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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

1t is happines. DO veyer." sail Nr. PIX .
'ttat even the mD-t apparrn " tuNini thiuKs oi
cart; raay be made suhssrVieni 20 "a, eternal later.
ess"
'lt Is a happiness Indeed; yet an these things
appear 80 irNisl after ATTENDING nj the hreSije ~ n
dy'ug believer. that Ub difficult to realize the. r
actual rnrurtancc Yet my dear cousin. ia her la,
days. oflen spnFr Of oar worldly enployneni- snne.
what - YOU have just done, or. at lelsi. she said
that they need not. necessarily. lead rs o. forget
and neglect things of higher importance. Sh.
once irsisneed he prophet DlnIei. whn. though
prime munster Of a vac empite. found ample time
10 worship hs Crssior; and ! Shll u yer forget hiw
she looked when she adlcd-Dm icl opened a
window towards Jeriselem tn prayi happy are we
thai We can open mn window from whence we may
not lork towards Ueaven,'
Belire Mr.. Parks had time 10 reply several
Young ladies came an, and soon after he retired.
III > first leisure hoir he devoted To Mr. Berry
anl her darghi-rs. Unfortunately, as he deemed
u. he found Them la the midst of a group Of WIS.,
lore, Whenever we have new interest awakened
M The heat. IN 4 person. or family. we brrom, ten.
acious Of their exclusive society; and 10 find their
attention divided a II ourselves and 9th. 7 t.nd-
io make us formal aud reserved Nc. ParSs was
little more than a luoker-pn fr the short tim. that
h. renamed IA Mr.. Bfrry's parlonr; bat he was
pleased Ia roiice that that laiy and her daughters
pad the customary tribute ofrespeci To their dcceis-
ri relative. by assuming The habiImeniso Of mourn
ming. There wa, Ioo. a change in their manner.
True. there was M appearance Of snrroy-of grief
-'Ncept. p'rhnp>. On the counieuauce Of Dana:
ut there was a seriousness. a z cavity That wa quite
new; sumeihing which shnNsd that the feelings
were chusicned All this Pleased him: and still
more wns he pleased nv the answer of L1creIia
when he asked her. apart. iT he should mse her al
Mrs-s party ia the evening
20 no. was the reply, "you know we have very
reCcnily lusi a iucndr'
THIS decurum-Ihis regard to the proprieiic. ri
life this drliracy hr the feelings of the afflicted.
compoued exactly with he views of MIR Parks
with ms sense of hat vas right. lie went away
rejecting on what ha Ind heard and seen. lie
wns grliiied. that in every position, their depo =
meni was such as he approved. Hitherto. all that
he hid learned Of Them served To increase his gene
raj appreciation. his particular regard.
lie Cop;,y.J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
REVIEW OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKET
Rnrrnr -. a. a

Thursday, July Z. 4 O'Clock. p NJ.
This r"mmunry has passed through o week or
more pressure than has ever he Core cen :,ne. /
here. Business has literally been 2ro.rnred. ond
except The renewing and forwarding Of freigh .. lr.
tie else has been done either on the wharf Or in
ne e''y The ruth Is We have nothing TO DO bu.
Hness wiIh;-hSrs Is no e~nrrsa~V noD.
Tho Bank OF IllinpIs. a. Shavynaet,Vo !, ram.
ple'eIy prostrated The return Of The COMMITTEES Of
The Perpetual, with the re o. that no arrangement.
could he made for immeJ ate exemption Al once
threw the paper OWN. There are Sen few sale.
making Inti. Purchasers bny at her c,ny On snes
al nom 50 q so cents on The dollsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

IRISH EM!GRANTS-A lsIc Liverpool paper
ssys thutthe a'srm ]pr'duted hy The larh, ami he
change m te corn law. has gwen a great impetus
t. emigration, and in oil he principal Irish plrs.
vessels are taking passengers t1r Canada aud The 4.
niied Stairs 10 n much more considerable extent
lhan has been Witnessed ia any former year. III.
iherio The bulk Of enigrant. hgd been pcrsous of We.
~ luWte meas. buI NJ present the 4. 60 j. widely
q hrfeni The far larger port 81 The ernigrlnrs nnN
a'o respectable am solvent farmers. cnirhy prn',s-
Iau's, WHO bad held heir land nj comparatively lny,
r'nis; 5uf having taken { INTO their heads that S,r
R'heH Peeis measures will run the farming inter.
res iu Ireland; have determined horre The si.rm
breaks. Ia sell of heir an. nrd seek new hlh:iaiinus
fHd seHleInen's rI,hef in The British Amcrican colo
u:es orris United States. Immense numbers ofeD,
grants. from The counties Of Glare. Kerry. Cork, and
lip?c@ry. have arrived al LfrIcurk fr eni,ri,
urn. "InA"n s.tog 'lher." say me Limerick Chroy-
tcle OF Tie 9Th, "~e have never sen in any ON,
month such a mul'iiudc OF res, ecJah'e farmers an5
merhan'cs. the iorner class preppnjeraling. o. arr.
we'd iHf sprns t. emlgIie from their native shore.
10 America
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
TBMPEnANCE MEErINC

Ihsfs will he a meeting of'he Washington Ten.
Jerunc" Society CT the CITY IT'LL CA Saturday even
ig al u o'clock hseIpecird hat several inter
'@'n's addresses will be made by members Of tn,
conference now IN se,sirn here.
e IL w T WILSON. Scc'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

VII subscriber o. bis htcrsry depoi. Manroc D.
receives tuls-rpuors for rI Tho porr'sr
Magazine ord rcwspapers noyv published. Tbs
g. q god time fr pefsors % sufttuhc ne may r.
ne works rufnmcncc r. new Vo.nma Ire frfof ihs
prsseut mon p. dinong which ars Gahsms Ladys
and GenHeman's " gaEn ne Gpdev's Lady's Bf5t ,
hr p ston Mecsilany. Luiel'. Mussum. gp,m OF
.'r Ni11 zines oni Animals. Drnoesanc Rovies.
-" Lbfay. kntkelb'ckcf. southern LisnE
M''.engef' Fe"rl-s Library, Mgsissl Louy.
'fh Anrlesn ssv.cn, Nsw ko-s asy,sv, hs
hcS World, Sc. &v
~ 70 IoHN " THrafP-0N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

The Nc" iVeS huroia man Il n fsoi. We never
stole DIV Of hR miduishi ,honeh,s-we would u.
son think Of stealing irurs any other Lcggar. lie
never had q thought.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
CONGRESSIONAL.

On Weducs luy. July 10. .he Senate did no rub
nc business 4 notion was made . go mo liz.
ccniiye session snl carried, alter az inrnccjda e &.
10 I a. consider some fri,u.c bills.
In the hpuse "a bill proposing a ompcnsato o., n
John Lee. tie osiler Tor i've congressional s.a5.e wss
Tie first business aud occupied more Than al
hour.
The Revenue Dill was hen taken NJ in Cfs
miitee of The whole. Mr. MKeunsn in Ihs Char.
various amendments were pro, cs-d aud adopisJ.
RESUMPTION IN VlRG1NiA-We.earn from
INC Richmond papers Of yesterday that he Virgina
Bluks have agreed 10 resume specie uaymenis o.,
he l5h September neXt-siTiy days hence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

krser was Lrot before the May.
OF iordis'' eyi1g he ofi 'ers appointed hy authority
o' 'e Me b HiN Church. ye-ierday. After beng pol
"ely requested to lake seat IN tho church re-
FUSED and went away urering tn. mos, pruGne
lansuag".s man Is cnptrls Of uttcnng. Was fined
hNe d'Ilnrs aud he thinks Il IL not right 10 be fined
Tor s"cUing. also he says. II be had $50. he would
lny It down aud swear il out and out circumference
Tor he thinks he Is The man that can DO il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

~ Our Advertising customers are sCeuesicd 20
s>nd 'riss's favor. as early - three o'clock on the
day pieNB,as 10 Publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

HDU MA he Virginia H1tei. Do ,o cu, IL
~ "%ieeIing, % F'rtet frrk c1us,1irr n sun
~ ma'e, "h'eh ne owner car have Nv calling rn
Tor tbs ad,srsemcui. rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
RHODE IsLANp-Tw,n,vIxo no,o

HOD ISLAND-Tweniyiwo more ofihe
rusoners were discharged on "Wednesday.
Il is a curious fact that many Of the prisoners. On
ul'ir elimination. h.cribed their partic patton in
he rebellion. To the influence of"ihe women" with
whom. they said, Dorr was "a great favorite -
For instance. Samuel Greene made this delsra.
lioh:--
Went INTO the cnuse brcause Some ladies Ner.
going; thought there Was M danger where he In.
lies were; heard many af Them mere ready 10 fphr
fer Drrr. lie seemed to be a great avorile " iih
Them.
VIM F Mason, nged lS. said:
Should not have gone To Cheparhei had NOT The
women persuaded me TO do > there was lne m
particular ] did not dare refuse; she a INV sweet.
.hear'i threatened 10 give me The mrtIeu III ia not
60.
Clark Smith, of Allison Village:
MIS- Of The wumen ia our villsga are in favor a.
D'ri ~Hne i"i' ell a puiiinE on ptuialuous and
e"ing 10 fEs all; they had a g~d deal 0l influence
with the meni acpt Gp ncIntiuusl taking; .houId
pdy The man who remained AZ hume nmore Ib,m
Si"uid rather remsin in prison thaI 10 contend wnb
mem myself. Went TO ihe ramp To make n show:
made a n'or shpN; In case of actual battle meant,
sneak of myself
Almond Smith. also Of Albion villag~. ,ou Of he
last;
Is years old. works in mill; went 10 Chrp,ch,,;
VAS advised To- gay Sarah and lac resi- nfHIe s,rl,;
hated 10 hang hack Cor lenr they would laugh n
me; mother knew / vas nu'; she let mr 9, bccousc
l wanted L.; ! expected 10 he m ale a hero of U,.
male a pn!'"nrr ol; searched i"r glnry-ronIdfni Fl of
any; don't ihinh | should have plucked np and gone
!" The camp. had II moi been for The gal,; ihey made
nc ierl gritty.
And 30 with many oihers. Women src ,nii T.,
'"'e We nr1'e' aud these "grls' that The pr.,ouers
'peab at were no doubt caInlya'rd by The lip-,sla-
~ rr'in'e'y displayed by Tho pseudo Gnycrnor.-
ine'r feelings changed. ~piohahly. when ihey tom 4
hat hs t1celleury's valor was not Of The lasting
qnah y-dId nor wear " ell. Is lhey say OF gingh,m
and cilicO.-N J Com Adr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

JusT-tn Ess,ern L.. 2. Cauu bss dselsI
fhaf Bankrgp's mD,' icy TIC posage on heir n3u.
80 f- ..c5 err
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
TWENTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
Correspondence Of The American.
WAsHISGrON July ~. 1912.
TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
UNITED STATES SENATE

TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
The Bill which pissed The House Yesterday.
changing The time fr holding the Couu IN ,he VS..
tern District of PennSyIvnniI rom IN. latter f., A..
early part Of Oc'ober. was passed without objcs
lOn.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The hrsl business ~ The House this morning a.
''r NE reading Of the Journal Of yesterdays proceed
ing~' was The presenting Of ihe Resolution which
iuliDws.
Reso'gel. Thai the P.esidsnt Of Inc United Safe,
Re r'qnosled 10 causc h. be communicated 10 fbi.
House - Tor a. my he compatible with the public
interest, copies 81 The correspondence between he
Government Of The United States and Mexico since
The appointment e the present Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister j eutpOteuilry OF he United States 4,
NleKic"i oi ihe insiruruo1- given O. rhe MrnsIsrat
a"" since hIsdepaHnte upou. has mission. aud ofhfs
desp1trhcs 10 the Government. and rarIc,I,ry nj
uuy complaint of the Government nf Mexico. siY5.
Wg 10 The IoicrouOu by Gbyommem Of he Urired
Sircs Of h'siiie interfere CO by their citizens ,p
Do" war triweeu The UrreI States and Texas. md
of any answer 900 tlie part Of ibi.G government O., s,rb
complaint. THIS Resp'uuOn after fr.f con, cr.s.
ton HctUr.n Mr. P,cks,s orS (. nnd Mr. Adams
va aiJ.fsd.
R.s'vej. Tha' the rus frsd fr elasr1g the de-.
da'e 900 iHc Revrrur Bill br ucuIed from rl.adsy
o. - o. % \ uuuI FRIDAY a. - o'clprk. unless oil n.
ms. dme ls shll boz sDoprr disposed 1r From TIs.
dHy unII Fud1g.ai dcr1is u.1u Amendments = 4
he Ion fae Glowing iIm ut0r.t-Any mrnbrY
moving Too sno im"uf ma give hurf rvpIultYu
ni breeding - mInpIes. auI ary ono msmhrr NAV
answer such ~ lsulrrnn rn. exceeding ten m,nare..
Nnrn Do vn'" np I'd such suard.re.t silIrs taken
"H|''ui ur1er daly. rrd he nrr amen imsrr sHau
'f drrcd bob like ulnutr uurf qu are d-sr..eI
'. IHn ihf time limited for closing loo deblre.
".' % "' 1'-prei ~ rhe amendments opposed
-'''I .7 V''ei 1p1r 80 hlIr debate. AID tle Bill ra.
p1usd ro ts Hou-e
FEMALE sPUVK ~ RHODE NJ, ~
we hive head of hW ors surf. m.f,,.s 49,
h 90 am""g ne wh1.e f1ur thousand e.f,., -
who we're called intr fhs Geld Jrrqy 3D..
he'.f'n. A m1n o. l1ucrrg o. ono ofh. -
g'o'' '9g'1 behind be re meni aBd finally ,,.r.
''' .'H siamIF 'Afnfy rH going srH fha fr--,.,a
save De IE' "Nh, uo. ny dssr. Z rHrrt ao .h.
"h'.e b. ray auy 'o s'ay q d protect 700. real Cd
DE IY-h7rI
"Ns'. rou' fsys be. u can fsi YOU fu.f yb,,
% fT slhrryl u or have vot % e. with Cove
h'ne's men aEaHnsi Tom DORIS rebels. n gos r,s
no' s9irg give nc yoyf brescheR' tie ers,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

The evening Of The sJiree at length arrived, and
the house Of Mrs. Berry was brilliant with Ishts
decorations. and fnshipna5l, people; FOR IN matters
OF this s'i. that l,dy sould MT endure 20 be .an
Inch behind The foremost man Mr. Parks was
there. Of course; and IL was with peculiar sausfac.
Ton that he discovered among The crowd Of guesis
The cheerful, blooming face Of Miss summer. and
not long after, the mild bat eare-woIn couniennnce
ut her uncle. MIR Pirk- thought The latter locke I
less careful Than usual; and IN The early rart of the
evening he missed hun from the rooms. Al This
he was not surprised; Cor there was something IN
Mr. BeTrs appearance which Iesiffel tina, the
midst OF q crowd and gay and fashionable peopte
was not he place where he could enioy the bigbesr
tegr"e Of happiness Nevertheless, his Young
friend reloic0d IT, see him there; reioiced that he
aud hs interesting neIce had not been mortified by
The neglect 81 her wealthy relatives His heart
gl'wsd with kindness toward Mrs Berry and her
daughters n This pruof Of their delicucy considcra.
ton i"r the feelings 81 those wbu we're apparently
% iaf beneath them IN point Of fortune, II on no
uihcr acrounf.
Music made a part Of The evening. entertain.
meni. Miss Berry pl1y and srrg-and she did
bnih with skill, and was followed BY oiher Young
ladies, who were willing 10 contribute their pau
60" ard he pleasure Of The evening Last Of all.
~ the request Of n friend. Miss sumner took The
seat NJ the piano o. sing Are the Tidines" She
performed % with peculiar sweetness and fH-,t.
" " A"A NHN hNtNf NfllnN uIfle lr rnrh
other. Mr. Parks va both surprised and pIeoseJ.
and turning 10 Nc Eslon. uho siood near HIM. he
mis
"hs' sumner plays and sings admirably; and
% 'sssf ms nv sufprzs, ior though her manners
ere polished and gem r. ! had ~ sim, WY firm
81 The syiuiDn, rbai her eIucl.iDu was very Inn.
peuect
"It s far otherwise. said W. Eaton. atrorI
The death ut urr on thrr. which fupt pr1rs NOT
nT'h mre Than two years ag'. she tIv,avs attend.
rd Pc beef -chruis, rpd n music. the French Ian.
gn1ge, sud sudirs Of hat KIND. che took Isy.,r. .t
The Ir,i m Eers. Bot his thr you have heard b.
~ u" means her best performance. You mp.r
hear her p'1y ani sng The Captive Knight
Sc ise's hsf song. hOth he music ard World
m"re iuan aud oihsr person GhIys heard perform
o.
A. be finished speaking. he mlIe hs way 10 Inc
1anI, md made The request ir he ly8rre s,sc
wueh was re ldHy g. lnisd.
NJ Pis' dd not cave be station. bat hs Ir.,e~.
sd ~uh fired attention. The coiz- NOD "a, -,
ne music anl ns wori' ~w ,hrifusj 90 rs,r, ii.
Hrsi r. Hiul a. IVES standing u asep a1,t.,rr 4.
N"fa ha iurUs re",nei Limi AFTER 10 l5up va.
concluded. ani abruptly asked.
'D1es she upl play sni srg % ndmusiIyyr
~ ff'tt rurei. fr he last ed n0trs SEEMED
'hl lingering On hs car anI NJ lsconicpiv en-.
frsfsI Jam th'y'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

WE ASK NOTHING &ORE--wE ~ILL Ac-
sEFs N"rRtlSo LES5 THAN a REPREsE ia
sIoS X PROPOSITION To oUR P~OPULsrtoN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
he inscription is n follows. VIZ.
IRANkLIN.

Josiah Franklin. and AbIah his wife. lie here bu.
ma. They lived lovingly together m wedlovk, I'll
" i've year,; and without an estate. or any ganful
employment, hy constant labor and honest industry.
tNHh Gods b'essing) maniainCd "a large family
Comfortably; aud brought up JhIrleen children and
seven grandchildren .repulnhly. From lhis instance
reader, be encouraged 10 diligence IN thy calling
and dI.trust not Providence. lie was a pious and
prudent man; she u discree { aud yiuunu.
woman. Their Youngest sen in flial regard 10 their
memory, places lbs stone. !. +. born 1865; died
l774. AZ 50. AFbpm 1867; died 1852. AZ IS
The marble tablet bearing the above inscription
having been dIlapIdatcd by ihs ravages Of time. a
number Of citizens entertaining The most proiourd
Veneraiion for the memory OF lie illustnOus Benis.
min Franklin. and de nous Of reminding succeeding
generations that he was burn b. Boston m 1907
srecisd This obsl.k, over the graves olhis parents
iH 1927.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

TIME We have cHami1ed, At The store Of Mr.
lFarchIi m Mum street. 4 clock with a weigh, IN
me pendulum of mercury. II viii be seen a, onre
"' ne informed. The eject If weather upon The
mercury vii be % ooUu'erbalauoe that upon the
wire ere Therefore ensure exact time G,r eli .e,sons
ct mo year. Ia Will prohsrly run fr years with
"iie or ro variation, aud psrscrs having good
watches may set hem by 10 without any danger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
POSTSCRIPT.
mBkcA e@
AgG&
B TIE FOOD INTENT LINZ T..

The Good intent iIfe arrived at ten O'clock
last evening. aud brought u. ,hs 6!la,yinr new.
The New York Couricr confirms The news hal
'n-nnnounIablc d airulties appear in he settlsn.,t
u 'he boundary question. One of ihe cnmmis-ior
ers. sail To he Mr. Prshie il moi prominsn, in
throwing "a o5strucUons, and Maine i no, ronisnt
with The ire navigation OF the 81 Johns rs IN
equivalent for % mach lsrniery q. wall coar 1t tho
British pr,vinc.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
I,nn n. Raaor Tn.r-rn,

=" -' S""O" d'9hafTph Juiy y.
FRANkLIN'S hONUMENT-Thts monu ent
~ the centre OF The enc,osd5e between The fremont
House and PARK street church, 10 now visible from
il'e street; rhc foliage OF The young trees 10 'front.' of
u. having been trimmed, as We suggested a lea day,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

The louisville miners. who tsva hal a strife
lately, have quietly iispere! sud retired to ih,,r
homes. and The military wli" had bern called oni
10 cad The civil auIhGn.Ies, have hern slsui..so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

We do not G'ink i worth While o. Gllow The
e'n''oVersy Between he ,ati,l .0rof sm Ohio
and Mr.. Hamor aud his friend, further tsa1 20 ~
'orm our render, thai Mr.. %. = firm Ia hs separ.-
Ton from The I'll e. fhs Isle mc,d. and that he
VII be found labunng for n sound currency er the
) ate. We think Gr a Stale Bank with branches
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

4 dcp'onhle c,sua'iyloc, urred in The hnrbor "
- john. y. B. 90 Sunday wssk. A small ,kir
''ai' containing rlshie.H rraigrauis. VINO hid iust
arrived at tnt P'ri. was procrcding To he CIV.
when % vas ? ~ dbwn bY a steam ferry boat ami
Eve ~ Tie number le ished.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
Wm = Macon. nrcd Is. ,,id.

Should not nave gone To Chepashei had not The
women persuaded me TO do . there was ,ne IN
particular ] did not dare refuse; she wasm INV sweet.
.hear'i threatened 10 give me the mitIen III ia not
=.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

that Tell upon heFJ.rst and favored repre-
sentative. Let man pause IN the midst
OF MS l''uSiVe schemes OF happiness
ocnu SHsnty over the tomb OF Nations,
ana teaI Inc hpiapn winch lime has
Wf!''en 'Aer'"pon. Ihen let INN cherish
me- II %0sh, or AL mat lie contains be
worm inc cuefislitig:-
i,eTG sleep the Temain5 of all that Earth
"I ro D ~ r c p,, co, n0n q. l0'
Here slumhcr Nations. Pomp and Pride
lie buried deep bclow-wherc Honor sleeps:
' .r,J , ',t empty SOUND Is n.''a hol mere
Find here tomb, IJGrc rcst tbcir yot,rcs foo ;
Here Nations yet unborn shall yield
The gasp expiring Nature gives ! Hero
D'1,,' ..'' '''' al" '''''' '' val" "'.',' "'''
Ch'II'"s as ''GSe thoughts may pe' ana
U''N Il" may DC '"o picture l nave uraWh'
10 no'"',s 'lote '''"i 'ys' sure us a
so''D'" "c' 10 LIVE, YET more solemn sun 81.
80 'iE ""|"c III 'I,' "'o," VI me-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18
From the Brooklyn Evening st



We have been kindly permitted to pub
liSh the following graphic letter, which
presents the full picture Of tho loss Of the
gallant Peacock.
The numerous friends of Captain lIud-
son in this city. while their nerves thrill
with a sense Of his danger and that Of his
brave crew, viii at the same time learn Of
their safety, after doing all that good sen
men could DO TO savs the chip,
We would r2marl, the. this IS the fms,
clear and conclusive Information that has
been received Of the loss Of the Peacock,
the account Published some time ago by
the Journa! OF Commerce being generally
discyeJltad by the friends Of the crew.
The account, however, was correct The
gallant Peacock vii! brave the seas 10
more
October 80, leU,
The Peacock, after sailing upward Of
three thousand miles, arrived off Cape
Disappointment on the l7lh Of July last
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

7Hc Con'royt.-yhc sons Of the poor
die rich 49, while the sons Of the rich
die poor VIVA, encouragement to toll
through lie TO acquire wealth to ruin our
children Better to make use of our
money as we go along--oducatc our sons
secure their virtue by habits Of indus
try and study, and lie, them take care Of
Lhemse.E-5.