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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
4 STRONGS SIGN.

A gentleman who last week travelled from
To Ddnville, Pa, states thai 10
OF every II OF the boats along the iiue Of
the Pennsylvania Canal, had Taylor flags dis
playea and various other ulpttoes relative to
The cid Generals achievments in Mexico; such
as "Hurroh ier old Rough & Ready" General
Taylor never surrender5,' A little more grape
Captain Brag,' Old Zach forever &c.-
Some of them were gotten up in somewhat
of a hurry, on shingles; yet they nevertheless
show the popular current, and The deep hold
the Wing candidate has upon the affections Of
his country-nen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
MIR. DOOMED AID MRS. MoRIARlry.

II was ia an lrish court of justice that Mr..
u ConneI could be seen 10 greatest advantage.
hvety quality OF the lawyer and the advocate
be displayed. lie showed research aud per.
iecl mastery OF ms profession, and he exhibit
his own great ana Innate qualities.
VINO mat ever oeheid hlln on The Munster
circuit when he was ~ the height OF his lame.
but mus have admired his prodigious versat,
MY OF formidable powers His pathus was
often admirable; his hunor flowed without
effort or art. What jokes he uttered what
s4fcasml How well he worked his case
through never throwing away d chauce, ney.
"a fvlaAiae us u~nlrlng enefgies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

With rfgari 10 Mr.. Van Buren's accept

With rgarl TO Mr.. Van Buren's accept
ance of the nomination, the Union also says:
"Mr. Martin Van Buren, NAV or may not
decline the nomination. His fri nfs in the
convention sail that he cannot refuse the
nomination. We shall not now be surprised
at his acceptance Of the otiice-paricuiafly
after the letter which he has addressed to that
body. He flies in the lace OF the regular nom
nation OF the delegated democracy OF The
whole Union. Why pause now, when he de-
clares war against the regular nominee OF the
two-thirds rule Of the democratic partyf"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
Cry OLE WHEELING:

Clerks Office, June q, 1913.
The Board Of Appeals, for the review OF
the assessment for the year 1913, will meet
at the Council Chamber, on Monday the 81.
of July prox. at 10 o'clock A. M. All per-
50 S desirousof being heard before said board
will attend at the time and place mentioned.
The board consists of the following mem
bers of Council-Mcssrs NJ. Sweeney, George
Robinson, E. H Fitzhugh, John Hamilton, jr
Geo Forbes,
JAS. S. WHEATF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

Our Weekly of to-day contains the first
three numbers Of our History OF Gen layiof'
II will BE- confined until the whole that Is I'M
nortant IN his career is embraced in 1t, and
will Increase IA interest as the events Oh MS
lie bscoue more vareil and important. our
three next weekly sheets will embrace nearly
the whole of il. Extrl copies Tor sale at The
counter. We snail then publish IN book form
30oo c6aies. which will be neatly stitched
and trimmed. aud furnished at 81 per hun
died. or ten cts Per copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

There has been no more cases OF Small Pox
since the last report, 18th inst. Peter Rod
gers, the person who arrived here from Cincin-
natl with the disease, and being found next
day in the street. was sent to the Hospital, is
now the only remaining patient. Az the
other cases. both in the city and at the Hospi-
tai. have recover red and been discharged.
ie26 JAMES TANNER, M ID, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
FOR NEW M~ARTINSVlLLE

FOR NEW MARTINSVlLLE
On 4TH July.
The Steamer Companion will leave for New
Martinsville on Tuesday, the 4th at 6 O'Clock
A. NJ. with the Masonic Fraternity, for the
purpose of laying The Corner Stone of the
Court House, returning same night.
All sojourning Brethren in good standing
are Invited to attend.
w H HOUSTON
JOHN M'LURE Jr
VIM T SELBY
WIN CLARK
GEO S THOMPSON
. S AVERY
D McCOLLOCH
June %, 48. Committee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
(To BE C~oNTINUED.)
The following patriotic language is used by
''lndePendent" Of the Philadelphia Norlh A
merican. His NieMs are cnrrect

The following patriotic language is used by
"lndependent' Of the Philadelphia Norh A.
m%erican. His views are correct:
Between General Taylor and General Cas-
the country has TO ch0ose-no third candidate
can hope to succeed. Neither of these lodi
viduals may be entirely acceptable, but one
or the other must inevitably be elevated to
the Presidency. Between two evils. common
prudence suggests the adoption OF The least
50 between two Presidential candidates, the
patriot reserves to himself that choice, which
will most benefit the welfare of his country
and preserve its institutions undisturbed.
Every vote distracted from us Ter a third
candidate, is a vote in favor of Gen. Cass, and
therefore in favor OF war, of extension Of sla
very, and of territorial dominion. Twist it
as you may, this i, the practical effect, and
all theory to the CONTRARY Is contemplate
humbug, fit only to BE- scorned BY men of
sens and intelligence. Four years ago the
Wing party admouished the opponents Of
Texas that the support OF Mr.. Birney would
lead TO the election of Mr.. Polk. aud Mr..
Clay repeatedly stated that the annexation Of
Texas would involve a war With.Mexlco. Yet.
IN defiance OF these eXhortdlious, Mir. Blmey
travelled the free States, and succeeded Ia
dra " lng oil enough Wing votes TO deleat Mr..
Clay. tie, therefore. 10 That extent. c1ntri-
buted TO the annexation OF Texas. which he
Affected to resist, and his influence, thus ex-
erted, produced the Mexican war.
: After a struggle at two year,-alter an ex
4 penditure OF one hundred and fifty millions of
J dollars after d loss OF fifteen or twenty
thousand men,-to tie universal lev of The
country, prace IS again restored. II those
no profess 10 desire stability are sincere.
they Cannot seaport Gen. Cas.. whose el4c-
ton would Inevitably result ia q Eurlpeao
war. 10 prove their honestly. they must ,us-
tam the nomination Oh Iaylor. because any
other course would bring about new d,nrers
and IL aliul collisions without end. Ienyr
not the conscience d. that NAN who 10 carry out
an abstract idea. helps ID result which must
end Ia the rain If his cnunlw.-Sucb lau,-
,lcism deserves neither tolefa;i0n nor fespeet.
1t is a p~aricidal blow aimed at the heart Of
the republic. For one | would bury the past
would forget The inslrlmentaiiiies through
which these great cdlamities were brought
about. Tue future destiny of the country now
demands our atleniioA; and towards it, the
heart dnd Inc anxiety of every good citizen
should Turn. Shall we under any intatualiou
OF prejudice, permit our feelings 10 hurry as
INTO The adoption OF d policy which must bring
desoidtian mats traIuf ! tUst not, and | ap
peal 10 The conservative ndssoss, TO beware
oi Rise Leaders aud plausible rsasolrrs, for
this is the hour OF danger to The nation. The
country can be redeemed, AMI the name oi
Zachary Taylor is the iaborum TO lead Us 10
victory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

Later from YucatGn.-Extract from a letter,
dated Havana, May 9Th, to the Charleston
Courier:
BY a vessel arrived two days ago from Cam
peachy aud Sisal, the most melancholy news
has been received as TO the state OF that un-
happy country. The treaty OF peace which
had been made with the Indians, has been
broken by them almost as soon as made, and
they continue their ~slaughttr1us baveoc as be-
fore, numbering the poor inhabitants where
ever they find them. All the the country
people take refuge in Merida and Campeachy
because they are sale nowhere. 1t is heart
rending to read the distressing details which
are published by the papers, as TO Yucatan,
and all this might easily be remedied by 3 or
1890 then and even less, sent down to their
aid" the inhabitants look oaid from the Uni
ted States, and wish for nothing more than TO
be annexed 10 the Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

A SMALL ~"REvoLUrIoN" IL H~AJIFAx,--The
Halifax, n. S, Morning Courier describes a
recent emeuie at that place, in a snowy aru-
Gle preia ced with flaring announcements,
The Governors son Lieut.. Frank Harvey.
was pursued through the streets by a Mr..
Dickson. whom he had twice iusuIted. He
took refuge in his fathers house, Ground which
1909 people assembled, and the Governor had
to make a speech to paciiy ri her them or Mr.
Dickson, which latter swore he would horse
hip the "son,' when the crowd dispersed
with three cheers for the hero.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

FATHER AND SoN.-It is one Of the oddi-
Ties OF these odd times. that Martin Van Buren,
aud his son John. were both candidates before
the caucus at at the Utica Convention. The
iather received 60 votes, the son s.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

From TucufGn.-Captain Stellman, of the
schr. Fanny Grey. arrived at New York on
Saturday morning, from Laguna, reports that
intelligence was received there that fifteen
thousand persons had arrived at Merida in
three DAYS, from other sections of Yucdtan.
Gov. Biglow, OF Laguna, had issued a pro-
cIanalion lorbilding the Indians to come IN
TO that place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

From HAyrr.-Ruutorcd Battle aud mas
sgcre at Jqcmd.-The Boston papers bad fur
Their advices from different ports OF Hayti.-
Al Jeremie. on the list inst, in consequence
OF the recent insurreciionary movements at
Port au Prince, all the eolored population
were emigrating. At Gonaives, the 81, the
lnulattoes We're acting as soldiers iot the de-
fence Of their own property, The President
was still at Aux Ca yes.
Capt. Bailey, Of barque Panchita. from
Mansannillo of Cuba. 9Th inst. reports that a
gentleman informed him that when coming
down in the British Steamer, the pilot from
Jacmel st Domingo, told them that the ne
groes had had a most a bloody battle twenty
miles from there the day before, numbering
about 200 men. women, aud children, and
drinking their blood.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

Rio dc Jdneiro.-A letter of May 9th, says:
'"Lnrge stocks oil produce accumulated, but
within the last few days we have had hume
rous American arrivals, and there has been
some movement in The coffee market, chiefly
for the United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

Congregational Miaisters.-The whole
number in the United States, as apears from
the Congregations Almanac, is one thousand
five hundred aud eighty-seyen, and the mum
Der Of churches one thousand seven hundred
and twenty-seeen, aud OF COMMITMENTS Que
hundred and seveuty-nine thousand one hun
bred and seventy six.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

HE undersigned wishes 10 obtain a situation as a
Teacher Of a Common School, by The thirteenth
OF August. lie VIII accept a berth ia either Braoae.
,larshai or Ohio Counties. Va. or Belmont Vi Jefferson
Counties ONO. For further pariaettxa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

Can ANyBoDYBEA At THAT TrME?-John Van
Buren, said at Rochester. that when the Cass
procession at Albany approached the point
where he was standing, he thought he would
take out his watch to see how long it would
be in passing, but it went by before he
could get his watch out.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
MUSIC AND FLYING.

n 1870 OF baltimore, the inven,or
~ y sikAa BALLOON, has arrived in tins c,,.
manner, second hest 10 none in his line in he 'IiPeiiof
Slate and VIA do business m any Of be iT,y," ,nned
= n 4'I F, ~ = !. nnefland o'es oflw ee year
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
REGISTER.
REPORTED RY G. II BERRY


RY G. II BERRY
ARRIVALS N DEPARTURES
Of Boats for tho last "a hours ending yeStsr-
day at a o'clock, p. M.
RRIvED
North River, Dean, St Louis,
Zachary Taylor, Lucas, Cincinnati,
Eureka, Crozier,
Gladiator, Smithers, Pittsburgh,
Hucson, Poe,
Shenandoah. Bowman,
Wellsville, Barnes.H
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenville,
Zachary Taylor, Lucas, Pittsburgh,
North River. Dean,
Eureka, Crozier,
Hudson, Poe.
Wellsyille, Barnes.
Shenandoah. Bowman, Cincinnati.
New England, Mcclure,
Gladiato.., Smithers, st Louis,
Virginia, Dawson; ~Steubnville,
5 feet water in the chamlel-falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
AUCTION SALE

- n Saturday morning, the Is, day of July, 1915. nj
- a u'eloeN, at the auction room, | will sell a la,se
lot OF Glass Gases, Drawers, and Shelving, or pood nnsI-
~ and in complete order. " S WIckUaui'"r
le2e an.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29


Endure the Piles no longer.
IF SUFFERERS FROM THE FILES NEGLECT TO Use
DA. UPH ANS
VEGETABLE ELECTUARY.
THE FAULT is THEIR OWN.
Try 1t. all you that have the PILES, INFLAMA
TIoN OF the Liver, Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys
Bladder, Liver Complaint, Dyspe psia, Con
stpation, Sick Headache, or any Disease.
OF which
PILES,
Either Bleeding or Blind, External Or IN.
ferndt, is the determination of, and tke thonL,
Of additional thousands wih be ernrsas,J
READ this EVIDENCE here of CIJRFS
Ihoush 1t cannot give the saved one weaIt,
gives a treasure Tar more glorious, HH,Iru
"Niihp Stairs, MARsHALL's Orrlcr)
Messrs kETcHAM & HENsHAw:
'entiehien, understanding you are the oerer.I..on.
% Tue SAFE OF DIR upham's Vegetable fiectn,ry ), =
me cure oil fiies, ! have deemed it INV duty M voi,, aI
q recommendation IN behalf of that yaluabIe uaJisfn.
-. rave peen anlic'ed for many years with Piles and hana
s'ied various remedies, hut with no LenefciaI or.
indeed began 10 consider my case utterly homeless a.,
asont me ist OF september last, | was prevailed M, =" ~.
a tiehd TO make a trial ofthe above nan,ed medieinn y
LION ms advice, and rejoice 10 say that 1 am moi on,y 90
,ieved, oh' 1 believe, perfectly cured. most e,,,,
!! .as'hn,eho u 10 all that may have the misfortmne 70
NC a,Ileiea WIN mat annoying and dangerous disossa "
P'"' iou's' etc. ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

Ii has come BRENTIINGER has inst ,e..a
-. that Blue Lick Water flesh frs,.
the spring, which has been asked for sootten ,,,hm;nsm
last ie" says le2e ASHLAND ROW vonr@a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
VS. In Chancery. Decree for Act
WIN Orr and others>
ABSTRACT.


nm consideration whereof, the Court dotl. adjudre, or.
~ der and decree that this cause he re ferred to James
Clark, Esq, one of the masters of this Court. first giving
notice OF the t"e and place Of taxing this account, by
publication thereof in some newspaper printed and puh.
lshed IN The CITY Of Wheeling, for four weeks success
sively, at least, TO ascertain aud report what amount of
money is due and owing to the plaintiff from the de.
feadanl, William orr, arising out OF the matters in the
bill alledged-5lso, what moneys aud effects belonging
To SAID Orr have come To the hand of the defendant,
Sherrard Clemens, by virtue of The deed of assignment in
the answer of the defendant, VIM Han referred to-also
what moneys aud ELECTS ate IN the hands of the SAID
Clemens belonging 10 said Orr arising from said assign.
ment-aiso what amount of debts are properly charuea
bic IN SAID trust fund in his, said Clemens, hands. aa.
cordiug TO The terms thereof, and To whom The same are
to the Court with any matter specially stated, thought
pertinent ny himself, or Which maj be reunired nv any
ofhe parties 10 be so stated aud for the purpose nj more
fully enabling the sad Master 20 take the saii account.
the parties hereto, may answer each other upon oath
upon undergraduates, trusting the said account 10 he settled
by the said Master.
Attest: ALIEN. r. LAIDLEY Clerk.
Good for ComplainantD
Commissioners ohice, June 2s, 1913.
NOTICE.
THE parties interested in the matters of the forepoiny
dectee, are hereny notified, tIat | have appointed Tues.
DAY, Tue hfstday 81 August, 1873, between the hours of
9 O eiocA' a VI ANA suh'sei OF the same day. at nv ot6ce
Ia the ciiy ct w leeliis, as the time and place. when
and where snail proceed TO take the account therein
directed And require the produetim before me of all
shch books, papers, ana YOU hers, as may lie pruDrr 10
enable meio lake aud repJrt sa d &C, al.
je2s MateI .anun,, D /,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

~ 2 NORTH CALVERT STREET. is the oldest
established Lottery Ofioe in the y states and is
well known sl over Christendom as being the most sue
cessful office Tor selling prizes.
Orders IN any Of the brilliant Lotteries now drawing
will he promptly attended to, when addressed to
WIN. BAILEY &Co.. No >. NCalvert st.
Where they always come perfectly safe to hand, aud are
auswe ed nv the return mail. The schemes for July are
..,Ua .n.f Ja,a tD.~ aYas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
3 Prizes of25.OOO dollars.

3 Prizes of 10000 dollars.
Saturday. July IS.
II numbers and ~ drawn ballots.
3 prizes of $4,000 is $4,000
Tickets 10 dofs.-Sharcs in proportion.
Certificate of
25 whole tickets for $3.50 81 quarter tickets S5o,5 SO
Is halt do Is % eighth do. 1875
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
10000 DOLLS.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Nd.
Saturday, July Sih.
7s numbers aud 10 drawn ballots.
| prize Of 10000 dollars is S 10000
100 =" IONN is I0U. 900
Tickets $40 Shares in proportion.
Certificate OF
90 whole tickets $40 % quarters $500
&c halves 20 70 eighihs 1850
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

Virginia. At a Circuit SuDerior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry, begun. continued and held for the county OF Ohio.
at the Court House thereof, on Wednesday, the 2lst day
Of June, 1915.
John Elliott
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

10000 Dollars.
W-dnes lay. July Goth.
- numbers and 10 drawn ballots.
| prize of $4,000 dollars is $40, 600
of l2,50U is 1850
Tickets 10 dois-shares in proportion.
A Certificate of
"A whole tickets for SI20 "a quarter tickets $50 90
"A half 10 90 "a eighths do $500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

10000 Dollars!
Saturday, July 22I.
1s drawn ballots out of rs numbers.
prize OF 10000 dollars is S4O,0e0
of 1890 is 1880
Tickets 10 dolls; shares in proportion,
Certificate of
e5 whole tickets $50 Is quarters $500
25 halves do 90 25 eighths $3.50
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-16
Specific Remedies.

IL Is seldom we advertise patent medicines;
but when we do so, it is always with some
combinations of conscience. We take it,
however, that the time is past when people
believe everything they see IN print, When
ever editors gratuitou-ly recommend pat
emf medicine however, thus removing all
suspicion Of n,ercenary motives, their enco-
m,ums are entitled to high consideration.
II is without fee or reward that we invite
the attention of our readers Ia the merits OF
the AiEpIcAMENTuM GRAoiA PaoBATuM,
the astonishing properties OF which are de-
scribed in a Cincinnati paper in the follow
ing terms;
" One single pill, worn in each pocket,
will instantly give ease aud elasticity TO the
tghtest pantaloons. A like quantity will
create an appetite in the most delicate stom-
nch, or physic horse. They will also be
found to give rich flavor To apple dump
lings aud particular zest to picked oys-
tiers they viii thicken soup, reduce corpu-
lent persons, aud are excellent hait for mouse
traps. One pill dissolved in u bucket of
rain water will be found perfectly water
proof lining for canal enbankments placed
IA steamboat boilers, they will efleetually
prevent their bursting, and greatly increase
the speed of the buats. As for their medi-
cal qualities they are Justly entitled To he
called A" .Nedicamen,um Grac,u Pro5aiuln, -
ii est, a remedy approved OF by grace-for
they elleclually cool ST. Anthony's Fire, aud
stop ~. Vitus' dance they purify the pim-
pies in the smallpox, and eradicate the rel
gum IN tccthng they reduce white swell
ings, aud cure the black laundice, blue dew
lis, yellow, scarlet, or any other colored fe-
yers they cure also the thrush il, children,
and the pipe in hens, the slaggerS ia horses
aud the nightmare Ia owls. BUT further
enumeration is unnecessary suffice IL 10 say
that this medicine is combination upon
lncw principles. discovered by the present,
Iproprietor's immortal grandmother, aud m
exception to all the rules of science, COM
mon sense and experience, so while they are
the most powerful agent in nature, evolu-
lionizlng the whole animal economy, and
leradcaIing the most incurable diseases, they
are ~ the same time n perfectly innocent
preparation, and may be taken with entire
safety by the nursing inlau,-all powerful,
al harmless -
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-16
Remarks Of Captain ID. at Beetown.

uIam an old setter-haye lived long ia
this upper boundary-a long time, young
gentlemen. The Captain knows. Taylor
is elected knew he would come it
couldn't be ripped up-lightning couldn't
trip him up. He j. an old hound, gentle
men-Gen. DODGE also, is an old hound
raunt old hound, who ran ia the same leash.
CAss is a fat, sleek old house-dog-but he
lacks legs, gentlemen-CAss lacks bottom
understand me, gentlemen, CAss IS fat
dog-an almighty fat dog; but he can't
run. There are dogs, understand me gen.
rlemen, who can run without legs-SAsTA
ANNA is without legs. (Achaw of tobacco,
if you please. Thank you, sir-James
river good--ihank you, sir. Small favors
thankfully received.) The Captain knows.
Gen. TAYLOR is a man--every inch man,
gentlemen. (Here the speaker threw back
his head and took an attitude worthy OF
FoRREsr.) He is the man to rule this wide
boundary. Where stands the peer Of that
old soldier who breasted the Mexican bas-
tons Of Monterey, and dashed back the
hordes of Mexico through the gorge of Bu-
ena Vista' Believe me, young gentlemen,
the Captain is an old hound. The Captain
knows. The Captain made Beetown Hol-
low, The Captain was on this trail before
any of these young gentlemen, these law
yers, these merchants, perchance these doc
tor, with III .lr fine calico shirts, had been
catered at the depot for passage on the
railway Of life. The old hound has harked
his bark.n
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-16

uS Interchange OF oiviliiies among the
numerous villages Of the mines by sleigh
rides, parties, halls, and cotillloas, appears
TO he all The rage SINE fine sleighlug has
commenced. On "Wednesday evening last,
a company Of ladies aud gentlemen from
Lancaster took sleigh rido b, nigh, TO Po.
tosi and back. On Friday night our village
was enlivened hy the presence Of ladies' and
gcnii-mcn from Beetown aud Potosl Join
ing our young people in the merry dance.
May the day be far instant, when higolry
shall mar the enjoyment OF this innocent
amusement.