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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

uidrcu Cutting Teeth. 8. vcrtsei 10 uuo'h.r coli
,T,E. g.l,G rt,."' fi,aiv trr.r"'ti.. iia.y.I.
als, q. any rate. who have made use 81 90, d. u',
estate Q, give ITS yir,ucs The sanction Of Their
a Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
WI. KiSa, G., Na'r- -. WH"n'i1-
] y. R0rl~su~, Portsmouth,, %.
,. N,Esr-o~, Columbus o.
OF whom alsJ may be obtained,
Or. Goodts Celebrated Female Pills,
The Baron Won llUthuicr Hers Pills,
Or. Evans Fever and Ague rI.s,
Dr.. Evans soothing Ssrrr. for Tro,hirg.
The above Invaluable Medicines ar' sold Whole
ale 9ui Retail. az 100 Cua.ham .L, Ngw lorsi@
louisville, kcn,uok % q lruhIl, Boston, Nas-l-
.hueri'-: and ot Tie following AGENTS NuHam
Nlns, Wheeling, Va, l.. '. Robinson Portsmouth,
ETNCrS WORTH REMEMBERING
g when "a souni& scientific remedy Cor -.7sas
lss long been Ono general 1So. H,s.rwlng ..g-ssus
.csrugIsm % doaht IT'S virtues, or cnvy 10 deny
hem.
.safuig,ss, which d stances 'ac competition ID! mere
Jrast'ul profession, ana -srri-. a Cousls.uurr-
fl'i,n m universal favour, av intrinsic worth aiun,
Gs Prpprietnr may point of' the causes OF is su
Bc.iJstv, with EneurlE- The suspicion OF IayItI-
'us"ess H1!-NG iT,'93 mr. ,Gs S,'N%in,2.7 Fir
-rluirc no explanation OF their .Ucacy-nr the
most cni emit physical throughout the Ja.,.t
states wal! freely . appealed % state tic reason,
which has Induced them &C. rcr' mf1and them SD
extensively aud warmly .s inuv do. Aud tIHs,
eIsous are, that these superior Pills never Ia'g-,
ven thcm1st delicate CON. ufUrIpus, and have 30
IuI9st every case for which ftey are pc scTIayu; 90
nlrSci, aucy.acat: q u.u'y ha.gg and Ierala-c.
Pa.s,..1n-. moreover, see Tint they a-, TO-, Of
~rrl TO o." pubI upon any tu1cN theory of ru
I'yiug the blood. 20 the utter .c=irJstIon Of the
-t1m lch AID bowels. Purify the blood from oil
Ias'gDglVg ttNs' ~ .rrTf hF WGl.u I.onH D.. L.sU"
an b. sustained. They are compounded 7-au a.
r#..-H w#NHHl -H#HH.#- fuH .HrMH.E Ia N. % H#H. I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
nIS-NlN

DISSOLUTION
FX7IE Crp15iucr,hip hrry'oirtc existing between
the subscribers under the firm at A"uew. Bake
~ 60. was dissolved on the I3h inst. hy muIualcuu>cut
DAVID AGNENV,
HENRY BLAKE.
+. :. G~RiE>ENiHR,
u. J. TALL M
NDTiCE-The business OF Manufacturing IRON Is
nails ~ the Wheeling Iron vnrlS viii leo conducted
in future 10y tho undersigned under the FIRM of Blake,
Grcsctncr q Co TO whom all debts debts duo 20 the
la;c lr.S OF Asncw. Blake. a c.. have been assigned
AMI Win have assume rsymCn, ofuli "a" liabilities Of
The said firm HENRY BLAKE.
/. :. GSiESENER,
lu1c - D.. !. TAlIANF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

Address your or!crs to John VI. Clarke. university
admitted to be the greatest prize seller Ia tic UuucI
States.
Who sold The Capital prize Of $4,000 o. rhs 9Th
Of March, 1910.
TiRCULAR-AIMWELL SEMINARY. N\Rr
~ INNliLE, OlIIO-Aun 20 do we'll. for. uhafrv =.
or Is worth doing at all E worth doing well; aud learn To-
ia well.
Thislns;.luiion Is a Female boarding school. con-
Quoted u,un the Aimwcll system for mculll aud manu-
81 learning, that affords a home cIucu'on. implr.iur
ic general substantial branches Ut tuition, which "a.
cites The requisites. ami induce the useful requirement.,
pi ; cma.c literature and learning, not learning 10 In
hour bur tutoring 10 learn; with n government over
mind and manners ieuicnlly and strictly inin1duccd
and maintained, and discipline induciye aud not co.
crciyc applied with ass!dIily and prupriciy on the cai.
cheney uicNpnr.cucr under 90" presiding influence Of
4 training mp 90 ihc nurture and aimouiuon of good.
ness, 10y the Principal
II. WRIGHT.
:. B.-Tc~as fr board md tuition. SO. 10 SIO8
per annum, payable quarterly ia advance tor further
particulars aIdrcss ihro' the post office, post paid
Martins icFr.
Aiarliusiery, June p, 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

'-H', a,....a. aH. Of. o..rr .srr... Elections. tfr..
H"ls Nai ~pu'rr"n ..t a-' .g.ur4.rf u.r,.
"',a- I..- were -'m'-''. Hu 'n.r.ra ,u l-3j.
b,~Trr - & run, I'-.-rf-..---r rr.t..g.rr
% purchasing '' sna fNat iln Label r. Tins N~'.r..,s
contains 20 uH,ss" OF Do, s1.v r~....f.r tr t.f.t ga.-
gross. And ra lNnuE.D rrrrrn'rr Doc ar.am-n- ,nrr
Ii 100 "hTu.nm Sc. Noa-la-s,- irna sha regular
agent WlI H. KING. Whnr'u,.
nov .
aeARON Won U]UrCuEIEE UryE plLIS-
Cd Those FlIsaro composed olrGrsns, With c,r-,
"a specific action upon he heat, Civ. ora impulse OBJ,
-'rcus % iu 'hr Jraral system the Blood s quicken.
"a anal cqua!Izri he iIs cirrlia,iYus through aI ..c
vessels, whether of the skin, rl' parts situated inter
uJily. "r the cNigcmiirs; ugl aS rI thc s-r-rr-un- u.
'h" body are drawn from lhc hlroI. there isa ,ursc.
I.Uui increase OF every secretion. 1ul p gu.rkeucl n-
l'u ul 'Ir absorbent AMI CNhalnui. or dSrlarrIrr ycs
fr.s. ANY morbid action which may have taken lace
Is corrected, all distinctions are removed the blood H.
purified, nHI the lr.g nos mes a kra'rhtul.:gfc.
These Pills, after much anxious toni and research
having been brought hg the proprietor % ihr present
si1io oi perfection, ,uIvr-rdc fhc usn uI UurmrrhIc
'iIrr medicines oua 500" SO well adapted 9" io frame
Grt thu use cd 'hru. hy maiuraruE. ,h- lpI. 300 i.
iHc performance of .'s Functions, auI p-rs,r,ir r ,Fc
Vital stream 900 % pure and lrrlI,tIl state. cl.-,.t ru
.H~' m1uy SO - LONGER ihgu 90 otherwise would. and
'hs mind 90 become cd composed anal tranquil. ,Ili
'ia "n" when 70 arrives Viii uVp,Ur e BLESSING 1uf
not .g- iu1 mruv who uyr neglected. heir constitution
'r baud lhcm Injured hv medicines administered hy IT,.
uHruru, D >Hu-r. % misery and ulhrlsnu,c.
Whom the nervous system hrs been loo lt-rrlv
.rl"E upnu ami p,cr,,suiurl, nothing De- better t,,ur.
...l aaI mN.E1r7'c tac dropping constitution uIau ,h,sc
Pills.
E.r0ra - arai-rjt-Chuurv. Ec rar..rgllr
% purchasing 90 ..n ghar ran Ian,l II this Alrd.,u,
contains 90 notice Of lbs entry nurur'nr i1 Act cd Jui.
gross. And hg larwl-. larl.rinr 100 Dl'r.aur il.m
90 100 Chatham 80. NrN in-k. ~ from lhn REGULAR
h-gu.s Wa. II. NlNG. WEcp'ur.
J. MORRISON, Columbus. O.
MYERS 81 COLLINS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

SMALL MD BEAUTIFUL rNRu FOR
~ StLE-Stut'r pu Doc Iuut of Doe OBI, river
IhrC miles hollow Wlrr'us. Doe Belmont county o.
h''. o",tliufY9 sI1fy n.fDs
cp1i cal z OF the Hrsi guilty auI fhr hIl lll rf
fr ln a-ceIblc uifsaJp'# l1esr thIo OF situations
rune Jl-gf .lyH.r ruuecm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

NEW NOYELS-N.s's Mate. Michael NrmSrrgr.
~ Jack Adams, King. Highway. by James the
State prisoner, Marian n Young Mailr Fortunes. the
BIm,cl Of DIricl, Horse Shoe Rpbins IN, NcniIia by
DE israeIis sketches Illustrative Of ct cry day lite by
Boz Mas. \ fsuns Novels, DI.rc'is Works, DC. ~.
just received and tor sale by
STEPHENSON & CARWOOD.
June 3O-C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

Az EDICAL BOOES--SicEnlosI' Practice Of
I'VE Physic,lIlil on the % 'ood ,Dunglczpa's Medical
Dictionary, IL 1cspn's IIun AN Physc,lp,v. Inglcspn's
General Thcraputcs, lnglc ons elements OF Hygiene,
f.p,He fmoicc. Green ~ q the SKIN. Jus' received
and for sale by SFEPIE NSON & GARWOOD.
June 30-G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

EbRENTLINGERS AMERICAN HAIR ORES
-HD S!NG.-The subscriber wouG respectfully ia
form his friends auI the public generally that hc has
opened the ahcvs establishment at No. I27 Main ST.
for the reception of all sa1sa iha, VIII please 10 favor
him with their custom.
y. Il Wgs carried an ! frizzcts mrtr 20 order.
july 2-3u SAINT. BEENTLINGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

JUST liECEiFED-Dicks WORT complete ia :
No's. i'1im Eyr'"s "'rk'.aui LpchaIrts Life oGScot
L%oathcys Puciical works Bgtas. hisv,ry rCthc Ecy.Iu.
ton Percy AuccIotes Lie auJ Time sorBlnynn.
STEPHENSON q GARVDOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
.H.IN.IGEHs- GFEFrE
%. .. &, Co.
MN NCEBSE OTTICF.

Whccling, Va July 9Th 1910
".Li&HtRC LOTTERY. Class &. draws JUh cfb
10000, $500. 1870 81 500. and 2j ea,h n &
''' Tickets 30 shars boz proportion. 4 r~.rrs~,,.
Whole tickets viii c1., 7JtsNirrs in rro-.r,o,
H.. %" LOTTERY. c'lH 6, draws W,dncs
- -H. 1919
-...l 500. -25gO. end % each ~ e. 500
IL ' TICKETS ; E-l.,s s25n. Crer,er A..
,.''.'.'' off % "'n'" rossr. viii ou.t cJs.
W.LIs%'H1 loTTrev. Glass C. draws a. Al
"Nln.a' -''ru.. Bully llH 49,
siAo'1. $4,000. - GOO. 50 rgnr g-ro
1000 &r. Ticket. $40. .rr-. -
r%,rli"1f" oi26 whole tickets VII rs, sll1 -,
IEtSBURC LOTTERY. Class l. ,-o. ,,,,,.r
July 18Th. I-io. f
$4,000. 5000. 3 II e2oo0 10 .f-I-ao j., 81.
I~l2Jn. 10 $1,000. 1Tck,n s.. shares I'm rr.,,,.r
y certificate oi2j wlo'e tickets VIII cost Sos. .a,rc.
MoNoNGhLiN LOTTERY Glass ". d-u..w.s.
Inc.dav. July 18Th. $40.
, prize, ofslOOOO. Is s2Oe0O. IOofs2O00 Tict.
c's -: halves $3.50: quar-. 81 p.
Ltt>El re- LOTTERY. Class q draws AZ Alcyor.
IRA Saturday, July l-h 1910.
$4,000. S1OOOO. $4,000. $4,000 - CnO 5oreo
''I, . 81 81 500, p Of $1,000. Tickets SO
LOTTERY, Class o. draws Mon.
10000. $4,000. 5000. $4,000. 10 each Of 81.
u'', 139' $500, sc. Tickets -. shares in propo,
Ecs!0v July 22d. $50.
100000. 5000. s3Oo0H, - or 81 OooE~2o
"i-'1o I.shnls -, shares 10 p~-.-,i,n Arcr,ir.
r1'c nt25 vhul, tickets. VIII co.. rs l-, 49,. :,
-p.ar.nn.
r~GTE&SayEG LOTTERY Glass : draws saur.
jHv JHN2Ja. lao.
100 prize. oorh 81 00o. e. 100000 p..
$4,000 $1,000. - 900 - 900. anal Ion c-,h,,
u 900. TE,hr,- 10 Gois. h.l.,. 5ra. 49,. -
IDOLS. \ certificate ug25 whole r.tnr. vi rg.t IIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

HE and correspondents Of Mrs. Uoyyk. iusi re-
ccivcd and cr saic hy
STEPHENSON & GARWOOD
june 30-G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

E'OBhCCO. sEGARS d SNUFF-20 boxes Rich.
mond T"hacco, consisting Of extra pound lump.
~. l6s and ladies Twist
% m genuine Purcipcc Segars, Negro Rcrdon
and 2 L. u. Brands
hiaddcs, Congress. Macauhn. Rappcc and N9l.
chctosh 90 bottles. just received and for sale 5y
June - SOLOMON KING. Is Wafer 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

In order to give 4 cia-a ter 20 'hc.rllviib.tpn
il1l TO Its standing fr talent, the p.Op gr-ors lIy,
dc CrmIuCE that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
WN Join SON.

l -rlr'rr7n who ha. made trial of D-. ". Nv
ans ~lpIh.uE Syrs, uusnui'v. U1 case u.a teeth.
ng chl.D wishes rs t1 STATE tN1'rr found q entirely
s.irctgIl .n relieving pain in iIr sums, 70 10 prevent
us 'se consequences winch ~pm"u".- follow We
.h~,yTilily comply with AI- Tgt'-st'-EHn.
1--WE believe 10 il generally 1.knnw.c'-rd ,
lose who have tried 10, that ~. Evans Srr.n igI
'UIlTeu Cutting Teeth, ADVERTISED a. another Crl-
1u. isG uI-uly useful article for the purposes .ur
fliyA o. - intended. Highly respectable IIt.N"d-
als. q. any rate. who have made use oi lt, Do ur.
r-iats % give ITS y.r'ucs The sanction 90 Their
n -l.u IrnNlLLLr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

EyCLECrIC SCHOOL BoOTS
Eclectic Primers. Eclecu. Spelling 3 H'Ns,
DO 1t. 81. 81 aud ih R.ligrs,
do Arithmetic.
RAYS little Arithmetic. sc Just received anims sale.
wholesale and retail. by Join FISHER.
iuly Z 1913 Main ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

PERN OIL casks Hcachad Sperm OIL. 81.
per"r quality ola dnugh. just received and lpr sale by
juno - SOLOMON kING. I6. W,irr -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

Of whom ais may uC obtained,
Or. Goodies Celebrated Female p'ls,
The Baron Won uuthricr IIgrA Tl'S,
Or. Evans Fever and Ague Pills,
Nr. Hunts Botanic Pills,
Dr.. Evans Soothing syrup. Tor Tc"'hi0r.
The above ruvliuah.y Medicines arH sold whole
,ly 1ut Fy;aI. 10 loo Cua.Haw Sc, New York; %
south seventh s,sro', Philadelphia, - Market -N..
louisville. krututk.: So q ruHIl, Boston. Nls-J-
.hu-rr'-: and of tie ioilrwigg AGENTS NuHam 20
Nlug, Wheeling, Va, /. '. Robinson, p~or,smrurh.
lUfH. mar r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

THNIE suhsrrihrrs would respectfully inform their
q friends aud the public generally. that they have
commenced husinc- boz the rl1m- uu Market square.
anil arc u1,v receiving aud upfpfur n lIrrc and gen.
crll assonmcut oiDF .ulls1ud Groceries. which they
1rs determined 90 sDil re- reduced prices ir cash or an.
proved country produce. They VIII also receive ou
crumi-zlul 30 binds pfrrm'y produce. auI will usr
even ,ycu,.u o. lGs cisalg 300 "a satisfactory manner
wv. HUTCHINSON,
JuuD Pow JOHN HUDSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

with carriage. Ths ladies parteok Of the genera
enthusiasts, and waved handksrchisis, aad ssisd'
" Bravop' Aud a. finishing stroke, the pit gave
" Three cheers for Fanny Elssler," and then and
not till then, order was restored.
1t was brilliant reception, and Fanny has reason
to remember last night with pride and delight. #
The great feature Of the night was the close, vigi'
LIANT, concentrated attention that the audience
gave to her dancing. They seemed to Be asit were
4" on guard" against her-determ'ned not to be daz-
xled, or allow their reason to be led captive to
Babylon" by her archly-aDgeiic sm'ies-out she
danced them, and their doubts, and Prejudices and
determination, all down-down-down-forty faith
am deem. as she will ever do. She danced last night
more to their reason than to their feelings, and the
triumph was more brilliant than before. By the
Eternal" as Andrew Jackson would say, should he
see her. she is the dancer of the day. of the world,
and no mistake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

gsriess sun. end each broke fragnest Of rock cap
ped with eyrutsls Of lee, s'er which with careful
foot trod, suardisg my eesilibri~n in the danger
GUS Pssh until .hs foot Of the great misty cataract
reached in safety. where roars the dssfsnins biz
lsws among the huge gigantics rocks; and winding
along the margin, placked atwig from the red will
low bush, sosveair Of its native place l leave
the horse. shoe fall or rather should say the alpha
fall for il has more the semblance of the latter A
when dimly seen through the ascending cloud Of
brilliant mist-ne emblem of the spirits Eight frsm
the dali clay to meet the King Of the universehere
shall record the feelings which myself received
from a winters visit. In Europe's milder cline,
where Italas mellow notes attune the air, the p.acd
calmness--the warm breexe--the downy horizon
the glowing sky tinged with crimson, shaded with
green, and gilded with magni6cence describable !;
softness steals upon the frame, as in reclining pos
ture we seem to glide away. But here the braoing
breeze--the loud roar of laundering Niagara-the
chilling mist-this mighty spectacle Of water start
into life, sharpen the Senses rein the snewed
limbs, and implant within us unearthly power, by
which we would dare the dire cannon's mouth, OF
stand amid shower Of bullets. There is power in
ITS music which battles human skill Oh this huge
handy work of nature! JAMES MELRosE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

NORM CARoLrsA.-The election ,akes place in
so counties in this state today. That finishes the
state, with the exception Of county, where the
election takes place tomorrow. There has been
small democratic gain in the popular vote on the
election Of 1896, but this party have lost in the Lee
gislature We have very little doubt that the
wings will sweep the state. An intelligent gentle
man from Guiford County assures us that More
head will be elected Goverser by 1000 majority,
and that the wing majority in the Legislature will
be al least IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
No. TX

NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 2, 1910.
Further Extracts from the Aibum-RsHgious and
Political Impressions, &c.
l have thousand things to say, and to describe,
but have time to-day for neither. enclose the
annexed varied and curious extracts from the album
containing the varioss impressions made by these
wonders upon different travellers. The perussl is
amusing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

rIseAR FALLS.
Glorious emblem Of eterRity,
Niagara, hen round one holy spot
Divinity has gathered, all that awcs
Expands, exalts, delights the feeling soul
The soul that oresthes, and scars and can commune
With power and love supreme! Whether view
Thy varied, solemn majesty at morn
Or burning noon, at the calm sweet hour
When evenings slvery pencil streams on high,
Growing yon suns bright pathway as | stand
Trembling and clingng to the verge around whose point
The elements and rocks unconscious rage
In fierce and fearless conflict whrling up the foam,
Till, quick receaing, till all is lost in depths
And caverns yelled by dark wild water sheets
Whether gaze upon thy bosom down the steep,
which in peerless arches drenched and chilled
BY sprays that sweep forth in eternal storm
Whether hang DER that extremity,
Which quivering, seems to threaten instant plunge.
On the 18th Of August, 1884, a gentleman, +. C.
Bacon, swan from the Canada shore aud landed on
the Americas at Swift Drift Point. The gentleman
was very much exhausted, and advises other per-
70 make similar attempt.
The place where Mr.. b. swan was a very dan.
gerous one, aud within short distance OF the Ra
pids IL he had got into them his destruction was
Inevitable. No wonder that he was exhausted 70,
who would not be with the consciousness that h
was in so very dangerous a situation. The exhaus
ton might very naturally arise from fear man,
persons have repeatedly swan across the river a
| the ferry, and attempts have been made to swim
| even higher.
| Ga the 18th OF August, another gentleman (Henr,
Sumner OF BOSTON, swan across the river, startini
from the rocks above the ferry landing on the Anne
rcan side, landed Just below the large rock on tn
| opposite shore, which lies partly immersed in wa
| ter. The passage was performed in ten minutes. a
he judge, not having looked at his watch
and without much fatigue--thinks he could have re
| peated IL Immediately. He had no knowledge a
the time OF the circumstance mentioned in the pre-
cedipg leaf (paragraph) n. s., Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

{1Y- VsUxHAIL G.RpEvs.--Mr aud Mrs. Bonnie take a
farewell benefit here tonight and besides their beautiful
dances they appearin the Living Statues representing
some beautiful groups Miss Kean caist Of celebrity
from the western theatres makes her first appearance
Master Diamond and Mr.. Gardner and pupil also appear
besides the whole strength Of the company This -
rare ueot. croNdcd honse will Re The Consequence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

up CHaru.M THEATRR.-The bill presented at this
establishment tonight, is excellent, and salts
fed that those who attend the performance this
ing will fully coincide with in opinion. II consists
of the splendid and excelleny brought out nautical
drama Of the Red Rover and the mrth provoking buretta
of Tom and Jerry which indeed rcpete with "un fash
and froc" in the hands Of Blakely, Thorne. Cline,
stevens, G. Mestayer, Mrs. Thone and Mrs. Blake
Enough said
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

TO TCscARoRA VILLAGE.
Five miles eastward you will Jolt
Until you come 10 Mr.. Colt.
And when you're there pray you'll think
n not yourself, your horse must drink
From Colts the left until you come
Unto the village Of Wigwam
Then ask them how they San 10 vote
They'll answer you in wsrlike note,
That every savage Old and young.
Will vote brave Jackson should be hung
Ave- D, 1894 EA.N.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

NBLe's GARpEs.-The lasghablc vaudeville Of
Mr.. and Mrs. White was played here last night to
very good audience the state ofthe weather con-
sidered. Mr.. Browne, although laboring under So
we're indsposition, was great Peter White, while
Miss Melton kept the house in roar by her admira-
BILE personation OF Mrs. w. This evening the RAJ
wells appear in a favorte French vaudeville, also
Madame Guibilei, and crowded garden may be
calculated or.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

o. Mr.. Stevens stated yesterday at the railroad
meeting that the surveys Of the Albany line had
been made at the expense Of the state He must
have been thinking Of the N. Y. and Erie Road.
That enterprise has been nurscd and brought up by
hand by the state but the surveys and maps Of the
Albany route have all been made by the company
by private liberality.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

Sweet and grand Niagara once again
visit thee. Thou still dost wear thy robe
Ofsilvery gems. Thy canopy of mist
Still floats proudly o'er thee; and thy voice
Is still the same, when in childhood's hour
roamed beside thy curling, leapng flood.
On. tits the voice Of God speaking in his ef
Own majesty
Well, thunder on, in grandeur and in might,
Till and moon shall ray less fall from heaven
Till God his awful finger lays upon thy waves,
And bids thy roarings cease.
And when see thy hurrying waters rush
Down the dark precipice, may they remind us
or the flight of time may they remind us
OF the God above . may they remindu "tla
Ofeternity, of which thou art an emblem
Yes, thunder The waves which once have play ed
On Eries pebbled shore, can here sing forth
A louder, louder song.
And Huron's isly pays tribute gladly
At thy throne Of rock-and far Superior's
Tributary waters proudly rush on,
TIE swell the grandeur ofthe scene-to add E
Another note Of praise to him who gave thee being
Above thy raging food the rainbow sits
Enthroned in mist, like some kind angel
Watching DER the dead
Oh grand. oh overwhelming scene thy fame
Is worthy Of an angels lyre-but let weak man
In silent alteration gaze upon thy beauties,
And wonder and admre-but let
His lips be still. The painters pencil .l 1882
Or the poets Tyre alike must toll in vain
Aye thunder
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. l9, 1884. at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

G1-Osr mercantile readers are referred to our
Sessions report for some curious proceedings in the
case Of Hyde and Seavier, arrested at the suit Of
Arthur Tappan. We have for some time past not-
eed the fact Of men endeavoring to get debts coec-
ted by criminal accusation, but the present is the
first case of any magnitude, in which the Grand
Jury have indicted the accused. We shall watch
the proceeanys very narrowly, and lay all the facts
that come out before the public.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

Having now returned from visiting the great wa
ter falls Of Niagara, when the cicles arc pendant
on The massive trees, sparkling with rays Of the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

O1- The Creole cannot contain his chagrn, that
articles quoted in preference TO his ebulli
tons of malienity and folly. Poor devil we pity
you. Your time is short. Have you got your
breeches feathered yet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

CHArHAn THEATRr.-The Avenger was. played
with great spirit and success last night rich bill
tonight, calling out the whole strength Of Tbornc's
fine COMPANY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

NIAGARA.
Try till the judgement day come round,
Try till the last dread trump shall sound
Try till the gives up its dead,
Try till the moon turns bloody red
Still, il you tried TIL these should be,
Still could We not pourtray thee
This work of Gods Almighty hand,
SO wildly beautiful-sublmely grand.
SUSAN JOHNSON.