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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17
The Stump Tailed Cow.

"A good many years ago, man stole cow
from Morristown, M. j., and drove her Co
Philadelphia, for sale. She was common
cow enough, except that she had lost nll her
tail but about six inches Tie thief fearing
that by the sh0FtDess Of her Tail he might be
traced, had procured 10 some way. Proba-
bly, from slaughter house, another cows
tail, which be- fastened 30 ingeDiOLIslY 70 the
short tail, that ID was NOT 10 be known that
II had nor regularly grown there.
As soon us the Jersey man missed his COW,
he SET off for Philadelphia, thinking that size
would probably be carried there for sale, and
Hhappened when he came TO the ferry, ho
got INTO the SHINE boat llIal was carrying over
h's cow, and the fellow who stole her. As
u was natural that lie should have his thoughts
very much upon cows, he soon began 70 look
al tnls one with great attention. She was
Indeed, very much like his COW, he thought.
Her mark agreed wonderfully, and she had
exactly the same expression Of face, BAT then
me expression 0i her tail was so Different
II must be supposed that the new owner Of
The cow felt rather uncomfortable during tl,e
examination, Tor be soon eaw that this wae
the person whose properly he had sIoleu.
and he was very uneasy lest he should take
hold OF her tail, which he looked nj 90 con-
TO diverr his attention in some way, VI pOeSi-
bic, aud therefore steps mp 10 him and SnyS
NeiehbOr, that 10 fine COW OF mine, wont
you buy her you seem 10 know what good
COW is Oh, dear me. saws the other, I've
just bad COW stolen from me- We'll, says
the tlief, Tn sorry to hear that they've gOt
10 stealing cattle, but Ill sell of, and You
could not better replace your loss than by
buying This cow; III warrant she's as good
as yours! Why. says the JsrseymaH, 'sha
was exactly like this one, only thar hhe had
no tail TO speak of, and if this one had nor
such long tail, III swear il was my cow
Everybody now began 10 look AZ the cows
tail, but the thief stood nearer 10 il than any
the splicing with his left hand, and with a
Jack-kniie in right, pointing TO the tail, he
said, so If this cows tail were only this long,
you'd swear she was yours THAT |
would, says the other, who began to be very
much confused al the perfect resemblance 10
his COW, except in this one particular, when
the thief, with a sudden cut Of his knife. took
off the tail. just about an inch above he
splicing, and throwing il overheard, bloody,
as il was, turned 10 the others and said, now
swear il your cow ? The bewilderment of
The poor man was now complete, hut as he
had seen The tail cut off, and saw the bioUd
tricklng from il, he could, Of course lny no
claim to The nnImal from the shortness OF
the IniI indeed, here was proof, positive
that she was not his COW, 50 the lhIet going
over with him, sold tie COW without any 1ur-
thur fear Of detection.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17

The Albany Cultivator has an interesting
article on honey bees, from the pen OF dis
linguished professor, from which we quote
the following paragraph.
Many, nearly everybody supposes that
the bee culls honey from The nectar OF flow
ers, and simply carries il 10 ms cell in the
hive. This is not correct. The nectar he
collects from The flower, is portion Of its
food or drink; the honey deposits in it's cell
is secretion from its melltic, or honey Sc
creting glands, analogous 10 the milk Sc
creling glands OF the cow and other animals J
Ii they were the mere collectors and trans
porters OF honey from the flowers 10 the hon
ey comb, then we should have the comb ire
Quenlly filled with molasses, aud whenever
the bees have fed at Inolasses hogshead.-
The honey bag in IlIe bee performs the same
functions as The cows bag or udder, merely
receives the honey from the secreIing glands,
and retains il unIiI a proper opportunity pre-
sents for lis being deposited IN It's apprupri-
ale stUrehOuse, tie honey comb.
Another error is, that The bee collects poll
len from The Eowers accidentally while Il is
in search OF honey. Quite the contrary is
the fact. When IN search Of nectar, or hon
ey as il is improperly called, the bee does not
collect pollen. Ii goes in search OF pollen
specially, and also for nectar. When the
pollen of the flower Is ripe, aud fiji for The
use OF the bee, there Is no nectar; when
there is nectar, there IS no pollen b for ust
in the flower. 1t is generally supposed, al
so, that the bee constructs the wax, from
which its comb is made, from such vegeIa-
bIe substances. This is likewise al error.
The wax is secretion from lis body, as the
honey is; and il makes its appearance in
small scales cr faxes, under The rings Of The
belly, aid is taken thence by other bees, rem
dered plastic by mixture OF the bees mouth,
and laid on The walls Of the cell. with the
tongue, very much in the way plasIerer
uses his trowel.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17
"Here rests William Hoffman,"

No physician doubts that Precocious chill
dren 6ftv cases for one, are much the worse
for the discipline they have undergone. The
mind seems to have been strained, and the
foundation for insanity is laid. When the
studies of mature years are stuffed into the
head Of child, people do not reflect on the an
atomica fact, that the brain Of 40 infant is not
The brain Of man that the one is confirmed,
ard can bear exertions, and the other is grow
ing, and requires repose; that to force The at
tention TO abstract facts; 10 load the memory
with genealogical and historical, or scientific
detail in short, to expect childs brain 10 bear
with impuniiy the exertions Of mans, - 40
irrational as il would be to hazard the same
sort ofexperimenls on its muscles Quarterly
ReUielC.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17

The moral world, like the geological, was
constructed Of strata of opinions, thoughts and
sentiments deposited by successive ages. A
man might not inherit legacy of stocks, or
other property, but the whole Of the past was
legacy which no man would barter for MIL
lions, were the conditions that by selling It he
should dissever himself from all the clvlllzlng
influence of the aggregate Of experience to
him.-T. Starr King.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17

AN EDrroRs JoY.-The Richmond Palladi-
um says that an editor was recently elected 70
he Indiana Legislature from Wayne County.
who was AZ elated al his success, that he caught
himself by the seat Of his breeches and tried to
hold himself out at arms length. Ii il added
that he would have accomplished the feat if he
had not LEI 60 TO spit on his hands. He treat
ed all hands il the Office however, 70 slings
and cobbler and the devil got drunk.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17

REPUTATION AFTER DEATH. Il IS VERY sin,
gular, how the fact Of a mans death Co.
seems to give people truer idea Of his n." ohan
acter, whether for good or evil, than thew h.n
ever possessed while he was living and act;no .,i
among them. Death is so genuine fact
that it excludes falsehood, or betrays its empti.
ness; it is touchstone that proves the gold
and dishonors the baser metal. Could the de-
parted, whoever he may be, return in weeI
after his decease, he would almost invariabl,
find him at higher or lower point than HI
had formerly occupied, on the scale of public
Observation-Disclosures
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17

Girls, never run away from your parenta WI
you are quite sure the young gentleman yoa do
il with, don't intend TO run away from yon:--
This advice is worth years subscription hlt
we give it gratis.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17

AFFECTED DIGNITY. The best truth of a
vulgar man is TO be found in the quantity Of
dignity that he wraps himself up in. In the
opinion of such men, the only way to set a
proper value on yourself, is TO treat with con-
tempt every body else. Such men are gener-
ally rich and very ignorant. The biggest
feeling man we ever knew was a swelling
6lockhead, who imagined that the tragedy OF
r1amiet was written by Damon and Pythas,
anu VINO couldn't tell without consulting his
v1de naee.l'n, whether Shakespeare was the au-
eHot ol Macbeth, or Macbeth was the author Of
they contain, the lower they carry their heads
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17
a Patriots Death.

The records Of ancient Greece and Rome
do nOI exhibit q nobler instance of patriotism
than Is contained in the following InscrIp-
lion, found upon gTavesOne 10 New Lon
don, ConnecIictH. No wonder our ReVOllI-
Iionary fathers were invincihle, while they
were actuated by such motives as are here
recorded.
On the 30!h of October, 1882, four thous-
and English le Hpum The town by fire and
sword. Seven hundred Americans defend
ed the fort for whole day, but IN The eve
ming, about four o'clock, The commander of
the beseiged delivered up his sword 10 an
Englshman, who immediately stabbed him.
All his comraCes were put 10 The sword.
line Of powder was then laid from the mag
azine 10 The sea, there 10 he lighted, aud blow
tile fortress into the air. William Holman,
who lay not far distant, with three strokes OF
the bayOnet in his body, said 10 his wounded
friends who were still alive We will elI-
deavor TO crawl to this line, and thus we will
completely wet the powder with blood, and,
with The life that slIll remains in Us, save the
fort and magazine, aud, perhaps, few Of
our comrades who are only wouudedn He
alone had strength enough 10 accomplish
this noble design. In his IhirtieIh year he
died OH The powder, which he oveTAoweL
with his own blood. His friend aud seven
Of his wounded companions BY that means
had their lives preserved
Alter this narrative are the following
words in large capitas:-
'Here rests William Holman"
The Nev London Chronicle, we perceive by
our exchange, states that the above rOInanlic
story il an entire fabrication. A stone bear
ing the inscription will be found as stated;
but The incident il records, we are 10 under
stand, never took place. What motive men
could have in emblazoning perpetual lle on
! ,he tombstone 1T William Holman, person
who really existed, is pest our comPreheu-
| sion.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17

Sir J. Macintosh asked deaf and dumb
pupil in Paris
Doth God reason!'
He replied
TO reason is to doubt, to inquire il is the
highest attribute of limited intelligence God
sees all things, for esees all things, knows all
things; therefore, God doth not reason
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17
Honey Bees.

The Albany Cultivator has an interesting
article on honey bees, from the pen OF dis
tinguished professor, from which we quote
the following paragraph.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-20
MIsCELLANFo77s
E1TENsIvE STOCK ~
SPRING .GnnnnoF

& CO., have reesi -. IDS.
u for sale at the lowest nriees. ind have Ia,
washington, N sRlIr5.ags from the New yo,,
hock J9lhata Dwight, Lowell n,;,y erLOn, ~
am i boasdale, and other noted FaetoTiss. wtou "
and SbeetInss' H. 49, o 4, aud 81 BiOv., -.
6oo Pieces Rich Fancy Prints, being IN.
varied stock we have ever ofereSt S"e arCes ana
i yU fleccs Berage lie LANES and Mom.,, hEt
>. Scotch Scotch and i! American, hafiA'On, FI..,.
30 Smiling S 4sasa. Mariner sArin, ..a
sian Cloths. ny Ieans AL,
60 Pieces Flannels, in WEIGH, Rrmir. CT, Fsf
Scarlet, Shaker, and other styles DIX DIN I'd Wow
25 Pieces Bleaehed and Brown Canton p, % 'a
approved makes. ---'t "f tAiiOn, nd ~.
Cloths and Casstmeres, in great yaris,v
Merino and italian cloths s''' CaIhlo,,
In rich dress goods we name elegapt r..
flald, Ottoman, Poult de Soil and ofSoes. tds,
Black silks, OF Bisehofr's and other ,rr,.
nareges and French Berage de Laines IN . rais.
Monseiin de LalEes and y. ouselin de Heess Yang
Swiss muslin, figured and plain seS' all eos5i'
Tarlatans, all cJ!ors.
Lawns, Tissues, Cha. Is, Grenaaiue. D..
So 9ge S sSd Ersne chintzes. and Bg.
., IIouse Keeping Good.
~ Fieces 9.S. OIL 81, 1O4, ia, and a.,
+ IN SSheetings am, Pillow case muslin. ~ Rksshsl
60 Pieces TickingS, some extra I,eayv
z ioO Furniture prints, including soma.
and fast cOlors. . SNue Teh Il,,.
Lace muslin curtains very beautiful
Marseies Quite, elegant. designs white.
Rernsiy sheetings aud Pillow case linens o ooOtea
Damask table cloths, all sizes, some s,f,r.
tension tables. 'Usot .Or O.:
Damask and unbleached table IineDs and -,
Furniture nimity, in white and colors S1Pkiaa
Furniture Piaids, rs pieces Crash
luck nback Russia and Damn al Tor,.,;
Fruit Napkins.
Wooden and Linen Druggets anu erup,h c,o.,,
ced prices. fe"lsA' al nd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-20

No part Of the system liable disease than the
LIVER II serving as flteIeT to puiiy the oloud or
the proper elton TO The bile. that any wrong
action OF the LAYER effects the other important OF lie
system and results vaiousy in Liver Complaint JauI
dicc Dyspepsia etc We should therefore, watch every
pton that might indicate wrong action he Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roots and Plants FURNISHED
Dy nalule TO heal the sick, namely; 1st kxpectrant
ausIncnts the secretion from the Pulmonary mLC Us
me or promotes the discharge OF
~ az, which Changes In some inexpcabIe and
lscisibc manner tic certain the Syste,
3D. Tonic, which gives toneand strength the nervous
81 stem, renewing health vigor parts or he bod
4ih aCah9rtie which acts ia perfect harmony with tic
Other ard operating the towels, and expe
ing lie whole innss OF corrupt aud vtated matter, and
purifying The blood. which destroys disease restores
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CINA5I5,..
s5OO CIIALLENGE.

fWTHATEVER concerns the health and happiness OF
the people, Is at all times OF tile vaua BILE i'm.
p9tance take 1t for granted tina: every person VIII do
I'm er power 10 the lives oftheir children and
health at all sacrifices. feel II my duty soennly as.
sure you that WORMS according to the opinion OF tho
most celebrated Physcians the primary causes of
i@rgs majority oft diseases to which
gre Habc you have appetite continually
from one kind food TO another, bad Breath Pair In the
stomach Ticking at the Nose Hardness aud Fulness OF
Tue beliy Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse irrcgulxrre
once apply the remcdy-.-tl
An article founded Scientific Principles compound
cd with purely Vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
wnen taken, and be given 10 the most tender infant
with decided benefcialefect Where Bowel Complaints q
narrhoea have nude them weak and debitated tile
NC properties Of my Worm Syrup such II stands
without equal In the catalogue OF medicines in giving
tone and strength to the Stomach which an In
iab DIG remedy for these afflicted with Dyspepsia the as
cures performed by This Syrup alter Physicians
over all others. = ss.l 5fF f5Y- II '
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The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

WELLSBURGj VA.
THE Fail session OF this School will commence on MON.
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER and will continue cal.
erdar months
Nopupil will be received less time one session.
unless by special ageenent-and when entered no
deduction will be made for absence during the session.
cept in Ofprotaced sckness-nor will any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS:
Day pupils,-Prmary English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. 1900
Boud and Tuition per session orfve months... 40 90
die OF the session. 80
discount cent will he ma de on the hills or
Ministers of the Gospel. :
1For further Information catalogue, published by
Board OF Trustees. = :. =
Byorder of the Board
,,,,, - SAM'L D. ToMPKINS, Rector
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kanif Pipes Rochelle brandy;
To Country MERCHANTS.

Nj r. S. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. O
vi McClollen, knoSS Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester d. Knox, (brotcr OF s.
- knox, so long and avoably hubble
assuming the style OF AIcClalens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their Gust Cvhr
have long aud literally IIen all
Boots ard Shoes, that their Fall will arriv
ing from the 10Th TO the last OF September.
Having been selected with the greatest bought
for cash, they hatsr themselves Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes they hold Inducements in pualit,
and prices superior TO offered in the market II
Country Merchants or their pleas
ed exhibit their stock post inprices
ehailenginga comparison with the Baltimore ami
Philadelphia Csep31 McCLALLENS & KNOX
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TO PENALTIES


You VIII hnd these Pills invaluable medicine many
eonlalns TO which YOU are subject In distractions
total or partial they have been found OF
aeuo purifying the blood anu other fluids
ecuay TO put TO flight all complaints which may arise
female sheaaaehc, gddimess, dmness
OF SIGHT pain IN the side back ETC., and The public
as tho best Pills for all diseases upon tile following
.f-...se... MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned Physicians, had the rec
OF ihelr manufacture submitted spection "a
that the Ingredients OF which they composed make
them tile best PHI In Use Tor ali diseases tile Liver I
puilties OF the Blood Mesay only from our
own judgement, but also from that OF nest dcal a
thorty IT. the United States All diseases re1uiin The
usc oan Ateratve DiarhoIetic aud PuTgative Medicine
that came under our notice, been treated with The
above Pills with the most sail sfaciory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
+. CROWLEY, NJ. ID. ..s.
l.. B0WEN, Nj. D.
W Purchase none but those having the signature a.
y. HoBENSACK,' upon each box, as all others al
worthless mutations.
AGENTS wishing new supplies, and all others wishing TO
become agents. must add,css tile PROP ietor, j. ". H0.
nENsAGK at his laboratory No. l2O Second StI
Sold By all ID I:gi ss and Merchants in tho us.
fqlnhels Swing certificates OF performed in diff
eren. sections OF the country, by above medicines
can be had gratis oil tho agents. =
sou ny j. Baker, Wheeling wholesale and retail agent
or Wcste!n Va; ". j.. RrIgss West Liberty; J.. Fer.
Ie!i' bIaIleytowi Caring, TriadtIphia IOsack
honys Pointi Danl Fcrrl, Coral Cove. Price each 25
eenIs- - = - - p mar29-Iy .
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Rhodes. McNair d Co.

HAVE now in store, their complete stock of spring
IL dry goods, to which they daily invite atte
ton OF purchasers In their assortment win be iounl
every variety ofdress goods and trimmings together with
heavy stock OF domestic and goods;
quality at the lowest possible prices Ii has their
aim 10 lay in such store would suit the generally
their goods not exceled by
They do not deem essential to articles
only small portion of the stoc could noticed at
best and besides, they believe that those who wish
some and durable goods the least possible money will
come 10 No 50 Main ST. Centre Wheeling, gel them
they viii mos certainly never go away disappointed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-20
y JAS. h BOWEN, Minister of the GOSPEL.
~ Late Pastor OF the SOUTHAMPTON Baptist Church

observation-disclosures then, Paren 8 and all others
that Hobesacks WORK SyRrp is tho only Medicine hi
use that will eradicate Worms, with certainty and
not disagree with the most delicate careful
that get the genuine tcle and zee that the
y. HoBESsAcK,' is on every bottle.
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Read Thisi!

Prepared by DR.. TALBoTwATTs, New York.
Just received and for sale by
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. Family Groceries MOL.

t.fs5t-SsE. 2CARPETLNG.
1000 Yards and ply arpets, bright colors and al
w wool, received and for sale cheap, by
% III n e.
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LEGAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS -SALE.


by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court for Ohio
a County, made in case wherein Thomas H. Wins is
complainant and the heirs at law of Henry WINS
OHIO county, deceased, defendants shall Satur.
day. the 18th day May next to sell public SALE
a. the front door house Of Ohio county,
highest bidder the following lots parcels OF ground,
situate on the east side OF Main street, in the 9TH
The city OF Wheeing aso the south half lot No
uate the west side ofarket street. and lot 1855 sit.
tate on the west side OF Capne street. in said 9th ward
upon the following TERMS TO wit: per pur
Chase money to be paid in hand and the residue thereof
three equal irstamcnts at eight, sixteen and twenty
Jour months from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security bearing interest day
sale -sSNAt~- t.aiFs. WM. S. WICKHAM
apr Sheriff and Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DYvirtuc OF decree of the circuit court for Ohio
~ county made In suit in chancery therein ependng
aud hersOf Thomas Muldrew, deceased, are ieeiia n
shall on Saturday the 2sd day OF April next proceed
sell at public sale, the front door court house
Ohio county, TO the highest bidder certain lot or land
TO ait: lot No 49, situate in that part OF the city
ing called East Wheeling whereof the said Thomas Mu
drew died seized credit OF six, twelve aud eigll
teen months; the purchaser giving bonds with good secu
rity Tearing interest from the day OF sale.
JHI. S. TpICRHAM
mnr2I Il ----- III Sherin and Com.
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Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. h. &p
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner ut
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canaas Price 81 ner
oottiei SIX bottles ior 50. For sale by - :
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. 1I5 Main ST., Wheeling
L. Wilcox of Ptsburgh; Seaton Sharpe or MaysviIle
SlactieioTd d Cricton Portsmouth,; and e. b. iiimnr
Cincinnati. maria-sm
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

,, - = NEW DIRK, Jan. 3, 1851
Messrs. s-Gentle:nen-lh have great pieasulc in
acknowledging 10 you tho great benefit have received
nary disease made voyage 10 Europe, but while there
continued TO be afflicted weeks after my return /
was seized with violent hemorrhOge the lungs and
IRON the debility and great prostatiOn strength that
followed, with the ota acted difficulty of resi- iation
am entirely by the OF Sarsapaa, which
consider most important and truly valuable discovery
III the healing art eel that have fourteen yea !
enjoyed so good health as al pIcsent.
nfeihl LIZ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-20
DR. Tod63s Pills

49, L ooo .
VAN be hadiIesh and genuine at the following ices in
~ The CITY Of Wheeling and vicinity, viz:-At tic DRUG
st q. q lanes Baker: keIIs aidwe Bentlinger
Co: (Rtchietow) Brentirer e entire hcelineS, Al
Tue Shoe store OF Todd d. Devo, market square, and OF
Filth streets. N>'' ~
They canalso be had at P Dunns. Grave Creek; A Be
unions ana Jacob Goodinss, National ROaG; Benz. T..
Ing; and Ely LOonans, Bridgeport, Oils.
These Pills need further recommended lion than ali
trla they have now been in constant for moIe than
twenty years and II you will only give them Glance they
WIN slesk Tor thensclves-try e 26c per So pei
SanIi