages az Click.
enef : Sngaf-C Oated Vegetable Pufsati,e pills
over Other medicines a. they must h. nb, ,ons
70 all Tor there are ha lew persons who Al
not require phgsiC occasionally and Gweg.6n
who hnVe not = rooted aversion b. the osnse
ou' and ncking compounds which. before m
epPearonce ~ these pills. were tbe nult ,bs,
eetf. which physic ever aaumed. in les
th,n hve years, Ctickenefs Sugar Coated PIN.
wi'i sppefseie Oh Other puRstivc msascinss,
i'f 40 lens2n viii c0neni 10 have his stomach
tHined' aiui hs bowels uckcd with tiYe old.
f-Ni'1ft PREPARATIONS, whrp hr might have
le dc,ind ot5eci sscomciisA ei much more
thoroughly by a rev olr y hose enctti n IN
accompanied ty iit slightest Offensive ca.s
non Fnf nN e aitfris mtut
ibjIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
cosTIvEN Ess. CHoLIc.I NpIGEsTIoN

tboit' ~ f-Ac, OftoisiCs IN lufNt
Have long hafied The Physicians skill. A
medicine however has been discovered nna is
now offered Co the werld. which is a quick
and perfect curc for them. 20 which nearly
every respectable practitioner IN New York
will bear willing testimony, az they have n
bandoncd all other remedies for its nsc. The
remedy spoken of Is Ciickencfs Sugar Coated
Vegetable Pills. A medicine which is az
rslateable as sugar plnmbs; never gripcs or
nsuseates in the slightes, degree, and vet is she
most searching and positive purgatiye prepar-
alton ever discovered. Such is The excellence
of ClickeneTs Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills
that the proprietor warrants a cure il they are
taken according TO directions. aud biads him
self to return the money il the purchaser is not
fully pleased with them. The great excite
ment which their appearances has produced is
not a false one, bat is erected on the strong
Foundation of truth, and wilt never pass nssy,
for so long as cosiiveness. choiic, and iudiges-
ton remain attendant iR the human race, 80
long viii their only positive remedy continue
TO he popular. For agents see advertisement
fcbBlw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

or n. attention Of readers /, s-kci TO
tn Ad~ersisemen, Of @. Z. Aliea. New York.
They viii tind q, hss establishment, ,plcn-
d,f sssor',nea, Persons visiting New ioss
viii 10 well 10 cail on him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

Mr- .es e fleltl isiy. vil- ol d.
Ndes. Of VASES, has.ii,. aud mother a.law
io the crlehratci Ftcnrh a%utliof Eisene Sus.
isst pfessni in Washington Sh' has two
ianghtcfs- twins. Young sud pleasing gins
~ most uiuiAb3e Chamcures, and resembling
each other m1si r.mafAabif Ihese gids srs
thc originals IRON which Sue dfcS his ceie
bfaied casmctcra at so and Blan hr iu tiu
NsnAeElng Jew Thu Circumstance render
these hius gods. scarcely twrl,s wear, old
ab.aci.ul afalt a~linimiiou Corr paH4sA
UCiLaa ~ Ufm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
III NOMINEE.

WILLIAM BEBD, Esq. OF Is I,ler colut,
h ,ie Wing No,nin-c Tor Governor OF Uaio
Tins nomination wa, effected on ihs seeunc
ballot, anl wac proclaimed amid the d.slcn
my cheers ot the mult,tui5 present. Ga the
motion ,o declare the nomina,iou u~SNS,Novs
mol a afssenfiHg ro6;e rss heard aml one
shout after another went ZAP Tor "BEBB ssi
WH,e CtrSEl' A -t~aniart.b,srcr has beer
dc-ignsted b. the Convcbtonsof whom the
Wings OF Ohio m1y well Z. ppid. Where
the batile ragrs the hottest Will b. found
WILLIAM BEBB. winning all hearts b. hi.
earnest appeals, AMI ysnluishing the mercen-
AIRY clique. H. 1, y man worthy OF the time
AMI the cau~c, anil one whose name Is a syn
onyn, Tor viciou! Tn Campaign has been
oPrncd p~oopiuonsly. and itonly remains now
Tor each man 10 lini his place. TO take his po-
si,ion and to do his duty. The issues are
already made. aud no man should hesitate OF
%isitrr. Wa B.sB aud a Home Currency
against David Tod aud Pot Metal A sound
BankingS tenn of our own or Bank De- &C.
ton AMI tn Wild ca, paper of surrounding
States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
OHIO WING STATE coNvENrIoN

We have been favored with a o o oil the
State Journal con,aininsia past. the psocecd-
ings of the Sia,g Conseu,iou held on ,hc 4 \
inst. Hon JOSHUA MArHiOr OF Licking
county. was Pmsiisnt. o. the 2ni ballo,
WILLIAM BEBB. or BUTLER Co.
was nominated as tn Wig candidate 70,
Governor OF Ohio. Tia c,mpiisa is nov
laldy opened. Tn i%alrati. IA. cloq tent
BBBB. has bcn selected as our ,,andsr,
bearer; with saci La Ls anl such a oaa,s,
'hs Whies "asi sui will tiunpl, by a, lea,
'eertyJsre tao~saad minority
We copy the following appropriate remark
from The Safe yournal:-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

II certainly viii not 60 so Lac as a Frcnch
friend Of mine. who had resided twenty five
years in the States. aud gives it as his opinion
that the next best speculation. after Tom
Thumb, wault be 10 hnd a complete AmeTi-
can gentlcman-that rora auis ia ierris-and
exhibit him IN London aud Paris at a shilling
a head.
Americans SIRE generally vulgnr; but wh,
they should be hypocuios in the northern
Sssscs. rogues ia the middle, aud mfians in
the sSuIh - noLso easily accounted Tor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
PRAYER or THE REVOLUTION.

Great Father we bow before the; we in
woke thy blessing, we deprecale thy wrath.
we return thee thanks for the past. We ask
thy aid ior The future. For we are in
times Of trouble, oh Lord, and sore besct
I'y foes, merceSs and Implying. Jae
sword CLEANS over our land and the dust Of
HE sun is Gampeued with the blood of our
ineighbors ard friends.
Oh! God Of mercy, we pray thee to bless
the American arms. Make the man ol our
hearts strong in 'hy wisdom, bless, we be-
seech thee, with renewed life and strength
our hope, and thy instrument, even Geo, ga
WahngrOn-sh Dwe by councils on The
Honorable, the Continental Congress, visit
our boost, comfort the solder in his wounds
And sfec'ions, nerve him for the fight. pre-
pare him for The hour Of death.
and in ,be hour of defeat, oh, God OF
Hosts; 60 Ihou be our oIsy, and in Inc hour
Of triumph be thou our guide.
!rach US TO be meEcIla Though the
memory of CALLING wrongs be a! our hearts.
knocking for admIIsnCo, that they may fill
ns Win sho iesiIe VI irrruso, J vr ,c, Va, Ola
Lnrd spare The vanqaished, though lhey
never spared US in the hour Of bulcAery aud
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
INSTANTANEOUS
From tho Philadelphia Eagle.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 30, ls46.

DEAR Observation-Disclosures | send yor
Relic Of Revolutionary times. is ST
full Of genuine patriotism, and confidence
in the God of battles, and so appropriate
FOR those times which tried mems souls
thar i, could MOI have failed 10 nerve the
Amer can soldier to noble deeds Of vaIor, a,
Ihe warm glowing words fell from the lips
of The Rev. Naive ParioI and Divine
Believing republication Of the enclosed
would be appropriate 10 these times, | have
AIKEN The liberty to forward it to you with
The above remarks, aud hope 10 see it pub.
jished in your valuable and interesting pa
per, the Naive Eagle aud American AdvO.
cate
Very respectfully, yours.
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