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NH su1serib'F Sis--.E ,si.s "a FR.N rsJ FsV~
IL Em Stani,b OF psuss 9ii D. ID. Fiuate1
nj MOOreheld iJtghsiHp, A,z5ssll eodls. I ~, ON
the sieubenville aRi CAnibTiiss McAasssis-d sosi,
sven miles west Oi CaJE. aiid Ao5rs-
held said arm eJltsins "a icr8s 0tara .ssS isat
about LOO ol which i eivhluI s9i ia .lt- alIbs ~
cultivation. TINS Farm j. scil watcFed, Ia. te0' 4
good OTehards On IL pleuiy oi Coat alss Jiss best
stone Quarry in the nlTy. L Is yell bsse0,i aud
hTst rate repair utlt,fsk lse 80 p p
The Tavern Stand is ore Oitht very bssi sst&ftR 81
sieubehyille and Cambridge, and us isildi1=e are
c1nDodious aud substantial, with srfcisHi slab!in
ior ~ horses There are, also, slea4 d. .,s ~
otler Dwelling Houses StorsrosIu HHd Elsok- =,
smiths shOp-all OF which will issOi on iuy0tabls
terms. H. GEORGI b Az n 4 lsf.Ffi
Cassvills, o., Sept. 2s, 1853. g,.a- ~. ,.7,s.
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A BEAUTIFUL. .==stock OF fancy silk and satin
IA bonnets-also, mourning do. also, large
stock Of suaw, English straw gimp, and all the late
varieties Of bonne;s very cheap at
Wheeling Sent - STONE & THOMAS
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kSOUagIEt kI;aGav

OUR srock of Fall and Winter heavy Goods, con.
Osisting OF red, white and yellow tlannels, bard
do, insey, james, casinets tweeds, cloths ect ect
is quite full, and was bong 1t in May before the
TO customers at old pri q
A few pieces of Iw ed, all wool filling (very
cheap only 10 cents per yard $500
Wheeling, Sept %. STONE & THOMAS
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Sherifs Sale.
Thomas Gillespie, jr.,
. VS.. In Partition.

Samuel Coleman, ct ais ''I'
RY virtue OF an order of sale issued out of the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Harrison county
State Of Ohio, and to me directed, | will offer fol
sale public aucticn at the door orthe Court house
in Cadiz HARRISON county, on the 10th day OF Decem
Der, a. D. 1858, between the hours Of 10 O'clock
A NJ. and O'Clock P NJ, the following Icasehold
real Estate to wit: 1.-The South half Of the North
west quarter of Section Sixteen in Township Eight
"of Range four in the Steubenve Land district
containing Eighty Acres more or less" and being
ease hold Estate Of School lands granted to Thon.
as Anderson late Of said county deceased, in the
year AID 1922 for ninety nine years renewable
forever, Subject to rent '"1; NE
The snid easehold Estate with the improvements
are appraised at five hundred Dollars and will br
sold for one-third Of the purchase money in hand,
one-tlird in one year and cnc-third in two wears
from day of sale, with interest Deferred payments
to be secured.
= JAMES BOYD, Sheriff of Harrison co., O.
L. LEwroN Attorney for Petitioner
CadiZ Nov ., l853--4t ..
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Sherif's Sale.
james Welsh,
vs.. In Partition.

4
In Partition
John Welsh ct ais \ G s.
= virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
- court Of Common Pleas oi Harrison county,
ONO, and to me directed will offer for sale ut the
doorof the Court house, in Cadz in said county on
the 10th day of December, A d 1885, between the
hours OF ~ O'Clock, A M and o'clcck P NJ of said
day, the following real estate situated in said county
to wit; part of the NJ w, quarter of section % in
Township II, of range five Seubenve land district,
bounded as fol lows, beginning at the w corner of
SAIL section thence south with the section line l6O
perches to S w corner OF said N w quarter, thence
east with south line of said quarter 100 perches,
thence north parallel with west boundary line of said
section l60 Terches to the north boundary of said
section, thence west with section line 100 pefches to
place otbegning, containing 100 Acres subject to the
life Estate of Elizabeth Welsh in the whole of said
tract 3, H#
Saillandi3 appraised subject to said life Estate at
the sum of 5000. - Er
Terms of sale y in hand, y inaone year and {
in two years from day of sale with interest, and to
be secured. W JAMES BOYD Sheriff Z
I. LEwroN Atty. for Petitioner arr ll.r,.'I, Il.
Nov. 9, lS53-4t. sH Ef "a r..
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.
J. & A ]. BAGGS,

J, q 4 J. BAIfIf1
.. No. % Main ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
EE2 constantly on hand an assortment OF the
IA latest and most improved Stoves, embracing
every variety OF Parlor, Shop and Cooking Stoves
Their Western Virginian," coal stove cannot BE-
surpassed by any thing ever introduced into the
city. They have sold l50 of them within the last
SIX months, pedgins themselves to take them back
II they dill not give satisfaction, and have never had
one returned.
They also keep constantly on hand the latest styl,
OF Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made else
where, also cast Iron Sinks and variety of all
articles in the Foundry line, which will be sold low
for cash. f..t. ... = ..-' ...... . 80 3
&g-Particular attention will be paid to all kinds Of
Job work. Wheeling, Va Sept. II, lS53-3m
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS
VGaOEGSALE AHD IesiTARL
L CHEAP CI NHIINI. IIQILSIN = -

No. lS2 Nam Street, Below Monroe House,
WHEELING, VA
TTNlfE undersigned would respectfully call the at
J. tention of the Public, both in and out of town,
to their New Clothing Emporium, where they fat
ter themselves that they will be able to offer bet
ter bargains than any other establishment in Wheel
ing. ''.
Our Goods are always purchased on the best terms
from the first Manufacturers, and made up at our
own Establishment in Baltimore. gH
Our Stock too large for enumeration, co rprises
every article, Fine and Course in the -.
Ready Made Clothing Line.
Give us CALI and wo will endeavor TO tit you
out in the best style, cheap for CASH M r
P.S.-A great stock, of Fall and Winter goods
just received aud now opening
a. BAER, WALTER g. BROS. s,
Branch Of Walter q Bros Clothing House, Bal
timore, Md, Waeeling, Sept. IA, lS33.-ly,
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Mary Hanna's Esta te.

IN has been appointed and qualified as Executor
on the estate of Mary Hanna, late ofsaid County,
deceased Dated at Cadiz this LIST day of December
a. D. 1853. JAMES HANNA, Jr, Executor
December SO
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hiSA IE q. j. w.
w. D. MOTTE & BROS.

DEALERS ALI KINDS OF .E
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No, l76, MARKET ST., WHEELING, Va.
w wish to call the attention of the citizens of
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, to our
establishments in the City OF Wheeling Our house
deals in every description of DRY GOODS, We
will he prepared early in the season with splendid
stock, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, 1t will
contain every thing and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds OF STAPLE & DO
MESIlC ARTICLES, such as are suitable Tor IA nj.
lily use. ..| - p. q ~
One of the firm will be in the East a good deal OF
his time so that we will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season We will be
able to offer inducements in prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country. ss&R3
We solicit a call at our Store when you visit our
City, and if we do not satisfy you that it will be to
your interest to deal with us, then it will be our
taut, w. D. MOTTE u BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. IA, lB53-ly
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DIED--In Cadz, on the 2Sth ult, JouN A.,
youngest child Of Hon S. G. Peppard aged months
and IA days.
On the 9th ult,, at Uhrichsville, Tus CO.. VII
LIAM LUTHER, son of Abraham and Eliza A. Winters,
aged years and 7mouths.
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Constructive Notice.
The State Ohio, Harrison County.
Court of common Pleas, Nov, Oath 1853
D. G. Salisbury g. Co

VS..
Isaac w. Campbell. ...
TTNHE said Isaac w. Campbell will take notice
l. that he has been sued by d. e. Salisbury & Co.
in the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison county,
for five hundred dollars with interest thereon from
the seventh day of Oct, 1853, and that unless he
ansewer by the l4th day of January, A D. 1854
The petition OF the said D. G. Salisbury &'Co a.
gonst him filed in the Clerks office of said Court,
such Petition will be iQkcn as true an Judgment
rendered accordingly.
Witness my hand and IT,. seal of said court this
24th day of November a .. 1853
CHAS PATTERSON Clerk Of court of
Com. Pleas of Har. Co.
J. a. BINGHAM Atty. for PlfI.
NOyHinbpr 70 I952-6in
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MARRIED

On Tuesday the 29th ut., by the Rev. James Kerr,
Mr. WILLIAM NJ THOMPSON to MISS SARAH ELIZA
BETH CASE, both OF Georgetown
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w. FL. SEAIs1ExxxAN,
manufacturer amd Dealer in Chairs
n and C:lhiMel EnEMitmrn

No, l66, MARKET ST. least side) WHEELING, Va.
Z VIE subscriber respectfully informs his friend
Il and the Public generally, that he continues to
Manufacture and keep on hand a large and good as.
sortment OF Chairs and Cabinet Furniture which he
wall manufacture Of the best MATERIAL and employ
none but good worknlen.
am determined to manufacture a VERY SUPERIOR
article OF chairs to those brought here by Ess SPEC
uLAToRS in the business and equal to any manufac.
tured in the City, all Of which will sell at the low
est price for cash. Wheeling sep2a lS53-Iy
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Final Account.

| NOTICE is hereby given that the following nc
counts have been filed in the Probate Court of
Harrlson county, Ohio, for settlement. -
Final Guardian account, Mathew Clark Guard
an OF Saraa +. Barr, Catharin Barr, Malvana Barr,
and James Barr, also the account of Mathew CIorl,
as Guardian Tor Mary Jane Barr, and Nancy Ann
Barr also the amount and list OF claim against the
insolven: Estate OF John Cruniley Deceased has
been filed N my Office, by the Commissioner who
received tha same and that dividend will bo de-
clared on the l7th day of December next, also the
above accounts will be pased upon, ON the same day
November l6 1853 BW FElIiS Pro. Judge
CHOULDER BRACES, a new and improved ar
~ ticlc for sale chedp, by JNU. BEAIL
nov. l6 1853 .....
TNEEDLEY'S ACTICAL BUSINESS TREA
L TlSE, or how to got, save, spend, give, lend,
and Bequeath money, for sale at reduced price. by
nov 10 SO ..l-'t BEALL
DARKERS, series of popular school books for sale
i by nov 10 '53 J BEALL
yXTRITlNG, LETTER, Commercial, Note, and
wv Fancy paperto sale low by BEALL
nov l6 53 ...
TNAMlLY, SCHOOL and fancy bibles good vari-
II city cheap at nov l6 '53 J DEALL
MILLARDs TRAVELS IN Egypt, Arabia Pc.
1Yl trara and the Holy land a now and very pop
ular work for sale by, nov. l6 '53 J BEALL
GPELLERS Towns, McGufies, Cebbs new and
~ United States, all for sale by J BEALL
nov IL '53, .. ~
UMBRELLAS, Window paper and Weaver,s
- Reeds, at(oct26 '53-ly) WOOD & SMITHS
IA NICE Stock of cutlery, knfes and forks, spoons
IA scissors, Hinges and screws etc. .,. t,'.t3.t
toct2G i53,lyl tF at WOOD g. SMITHS
'VXTHITEMORES Yankee shaving soap 10 cts.
w for cake which will last a rran | year shay.
ing times week, also the best chewing tobacco,
(oct26 '53-ly) at WOOD & SMITHS :
~ IMPS, fringes, Silk, Laces, coat Binding cord
u and all sorts of trimmings for Men and women
at (oct 26 l853-ly) WOOD g. SMITHS
CtlLKSa great variety Of colorsl and prices from
= 81 cts to S2,00aI : WOOD a. SMITHS
(oct J6 lS5Biy5 y ItinlbHhH tlIdf4aH32
COMFORTS, toods and Bonnets at y a5i s. !,
~ toct 26 le53.fy WOOD & SMITHS !
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all diseases Of the Skin. H.' So
This Ointment willcGrc tire SnlfrItcuu,, sud BnrH :
or chapped hands, quicker and -drer nail any nibef
icines OF the kind before the pube. 5.
To substantiute the above. ! caD giys hn7!TeAsi
of certificates bat consider il use, ss.tasiyPe
do tho same, il they have trisndS, for eysn
worthless aFtice,l rely solely the IHeriIs oitks
Ointmeus Tor the pubic patronage, "a
n. b. \ single box OF this Outsnent will keep assy
Blacksmith's, Farmers, Sailors, or Mechai,ies,
hands, let them chap or crack ever 50 bad, ssuad
and in good wosking order all winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL, a
Naugatuck. Conn, -,
WHoLEsArE DEPOTs.-C V Clikenner Il co., No. ~
Barclay ST, New Y ork Fleming & Brothers. Pits
burgh; Weeks & Potter, ~ " aohington st B0sIOs
VIM II Brown & Bro, No Liberty ST., Baltimsrs;
/ w Dyott Il Sons PhilHdelp phia. ~
Sold also by the primer al Druggists, and coaatfy
Merchants. frice - cents per box. .-g-sss gss
AGENrS.-JOhn Beall ~ . Hamilton, Cadiz., A.
Croskey " NJ Jolley, New Market. Brown 1
farmhouse, New HagersSOwH A Ja Schreibo,
Mooretield. Il Phipps II CO., Smyrna. it 3a 5fa.
sep2S lS53ly
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BOOK 'S'IORE.
6. w. M,DOWELL

(SuccEssoR TO A. l.. FRAzEE,J
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND BINDER
Market street, Steubenville, o., nearly opposite
the Jefferson Branch Bank,
NEALER in School and Miscellaneous Booka
~ Wrapping, Wall and Writing Paper, togeths
with fancy Stationery. Blank Books OF every kind
always on hand, manufactured at the lowest pri.
ces. Particular attention paid to to the manufacture
of County Blanks The highest price paid for Rag
February 9, l853-ly
4 AWNS and Jaconet Edge and Insertions, silk
II and Iabby Velvet Ribbon, various colors, Ho-
siery and Stocking arm, Kid, silk and Berlin Gloves
Bay State and Empire Shawls is for sale low ut'
nov 80 50 SHOTWELL & GRADES
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New Wholesale Tobacco store

NGW w WuO16Sdl0 4ODdCCO DCOTf.
r OGAN, CARR & co. are now ready to supply
Ia dealers in tho city or country, with Virgins
Chewing Tobacco, imported and Domestic Ci.
gars, Snuff of all kinds, Snulfboxes, etc ,.,.s..t
They will offer, on the best terms, at their whole
sale store, No. 81 Main street, between Quincy apS
Monroe streets, .5 Xxx
500 boxes 5s and lump chewing tobacco.
300 do X lb i' do do b.
q $50 do pound, some very superior;
so do Diadem and dew drop twist; an
Is 80 gross yellow bank and .ainaiet fine cuts
20 bbls smoking tobacco; rlGt @E6 al
1000 papers do do tHa geivnd i4t7
100000 superior segars. hpstl ..aalAAa oN =
100000 dulnestic do aia 6aG tg12 Nr2'a&H @
~ l5Oboxes chalk pipes and pipe heads; oss gFf
-- so gross snuff boxes; ig0s yiie ain ~ A9ls1a
20. do cigar cases etc. etc. aaarl 5tuG1.
Dealers are invited to call and examine our ecs,.
We are determined to offer inducements equal N
hnv in the Eastern market. ,tI ,5,,f.l 49,, ,gl7 4
Wheeling va April Il 1858. " Il ss .ss'.1;
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A PERLous PREDIcAHSr.-Day before
yesteFdayA young lady on horseback was
wPilng on the river shore, at Martinsyille,
for the ferry boat. which was on the oppo-
site side. Suddenly her horse. who ap-
peared to think lie could make the trip be-
fore the tardy boat arrived. plunged into
The swollen torrent, and made out at the
rate Of sbouts six knots an hour. All htI
efforts to hold him back we're unavailing,
and she finally let go the reins and clung
to the saddle. In a few moments nothing
of the horse was visible but his head, NOV
ing rapidly out iatO the riyer-the girl mean
while clingipg to the saddle under water,
and bravely resisting the impetuous current,
which it seemed must inevitably tear her
from her hold. The freak of the horse was
so sudden aud unexpected, that the few
persons on the shore had no time TO provide
any means of rescue. Luckily, two men
in skif were not far off, and came up
just as the exhausted girl was falling into
the water. She was taken to the shore in
an insensible condition, but soon recovered
and returned home. The enterprising but
vicious horse, as though determined not to
make the trip without freight, when he fonnd
that he was relieved Of his burden, rounded
to, and put back to the shore from which
be started Wheeling LnteAigencer.
ES-lt is really refreshing to see Wings,
who for years have been advocating lie
establishment of swindelling Banks and fa-
vorng all the odious and woe -engendering
monoPolies of the day, becoming horrfed
at the progress of what they are pleased to
term "the greatest of all monopolies" s"-the
Pacific Railroad. These pimps Of coasis-
tency(?) are death against mammoth mo-
nopoIieS," but regard those of lesser
grade-that are constantly engaged in swim
ding the masses out of their honest and
hard earned dues, as the sum of all that is
''good and honorable. %. Pat.
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New Furniture, Chair and Look.
u ing glass Store. 80

GRATEFUL for tlie very liberal patfolags which
~ has been extended to tue subsriber, he would
Osg leave 70 inform his friends and the public gen
eraly that he has taken room in the new block ON
ham Street, near Union, where he is prepared 10
furnish all kinds OF Furniture, Chairs, Looking
Glasses. &c. In all their variety
PICTURES; OF all sizes, both in GHt Deal and
Mahogany Framed, iramen TO ordsr
WIN. RlHELDAFFER,
No. III, Main Street
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
OHIO

l. STRATroN, Cincnnati-E C CoNwEL1, Coshoc.
ton-H RouND, Sorahsville-SExrlNEL OrFIcE Cadiz
-CorToN, Clevelund-A H1NcHMAN, ,SaIem--THrRoN
THOMPSON, StenbenviIle-JoHN GEARY l. Co. Column
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THE MARRIAGE STATE
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS!

shall H@HDta1ss asS RsaiLA, or .Hsssry aas
a sfeLsssss, affslsd az y =
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& C0NWELL & DE GRANGE. I
Fashionable TM5 tors
CADrZ. OTTO.
Hardware.

n WELL assorted stock from Darnine Needle
IA to Broad Axe, to be sold ns cheap as can be
purchased west OF the Mountains sl8 AG
sept2l 1853 VIM HOGG & Co 81
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DICK, Iiatcnett, Maddox Hammer and Axe Han
dies spleIldi darticle, atths gto stiea3 lt.f
gIrme Is, 1853. BiGsPADEOCK.
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Strange that countless human beings exist and
arg through life as do the beasts Of the ield, o.
the insects u the earth, eyincing no more though
&c rejection than though the noble faculties Of und
were not Voaehsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well l-beng. and he
happiness Of eonfding and adectonAte wife, With
perhaps family Of children ' 49,
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THE WONDEis OF 'rIIf. a&sEf |.

TOR tsr eS&
Il ~ SsaR-
nm eIiiI5laiilss
coHuoh X ne.
Oh aPPeS sE
Tracked uah,iS. Il,
D;ifns VI sesiGs.
| cuts o. sy0alfls. a
| flies, liishsnas
tioH Of fhS~
| Broast. bites -
idsecls, SsEssIss
lA2s, Plnplss -
the Face. ast
lsstakies oNU9a
ana s9rssvfi..1~
gaildrsR; "a d
Voc. -
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New FAN Goods,

WT EhAve received our Fall Stock. which comprise
w nm immense variety of Goods, suitable for the
season, and would be pleased to have the spportun.
y OF exhibiting themito our customers and the pih.
lie generally sept. 2i-ls53 VIM. FfDGiG & co. i
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DERBY, ORTON & MULLIGAN, Buffalo, N Y.
91-1,000 Agents can find steady employment by
selling this aud others of our very popular publlca.
tons, which sell readily in oil parts Of The United
states. For particulars address the publishers ~,
Publishers 'ot Newspapers, giving the above ono
insertion, previous to January, 1854, will be fur.
nished witbacspy, postage paid onforwarding their
paper (markedlto
i s., 51av DERBY g. MILLER, "A IBdrn, N ".
December7, t53.tJli .ltW ftsa.flassa N. y.
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Bnnnets.

Wheeling, Sept. n, ls53.-Iy
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,

UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
HYPOCIIONDRlA, INSANITY. GOJJT.
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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= FALL ORENN. GlIIUN.
TUS'r received a isrge stock ofs h LIT tl&
J French meriRosi finest qualify all colots,
German do, all wool, Gt5t JG tg
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OAA Pieces Prints, mostly rnadder colors at
wv tOct. % 1858 lyD WOOD & SMITH. 4
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-27
THE EDITOR.
! pity ths Ediior said Uncle Toby. +
H.. noor er.,,r,. ,.;o;,.d T,;,,

pity The Euiior said Unele Toby -
He's poor creature, rejOined Trim.
How 50, said my Uncle.
Because is the sIt place continued the Cor!
Porsl, looking fun upon my Unele because be
must ehdeaYsr to please every body In the
negligence Of moment perhaps ssmsll para
graph pops upon him. he hastily hsndT il 10
the c9mPositor it's inserted and he is below.
ed 10 ali intsnts and purposes. --
Toomues the case, said my uncle with a
deep sigh,
And please your honor, coai'@oI Tim
this is not ell.
Go on Trim, said nv uncle, fevlingy. 20
The editor sometimes cont Sed lie corpo
raj. hits upon piece that rlesscs him might
y aud he Ihinks it cannot but 60 downz will
his subscribers BuEalasl-SSo can calculate
the human mind ? Hsinsert, Il, aud ali is o
yer with him. They forgive others but they
cannot forgive thsedhor He has host tc
print for, and eyerJ ons..se,s up for critic
The pretty Miss sI?laims, why do you no
give us more love tales poetry, marriages ahC
bonmots ? The politician is disguised with
these, and wants dsseriions in governmen
and its edmiuistTation-lheM Merehantwants lht
MAJ kets and commerce--ths Mechanic want
Mechanics, DC, And every one thinks
ought to be printed expressly for his benefit
because he Isl subscriber land yet after al
ihis cOmplsiping would you believe il, sir, sal
the corporal, claspng his hands beseeehingly
would you believe it sir, there are some sub
scribers who do net hesitate to cheat the edit
or out of his pay Our army swOre terribl
in Flsnder but they never did any thing ha
so bad AZ tat. .- ...., r. .s-..... =.
j Ncver said my Uncle Toby with The strOni
est kind ofemphaSis, aeyer s s