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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21
TO THE DEAD.
~ ; c. BRAIsARp.

~ . bkAlfAkD.
How many now are dead 10 mo
Who live 20 others yet!
How many are alive To the
Who crumble Ia the dust. nor see
That %sickning, sinking look which We
Till dead can no'er forget.
Beyond tho blue seas, far away,
AiJst wrelchedly alone.
One died IN prison-lar uwsy,
Where stone on Stone shut out the dow,
Aud never hope nor comforts ray
In his long dungeon shono.
Dead 10 the world alive 20 me.
Though months and years have passed.
III a lone hour hrs sight 90 mo
CUIae The the hum Of some wild bee.
And ihen his form and face I see.
As when ! saw him last
And ono with a bright lip, and cheek,
Ard eve is dead Ia me.
How pale The bloom Of his smooth cheek
lie up was cO.d-it would not speak;
His heart was dead, for 10 dad not break,
And hs eye. for II did no; see.
Then for he living be The tomb.
And ior the lead the smile;
Enrravc Oblivion on The tomb
90 pn'-Iess lite and deadly bloom;
DIN O. thc g'iIe-Jut bright the gloom
Around the funeral pile.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21
From he Neu YORK Journal Of Commerce.

ITEMS OF NEWS FROM CHNA-We have
Canton papers % the lsI Of Augusi, and BJmbay 10 The
Jlst otOctObCr. Thc dates arc no il.er Than taOss ro.
eeived througi the English papers by the laio urriy.
ais but wo mud a few paragraphs which Oppeur to be
worth copying
The capture Of Ckusaa being accomplished, Capt.
blot attempted 10 get a communication forward Io
The Emperor, through the Mlndarius of Ming 20. but
II was respectfully returned. lie then determined 10
starr Ia The Wellosly for Pekin river. whence his
communication would 10 sent 10 Pckin, D. c. Il no
could get Il forwari. Ning-po, by the last accounts.
was blockaded. and another squadron had gone to
blockade the HangIac-kiaug, leading to Canton,
Doubts arc expressed a. ~ the value OF tue aequisi
ton obtained in the capture OF Chusan, the Inhabitants
OF which IN general, are stated % DO misorably poor,
and every hing OF The smallest possible scale" Tho
only Town Of my importance on the island u Ting-hac,
aid the population 81 the whJlc group is cstim1tod
not 10 exceed 10000. The excuses II le soldicry
bad caused mpsl Of th. inhabitants % leave tho city.
uHl many OF Them had qJ,t the island Bugudicr
Eufscii Is appointed Governor Of the new possession
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21
THE BRITISH TROOPS AT MApAwAsKA

THE BRITISH TROOPS At MADAwAsKA.
The following article. which we copy from the
Montreal Gazette Oflasi Tuesday, needs no comment.
Il speaks for itself:
w understand that Ills EIeellency. tho Goyernor
General has most ornphatically declared that he will
not remove any Of The troops recently sent by his or.
ders 10 the Mndawaska territory. and that be cousi.
ders Sr John Harvey too courteous by a great deaf.
~ notifying tho brargadocio Governor Of Maine that
a detachment Of British troops had takon 40 a posi-.
lion. THIS augurs well, for his Etcollency must have
had positive Instruclions from the Imperial Govern.
msni' that the territory must be- kept, and the report Of
Mcssrs. Feathersionhaugh md Nudge aeted on. or bs
would not have taken 50 bold a stand
Capt Miller LET town yesterday with Dispatches
10 His ETcelloncy Sir John Harvey Tbis detachment
81 troops has been sent Cor the purpose Of aiding the
Civil Magistrates in The execution Of The lava of he
Province. aud protecting The rights Of Her Majesty.
subjects. SIR John stated 10 Governor Fairfield. fb,t
he had not any thing 20 Do with tho matter. and that
he bad advised The Governor General 90 order tho
Withdrawal u The troops, and substitute on armed
eivd posse. rs amply sufficient ior al the puro,.es Tor
which the troops was intended. This, a. we soid n
hove, Tie EEoelloncy has declared his Discriminate,
not iodo, and when once he says he will or will not
do ~ and 30. our readers may rest assured he will
stick 10 d."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

a learned clergyman Boo M1fne, was arc1sfe5 In ne
following manner ~ on IlIferts preacher who des.
pissed cIu,auon. "Sir you h1yo been 10 college. ! sup.
rp-ci' "ics, sir" was iae reply. II am thankful. =
reiJiucd da i1Tmrr. that the Lrj has 0poRed my
mDuUI To- preach sirIoutlsarlug" a similar event.
replied the lHue5. look place in Balaams time. but
such things arc oi rlrs occurrence ho present day =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

snd sirilos' Are We. IN n party. n prove III. truth Of
the charge made hy tho oIplsiiJn. that wc are -
greedy for The "sPo.l.' that We will worry end tour
Such uller
Wyoming" Is mistaken when he declares Ihat
whatever popularity Mr. Stephens ever had. has long
since dIsuTps"red' iirs name MdllonE u, q n the To-
memkrance octhousauds Of hs+silow citizens. tor h,
mighty efforts in favor OF general cdrraiiun; aud such
snc'rs at such a man only tend 10 bang hn friends
c.oser around him. a ~ make them watch with M
over Jeale = eve, perhaps. the source from whence
shey csine.--HgHnagfon jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

LorIsA-YcrerJsy morning Mr. Crol,hfsld
moved hat the H1uso aiJ1Uu i1 Usr' today ui I'D
o'eiork. 6r ne purr0se of d'srs'en"t ts coEi'-ie1
]pioeiinn fUn hire C1uny-ns'rcr was no representa-.
tive on he aoor This suggesuor aroused Con. Az.
eusios Auroiius and converted H.m INFO q peTieeihuf
,icsne Ef ten minutes Thwrler aud lightning aad
wind ,5maiohi when he Storm blew oger The m'.
lion Of Rtr C,u,ohGsld was agreed o-tho L9c's 70.
usz sea1.i IS lloogh ihey would delay the ac''0n
,ru- rirs-s. or a Hs,f 5sspair cl,rh % any thing o.
sieve r. .e.n .alr. r-oif sHsoor5r.
Eltm.af VIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

sovEs RhroRNrLLA-The Brigaad, Act II. Sc 2
Gentle z.Ie.Ia. whittier awayP
Loves uiomsila, list while I piay.'
"N0-i have lingord too long on the road.
Might o. adyancing-Ihc brigand's sbroad.
Lonely zi'clia hath TOO mech to fear
Loves uiomoila she may not hear"
Charming zitcia. why sh0ulisi thou care
Night o. NOT darker thau 10y "a ven hair
And those bright eyes. if Inc bfigand should ace
Thou au the rObbcr-fhe captive IL he.
Gentle ziteil. b1nish ihy fear,
Loves rtJusia tory and hear"
simple zicllai bewarc; an. beware.
Lasi ye no dnfy. grant yo no prayer
To your light BOLSTER lev terror add wings.
Ts Massaroni himself Who nov sings,
"Gonte zitola, habish lby fear.
Loves utyfpola terry and hear"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

A. AvTUL F0EBoDING.-Two associates snd boon
c8upIu.Ons metYn Tie street yesterday and alter oK.
changing the usual c~iyhues, wishing each oihor n
happy Now Year" SC, one ct Them noticed a set
tied 81 ON npDu the others cOJntenlcee.
You 49, sad, my dear fellow: what's the mauoi %
sad hc 6hsr friend.
"Jfim upt raDi." 1I ilC oihrr
"N1iolEh' should think s5 by your locks Bot
what sliouy idea has got into your head q"
'NIy. She fact b., This Is Ihe commencement of a
uow yraG. auI Im bothered 10 know AJw ne goiug
% result. ~ o. Pee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

L1ra and E7ufy@Pmy NY lord" said n gentle
man To o late respected md rather whimsical Judge.
what 8 ihc distinction between law aud cquiiy -
very lille w the end replied hs iordshiW they
only diicf 80 ar as time % concerned. At common
low you IRE dome for If once; m equity y0u uo not
- easily disrOsed Of Tho nrm,E B. a bullet. which
ts instaniancously and m.si chantobly 81 Give, the
latter is IN anglers hsslk. which plays with BE virfim
before IL kls D.. The one > prussie acid. and he ollie
laudanun"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

NOETHCAIOLlNA LEGlSLATURR.--Tho L.s.
isla,uro of North Carolina adjourned sias die on Mon.
day last. after a session Of fhyssven days. The Ra
leigh Register says:---.
L. The las, throcs oftho Legislature; in tho very az
ony Uf death, ~ It werc--.a reluctant as,cuI was, CIV.
cG 90 the bill for the relief of The Raleigh md Castor
ltail Road, he provision of which, however. nre SO re.
sIriciiNc- that We cunnot undertake to say. whether OF
mol II viii be accepted 10y the Slockhgldsn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

The lsrsrs by The overland msil from India had
not reached Liverpool ON we 12m ut. o. We lssIa
from a lsiisr received in t1is city from Msssrs. Barring
Bwtlen GO. Ghc news puoIshcd iu London on ths
sh. 20 will b0 rsc1Ilect q. was beughi from M1psil.
les b. government express.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21
Tor rur rfMrs

Mr. wharoa-Ii being generally understood tina,
our present delegate 90 'as Legislature of Virginia
will not oEscutar1rU o. lc . candidate tor r-olecuou,
ne would refpcCluIy T-1pogo 90 The ei.zeus 81 The
county SAMUEL sTblCg, Ia. OF W~a,,ius al @
can diJaio fT tIo scc' Of the $ frug election
SHORT GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

Ma. WHAErOS-Ai a meeting held this evening,
The i5ih INST IN the Fourth Ward, the following per.
sons -ere nominated as lie mJsi suIlshle To represent
us n ths WaTa-persous that know our wants aud
spa-riGgs.
For Niuyor-Cnl GEO DUTY
For Couscl-IOS. CHAPLINE.
Or TANNER.
HENRY HELM.
SAMUEL NEEL.
Ply Tho rolGes,Cr MANY CITIZENS.
wheeling. Jan. lS.h. 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

A mtrriod lady who was IN the habit ofspendinz
most Of her lime IN The society of her nsigh5on. hap
pencd one day n be taken suddenly il. and sent her
husband in great haste for physician. The husband
ran = shoH distance. but snon returned. rclaining.
w dssr whsSe saltl 7 fni y3g when Z got back"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

4 tavern keeper in Illinois odver,i'ea n young law.
yer VITO hos len n, house without paying his bill, IN
der The following express We cgPtom
"Aael sstulnudo damnumet SWarwouiandihus %
tuESi'u. uun eat ,n,cutus al hh.tum sgagu gusIsm non
cymCathus a. swamTo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

The p~ro-empiion question j. now N ljes party gees.
ton in tho Senate Of Jhc United Safe. in opposition TO
Nit Ciay's land bill or ihU prrrJs,llua which has bccu
made and urgcl. OF a division uf mo revenue from
thu puslir lsni, among tIo States. Upon ihlE CUES
ton, wo presume. among the pcoplo Of Virginia. there
Is bu, one opinion and that j. ia favor Of the PROPOSE
lion Cor dSisioa. II was made here, and every where
else. ~ Ear as We la e been able TO ascertain, a party
question at the lave election. II was urged Ey tho
friends OF Harrison rs ouv Of heir principles OF faction,
and rs ,lrh they were cmp,yered, monsurahly by H.,
50 succeed IN carrying hiR to the Presidency. Why
then shoGlI No not call upon the party that will soon
come in,c power to car7y oui he principle and divide,
~ pledged. the proceeds from ,he guh!c lands nmoEg
the States We hold hi measure u division 10 Dc
ernphareally a Wig OF Harrison measure, and We
eincerely trust thaI lha; party, Uhcn 1t shall come in.
20 power. vii, cauy it out To this o1Ocj We would
respectfully urge upon te Les .]7ls,use Of Virginia
some action u.on the subject.
We perceive hat the Legislature Of Eentucky snl
orIndiaua have already oclel upyn iAe question snd
urged upon the members of Congress 10 vote ir and
urge the distribution. This We arc glad H. sec. We
hope otter states will follow ,Ecm, and that Virginia
will not be the last among the number. We can
perceive 10 good reason Why Virginia should not act
opon the subject at once. aud ~ the nnme OF our lsl.
iow citizens we call uTOn The Western msmben 10
introduce /; at as early a day o. practicable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21
Increase,

H. population in 1850 was C9fI39. The
increase Of whites ia therefore Il 80. The increase
Of free blacks hss been 1922, and the decrease Of
slaves, 225I7. The excess Of whites over slaves
2247l5-!n IsI0u Is 2ssCO5. Should the ru,io Of
$1,000 le adopted Virginia will lpso four members,
being eEuIIo9 TO bat Il AID 4 very large fraction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

some oftae LpcnHco pap'p talk NJ VI Bsafo1 ~
= candidate Or the Pfpsls1cy. fe hss ~ IN 20
clance N hs Prosils1rg ~ bs Upta5 States thaa
10 has brth5 Prss.jsu,y q Chspi HH Co9sre
Lolisrins Joata o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

A COOL yom1n called On D. B ono d,y in , gr..,
deal II trouble, and eomplai ned ihat her .,p hal -
lowed a penny. spray INDIAN said he D.r,,-
"wasi % a counterfeit -" aNo sir. certainly MT co,
the reply. Then 90 will pas. II course. ,ei,insJ
the faceiious physician. $500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

The serate q virF.7ia has hy O majority ofons
ToiPoned indefinitely sac consideration Of The bill
from the lower house ior ehaa ing The day Of election
m Virginia " hc Cont "egs la April
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

TENAs-CaI,aion repors to the 81 instant have
been received at New Orleans. \ report prevailed
that he Mexican General Ars;n was about 20 invade
TcI,r. which had been The basis Of s1ne action on the
Part Of the latter government
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

Post Totes1f DE North Anercsn Trust and Bank.
irt CarpIpy i7 ne smounf~f e2DDOO0 have bee,
r5.ssfsI 90 Gor o. u-rt 40 new Isrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

ELIJAH DAY, although indebted to hi, friend. Gr
stoif kindness IN nominating him.. declines being = can.
didaio fr the mayonlry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21
IRON CHARLES o,MALLrY

"A0d Boyle, did YOU know SIR Harry Boyle ?"
To be- sure 1 dad. Snail I over forge; him. aud
has capital blun!ers. that kcp, ne laughing the whole
time ] s7ont IN lreiandi / was in the house when
he concluded a ptn,gyrc ulon a friend. by calling
hHn the ttaer oiihe poor. AM uncle 10 Lord D1uouah.
more"
ale was the only man WIN could renIcr by a bull
wha, It was impossible 10 cosvcy more corrcc.Iv," said
Power. "yon have heard of hs duel with Hurry To-
lcr.'
Never, lci's hear o."
1T wos a bull from beginning 10 end. Boyle took it
into ms head that IIarry was 4 pcnou With whom he
had q serious row in Cork. Harry on ,hs other aaud
mi iook Boyle for old Caples. whom he had been pur-
uins with hor8- Whipping intentions for some monihs;
thcr met IN Kildare street ellb, and lule colOquy
satisfied them thai they were right in their conjecture,
each party being 50 eagerly ready 10 meet the view,
~ the ether. IL never was q difficult matter 10 find u
friend IN Dublin; and, % 10 them Justice, Irish seconds.
centrally speaking are ~Psrieeily free irJn any impu-
iAii'n on the score OF good breeding. No men have
less impairment curiosity - 10 The oausc ofa quarrel;
wisely suPgosiug that iHc principals know their own
Affairs best, they cautiously abstain from INDUCING any
py.ng spirit. but proceed To- discharge their functions
as best hey may. Accordingly, SIR Harry and Dick
were set, as the phrase Is, at twelve PAGES; and 10 use
boysr's own words, for 1 have hsard han relate The
: orr
We blszed away, cir, Cor three rounds. ] put two
~ las hat. and one la Es ncckc!oth; MS shots went all
through tho skirt of Ey coat"
WEI. spend the day here snid Con,idine, at Tits
rate, could you put them oluscrl"
And give as a liule more lime ~ the word, Gays I
"ENacIly,' says Die.
"welI,I1ey moved u forward TWO PAGES, and SIT
70 loading the pistols Ugaiu.'
by this tine we wore 40 near that we Ind full
opportunity TO scan each others faces; well. en-, | star.
tel a. niu, and lie At mo-"
what said hc.
En-" said ho.
"ii,w'r rhisl" sa;d :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

Iir Wharton will please announce Dr. Timer John
} IIoge, T.. { Jefels md 4. y Butts o. suitable poI.
sons 10 represent ls from iAc 4h ward.
MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HtrrfoED CrVv.
sNHL ADMISSION. hresf
~ 10 fiau S. Wh-siipg. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

POPULATION or vIRGiNIA-Tas population
Of Virgins, it 5 a-ocr,ainsJ, a. 1881 4i-of which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

nIIIn I \ NIEETINO.

TnURspAy MORNING JANUARY la, 1911.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-21

UNctLLED Foa-We regret exceedingly TO see a n
article. s-Ird Wyoming fGi as way into that
usually rc3EifpsCJ sheet, the United sa,es Gazette.
TA1 Article al!I!sI % j. uHvjse. uncIliod, aud
wiIal, uugsllemluly. WAY. 'Wyomsag' should
deem Unnecessary % mike such q virai-aI attack up
on Thaidcus S'Uyen.. Esl. we cannot ~iiHlg.ne. Bat
% q" d saked the course pa saei b. Mr. Stevens,
he should have censa-sl that, aad net have seized up
en- II To maze an assault. filled with uacourteoJs cpl.
hets &-4Igs, lac man. Ne have ourselves expressed
our ceuSure OF tbo course, bu' ws are the personal az
we'll as the political friend of Air. Steven, and II he
Is 10 stand Cs a mark, FOR these who profess TO have
actei w.ai hun IN the late great contest. 10 huh the
old missiles Of Loco FOCOisIg ~ him, We ~ once say
he sAIl iud i warm.Icaricl, e not an able defender
IA o., We have not, by word or deed expressed q
preference for any man a. "a cabinet officer, LuJr is il
much matter whether We dos bat above Ell things
We abhOr this asslIlIng. personally. n man in our own
ranks, becsuse either De or his Own friend, seek pro-
mJUoI; awe ASK IN TIC name Ufcur country. isIt now
The Ime that we sh,aiI begin u STIR up dIssenlona
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-12
AUTUMN WOODS.

GLORIOUS preachers Ye are fading now
How softly from your leaves the greenness dies
No longer greeting with their bloom our eyes,
Or decking joyously Youths blushing brow.
Yet beautiful, ami your slow decay,
With varied colors sad, or dark, or bright, flight
Tmged with The morning ray, or evenings fading
In pomp and majesty ye pass away
Perpetual Preachers OF an oden Truth,
How silently We symbol our decay,
That when we, too, shalt pass away
We shall again renew our trustful youth.
And Beauys voice finds ever answer deep
Within these souls which we would fiin guide right
Which ever turn like flowers, unto the light,
Aud which with holy hope and joy we keep.
1e die in gorgeous beauty, and no more the flow'rs
Bloom modes ly beneath your spreading leaves;
But through your boughs the night-wnd slowly
grieves,
Where it played, thro' the long summer hours.
With budding Youth the Spring may come again ;
With newer beauty, flow RS renew their bloom
Freshly upsringng from their vcrGant tomb;
But to cold hearts they too will preach in VAN.
And they who wander through your paths unmoved
In vain will stand in temples made with hands;
In vain will virtue seek in gown and bands;
For your mild teachings they have never loved.
LEAF.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-12
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

THE subscribers have just received from New
Il York very large and extensive assortment of
fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, among which
may be found superior Beaver and Pilot Cloths
hr9ad Cloihs and Cassmeres, plain and twlled, white
ana colored tlannels; French, German and English
war nos; goats har Grape and common CamIets:
Ing q and PLAIN Alplnes Mohair Norwich Alpncca
and Tagliona Cloths; light and dark printed Saxo.
N.Y. plain sat. striped, iig'd and China, all wool.
Mouselne de LANES; sat. striped Chays; plain, sal
striped fgd and corded, black and blue-black, linht
and dark colored Poi de Sole Gro de Afriouc Pc
KIN, Helena and China Dress Silks; changeable cor
ded and China Bonnet Silks; s-4 Cashmere, Mel
VILE, Belvdere, Brocha, Marine, Mouse de I,in.
emma and Damask shawls; Raw Silk, Chally, Thi
bet Mousel!ne de Lain, China & Plaid Dress H'dk'f,.
great variety OF Lace, Thread, Edgtnss, Ribbons.
scaris, Gloves, Stocks, &c, &c.
f. NJ WRIGHT d. Co.
n. b. We would inform our friends, customers and
The public universally, that our stock of Goods ia
equal i not superior to any other in the village and
we VIII give as good bargains if not better Please
call, examine and jndge for yourselves
October l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-12
TUQlB hYRRo
THE POET OF THE POOR.

lflE FUEL OF TIE PoOh'
.Ebenezer Elliot, a voor iron dealer of Shelf
CT, r,A A., ,u,o,, ro,l,s
he'o' Hhs the io"e'' '""N
is astonishing The Worldly strains worthy OF
p,r,. vho c,l,,,,;rr co,,,r,sop of ,he out
"ui"s' Voso""S 'o"'i,"' ''o" VI Wv
- .',,,i. g.si.,,. &C., a.,
prospects WHICH are opening OF society 'io'h u"
, lirht of knowledge, rs extracted from one of Iii
ro,o,, rroluc,;,ns e .es.
io'en' Piouo.''"'
God said, "let there be light J!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-12
Tin w FALG GooDs,

Cloak Trimmngs-Frnges-S Tx and NIohaIr
Frlnges, for Shawls, Silk and Merino and Bor
derlng Glmps and Cheniels for working.
Silk Twist, for working reticules, a new article
SIX Ret!cules, Bead Bags, purses and money bags
SILK Shawls, Scarfs, Cravas and Hdks
Silks for Dresses, new style
Thread Laccs, Insertions Edeings
Footlngs, Bobineis and Cotton Laces
Grecinn Wire nett Rail Road, do
silk Nevets for Trimmings,
do do. for Vests and Mems wear
Coat and Vest Trimmings
Velvet ig'd Coat and Vest Buttons
AlSo, Worsted and French Goods Purchased
before the new Tariff GEO per cent. Remem-
Der that 20 per cent is worth saving
Printed saxonys and Apachas
Challys, Plain and fg'd Mornoes Very
Clrcassans do. do. Bombaznes Superior
Mouselnc de LANES
Linens, Diapers, SheetnGc Table Cloths and
all Goods of that description, 20 per cent saved
Wcnow offer more general and complete assort-
ment of the above description OF. Goods than ever be-
fore being aware that new Tartiof 20 per cent was
about TO beimposed. We purchased extensively and
can afford such Goods, cheaper than we could other
wise have done, Call and examine for Yourselves.
Likewise a new and full supply of Broad Cloths,
Beaver, and Pilot Coatings Cassmeres & Sstinetts
oct a. ISL LOVELY HuRLBUT,