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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
pRIcE on PORK

There s much inquiry o. % the probui.,o price u
Pork the present season A. the uare t has u1f SGT
iliriy opened. M satisfactory answer can be- gwen
We Incline however. % She opinion that The pri,c
will De- low 90 The commencement of the seasIn.
owing chiefly 20 helhct that large quantities. NJ last
yeaf's f0rk b. yet on hand unaiI The Cincinnati
Gazette soys-"Wo can hear Of 200 operations yet H
hogs BY The packers Of Cincinnati lNo notice that
sono have been slaughtered 90 Cicvclaui and aI-8
o. L1wrcnccbuWh, do $3.50 per 90 Do. beng
pld ai both places Collnlas Jour
The oldest Bacon dealers in lbo cast ssy ihat
tbo trade viii not warrant moro fL1u s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
Errracr dnre.I Rrrr,rn- Nnr !

THE BANK or BUFFALO HAS STOPPED
PANMENr--lis bills having been unredeemeJ
IN bany or New York, there was quite crowd
nj The opening this morning. They were pliI in
specie. but some heavy demands having been made
The Preside Il aud Cashier being bilh absent, IA Sc
acting for Them directed The Teller TO refuse pay.
notes Of The bank. The bank has no, b.,I a., CO.,
hdence oithe business men. great portion of il
capital was absorbed in unprod uctye real .sr,Ic
and It had large suspended debt due N UnBsr
such Circumstances it is ouly wonder i, c,,IJ
have Kept up 80 long
~ ihe lite election at SALISBURY. an Irisbn,n
made ms appearance. aud happening 10 saw some.
'"'s ~ 'ne crowd 10 The candidates. one OF the tory
go 10 the Devil" Il ana much obIigeI ., ,. ,'''''
or was Paddy's reply. sure you are The irs,
ilemen that has invited me TO your faiber's 80.
since my arrival in England" muse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

E.ei hr ita hand Divine. which gently Iald
My Hrrr lf ret. beneath ibis humble shed
iHc U.r.0Fa stately hlr. 1u 1anerr,ns esr-.
W'r pleasure seen. Hrf boarded no aur rrrs
H.I". Hu single r4ns. thrown .lE. 4sl,r4
haar i.ie fHuHil 7f fho distant rlrYng.
A7 iHI' 10 a.ls ramJis 0f dying storms
Nud m-Irilir 1U scenes moro sri.
fnrsIe n.y theme, 1nd GIbt Che f41r qi death.
Here 'hoa shepherd eTzf0e from Hish uf
I"Irasug Dos reed, 1r 10 ming un his stan
LTGrr rmHiG.u.H 8rry ,als. see.
sra ho cIfrHr7 huui af ru..g mon
.'Isi laws oIr.l.rrr. leap iha mounds Of r-bt.
flrsnirl Hui puru,l. each otbsis urcgs
n. wolves Goo mIIur. .. .f- Coz flr ,glla..
TOY death lali mighty alIt.r. c8rhs them .TI
N..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
DEATH AMONG PRrSR

DEATH AMONG PRESBYTERIAN MINIS
TIERS In no preceding period in tho history of
our Church. have we been called, in. 80 short time
10 witness the death Of 50 many useful minisiers.-
Since April last tea have fallen. Seven of these
were Of The southern part Of the Church. viz: Mes.
srs. Baxter. Jones, Holman, Phelps, Breckenbridge
Sioss and Winchester; two were from Pennsylvania
viz Messrs TAFT and Terry, and ono Mr. Linn.
imm Ohio. Mcssrs S.uss and Winchester were
both members OF the last General Assembly This
Is mnurniul memenio. We stand still aud rever-
emily acknowledge tho hand Of God, and at the same
lime plead with him TO spare his Church, withhold
his hand and send down his most precious blessing
PrIkhufrriun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
TUESDAY MORNING, 0 o,CLoCK
NEW YORK ELECTION

STATE SENATE-The senate cnnsis,. ~, ~.
'y-iwo members, vino divided into four els.,..
elected IRON eight districts, one each year and h,ld
lheir scat Tor four years. OF those whose term,
have not expired 10 are Wing. and Leo Focos
and two rosigned-"ne m the LIT district and one
IN INC Hh. The Wings have elected one of tho
eighth though there were two Wing candidates
running against one Loco Foco. The rest are all
expected To be Loco Foco. and II So. tho ncx, g.,
ute Will stand Is Wings To IL Loco ocos-g,vi,g
The latter a majority OF two
ASSEMBLY
Returns reported and authentic elect 90 Whiys
and 81 Loco FOcos, leaving Is to be heard lr,,rn .
The Loco Focos of course have an overwhelming
majority on JOINT ballot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
MORE PROogc

NATHERS and MOTHERS yb, b,,,. Lee,
- en"d[en ssiicring from the painful egsc,. =,
s,g ..l- should immediately procure DR.. pa,.s'
r,,J,'.,- 1yIup TOY cuhdrCn cutting teeth. TLfa
,., 1910 eal saic,y recommend 20 be an -
Iaspq1 remedy for aiieviating The sgror,.'.,'' l
I I'lIe helpless Offspring. 7 have frrgT..',ln
n....cI PUB icafi0ns offhis truly vsiu5bft ,,,g
t' ~. W9s not induced 90 give 10 a tritI r,t,I
re y,-., y. we GOSPEL In kcusin-t0n, sB5kegf
~. Il .No Wclicine. ! M one rr5Irr.I' :.
f,..s.l lilcc9ral1E 90 directions. wbr-gLg 4 .t
Tl ~ ~ aaA0unce % my friends fbs 5fi
49, N produced on ny suffering miami yy....II
~ ...s more generally where fbrrr a.. , .I.u
m4ov fs. nl5 Doi,lc Of This medicine sy rbeT1
Z net rest and sweet rcposs. turned INTO /
De. s3 ga, ofEV r. McNAMFr.
49,. ~ Of thc MCfhJI.rf 500,
q l.stsis. Phyac.lne and Others Eb, ~,
~. lUir' vii please order F.-.rf 20, ~
pf,f5s, \. tk'a.,' no. %. North EGuTH lircgi
,oy o'o ~ JOHN FISHER.
NhcchRR, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

about. and utiering frequent CALCULATIONS of
ishmcnt lie easily found the posts, bot it an
vain he could endeav0r 10 get me lie moved his
hand up and down--his leg often lifted by way
Of stepping m. but always encountered the iloor (
It's descent lie uttered ordinations Of surprise
not loud hat deep for fear Of again disturbing the
family lie concluded himself to DC in possession u
some evil spirit. la short. when il was iound, 10y
silence. that he had given up the task hopeless,
and had disposed Of himself upon one Of the chairs
the bed was allowed 10 slide down again. and IA
the morning Swaney could not but express his
establishment at not being able 10 find ii in the
1aFk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

A friend recently from England has furnished
with visw Of the Thames Tunnel together will
n concise history Of the work which is Of much in
Ierost We had always looked upon this mammoth
undertaking as English folly which would do no
harm except TO spend money 10y; but pcrha ps il
may yet pay, though it has cost an immense sum.
IL passes from RoIherhpe TO Mapping under The
bed Of the Thames, there being no place below Lon.
don Bridge where bridge or ferry could be made
useful IN consequence of the immense quantities Of
shipping. The scheme was firs; agiiaied in 1893 .
bat sOon abandoned. IL 1904. under an Act of
Parliament, a shaf sunk al another pnint oight
feet square. Acknowledgements to within IS
feet of the opposite bank. and was abandoned on az
count ofsome obstruction. Ia 1924 Sir l. NJ Br
nell as engineer, commenced the present iunno
with horizontal shaft 80 feet wide, % feet SIX u
ches high. which has boon now carried Ihroug
The work was for long time ahandoncdSn consc
quence Of the river falling IN on il in 1927 aud
1928 II now completedso as TO be passable
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
Tho Radicals of AInssachu-o,rg arc ,,.i-,,, H..

Tho Radicals OF Massachusetts are using The rop
u!ar cry Of e1iravagance against the Wing STAT,
Government. H. however. does not appear 10 tai.
very well with The intelligent people Of the oil,
nay State who look TO their Treasury and find
Hned' ihcir public schools in good orlor and pros
per0us' their internal Improvements progressing
rapidly their currency the best in tho world, an,
their public building noble and finished magni6
Gently and without dollars tax ON the people. es
ooPt for schools That dog will not bite, or any
Other unless they can get up another fifteen gallor
baU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

I'HE sHABP NosED GENrLE,t,V ,;,i.
Arkansas Gazette states, thar dpr;n, IT, .-
struggle 10 The Presidential canvass, e young So,,
whose lace nature had formed lille on the n;cL.
axe s,y"' was one public day surrounded bv n,,ra
per OF hearers ai'oniively listening 10 his ers :;
eiecnoneoHng' amongst whom was a plain OH e.,
i'el VINO was afflicted with a stammering, who rI,n.
aceos'ed the aforesaid gentleman: '''''
rich na-na-bOThOOdl h''h
Yes. the people are most al well n,o,;,,., e.
why do you ask the question: UT
because the scriptures say that the rcb ,,;,I ,l.,
Ilces OF The poor. and SEQ they have g.oof von,.
left. "''eu gentleman
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

THE SABBATH sbun fH. s,bbafh breaker
lh'l Joy which Cod hIcsf. should be- hYuorci by
every Intelligent creature Whom &C. BE- violated hy
H1nrrrH'ry "Dfa 1r recreation Of auy Mind, DO b.
in dtfce' "Is1's'fouro f1 command OF BE- Auib1r-
Iir o. .'ro' 1'eofgrr rf fh.F dly-ani never counia
nance .H vi'.lH1u ~ a-socilunv with hose nl1
ere fr Poi" Hlbil 90 Jfllkmg ifs .lfe5 h1ura
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

= Tho North Amencan advises the civ Of Pbilo.
'''"a 10 purchase Lemon HILL" above the
lA'i DAM and bcauIfy il ailer the manner Of
''e "arden OF PaHis'' in Paris. LISA good idea,
ana ought to be OcIod upon by the city authorres:
ou' we presume it will not be- and the editor will
get no thanks for his pains.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

The troubles in the Council Of New Jersey Inv,
oeoh am'eabiy settled. Gov. Pennington !. re.eIc,
,eu' This State although little troubled 9, III,
,''' 'noieai'' s in very cnviabls e,,ndi,ion ca.
"a' very little Stale debt, has internal i,D,,,r,
rnon's as great as her soil demands and is e.;
e..s-'- 70 The shape Of Tar from her railroad
-, p''''e" Her pon.ientiary Is profitable and ~
,ao ' sum expended last year for salaries so, "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
CAPITAL PUNISIINiENr =

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT recep, no,;co
ny NE Legislature of Connecticut has prnh,bI,
aOol.shed capital punishment in that Stale rs cf.c
uaiiy as II clause 10 that effect had been inserted
in the Constitution. '''
SINE Time since man named Rpr,o ,,.,, -.
guilty OF numbering his Uifc; and we learn frnn,
me Ne" Haven Herald that there was mo- meli,,o.
lhg circumstances IN his case; but on application
10 The Legislature, that body commuted ~ n,,n;.h
nent 10 Imprisonment for life There is now anorIo,
criminal under sentence Of death for the same nor.
HoIe crime And as the lime for executing iba,
sentence Is IN July next it follows Of course IL,
epp'cahou VIII be made 10 The Legislature of tho
S'a'e 10 deal with him as they did with Burke. and
mere appears to be no dOnbI that the petition will
be granted. F''' VIII
Inc tendency Of the laws ni present is. we think
70 an abolition Of capital punishment The ir.,
step IA Pennsylvania was to dispense ,,i,,, -.
executions; and u is probable that tho other sto l
Jelore long be takcn-U. S. Gaz. "'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
BATTLE WITH A sLAvER-Tho .,

DN Ut. With 4 SLANEK.-Ihe schOOner
Herald Capt. Goldsmith, arrived OF Boston Friday
morning from Princes Island. (Afica) and reports
that ii. NJ. soop Of war Isis touched about the Ist
OF September At that place for water, &C. and sailed
again on a cruise. a short time previous she had
an engagement with large SLAYER, in the Blight or
Benin, and was beat off with the loss of serenl
men killed and wounded. Among the latter was
the commander.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
BARGAINS AT AUCTION.

a. RICE will OtIcr Tor sale NJ n,,bti, onctin,, ,o
- Wednesday next, the I0;h inst at his Store Ma
ljJ Main street, his entire stock IN trade, con-
sisllng Oi CLOCKS WATCHES, JEN EtRY.
mOS JAi. ms IRU1iENPS BRITANNIA
WAKE, PERFU ERI, DC. whic CHI will be sold
without reserve. Sale 10 commence al 9 O'CLOCK
A VI. Terms ofsale CASH
nOv9 PENTONEl d. HARRISON, Aucrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
WHEELING IYCEuAI.

The lecture formerly announced and pos,pon.,,
VIII be delivered at the Maonic Hall. before n q
Wheeling Lyceum. at half past six O'Clock hi,
evening. by James PAUL, Esq. The citizens gen.
orally are invited TO attend
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

STEAMBOAT SUNK Learn. ays the
Louisville Gazette, fhnt The steamer Gov. lIlrrhsad
1rurk q snag at Iuuicane island and sunk % her
hurricane drCk-suproscd 90 be- a total Ess
ANOTHER The steamer Omega struck "a rrag
above So LJufs. In hc Missouri aud sunk The
boat and cargo total llss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

i"o rh'iadslPhia North American Of fbs a .o,.
"'' mo Prince de JOinviIle is hourly erpoc,.d -
",I' Guy from Pittsburgh We have no, %, -,
- as having passed this city, and presume -. In
Nr7" II when he does o. 10 in,e1.. y WI
oyster supper with rs using an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
CITY BAKERY.
146. NAN Srnrrr- Mnrr,

I1o, MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
jill LANDELL iuG,rms ms C-Co,I' md IN.
public That he has made extensive inarovements in
ire above establishment andis now prepared 10
supply lhem IN the best style and at lower rates
IMAM were ever heretofore offered
ne VIII attend 10 customers at the shop or sup
Ply them from his NEW WAGON which yIslis
an parts Of tne city every evening viii. Boston,
WateI and sugar crackers; butter, soda and wine
o.SCul'j family bread; cakes OF every description,
ornamented or plain Eauil, es st,nnIied 20 order
WI WIN Iy9 brown, and dyspepsia bread Thank
Iui IoI me LIBERAL patronage he has haretOfOTe
icSSclted, ne sOlciis a further share of custom,
MhI0n ne IS resolved to deserve by close atten
t'Yh 10 business and accommodating terms.
short nOIIce. ~
All persons indebted a above IRE rcopes.cd n
settle up forth with NO m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

We NO rzsuroj. mi We fully believe DO. u.st
praIa..non f1ra f'c1I agent will be submitted o.
C1uefre Boz the 1nnuai message which viii De- per
.'.y successful. end satisfactory % every mln of
common sense boz ic union
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

"''oi ~ Tho inioliigenoor propose r., ,-,.,
800. ,'''u' '''''''' 90 Tennessee Tue IN,
s''"on reminds ~ strongly OF ihe n"'-i,i,, ~,
lady once gave her son not 10 60 near the Won 90
until be had learned 10 swim.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

We perceive by the Richmond Wing. that tber
has bosna new appor,iOnmenI of the literary Fufi
Of the State Of Virginia, upon the white popuatio
und% the census Of 1910. The y hslo amount
so7.O4O So, Of this Ohio county receives I.I6I s,
MnrshNll 62Ol9; Tyler 6lI.O3i Brooke 1899,
1894 81 Wood 655 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoN.-The speeiaI
election held an the tweniy.sixih Congressional
District Of New York, TO supply the Vacancy COCA
stoned by the Resignation Of AIr Grcig, resulted in
the election OF Mr.. Granger, late Postmaster Gene.
raj, by about 400 ma orily
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

We pue'sh today the introductory Address John
b. Jones Esg. o. .sdi,7r Of tho Madisoniun. We
have not os"aed 20 hope ST. an entire ro-rnion Of
the Wing party Which hope is no, strengthened BY
the language used On Tho address.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

The amount Of tea imported from Can,onto Gres
Britain. from July, 1910. 10 June. 1871. was twcr
iy-seVen millions one hundred and ninery.seye
thousand and seyeniy.ihroe pounds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

The quantity OF br,,JsluHs delivered on The Nurh
ivrr from iho Eur Canal. during ihe last week boo
p,inher wa7. 1i Flour 7Sd6J bbls.. aud Of Wheat
90 4J7 bushels
Tho aggregate deliveries during The month Of
orI'her were 25l 1Jt bbls. Of Flolf, and 252 los
bushels Wheat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

'Fr0m slip &c the Albany Argus.
lone Of the Wing candidates Tor Assembly is
elected m This county.
According 10 the above. tho Wing loss in the As.
semhly Is ns follows
Ulster, ,; Albany, }; Rensselaer, g. Schcnecta-
dy, !; FulloR ]; Saratoga p Oswego, ?; Jefferson.
g Madison, 3; Chenango g. Cayugu, 3; Wayne, ,
-2S Wing gain IN Montgomery l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

p, shoM RIO DE- JANEIRo-The IfilodeI,bio
y . Gazette says that letters received DER Ci,bo
ua'en @lst September. Stale that the maxi, 90.
~Ill suppi'ed with Americas produce. The sock
~ . 5 g2u' snd Dry Goods very large. Coffee rom
, 800 ." Exchange 81 H. aud both very luc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

r. t, "g recent disturbance between the student.
~ vale College aud the frcmon of New, T,yor
49,. y seems oui ofiho fact Of tho Gremen onlo,v
i ~, 20 'ay 'hsF hose across portion Of the Col.
'nally, too. in the face or The autb,.i,,-
and officers oflho College " ''' ''y'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
r. on he Ns'g lork Express.
THE ELECTION
ERIpAY. S A. NJ

FRIDAY. 5 A. NJ
% me S'aiA Aaerioa-Ca ptaia Brainerd.
annexed will be found the returns Obtained by
our reporter from uP the river Il will bc seen that
' .o VI '"em are m rounl numbers. and the oE
.''N'n' VIII oicourse diilcr from these in sumo
degree They are sufficient bo,,rxer IN Isi.rD,rc
n >, a doubt the political complexion of the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

OliIO COAL-Ihe Buckeyes do great bu.ipo..
20 replenishing Tho bread baskets ofhs Y1rka,s
1nd are just beginning 10 fli their co1I scutIo.
Read t1e annexed paragraph
a Hsg artec n 0lercl4ui,ss Tor N.v YorE-As
NJ present communication b. mYfo of 70 mrsreIfl1r.
1us character irlu l.lIl Will hcro m1Eo a,r4.
msntIIl Df ffe common fuel used iu gYUB NJ.
lhc ONO cJ1.-fbs quality foil god sffie orIIr,-g
la'efPpi uscd BOO N. Ylrs. Al the present Time Il
Oh selling 90 iJm i1uf dJ.'ars 90 Jurd0llars a. f,.,
'y.h'e cents per ou. When The rail road from u,,
mi1r D. completed % can be bro1vhti1 This e.,,
iIr ffcn dollars yer ION. a11 when the Efie canal
D. .mi.lcd 20 ns enlarged size. % cln be token 4,
View York tom Buhl'J iof four dollars pcr rl1. tf
l.in8 seven dollars per ton. in your city. WHILE
Doe Frire Of Liverpool BE- rrfha9sattbr rr,.,,., ,...
.uo dollars ] have c1uyrrseI with a.,rr,f IT..
1nl who uso % and hoy ore of opinion f.4, o.. /
.oal - cheaper OF 42j per lon dian vOsI ID &, ~.
9rlr-N , Gem ddt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

NEW OEIEANS-Tho uHmhcr 81 death. be-
ported f1 be BIarl rf llSoih for ibo twrrfy.i1ur
hours ending on she 27th uh was ] 4, of which =
were Oi yellow fever.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

NINE STATES a DAY.-Some pentIeran m
BOARD The steamer Diamond the other dnv. were
I,'n'efsihg about the wonderful powers Of steam
me great facilities it had given 10 travelling &c
One gentleman remarked that a man might leave
New York IN The morning. and arrive tho same
night IN Baltimore. thus being in five states in one
DAY, only five is itye sayl" said an freshman ore.
"'' 'ahG us meesef who was in nine states in
Monday last" The comp,pv were ;nc,,,,,I.,,,'
ana called on Paddy to explain how such a thing
could be possible. which he did rs follows: "Wel
ye see gentlemen, was married in New York last
MONDAY morning al O'Clock, and went with my
dear Bridget TO Bil'more the same day. and sure be
fore got there, after gitiin drunk "a n hat,
50 We persaye was in the State Of New York. the
state o! SobHeiy the state Ct Single Blessedness The
Stale o New Jersey, the slate Of Connubia FeIicirv
omar what ye call mairimony) the Stale Of PENN
yivana, the Stale Of Delaware, the State of MARY.
land aud tho state Of Inloz caiion all in one doy
anu the whole OF which was owing To the wonderful
power Of s'arne.' IN j EceniHg Mail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

AUTUMN THOUGHFS.-Undert this cor,;,,
'ne editor Of the Philadelphia Inquirer makes some
'neiy reflections upon The lransiiory nature of I'm
man liie and the uncertainties that attend n IT,
following Is the conclud ng portion Of the article.
The true art Of life consists in cheerf1Inss, n
spifH and iemper-afhbility Of heart and ~ ,r,,,.
her-due employment for the body and tho mini
q iaith IN Providence, and the great doctrincs ~
the christian religion. II Of a sensitive disrcsiti,
ana just TO others rs 70 ourselves we all disc,,o,
'ha' wrong TO a neighbour or friend SontonIv com.
miUed and still una'Unod, will sooner or later com.
home and gnaw like an adder at that nost ,r.cir,s.
o. All Poss essious, peace Of mind Indeed we INV,
long regarded as one Of our fayoritc maxims-
"Fiduo alone Is happiness below
True, we arc sometimes tem1ted In d,,L, IL
prscepi, especially when wo see tho modest ,nJ
'no men'o'inus wrestling and struggling in vain
against ihe bniotngs 0fa cold and hcariles, ,,,,lJ
anu when sc see insoicnce and guilt ril. i,,,,
power and wealth, and sometimes roveI n,, 49,.
pnndcred means Of the rihcd widow and o,pb.,
HiII % IS a glorious hing . see the homo, ,o,,
1fcasiing The storms Of advcrsiiy-his head .,o,.,
hs spirit northumberland hrs faith IN The ,igbt aoJ
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