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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

away from ils iofuler self which remain.
stsuding entire like The coat Of mail If :
warrior of old-ihe shelly plates Of the eye,
Ihai are gone looking siler their lost con.
tents with sad lack Of speculation in then
On the back Of the new born cres,ure ii,
TWO ANAL bis of membrane doUbIed and
crumpled op 10 ihoussud puckess i!As ?
mimic glove ia 8 wsinu, sheli these now be-
giU 10 uafold themselves and gradually
spread smoothly out in two large besul fu
opal-colored wings, which By HE f9llo wing
morning have become clesry transparent,
while Tbs tody has acquired its proper hard
consistency and dark color, and when placed
On Zee the happy thing soon begins is
whir'irg creaking soug which continues
with lille iOlermissiou ss Iorg ss lie harm
less happy life. 49, Mgsdith's New SouiL
Wales.
Wa' Il Mr0cle?--A cofespon,
den, Of Ihs New York Mirror, writing
from Raesowsy, Long Island, July 2ad
reisles singular eiTcunstsncs &c fol
lows:--
AT an elevation Of some I've and
twenty degtess from the horizon, sno
~ a direction sbou, S 8. E. from where
| sn', perceived dimly traced on the
he srched canopy spiral movement
alike minuate column Of smoke curling
aoDn,oa d. Startled and puzzeIed n
so rufiouss phenomenon, looked 0
bout me for moment, 10 assure myself
that ! wss no, dreaming, and then agsr
carefully examining The Object 'h,t frs.
surprised me, ] saw with per(ec, dis
tiOclnsss The undulaing waves Of The o
eean bearing Tiny vessel reversed src
on fire! Ia other words, without seek
ing for or thin king Of such thiog, in
.dVsredly discovered what ! have Ofte,
read sbou, go much longeG 10 see 9Th
ooming OF theses on,be ,ky, which Civ
dis lance reflection Of the water at
great distance beyond The line Of hor,
zon'dOdShows all ohj"cls floating on It's su
face reysrssd,o or top dowo wsrds'I held
my breath for lime,' and gszed at thn
exciting spectacle in speechleSs wonde
and admission until 40 'envous cloa d,
shut it out from my view; and when al
er an interval ol some fifteen min ute,
he cloud passed over, the smoke, sth,
essel, end The sea itself, had ell die
'Ppesred. II ! were poel. | think !
could do up some very lsking verse
m this new lheme; on the one hand,
describing the facts az 90 one bu, poel
'sn desori5c; and oH the oher, spccu.
a'iug rs 90 one bu' poet csn Fpeculsle
N me nsne, county, hislnry, snd fate
II The lucklees batque snd her crew,
l. is curious coincidence, says ihe
Wrror; Ihol on Monday Of last week
he schooner Mon,eo, trading betwser
Ws,hlng on. 5. C snd Boston was de-
sroyet by FIRE. A Ballnore pilot
noal Tel! in with her shd rescued the
rev.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

Il reported that . bOy lnVermoni grows
30 isss tina, his clothes gsI 100 short before
hs can pot them on and ths' he hss ls'sly
gro wn lhree inohes through ths crown oI
mis- hat.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

Waiting TO be taught by experience is
equivalent 10 locking the siabis alter the
stud is stolen.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

The 'Hlissl lecture we ever heard was
from The top Of sycamore tres.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
Number 80. .

l'is csn,iniy false nouon that lawyer
'assny higher claim to respectsbiIily---gen-
dry if you please than a tanner a shoe
maker goldsmith painter a printer or a
'OItder. |! is the fsut, OF the mechanic if
he 'aSes Ihe place not sssigned hira by the
government and institutions of his country.
As is Of the iower orders only when he is
islf-dsgrsdsd by Iho ignorance and coarse
nsnnsts which are associated with msnosl
labor 10 countries where society is divided
INTO castles aud have therefore come 10 be
considered iusepsrsble from il. Rely upon
i it ia not 60 Z'he olt borriers are down.
Time hss CONS when being mechanics we
NAV appear on 'laboring days as well as
holidays without the sign of profession.'---
Talent and worth are the only eternal
grounds Of Distinction. TO those the Al
UighIy has affixed his everlasting pa,ent of
nobility and these it is which make the
bright the immortal names to which our
children may aspire as well as others. But
We nust secure by our own efforts the eleo
Vsilone which are sccessible 10 ell
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

a, Odd Fs!!O.o-Ons who pays lht
printer
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
TO TIE MEMORY
TO TIE MEMORY OF
NE LII Y CIR AY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
IN HER 18TH YEAR.

Three years lromh day Of her dssh
Hiram Marshall was ga nkrup'' Frank
mad separsled from his wife, and was =
,one we nderer in Europe. There arr
Hone who visit he grave Of NelyGrRy,
without being furpri'ed into tear,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

None more Wps,isniiy suffer injuries
'hGn those ahu srs EoEI FcrwUa In doing
hen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-15

REMAINS or CArrAsr RIsocoLp The New Orleans
Piesyune Of the 9th says:-The steamship Telegraph
brought to city last evening what Of earth remains
The remains Of these dstnguishsd and gallant
gentlemen were removed from the Telegraph under a
proper Of Mai Gslly artillery, the rotunda Of
the St Louis Hotel where they lay state Guns were
fred during the afternoon Of yesterday and last night
guard Of honor has sttsnded them since their removal
from the boat. committee oil arrangements will meet
at the st. Louis Exchange to-day, 10 arrange ceremonies
to be observed in honor Vt the gallant dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-15

PAnpor or Ds BrYoLrS Tho Rochester Democrat
SAYS Dr. Biexer received his pardon from Gov. Wright
ON Wednesday and liberated from the Auburn ststs
Prison on Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-15

There are no returns made to the department by which
the increased business Of the Offices be correctly
certaped Some idea, however, may be formed by
pairing the weight Of all the mails sent from the above
named Offices, which taken for one week in june
1885, under the order of of my predecessors, with
the weight Of the mails sent upon railroad and steamboat
routes only taken under my order for week in the
~ Pounds
for one wseh in Jwes isas ' 1921
cs for =, ous s w ms' ,'1 an rso ss
Weight Of the mails sent from the baltimore once 80
for one week In June, 1888. .......'.....' ~"
ts 42T90
Weight Of the mails sent from the New York once
Tor rou; Sne week upon tho 'aa.0s. M " COCOA
wsses o. VI. %s uoem railroad routes 4sas7
w ejalt of The mails sent from the Baltimore Of
Ace for one week, upon the railroad routes, esi- 49,
There can be doubt that the business in the Offices
has greatly increased perh greater ratio than the
Conformation Of postmasters has been reduced. in
Of the low Of postage under the act Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-15
4.os4,297 ~

The tables submitted by the First Assistant Postmaster
General, accompany this report marked C, L. g. and
furnish many minute and interesting details Of the
service
Texas, 10 performed by $3.50 contractors on 2e5 post
routes the aggregate length Of which is LAG go miles.
Of June last amounted to 81 44 miles, and the
gsgements for said transportation stated BY the year.
amsunted TO $2665, 075.
ceding year, In the length of routes 6739 miles and in
the annual transportation Of the mails l76445 miles
but Is less than the expense Of the preceding year by
the Of s1o2,93 There is, however, 81 500 excess
in the cost Of mail agencies for the last
year and about $3.50 for ~ months transporta-
ou Of mails in Texas from the 10th OF February 10 the
30h Of June 1885, to DO deducted rem this difference
which would leave the cost Of last years service at the
rate Of Sissssi year less than that Of the preceding
year.
This saving IL not produced by retrenchments in the
service for whilst the retrenchmons ordered during
said yesr amount when stated by their annual results
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
THE MONK oFLArRAPpr

The estimation in which the lec,u,e. nj ,h;,
travelling scandal monger are held by all RIGHT
minded Pfotestants, is we'll set forth in thc
fresoytenan OF Philadelphia, q rslic;ous
newspaper Of high character, edited by = cen
tieman OF mature judgement, and one who h.
the good oil the community at heart--wi,hal
most uncompromising Protestant. That NJ.
per after describing the connection of ..tSe
ceeds:-- P'o'
"But-we feel constrained TO protes, ,s,;,.,
the character Of the lectures so called in Which
IT appears TO be the object Of the former MonL
OF La Tn ppc TO administer TO the purisnt and
dePaved appetite Of the public. That suci,
things should be done under the garb OF reIig.
loa, is trueiy alarming. Protestsntism can
de nse no aid from such auxiiaries. III nm
pnnapled men are condemned for pander;n,
70 the vices OF the age. in multiplying cor.
fuPt literature, shall they psss unscs thed who
under the Pretenee Of assailing popery, shall
collect and publish the greatest obseen;,y
which cannot possibly be read without de6t'
ing the imagination and conupiine IN be.do
we repudiate all such schemes and srb, o,;na
money Is the object, and we earnestj, hous
that no respectable Protestant will co,,n,r.
nance nance such pretended attempts I. advance
Professionalism. @e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
MARYLAND MINING COMPANY.

We have in the Cumberland Civilian of the
18th, All account of the opening OF the road OF
the Maryland Mining Company from Cumber-
land TO the Coal Mines Of that Company
which was celebrated in Cumberland on We'd.
nesday last. party Of about fifty or sixty OF
the members of the Company and the citizens
oil Cumberland visited the mines i'm the cars
OF the Company. The distance by rail road
is nine miles, nearly parallel with the Nation.
al Road. IL has two tunnels through the rock
one $40. the other SEQ feet through the roek
The ascent from Cum berland TO the mouth OF
the mines is ] 1874 feet. and for che distance OF
five miles the ascent is 80 feet 10 the mile.
The men and the road together cost the com.
pany $3.50 ,0o0. II is auders,ood that the
transportation of coal TO the seaboard will be
impracticable unless the Canal is completed 10
Cumberland. Why is not that work progres.
singl
Alter the return Of the party from the mines
they Partook OF dinner furnished by those
excellent caterers for the public taste, Barnum
and Sterens-then they had the. wines and
drank toasts, and put ia day OF il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

isls,ure ssednt otherwise. BIZ, should ther
he any s<ssDasb}s doub, entertained ot IN.
fzssae9k 1bir fraudulent grant, the lrgisistur
ontsR ~ dsy e It's next s-ssion. BY dscio
rof0ry act can define what IL mednf BY th
scdfers Of the Yonghiogheny. II such an acf
should pronounce that the waters OF the You.
ghioghcny included nothing more than th
main eurrent OF that river, then the question.
will be what the lawyers call ''rtS judicdfu.
That this will BE- done promptly. faithfully and
officicuily we feel well assured The repre-
sents,ives OF on cnmged and indignant PEG
\ pie rally To the rescue OF the commonwealth.
like soldiers TO the battlefield. in defence OF
their country, their affairs and their fircsidcs
The representatives from the Cumberland
Nsllcy. who have been cheated aud deceived
IN their tavonte project OF securing railroat
connection. will aid in the redemption. Tn
representatives from tlIc interior oil the com
monwcslih, who were deeply anxious TO ef
irct railroad connection between Harris
burgh and Pittsburgh, and who voted for tn
conditional RICH, oil way 10 the Il. & o. K
Company. with the view of forcing Philadel
, ph'a TO the completion OF their iavorite pre-
| lects. finding themselves cheated BY the trich
sfer's Of Piitsoargh. will atone for the past
doing right ia the tutute. let the watch
{ word BE- upwsrdsn onward. Let the battl
cry be raised in every hamlet in every vale
and every mountain. Let the battle-axe b
{ swung, wherever the re is an alien enemy
{ the commonwealth, TO be encountered, am
) the Gods will cheer US as VIC 60, and victor
Crown our efforts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
- From the Baitimore american
MARINE lNSURA NCE-THE wan
CIAI1SE


| The New York Courier states tt,t The a..
fine Companies OF that city generally bay,
Inserted The following clause in fhci, ncIi-;,-
WAX Clause Warranted nv lie 49,,
red Tree OF all loss, damage or charge srisin,
Io'n' during, or in consequence oil cantur,
seizure, restraint blockade or dctentidn -
sulliug lfom war or hostiIitics. bet,,cen 49,,
United States and Mexico, or prctcyt fbc,eof
Ihe clause Is inserted in all policies L.,o,C
ief 10 BE- issued, or risks taken unde, one,,
Poli,ies 10 aud from Ports beyond tbc a.,
o' uool Hope aud Capc Horn. ~ and f,,i,..
Ine Coa5l OF Brdtll, 10 aud from all morris ia a.,
1uh o. Mexico, 10 and from Cub, AL IN 49,,
west india lslands snd ou the Main snJ IN
PWis in lllc United States South ol $50 -
ahd on all annual policies"
This virtually includes alt ,ny.g.y 49,,
on the Atlantic sud iu thc Me,litr.f,oe,,,
Ine Courier goes on 10 say Thc first eject
~ Ule wa alarm, after enhancing line ,,,cc
ASKED or diminishing the risk assumed H., 80
INSURANCE Companies. j. mcasuTsbly IN n,,, /,
stop to Southern credits and Ia tn e,ec,,, go
d foreign orders. The former arc gene,,iis
opened here or in Europe against rsifs D.,
90 llIc purchase Of cotton IN soutbc,,, -.
'uch purchases are now suspended <, -
ofeign orders, which being Tor the most o.,
united to prices that include the ordj,gr,,
ate OF insurance. II is not deemed SAT, ia IN
.hen q war premium may b. charged and fbn.
profit ~"
Az foreign business j. more or les. Affected
, '''' slate OF things, and II ths war j. really |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

\ The Newatk Advertiser, contains letter
from an officer In tho Army of Gen. TAYLOR.
in which is related the performance Of q ssi.
liant exploit by Gilbert Dudley, ayouth of 10.
attached to the army;
Returning two days ago from one Of our
most advanced pickcts, whittier he had been
AA.Iif ts..-------~- - ~ di
emily, Just rowcd across the river, and were
refreshing themselves in cool shade, having
placed their muskets in though,less security
against neighboring tree. Gilbert was equal
10 the emergency; he sprang to the muske,s.
Threw one upon the ground, and stepped upon
u, while with the other he menaced the lives
OF ms opponents. They covered beneath his
eagle glance, aud reluctantly pursued the
course which he indicated. lie carried the
Two mliskets upon his left shoulder, drew his
sword asa sort OF pacificator, and thus marched
mem, al a respectful distance i'm ADVANCE
straight into camp
from them some desirable information WAS
Obtained, alter which they were led blindfold.
cd out OF camp, set safely in their boa u and
dismissed. When Gilbert was asked how ne
was able TO make such double prize he gave
me raddy's reply, and said "FsiIh surround /.
ed EN-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

=, ms 700 comprises the whole force OF Gen.
Taylor and out oil il he left a small command
~ Corpus Christi and another at Point Isabel.
ne has lost by desertion, captured aud killed.
zOO more; 50 that the whole command by the
2. 400. sNeeeu
Inc same paper states The whole army of
19c United States at SO 40, including officers
OF every grade, 80 that Gen. TAYLOR has nndey
ms command nearly one half OF the military
lorce OF The United States Ii is evident ths,
Ten 10y lors command is inadequate to the
successful prosecution OF war against Mexico.
ana u was wise IN Consress TO vote for raising
MY Thousand volunteers, should they be re-
CURED.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
PkyoeFITABLENESS OF THE CoNNELIs.
VILE RAILROAD STOCK.

NC "isn 10 bring this question befor. on,
leaders iia light which will show the, NO Rail.
iooo III ms country can. in certain circun,.
e1snces yieid anything like the same per CEN.
Inc country Is now de foeto al war. IL
70 generally Believed that Mexico will in,n,.-
diately issue Letters OF Msroue and ,,hs. ,Sc
immediate effect OF their appearance ,.;iI -
needs hiue remark Suppose the cary;ne
IaSe on Tue Coast thrown upon the int.,na7
.no'iis's OF the county, IL is evident tina, Ali
~" ~ existence could not accommodate hail
.I e business The great internal arteries of
tle country are the Mississippi and Ob;o rs,
ers. lneaSe OF war with England, tbey would
oe the only channels Of communicated g.,
Iile ousiGess Of The country, between line E,si
anu me west and the South The great bnIk
=. .''e .ieiVhalldize aud Produce of every kind
=! u'"si'u between these sections Of Inc L.
49, nuu'u necessarily pass over them 10 and
from Pittsburgh. This civ vo,Ij - I ,hs
great transhippIng point between the e,tre,,,"s
OF 'he OniOn. ihe Cotton Sugar, Tohacco
snd tha hundred other articles OF southern
anu western produce must pass through this
Guy 10 VIC eastern States. aud so the uneycb,,
disc and manuidctuses Of the East uust COM,
tthls way Now does not every body see that
the Pfth@m channels TO the east. would n. Ia
''snily glaited and chokcd' PiHs. Gaz.
We cannot bat admire the providence man.
iiesied BY The Gazette, end also the far sec,,,
wisdom Of the "critcr" Sometime in Jpnc
; porto" OF ibc stock nay be- subscribed 10
ne ConnellsyiIe rsil road. ia one year sur,e,.
nay b. completed, IA two the prcliminsrics
nay ~ settled, and IN Eve. IL they should
'a,e no bseksets, car, may BE- running on II
no DC expects that The Me1ican war mayeo,.
.'nue 'hst length ct umc Bad Prospect
head
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

The Argus man is in fair way TO burst his
unmentionables about the Mexican wer. He
imagined the other day tina, il had come to
town in company with the rail road. we pre-
sumc. merely because Col. Kelly. Of the 18th
Regiment. made his annual enquiry about the
number OF muskets in the various companie.
under his command. that were fit Tor use
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

DESPERATE GAME.--Uudert this head
me New York Herald ssys;--We are inform.
Gu on good authority, that an application was
made before one OF our magistrates, on las,
saturday morning, respecting a case of forgery
winch had been perpeusted in Europe. TO tbc
nnoqnt OF some $4,000 or $40, 900. by the in
u,idual who was expected hourly TO arriy,
W, with the funds, IN packet ship for this port
InIs matter was placed or accidentally fell
~ we nahds oi constable TO do Il IN,
u" ne "sS done up. u appears, most eiIec-
uially, by taking the parties bsiorr a well.
known German money agent. IN Wall s,,ec,
by which TIE whole affair was arranged win. !
ow bringing the accused before the public am. |
thorics. f'''' O."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
EXTRAORDINARY NoNoN

EXTRAORDINARY MoNoMANIA- A
curious instance Of MononIania is related IN
the Boston Star of a clergyman, who fancies
uiai TIC daughter Of professional gentleman
"a married lad!) il his iic, and he claimed
n,t WIN all thc periinacity Of conviction. nm.
) was found necessary To take him To the
.A'l'um at worcester. lie managed. howe.
~ 70 rscape, aud was found one ,Iay quietly
,'a'inS ~ Tie reading room Of hotel and a..
~" O'ck 70 the Asylum. On his way tbere
~ va asked II hc really believed the Iady
We, We W. VIE. Tie said no. That I've used Ia
thlnk -, but that the difficulty no,y 4. -
thinks 81, aud wants to get him b,,, ,d,.,'i.
WIZ not permit her lie isan unmarked ~,
aDu seems rational upon all other subjects o.
~ 'his strange isncy, that b. is the husband
OF another mans wife. ''''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

BoBBlNG TiIE STATE. Tho T,o,,o.
'isfs T. ssys Some wretch dircgsdina H.
aigniy snd majesty of tie law. on M6nJs,
night stole the horse belonging 10 ihs STAT
fnson. \ reward OF 40 j. Offered Tor The re-
Wet - suspected
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

We perceive that The commissioners Of the
CcunelIs'iIie Rail road Company have further
postponed the opening OF the books until the
middle OF June. Rsscality aud deception does
no; appear TO be as popular in Pittsburgh as
they supposed, while i; is receiving, through.
Oh, the balance o, The State. its just mecd o.
condemnation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
ARMY OF OCCUPATIONS

Deep interest is felt in the tate Of Gen. Tay.
Tor and the army under his command, and the
poolicis anxious To ascertain the precise mum
Der oil men now located before Matamora,.-
This Information is furnished as lar as il i,
practicable, by the New York True sun, from
which we have the following particulars:
Number Comm'd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

STONE AND CoLLUM'S CIRCUS passed
up the river TO Pittsburgh few days ego
They will return here in about two weeks.
The Company is said to I've the most select in
the Union. Stone is a host ia himself
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

DANGEROUS COUNrERFEITS IA,
aolia, bills altered 70 one huadred dollar. az
zee doiitr bills sitered 70 nv dollar. ol ,i,1
BostOn ''''''' 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

e. A"oihe, young lady has lost her m, a, a.,
rails Of Niagara. fer name x.. e. VIC
Hssd SHe eecsps dizzy while standing -,
'ni'' spd icll inio the abyss below ''' .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
From the Picdyune of the Sth inst.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

See the advertisement Of DR.. VALENTINE
lie has been induced TO give another of hi
truly rich entertainments. tonight, at III,
the City Hall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

Hos. Thomas Is King has been ,nnp;c,osl,
Fenominaied ss the candidate of the WL;g
party 70 represent the Firs, Congressio,,.l ~.
tf'cs Of Google, ~ the 10Th Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

zen Terrell, late Texan minister 10 France
=, .y Si'd 70 b. al Austin dying of consu,pn,;oo
'Ieu ne y gone, Texas will have lost one -
her most devoted friends. O"e o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19

NEW BEDFORD, Moy ~ The war new.
20 n'u we eject 70 stop business. Hnlders
~ y, g'' aHo bone are not disposed to fix price
s"u .'g h1'Ins OUT Of whale ships is g,nsmlly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-19
For the Time
LINES

LINES.
"a dwell with fondness on the memory
VI kindly, sympa,hising heart;
IL dictates words of kindness far mo,e s,...,
nan Sught this transitory world calls pleas
ue,--
when tar from home, and dearly cherished
scenes
IN lone stranger, i'm a land that, s,,aoes
LEI lar more ardently. my spirit loves
i tne humble, sympathising Christian heart:
wi nose example bears Ssviour's image.
S asa ,gnls The coontensnce with love divine,
Ss,0;iil,e,nlng it's mildly radiant eyes,
while the heaven taught lips in hottest ,ones
anu So,., meiodious words pour forth their
IN :, mere Is real eloqnence. most pure.
rTdugbt with the richest, sweetest bol;es,
charm; "''''''
o !. nave gazed with clear and pensiye tho,
: eafnestness, aud listed with delight.
a., traced upon such joyous. Tranquil brows
nc blissiui hope oi immortality.