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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

DARASOLS PARASOLs ! PARASOLS! "A We
choice selection OF rich rarasnls, the
msr Of Green Lsysntne and ehageabe silk. Of all shades
with heavy rich fringe mach together with large stock
Of fashionable Dry Goods. for sale very low SPHINX
TRUSS, H9 Walker of Mulberry Atlas
and bills akep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

A CARD-CASTLE GARDEN-THIS ESTABLISH
n will open about the LIST Of June Exen-
've alterations az prescriptions are making for the
All applications for be ado BY
ter addressed TO our Acting Manager Geo Hollsrd Ess
No. 100 Grard street FRENCH Il nElsER, New York.
Anvil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

ERlENDS OF IaELAND-A OR AND DEMONSTRA-
ton OF he Irish aeI pbcsn Union will be held at Pal
April Is: Robot Emmett, Es9. will tske the chair The
the peop are Far ~. sb anu ys9w sna n ,snn Lni
can pogess-evrry fesd Of humanity, who attend, will
CHAREs svs % ps s'sxsd noi iadie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

RHOAUWAI ODEON-ENIHA TdHOU0H
- Pinteux Cafe des Mile COLONIES E. q Gree
yINuncsl Director Her Van -A9n:tsd Pictures
FyRmacs Statusry by Of ladies' and
tlsmen: with sday, April
26th Programme: Part l-Three Gr.ces positiopsl The
Tsbleau il horror Of the F:sch Republic Part a-CsIypsos
Venus and Adons &c Part 3-The You-g Warriors
Dreams sapho; Five Starr; Venus stealing Cupids Bow; The
Amaz0nlan OATH &C. Orehestra box, so ParQuss,
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

IMPROVED MAGNETIC MACHINES. WITH MAN
ual llh editon) 400 giving for their
srice Sc, $40, sla, and $N. H. H. SHERWOOD, M. D..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

ID EPUBLIcAN CRUSADE JUBLEE-LOOK our
II Tor T colored Flag, at the Howard House
Of Howard street and Broadway, Tomorrow evening
(Thursday) the s7h inst, the First Republican Cru,ates
will spp,sr Bills obtsned from the Flag Bearer Tickes
o cents-Doo-s ore a ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

WALNUT STREET THEATRE-PnILtD s LfHtk.
w - Complimentary benefit to Mr. J. w w llact. Jr,-
Wednesday Evening. pr rs. will he perforres WERNER
Werner, Mr. j W Waiisck, Ulrir. WheaNev; Gabnr
nic.ings; ssron ssrssnh,m, iemsa dessts Chspmsn;
To conclude with ERNFsTTNs-t ederirs Chimpeui-
veile Mr. Lester esrin Champ.urveN- Nchngs; Erne'
tino Miss C. Wemvts Marie slsxna Fisher To-mor ow,
Mr Pitt (who is engs ged for afe~ nshu) will maize hs
first IN a favnriIs character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

MITCRELL's OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ ~ day Evening April &C. % commeses with the NEW
Conoyer Jupiter ss Clark; Mars Mr. Arnold he Earth,
HSsk ~ IN Sfs
Jake Mr. Gosoyer; El.a stnbbns Miss Mary Taylor; Mary.
Miss Phillips; Jane Miss Rob.rts After which the farce
LEND ME FIVE snILLINGs-Mr Golighty. Mr. Hoi.
u Capian rnobbs Nh Nlckson Mrs Major rhonbs Mrs
u l.horwood; Mrs Captain rnobbs Mas Rooertx To
clude with the fare. OF GOVERNORS WIFE-The 60.
Miss Mary Tayior Drssa Circle so Upper Boxs rs
cep: r one sh,r Private uore, 49, Orchestra Boxes 50
BROADWAY JHEATRE.-wEDNFs EVEN
II April rs, will be Original como r. BY
Broushsm E,q, entitled ROMANCE AND hEALlTf-
Aspsr Manly, MIR. Blake Frank Meredith, MI Fleming,
Lavender Kyd, Mr.. Dawson; Tom Badger, Mr. Hadsway;
williams Thompson; Hosabel, Miss Fanny Walack Bar
barry Manly Ms Win.,snIsX; go.c% Mr., Waits. To
dsvlle, Mr. Dawson; Splash Mr.. Hadaway Auel,, Mis-
Rose Telbin; Lucy, Mrs Watts. Doors open O'Clock
Performance bega half past Dress Circle
ous-ts 20 RI. E~miv circles as rfs (sllsrv l7L cts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

pRINTs BY THE. PoUND.-JUST RECEIVED.
the largest of prints offered retail in this cty also So
So and IA shseting Shifting yaconets Cambrics Mulh &c.
all to be sold by the pound; JAMES A.DUFFY COrU6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

OFFICE TO LET-A FRONT OFFICE ON fast
nooI o. hou,e NO. 10 Murray street, with small cham
Der attached and place for coal floor IL
few doors from asd has been for 20
BY respectable physicians Apply the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

GOAL YARD TO RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
stand well located in aneghbohood Of large consumers
with ofice scales stable and fixtures complete for
've bushes" iii be disposed Of very favorable term.
Apply to H. H JONI g. l76 Broadway small lot of Peach
Orchard coal, low, to close.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

(AST OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY FIRE ARMS. &c
Owanted-Gsntsmen families having Wearing Apparel,
superuous eec generally which they desire to convert
into cash. will obtain fair for the by seudne for
the subscriber who will attend them at their residences BY
appointment line through the post oce other
wise will receive prompt attention. H LEVETT, Once
N0. 2 Wall If RInAdyHAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

hns lot Of Hoes in pairs single and fast tree for
Stables Sd Avenue and 37h street. known the
Four Nils House, formerly kept by VIM. ID. Sparks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

q K REWARD-A BLACK SILK MANTILLA WAS
YO lost this morning. April 2 in Broadway between
FRINGE and Canal upposed few doon below Pnce
The nder will receive the above reward by leaving the
Mantila at AS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CON-
" pany, April TO- Is4s-The President and Directors have
this declared dividend Of four and half per cent on the
February last payable the stockholders on and after Mon
the a5th inst to that date By order. CL EvERITT Sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

DOR sALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES. AND FUR
niture of the Minerva Rooms, No. 40e Broadway This
has been long and voE:bly know9 public
thing requisite for the intended the present pope
tor wishing retire from the business Applications be
made the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

T AMARTINE GLUE CLOTH) SACK COATS,
IL The revolution achieved by in Blue Blouses;
but Lamart,ne Blue Sack. model of which have
jus. received from Paris and have many Of them made the
smeres and yesng made order really low prices French
Cloth Dress Goats made to from SIG to $7o-G B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

'I'HE TkEASUAER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
with much pleasure acknowledges tho receipt Of one
Of Joseph fice Esq, asa don.ton to the hMabe Fund
Of the Depart beng the proeseds Of the Exempt
Frsmen1 Ball. given at the Apollo Saloon March 2oh 1919
~ honor Of the anniversary the ncorpora
ton Of the New York Fire Department. New York,
23d l848. JOHN Z. GILES, Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

GUNNER MISUNDERSTANDING BY RESPEC.
table family, summer Residence. exciuslvcly, in q
than AK apartments for family and furnished;
gether coach house stables The would
prefer ,uch establishment within the limits Of the Island Of
New York. bot il open to Communications from Jersey
depce a he Office OF he Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

CLOTHlNO-E. DEGROOT Z co, ia FULTON ST ,
~ near Broadway New York. have Just opened large
and entire stock q ready made spring and cloth
city for cash. they will make order in the fashona
Bile style at the following prices entire suis:-Cos pants
and Ito ord.r) from Sl sc; do, eady made) from
$40 to $685. business office and summer coats from to a.
Also shirts crsva stocks collars gloves, and
article Of Gem EMS wearing apparel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

EOW LIVERPOOL. - THE STEAMSHIP SARAH
Sands will sail for Liverpool May 3h her regular DAY
drugs Ia aud foreign goods For freight or passage
applv u r. KERMIT. 76 south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

NEW YORK HORSE Bazaar, 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN The regular public auction sales will commence az IL
A. NJ ts day, April 26th 1853. with cstaloeue Of horses
suited various work Also variety of wagons. harness.
will offered light spring also, top grocsrs
wagon with and hand harness. saddles brdles
Ge& r JOHN II n ATGIEI.n Prom stor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

HOMER. MORGAN. AuCTIONEER-ELEGANT
~ Household Furniture, &C. .cTswih and Morgan will
a. Clinton Place, full and complete of Handsome
Funture Catalogues will be ready days before the SALE
The Office, No. Z Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

CONslGNErs BY THE SHIP SAVANNAH, FROM
~ Havre will plrsse send their hoard az Fer g.
N. r.. to the office Of BOYD HINCkEN, wall 81.
All goods not permitted by 2h will be sent to public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

ITO MERCHANT TAILORs AND CLOTHIERS-
Wanted, situation Foreman in the above business.
The advertiser having had much experience hiss doubt he
will be able give ample sasacson disposed to
give HIM trial. Address VIM JOHNSTON, care of Mr.
Clarke. ZIG William street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

NOTICE,-THE INTEREST OF THE UNDER
IN signed the late firms of Wells Co.. and Livingston,
We'll. Co. the 4,h q March sold and r.Gaui,hs"d
business being Continued by Hesry Wells his
count CAROLINE q. LIVINGeTON Widow Of the
late Crawford Livingston. rev York, April ID. l9<9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

EURNlsHED APARTMENTs-A PRIVATE FAM
lily occupying very pleasant hou,e wish to let one
with without breakfast Apply Broome eet three
doors from Broadway Ne bOardsrs taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

OCEANIC HOUSE, CONEY ISLAND. ERECTED
~ in 1857, will be opsned the LIST June and
date $50 70 400 affords excellent view Of the
New York and harbor the convsnences bathing
surpassed For particulars handbls Rooms be
gagged by applying r. Carr Aston House between the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

SELECT BOARD FOR A COMPANY OF GENTLE
msn up town-Breaia.t and with dinner Sundays,
IN pleaan house between Hudson and Blocker
furnished unfinished desired price expected
Enquire of f.. TOW NSEND, "a John 81 Sd storv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

CONFECTlONER THOROUGHLY AZ QUAINT.
"A ed with all Ornamental works. spinning sugar &C. &c
references and considered of the
men in his line wants situation Address w. No.
90 between spring Prince
WI C. be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

ERIENDs or TAYLOR, ATTEND "A MEETING
ton 70 the Presidency will! be held Thursday evening
APn Mtn at ocoek n the large room st Lafayette Hall
Col Toombs member of Congress from Georgia with Others
vii lad ressf hsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

GREEN PEAS-JOHN H BROAS& CO. 1856 WEST
" Washington Market, and 10 Vcsey ST. received
from Charleston BY souhesr 20 bb Peas picked Saturday
22d inst Early vegetables and fruit received every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

ITO THE COUNTRY MERCHANTS IN GENERAL.
ny the opening OF the canals for sale, the Wholesale
and retail Grocery Stores and Depot Of Pearl Gram ne lot
sardnes Stock Fish, Cologne Waters king Pipes aud
genuine Harlem Oil &c ut No l23 Greenwich street, oppo.
ALBANY street JOHN r. VAN DE WIELE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
SELLING DRY GOODS.

icpplC StAtIot4A lulfik llIdt II Is very easy
matter TO stand behind counter and retail
| dry goods; but week ex perence in the bu-
siness would convince the cleyerest mau tia.
! it Is much more difficult and laborious than
! The task OF turning gIindstone II hours per
diem. The office OF statesmen embodies. in
! its duties, necessity for the shrewdness of a
politician, the pet>aatiou of lover, the po-
likeness OF Chest riieli, the patience OF JOB,
and the lmpudence OF pick pocket. There
! are statesmen who make it point never TO
lose GU toner. One oil the gentlemen, who
Is IN d store IN Chatham street. not long since
was called 10 show a very lasudloHs ana fash
londbie lady, who dropped in while going to
oIewarts, some rich silk cloaklng. Every
article OF the KIND was exposed To her view
tile whole store Was misunderstanding
suited. The costly was stigmdtizad trash
every thinS Was common and not fit Tor a
lady. She guessed she would 90 to Stew
arts. The salesman pretended 10 be indig
ndul.
Madam sid he in tone of injured in
nocence, u have very beautiful and rare
piece OF goods-a Case Of which | divided
VITA Mr. Stewart, who IS my bfother-ln- law +,
but 1t would be useless TO snow it 10 you--it
IS the only piece lett IN The city"
"Uh. allow me Ia set il, she asked, in an
anxious tone, and continued, IL had no inten-
u'n OF annoying YOU, or OF displragiug the
merls oil Your wares.
Inc salesman, who was now watched in
breathless silence bg Ills fellow clerks, pro-
ceeded, as Il with much reluctance, and with
expressions OF fear that il ", uld be injured By
getting tum1led, 10 display an ancient piece
oil vestlng, which bad been lying in the store
ave years, and was considered 10 be unsaled-
Bile. The lady examined and iiket it much.
] That Was piece OF gools that was worthy 10
BE- worn. How much MAS il yard!
twenty-five shllluss.'
''Ol that is very high"
"lhere!' exclaimed ne, beginning to fold i
Up, - 'sne@ you would say that
IS J! stay! don't b. in so great hurry
she crled-"fIi give you twenty shiliings.'
MADAM, you Insult ne again.
Cut me oH--}arls, and you can max
up the deduction on some velvet which / re
quire for trimmings" almost entreated tn
lalr shopper.
The salesman, after much persuasion, sol
the lady the veatins, Tor which they had /
vain sought TO get five sailiugs per yard, a
the price above indicated. The profits OF th
SALE on vr-ting ana velvet, amounted to s.:
out OF which the clerks We're permitted |
pay for supper ot o3eJrs. The best OF tn
brief tale OF dry goods 10 to be told. The Ia
dy had her cloak made and one or two Of h,
friends, delighted Wlth il, bought the rest {
The vevetal the same price.
There is d moral in this auecdote, whic
we leave to be discovered by the ingenuity {
all our lady readers who occdsiUuiy 70 shop
ping.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

In the vicinity of West Alexandra. Pa,
on the 9th OF April, of Pulmonary Censump-
I ton, az tire residenc. Of her uncle, Mr ). \.
Craig; Miss MARY ANN CRAIG, in the DIST
year OF her age.
In the loss OF Miss C.. society has been
called to mourn the loss of an exemplary
member-youth virtuous companion
hamanitya faithful frieud-religion a strong
alyocate-and kind and aud affectionate
uncle and aunt, an a1ectionate aud dutiful
niece.
! The deceased being left an orphan when an
infant was taken into the family OF her uncle
as her home, where she ever found all that
lWternal soiicitude called into action, for her
temporal and spiritual welfare that could have
pssibly been bestowed by herrea father; for
from infancy she was the constant reel pient
OF fostering care that was bouudess, aud
ELECTED the admiration of all who had knowl-
edge OF the various ways in which il was ex-
ercised The maternal tenderness and chiis-
tan example her devoted aunt were with
out precedent; who seemed to view their
adopted daughter as the centre, the sun, the
all OF their temporal delight-as the sun of
their future comforts. that was brighten, cheer
and gladden. their hearts through the winter
OF life, and smooth their pathway in the de-
cline OF age, down to the chambers of the
/ tomb.
How delusive are the fondest hopes The
''leil destroyer comes, and they are soon blast
ed for ever.
In the morning of life Miss c. was taught
the great doctrines of Christianity, which in
mature age she brought to practice in her
daily walks and conversation, which gave to
her general department, that refined modesty
and Christian gracetulness, that never fails 10
dignity their pos.essor, and gain and retain
The esteem of all by whom they are seen.-
Her uncle spared neither pains nor expense
to have her receive as thorough an education
as she was capable of receiving, for in addi
ton 10 all the branches taught by our best
Semlnaries, she had made considera bic pro-
gFess ia the studies OF the Classics she was
well versed 10 human nature, and moved with
grace and dignity in refined society,
Such was the deceased talented accom-
plished beloved, whose character seemed such
blendment of all the Christian virtues, that
'to see her was TO love her."
But all her intellectual endowments--all
the assduity OF our best physicians ali the
tears and prayers OF her numerous friends
could not stay the hand of Death. She is
gone--but she died in the glorious hope of a
blissiul immortality, The Pastor told the
writer recently, that she gave evidence that
she had cher peace made up with Con-" and
that cher calling and election were sure" ere
her spirit took its exit TO the "GoD who
gave it.
Leaves have their time to fall.
Aud flowers to witer at the north winds
breath.
! And stars to et.--but all.
Thou hast all seasons Tor thine own, 0 !
Death"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
puN-cLIES

Why should d book with loose leaf be
treated like qulueisome mani Because il
should b'"bouud over to keep the piece
a gentleman who, ve regret to state, was
bachelor, ha, lett The munilicent sum OF $50
% for he invention oil a shirt without but
tons
We are authorized TO state that there is no
foundation Tor the malicious rumor that the
po,'mr.t have deicrninrd To demand repub-
lie o. letters. Their allegiance to tne Queens
head proves them TO b. men OF the most low
al stamp.
The Prus,ian Kings barber has applied for
an increase Of salery, owing 10 the augmenta
lion OF work caused by The length OF his Ma
Jcs ly's face.
II wonder. madame, !" said young German
merchant 10 Mis-. Mr. G., THAI smokers
ia this country are not IN good olour" Pos
siby, was lue reply, III is because they are
50 d,sogfeeibiy pcnumed.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

The Richmond Enquirer says MIR. Polk
has no idea Of running again. He has done
enough during the onr years OF his eventul
administration To have bis name handed down
to posteri,y.' Mr. Polk and his name will
soon be handed down low enough, so low
that pos,eli,y will take very good care that
h. is not handed up again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
New Books.

SIR THEODORE BROuCHTON, or Laurel w aier; a
- novelty g Il James;
The Life and Adventures OF Charles Chesterfield the
youth OF Genlus-hy Mn, Troilope;
The Reformed Highwayman; u sequel to Esther de
Medina, OF the Grimes of London--by G w REYNOLDS;
Domhey and Son--compete;
Eleanor Sherwood or the beautiful Seanstess--by
II lngrsham
The Student of Salamanca; a thrilling tale of the
Carlist war of Spain;
Muncie, or the witch Of the ruined Abbey; romance
of France;
Life of Rear Admiral John Paul Jones; Illustrated;
Godey's lady's Book for June Received tins day al
NAkEMAN'S Literary Depot
myl6 No III MAN street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
FOR SALE

THE subscriber being DESTROYS of selling his entire
Estate in the city of Wheeling, Virginia consisting
of l42 acres of land adjoining the city, and which a
bounds in stone coal aAd there is also quarry on
the Aforesaid premises equal to any, informed,
IN the state OF Virginia. Also, atont 9s 100
eround mmedia ely Water street. on Fart of which
is already erected very ne Warehouse and sufficient
for two other Warehouses;. This property lies
Immediately the Ohio river, and Just above the U
:. Hotel, generally known TO all travellers; and the
property on this squerc generally considered The most
valuable of any The city. For terms apply the pro-
prietor, living near louisville, Ky.
mylc SAMUEL CHtiRCHlLL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

Rlor At Circus There WASH riot at Sand
Lent * Cos Circus. at Salem, on Tuesday.
The tent Of the company was over full, aud
il is sail thatmany persons obtained admit
lance clandesunely All could not obtain
places, some OF the seats gave way, and hence
the distut bance.
A man is sad to have been seriously inju
red in the ARRAY.
It is said that 1900 tickets were sold, which
was al leas, 1900 more than the pavilion could
conveniently accommodate. In the melee,
the WAGON which was supposed 10 contain the
money received from the sale oil tickets, was
upset. and there was some scrambing Tor the
caange--bn the p.rson in charge had few
minutes be lore packed up the money, and
transferred it TO place OF safety.
When the attack was made upon the tent,
The circus men, armed with clubs. drove back
the assallants injuring several persons by
blows from these ponderous weapons Some
Of the property OF the Circus company were
thrown into the river and otherwise destroy
ed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
PRNEANE SWEARING

"To swear-is neither brave, polite nor
wise;
You would not swear upon the bed OF
death
ReAect-Your Maker now could stop your
breath !"
Brother s. and myself We're enter
tanned, during the Convention week, at the
house OF medical gentleman, eminent in his
| profession, but addicted it Was said to pro-
faulty i'll ordinary conversation. Without ID
| premonition. no suspicion OF so blamewurthy
practice could ha re arisen in our minds Tor
no real Christian ever showed guests greater
courtesy, or seemed further from protdneness
than oar gentemanly host. He did not even
annoy US with lady like mincings, putting
forth the buildings of profanity in ala met
good gracious" and the like.
But on Sunday night, our conversation Ia
king religious turn, the su9je oil pruane
swearing was incidentally named, when 1
could not resist the temptation OF drawing
bow at venture, and 50 said:
doctor, we leave you Tomorrow; and be
assured we are very grateful TO Mrs, D
aud yourself; but may say dear sir, we have
been disappointed here?'
Disappointed!
eyes sir, but most agreeably-"
Ia what way Mr.. CO"
"Will you pardon me, il say we were
misinlormed, aud may name IL"
Yves sir, say what you will.
well, my dear sir, we were told that DR..
D was not guarded in his language
bat surely you are misrepresented-"
"Sir" said he, II DO honor You for your
clndor--yet sir, regret to say, YOU have not /
b .rn misialouncd. do, and perhlps habit (
u diy, use prolane language; blt ,ir. can you I
tAtHk would swear before religious people /
and oue OF them clergyman
Tears stood in my eyes (lhe frank hearted .
ness OF gentleman always starts them) as / +
took his hand and replied:
My dear alr, you dn5ze us Can il be I
tlat Dr. D., So courteous aud inteili
seHt mat has greater reverence Tor uS than 4
lnr The ven. AbLe Goat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
PASTURE NEAR THE CITY

THE undersigned mas rented from Mr. Reilly. that
large hui held Just across The creek from the
part ot the city, which is clothed with the hest of
raj grass and Is DESTROYS of procuring few
TO he pasured during The pr escnt summer He will
tend IN person every morning and evening in
OF the city 10 take them TO aud hiring them back from
pasture Price per mouth for pasture and attendance So
9ie viii also take horses for pasture 10y the month
To he kept on ms own premises adjoining Mr Reilly S
farm The pasture is a meadow with thriving grass
that viii not be moved this year Plenty of and
good fences Price per montli-52
uVI