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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

INDEPENDENCE AT BOSTON Yesterday
was such day as Boston never before snw Thou.
sands upon ihDu-ands ofculd waller men and chi
dcn marched through on Streets from old Fanueil
l'l 10 The Common, where. on sttrinrs erected Tor
The purpose, addresses were made by John Hawkins
and Others. a part then filed ofI and went fo Cbel
sea. where collation. WIS pr0sided iOr 200 pcrspps
who roropk of %, ard many addresses and scnf.
men's followed. The returned lnI other rernbor,
'i lHe Washington srcicty accepted an invitation
from ChlTIcsioNu, nal under he shade or the Nor.
nmeni, on Buukors I'LL. were addressed by Hawk
lls and others uhilcihe Boston Buss Band orcp
ped iIc Top 0i he Monument and PLAYED Nst,op,I
1rs Ivory hing in and about flfe city appeared
Hho one rfcg, Temperance Jubilee. ahsorLipg
Ho thoughts " thc thousands ofspociaiors " no lined
NE srocis and he windows as tbo procestrop las.
sed along. with banners displayed % The mu-ir Of
snnI excellent bands when the ssosiaiors s,oy /
many, oucodrVrst Cd drunknfds marching with head
.i''' and hrn step rndcr The only true Temperance
h'nne f--'ihe o't nakeu bucket that hung in the
we'll They smDu upon their breasts and retired ~
''ndcf oI siraugc things which have rome 70 psss
% these duys.-Joar. Of Con. corrcsp5Hdslss 9f che
jH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
rPAstAN WINDS I'll, So. o,.... y, i,

tPASfAN wfNDS-The Now ORLEANS AJ,,,
User n The 25h uL s1ys-for The lat five d,ys a.,
have heen suffering under The blast Of The upas,,
winds They bring death on their wing, All -.
from the north rast The sky b. clear. hl,. ~,
hafd assteoi. tie sun shines with bnrpiov c-, by.
ihe winds dry 40 ihe skin. pcnt up aro Tho he'd. ~
ne body. md som The wayrlrer feels ne u,,,.t A.
bad been bcaicni his eyes become ina,maJ 80 j.
general las'tude pervldcs the whole system -.
panied by loss II appetite and indfsp,si,,,, =, y.
bon. These Jpasian winds IRE me f,-e,r.,,.. 80
.rdenic disease They prepare me way and /,
hey ore not shortly driven back by The sourb y,,.
be pes'ilen'e vii be IN Tho md-i 81 u. before -,
rsa am Of o. "'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
SQUEEZING-

ET REQUEST or LADY1
How different the beaux lave crown.
In fact they're perfect cllurls;
Such perfect GOODNESS now Is shown.
They never squeeze lhe girls.
But females have devised plan.
In lieu Of these cold elves:
They now % shame upon you mani
With corseiis squeeze themselves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

GRATIFYING FACT.-The PniladeIphin L.
dger remarks that while other cities are recor,lina
host oil accidents and personal injuries which occur
ed on the 18th, tiefe single instance i'm tim
city or vicinity of causay or sufficient Importance
TO notice. though The ceebtiliun univ ersally par
iicipaied m. his fact tells well fIr the tcmncraro
and prudent manner ia which The Anniversary WAS
eniOYed.---Snn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

W. lrtu Nilta passenger iu IRE evening train Of
rar 1lyetirrIEy. from Phiidelphia. igr h.s own A.
musruout missed fbs baiy bYlf shat connected u..
tram aud .af t1o rlrs viii, their passengers o. take
heir quiet ro.i on rr rood ubte fte lgr1moii,e pr
rccdod two or 'h-ee miller ~ her fapid i1pr1ey be-
fore fHe 1f'ur pa' discovered rrre f1dr,tJu,I So.
brought before Wo proper aufhaurc- end r5a.ryiy
.ea'f VIII 11d gerber. u Hlsm..7H.s will ..se Je4,
er r.r whistle lIF E.J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

THE ARRAY AT DUBUQUE We mention.
ed M our last. that nan had recently been shot at
Dubuque. We have since learned that his name
was Story, and was shot by AIr James Tanning un.
der circumstances nearly as follows A young wo.
man was living NJ Fanning's house, win m a man Of
the name of PaIiersoa wished toseducc away Fan
ning' II seems, at her request promised To pro-
ieci her. Patterson had made su at empt TO obtain
her, had been frustrated by Tanning, had threatened
Fannings life for which. and on the complaint OF
whom. he was nraigned before the proper court
In The meantime Story had been employed by
Patterson. 10 go To Fanning's house while he was ID
sent at The trial, abducIIhe girl hurry her into
booi' and be 81 out Of the reach Of Fanning before
aisco' cry. The first part Of the plan succeeded,
and Story had got the woman into the skill lie
was met on the shore by Fanning who ordered him
to desisi Story upon This. leveed a double-barrel-
led pisol al him, which n person near by knocked
down. and The charge entered Fanning's foot =
then fred aud missed Story. The cap of SIS second
pistol exploded. Tanning then shot him through
The heart Patterson, we learn has been bound
over to keep The peace in the suin Of S. OOG Pub
lic OPINION we believe. atac hes no blame TO Fan
ning who has been considered Ieaceabc, quiet
citizen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

ROBBERS.-A dnsperatc attempt was made on
"Wednesday night TO force the safe nf the Globe
Is INK, No. p. Stale street. Boston. Tho rooms OF
the bank are IA the second story. The robbers en-.
tered. probably. through Window ia the lower part
Of the building and gained access To the safe by cut
Ting out part OF the sash Of large circular window
on the stairs. The safe was secured by two iron
doors ihree padlJcks of peculiar Construction i'm
porled from England expressly from this bank. and
four large locks. of the most approved construction
The robbers succeeded IA cutling oil the head bolt
Of the first paddock, and lhero stopped. Whether
they were unablc to open the locks. or were fright
encd from The work. docs not appear.
ASNurnER.-An aucTapi was made 10 enter the
bink IN Gloucester during tho rain storm on Tues
day night by removing The panels Of the lour. The
rogue was frightened from his work by person in
the house ado g. who, hearing the noise threw
open blind 10 ascertain the cause.
AGny-Thc counting room Of Tho Salisbury
Manufacturing Company was entered on Wedncs-
day night by some burglar or burglars. AID sirieeH
NonsnHddoliars 0bsfcaciei from he sqIci Five hun.
dred dollars reward Is offered Tor the recovery of
the money.
WIN you pay me my bill, sir1" said tailor IN
Charities street. 10 waggish fellow who had got in.
10 hfn about feet
do you owe any body any Ihins sirg" asked the
wag.
NO SIR, said he tailor.
Then You Gun afford to wail'' ami hc walked on
day or two afterwards The tailor called again
Our wag not az biz wits end vet; so turning 10,
"'s ,icd'''r he says Are you In debt 10 any bodyy
yes SIR says The tailor
We'll Why don't you pay p
"Bccause I can't get the money"
"Ihh's Just my case. sir. an Glad 10 ace Won
can appreciate my cOnditiOn-give Us your hand
" o. paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

80 Ind .1u named TommyInfni. kiIfedhs clrav
ne'r Carthage. on FRIDAY evening LAT. by he,irg
"'' WIZ hoop pole aui breakraz1 viu-key iuy
.''f 1'I hrll. The brute was committed Er ,fisi
is e'n'''Hn 700 signs oi i.1r 1g 90 toe consequence.
"H . rs-hr1. .7'u r.f .rf.Fs..r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

CAPT. GORIIAM-Fh,s individual puhliahes
the Portland Advertiser. an article dcHin. ia
toto The truth Of the charges that have been made
IN regard 10 his character previous Ia his Layirt
command Of The ship Charles. and appeals io Tho
public to say. Ilit be refinement in cr,eltv uotv
To make such sweeping accusaiiun of piracy and
murder against one who has been visited by lnisG,,.
tine, aud whose hopes have been blasted by an Oo,
inpatient handl
Alter publishing the letters Of the agcnts Of the
Insurance Company aud The underwriters ~ Tho
brig SaSin Elizabeth justiying his curse in rcgatd
h the luss of that vessel he siaes ihit he has Inns
adNerted 10 all The libe!loss clarrcs made nrIin.t
him' for the purpose splry of inIucing The public
not To preJndec his cause and thus complete the ru.
va "i man. who lac trusts To show. by legal iuvos.
IgaIion, has been only unfortunate ExemDrior,
from error lac docs not calm-lhaI he may have done
wrong he will NOT now deny. for who Ia, eth and
snnelh OF But IhIi he is not the wretch that A.,
Is charg' d M those publications of being lac hopes
{" prove To the world when he meets his accusers in
court Of juslice-N. y. Sur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF BRITISH POWER
IL never rams but ii pours. The British lion 49,
goohling uP every thing. right and left. China -
conqnered.-or about 20 be-if John Boil is not SAD.
Iy M the wrSng boH-and now II seems lac Is nbsut
To clap his huge paw on the Land of the Mosquitoes
,n's mus ne sinaring Intelligence TO some folks
We take the following statement from Tho N.y O,.
leans Bee
L'gdey.--The King Of tho Mosquitoes. chief
OF tribe OF Indians who inhabu part of the prov
nee OF Honduras Central Amerca) prryio,s To- his
decease made will. by which he declared Qroco
Victoria his sole heiress and conferred o her line
rights ne himself pdasesssd 10 ,he sovereignty of
The country.
We Lave strong misgivinsa that The Qnccn's new
subjects. the Mosquitoes, will prove somewhat tirL
li'h IN the management. especially about midsurn.
mer-Bosfoa Courier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

THE Cu>ys Ctsr- The case Of C,rf5rs p,,p..
rs ihr wife Of Gen Cli1eser TIC rcroverygs certain
properly portion of ric estate Of fIe late Daniel
I1fsc, hls been decided Boz ilyor Of the defendant
~ i'e frmsf trial. ihc jury could no, s1fes pr
,frfftf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

<ULY Is. 1871.

We want the ,-olfWiio pay our PsiiScr psPcT
makers. and other contingent eNpenSes') and as
-Julv'is the sciiiug month r:,T many 6 iriei'ds
will ubIise'-s very much by aiding us Without de-
lay with their snae amounts. Those 10 the country
mud distant towns and cities can rVuit rs postage
Tree ihruugh The Posimasicrs who authorized by
law frank letter, containing remilIanccs for ne
VapCrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

HoRRIBLE. HoRRiBLEn Musr HoRRInf E,,.-IVs
have a tale ID tell which will c-rry terror Io he
heart Of the citizen Richie. We doubt no, that n
will cause his tongue TO cleve 10 the roof Of his
mouth and his hair to stand up stiff rs rorcu, NJ
qnlis 1t Is monsirous altar drealiuly sho king
most horrible To think OF We shndder as we wfiir.
but the tale musih told. u may he the means 81
saving the liberties Of The couniry then at IL we
Here II is We lcern upon good auihiriv that s,,n
after Mr. John Tyler Ionk possession of ih, Whts
House he discharged all the French COOKS: AMI that
It has been his daily hahi. throughout the Spring T.,
dine upon hog jo'ri and tarnp saio! Here Is treason
Tor YOU which viii mlse The blood orevcry free.
man boil Here is mSnsirous Outrage. unaulhoizcd
hY the const tuition. aud in direct conflict with The
rvcrmemorabe Rcp,r & resolutions of Us 4, %
VIII ib' freomen of the country submit To g Never
Neyer L" the polls llen: Io The Poils,To arms r.,
arms To arms. and save The citadel. If you cam
Charlottesville Ia.) Aduooaie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
TwENTY-sEvENTu CONGRESS.
SArURrAS, July 10. 1871.
SENATE.
FIRST SESSION

The President land 'hetire tho Senate n message
rom The President of the United States relative TO
onr afiIirs with Mexico. Referred to committee ON
foreign rclai ms.
MIR Preston presented n memorial from citizens of
New York. praying for bankrupt law.
Mr. TallmadGe presented sminr memorials
Mr. Woodbridge presented memorial IN favor of
a national hank.
The Scaaie then proceeded with Mr. Buchanan
resolution.
MIR Linn had tho floor until the close of the NOR
niug hour. when the bank bill WAS taken up
MIR Woodbury. moved 10 amend by Inserting a
clause preventing directors or Stockholders ilnu
making donations. winch. GA motion OF Mr. Clay
was amended so TO forbid them from making DO
nations in officers, and carried. Oihcr amcnitncnr
were offered and lost, until ihe Senate went ant,
executive sessiun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

DliS E'-lihose indebted o. tho llic frf9 Of
- Reilly, Or iho subscriber hv n1tr or
h''h a'c'1nl vii please cell p1d settle the sam,
before lho Ores M1n8sy M Ags add ave cost
J1N ~ lDS REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
sIs3oI,il9
100000
Making the sum of


This will he diminished ar increased exactly
as the revenue which may have been received be-
tween Ihe Alb March aud 81 ST December shall be
greater or less Than the amount estimated. Now,
VIA iever portion Of ths may be required 10 be met
during the year 1911 can only he met by borrow
ing money or delcrrIs payments ny means Of Trea
curry Lotcs.
The appropriations which may be male nj the
extra SESSION not included ia the foregoing
statement, hut must he AL led 10 make the true az
gregate for the entire year
As 10 the choice Df modes for Supplying This de
fciency, (between Temporary Notes and Temps
rnry Ioan) il strikes us with wonder that there
should be any difference of opinion. a Treasury
note Is mnch evidence Of public debt n cerlii-
cate Of Government stock for the amount; aud
the idea Of rcsOiting 10 Treasury Notes ih avoid
Pdble Debt is about rational rs that Of taking
7 'isOn To escape a natuful death. Whhi would be
thought Of The wisdom OF any man in priva'e
il e who, having occasion for money for a term Of
eight years, mud being able 10 borrow il for that
term a low of interest shout prefer borrowing
notes, knowing thai nj the cad of the year he would
have no means Of meeting those engagements but by
issuing another batch of promissOfy hocs, to c
again renewed a. the en OF the next and successive
years..
Analogous to such conduct world be that Of n
Government, with ascerIained deficit in The
Treasury. supplying il by resort TO such mere ex-
redienis. la that light at least the matter has al.
ways appeared To
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
TIE rlNANc1,1- n11rsrrn,,

Ii seems To US some shat surprising that mere
should be such diversity of opinion nS to
the true condition. of the treasury. when that cond
lioa is susceptible Of such easy illustration as the
following:
The amount Of treasury noies unredeemcd by set
Element oi accOuuts.N therefore Outsiand ing (dsbD
ON Est January. 1871. was s496e sic
The amount of outstanding ahpf51ria-
tons (t'abGties) on Is: January. 1871.
was lasO6255
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
COUNTRY PRonr.1r

ME subscriber hay.ng located L;,,..tr
Il Wheeling, Va. is purchasing country r,r,,,,..,
calculated for the Eastern Mlrkeiy ''''o'
Personal and Real Estate in ahJ about Wbeer;o.
will be disposed Of for Cheslpcak and o,,,,
scrip, at n liberal discount. o"''nl
July IL II Al u,,,so,.
cincinnati Oaze''e copy anil charge rhis Office et
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

"a OTICE.-Thc sullsrrIber &C. -
- nsa general accountant md III, a.. ''' 7.
and adjustment oi Books aDI ar,oan,s tg. g.i
s" prepare deeds, ogrcemcnis gIesd.Bsz q q or 60
any law rapen Thar may br vs1,e.I wy
HppI,'''on io De Iuude i.1r be pge-cril l, tb. ,r
"ce o' Henry Moore Esq of Monroe .frs,f
i'' ~ TN CtIAS r. STRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
MEncnAvrs avn M--1,---- -,
nh.ri'nc Jolly ~. 1871. {

We directors Of this Bank have 10 day declared
D''l'eIu ~ 'hfee per cent payable 10 The Sipcl
@0sh Hs'' BRADY. Cashier.
Stockholders residing IN PHILADELPHIA viii bc, ,,i
~ ihe t1unefs md Mechanics Bank ln Ntf,f,g,l.,
and Harrison counties AZ iio OHcc co. Morrsp,a.,o
IulR ~ - 5I---o.,u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

Many persons have supposed that the Roanoke
appended To Mr. Rlhdoiph's signature was the Roam
BIKE river II is. howevcr, the namo ola small creek
which runs through his plantation; which plantation
les several miles above Tho junction OF the Dan
Ind Siaunlon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

EPbN TO PRESSLY on BAPTISM nc.
~ y ply 2" Lectures on ihe Nature. subjects. ,rJ
mode OF Christian Baptism. hy John n rrrs.iy ID f.
ny San"el Williams. Pastor me Bipirs cb1rrI, of
fnisb1rsh lusi Published nud for sale 90
JAS A fNCRANS.
InN ID No IJ1 M.. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

slY.273.Osl
l9.Tl9.095
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
HOUSE OF REPREsENTirIvEs.

The House was engaged n the discussion oi
tloyds resolution and The loan bill, until II adour.
ned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

Most Of he o'her vsgshbes ar- I'D by the
'.'' Z" D. ..n'Hnrz fsm fe f3 .fss.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

The amount of outstanding ahpf51ria-
was 1880
The actual amount of debt and liza
b'liiies on 81 January. 1871. was SiY.27
The amount OF appropriations Of all
kinds made nj the last session ~
the twenty SIKH Congress for the
seryice Of the year 1911 was 1911
The actual ompuni of debt and La
bilIlirs between 1t January and
4rh March. ISL. was 5000
/ The amount of revenue received be-
! tween lsi January and 9Th March.
lSll, Incuding the balance IN the
/ Treasury un Isl january. lSll.as
appears by the Treasury Report IL
81 June, aud including alSi an a.
mount received from the Bank of
the United States, was 80.
Which. deducted, leaves tho amount
OF debt and Liabilities on 4ih March
1871 800
This amnunt i, charceable upon rev.
cnue accruiug and tn be received
aicr 4h March, ISL; Of which ii
l. estimated there will be received
between Alb March aud the end rr
the year, (per Treasury Rcpor,) JAG
d Which, deducted. leaves the probable
G amonn, o! debt aud Liabilities Oh lSt
: January, 1912 SIS:
D To which should be added for inter
. est on Treasury notes redeemed
u drrlns the year, probably
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

THIS mixture applied in a liquid stale. falls n,
once within the smallest markings aud, speedily
becoming solid. takes an impression OF the obecI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

VIE TRIAL OF BRADDEE. The p,c,, M,
S,nOe'' just received and Tor sale Nv
w" 80 JAS A INGRAM
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

then starting up, rushed away without dsr''s !"
look upon her again: and mounting MS nor
speedily out OF sight. ,.d,.d,.
wiping her eyes with a corner OF ne, ail9H,
.os he moor vounc creature deserted, and fading
Ike bliehted flower. She was always delicate
f,;rv. with bright blue eyes and cheeks tan as
inc ,ybite rose She socn ceased to interest her-
elf in the affair, OF the house, but would Ill Tor
hour. lis;e;s a; the door, or wander away through
the woods bv herself Nsy. she would sometime.
re from her bed 70 walk cut; and would be very
angry when her father opposed her n doisg-
The good dame paused space. ielt - much
in,eres, in her narration that deferred my jeur
nev TIL heard the conclusion o. h.r story.
roor Alice was drowned In the stream oae night
hat sic had gone out without her ia-aers know
ledge. Ire Old man Kept his No to himself. and
refused to accep; the bounty Of bis seigh5ofs.-
His chief pleasure was 10 Wit her era'e, winch
they dug ms request, =, the top OF the hiil.
Ii Wa. but few months at er her dea:n That
stranger passed through the valley on horseback
He wa, earnest in hi. inquiries after the old man
and his daughter. 1t va, the Phi adel phlan Off
coy whose lie they had savrd; ne was dressed n
deep mourning and had widowes, weeds on hi,
hat. Who can describe his emotions ~ncn he
found. instead of the lovely young BRIDE ne came
to eek. her frcshy--oddcn grave, Her father
grief had reduced him 20 a state Of hepessne7s
almost Of idiotcy He was no longer able 10 pr
vide himself with daily bread. The stranger built
himself lude cell close by, rooted it with logs
and earth. AID dwell, there alone, providing So
cretly for the wants OF The 5ereaved father, who in
in, mental imbeciljty never thought Of asking
whence came the plentiful provisions that every
day Appeared in his hat. or VIVA had red the ser
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

each end and boil-d III --sinous comeoou watch
csss yers durable and free from AL the objections
charged ..Gd ppe- being IsJurious 70 h-a.
TIE svanta-e. peculiar 10 them -s2rs-s, tu-a
by, OF operation. and security against frost; taey
l'o zht ans portable, and easily Put Up rezso7eG
Tse universal celebrity which thee Pump have OBJ
t-rsd acre they bes; kuoSE. together wth ouc
rercac, hch lie subscriber Ass had N the ba,a---
makes him conEden: Of giving entire sasfacoa 10 every
3G-cas-er.
All orders for Wei or Citern P4mp- .houid sive &C
curs,e measures OF ;he fro the Top of he platform
TIC bottom. TIA: the leRgih may be fSfned suitably
- the shop.
Persons bsild;ng new c.;crr. and design'ns 20 p,c
,hese Pumps them. need incur IA- expense OF
curb above platform, the Pump s-zinst
frost without il.
A. caution regard 10 other kind. OF Pumps il c--
crls;iou which have not nv label upon -n. pipe
I'D =ooG-n parts Of which being made Of rht,e-c0oG
and OF them of cucumber good deem ii proper 10
ay thar ali ae wooden pipe OF M manufacture select
I'd fro=7 the best Of ,che pne seGr H4 FREE from sap
and beng boiled and well saturated a coRpo
siiion. + rarrancd n every rsspect superior aree
Ia foio@ing persons agents for the sale Of ny
TuaiPs- ard have al all times supply on hand
Hsssls. Osborn Little, Hardware Dealers, g Fulton
IT, ~ !; Nj James ). Gould, 365 south Market st.. Al
hsny; Dir. Il l. Ward. Schenectady ~.
Troy, Jsly 49, 80 : HwARREN
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

= COMPANION COOK STONt-lh- improved
S'ovc demands the OF those that ere III want OF
GOOD article II has been during the lHst season
with cAtirc success. hch time the su5scrlbcr nae
made several improvements.
The encouragement, 1t received and the entire salts
faction II ha gwen l. us guarantee that the Kitchen
Companion Cook Stove has cdcd preference Over all
Others Its utility and economy consists IN IT. accunr
construction The fire pllcc i made small ard the oven
large. which gives decccd advantage IN AL culinary
purposes.
1t /. UNNECESSARY to all the ie.i ~ eS2i-
anton every one will judge for himself
These of Sto'cs are invited :" cnll 1t TO ~
i;rauast opposite Essex Market urt lork at tho stock,
acfirc purchasing look he -Four Boiler kit b"n
Compare Will s,tisf tho most scruGuicuS that this
has equal Al early call Is socitcd, purcia-
be Accommodated Sih letter fixtures now, tins.
When compelled - hurry them.
TIE sNberter iii eEdsavcT 10 kcep su?rly tbs sea
that there = II We dls prominent the
at year. Likewise .psri ID assorme Of Stoys for
hall. p=r"rs Offices, &c
Uulorbi,rs eel br5lc SGmm~r Owns cor-'rutiy or
Sand JOSHUA UNDERiiiL
~ ?meod a37 Grna-,t. opposite ,.cv Market