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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
TIE CHOLERA

The Montreal Herald OF June Is. has the
following article:
Ink CnoLURA.--We find that ON, ,llus;o,,
M yesterdays Hcisld, to the teport of a ease
OF AslaIIc cholera having occurred at Quebec.
mas created SOME little uneasiness: and I'VE has.
ten not only TO repeat that the report i'm oues-
non has not been confirmed" but thni we
nave every reason To doub, its correctness. -
/ We have II from a high medical authority
mat, although the cholera Of The cOnafry ha,
been unusually prevalent, during the last week
or ten days, the cases have been of a mild ma
] lure ana have, IN every instance, welded TO
the ordinary treatment.
But, while we thus have il i'm our mower in
allay any unreasonable alarm. i'm the minds oI
lhe ninld, we would reiterdte the imperative
uuly oi lne authorities, not 80 grossly to neg
'eGt the simple precautions against a danger.
Nhich, although yet distant, we cannot iell
now soon we may be called upon 10 contend
WIN; we have again and again pointed ON,
'he dlsgraceiui and presidential condition i'm
winch certain districts Of Montreal are ner.
mltteu, month alter month to remnin. and
VIC solehnly warn our authorities. should that
dread messenger OF death again visitour shore
(ahd we see b. our last English files. that At.
Ter dNaglng great part OF Asia, he has AGAIN
appeared IN EuroPe,) they are, in the stagnant
pools, and Accommodations of putrid matter
now poisoning our atmosphere and preparing
Io' MN an easy conquest over the lives II
our citizens. Let them reflect upon the ~.
sponslOlIlty attending the confidence recessed
IN them, and without delay--lct them MOI
waii until the groans of the DYING and the tears
Of the bereaved reproach them with The culna- |
bic negligence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
no THE LADIES.
MORRIS HoIrsF-
lss CHESTNUT STREET
OUT" ''oE' SErwEEN sEvES1H aSo EloBTH srs
PHILADELPHIA.

'oUrn SIDE BETWEEN sEvTS1H asp g,esyu a..
PHILADELPHIA.
WIS Establishment. situated In the een,,s NJ
'he m'.' issh''nahlr p1fi ~ me riiv. pr, l,r
H'm alI W" Steamboat Landings snd R,ilfosd D.
P''s' h'ei "p wa plflors and bedn,ons sst,,n.
ing ~ we'll as many airy single eba.phe.,. A..
3" " accommodations fof LsJiss and C;enll,m.,.
a"d ~ lies. either g. ifgus.en Or P,,m,,e,.,
RJafdrfs i''''''e"'
I'll, ne MoHai' Hour being a TEalPERANcg
HOTEL u suited 10 81, fs,ns Who l,l. -, =. 49,.
health ' ''e"'eV oi
,|'a''', md l'en'lsmei'. Otjinsry !. ,ers's,y
p',y'ded a"d veil supplied. Pmaio rsb... 80
when required W.
Travellers ofnyifg q, nigh. sdnnr,J st.u
Warn and Cold Btibs in ne b,,..
w cha'ac'ef and convenience. The N,.,,s H..
WI be "nnd sgoh ~ ne Hoisls s,o,,,li, -,
'""'h .fts 'ilen-ivs han niast NJ item
i' S1-Jlr@nN .TtLETCHEg r,oens.o,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
by aud With the GdUice and consent of me

John J. Kane, Of Pennsylvania, to be Judge
OF the district court of the United States for
me eastern district OF Pennsy lyaniu, vice Arch
ibald Randall, deceased
Henry Wilson, OF Ohio, to be purser In the
navy; 10 MI q vacancy occasoned by the death
y John 9. Spencer. Jr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

nIECE GOOnS-Just received by
TALLANT a. DELAPLAIN.
New Wholesale Ware house.
a few pieces Canary Prints,
Case rich fancy do very low,
a few pieces fine Earlsion Ginshams
Manchester bingham.
A large 10, Bleached Goods,
ALo on HAND
Light Frenrh Ca~simPres, Fine Linen Dnllings.
and other goods suitable for Taur's trade.
SILK Paras is and Sun Shades le 22-Are
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
SAD ACCIDENT.

MI. Henry Baker, worthy mechanic OF
our town, came To on untimely and nelan.
choly death By falling from the roof of two
story building, upon which he had ascended
LOT the purpose OF making some repairs. Med
zeal aid wos promptly called to his assistance
anu although there was 10 apparent external
INJURY he lived bat few moments.
we refer our readers TO the communication
under the obituary held in to-day's paper. IRON
the pen OF one who knew him. ior ali the ma,
tculars. - Winchester Rrp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
RARE PASSENG ERS 60, -.

RAKE PASSENG ERS.-C1pt. UPTON. of
oHg Deposit, from Para, brought home boa
constructor, about Ii feet long, and a couple
ot monkeys OF singular species, from the Rio
negro stream up the Amazon. The mon.
heysa'e entirely white, except the head, which
Is black and Is covered with soft fur. They
stand about three feet high, and are said TO be-
Inc hrst OF this species ever imported here
Salem Register.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

The announcement Of the Cumberl Rand Ct.
william that the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal
had Obtained sum Of money sufficient to
complete their work without delay, is now
said by that paper TO have been premature -
The Civilian then adds
There ~ good reason 10 believe that tbe
contractors, Messrs. Gwynn & Co. will cro.
cure the money adequate TO their wants
through the agency oi the New York and M,
Tyand Mining companies. Still the neaotis
tons cannot be hurried TO close at will how
ever pressing tn necessity, aud i, IS mos,
probable that the result will not be nude
known iof sixty oT nin2ty days to come. n
OIL Is then effected Tor which we hope, we
shall be abundantly satisfied.
WELL DESERVED PRAISE. fol
lowing article contains a well morited irbh,
70 the distinguished gentleman named therein.
Dun MINISTER ~ LoNDos. When The A.
tnerican people, through the length aud breadth
Of lhe country, ore congratulating each othcl
on the settlement of the Oregon question and
with that, the settlement Of The question of
peace OF war, we ought not ~ forget the man
whose services aided materially ID bringing
bout tbs fortunate state Of things. When
the halls OF Congress Gcsoundcd with the vst
notes Of tlc ultrds Olall parties, and the eban,,
Of o wsr with Eugsnd was probable orr 4,
delatghble minister Co London. while s1Oer
ing under severe bodily iudisposltion. IVA,
quietly at work, endeuvOnng toaverfs c,lst,.
iiy from lis county, which would roll h,rl
the tide Of prosperity, aud make thousand, o
widows aud orphans. 10 the well.titned a.
ertions OF Mr.. McI1ne b. Tic country pobi
bly, indebted for the early settlement Of iii.
question. We do not s8y that the question
would n1t have been settled without bis val
mtbie aid. but ceuainly would not have bceI
-cttlrd W noon a. itbas been. We learn tha
Mr. Mclane j. about To give up his nis-io,
in consequence 81 ill health Iti. 10 be hone,
that q uian OF Tho frat character will take 'bi,
d lace 40 tho Court Of St. James.
Three fine steamboats, have commence,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
MlNERAL LANDS.-It isnndersloo,

MIN NERAL LANDS.-lt is understood tb,,
a OIL has bee n OF is about to be reported IN
Congress Tor the sale Of the mineral b,nJs ~,
Lake Superior. 1t is said to provide for ,bci,
sale IN 4O acre tracts, az minimum, of a. no,
acre No pTe-emptive right is secured 4, lie
present lessecs. Such bill would be- n.;t,e,
Just nor satisiaCtory. 49, DeI ddy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
The little dogs aud al.
Tray, Bianch. and Sweetheart.
See--ihey bark at me.

Y" Charleston papers snnouncE the J.,,l
an W, saturday, night last, Of the Hon Hen,
"hld'eton' IN The 76th year of bis aoc w..
SS,s,y Representative in Congress rom IN.
,ta ~ el south Caroline, and Tor soms yes,.
OF Russia. a' lhe Court
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

IMPORTANT DECISION on THE NAT
URALlZArlON LAW We learn from the
Newport Daily News that at the present SEES
sion OF the United States DirCuil Court held
in that town. Judge Woodbury. stated that the
practice which has heretofore prevailed. of
foreigners declaring their intention OF becom-
ingcltzenis, in Clerks Office during vacation.
was IN his opinion. according 10 law. The
oath has alwa;s been iaker la open court. and
TINS will still be required. This decision will
b. very gladly received by the numerous for.
eigners who have filed their declarations in
the Clerks office. add who. in consequence al
The decision of an U. s. District Judge i'm New
YORK, expected To be compelled To begin anew
tue important process of naturalization.
CASUALTY.-The wils of Robert Addison
a storage passenger on board the Convoy. Eel
overheard on Saturday. between Memphis AM
the mouth OF the Ohio. and was drowned. =
what made the circumstances most distress
ing, aud which excited the sympathies Of al
oh board, was that her husband and seve,
Children, (two OF them were young ladies
we're on board, ano the extreme anguish am,
distress wrung from them, was piiiable To b.
hold. They are OF the mechanical indus,tin
class oi the better sort OF English enigranls
on titH way To Grant county, Wisconsin
The deceased had about her person all IN,
money tie iauily posse sscl, amounting 10 b.
ween sixty aui seventy pounds sterling i,
! gold. The cahia passengers imlnediatcl,
started subscription paper, aud raised abou
one hundred aud twenty dollars for their inn
mediate necessi,es.-Si. Louis inner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

READY FOR SERvICE.-N'r. Edward
Webster son OF Hon Daniel Webster, has
hlled up the ranks OF his company of Boston
volunteers, n in all, and has reported 70 tile
ADJ General. The company will be organized
IN lew days by the choice OF Officers. and
VIII Then, with the Others, be ready for ser.
vice whenever the regiment from Massachu-
sets shall BE- called for.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

NJ. q w. lIllou. broker in Wall .t,so,
New York, was found dead in bis BID n, "a ~
nceiay mouing, with bis throat cut. NJ, r.
was shout ~ years Of age, unmarried and ba,
been labounE Tor one weeks under mer,,s
sbsrrsfiou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS
IN The shade. at this office, yesterday.
a: lii. I'm. 5p
~ degrees. "a. "a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

spurious ball dollars. we'll cxc,p,,J e.. 8.
Circulation ia Philsdclrhia. '''''' ''o ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
MRS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

.'4''' ~ TIT III us tIIeDTnffd IoalI-
ef has recently been spending some fine !,
The county. She Is lavelling in IN. So,,j,
amon9 hcf ioImer scholars. She has edpcat.,i
0OOO young ladies-jO0 OF whom hive tbem.
selves been TEACHERS. II must be most or,i.
Hyins fortune % see in their own homes a.
many OF Ter former pupils, and toobscryc bo,,
me mental end moral seed sown by her in tbc
sol OF The human soul. has germinsted and
Oeen nonusiied. Gratifying also 10 tboso nan.
pll. must it be- 10 meet again rwbodi,e,ted
'hrif young minds, standing towards tl,e,o,i
most w the light OF a mother aud loved n,
one 10y them NoodrHe tBiss) Rspnbi,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

The Boston Journal says there wasa slight
hoar frost ~ low situations OF some OF the
nelghhorlng towns last week. The weather
IN CASTOR wOs, however, quite warm on Mon.
Day and there was consid, nble complaint OF
want OF ram; there having been none for some
,ime' amt The vegetation having began TO sui
Ter There was considerable complaint too
OF dthciency OF waterin Boston, among thos.
VINO are compelled to depend for supply Oh
rain water.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
MARBLE AND FREEsToNE.

THNlIE subscriber. thankful tor iOmer iavors. s,r-
- ! cite oil ihuse wanting ANY Thing M his line
io zee him befo purchasing elsewhere, lie !.
az d w u be receiving Cue lot Of all the vati'u-
kinds of Marble ordered. With, together with hrs
former sork he will sell nj aud carriage. al
lowing h'm day wages f,r working. lie has n"w
IN hand and mak,I z MANTLES MONUMENTS
TONES. READ aud FOOT. oi various s'zes and pat
terms. and al leas, ten per ccnI cheaper than in
Pittsburgh. Orders addressed through The Posi or.
flee or any OF orr Commission Houses thankfully re
ceIved aud promptly attended. Any jbb costing u
YER SOS. no charge for Lettering
MICHAEL J ROfIAN.
ie23 Marble aud Fac, stone Worker.
~ Mind the Old stand No 45 Liver end o.
Market street; Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
eSHS PAIRS Mems Morcco, b ,ors
S0VV % de- Calf do
6O Poirs Pump Soled Calf Monr q,
DO do do kI,rocc1 do
80 do Ligh, Seal Shoes
Which viii sell and still hove few mo-. /. n
"f Tie same kind
june % ALLM\N a. N\x,yEIJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
LIVER COMPLAINT

] 4 = III
This di'ease. from is hong standing snd repeat.
90 e"hcks' nhd also from the Inanef IN which N
haS been treated. often eaves the dfees OF Tho dis
ense' IN some way. clnging 10 The syslem-soms-
'''nes mere IS great weakness and peosiaiion Of
Strength with dnli heavy PAIN loo sied in some mari
~ we sYsiem. IN ell such cases DR.. SWnyne,,
I'mlound syrup Of Wild Cherry will be found an
ehrsHenI remedy. io support. strengthen and eve
Tosds of disease - ~
There ore daily certificates lrn vay;o.. c.,.on.
~neh add sufficient testimony TO The great eficsey
plant "'' ''"-
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.
htan Tho following letter from Mr. Wn shaw -
respectable druggist OF Wilmington. N G. gentle
h'h oi pnbonndtd vefaciiy, ~ whose Word the
most implicit confidence NAV be pI seed. another
p'ool OF The superiority Of DR. Ssai ass Compound
syrup Of Wild Cherry
wILMNeruN. N c. JAN. 5. 1876
Df weyne-DesT SiS-You will please send 10
me twelve d'zen or more, rs you zee ~. Of vouy
syrup Of Wild Cherry From sales Of to-day have
bu, he DOZEN on hand; The saes are rapidIv IN.
crossing ard will have NO doubt continue 40 do
90 ~ acquaintance Of mine called a few DAYS a.
&C., 70 say he would give me ceui6cste its
go'd eb,cis Tie - from The cpnniry snd Nj MS
'ef0l he mabndisi Church ShVrily ahef Oh tain
'"E "he agency prevailed upon him 10 ny bopio
"Fed' I"' nc o. we'll ~ myself Inouahi lhai his
'se vas conHfmed C,nsumpiioa. IL aoi every
symptom was Indicative Shortly snsf he wrote
10 me 10 send him lOus o. ave bottles more. lie
came 10 iowl last week. ~sll qanie bis ovsB lem
eusge. sir" said be. = sm new nan, sid
consider II dniy owe - The public 10 tell uhat
d.. Swayne'. Syfup ~ Wild Cherry has dose for
ne" I will publish hh ceff6rsie. snI o. be u
generally known Ell over ouf sseion. expect eosd
results frssm o.
Wnh every feeling Of respect,
femsiR yours truly.
WA SHAW.
The only agents IN Wheeling e.r ihs ssis 81 he
genuine madeleine afe
JR&RB MARSH,
Lane's Row end
JAMES BAKER
Conner h"nfos Mainsi where - may be On
s'seJ ~hoiesale snd retail o. pTepsiesos's prices.
= C'aefsh' Cliysvhe, "a Df CSsish. WISH.
Dgiun. "a ise.e2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a .as-u PORT OF
s-S.T WHEELING %ep,

hEfOhTED BY CUAS. mn. nanny
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" Boats for the last ~ hours. (udin0 y,s,,,.-
day at o'clock, p. NJ S'''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
WHEAT " MICHIGAN -

WHEAT IN MlCHlGAN-All our OK
c"ehSes IN Michigan speak in the most fat
nnIing 'e'ms OF the prospect of the wheat crop.
inVa'e reports confirm the account Not a
County seems to be excepted If nothing un.
favorable occurs the present month. thr bar.
vest will be more abundant than ever haior,
IN Michigan. The quantity of land in wheat
Is oil course much greater also.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

HOUSE TO LET.
I~zA Situated on Market Square three stories
f....fe1 high, SIX weug rooms and eooI paved
s..sh<. cellar with every convenient ~ liza i'd
-IE9n This house IL well calculated for a
Bn"rd'ne house md merchA diz'rg being in pub.
lie part al The city. VIII he rented on fnvnrsbl,
terms Ia IN July LIST IL April 1917 Apply 10
WILLIAM GOODRICH.
)e 22-3tdlA Mukel Square nepr Union st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

Three fine sirambonts have commenced
rlnniug between Philadelphia and Csce ST.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

NfLY NETS-An as"rlmcn of Fly Net. OF DIT
lef'hi SIzes, ON hani aid for sale low for
cash ny j. ~ & II BERRY Wa,er st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
Observation-Disclosures NOTICr
ACCOEMODATIONS I'M ICE

Still more accommodating Than The" Greater
than the Gredtestr
"lNG TO The great qasnuiy of superior Ice
~ Pni mp by Ike subscriber iasI w,nrer he - en-
aolfd TO accommodate Tho tnz.ns Of ~ bae,ins
Win Ice lower Than u has ever been s,ld Ice can
oe Unnamed >" ahy quantity. at oil hours either ,ay
~ "V srPyI"g At the snfe Of Houston d Mills
ne"e' P'''e lower Than ever wholesale pnees have
been qn"ied "a this market.
Jp"e ~ JACOB annex
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
MASONIC NOTICE

a eSs%D The new sien mhoai SENA
TOR will leave the wharf at,
s@1fs -.frk-szs--z-2<a Tuesday, The 23d lnsI NJ
oti"ck NJ. f"r The potpse OF conveying To PIfs.
hnrHb all who desire attending the Anniversary ni
~ I'm an he 24ih u ST. rnd will leave Pnshu, gh
"n her return al n'rlnck T. NJ an The 24lh
PSss &c ior the mud trip 80 so ie 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

JUST RECEIVED.
SA PAIRS Ladies' enc Rack KID sLD,o,.
~ 60 d. do do SpfinaII,eIs
30 d" Light Ceniered do
~ ~ q" Childfens BEARDED Morocco Bo,ts
winch VIII be s"ld ~ the lowest pr.ce G,r cash
Je2o ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

EfRESH SuPPLY-200O Ib- Yves err k,.rne
n CHEESE. just received and sale by
juno 90 las M,KEr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-24
The Rail Road.

As THIS Is the hobby b which ihe L.,
Focos expect 70 succeed n eIrcung Jane,
b, Shepard as Governor Of North Carl.
ma. We commend to the perusal of the peo.
pie the article below GA The history al lie
Rail Road, from the Rac - Rcgt.er.
We are aware that lie bead ard from f
GOV Grbsms olrnlng with ire Loco
Fucos Is more "a bidding $500 ooc totJle
Raleigh and Castor Rld Road IN accord
ance With the directions Of ha Le.ls4.
turc, than 10 Mr.. Shcpart's votes ct 81.
ptopfiating the money 10 AID them Nos,
We ak every candid man u GOV Gnbam
i, TO be- blamed lur lhts bid CcHamy
Ia L Il IS true that he NIGH, have bij ore
dollar a. Mr. Shepard saSs hc would aare
done, bat Il IS cqua i lruc that the S,ae..
holders knew that Nh Graham WIS 50
thoused 10 Jid TO the amount of the le-i
ard interest which vas 5000 600, We.
II tho G ycrnar had BAD one Iolllr, taa
Stockholders would have bii two, anl )
the b,ddlng would have continued ua' Is
deb, and interest woui] have becn c5e.s
What man is there Ia rs o, any comma
uIly That would lel 81. pr perry e s4cta
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-24
MASTERING INTO SERVICE.

A company Of rough, bold, hardy Iolun.
teers came 10 Fort Lcavenworth, 10 en-.
gage in the conques, Of Santa Fe, aud all
exceedingly eager for action. They were
drawn up in line to undergo inspection,
aud each man and horse was carefully ex.
amIned and rigdly scru inlzed before he
was passed. A large loose hung man, a.
bove SIN feet high, was readily passed. The
next man Ia the line was n very small,
rough, rcd'headed, frcckle faced stump Of
Il man, mounted Oh small, hardy pony.
+ Col. kcarney considered the man entirely
too small for the service, but TO save his
/ feelings raised no objection to his person,
but objected TO his horse as too small. The
man said II was the best horse Ia the com
paHy, and capable Of doing more hard ser.
vice than any horse on the ground, bu, as
/ 1t was objected to, he had another horse
present, aud he would bring It in and IN
.'''s inaments 6e erpealed, mounted on a
large hue looking hUIsc. Oh - mr., i,,.
Turned him that he himself vas also under
sfze, and could not be received ON that ac.
count. Al this the blood flew into the
I
the headed man aud with much ear.
neslness he exclaimed, did you not pass
this man on my rightl Col. K. replied
that he did. "Then," said red head "blr
as he 's, To my right hand behind my back,
aud can lick him in less than mint. ("
Cot H. was so well pleased with the earn
eslness and spirit displayed by him, that
he told him he would overlook his sizc and
receive him into the service, relying on
the size OF his soul 10 make up for the de.
tclcncy Of bodily size aud also added,
that he considered his small horse the
hardest animal Of the two, and therefore
his iavorIte pony might also be mustered
INTO the service. The red headed yolun.
'eer was overcome with Joy, as he and his
pony we're regularly mustered in.-St.
Louis Paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-24

his musket and snapped It, Paddy all the
time coolly looking On; at the SECOND lall
ure to discharge his piece, the Mexican ~
a delirium Of wrath, threw hls musket a.
wav, and went through various gyTaiiohs
of despair. Paddy mIstaking these eecen.
,rleities for a challenge iuI H.; hight
threw away his muske,, and placing him
self IN an attitude that would have delight.
ed deaf Burke, sang out, F." oh, by the p "
ers, YOU will not lind the amI's with the
fists, II that's yer game Lieut.. -,
Who was observing tins singular exhibition
Of cooIuess aud chyalry, ordered the sol.
der 10 take up his proper weapon aud send
the Mexican TO his long home, which Vas
done accordingly.
A private, on the 9th, who had followed
Lieutenant Dubbins through the thIekest
of the fight, raised his musket at a Next
can, and would have blown him through,
If the poor fellow had not most pIieously
cried out, amigo, dpaigo, at the same 'Ime
dropping his Weapon the private did the
same, aud advanced towards the Mexican
to take him prisoner, the Mexican then per
iidously raised his piece and instantly Kill
ed the generous American. Tins 50 ezra
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