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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
DY ORDER of Hon. VIM. Inglis. Asso-

ID cisie Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas for the
and County OF Newyork Notice hereby givss pur-
the provisions Of the statute authorizing
against nonresident debtors that attachment has i>sue
.rar. the OF " lam B. Ross resident nj New-or'
leans State Of louisiana and that the Will be sold TOR
the payment of his debts unless he appear and discharge
such aac hment according 10 law within nine months IRON
publication this notice. amt that the payment
any debts due him by residents OF this State and TIE
delivery 10 him for his o any property within tis
state belonging him and the transfer OF such prop
erty by him forbidden by law and vod-Daied The
lith day OF April lsil. WILLIAM COLT,
as lawem Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28

Ut Saratoga Wnicrs.-Medclnal Waters OF ih'
unOn Congress Pavilion, and Iodine Springs d'n''a MI,
hand fresh from the springs. For sale ~hocsd ano
retail by David Sands Co., Chemist, n East Broadway
corner Market street NH 1ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28

DAINTS, cheap for cash.-On the Anne
u rir,n Pl,o-P,ints Oils Window and Picture Glass,
coorng for Walls. &c. wholesale and retail, il6 Futonst
proollen ale I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
AUCTION SALES.
BY S. DRAPER. Jr.
Store 81 wilhsn-srrct corner 81 Pne-srseL
IIIIfnS Al oelh

bnA r. H.
Store 81 wnhsn-srrci. corner of Pine-suse~
THURSDAY April ssih,
SALb OF tkk>Ch sOODS-tOk CASH
fhtS.h "oots-ioo cass~ 81 FIrDcb Dry cccos yn''
hNfh re- H'>l arrivals, osnp sng Hros o'ssaOee ~
40, csss iogltrd slks ne civ tr,.e
A..o, de hk and blue black souh,t,or-
Al.,. do rich rsris rsooas
Aiso. dp uch tgunvs Iii.
Al.o. do uch an, pr4nts
Az. do ficorst iuuslns
80 biur aLd b.sc hiackslAs
A>o. ee glR ladies theatrical ~ Lacy bali dress. -e.
A.sn. ona CREDIT OF >l\ MONTHS i1r approved
audorssd notes, handsome .Notimen oi fresh imported
French All German goods, comprising a rch sceeI'oa
seaSr natic articles
rou the wreck OF N, Lou. Philippe. damaged the
VOYAGE ot importation. sd under tie inspection si The
Nariens OF The pogg uf account OF the andsf"ni-is i~
.s>b.
40. 10 ca,e, Eolie.nn
Also, 10 bil ant blue basA slk
A>o,2 80 siAt ~hlebone
Nl>o. do stra~ suih,a. flowers
A,>o, d figured $40
Also, 30 black and blue black bombsI.ne-
Also. ci>es ltl On sewing
Also, 10 mu.ica. soIc,
FRIDAY, April sah.
Al II o'ciock al the Auction Room.
J'ser the inspection ~ the ~ardcns o, the port or
count oi he underwriters, tor casl-
pa ages src Hardware and Cutlery, and general
OF German AMI French go-s saved from The sbP
Lou, Philippe.
Cat,loe ut, and .Inple, on the morning OF sale.
SATURDAY., April Soth,
CLOrus AND C,ssl~sSgs from The shelves, ros CAss-
Goa, sting ~ $50 piece, West Oi England Cloths ard Css
msrs> just landed, comprising wNh dyed blacks hrpnns
invisible green o and ancy eocrs lendon sgowns kas-
sian green woaded olive cron cnen. clarrt, dahia ke
Also, Ice pieces Cassmeres OF various patterns srS oe-
scr.pton,.
Canlogus, md ,aRple. early the morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
= e. hOPPOSITION LINE for Al

I
SsstsssrSeS. bany.-Fare 80 eents-Berths - cents
Light frrgh; taken at s cents per foot
The CONNEXIONS steamboat WASHINGTON Captain
J. VI Brown viii leave the Steamboat Pier foai Of Warren
street tins THU RSDAY) afternoon. 18Th April ats O'CLOCK
Regular days OF leaving New-york. TUESDAY, Thusisy
ami SATURDAY Albany, Monday, "Wednesday and Frssy'
al O'Clock P NJ landing each the foot ot Ham
Inond street Newbursh Poughkeepse Caisk ana Hudson
All Kinds Of property taken only the rsk ri the owners
tl-reoC
For freight passage apply the Captain board, or
TO A& D. RANDOLPH MARTIN, ls2 weS-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
r Dickeus's WOrks.-TEs Works

IT DlCkemes W Orks.-ihS "O'h> VI N"hii
Dickens (ko,); illustrated edition, complete in sK vol
umes, Sv> jest received and for sale by
DAY ron 4 NEWMAN cor. Fulton and Na~ausis,
Publishers Wholesale and Re tail Dealers in School and
Miscellaneous Books. Stationery. &c. Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28

Wairr-Ireet, four doors ot Catherine Market -
TIE Subscriber has in his mandatory and under bis own
immediate supernp niencr, some NJ the Oldest ana mos
experienced builders IN this city. and the best 81 aera
for building every description OF Boat. which enables him
furnish the shortest notice Boats Of the most approved
model and workmanship the mot liberal terms
Builder Of the Sultan of MUscas Pleasure Barge, the
Wave. GaLee. Victoria. Atlantic, WakOna Brooklyn &C
Also the Ann. OF Peekski Washington, oi Poughkeepse
Du,hess of HYDE Park; Syph a.d Wave OF Mobile; Geo
Stewart, of Louisville; Madame Celeste, OF New Orleans
Il Ir AT I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28

II Lord Bncon's Wsrks.-The works 81 Fr'r'
cs Bacon, Lord Chancellor OF England. A new edition
ROYAL vo with a portrait Just received AID for sale by
DAYTON NEWMAN. or. Fulton and Nassau-siS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
THE PLACE to get Cheap aud Fash

i ionablr GARMENTS s at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
Ii2 Fulton-Hreet, near Broadway,
where Good. are bought exclusively tor cash. ana 'u
Suits furnished al "a hours. notice IN superior style anu a'
grssty reduced prices Our stock already large selected
with great from recen, mp-r'a,en' s'
variety Of French and westof England Cloths Cassmers
S;lL and cballv y.,tiug. to which making daily
additions. ,,.. ,,Jr. -
We take pleasure in inviting friends and the public 70
call and examine our Goods, feeling conhdent That we can
offer still create inducements than ever, and having " oo
employ the celebrated Coat and fanaloon
"a, .,elv guarantee that tue style OF our garments VIII
compare with that OF any house in the trade.
Terms, e,.h on delivery and no abatement IN prices
,e =. J. C. BOOTH, Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
CARpFTINC and Oil Cloths


Safety Fund Banks also, James, Oean, 81 La~renee
and all the free or red bach BANKS, taken without any
count for CLOTH cashmere yengs Harness nc al tne o"e
cash price al AL Greenwich street, near Canal -
Bennington morey taken at a small discount mo- lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
1T T0IFT REASONABLE.-A plea

Sra = hs.lhy situation az Sing sing Nestche,ttf
~, f,r enough Of the village TO be pleasant WIN
walk Of four churches and he best oil 'choo'
~ > ,Iso a two story double house on the premises wei
'Te.,ed for ,enteel family private boarding nous
20 ,bsre no difficulty in obtaining oader during ire sea
81 choice frut, OF various kinds aud good gar
irn For further particulars, inquire at Fr'n'''useI
.c2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28

IMPORTANT to Store keepers.-The
subscriber offer. to the public lin addition TO splendid
assortment of camphene spirit Lamps OF hsown nanscure)
Cars Bac pns Backuts Rust Webbs Patent Burners
n various pattern sodng opportunity To those ~ "hn'
o good and cheap light 10 select Lamp TO Their 'aistc
ton Before purchasing those IN want OF Lamps VII nsi
il 10 their inere. cal! At No Caiherne-slret near D-
Wis on or at 1874 Greenwich street n. B-Cu'lones'up-
Paoa In GEORGE MiCHELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28

-" ANTED-Any person IN want OF IA
w certain. safe and speedy cure for The Dlsr n
would find immediate relief by using Dr. Fleming Da'
rhra Candy. II osy one shilling.
His Dinner Tonic Candy isa ceraln cure tor Cost'e-
nee. fullneo or distress after eating. heartburn, &c
NJ, Cathartic Candy il the very best medicine known IN
all ca.es when ph's'c Is necessary ...,
His Worm Candy will give immediate relief IN the most
obstinate case OF worms IN children.
Sold al 1875 \s.sau.Urect. a2B u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
. w. FEEKS respectfully informs his
GOLD LEAR. b. Ruggles has re-
NARnS.-Just opened. a splendid lot of


" English Embossed Cards. new styles. suitable tor
printing bu.ar cards for dealers IN ascy goods, lner
les. matters kc which will be printed order at prices
hu irIfs higher than plain cards Be remembered that
hec card, are only To be found al Staoners' Hall Card
pcs OEce, being imported e1cusvelyhy the prnpretors
Tho. The ore who printed cards neser and cheaper
hsn can be found any where else will cal at 24o Pesrst
" q, "a ~ :, aS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
PLEASURE GARDEN

II \ u
This SPLENDID Garden. situated on the banks OF tn
uarr- yer : one Of the most tel .hitu spots n the "
cuity of New York. ahoundn. in all snds Of >lruhsrN
Plants and Flowers of he finest and rarr,t hinis fnn>
filled with Gold and silver Fish. whose sportve playful
nes IN the surface of the adds much niere,, 10 ne
scene: while the rpenn- walks, shaded By Golden Wa
lows, offer irresistible attractions tor a rural rsmh".
An extensive and elegant Awning has been erected ara
suitable Grounds have been laid out for Military toGpa
uits To practice Target Firing.
Gold anI silver Fish and Bouquets OF Flo~-rs Cor
ale at the Garden. Harlem. Nav. 1872 ar SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
A MEXICAN Museum. corner Of Broad

VI Att- ~ VIM - ''N''
~ wav and Ann s--eei-P. L BARN. ". Manage
IL order On accommodate the Immense crowds which attend
here. the Lecture Room has been enlarged Ihe hN,rf
on. {; p,ev or; c,p be- consulted Day Evrrng. She -
the greatest wonder nj the From ocsck. \ VI e.
p VI she he privately consulted a. an acs ~ ot-
teller Of Future Events, free o charge. Mr Nnch' i
Comic Drolrris. viii introduce his most Humorous sni
Qurrcal Eccentric ties. Tor TIL. week oHlv VI - kost
tie charming Vocalist rnr v Orleans. engaged also l.
Pettr Ces.te the beautiful Dancer EXPERIMENT ~ IN
nal Magnetism q child three years old. Niacan Fails
with real water; Pneumatic Railroad Albno LAZY Gi'>s
Blnvinr; Grand Cosnorama ,nd SO no curiosite>
4 splendid day performance every "Wednesday and sat
uri7y afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
/ COMBINATION of Attractions. such

seiiom offered 10 place II the s.mr n'ment.
now .ocs the patronage Of the public a. the kIh bioa
Rooms OF J. CLARK. No. ~ Broadway !, consst' NJ ?
Gallery snuqle ant maiern Paintings, ~ The
naid ar .s and the rsrr> order o etcelrnc- The
Gallery which fitted mp m ST. ie 81 suitable wagnh
r-ncs provided with elevate, stage, appropriate a. =.
Tor Lectures and Concerts which Will taAc pi'ce frN
lsv. -'nahS notice Of which viii p. given and al.
BE- d- ted ~ ihs hrst talent IN her respective orse
erterts niueuL Tie stage commands foil view II IA.
ra-tns ant he slicsce. aud wee Nrrs1tas comb ming
a. intel lai .rd vi,usl ~ oyment which The proprietor
tru,'. viii found worthy of that patronage WhcA b. hls
Inn. -ndeayore a. much ah~r and expense b. deserve.
The ls-,- Saloon vii lie bill ,ntly Illuminated
evening and pans vii he spared 10 ender on" OF The
r,t pleasant q 0, certainly OF the nS, Interest ~
resorts IN The city.
Open iron, l. VI. To 10 r " Aimuancs 3 cents
Moth Trke'.sl Entrance on Broadway. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
HVUE Fame and Glory of England Vim
HAVING presented to the Public the

III ANING presented 10 TIC TUDTIc the
claims Of my first premium Coogneior 30 long. now
aks the liberty LAYING setore them another article oi
equal WORTH viz "The Virginia Shaving Cream This
vegetable composition can safely uneqaaed by snv
now offered TO the American public the pleasure affords
in shaving lis only fragrant producing rich and lat.
ng laher but possesses qualities OF highly soothing and
healing nature as to above rival artcls A.
hosew no have ted Cologne have found 10 he all That
aid co they " no u.e this Cream Will Acknowledge that
the half Of lis virtues have not here been told
s2stf J LANDMARK. 80 ghathans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
INAMILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for

Bows Wilton. Fairfield County, Conn-The number
of Pupils limited To twenty. The Summer session VIII
commence NAV Cd. .
y. Ban Interview cas- be had with the Principal our
ing the last week Of April by calling on the Rev w II
Bdwiu Editor of the National Preacher. Brick Church
Chapel New York. which place. and at 100 Pineapple.
street. Brooklyn. Circulars containing particulars NAV al
any time b, obtained aN VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
TAMES DAILY. Draper and Tailor 237

- Broadway. corner Of Park Place, invites the attention
Of his old and the public to his choice stock OF
Spring Goods consisting OF French and English Coths
Casseres Ne>ngs &c purchased the present low prices,
and viii be made UP FIRST style for small profit as mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
VIEW STEAM SAW MIIL.-The sub
HNUE ANTLANGULAR SYSTEM OF

wRITING-REMOVAL or Mr.. bRISToW'S
Writing ACADEMY 10 No 2)5 Broadway, near Park
Place and GREAT REDUCTION ct bis Terms.
FROM u TO FIVE DOLLARS
Mr. BRISTOW in RESPECTFULLY offering hs services to the
nnc for hi. season trusts that the very low terms y,
hus placing this useful art within the means OF .,I WI, M
splendid Handwriting
IN TWELVE LESSONS.
The Ladies meet daily nom II 10 l. They are Taught
neat r.pd and delcs hand agreeable oe fashion o' he
dav Also single entry Book -keepns Taught.
The Gesemen are taught with mialllsle certainty !"
write with despatch in mastery manner suitable tor keep
Ing set of books or for mercantile corresp' ndence
Evening classes from Ito O.
y b. Merchants and strangers visiting thc cry can com
MIN a in fhree w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
Salt Water Warm

Bah. At Fulton Ferry open for gentlemen and ladies
every day, from 5A VI until l0P NJ. Also, Cold warm and
Tspid Salt Water Shower Baths These Baths are pleas
any situated Fulton Ferry, aad equally convenient ior
New.Nork and RrOoLlyn. Az I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
"a TO LET-To a small genteel fanny :

part Of the modern built Hou,e ~ ~ The location
a0o'F II 5t the Gss S SSs. y. ' well in 6ass
The house contains u rooms Win Rent slod Appy al
would be divided 10 suit the ian''' ais it's
The house or at I42 Fultoa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28

i Lady, children and servsnt-a Room and Bedroom
',-ulv turn.hpd between Leonard and Walkerss near
,roIdway Price mus, be moderate Address \ "
s nsiic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
r OST-Yestcrday. supposed, between
COUNTRY RESIDENCE at Bloom

ing,i,le about miles lrOm the Clty HaI.-A UthIt
man and his WIFE, single Gentlemsn can be accom-
most, with board and of rooms, na genee prlsa'
family =. BoomingIae near the River. On the premise,
are various kss fruits; also 'tabng for two or Ier
horse. with carriage house, &c. Please address VI b. at
a.. -; -. al The TrIbune a2e Gts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

TIE GREAT RACE-lbc r.cv bci,,v, u y %.
''' n'' f''hnn' At appears. va, WON hy F.shipp
l"e Ne" lurk CORES, "udcni Of The Phihdclphu
I Gazette furnishes the follow Ing patiicuars.
The great rnce between Boston nnl Fashion
cam" oil this aiiern pn-iherc Nas nm imrsense n =.
s'rnhing" 81 people there Bets were ol.reJ and
taken until The last npm en- nj small odds on IS.
'on' who vas generally tho Gvorile. IIe wa,
m''nn'od hv ca Pa,slSS. all Fashion by Joe Llird
'ho son OF her trnine,
session. being ar" wears OH carried l26 H.
M"ie The mares mp. rJ,,riate weight baing bat ;
was rnIy III. making iii Torenc nf Is y ,unds
which wthin y. Was the sam, all,,yeI Henri IN
'he race VIA Eclipse This /, supposed r. have
a"oNe" rHShi'n' about 80 rails advaulagc in each
heat "n account OF her lack oC years
The cNriiing m anent fur The siart h,,in, orriy.
ed al last, the hprscs took the grpnnI while the
Immense c"ncuur-c were hr-athleas with anxiety
Bisiou having Won the inside. they CANA mn ,,,cn.
w. and went OIL at the signal like an arrow fr,m
the bow. The heat wnS closely cont.sieJ on cvo.
y inch % gcruud. bnt was wna by Fashion in I'm
81 S'epnds. The start was even anL he n,..rJ
her on the third mIle. she passed hi II, nj the r.,
gale On the path. and Kept her lead beating Tho
heat by SD yarls exactly
SECOND hENr.-Aner a l1qsa of31 minutes tho
hngh snundcd aud the horses were called tnr d
sccr.d heat The signal being given away tho,
dashed. uni after IA spirited contest the heat VA.
won by Fashion. who although behind hun alb ,ut
his length the three first miles, passed him nj th.
gate OH the first quarter OF the last and WIN IN.
heat by length IN clear. Times 7m 3lt s.conJ.
beating EciHses time four seconds The three
irsi IA les were ran IA about In SIS each mile, ana
tia last IN In 5jr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17
PITTSBURGH MARKET.
GAZETTE OFFICE.
Ihuraluv Ma 10Th 1910


Thursday, May 18Th. 1919
Business continues d.ll md very lille aDima
hon m ony department Of trade. except for nmms
diaIe wants. Our stocks Of oil kinds Of goods mr.,
excellent Tor The sensOu, and prices low
FLOUR--Sales Cor few days frum gopons a
boats at Sl,25 q 4 so and from stores siG2 81
per b5l.
GRAlN-Whcat averages about Is cents. n
choice loi Of wheat. 300 bbIs. arrived from R1sb.
vile, 3D.. and sDld readily. NJ the river fr S. cts
per bushel in city scrip. Corn. plenty. and s,r,.
duli p - cents per bushol
HAY-Sl2 per ton.
MEAT MAkKET-B1crn rIanty snd DAN. g,i..
bog round - cents from b1afs and wagons ami
- Cts. from storesi sales. 10 binds. hams M al
cents per TO-
BEEF CATTLE-Supplies nojor,t, ,r1 49,.
20 butchers 90 4ci Dr choice a.. Hog. 81 Il, a,
per Ib SIeep 81 20 ] so eacb, iambs 75 4, sI.
Calves So 20 S. " ~
COIION-Salrr II bales Alabama. II ii, b,,.
Ter - D" O't'
COtFEE--S,ocks good and ss'ss d, l,,,, l,,.
uJ,ry.
sJiAR--Stock rood end sales moderate. 8 50
cents l1 hbd', and .I boo bbls.
MDLhS~tS-- ~IIe. Hy hs quantity 25 % &c e.
'' , ,5,,g. '', "a 60 81 gcr gallon.
Pos Palfs 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

BIRDS Don't nllow your boys. or vo1r n.;,t. .
bors Buys of any bIred who coils himself mon 20
De s'r'llng nbou your fields and orchards Win J,
gun pop i1f away at tho beautiful lfi!e b,rJ, ,h,
arc such eheel"al AIDS IN eEiirIaing or rherEine
.lo p''sIe's 81 Tue whole race ~ millnss. worIua,
grabs &r.. 'hnI commit such ,l,pr,,Ioti,ns 80, -
farmer you allow This vile aug Ter of birds a,
nj be surprised # your apple trees are sritDal h
by ihe cnnker worm. your apples d,sin,yeJ bv ~,
larvae Of The codling moth. your pums by the cnr-
yoat 'an"'ses 10y The tl'ch gruh ard yuSr pc -
best friends. True. hey occasionally take "a a ~,
ward l"rlher labor some Of the fruit or seeJ r.,
have been 50 active IN preserving, but Ibis j. ~.
more Than equal mud exact justice The ners,n ,.h,
could dispense Win Tho early carol Of tho sparrow
The merry song ofthe bOboling. or tho swee, ro,o,
Of Ih' brown thrush. may possibly no an hon.,
man bat he has no ear for the melodies ~ na,,,,
"he has no mnsic Ia his sOul'
tCaltipator
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17
ANINrERESrINGINclnENr


"Wh1i good vii Il ID a. ID pin the Cold Water
Army 'a'I H'Rr When hc found ,hii ever, ob-
l'c'inr he cJsd make was easily answered.
What gni WIFI a jof" rep ed Un-le Edward,
st d'wn CA the tank here aud | will tell YOU "A
i"nry throw his skates down beside his uncle.
bout
BLlCK.EYED JOE.
., - :, "''r" years ay1. went in,o town ia the
' ., "" Hampshire 10 givo ten pcrtnco lecl.
-, i ''v were m my pcrsnus in the Village who
u''nA 'nu'A'cn'us liquors Bui many cam, =, beo,
me, anu noticed iu.t as ,.,,,,,,,.y, -; .
h,'c bright eyed lsi ab,ut v,,,,, ,,, u, -,
ilio The Hal, and at down nc,r ~ M a..
tened very aitentIvcly; and when I So, g a..
''"c' treatment CT wives and children from in,cp,
crate men. ! saw him moro tho, ~
handkerchief AMI wipe away The 80, ~,
Them the pledge would prevent ali ~. = -, -
men KIND AMI plea can't; AMI I tdld tho ch,I, -,
sign Il II they would prosper and 10 hams, !, 80
world. Thls little fellow aim ~ the Il n -,
hs name down; and when asked the ncopl, 81,
he was. they told mo he called Backc.,J -,
'a' MS iaiher was one Of the worst drunk'sds A
the town.
Il WIS hs custom every morning In rningle run,
and sugar with water. sHd pISs t round To every Oh
n the children who hpk little A. well NJ their 9Th
2 and m"ihcr lie would drink ail | oclock moan
ire' at O'Clock. and at supper 81 that when O.
N'hhs tnihe ie would always be Intoxicated, cr,st
~ rcvensciul- sometimes he would beat his XiE. =
Sometimes his children. or shut Them out Of d,,,.
/ M the cold storms. II was this that made J,setH
weep. "i the cruelty 10 children and Il WE this Iat
induced hun To sigR The pledge.
lie went hpme irIin the meeting anil ,ioternin,,l
To Keep his resolution. The next morning as ,rsI,sL
the father iouk ont the brown Jug mixed the piirh.
or oi poison and handed II to Joseph nrsi lie Ioh
his head and declincd taking IT,
Drink. joe" siiJ his father
81 do not wish for any ngain cir" ssphoI Los
9ph.
lis father look ut him stcrnly moment. noI ,,rpn
said roughly.
did you 80 TO that Temperance meeting. Joc1'
Yes ar" he replied.
dad you sisn the plcdgcF'
| YES, sir"
"What did you DO that ElT IocG"
| ',BecanSc, luther SAID Joseph. hcsiialn ,Iy n
| am ever a Tnn, dn mot want 10 he ns ven ar"
HIS iaiher blushcd, turned pale stood ronrii.ed
moment and then opened the door AMI dashed ,Bs
| jug aud pitcher o. pirccs srying;
You shall have father that y,u wont bo osh,u
ell 10 be- like
From that hour he has never taken nnytl,ipg I'm,
can noHIcaiei a. Is hapny himseltS renders h.s fam
'ly happy besidesi aud venture d. sy u,,t Jo..,,
WI have an answer ready Gir lay one who ask,
nm what good will It do to sign the plc,Igcy.'
Uncle iwlr !, you may put my name down.
SAID Henry "dnd Thank you for telling me l,nt 81,
r."
- saying, he pat On his skates and went of Doot
The Icewiih swirl motion - tell the story OF Blink
eJed joe Ia his companions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17
An E,gli.s Aren Of W., oun,. ne

IN E12HSh Man 81 War outline.
The Philadelphia correspondent Of the Bnliirr ore
Fa'r"i relates the f1llowing:-In looking over q
priNae letter dated Rio de JIneiro Feb. 49, was
struck with the following paragraph. il Is much IN
character with those daring fellows "A few diys
since large ship q slayer) sailed from this port un
der American coors. for the African coast. An Eng
llsh iugnie. which laying ~ port, knew her
destination nnd determined u capture her. they
met few miles outside the harAor-ihe frlgate sent
her boat 10 b'urd the American ship; the officer in
command was told 10 keep ofTor they would fire in.
70 him The boat kept on. hen the Yankee LEI lpose
gun "p'n him, the commander Of the John Bull
hgnie Then hailed. that he would fire into him il he
did not hsave 90; fire nd he id was the fcply.
accompanied by hIoudside from the well trained
guns Of the Yankee. which carried away the fore
and nam yards Of the irigate. Tho fellow crowd
cd all SAL and was out Of the range Of the fgates
gnn' beiore he well knew what WIS the matter
with huns saw the frigate afterwards her main
was down aud they were in The act Of sending
down the fore which could see bsJ been much
damaged. The @nglishman declines that he will
have the ship 4 he loosos his own vessel in the
undertaking"