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New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
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Nd GRAND SALOON Fack and Charlton streets
y walk fro the Broadway AID
l2 for which ticket OF reesh-
excepting the srst Tuesday each mosh when
Ia uusarc Balls On
nights and Gardens viii be exclusively
Vanilla Lsmon and Fruit Creams OF superior quality all
the day and evening Creams supplied ad in
quantities applied f-r unreasonable prices.
admitted Gardens afternoons from o'clock P
VI. Music every far evening by Dodsorth' Band el9 u
NrATsASaI AGAnEMX OE nEAEd. S1na r.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

TNIKE-WOKKa! EUIKFH OF IUEh FQKK-
L WoRkS-NEW YORK LABORAToRY--M BENNETT, sue
Ashley qG Front doors South % Fulton
and briian; assortment OF FeWorka
above place Of Honary and Signal Rocket
with gold Ram Fans Palm Trees Pyramids Peru
Crosses Tnges Verce Mines Serpents and
Mroons Candles small
penis Pin Wheels Grahoppers Port Fires Blue Lights, Scroll
Wheels Tobon Line Pg"ors forpedoe Pulling Crackers Dou-
BILE Headers. Fire Crackers, Capton Rockets &c.
City and County displays military and private
parties supplied liberal
Giles WARRANTED materials having been selected
care from Chemists Europe. ei4 tJy4
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-25

evils Of intemperance were portrayed in
glowing colors. The meeting was also
addressed by Rev. +. kirkpatrick.
Apledge to total abstinence from all
intoxicating drinks was then circulated,
and promptly signed by forty eight indi-
yiduals present.
The society is denominated the New
London Temperance Society, auxiliary
to the Territorial Temperance Society.
A committee Of five was then.appointed
by the Chair. to draft a constitution and
bylaws Ito be presented to the Society
for acceptance, at meeting to be held 70,
that purpose on the Goth inst. ab
so On motion, voted that the proceedings
of this meeting be signed by the Secreta.
ries, and published in the Burlington pa.
|pers. 4qqR isoH
The meeting was then closed by sing.
ing temperance hymn, and prayer.
.au j. w. MAYNARD,
Elils 81 b. MATTHEW'S,
faafa o ,olsi3~ jssst isfa Secretaries.
Il Nep London, March 10, ls4l.
@ Will the Gazette please give the
above an insertion.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-25

The psaling cannpng chen announce
g the country that i had q Jew Chic
Magistrate. The procession was again
formed; and, setting out from the Capitol
proceeded along Pennsylvania avenue tc
the Mansion of the Persistent, cheere6
throughout the whole route as Gen. Har
rison passed, by the immense crowds on
foot which lined the Avenue, and the
hardly less numerous assembly of fe.
males who filled the doors and windows
along the whole route. .heo's7saSE no
"a vt the President s House. 3i'!
9 Nearly the whole throng Of visitors
accompanied the President 10 his new
abode, and as many as possible entered
and paid their personal respects to him.
The whole building, however, could hard.
ly contain a fortieth part of them; SO that
very many were unable to obtain adn,is.
sion at all. A popular President will on
such an OCCASION always be surrounded
by more friends than tits possible for him
to receive and recognize otherwise than
in masses. s;f9ik@I e5 't
3a THE Close of Day s2s
Was marked by the repetition of salutes
from the Artillery, the whole city being
yet alive with aopopulation Of strangers
and residents, whom the mildness Of the
season invited into the open air. ls
tts % In the Evening 9al .as1a
The several Bathrooms and places Of
amusement were filled with crowds of
gentlemen and ladies', attracted to this
city by the novelty andlinterest of the
great secession. In 1.-THE course of the
evening the President 3 Of ithe United
States paid short visit to each of the
Assemblies held in honor Of the Inaugu-
ration, and was received with the warm
est demonstrations of attachment and re-
spect. itse qaas 5yeH kaiii
THE End ofiMe Day g
Was marked, asdits progress from the
early morning hour had been, sby quiet
and order, not only remark able but aston
fishing, considering the vast crowd Of
persons, the excitement of the occasion,
and the temptation, which it offered to
undue exhilaration. No accident or in
cident whatever occurred, so far as we
have heard, to leave a pain or pang be-
hind it, or to mar the qualification Of the
multitude Of those who rejoiced in their
hearts that they had liyedtlong enough to
see this day. J1Ra tG3i Oh HgtHt2E
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-25
Dem ocratic whig Meeting
1xlYAN buren, Co.

A Meeting will be held in the Town OF
Keosauqua. on Saturday the 9th day OF
March next, composed Of delegates to be
chosen prior to that day by the Wing Voters
of each civil Township in said county, for the
purpose Of choosing ten delegates to meet in
general convention at Davenport in May next,
10 select suitable person to run as the Whig
Candidate for Delegate to Congress. 1t is
hoped that each Township will be represented
Keosauqua, Feb. %. 1S41. a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-25

of this Address may be infused into every
American bosom, and diffnsed throughout
every department Of society, and that heir
influence may stretch beyond our shores,
and liberalize and republicunize many ma
tons that are now wishing to be free.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-25
For the Hawkeyo and Patriot.
Temperance Meeting at New Lond ON,
Henry County.

temperance Meeting at New LOnG ON.
Henry County.
A meeting Of the inhabitants of New
London and vicinity, friendly to the cause
of Temperance, was held at the house of
Jonathan ). Kings, on Friday, the 18th
inst, for the purpose of hearing an ad-
dress on temperance, and forming So
ciety. s1 M Is 3
On motion, Rev. Thomas Kirkpatrick
was called tosthe Chair, and James w,
Maynard and B. Matthews were appoint
ed Secretaries. s . Isl tos's'f,sis.
The Chair having stated the objects OF
the meeting, o. 81 ,as
i was, on motion. opened by singing
and prayer. $50
A very able address was then delivered
by Mr. John r. Findley. in which the
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-25

The small amount Of editorial, in this
weeks paper is owing 10 the sudden de.
parture Of the editor on important bust
ness.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-25
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o. The Steamboats, Chippewa, Iowa,
and Nauvoo left this place on Tuesday
evening for iGalena. ff'i5 sf.lss.1a S.;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

Tho thanking privilege las led TO much that was
ludicrous, anil n,hdy il likely forget the story
that a member Of Congress once ranked home his
dirty shirts tn be washed in family way" by his
wife, but the Correspondent OF dismissed ioco f,co
Postmaster at Columbia, South CanIlina. has lately
exhibited an extremely novel mode Of franking.-
The gentleman recently appointed TO the Pest Office
of that town. received n few days since. packet dr.
recied 10 The Post Master" opening IL, found
-- pair Of COk GdJss' They were undonbi.
lily intended for the Post Masters predecessor. who
hal probably been ia the habit of receiving such
communications through the United States Mail
and E'r nught we know fighting cocks themselves
with corn enough to feed them during the tran
SIT. We recOllcct that when This same loco foco
Postmaster was removed TO give place 10 a better
IN IN. there was most distressing outcry made n.
bout u. Why, &c the fellow had been suffered To
remain much longer he would have carried home
his corn and fodder in Uncle Sans vehicles and as
likely not have crammed his poiaioe crup
into the mail bags.-N y Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30
HOW TO MAINTAIN A PARTY -Tb.Io

HOW TO MAINTAIN n PARTY.-Tbs Lon
u'h . m one Of The most sturdy Of the Wing sup
p1rIers Of The late Ministry thus communes concer
n'ng the cnuses which operated TO destroy tho WING
A1ininISlraiion Of Great Britain II is rocy. per.
hap' too sound truth for that side Of the Atlantic
and like other truths. u seems 10 be "excecdinr
broad. and inclusive.-U S Gas.
The Wings have not pursued a similar course
lhey have taken no pains whatever 10 hold up their
party Ihey have not even disposed Of their poi.
ronage JudiciouSly Cor that end. They have aren.
ded neither 10 discipline within doors nor 10 inan.
ence without. They have, in fact, had no head
and each department. has been administered ratbe,
~ serve the private fieods Of The Ministers, than
iorm and strengthen a homDgsno ,us party Of Why's
"A strong minded chief keeping in check the
crn'cheis OF some. and stimulating the Incidence Of
ohofs' would never have had his ranks lorsaken by
ono man Of talent, but crowds Of aspiranls yvopil
have been anxious 10 enter them. The reverse
his been the case with Lord Melbourne; and n tho
Ministers have negl 'eiod their duty 10 The Public.
,hey hive altogether 0rgJuen their duty 10 their
Party" o'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30
BANK or GRANVILLE
-, Esq, Wheeling. Va.
9th So,fof,b 10

9th September, 1911.
hand you SG5 100 herein inclosed-in 6,Il G,r
your Enclosure OF 2Jih instant rs named and a. ,,
requested. Not having any not e of a less dcnom,.
Than ono dollar, can't very conveniently tstc nv
pay ont oiyolr rom rlnce, lJr tbs y ,siate thereon
which have paid, but my do 80 from some future
remittance.
Wedont always have Wheeling notes ON hand
with Which Ia redeem our notes .bacanse gucb r,oies
are not 10 Circulation in this vicinity 4, ,uv gro,t
amount, Ont ue ai'c9gs ShqH haze on hand other chr,
rent Ohio ttlds, trih o,c 10 rsI en- our crcsI,sg
o'ea" on dsH'4Ha' i0heneUer presented for that pur.
Please do me the favor, 10 give the information
through your city. and further say, that certain dc.
signng money sharks, endelyoring from mill.
lca' anh speculative motives % create panic ian The
northern part OF OHIO Pittsburgh Buh-,Io. nbo,t oor
a'y and solvoncy. aud that 81 BE- Tins ,ucpptol f.
'Ie''e s'a panic without the ,ighiea csusc. reason
! W t,''"'n''on' anu further the public have n suHi
49,. ''''uc', WAT VIC viii not act dishonesty or
attempt % swnilc in The ad r,ini.ir,,, ~ a.. =.
ness OF lhis Office, from the fact nf our having s,b
valuable charter. (If there were p, sfbo, -, ,
"hichlS Perpc'H1i (Is lDug 1s grass vr,., anal ,,fs,
'u'''y wa "l'h0Hi limitations, as tJ amYuut oTc
Hal employed. or extent of Issues anil business.
IN relation 10 he ability. solgoucy. &c Of iho Or
n'n1 Blnk. beg 10 say 10 Your citizens unsolicited
'''i i''A lA17 ~ iiapliilHH Wu demand ue
WomIlIy. md well o. my otbcr EtrL
ll we Stale aud D. 10 deserving Ofns high credit
ne 'epofi about % Of which you namo yas created
lnd uIs'e mInaied from 90 article in The C,Iumbg.
s'''lsi''n somo weeks -iuce pot in y,ifbBut the
'o"s' cause Or foundation. unless % va. d, p,,rC
party. lL0co hco.1 malice
5'' "o unioHun1io suspension of German rl,uk
"a '"o pc oIIr are aHurwhu umiI ais,Bf
Other Bank credits. aud hence 3D. ID. 49,, -,
us''n'c 20 create pnnicsin relation thereto ,,,t,
'f' 's"o''cs all who arc friru.Ts o. H.a g,,L..,
ysiem' 70 confront oil sludsr1us renar. IA f.., n,
~ threshold of eTisteneo. ''o ''
," ne beneft of yom citizens cid. urf r..
Z anton Bank Is perfectly god.
Truly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

A MIS- rAKE-The late Secretary Of the Trea-
snry Mr. Ewing. has been in the CITY for some DAYS
past lodger at the Asior House. where he has re.
reived the calls Of many friends Among The res,
on one day last week, were two committees. who
waited together on the eX-Sscretary. lie rose on
their cniranre. and The chamen in succession ad
dressed him in n mannrr .beiiiIiEt the occasnn-
When they had finished. Mr. Ewing instead of ma.
King formal reply said concisely, That will de-
clear and waving his hand appro ,7iaiely the cum
mitlees retired. discussing whether their reception
had been such as They AL reasnn To expect. They
had MT proceeded Gar in the hall before they met an
acquaintance walking with gentleman whom he
Introduced To The committees as the Hon Mr. Ewing
ih'S pu' new lace on affairs on returning 10 the
Topm 1t turned out that the gentleman who Ind re-
ceived The honors of The committees was not exacIh
IN tis rag mind. and had happened during Mr. Ew.
ng absence to step in and occupy his cl,air-N
\ Jour Com
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30
THE WINGS OF PuuaDEIPuA

AZ numerous and INST enthusilsticaI meeting
OF the Wing Young Men of Philadelpha Cry and
COUNTY. held on Wednesday evening. September
%. 1911. in rOnt Of the Hail Of Independence the
following lamOng other) Resolutions were odop
tel:
Rssolred Thli il is the sense Of this meeting tba,
the time has arrived for a renewed annunoiaIIon of
te principles AMI intentions OF the WING parry nj
this crisis Of public affairs nnd in view Of the D.
preaching contest for political supremacy in this
Commonwealth
Resoirsa, That tho Wings Of Philadelphia. true
10 their principles, true To tho public men who
assert and maintain them. and will. under no com.
binoion Of circumstances. cunsent 90 further post.
PoRement of the claims ul those public men who are
enheared To our best affections. ond. by lives of
practical and consistent patriotism, have deserved
our confidence
Resolred, That the Wings Of Philadelphia feel
deep graIiluds 10 the m ,jorIy in Congress 10 the
President, and 10 his late CIbinci. for what they
have been able 20 accomplish for the nation IN "a
sorting the principles and policy or which we have
- hong conisnded.
We especially thank Them Cor THE REPEAL,
OF THE SUBTREASURY LAW. promptly passed
by COngress-2rOmptIy approved by the Executive
the repeal Of That system which was the single
oct Of Mr Van Buren's Administration. the solitary
boasi Of his pnrty-ihe creation ola selfish economy
universe 10 the beneiceni spirit OF the Constitution
and lJnor ~ the Government
We thank them Cor guarding our hitherto defence.
less coasts, our ports and harbirs. by HOME
SQUADRON and adequate FORT FiCATIONy:
measures which the preceding Administrator new.
er ihouglt Of, and never was able or willing 10 &C.
complish
Wg hunk Them. abIve OIL fIr The restoration to
Their rghuul owners. IN their hour Of need the sov.
ere'gn states Of The Union. 0f tho incone from
THE PUBLIC LANDS fund bel .nrinp of right 20
The states, entrusted 10 the Union fBr spcci,l
purpose long since fulfilled, and now. through The
action 81 a Wing Congress restored 90 original
ownership. 10 be used, we fcrvenlly hope, fg the
mlintainance Of State credit, and the resOraton Of
public confidence IN Tho faith Of tho Siates
Resoirce That, grateful ior these great results of
wise and patriotic counsel we ore willing 90 SUD
press nll complaint that more has not been accom-.
plishcd' and that the great measure Of rrSiorl.
BON q The currency is yet postponed; bot here and
,lscw here, 10 uneF The hope that The lapse ofms
Ind the necessities Of suffering People may re-. /
n1ve all specuatse scfuples. and or au The great
Bects lOr which n is valuable, restore The npioo
Z al Tho Whigs Tor the sake Of every part Of the
Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

ULSTER FLY.-This ny is usually known bv the
name Of The poiaioe ny. u - very destructive IN
p'ia'oes. beets, iom1lves. &c. Il is about three
oufhs Of an inch long. bladder shaped some nearly
entirely black. while others have from one 10 three
yellow Hfeaks on the back They are said 10 bo
superior 70 the Spanish ny Tor blisiers. Children
may as contharides ohen sell at from s1O 10 sI6
a r'und. They may be prepared by putting them
~ "o'"ng Waicr TO kili hem, md then drying
Them. Mr. Pindell Of Lexington. savs m, b.
ihs succeeded completely in arresng their rsyeyos
~ sprnkllng. before The dew was evaporaieJ sl,rt
ed Time on tho plants where they were FEEDING
y may BE- done nfer n rain. OF course every
ming hey are lkely 10 feed on should be sprinklrd
"a like manncr.--Louisuiie Ca.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

AN INTERESTING DOCUMF Win The M
ice o Ihe Secretary OF Safe Harrisburg says the
B'Sion Post, there is an original letter from WIN.
rem 10 The lHdians, then he inhabitants OF this
coUnIry, written by him az LONDON. and snoposod IA
nave been sent 10 America through his INTERPRETER
previous to his arrival here. The document itself
composed OF parchment, written in the good old
ia-hmed' style. and presents a very nniiaua,e,l,
appearance IL remained Tor m,nv vears GleI Co.,
amongst other records Of the State. hut has v.,,
recently been framed and hung no IN the Secret,,'
office object ofcuriosiiy
The letter hrenhes spirit Of Justice and is CIl of
that Pieiy and simplicity which characterized line
whole lille oil 'he illusirous founder Of that common
wealth.
ITO hc Emperor Of Canada:
"Fhe Great GOd that made thee and me. and all
The world, incline our hearts together os bec,,,s tho
workmanship Of the Great God The King oC F,g.
land who Is great prince hath for divers reason,
granted 10 me large Country in America. which
however am willing 10 erjny upon friendly term,
WIN ihee-And this | wIllsay that the peonle who
come WIN me are Just, plain aud honest peopIe
| That neither make upon others nor fear war
irum others because they will be Just; have s,t nr
Socieiy OF Finders 10 my Province 10 traffic with
ihee and Thy people for our commodities. that YOU
may bo furnished with that which is god AZ rea.pn
able rlics-A1d that Society has or,lere, their Pres,
dent % treat with thee about n future Trnde. and
nave J"ned with me 10 send this Messenger .,
lhee with cert'in Presents from u. 10 testify ON,
willingness 10 have a fnr correspondence with the,
And what This Agent shall d. in our names "a.
al agree unio' hope thou wilt kindly receive him
ana comply with our desires on our bchalfboth with
! respect 10 Land md Trade
The Great Cod he with thee-Amsn.
"PHILIP THEODORE LEHMAN, Sec'y.
"WM. PENN.
"Lo'1on. he 81 day Of FoG,H month, called Jsus
1852"
" will be recolletied that William Penn arrived
20 ihis country ia October, 1852, several month.
alter The date ofihis document
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

GREAT EXCITEMENT ON THE FRONTIER
A ir'nslcIiDn took place at Alburqh on the u i.hi
ut The lJih, which has produced an unplralIelcd
excitement on the Fmniior Jlmes Grogan. who
ormeriy resided IN Canada, but a natural horn CIT.
zen Of the United States. while returning from
Michigan TO Alburgh. was captured by dctnch.
meni Of British dragOOns under Capt Jones Gro
gan sleeping at the house Of his brother in ,,,
-lhe soldiers surrounded the house, forced il open
aud entered GrOgan's bedroom, who defended him.
set against hts assaanis until severely woundcd in
The legs and thighs by blyoneis lis ftcc was lit
orally hlyed, AID his rlothos torn oH. lie wa,
wrapped on a buiftlo robe thrown into n y,og,n
earned ncross The lines and sent 10 Montreal ,n l.
rOns-- When this affair became known M 81 AIl,,os
public meeting was held and commfftes Cos a..
pointed 10 examine int the Transaction, and repprt
~ subsequent meeting 10 be held
lhe correspondent Of The New York American
wHling from Nisg1rn Falls. Gays that since the TO-
mo OF of the 4. s. army from Buff, o. atfeppts are
being made BY the Patriots" 10 cmbruil The two
countries in war. The recent attempt % blow
'p two Of Her Mlesiy's steamboats, wing NJ ,peb,
10 ihe Nnglrn river, at Chippewa y attributed 4,
leu Ihe mcendiap, who holsfcd n Gov Seward
% Dos attempts 90 produce mischief The write,
Ht-fnuts lhe ucisrous attempts a. f,Ilov.s.-
p ' lhlthtue consisted 81 tyu c1skf cyutaiorov
l'O pounds OF powder; they were each placed on n
f''1c one hundred yards ap1u bot connected by q
~, ""N ieadcn pipc md fuse therein inserted
ahd ihns lowed from GfanI Island and sent driCfpg
l'"nfis Ihe vessel Que only ~ the casks exploded
pn'' m1'i fortunately rrenaiurely, being 400 gqrls
Toy q nc marx Otherwise. every spui on board.
"ii1 iho vessels. must have been DESTROYED
70 wHs ahou r. No. Those p1 b,,7rJ M e.,
'npi'osrd ihe ropori was ih1t Of a clunpn The men
were speedily mastered. and the rn1ehne v.os soep
ll1ling. boat with SIX men was lowered and
" hsi procceding 10 secure %, were fred a, rom
''raHa Inland, but without injury. AM lbsso
lungs have disturbed he public mind. and The "a, /
' and ir'niier is now palrolIcd night and DAY by
t N"lsH troops u is my firm conviciion that
,'.'-' ihcre b. strong detachment Of a. States
f'.iN lonbNnh cent ~ Buhho nod sironv enough
~ -u.'. 'ni 20 show these gentry that fhe Govern
aeN oi he United States b determined 10 pre,ervs
,','' 'es oi this character will be done. which
D., nave We effect 81 breakug up the peace ersi
" between Joth osu.trios
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

HON. WALTER FORWARDING arc DISMISSED
to look upon the appointment of This gentleman TO
The important s'a'ipn of The Secretary of The Trea-
snry a. an nnSpichIis omen. The mod 81 ration ol
his character. hig'I IN raj worth lnI prnt obiIcs
are guarantee tp the Union that The duties of his
office will be well aud faithfully discharged, while
To the northern AID middle sections of il Ais known
prcelc'ions in favor Of The protection OF domestic
industry viii render il peculiarly acceptable.
The commcndarion aud confidence EXPRESSED in
inc preceding paragraph. taken from the Pittsburgh
Advocate, are wOrIhily bestowed. The country We
believe will realize in the gentleman nj The bcod a.,
the Treasury. the advantages anticipated The EN-.
hnrIassod condition Of our fR nces the deficiency
q" The revenue, and The acranged slate Of the exchan
ges' may well Iusk The energies oC the Secretary TO
the utmost. But he brings 10 his dulles mind
clear comprehensive and thoroughly sasred TO bu.
siness habits,