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New-York tribune., 1841-10-15
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I,yENEEG; SCHOOL AZ the Gre. uvicb stree:
IL SEMINAR, Ji6 Greenwich s:reet. y opeu this
o t1hsr AScnooi &C. Young t,..cs viii oe open
- - re sale l;e Tie tens department. under tle
-g1sria.erdrlcc OF Mss Pratt. FERNS moderate. \
cas- ofouor LsGi-s receive instruction from to
O'clock, y
Ma fs7 m,re pupils can DC received III thc Dsy
Seized. Oh In y. CAMP Princip,i.
E1vEESSs- lSSD DSX SCEsOoL-At tn
II Classical and Commercial destitute, I5i Broadway
A. NEWMAN Principal Terms iTols s. % - Il the
cVGnsR. from s. TO : II tie Gay school 20 rae Eng
M bsiacbe ,nd f:ou s. 70 = extra for he Languages
Frencb eSi.S parish taught by Professor bAS>Ef. Pu
p> adli.;cd az any uEc UaGHesionabe references
given 80 lA'
f'yEnNTNIs AND D4sH School, n the
IL VI + Ca.rct Seventh street, few doors cast Of
T'iri Ayeuuc-A. NEWMAN .ud u. BLACKMAS
Principals FERNS from - So per quarter IN the eve
eng and from 81 to : II as DAY School TO- the EReliss
branches and trcu y TO = extra for the L4usta ecS
French aud Spanish tausG; 5y Professor BaSsct. Pupils
admitted at any umc. Is In
T'ESEStES EA.if,JsE Sls.-Nadamo L. Ma
( -NtScA DURtNbS hrst class fer the
Eicnccs evening. b. the system pur>scs the
learner may acquire f' knoH ledge of Frsuch by only
cs Lessons Sex OF an hcur each during the winter.
gRvIHG 5NSTsTITE BOASoiNE
1 SCHOOL TlTryi0vn r. Y.-rhe Wntcr FEN o.
I'll. School VII commence o. the fr,t Noye1,ncr. No
,iisut0s ofr- g-ca,er facilities for the acqro1cHI Of
,toroush Education. Circulars containing references
catalogue II students sc. may he had at COlmah> Book
tore 2O5 roadway Cro~eu. 6l3 Broadwa, or at II.
: Riynor 10 Bo~efy Applications FOR admission
10, Canal =. IVN ? LYoh. An. )p-,..,.,,.
ol33v CHtS LYON, AN. '''he'Pas'
;As<AWgHs; ~ pAtHYING.-F. GRAINS
~ SCHOOL, Nc. 80 lisPenaTd 81 Is nSv open for ih'
recrrtlon of pupils Schools and Glasses private
dsuces,sitended as usual. sl5 Inn
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15
7ETo To RAD BREAD & CAKE.

VETO TO ED 8 .. X. x = =,
.,s,o, home made Bread and very large loayes.
ars all made from the best DAIRY Butter the
,rket affords Also, fancy ARTICLES such As Kisscs.
.E,orls Finger Rout aad French Biscuit, &c. &c. and
&c Plum and Pound Of the very bss quality AMI
r,gated in a most elegant style. All at aLLeER.
" The subscriber also makes the old style Of Bread
from Rye and Wheat Flour mixed
Two Boys wanted to Learn the bakng busines. os In
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

er Al each end and boiled ia rcsnous competition ~acS
makes j, yer durable, and free from I'll the objections
charged yain.t lead pipes being Injurious 70 nealh
The advantages pc .uar 10 :h.m cpospuess, dlrs-
bitv case of operation, and .e-IEty agaiu; FROST oey
are also hight and portable and easily putt or removed
The universal celebrity which the . Pumps nave 90
tanned here they best kcown together With much ex
perience which the subscriber sas had IA the business
makes confident Of giving entire satisfaction 10 every
purchaser.
All order, for Well or Cstern Psmps should give ac-
curate measures Of from the top OF the platform
to the borton ;hat the length be formed suitably
al the shop
these Pumps IN them, need incur the expense Of
curb above the platform, the Pump secure against
frost without IT,
As caution IN regard other kinds Of Pumps cir
cularion which have my label upon item. the pipe
AID WOODEN parts OF which beng made of rktte-rO06
and some Of them Of cucumber rood deem proper
say that ali wooden pipe OF my manufacture u select
ed rop ,bs bes, of hite pine heart stuff free FROM sap
and being boiled and we'll saturated resneus conpo
sitior warranted every respect superior article
The following persons agents for The sale OF riy
Pumps, aud have a: all times supply hand
Nessis Osborn a. Little. Hardware Dealers, 50 Fulton
-; " Y M James S. GOULD, 800 couth Market st. Al
bany; Mr.. Il. L Ward. Schenectady, y. Y.
Troy, JAY - 1-''''- H.WARREN.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

D0ARD.-A gentlemen and his VIC 2nd 81 slo
ID gentleman have good board u. private taslig
where tn re but few 6oardurs IN a-'''ratc su'i
,.tiv oil 4
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

Trouble AT SuMArnA.-A gentleman who came
passenger in the Caroline Augusta, from Suma,ra.
put into Holmes Hole, informs the New Bedford
Register that the Dutch and natives OF Sumatra
we're war, and that the former were rapidly tax
ing possession of the Island. He furnished Nc
Particulars
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

Now Yo-S. October Is lSN olt lm
II Inc Courier Il Esgpir' Standard, Ezarrss Srs-
CON Auas, = iadc ,h,a Ledge icu2rc itslt,' tasl,s
ton Courier End New Orlean ';syuuc. VII please pob
li.l the 4b0vs without this c-uonl aaco .c. ~
r1esks rnd send thai- bril-, 20 tins oihsC rr p naAt.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15
FNK nAl.E az EXNAKANl

hsA FdbsS SALE WEs hAIAAAN1tt.--A
Efs: County Seat 10 miles from the cry, i-catci IN
Quecus County /. containing upwards Of ~ acres OF
land. The buildings one double hOrss, RIO
ern finish with CRATES, marble NANTES, o1iag doors,
&c extra kitchen; also large barns wngon housf
rag, house" shop granary, poultry hOuse AID yar i1e
hou.e with all other for Arge
family The fruit is of best kind every trIet;
tpples, cherr'cs &c. 10 sbund9nce
large amount of the moaey may remsia ON 5ond anl
mortgage; or BROOKLYN New YORK city prope ~ would
he taken cxchiggo. Address l.. NJ ). at THIS oAIce
SO If
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

C4ARD.-ihe under icsed begs leave respectfully
~ Inform his friends and the public that he has take
the lately occuplei ny Mr. Joseph q 4tnan for tie
an-action of the Custou-Hou,e Brokerage BUSINESS ~
all II, deoartments and soc- of patron
age > BRoMbEhI,
20 Nassau It, ba>cmen t opposite the PebIic store
The subscriber avail himself OF this opportunity Of re
ng thanks 10 MS friend, and the public for the liberal
support and patronage extended TO him III nj, late bust
ness OF Custom House Broker sRd begs leave respectfully
To recommend Mr.. BROMBEkG IL his successor and A.
JOSEPH GUTMAN.
Nay York l.,b October ZEAL ol3 e.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

An IA ,i,a1uoa by yoaal li-a rho '-o-
~ roJehl, UNDERSTANDS thr DRY Good si,iaass aao
Book Ksepiog DIS 40 ot-g;ion 20 20 S3'-. 400
-elrrcace can Ae gwen Al eSs H. J. s.: ,ir. Mason
Apotheoarl,s' Hall. Gataarinc y. g.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

CORSETS Gentlemcn's Belts and Braces. al " Aoiesa'
X cheap for cash by T. LOVE. l5i West Broadway
.,,.,cr oif prsrb-s, IL lIr-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15
WANVE y .-NALFH

NELSON. SEAMAN, sog OF John Nc,.ou OF Rls,,5
or! Brewery. tbc CoGn;y ii DuFk'l. tlsl3sd sslrt
frJs the port OF S'u'erlnd about uac years $50 ai
in!ed AZ Boston, where he left ms ship II he IS 'F
living ne cha hrs- o something cry mheh LIS aayalf
&C " sppiyi the Subscriber, IL the Cay Of f-v
tock % Seulamsa ord. Esq, Of Selse6el-, .' 'l'
C-uHJy OF Durham. Any ors whu csn giye ;uior.a;'n
respecting said Nelson, vH De rewarded for 80 a1rg.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

49,, ;, e,.-a g.cc IS s-'sses ~ < = al, ~
p m1a tnai understands his ba-iaess Do2I feta--
eucss Esquire AZ 80 Est Bro4drsy Oh II
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

ssTAAi e-proiest ut Seyvsg-s ,4iS Oas, At a.
" Am-sie.a Oi!icc s6i 5soadNsv.
oil lw' T. kLbIOTr, frop;i, ,or.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

ANEEss.-A paStGes 70 'Fa'ri "a ,ae IVES "a
: S:4,cs. \ 10 % SCI .Saee 49, .- us '''i'
,ad can eve ood e>..lgoaia.s o. oast-eS-s -a, Cav
.,-oti ot s-l1p wear.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

s,aI.g 81 WINTER GOODs.-H. VIE
LiAIS 4 CO. would politely invite th7 Ladies o. ca!
and examine their large and Spieadd of PLAIN
figured paii and striped Nou,seiise dc Lanes at IN
prices from shlings per yard. ,ngiiou's sniSaks
of all coors together with full assortment o! French sd
English Mernos Faaaels, &c-In snort full assortment
Of Fall and Winter Goods for sale cheap, i
HENRY WILLIAMS & co, i05 Greenwich-sL
NB-French, English and American Prlcts, FROM 81 to
shillI.cs IL m
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

4 EsEGfs,.. AsELa.D by Ms. SAtAh L
- HARPER No A. voscy ~ho has had uauy
az nnrierca II the husinas. i"'l f"
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

- % y < a l. A. Z N!isE - s-<sS e 49,
WANTED, eecoad -hand 9os.-a "aer Closet.
,,,t. - "" WEST
ISL Plumber AM rirsr'.'S, los A4asoo-.t.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15
BOARDING an MEN, AGA.

BOARDING Al 2 = ~ b 3Bt;aa.
- ENli.EMEN visiting New-York will find quiet and
u Pheasant hone at the GRAHAM HOUSE, no 90
Barclay street, where ample accommodations &C .
times resery Boarder and afforded ~ nod
crate prices, by the day weCh. No fumes Of Tobacco
or Alcohol will be found To taut the atmosphere.
NIB. A few permanent BoGrlers viii be tnFen
New-York April 18th. iSii IL roswell GOSS
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

!,OARDlNa; IN BR0ADW ,atNo. 2IE.
ID opposite the Park and next door 70 the American
uoie-s very pleasant and convenient location ~ IN,
BOARD AND Rooms may no ch;uead 81 pfi-
. ya,e family by applying mt 200 Hudson-,t. sl--i
D9AHDlT {s.-Smglo gentleman C,nG oiuc,s)
ID residing IN the lower part OF tie Guy be ac
onr odncd with good Board, with nltfout
i6 Fulton-s Also, three or four can have Dianer oy
idcsirod lr-3 u
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

III AAT a}-I'o orlAree 'N,er'e ga l.'@ssefS
W f- gopals, period.c'l i PHO Il y u ssee -
Al The els, the Nes World. 80 iaa - tx
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

Am 4 D-A JoGreeyAaa Caspeaist, Ro.i =eees-
~ toned 10 Sash making AMI oaop-s0-k, yoacs
un,n wo mas beenat h Ss,h-makirg business sud
70 mash rs trade at house carpeane, ws 5000 recon
tserdAious N hnc employment by eats oa
cqI w 10, Kt. Il Aun-s,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

IfEsEStzS LA.1f'JStSE Madame l.. MA
( -NtScA DURtNb'S -nrst class fer the com
ricnccs ;Hs evening b. The system she pur>ses the
learner may acquire FIR knowledge Of Frsuch by only
l le.aona Sex OF an hour each. during DE aInter
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15
W A n IS.

XFANTEp-a good TN plate arc ssee,-.roa york
~ eis at -Oi fessy 81 cl3 3
MANI :. D-A peFsoa Mo has 500 a 6asIee1s
~ Ia-t yeas j. handsome p!e6- Apply Al So.
81 adssy ois6t.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

ftTaEsp t1siPgg s.s;aE,-Tae >us,cri-
y ser Tor sale rev and spcnti! assortment Of
3py Bfusse.- hHe ard ,HPefile Ingram Casrct'g, Or
Gotta .,ur-. Mats, Hattgs Nth a ot'ee arcis-
aectcd witE the cheaper than be ,oustat any
other Ia The city Persons from the country
Wishing purchase viii fad -uh TO their advartage To
c4 before purchasing e5-'chcre - Casstroot south
SIDE. near 1roadxay. Dt,IkL " WiLCGN. aa2l BIN
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

X PriyaIe Sonrding.-Geutiemco wishing per-
BOnrd and Rooms location Convenient tutho
part Of the City, will be accommodated If To- -
Ouaaestrset Just Of Broad, where bU1 few board
taken and every cNcrtlon maoc Il reader Their
10 me pleasant and comfortable The house esutely
icw and newly furnished throughout. Terms prdotas1
References Exchanged. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

3 4
4 HANGiSGS and Borders, FOR sale chenp, ~ the
United STATE. Paper Hanging aud Band Box Warehouse
Gj Cana-strcet. Br-adFay, NewYoTE. Rooms pa
pe1cd III the ne-!est manner.
aud Sra JOSHUA BROWN. O. Canal--trceL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-15

The JUVENILE Glass Book or NATURAL HIs'cRY con
tanine and familiar description OF the DIFF
fcscnt Rsccs of Men; # Beasts, Birds Fishes, ep'
ultS and Insects: By DASitL HASKELL. Rec Lock
wood, Al Broadway.
The rudiments of Natural History are here com
pressed into single volume OF l24 pages, de-
sigaed for elementary instruction. a cursory ex-
animation convinces us that the work has been
well executed
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vyOOD TYPE.

HSuTby Machinery, and warranted superior 70
q any heretofore manufactured. George r.
Neshiti, Tonlinc Building, corner Of Wal and
Waler street, New York. respectfully informs die
Printers OF the United States, that BIZ has now in
full operation his machine ior cutting Wood
Types. which being an enttre nep anetnfieH,is
warranted TO Gu, Types, hs:ll PLAIN and ornamen-
tai far superior 10 any heretofore exhibited 10 iLe
public and in proof Of the Insertion. iniorms the
pnbiie that he has Obtained Diplomas and Medals
from 10th the American and Mechanics Inst.
totes Of The City Of New York, a, their Fairs Of
1857. 1855, and $780, a. the backs Of tho Inst
tues will show.
Georpe f. Nesbili would particularly invite Tho
attention of Printers 10 the fact, that through the
poliicncss of the pIoprciors Of the Liverpool aud
flayre lines Of Packets, be has been favored With
the latest French aud English specimens, that
many Of toe rev styles IN them ate very haBd.
some, and have been got up by him; they were
exhibited by him o, The Mechanics Fair IN .hil
etv. nov in-t closed, and pronounced ~ the Com.
miilee Of Printers appointed 10 examine Types
and Specimens, 10 be Superior to any Wood Types
ever before exhibited, and having decided I'D.
vantage ever large Metal Types.
| George r. Ncslht would also inform the Prin.
tiers Of the Un,ed States, that be Is ready 10 Gu,
4 Types on Neod Of any size, from lines Plea
I HpNAFGs, from any VI wv f-ttiha W rafahtf
i Types contained ia the extensive Specimen Of
\ Messrs G. Efuec a Co. OF from any new pattern
that can be suggested.
drGeorge +. Nesbil, is DESTROYS that Prlnters
and those becoming Agents, should be aeqsinied
with the fact. that bis prices are much reduced
/ from those heretofore charged by other mana
lecturers; that ho allows his Agcnts thirty PEI
cent. commission that hls terms are sir mGAths
or Ten per eeai dscouu, tor cesh.
Agents are wanted for lhc allowing cities yzs
Charleston, Albany, Detroit, Rochester, ahi But.
alu.
aPPnnIcrs Of Newspapers. who sill pubi,h
the above fof siH times, within three mouths tfoa
this date, ard III send copy Of thtir paper.
shall be- sutilied 10 % IN Types; epd should The
Types not prove sspeiior 10 ans ever before man.
uiaciurcd. they can be -'uined, and Tie money
will be pad ~ place oiihem.
GEORGE T. NESniTT,
Ton,inc Building, eOruer OF Wan and Water
streets, II Y
March 10. ls4l. G.
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the oar, and when from fatigue, could no
longer grasp il, the muscles Of my wrists
we're scared with hot brick until my
hends we're lmmovably clenched. ] sighed
for death to como TO remove my nsuppoii-
able load. Every year seemed an age, so
iurdy did the wheels Of time move along
Al length by a treaty with the United
States, the Dey of AigIers was required to
release all American slaves. Being sci at
liberty, embarked for this country we
encountered a furious gale, which drove
the vessel on desert island, here all the
crew persisted except four, who we're taken
oC by merchant ship in state of lnsen.
sibili,y. The vessel which rescued US was
bound to the Eas, Indies. On her return
to Liverpool, was pressed on board q
man of war, and compelled TO serve three
years before could make my escape.
From the moment learned this inten
ded marriage | resolved TO surprise you IN
the manner you have seen; you saw me
weep al the sight of my owa Mary they
we're the tears of joy. Having suffered
bOAh 80 49, 'NS~i
| stand before you in these uttered gar
menls with broken constitution, rendered
lufirm BY intense bodily exercise, yet re.
joicing that | an permitted TO stand among
my former friends, in the land Of the fee.
And, sad the storm beaten mariner, Gd.
dressing himself 10 his wife, If you prefer
this gentleman, whom you was about to wed,
all shall DO right, ifyou prefer your former
husband, he viii be happy IN your choice
Let me have my first betrothed. said the
agita,ed lady. Puor Marone sat like one
Supplied; he attempted to appear iadlfler-
eni bu, retired us soon as the forms Of GER
emory would permit. His career was
short, be came 10 the grave wrelched IN.
ebTiate in few short years. On the FOL
loving day, Capt, Potter Invited his friends
and neighbors to meet him at his country
seat. The scene was one Of lively Interest
aud the captain returned home with TIN:
salutary lesson indehbly stamped upon bis
mind, never 10 forget or iorsake those in ad
yersits.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-14

Washington city, the safest time, TO avoao
both the foregoing risks, is found by expe
rieuce TO he from the ist TO the 10Th or 18th
of October. The reason Of this selection OF
time is, that in ordinary seasons, there VIII
remain warm weather sufficient TO quicken
tue eggs, but not enough TO advance them
10 an Injurious state before the hard fros,s
commence, wb:eh viii destroy them easily,
after being quic' med. The general rule,
however, as TO the iiine oil sowing, must be
regulated by the latitude of the place, SO as
10 avoid the extremes Of early and late, IN
reference 10 that latitude. Aud, after all,
the rule and the reasons above assigned for
il, wilI be subject 10 infringement and ex
cepiions, owing to the difference Of the wea.
Their in different auiumnal seasons.
Cold Winters ,cith l.Hle Saor.-Fiiy
wears ago, before the iuroads 81 the llessian
ily, the farmers were delighted to see their
fields covered with snow during the winter,
as protection TO the growing crops. Not
so now. Our hes, wheat crops follow win
tiers, in which the SHOWS are ltghi, and the
a:ouud generally bare or neatly so, and
bard frozen. SO that little Of green appears
in the wheat fields, and then they are not
troubled by the Gy IN the spring. have
observed this for thirty years. The rea
sou, presume, is tina; the eggs OF the fly
aud ether insects, III their unprotected
state, ore destroyed by the severe frosts
whereas, this effect is prevented when the
ground is deeply covered With lasting SHOWS,
Lawler llheGt.--This wheat, speci
men Of the white, was recommended 10 me
as fy proof cultivated some small lots.
| procured soGie and sowed ii about twenty
years ago. About the first Of May
thought it was falling, the two ground blades
having become yellow. They soon died
away. Herein supposed was its fly proof
virtue. The leaves that protected the
eggs, dried away before the lar,;r we're on
arged aud thus they porished. Such kinds
OF wheat may, therefore, be less subject ,c
injury from tie fly than those, the GROUND
leaves of which remain longer green, suct
as the red chat bearded.
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William, Magyar ~ go.
Typc a. stcrcotypc Foundry,


IA Faltoa, CoTaer Of Gold Street N. iOrs.
gEyElE Subscribers take THE method Of apnounc
IL ing 10 their friends aud The public generally,
that, having purchased the extensive and well
known TYPE FOUNDRY, formerly owned By
Mossrs. Conner and Cooke. they have remosed
the same 10 their present central ponltion. ilas
ing made extensive reyisions, additions, and slicr-
atoms, they are now prepared TO execute orders Of
any magnitude they may he favored Vita, with
prompiuess, and on as favorable terms AZ any
other Foundry Ia Amercs. To their new Spc-
cimen Book. which has been recently cxltnsnelY
circulated, they would respectfully refer.
All articles manufactured by them shal! be Of a
material equal, if no, superior to any msHuaciur.
I'd in this country--and undergo thorough eK.
animation as 20 appearance, ranging. dressing,
and properly asserting. All sfioles exhibited 10
the Specimen Book, formerly Issued by Connor
aud Cooke together with sorts 70 Fonts sod by
them, can now b furnished flom this Foundry
without delay, " .th many since added
WILLIAM HAGAR & CO. ave agents for the
sale Of the Napier, Vasbing,on, ara Smith Press.
es, which, together with Chascs, Cases, C1mpos.
ing Stieks, Furniture Ink, and every erticle used
in The printing business, viii be KEEP, on hstd and
furnished at manufacturer prices.
n D.--No machine cast Type manufactured at
this Foundry.
New York, February a5, 1871.
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THANK OFFERING

Ia every place, in every hour,
Whats'er my maynard lot may be
Ia JOY or grief. in sun or shower,
Father and Lard turn 10 Thee.
Thee, when the incense breathing flowers,
Pour forth their worship OF the spring,
With the glad tenants OF The bowers
=. My trembling accents strive to sing.
Thee, when upon the frozen strand
Winter begirt with storms deseends;
Thee, Lord | hail, " hose gracious hand
Ger all guardian care extends.
Thee, when the golden haryests yield
Their treasures 10 increase ouF store,
Thee, when through ether's gloomy feld
The lightuing's flash, the thunders roar.
Thee, when aibvart The azure sky
The starry hosts their msges lead,
And when thou sheddest from on high
The dewdrops on tbs foWogy mead;
Thee. when M cup Of bliss e'erlows-
Thee, when my hearts best Joys are fled
Thee, when nv breast exultiag giows-
Thee, while bend beside the dead
Alike in Joy and in distress,
Oh J! let me trace thy hand Ciyine;
Righteous in chast'nins. prompt TO bless,
Still Father may Thy will be done
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PROSPECTUS
Oh
THE TOUN'EAESETIR.

va ME Subscriber believing TIA, the ufge sad
"A intelligent portion OF North Carollta eG-
bficcd in the 18th Congressional District, cafaeas-
Is Of the counties Of Itede'l Surty, Wises. A-be,
ADD part Of Caldwell, is in need af newspspst.
and Is fully competent 70 is sepputt-propo-es 10
publish 10 the town Of Wilkesb0roueh a wee N
paper under The above tile. While every other
District in the State has Withia il two m more
such organs Of information, tho Thirteenth il en-.
tiFely Destitute, and dependant on tho olherf.-
Why is this 50 Surely, not becauss DE people
are not aJle and tsii!iHg 10 support enc II mnst
Be because fair trial Ma never btnn made. The
subscriber expects 10 nuke this iFiai, aud unhosi.
tltlugiy throws himself 0pOn he sritit and ilbcr.
sity Of tue Five Thousand WLigg Of the Datiici
tor support.
During the late contest COR ,ho Presidency. The
Subscriber lent his humble aid 10 elevate Gen
Harrison and no viii continue 10 advocate tho
peculiar teneis Of the Wing party More the Il
raiis OF pFospectus will not permit him 10 say
Ia politics The paper will DC temperate frm
Il will lca:lcssly discusa oil Questions brought be-
tore the peoP!e--cnhdemning measures which il
may deem creng, and approving such as may ap.
pear night, regardless Of party considerations.
Although the Nountaineer viii bear character
strictly political portion Of iis c1lunns III 3,
before tho Earmors--a feature which must render
the publication more acceptable. To " the bone
and sInew Of the country" the subscriber looks
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