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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-08

Splendid Aquatic Phenomenon.--On
Friday last we beheld, in common with
our citizens generally, one Of the most sub
lime and splendid aquatic phenomena we
ever witnessed in our river. About IL
O'Clock a black cloud passed over our
Bay. and M sool : had i, cast ito shadow
upon the wafer than there arose most
maeni6' Water Spout; which reared its
lofty head until it united with The cloud.
with which it continued 10 travel crossing
the Bay from TaIler's Poini to the neigh
borhood of Grassy Point, where driven Ivy
an adverse current Of wind in au opposite
direction, it parted its connection with The
clond and disappeared. A:one lime. tho
at the distance of three miles, it assumed
in appearance a magnitude in circulnfer-
ence much larger than hogshead--sood
like perpendicular column, and through
the transparent mist which surrounded it.
large bodies of water, ofentimeS streams
larger than a mans hody, could he seen
whirling and twisting up The misty path
to the overhauoine cloud. al height per.
haps Of five thousand feet. Where the
column connected with The cloud, il assum-
ed the appearance Of u funnel embracing
the entire circumference ofthe cloud, while
its base appeared dense mass offog Its
dissolution commenced al nr near the
cloud, and at The moment of separation
vast quantities of water could be seen whr
ling down through the column of mist un-
iil the whole was dissolved and disappear
ed in The waters ofthe Bay The moment
was propitious for the grand display. The
heavens around us were shaded by a black
and angry cloud-the sun cast his brightest
rays on the mountains of ofRockland beyond
which gave to the column a beauilullra
parcnt appearance-whie The heavy thun-
der, rolling in the distance, and the vivid
flashes ofligtning. added all awful solen,-
nifty 10 the scene.-Hudscn Ri0er Chron.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-08
SiEEc EgrOra,s Eggs.

Jnly 10 1899
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-08

Ulrick Reddick, D. D. Marvin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

rack.
The BLoepy BATTLE AT CLaaKviLLE ALE Housg.
This celebrated ballad like SCOTS ballad battle sf Pent-
lard s "csped verbatim from old womans re1a-
tom
Oh! the gallant troops fro~ New York,
To steal our chickens and eat pork,
The New York lads they marcht slow,
To be at the Carksvilie ale house row.
,Twi,t Helderbergh and New York town.
The lads marched on but their heads hung dows.
Coblers and taors unto them drew,
Their covenant, for renew.
The locos they W. their merry crack
Gard the poor soldiers TO turn their back,
But ave sinsyn" they do repent
The renewing o. their covenant.
In New York Park, where they reviewed,
Two thousand men IN broad cloth al Nd;
But ere they came ia the Dutchmens sisht,
The half o. them ran back fright.
General sa,dord, a. hsar tell,
Was their great Maj-r GsnerL;
Aud General Morri,. with wit aud skin,
Was TO guide thsm over tae Heia'burgh hall.
They met he Duichmen the hill,
And asked them what their wii;
And Who gave them this protestsion
To rise IA 4rius sgs,u,t the nation.
.Aiiough al, dus drawn up be,
Dis mot agis de law. majesty;
Nor yoit do s,bili our ne shbsurs blsde,
Bat HiG dc BATHROOM veil konkiuee."
SUR .nac-, says Saudfsrd, "n the Sheriff. ns~<,
And ye shall a. gang safely have
But they I'll cried sat with consent
"Vell hgat before We ply back rent"
40 weii.r says Morris, . since il is 90
A willn msa e'er ~anss woj"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16
ONE PRICED HAT sToRE.-rlfEoDvRl

- ONE PRICED Hat sToRE.-TlIEODURE
CLARK corner Of Chatham and Pearl sh sAsr ma
ny years experiences 10 bs,es ard after repeated and
unticisg efforts 10 attain the object consdsutly be-
Ne that he has esth in an art
Gle which casao fail . wiz til, appropriations &c all wAo will
take The trouble to examine w.
This article 20 which the sttentos of tn public 10
especisiy invited sa Satin Beaver prize. Only THREE
boLLARs and he ee's assured that Cor beauty, cAsapos g.
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed the city Of
New York In addition TO the usual vcrry q Hats and Caps
he also keep~ hand conss Eur st OF ysvy ursvisv
quality, which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS. and this
Hat for years past has ciren to nueres customers the
most unqualified satfactcn Justice TO he rendsas we'll
cssh the .utsiaed from had customers will ,ss Nav. a.
- paid BY good woesas dealers .uppsi prompty al
The Odd esbhsd stand where TIE price sf~sys the
selling price. scpa7- sw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

THE hAip! rHE HAiI,! THE
HAIR s.--Not e,ier cvideuee 10 waptng
K&X 10 show tie cup rioriiy a tire 0-naine
Buffalo OIL, other preparations.
s=REAxzsk--r than nsmbrr OF Druggist esdeavor-
ing aud fostering their miserable mutations
The public Cor genuine.
Genuine Biao Oil. st takingthe place Of all other
articles promote he growth soften and bauy the Hair;
ns ves sonnes that other article does. and
20 carl beaaNullyby free II will darkrn give the
hair satin gloss ~ igs psrsm-d ana gies perfect
isfaction % All who have givcn trial You s observe
the sgaturo o tn proprietor William Brownn slso .Duna
70 OIL imprinted III Bote. In s~9ucnce Of
s<rfi which has recently appeared and for a,
been puruaded 10 Obtain label engraved "copper"
which have secured crpy right, entered according TO
Act OF Consrc" ~ t .erk 0mce OF ". District Court 81
Ma sachuct,s. Any fgrpeut will 6e dealt ~iu, accord
ing 10 law. Desle supplied BY Ar Sands No 7sA 100
Fulton sed al b, Eiag. So Bresavsy Burnet 81
Csna st.; Emsrvs II East Braadway; slioa, ia Bowery,
HAT corner 81 Broadway aud Cham srs It.
Price ~ cents. dIsia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

We roasted spare rib oickied mis- feet
And his sides We saIted down,
And de vrow she made sausage meat,
OF de scraps twx; has tail aud his
And dat pigs nea, in de chimney hung,
Aud IL lasted for day.
And lsng shall dat pigs Tefts be sang,
Who fell in &c Reiisvile fray.
Maucys MARcH.
(After the Of Da Capos iaaous Lesley March,
March March
Why the devil do march
Stand to your braornsticks, lads,
Fight in disorder
Trout sb nut, DO net play
Never say."wei say,'
None OF GU away,
Til you com, 10 the H.lderberghcr.
stand sill and look like men,
The she i'll TO msintaia
The Daichmen are frightened to see us a. coming;
1hcPies and poultry 'eize
Kiss the girls, pocket The cheese,
Too much me mas beeh running and dunn
When to tie farms we come,
Wen levy on every room,
And in the Dutch pe,ticoats make innovation;
That A. the world NAV see,
There's none i the right bot
or the American nstioa
IN Eeta Dutch girls shin
Prince john he will lift.
feiiieoa,s, '-rks, or whais sr he can gather;
We will n,g
Every Dutch hog
Kiss their vrow.
XIII their sows,
KNOCK down the and knock up the other
The f.wlsso Draw,
Wen hae them a.
Whatever IL;
SO eo.e my boys,
Make noise
And kiss the dear Dutch girls hese their sna' oounet
Ac'st vcrd for plundering or carrying of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16
m a n n " AT. q. q. SIOCUn
MAS aEnovrw ma
DRU0 4 CHEMICAL STORE
17a
BROADWAY, CORNER on CHANsERs ST.
rAa-in In l.All.. ~

lot AIR COOKING sTuvE-lh. ns~ ss ss,
Vailed Stove manufactured asA L,pt s,r ale h.
the Subscriber, ~ lee Ore. nwich street. hssw,.a ,ossn
and Dye streets The pubic assured hs St-vs
al sthe~ for cooking p~~posc. sui .eunr, ~
foe s Oven which u twice l~v .f an, oihes
stove ~ ths sise Instructed r6 the bAa,og
done ss'irsiy by Hot Ait consucsd in Gees s~sh sns,
give p~vfsety even heal " ever, rsr s~ way
Increased s,~inh.S At pleasure. ~ ssean. ~ AMI
dsmpsr ~risat regard 10 hs " atty &C sse T< s-s.n
houses Ho-is Refeeaeres &C. The iarssst sisr l. var
rssted - rese capacity 10 d. NJ h~hi~x kc4sw sees
fsiy i~vi,es 70 ~ - sss~os ss A-~sslyvs ~
wN~wsuAeA =. r. glAPT
n0-lns Nm4.b #f NM.# ~ #8T. -----I-- =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

TNvALLiSLE CURE FOR G-----A-Mes gas Cen.
pound Ba'sm'e Fila e.ruess as bsins he safest. y.esss
Dr. Eioscn Surgeons Lawrence, xss, Frodie Sir ChaIss
bell ar Fer sale BY aproinrsst ~ o. ID. Sands, ~
Broadway ecvnsr Church chsmser, - broadway, -
- Bowevy, b~~rsu Herwi ~ Bow ', Csrnihs
ssd bedford stree, - or Aysaue, and nsvwsth fstsst
Medicine sscss " nal street Price ~ Per bsstis saM
~ B~-Obsrve sszlsy ~ on each o2a-su
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16
lie "a ca sgn 10 the New fo.s i4ds,
Aud ,h,y drew up wi their brigales.

lie "a sgn to IN. New fo.s i4d,
Aud ID, y drew up wi their brga1es.
The Dute horns blew, and the stones they few,
And the New Yerk soldiers they too;
And Morris wa never 30 much sghast,
As to fnd is little legs so fast.
The National Greys stood in the van,
Blu, San ford took 10 Is heels end ran,
Mr. he, nor Nlorrs, once : drew rein
Till theS reached Ciark's tavern o-c again.
There three pigs killed, and fou- fowls stok,
Aad 10 many brccch there my hole
And the troops that nisht in that little inn,
Drowned their sorrows in 900 Dutch gin.
Oh may Dutch girl, many day,
Will rem mber, who saw, the Cia awhile fray.
For .uch rakiag aud running n-ver was sen,
A the raking and running OF Ciarkssilie Green.
We presume "notes Of haad.-
The purcHMiys DrSaE ovKR ms OE.D Pho.
tAhei the manner Of Ba-tn.ams Dirgs,
Dey hot him dea al the Hel'bureh hill,
We're de Reidssille roaas DO cross
And dey leave him lay dare mid his blood,
Aud never pay for de las.
Dcy made bier II de Svorken housh,
De pise aud De birch tree graz:
And d.y bore him TO de old reg trough,
And leave him dcre all day
A SOW pig G me 10 dat old irosGh,
And tn ow d her as,ds,
She sruni.d all day. did dat same old SOW,
A she laid by the boar pigs side.
But We laid dat PIG In De water hot.
trom b., skin seraped re bris,les, free,
We noild his ears N &c iron pat,
And good lard ofh,s fst lad We.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

- FOR LONDON Ps~hss Il the 10th Dee The
$40 6rss eiass PACKET shiy WEsrMINsrKR, tsp, q
Moor, vii ssh - shcse, ksv regular ssy Hsvas
vey sr~vcv seeommcaasioss ~ esn sseora cabin aud
imrciste apSssa ea bcssS, ess ~ ~ ssr~~s o. ~
di1 0LevER MeMvRRAI, - so~sh q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

4 ONsUMPTiOS, Asthma. WIZ K,vvons -
~ Ihe extensive and daily increasing dsmsnd Or. MA
IONS Concentrated Vegetable Baam,~ tsly cescos
ofhope 10 the afflicted from the thousand lime. Acknowledged
fct ~ =. wing pcror med ASTONISHING lasting ana per
feet cures than AM other deins Known he ms
action Of this Basam In subung inflammation Of he throat
wipdppe, lsrynS crorchio Iungscoihing and healing b
ne bsisamc powers Ill ucerat,-ns ivrits &c parts
hss checking the pulmonary diseases and aGordsg Of
cough breathing pam the throat chest side back
sns splitting Of blood corruption, mitigating night sveat
preventng apopesy, and iuvrorasing the frame
store the ameied 70 robust health Or Mson. Basa has
pot gvt into notice BY putting gusekerv but By facts like the
following from the New yovk Transcript Of geb ~ iess
DR. Masoos Bssam hos been abu dainty rreved
excellent remedy for cou4hs eolds spting blood eouup
ton &c. gentleman in oce, had been long and
painfully aieted with al he above ls has bsen es,irsy
ed two three bottles 81 Dr. Msses very valuable edi-
efne-S
For sale W A. q. sssas 10 a.A Voc vsises street Mn
nov 100 broadway; Or Hart Chshsrs and O. osdwAv
Denver Chsmksrs and Chsvek, syms, 81 end sSD
bo~sry wyeth. iis bewer O. King. 80 Bro~A~a,
Lressy - SHIT Avenue CreiShsca, Car~ive ana
sedse-s srsss ~ ssssts Rsrsnsry ~ors, n Cssai 81
Price o. s9asm =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

~-s - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE to-
-, s.-s~sS Norfolk Charleston, 8 c.. Petersburg ard
Richmopd.-The steamboats, ALABAMA
sSruCkY and JEWEss, all boats of speed
son, Will commence running daily the 6<s April
sainore Norfolk, and Port.mout leaving the lower end
pears wharf every afternoon O'clock Immediately a
the arrival OF the from Philadelphia and VIII
rri nornag al Portsmouth tune Cor the for Whining
n aud thence steamboats, 70 Charleston. Returning will leave
ossosth every day AFTER the arrive from III. SOUTH and
each baltimore aex morning time for the FOR Phia
spha
These boats connection with the well known steam
-ekets Georgia and South Carolns which leave Norfolk
very Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
tao run in connection with the James River Peters
1rg and Rchnond Strangers informed fold travellers
sow) that this the cheapest and comfortable for
nuthern travellers there changes from
na's and stages the dead Of night the Washington
cute The company therefore hope she travelling part
onmua'y will patronise them in giving equal facilities and
saerior comfort.
Passage and far. to Norfolk. % JOHN W BROWN,
ASH Aren't.
= l.~- - PIE srLAMB al WASHINGTON
oazr.sx,sSS having discontinued running between New
York and Albany, will resume her regular
r.p- between New York and Newburg Monday the l2L
as,s leav~g New York e,ey Msday AID Thursday after.
al o'clock and Newbrg every Tuesday and Friday
nesuo,s At oclsek touching the intermediate landings
receive Itch, freight and passengers
V. B-AIl freight baggage. hnnk bills. Ne
~ 81 the
- the GODS be entered % ths hoaLsG hSsss
,so rRAwrorv. -ARTIN h co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16
LONDON LINE OF packets

ENcE LONDON LIME OF FAOEAE 9
&x@ To sail the lst 10Th, and Goth Of every month
line Of packets will hereafter be composed Of the
following SHIPS which will succeed the order in
which they named sailing punctuay from New York and
Portsnsuh the ls 10th, 2ch and from London on the 7
18th, and 27th of every month throughout the year. viz:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

NEW SEED srORE.-The subscriber respectfully I'M.
forms amateurs Of hor,,eultors aud the public general
Inellas, Rhodoiessron. kalmiss variety Of rare
precious greenhouse aus Mos ofthem quite new and
have ave, ssior. been introduced to h, county, keeps
orast years srowlh and will sell at the lowest rates
WILL IAN wARsuR0. No. Pine st
BAvARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N. THE
Superior pure Ale, bs~ed In he German sy the above
establishment eff r.. warburg. constantly ON hand aud for
'as ~ barrels and hall 90 FOR family use also In shipping
LUXURIA~T uEAD OF HAIR WV.
sihs CIR Of Lilies besut6rs aud gives gradual drk
CLOS. 70 tie bar pomo's i srs~h prevents u, falling out,
any other article and ysu will fnd body capase
OF penstrsig the oo,s OF he hair and mmedsy
dandrh or other ob,,e. 70 the growth bali places For
sale b. a. B. d. Sands 10 and 100 Fult~n wyeth tI3
Bs~ery syms. g. and 330 Bo~ery Dr.. HART OF
Church 81. Gu,oa lss Brosdwsy Mdnor corner De, ~.
ard Broadway Palmer. 3o5 broadway Dichie ala Broad
way Clarke, corner Houston aud Broadway; Rips, s4i
Broadway Cole ard OGDEN s6i Broadway; Lindsay, s.
oh Avenue Cr.ighto~, Carmine and Bedford DR..
Burnett 81 C.nsl street SC. &c. Price 90 See
Also for sae ABOVE, wvsrss Mus ov Ror. the oil
vmsver Of hekle pimpes and all srupons sf tn face,
chic 81 n-eL on snav,ng eod or other cause. nsoan
~ LENDID NEW srOR ..-Chrstmas Presents, rhiiip
- prns., - W. POWELL respectfully .ol,eifs tina
public TO call aud examine the egsh, asd rich OF
China which he Jut opened ., is7 Broadway. comp pg
tbs most splendid collection Of Fancy Articles import
The devices eeg,a,. al and Ornamental the land
ape ard flower painss surpas all pvies snor's Of ths
Torcsisu Inc STOCK w of Hover
tubes card and fruit bs,hts, Cologne bottles aud prskl
ring tray. ard vel s'and. caodsueh. fase burners nh
stads and pen trays roesque h.ures and als
Castles, cottages aud churches Also, superb variety Of
dsnsr and d-ser services. gsher with se,utfs sss~r
snt OF Gu glass. nc te nc di.3~'
COAL. C)ALll .oAL !. i--Ps.ch Ur,hsrs, Peach
~ M,unts'- trey Ash sbu,Ihi, Lshigh, Ar. from the
yard 6oi sshsg 81, sprsg Brnhen and ned
the lard and dsee free Of easage 20 any pat % the
city. ~ the folio~ss price.
Peach orch'rd, Rcd Ash, Broken and FIG ss.eo
DO hsunts,s, DO do do 500
do DO do Nut DO ZOO
sehsyikili, Grey Ash, Beohss ard Egg TOO
Lehieh, do Do s7s
Lsei,waBa and Beaver Meadow, BroLes and Egg $50
do Nut aOO
NJ Liverpool and Sidney .lo~ as re iswsst. .t
ni33 m r n GU RNsrv 4 60.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or ComspoWnd Essrnffas Oil 81 Ain so<s.
Fer destroying dansrua and preventing NE hair fvsa
somine turning grey. infbe remedy against a.
go and ne puhie nsy rely On II, that A.PAsT0Rs con-
rOUND OIL 10 the whslssAmsst and best OIL Ger she hair
sshsa hieh and oss i falling on ssra
= he hssv. that ~ will restore u 10 sssr> esssy
ssc prsveus hair from Becoming shaded hair olss
sss1s& wAiek great Disagreement young aies -
- Ssv short time Nm u rs nssur~l esos, sIr
~ ses and ksep the head and hair esan;
~ wk.s.. Alibsrsl discount ~aas 70 Wholesale ysAs
ssp. sMe 4a4V A.PA0T0n
les 0r~enwssh street, ~ "
Fries, - eests per bssus, Aignly ysvfsasd Atss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

BKaTBss AND AMERICAN sTEAM
NAvhGATION COMPNNv.
NEW YORK TO LONDON
.-S~Sh ~ The steam ship British
lM68 1tM QUEEN, 2oi6 tos., CO.. hcrse
IWGkNTN power. Lieut. Richard Roberts,
\1N2[>N\ X. ~, commander, wall sail
FSom NeV York. From LS~As~-
Isl December, LIST Jnutry,
isa0 Ia February, LIST M r,h,
lst April, l., May,
LIST June, It JOY,
LIST Aug"st, Ist September
sos tons cargo viii be taken, SIR ress of which Orsss
wAoswoETHS SMITH,
Jones' Lane. rear i03 Froo, street.
No second class passengers taken
No good. win be received hoard ~i'hoSt order from
the Agents.
a- an experienced surgeon aefed,o the ship MY.
TRANSATLANTIC sTE VI suaP 40.
= The steam snip LIVER
SsyssaaE;ts. ~ POOL, i,sc s-r.Ass
AHA NJ1HSyf>S\ ans ass hor,. power. r. !,
ss::ss1,~-x F.,s.s, r. ~. ~, s % ss,,s.s
l4,h December, 1889 Iets Tov,~O-r, ,aaa
Their, afer on the 10Th o. each sI,rrua,. NOAH
Fare LiverPeo thirty Eve gu,ae.s tsiss 49, the an
n thr t"l N the Tore ssi@~n tne"dnr wines
and All ssres. stewrds fees ~ No second class assea
taken Chilreu eder ~, and servants, hall pres
100 TN. IRE ght will b. applies'o. kss 70 ~ msds
At the sEce.
inexperienced surgeon accompanies this sn,p.
Dor passage or freight apply Perscnsh, BY letter
JN0 POLLOIK Liv.vp~ol Or TO
AcM. BELL co. Agents, III rul,.s 81. Nv.
b-The c"mpasy's new sh'p the NEW fuhk ~
1900 ,on. surshen. wal so.m.aes .ys earl, 70 ,h- ,s
nus saording departure the 10Th Of mss. al
from Ns~ York an Liverpool NJ
c. - rEoPl.E's LINE FOR ALBANN.
g7I Landing At the usual lasdnv.-The new ssd
= elegant steamboat UTi.A, Cap TrassJeI
vail leave tns steamboat pier foot Of Lbsy srsst fr
day sfsnrn o. December q IT ,eloch
For freight or passage. sppiy CROOK FOwkEs,
or u Wet and Liberty Streets PETER E. SCHULTZ. .
The orc. or The Captsis bosrd.
NB MI goods, freight, baggage, bank btls, syecse,
,the' hind ofsrersry taken oay the rk 81 the
hereof. m,T.sn
m a IA - " ALL q. sLOCUn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

n PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, 100 Gr~snwseh strsss--
a A. Pastor TAKES this opportunity to infsru he posaa
shsr long experience In his business be has for~eds so
tiou- called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

Ac'st vcrd for plunderine or carrying OF.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09
Ne,cs for Bashful Gentlemen. The New

Neics for BashfaI Gentlemen. The New
Hollanders observe no particular ceremony
in their marriages, though their mode of
courtship is not without its singularity.
When young man sees a female to his
fancy, he informs her she must accompany
him home if the lady refuses, he not only
enforces compliance with threats, but with
Jiows thus the gallant, according to the
custom never fails to gain the victory, and
bears off the willing. though struggling
pugilist The English colonists for some
lime entertained the idea that the native
young women were compelled and forced
away against their consent; but the young
ladies' informed them, that this mode of
gallantry was the custom, and perfectly TO
their taste.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09
RHODE ISLAND.

The official returns from Rhode Island
make assurance doubly sure, in reference
to the wing strength of this little State.
There are three vacancies in the Senate,
but as quorum is chosen, no new election
will take place, and the first Senator,
Samuel w. King, will oficiate as Cover
nor. Mr.. King, the Providence Journal
says, enjoys the entire confidence of the.
wing party, and has repeatedly refused, for
reasons of private nature, the nomination
for Governor. He is, in every respect,
qualified to discharge the duties of the of
fee. The wing majority in Grand Conn
mittee is II.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09

Suicide Of one Of the Pirates Of the Bra
gansa.-Joseph Van Bruggen, one Of the
two pirates who were on Wednesday last
convicted in this city Of the murder ofCapt.
Turley, of the Braganza, was found dead
in his cell this morning, having hung him
self during the night. In order to effect
his purpose he broke up his bunk and made
a frame, which he placed over the iron pipe
in his cell, tore his blanket in strips, and
became his own executioner.
~ York paper
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09

Hard times-So great is the scarcity OF
money in Detroit, growing out of The I'M
examplcb arrangement of the currency,
that numerous mechanics and laborers are
out Of employment, and but few, if any OF
the employers can find means TO pay Oft
thicr hands at the close the week How
long this state of things is TO exist no one
can tell
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09
FIR r..

0FWe learn that President Aliens
house in Brunswick, was burnt to tho
ground, sometime last Sunday night--sup-
posed to be the work of an incendiary, as
the house was unoccupied. One Of the,
engines, had also been secreted away.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09

Il Modern tartarus AN East India cor
respondent, GU board the U. S. Frigate Col
nmbia, at Bombay, says" You can form
no idea of the heat of this country--a man
will turn into his hammock at night, and
wake up in the morning with one leg melt
ed off"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09

A learned professor once observed, in
course of lecture, that one of the most
conspicuous properties of heat was its pow
er of expanding all bodies; upon which
wagish student rose from his seat and ask
ed if that was the reason why the days were
longer in warm.than in cold weather.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09

1t is singular fact, that while we are in
Producing into our houses stoves hitherto
used in Russia, the Russians are adopting
open ire-places;which, according to petsons
who have lately visited that country, are
esteemed a great luxury.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09

Advantage of Poreriy IN Early Life
An English judge being asked what con
tributed most to success at the bar, replied,
Some succeed by great talent, some by high
connections, some by miracle but the
majority by commencing without a shil-
ling"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09

.fpples.---The expectation Of apples from
this country to England is getting to be
qnite an extensive business. Within the
fortnight ending January Is, there were
received at London, from New York, 400
barrels. at Liverpool TAG barrels.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09

Why don't your father take newspa-
peru said gentleman to a little urchin
whom he caught in the act of pifering his
newspaper from the doorstep, That's what
Pm doing" said the boy.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09

0FAt the late city election in St. Lou
is, Missouri, the Wings succeeded in elect
ing their officers by handsome majority in
every ward but one. That squares our ac-
count with the locos relative to New York