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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
III aus" Sci' 'onsfsSs nan.
FARM FOR SALE.
EOK SALE.

I an 1aciro,,c TO sell my farm near Wheeling
Gun "of'ii quo aud win sell il together or IN
parcels, to suit purchasers and ON accommodating
terms. Jan 22-tf JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
Granl Consolidated Lotteries of


Tickets $40, shsfes proportion ccr Of package OF
whJes $40. halves 80; q1artsrs 20; tisSths IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

ss.EngGRArEB BOARDS Just received and for sale
Y a Z HOkSBkOOk q co.'s, Monroe al.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EIkN ARD ANDERSON,
FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
RApwAY's CHINESE MSpIcATEB Soar AND
THE CIRCASSIAN HFNNA


rlHis medicinal cosmetlue i sure curative to all
affections OF the sam, inparils heath and beauty
10 ihe COMPLEXION W have been frequently asked WAY
,ee call RatWa soap, Chinescl Ne dp not pretend
To s4t that Railways SOAP eiliIer myenird pre-
pared ~ Ch,us Not al all; the nventon IN snireiy
oar oyisO is as manu- acture but Us medic inal
agents are IND sennus Of HAT climate, whilst rs tesnti
fsas pfoprrlles largely owing 20 the CIrcassan
uenna The urnua j. Of those tneritorOns plants
whose virtues c,sineiIue has Tor centuries beer
known only thc Crcassiaus. Bat iy the wonderful
suce OF Radways soap M Impartng thai transparent
sofneSs to the SKIN. health ana beauty 10 The coHpec
ton - proof positive ut It's rare aud valued virtues
Tins tn other baeamic pants possessing healing.
cieans ng purifying and hesutits ias merits (noNn
IN TO s} - tie great of The al Railway
Sea1 Kadvay's SOAP speedy IN It's effect of removing
Tan SunAnru Ptmptcs, bnlches, fuStulGs, TctteIs,
Cufe salt Rh.um, Ringwor, Rash and mosquito hiies.
For shaving excellent for tue Toilet II Is uneqalsd.
SOLD Tor - ceuis large, and ~ eeats ss tablets, al
tie principal deros 6 couttlsnd street 354 Pearl st.,
New YORK ia X ROADWAY & Co,
5jl Pearl street. New York.
snhl iu Wheeling by FAiRCHlLD,
auslO Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
y. l.. DORSEY ~ co.

LOTTERY & EXCHANGE BROKERS.
NJ. MAN ST., WnEELISG, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
CONSTABLE BURKE * cos
T MPRoy Up lsLIE.RIs uaBr .isssal..i MaNDEis-

IF03F1
from danfs mould secured hy Chuhbs Thief detec.or
Locks Also Nale's Powder aud Thief Proof Locts aud
Andrew. Combination iocSs with nOiO changes, for
sale hy THO5. G. q EBERtSON
Y6 Union ST. Nhccnr, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
MOLESKlN HATS-NEW STYLE.

w l. have received, direct from the Importers a
" splendid lot of superior Extra Noleskn plus su
?eror to heretofore nirouc into tins which
we are manufacturing into hats that will equal in an.
pcarance and workmanship and surpass IN durability
any made IN the eastern cities. Call aud the sign
of the Big Red Hat, 100 Main street.
sep6 JlMESON 4 CLARRIDGE
u ACON-liog round, fine lot. just received and for
- sale by lsepcl MCORfNEY & CONANT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

H-p HoXEs Ssmd PEPPER
- ~ 10 do do Alspicei
5 do do cinnamon;
70 do Dalleis Varlegated Soap;
AusIa List, NOW Eli & co
rIHE Orphan Niece, novel, by Miss Ellen Pckeri"g
1 for sac al Isep{l WAkEMAN's Depot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
MILLINERY.

r.rRS WADE nsy be seen al the same place, " ere
k5L shr offers for ss splendid stock Of sprung ~
ltnery and is prepared 10 attend to ana osW Wo'
al every description. Mrs a. =" am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
~ = = 'FT'F7 = ~ y ~ y ~
q. S. LAMeDlN * Co,

MANUFACTURERS Of Printing aud Wrsppn
'Ass- Paper FHiers Press pdper Bonnet Boards, Biz
dors boards &c, sc.
VIRGINIA AND ruGNlN fAPFR I'll. IS,
Meeting, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
II. -. RICHARDS

u EaPEHrFULI.Y informs his old friends and Gus
AZ toners that hereafter he viii be found al the Cloth
ing Establishment cf IN. HuehEs. Jr W alter street,
whefe he viii be pleased 10 receive their orders any
article ~ The clothing line. Sept Z ls4s-d3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

IA subscriber offers for sale about $50 acre. of land
situated on the ONO River the mouth Ut Cap
ne Greek, belmont county, ohm,
EDGAR WOODS.
Ana IA-tf Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
NEW BOOT & SHOE MANUFACToRy

NEW KOOT & SWOE VI ANUFAJIUK1,
John T.. WADE, OF the late firm
~ of Connely & Wade, has opened
shoe store IN the house formerly oceu'
sA-E7 ~z6 plei ~ James Mcclure, directly opPo
IL site J w Robb's char Mandatory,
UAs where he Intends manufacturing and
erius for sale every article Ia the shoe line from the
smallest childs shoe the Geut's finest Boot winch he
Warrants made of finest materials and ny The nest
mechanics he hopes his old customers WI sNr nm
call. JOhN T. VAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
MANAGERS OFFICE,
r. ARMSTRONG q Co, SOLE AGENTS
WHEELING, VA.

r. ARMSTRONG; d CO., SOLE AGENTS,
WHEELING, VA.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, isis.
500 600 for $50.
Lee,bers Lottery, Class A,
Draws o;tnber e7th ls45-,s Nos; - Drawn Boi'ois.
l prize OF 100000 PRIZE Of 10000
/ do f0euO do 5,ol6
do - O1n do .,s53
do aDooo go do 100
/ do l5O,0 ~ do 500
Tickets SEQ certificate ofe6 wnolo tickets will be
sent for 900 dollars shares IA proportion.
Deawste LOTTERY. Class So,
uraws October Is ls4s. 70 Nos; Is dawn Ballots.
prize of 5000 10 prizes Of 800
/ d., i2ptD 10 ID ,o,O
Tickets $40. \ certificate of package 20 whole
ickets win be sent tor l25 dos shares IN proportion
Delaware Lottery, Glass 10,
Draws October i2tl, 1919 - Nos; II drawn Ballots.
Ipri4.of soeeo prizeof LOO
! ! DO DO s,S"S do do 90, 900
Tckes5 dsllars; certificate of package OF . whole
tickets With sent ion 20 dolls shares IN proportion.
Leeshura Lottery. Class so.
Draws October Il, 1913 Is Nos; - drawn Ballots
gr'te OF S VS' , pf'heS eaeh l'o loo
Tickets g. certificate Of 20 whole liskc:s will be
sodt for 20 dolls; shares IA proportion,
Leesburg Lottery Glass 90,
Draws October 18th lists Nos; 10 Drawn Ballots.
] prizc of 20UtO prizes OF 900
do 10000 10 10 500
do tUuu5 ~ do 2Jo
Tickets SIS. a certificate Of package Of p whole
tickets ~ ~ sent for % dolls; shares IN proportion.
A list of Splendid Prizes sold in august and Sept
Deaw are Lottery, Glass 60 Aug 81 Is 10, half ticket
20 coo sent 10 Portsmouth,, Ohio. ees'ursh TOT
terry, Glass A., Aug la-li 60 b6, whole ticket OF
IS 600 Sent Unionlown, ---teesnrg Lottery,
Class a., sept 29 ~ 50, qaarses ticket OF eco.
Sent 10 sheIlyville, Ind.
Address your orders 10
Il. ARMSTRONG * CO, Agents.
Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
Valuable CITY Property For Sale.

rssIl subscriber viii sell GU accommodating terms,
a. that valuable property known as (Baldv ms Row.
North OF 5h and Zans street, fronting Mar
kct square, Eas Wheeling The improvements on this
lot four comfortable two story BRICK tenemenis
fronting 5th street ~ feet the corner aud front
Zane adordma several additional building lot.
Also full halfot ad utninI the above premises front
ing % feet on Zane street, on which is erected
Portable story BRICK dwelling house expect short
itn remove to the country, aud DESTROYS Of selling
my city propery before removing. Persons wishing
make profitable Investments would do well To carly
attention to TINS favorable opportunity.
Wheeling Aug IS, le43. N PUMPHkEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

NJ subscriber heihg desirous of selling his entire
Estate IN the city of Wheeling, Virginia consisting
o' I45 acres OF land al dining the city, and WHICH
hounds IN stone coal, and there quarry on
Tue aforesaid premises equal to any | formed
IN 'He stale OF Virginia Also 9S 100 feet
ground mnediaely on Water street a part OF which
areddy erected very fine Warehouse, and sufficient
room for two other Warehouses This property lies
nediaiey on the Chic river, and Just above the IT,
- itoie, 50 generally known TO siravclers; and ;ha
property this square generally considered Ike most
valuable of IN The city For apply to the pro-.
prieor, living near Louisville, Ky.
myiS SAMUEL CHIfRCUILF-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

At NOTlCE-Au persuus knowing themselves
- intellect tie scrI;ers s.eclfnily rogue sted
To cal and make payment immediately, - their a.
count. havc Heeu iaus standing we shall be compelled
10 pa, them ia proper eolecl9rs hands ,..,.
A.,il ] n 4 HORN BROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

F-lfNK tINlNGs-io dog pink lining skins, lsige size
= ,ast received aud TO- sale hy
AqrI9 AcCLALLLN, KNOX & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
Pokomoke River Lotteries

Draws every Friday throughout the month.
Glass i2-'ro he drawn at Wilmington. Del on Friday,
Oct. ,, l5iS. IS Nos; IL Ballots.
prize of 1900 : prizes of g2S
2,5Uu 3 400
1905 10 200
Tickets s shares in proportion; Ger, of pkg whoe4
SIS halves S2i, qnarters Si2.
Class l2ro be drawn at Wilmington, DEL on Friday
October - ~. CO numheJs--l3 ballots
] prize OF 10000 ] prxe of LOCO
1900 500
/ , GOO go
Tickets dolls; shares N proportion; Ger. of package
of whoies 10 dolls bayes 20; quarters ~.
The Delaware small Fry Lottery draws every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday thrnug bout the month
Gapltas-S,UoO 4,tOU; and 5OtO Dollars. Tickets 81.
For tick OTIS IN any tthe above lotteries address
oct.3 n. L.. DORSEY Il Co, W hreng. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

- MS day received aud f, se the lowest prices,
6dazen superior tia IS son tatst spleaid article.
Iuanu tinFct e1Pf s-ly fur tlls market.
ssirs5 :. =. HARPER, cor. Nam and Union IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

T. PRYOR ant ca. have now, and will always
sT= Keep their Doug and Medicine store, on Main
street few doors above the Monroe ouec; supply %
purs medicines selected expressly 10 MI the orders aud
prescriptions of ray sclus ir Pryor VIII give strict
personal attention 10 preparing AMI putting up an IRE
srrtet,ons and orders sep7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13

s-n.Sf comfortable anl convenient dwelling
wa $50 lWusa IN south Wheeling, very desirable
ssSs Tor ltior Ve h9use uoHtun. seven Too,us
: $500 Possession sit en- Immediately.
Enquire 81 Jesse LsNrZ or
ocss GILBERT s RITE, South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
CAPSl CAPS u!

w have just received splendid assortment Of Caps
W OF every variety aud style, selected ia the Ess
tern critics, by W Jimos1n. all OF which we W lit sell
greatly reduced rrees-Lsdies Gents Youths and
INFANTS. Cail and examine Tor yourselves. al
JtMESON 4 CLARRIDGE'S
seHs 100 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-13
Sus1uchanna Canal Lotteries

Tickets SIS; shares ~ prop0rpu; certificate of pack
age Of whoes 6e dniiars halves 50 dollars quarters 30
dollars: eightls 20 dollars.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

To Destroy CocKRoAcHEs.-If your corres-
pondents will try the following simple plan,
will warrant them that every beetle and cock
roach will shortly disappear, and that the kitchen
will not again be infested. Add about tea.
spoonful of powdered arsenic 10 about table
spoonful of mashed boiled potatoes rub and
mix them well together, and then crumble about
third of it, every night AT bedtime, atcut the
kitchen hearth, it will all be eaten up, Or nearly
so, by the following morning. The creature is
very fond of potatoes, and, devourirg them
greedily, crawls again into its hole and perishes
had occasion to have some alterations made
in the kitchen stove six months after pursued
this plan, and found hundreds of wings and
dried iaummies of defunct cockroaches. Their
disappearance was not attended with the slight
est pcrcep'be smell; and though five years
have elapsed. not one has again been seen in
ray kitchen. In putting it into practice, any re.
manning crumbs should be swept up the next
morning. F. II. WaRxrs, N. u.
We have tried the foregoing, and found il
perfectly ffectual.-Downing' HoHiculurist.
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Vol. NAE.---WhOlc No. 1891.
"PkISS on
BY rAEK BENJAMIN.

Press on there's no suct word as fan!
Press nobly on the eoal is near--
Ascend the mountain breast the gale
Look upward. onv'ard--ncver fear
Why should'st thou faint Heaven smiles abovt
1hougl storm and vnpor intervene;
That sun shines on, whose name is Love.
Sereney DER lies Swallowed sccre.
Press on srrmount the rocky sleeps,
Climb boldly DER the torrents arch
He fails alone who tccbIy creeps,
He wins who dnrcs the heros march.
Be thou hero let thy might
Tramp on eternal SHOWS It's way,
Aud through the ebon walls OF Night
Hew down passage unto day.
Press on if once and twice thy feet
Sip back and stumble. harder try;
From him who never breads TO meet
Danger and death, they're sure 10 fly.
To coward ranks the bullet speeds
While on their breasts, who never quail,
Cleans, guardian OF ch.valric deeds,
Bright courage like coat OF mail
Press on if Fortune play thee false
To-day. tomorrow she'll be true
Whom now she sinks she now cXalts,
Taking old gifts and granting new.
The wisdom OF the present hour
Makes up tor tulcs past aud GONE
To weakness strength succeeds, and power
From irailty springs-press on press OIL
Press on wliat though upon the ground
Ihy love has been poured out like ram !
That happiness is always found
The sweetest which is born Of PAIN
OF mid the forests deepest gloons,
\ bird segs from some hllghtcd tree,
And in thr drcarest desert blooms
y never dying rose tor thee.
Therefore press on and reach the goal
And gam the pri2r and wear the crown;
Faint not Tor 10 the siradiast soul
Come wealth and honor and renowp
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

OF the company to-day. know it, know it.
Hal honest R, my fine old librarian of
Ludgate, time out of mind art thou here again?
Bless thy doublet, it is not overnew. thrcadbare
as thv stories: what dost thou fitting about the
world at this rate Thy customers are extinct,
defunct, bcdrid, have CO bed TO read long ago
Thou goest still among them, seeing if, rcrad-
venture, thou canst hawk volume or two
Good Granville S., thy last patron, is flown.
"King Fandion he is dead,
All thy friends are lapr'd in lead"
Nevertheless, noble r., come in and take
your seat here, between Armada, and Qnisada ;
for in true courtesy, in gravity, in fantastic smil-
ing to thyself, in courteous smiling upon others,
in the goodly ornaure of well-apparelled speech
and the commentator Of wise sentences thou
art nothing inferior to those accomplished dons
OF Spain. The spirit OF chivalry forsake me for
ever, when forget thy singing the song of
Macbeath. which declares that he might be hap
! py uWt either, SITUATED between those two an
cient spinsters forget the inimiiable
formal love which thou didst make, turning nov
to the one. and now to the other, with thai Mai
volian smile--as if Cervantes, not Gay, had
written it for his hero; and as if thousands of
periods must revolvc before the mirror of cour-
tesy could have given his invious preference
between pair OF so goody -properticd and meri-
torious. equal damsels.
To descend from these attitudes, and rot to
protract our Fools Banquet beyond its appropri.
ate day-for fear the second of April is moi
many hours distant-in sober verify will con
icss truth to thee, reader. love a .fool-as
naturally as if were a kith and kin to him
When child, with childlike approximations, that
Owed not below the surface Of the matter,
read those parables--not guessing at their ia
vored wisdom--l had more warnings toward;
ithal simple architect, that built his house upor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
all FOOLS Dan.

The compliments of the season 10 my worthy
masters, and merry first Of April to rs all.
Many happy returns OF this day to you--and
you--and yo',, sir-nay. never trown, man, nor
put long face upon the matter. Do not we
know one another what need Of ceremony
among friends we have all a touch of that same
You understand me-a speck of the motley
Beshrcw the man who on such day as this,
the general festival, should affect to stand aoof
| am free of the corporation, and care not who
knows it. He that meets me in the forest to day,
shall meet with no wiseacre, can tell him.
Status sum. Translate me that, and take the
meaning Of it to yourself for your pains. What.
man, we have four quarters of the globe OH our
side, at the least computation.
Fill us a cup of that sparkling gooseberry-
we will drink no wise, melancholy, polite port
on this day-and let us troll the catch Of Anens
due ad me-duc dd me-how goes 1t p!
Q" Here shall he
Gross fools as he"
Now would give trfie to know, historical
| ", who was the greatest fool that ever lived
| would certainly give him in a bumper Mar
nv, Of the present breed, think could without
much difficulty name You the party.
| Remove your cap II little farther, if you please
it hides my bawble. And now each man be-
stride his hobby, and dust away his bells to what
tune he pleascs. | will give you for my part,
"The crazy old church clock,
And the bewlldered chimes
Good master Empedocles, you are welcome
Ii is long since you went a saamander gather
ing down A.ina. Worse than samphire-pcknra
by some odds. It's a mercy your worship dil
not SINCE your mustaches.
Ha Cleombrotus! and what salads in faitl
did you light upon at the bottom Of the Mediter
ranean? You were founder, take it, of thu
> dsinterested sect of the Calenturists.
Geblr, my old ireemason, and prince of pas
terers at Babel, bring in your trowel, most An
. Glen, Grand You have a claim to a seat her
at my right hand, as patron of the stammerers
,, You left your work, if | remember llerodotu
!, correctly at eight hundred million toscs, o
thereabou,, above the level of the sea, Bes
US, what long bell YOU must have pulled, t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

The Observation-Disclosures from Dish
OPP Doanc's Address at Burlington College
'Whcn YOU have found a man, You have
not far to 20 to find a gaLt'anan. You
cannot make a gold ring our Of brass. You
cannot change Cape May crystal to dial
mJnd. You cannot make genileman' TIA
YOU have first man. To be a gentleman,
it will not be sufficient to have had grand
father.
To be a gentleman, does not depend up.
on the tailor, or the toilet. Blood will d.
gcrcratc. Good clothes are not good hat.
its. The Prince Loo Boo concluded that
the hog, in England was the only gentle
man, as being the only thing that did not
labor.
\ gentleman is Just gentleman; 10
more, no less; diamond polished, ;Lu
WAS first a diamond in the rough. \ gen
tlcman is gentle. \ gentleman is modest
\ gcutl man IS courteous. y Cen,lcmr
is generous. \ gentleman is slow 70 tai.
odtncn, as being one that never gives it,
\ gentleman is slow to surmisc evil. rs h1
ing one that never thinks it, \ gentleman
goes armed, only in consciousness 'ght
\ gentleman subjects his appetite. y gen
tleman rctincs his taste. \ gentleman sub
dues his feelings. A gentleman con'r5''
his speech. A gentleman deems every
other better than himself. Sir Philip SID
ney was never 50 much Of a sentleman--
mirror though he was, of England kni 2''-
hooa-as Wien, upon the field Of Iu'pher
rs he lax in his own blood, he waived tia
draught of cold spring water 'nat was pr9I q
to quench his mortal thirst IN i'yor o. ~
inc soldier ST. Paul described senie'
man, when he cNhorted the fhlI1pPiai
Christian: Whatsoever things are true
whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever
things arc Just, whatsoever things are pure
whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever
things are of good report, ii there be any
virtue, and il there be any praise, think on
these things"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
From the Union Magazine for April
g be Lnst GIuur.
BY MRS. JANE C. cAMrPELL.

From the first covering for the hand. down TO
the Henry VII. gloves, which, Dlsraei tells Us,
are IN the possession of the family of Sir Thomas
Denny. and from those again down TO the Alex
andre gloves in the store of Stewart. something
curious, no doubt, might be related of them all
There is the delicate primrose, or lavender
co!ored glove of the exquisite, which makes its
appearance with the first butterfly of the season,
and is the general accompaniment to the NOUS
tache, or TO the beginnings of such beard as
Sir Roger de Coverly looked upon as the type
of wisdom. Then there is the sobcr-colored
glove of the staid middeaged gentleman, often
seen grasping the gold head OF a stout cane,
something less perhaps, in its dimension than
the famous walliingstck of Mr. Burchell, which
afforded such amusement TO the family of good
DR.. Primrose. There is the grave black silk
glove of the divine; and the dainty white kid of
the belle, bordered with the daintier down OF the
cygnct.
There is the short, wooden glove of the chiffon.
ni,r, and the long embroidered glove of the ball
room. Dear Dame Fashion, we crave thy pa,-
don. We were thinking of long ago, when the
smallest ror'ion Of the mos,-beautifully-
ann Wa- displayed in public; we had forgotten
the dcmi-nndty Of thy present votaries.
1t may argue want Of taste, but we confess to
a DISLIKE OF the blue glove worn by many ladies'
The color is too decided We have seen pretty
girl walking in Broadway, dressed in most be-
coming bonnet, and tasteful cloak of blue me-
rino but the whole effect 10 our eye at lea>t)
WAS spoiled by her wearing gloves to match.
Ony think, what a sweet contrast a delicate
ilwu, Il pale buff or white glove, would have
formed with the Mazarine blue mantle!
There is yet auother-ihe prettiest-the TIM
est Though not like Wordworth's, contained
in nut-shei) 1.-THE glove of gloves--the we'd
dinT-ulovp
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
tFrom the Dublin Nation.l
Mans Mission,

Human lives are silent teaching
BE they earnest, mild and true
Noble deeds are modest preaching
From the consecrated Few.
Ioet- priests their anthems singing,
Hero-sword on corslet ringing,
When Truths bauer is unuicd,
Youthful preachers, genius gifted,
Pouring forth their souls upiited,
Til their preaching stirs the world.
Each must work as God has given
Hero hand or poet SOUL
Work is duty while we live IN
This weird world OF sin and dole
Gentle spirits, lowly kneeliug,
i.llt their white hands up, appealing
10 the throne OF heavens King
Stronger natures, eliminating,
In great actions incariiating
Whit another can but sing.
Pure and meek-eyed as an angel,
We must strlvc--inust agonize;
We must preach the saints cvangcl
Ere VIC claim the sanity prize
Work for all--ior work is holy
We fulfil our mission solely
When. like Heavens arch above,
Blend our souls in one enblazon,
Aud the social dapason
Sounds the perfect chord of Love
Life is combat, life is striving,
Such our destiny below
Like scythcd chariot driving
Through an onward pressing foe.
Deepest sorrow, scorn, and trial,
W i'll but teach US self denial
Like the Alchcinists Of old,
Pass the ore through cleansing fire,
II our spirits would aspire
To be Gods refined gold.