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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-03

Tue MORE HAsrs THE LESS srErp.-Iord
Bacon writes as follows on despatch Il know
man that had it for by-word. when he saw
men hasten 10 concluslorr, "Stay little,
that We may make an eu1 the sooner"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-03

C,MEIs Sir Robert Peel mentioned in
Parliament that 29,000 OF these animals perish-
ed in the late Afghan campaign and the Bonn.
would be required for the removal of the troops
from Jellalabad, whether in advance or retreat.
Besides the army baggage, the pacific animals
carry loads of rockets, shot, shells, md ammu-
milton.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-03

THE Moon could believe is inhabited, said
an ''u la"y' Pat what can become Of the Peo.
PIE when 'lere is nothing left Of the moon
bat streak.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-03

Why are ladies' dresses about the wais, Ike
a general meeting! Because there is greG.
gathering there,
Yes and oftentimss great deal Of Justls.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-03

In the Madisonian, an article having refer.
rnce to one in the National Intelligeuccr, con.
cludes in this man nner;
Hush the, Gales, lie still and slumher,
That same Old Coon" will guard thy bed /
Congress prnnng-Publc plumber,
All combine 10 give thee bread.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-03

NEwsrApER.-This name is derived, not from
the adjective ne,p, but ftom E-i-W which il
was usual TO put at the head of periodical pub.
locations, indicating that the information was
derived from the four quarters of the globe.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-03
From The Boston MisceHanm
The Two.

hC "ps
Br JAMES II. LOWELL.
Som each me osher knew,
But love grew up more slowly;
Firmly and fair it grew.
Watcred with Heavens dew,
That plant sU pure and holy.
Thereon burst forth flower.
To fuller beau'v moulded
By sunshine, Shade aud shower,
In which all seeds of power
And mystery were folded.
They saw the flower rare,
And loved u for its bruuty;
They watched it with sweet care
I'LL, ere they were aware,
II grew 60 lie a duty.
Then STATED they IN fear.
And gaZrd upon each other;
Then said. "Why loose our chceri
W. only will be dear
As sister and her byohcr."
So dwclt they late and snon
IL loves uuclouded weather;
They loved the self same tune,
Ard underneath The moon,
Twas bliss to he together.
From all the world sn wide,
Each soul the other singled;
Something within drd guide
Their life streams side by side,
Cntll at l,ngth they mingled.
And now they cannot part,
But must low on f1eve-,-
Two ST cams that rose apart,
Ininel IN the mighty heart
OF one calm flowing river.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-03
PRICES OF ADvEnTtstNs.

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Every subsequent insertion, 2h
Yearly Advertisements: one columr, Sp5 half
column SIS, three squares, Sl2; two squares, S9t
one squsre, SIS. HaTf-yeatly one column 81 /
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S5 one square, SO SO.
Advertisements left without directions rs To tho
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ingy.
C-TSixtcen lines make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-03

Miss Lucy Long" has been set to music.
Mobile Herald.
She'd better been set to work !-Pieayuae
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

VALUABLE COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE
RRflLL Dc sOd on the 9Th day Of April next. a
~ puhhc auction. Ia this c.ty. Jhe valuable cot.
TN factory Known rs Ihe "Auchsr Mill" uuh ali
'he m'ch,1cr. sieam-eugine, AMI geeriug.
The building Il % feet long. 40 leet wide. md
our stories high, built Of bricks on a s,Sue lounIn
TO-.
The attention Or manufacturers aud CupitaIats H.
WVued To This sale. as the property offered ha.
srea' advantages iur ue successful prosecution Of
the Manufacture Of COTTON, " cotton aad WvI cy.p-
biu'd.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc eighth Of the purchase
'n'nrN 30 hc paid iu cash a. tie time utsl.c. one
e'rh % 20 SIX mOnihs. one eighth iu 9 months. oaa
~igh'h ~ ~ mon h. and the hllancc "a eguai
sums in io ani u suonrhs. or. Il desired hy lha
y rhassr. itiv believed haI the tvo las. pavm.ut.
'nay Toe deferred for = mach 10 yer Time.
For further particulars address. (pns, pail} either
.hs undersigned. = BRADY.
Nhs-iiuv. i'm i5-is WE TYSON.
Boston Atlas and National tu'eligeucer cuvy to
a"ouu' Of IS and charge tins Office.
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VOLUNEE .. NUMBER 80.
NCEl,Y

~ ttANtEl.N:
EEJRSUAHT lu u decfee pghe Great sum-
4 ur CJust oi Law and CHsue.iy Or Crr
ruuEiy. lt thv : ate ui NiH-IH.s. m4Gg ra O., 50.
'ay v. February. lS+2. uru c.uss therein Irrd..l
-uiNtcu 'Le President auI Directors Oi tnc flfs
ard Marine lusUr.n.c Company Of NacCla.
F.1uuF ard John " E.uy. Frue.- Plan. er.
Horace 20 Miller. Charlie l. Sssrg. Erdrrk A!c.
bee, SaaCaCh : Wr.d.r. R,aaud " u. r!rr.
'Uu.u> Gnhely, AEdr,u PaJJraru. janice y Pa.
lcr,Du, Henry Moore. Johu q. Clarke. Ji-g,L An.
leislu, AJAX DJugiI-s. Jatat- q Tais o. auf Nj.
H'm i Aitorbury, Dysalah,s. ! SHAH nu -'.u..
-ay, thc IN day % Apu. L,Il. % .~tfi.,4.r.
q! NhCC.IuC. m ug sad county. ....r-H Co
ard slate IN account ei Ihc ,sJ-i eI.ers ..r
aItl %. The deed ct Trust r.Irr,a to 90 600! a,,-..
"a the hands @. JU0 a-G Jet..G..f
Strong. 90 which werc assigned ~ iu OBJ. said
Iced aUa have mol a. yet b,,H l.aguaa o. ia ..r
-.a.sc pl lhc tsus;s iu -aid deed C,, end. a...
~u0 Iay De- Due uu ihc s,,eIs. dcus ... ,,.u.
boz saI5 deed.
III" deed oi Trusg r.fsrrci tn 90 oveua',E r.
.ud BERG lu said Strong. 10 dated ~. -gH. a.. o.
-r1saIy, 1910. and Now oi fcran Un .uc C.-r.F
'liCe VI ac u0-uly courl ol said co .ujF.
JAS A. CLARKE.
Vt .IT...T. mar - -IHE I.HmH.-... $3.50.
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y. w. q 8. ~. INENON.
WHOLESALE i RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
CAPS.
W'sf SiIe of NaiH sfrssf, W5ssliUg, Ia.
AVE on hand and are constantly nuuuficlur-
ug a general assortment 81 superior IuT and
six haas = hey nave received the latcstsprrg
fashion from New y ORR aud 1re now prepared
% sup.iy 90 order all sizes aud qualities. n th,
L,.stut or pasf -iyl,, "a may suIt customers.
q acs add bIab reav r. aud Castor, Pl8in
" bite Russia aud Nnpt Hats.
Tgev also kre1 Ouh I'D an assortment Ufplain
and .uDgv mems a q O1s fur and cloth caps.
aIl of W hlch O. ~ offer 20 their customers and hy
puh.lC on ho most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants end dpa'-
rre prom 'i'y filled orr the u us favorable terms
thankful for fhc liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received tney solicit a share Of pub
lc patronage which rrey are Ir.rrmrued 10 de-
serve ny " urVt attention. personal application
o. business and cheap aud flyols Die Esles.
NAV ~
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q X "A L. I. z s
UNION LE<R

PHILtD T. LPUtA.
NHG ahnve line consists of n pAL, I1,r On
fhNNsfiNANIA Beans IA ColnSsuoa with a
Daily Fsst Line ct
PORTABLE FOUK SECTION BOATS.
Which VIII be run on strict rsurLRANsr Az $. n.
aArli NELrrSO punviples.
), re business Niii - SO.sss..s - AoreIs:srs, :,
'he PvPusiUr,
Gr CRAZE.
Gangl B,.u. P,ushurs,.
D. DCriLH NCO.
~ Market street. Put..G,.. hia.
K5'' 20 NsroA1afs csss,ars.
Piishurgh. Feb. lJ-3a So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

sTATIONNRN.Ar.

a n UILLS l.E-IJuts, Pcukuivts. Indclahle InL.
% Wafer, Chez, Men, Carpenter Pencils.
ClI.-t5a's Patent Gul,rs. Red Tape. I.Cia
Rubber, Wafer stamps, Steel Peas, silver Pencil
Cases, Black sand, Nus.C Parcr. PIr1 FbUos,
Rcd. R'a.k aul Blu, l.k-, Bone FoIders, Sealing
Wax, los Pp.d.rs IIaIa I 4, &c
an a.4. ..aol supply tttHe ahevf lust received
and iFr z.r 60 JOHN h THOMPSON :, 10
Monroe street. where mas nC had ull Unpopular
ga = . as ard uc"sr .c.s o., C4yLy G. e year
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

HlRhl MAO VITA rules held IN IN
'Ierk's Irlce oi he County Court Of TYLER coun
o. honda the 6th dsyof December. lSII
William Uudorw cd C,mglaiuaut
against
sidney ) Miles, EdmIud % Niles. Na'inda Ran
dali hers al law Of ELISHA Mics dcc,aseE.
and Nulsn " DONd, Fr,deuek A Dowd.
Frances l. Dpwd, j. les Il Dpwd. sidney II
boNh Mannda y ID Nd, Ann r. Duwd aud
Charles " DONd. children and heirs az law
OF EHzt II DOwd irctssaD vino was also an
hIE al law oithe sait EIsha Niles deceased
Defendants
Mis- duy came the Complainant by his atior.
ney, and the Defendants Edmund b Miles
h1linrH Randsil heirs at law Of Elisha Miles de-
'ras"d. William VI DO Nd. Frederick ADpNt.
rancts l. D'~t, James II Duwd Si,uey ~
i, WI. Ma'm a p Dowd, Ann f. Davd and
Charles ~ Dpwd cot having entered their au-
'e7fancc a" ID gwen security according To the oct
Jt -As-embiv aud the rules Of tbs court Dir an.
5earIng bv satisfactory evidence thar tisvars rot
-ltsn's Of his STATE, therefore, on motion Of
~ Complainant 10y he attorn-v, II - ord red
nat che said absent defendants do appear here
al tie - 'o1i Hpniav of March mex. aud an.
"a pr the GpnTlsiranrs bill sni fhst a COPY
- Tins order DC l,seri,d in fse = hetiius Times
tr fwn m"nths succtS-ISe'v and gOsiti Al he
court house d"OT ui tH.s county
\ cory trsfs HICKMAN
N ~-..- co., v-.'. Get
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SiaiaAN'S WORM LOZtNGE,.

'4iAstNf4AN = hOtNh LDLF.N6E~.
PROVED ia rlore Than 100000 eases 10 DE m.
N ia,iI5l,; ths OEiy ccTlaiu WORM d,srsyiu,
me LcmU e1,r discovered. Maay diseases sr,r
rom worms uuI occasion long aud iHtanss suffer
INK and evrUdestl. with IUt JIciI ever s,Iu. su--
p-cieH: g.4En persons ar very often ala rirg
wl,h tIJu and are ductprci Tor vau.u. ,.r.-
p afuts, without any benefits when one Cyss Of
those .ozyG-es would speedily cure thsm.
MR. Murphy, % North street Philadelphia was
aHft-e 70 D.. a poor. woman whose daughter :
Years OLE, had been sick NEARLY . gear; Frr 10.
mach was = large as a gown peisUu's. her
AIMS aEI .tgs 80 swollen that ,hc cogIi ~,
va x o. help herself, although she could cat as
muca asfNp iabJUHE Iauu Two celebrated doc.
- hut exhausted ihCir seLt without any Den.
CT; 'l. IItnJr h1u spent al b. CC..d raise 1ud a..
was discouraged, aud had abandoned all IDEA u
31Hs a.y thing more irr her aud looted Co. death
acme iui1fG nsr cut Other Bi. cry. Hr Murphy
nrl'a. lLs TIA Dl-e Of Worms, gave her O. U1E Of
>tr!Hau's LuIsug p, and ts two arvs size be-
turned With ioF btamluE iu L-r eyes, end sand rlc
i.uLth--~ nuu SAVED her child 4r. IN. E-t
Iosi All bfo"-nt away nearly a PINT f worm
i' Ino u'iu- mass. SHE afte wards caa0t,t ,v.r
, inst were discharged beside the G. ass. which
ste could MT count. The child nas literal. Ca
ten u' NJ u the m-annth.rHvI u wI.4es- III th-
.lrn~t Miraculous tul.a.y u SACImsu's Lex
eaEes.
ru-eOnly - -en's n box.
Fys .a.o II CEAPLLNE& PRYOR.
Union street.
ravU Solo agent tr lbs CIV.
NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS
= '.~a ."'.a. ""A Nfk It1Nt 10 .U.fftU 'N~ TII
: ze's cod Wheeling aud vIclniiy. hist tasy have
renri a GENERAL PURNlSUING WARE
utNs l4J Main street, Wls,lur. Va.
may bee iuuUL al extensive assortment of
md mahogany framed ooSius GIa..g,. Portrait
lua Pcturc iutnos; Upholstery Warc. CON, 'uz OF
I vliHer beds. bo',los Pillows. GUIDED h.lr. Sur..b
"'n,. cotton. husk and -prug muuas,r.: ia-s.her
with " tod .ss'uIaeut e. the lstesi STYLE arI bls
.u'-a~i FURNITURE ever ui!rred in tlf. ,Iiy:aI
ID ~n.rH wIiiae sJiI ga IA, mos, .e.sl.-ul, Terms
la4 uaTraH CE.
A'>' IgJa.ng e'1ss lltcs. nah gauv ycncors.
'"rnish SW ulSn Ianss, oc 90, ,uus......, u.. a.uL.
TEAM BOATS furnished with every article OF
.uFu'uae on Ihe mOsl accommodating terms dnd a.
'hort notice.
Carpels made aud pa; down.
Orders IA Za"esslI.e can Dc left with J. FAD
Ms & CU-
Jau ID MENDEL s. HARBOUR.
The GAINESVILLE Republican viii copy 10 he
'nount ufihrre dollars aud charge this -Hice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-02

.aIsE SAL OF VALUABLE PRO
PERTT OK MONROE STREET.
FHNtF nud@rs gurd val cNrlsc ~ SHE ~ puh.
8 hr y .cuon 81 NuuAJy. the IS u dsy ul
" i~r"rr~St. ~ The frpnt door % the court hlus.
90 thu county three iu's ~ uund q fer VIDE
'''h on N"r'p Strrff, bong rhC west tr'ftr lot
~. 4 20 fnr oh -Crarr. RHc m- tdln r'v TfI Iu.
lus an / west e tue hrCE varchCusrs nrrUuIsr
N" NW Paxton 4 SON tTaugiC s. Role " aud
OTHERS. Hru - among the most valuable 81. crfy
n SEC rIiv The 'arn $ 81 pavurtn. viii hc ole
hi'h m hand and IN" hslau.e - three equal nav
uicUts ~ 3. 20 sud E wontns thereafter. with IN
'rrrsi from the 8sv uf sale, me purchaser "Iy.us
hond With Apr wed security for the deferred
p1viueute.
The shuve rrrDnrrv vii be- sold under The dec
Of rru-' FROM Pane 10 the Subscribers and tie
tale Is Iudispulbbie
HENRY MOORE,
JCJOHNSTON.
Per Henry Moore, his Atfnurv.
jan S-is Trustees.
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INV ~PIoNEER LINE.

y "4'iOl'4t Nlt-4 o. ItIIIftpkia.
IFS RILES - RAIL
WEFA - EokD.-N Lrsing iu Phu-
ads.phr ia sIty hours. The
49, above hsr leaves Wheeling
""iiy Tor f':i!ajeiphil, arrives at Hasersiuwn IN
,'"r lnr TIE morning train Of Car, VIA: CHAM
bLLsaUltG. CARLISLE. H-AREISBCRS uhd
LANCASTER.
''iS huc rams from NagerS'onuip PlIiadel7hia
a dis'anro "fl75 mIlvs By Ra,I Rsaa IA Pa.sn. Sale
o. Beam Cans.
Passenger from the sa,t will ul.ovs End s'ngss
really ithg depot a, hagersIowa to soar-y tLAa
Wcst
i'r seats apply a. The Bar Of lie 4 ) Hotel.
juno - EDWARD RIDDLE. Agent
: L"als EcTgh' can Louisville journal. Cincinnati
republican publish bu,Us.ai @! Gys 4y..au pud cbarss
THIS Office.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ron
SALE
DURSTANT 10 the prn,isious or the last Will
Will mud testament or Patrick Ray. deceased.
! viii, on the ~ dav of N4y next. tef.rs 'le
'lrgl1la Hotel u ne cry 0f ~ hssIug. sell 10 Oh 2
D 5hcst bidder, RE following rea' estate
L'f 20 : pe Nam street on which fherc ere .
desirable dwelling houses and store rooms Iu 4
bus. ness par' II the citv
A - I0' do y on tho crrner Of Make. and lief
fcrson r rerts on vhi-n fNcro On id house
TER S-ouc third ofrhe rrchass rouer IN
hand, The ,sIdus on p cred r one md two
wears. with interest from tire day of cole, md a
lem on the properly O. srr.r" ti~ ruICFass mo-
nsv. Th" rlrSh1er w Uha emit ed t1 tLereuts
after the frst Of Aprii-uext
Adm n%rsrrafnr d. SORTS ron.
f't-'s with he vii 7rr'E.d.
TgUST SAVE OF A VALUABLE
SIRE HOUSE
rEHE uud, g.jguc by yiruo urn deed nf trust
from E5rucz-r Zau.e. vl.I proceed usII 90.
uhlrc aICiI.u r. the font a.ur %. Iro r ut house
~ OHIO on Monday ire1-.u drE q March U,Af,'
u iva Hau'c .i.,rc .hots. 100 I'u," b"", np.
I.In 3 cctjn Nhe,.IH., az pres 90 DCc. pied ry.
a-oJ SENSE, cr jr. With fie .r~l.rrragt,.
lh rrus ffsae will hr ua fru in 70 band
5d o hrIeuqiur,r az three tsTbI Jos m'ris ai q.
& artIs mtpths. the purchase E1viu~ bond
ltp APPROVED sssuuty loTlHe defer cd ia mcuis
henry MOORE,
&c JOHNSTON.
FsiIeu'y Moore, Hs Attorney
ian e-7 Trustees
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Complainant,
FENHE defendant Willram Pitts not having enter
" I'd bis nnpearnce and given secnrIlY accord.

- ~ Hs appearance ald gwen security Accord
Iug % The act al Assem- By auG the rule OF this
Court and % appearing oy satisfactory proof that
hels not an iuHaht1Hi Of this mmonwealth,
rtre1 that the said Dflrurant William Pits DO
appear here on the FIST day OF the next spring
term II thus court, enter his appearance and an
swtr thU said bill or otherwise defend this suit
and thatC copy of this order be tJTihw!'h IN serted
IN some uewsp,p,r printed IU the Cuy Of Wheel
o. ElYTtwO months sugCt-sisc.y "a ID posted q tho
.TJut door az tha count house Ol OHIO cOuEty,t
ATTy aTEI EN Tl,rL
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HOME URE
TIE EAGLE COTTON FACTORY
'''" o" iuil ore ratou, and The proprietor 90 lie
4 iermined To compete in the n iy ulh. warn
s,scwh.r c.
oAsta stly onh-nt at the warehouse No lss
NJ meet, below Union
tOtftu ! arms fon No 2tor
tHUG e wick Dfauy re Waufsd.
CuU.et chains, Nose sac
NrapJu E'ru.
PgIuEg 4, adding, etc
A.'ef "|',h WI. D. seld low, wAoirslla % r.
The Gus. M Il merchants srd traders rr
le,Jtt!y so.tCItet, "Eil all others " h. arc die
loseo'0 "e.ataae lie ..anu.dctu.e- # uyown
'"S Jan ~
CONSUMPTION AND nAT
"a LII ~ II 's'ureGly bs lie s4r'y t,s .
''''e "h" "esieci themselves when ael CT
"a va ne tFe u9.l''ry symstomspC r.rs..p-
'n'h, such as c'.t, toI-h. br, ach ri. or s,r-..s-
=. I, .'Iya, hJaTsenr -, dltiaulj eAue~rarutpr
FXp. IPGI6nnS" I nni,33r. r., Or UUNCAN"s
EAFr' GRANT REMEDY i eKsr.-sIy IRE
p"tSu lot heTrmJ al and cuIe of trs d7r0.r,Y,
~" W 'uolcsomr discusses lhsrrt.r. 81, 4. n.
-iSir "o',IHs unier ne influence ct those com
s"ts' iIOSure nrnledlHielv this meiI. ne be-.
Igie IL Is 700 late. ONE BOTTLE NAV Is her
~ pfolgnging YOUR life H'wgvs ash r.
rCN'AN lN'ECrORANF EENFDY
- sc thdi ,ou g,i l. and not ls persuaded bv
S,Ht whos'N Ch rent urrdIrrss To r,ka 800.
q, ."e.T me l.Iuce Ig DItfs.anse. Thssp D.rs,ra
,tI Sv''' 'H'aI '"tH~' ana nIlm % uJtu lnt
49,, "' !eii price. e. l. hrrCfare inn o,taul Tor
iIrihas,rs ro uc IN Their ulrr.
~ ENrkC1 GRANT RENE.
~ Eiipm large sued hUtfIr.. and ,u,sr,.
W 'Iua piDcr. The cute form contains q
Storm ATo I" ="
Price one drllara b1ttls.
Ffin"iHai Ohhcn - North r gh'h Street Phi
'aLt'iE.a AsC II sale 81 TIRE stor. Of
JOIN FISHER.
Vie ling.
tASH will be paid by the subscribers for C,,ys
. aud Timothy seeds.
Ji"%J JACOB & MITCHELL.
~ AMs-l0Ou new Bacon Uams. Dffuc qutluy
= = just received aud ftr sale M he Grocery of
feHl ~ TTT NbErH
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VIRGINIA HOTEL
JArnR KLINE

CORNER d. s.,tS y MADISON STREETS
WHEELING, "a.
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cunts s 9ouertiser.

-PCBGisIED rIu.0G&KLY AND h
ar rng v0SSES OF UNION ANu wArrR sis
WHEELING. VA
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BOOVN 1870 NEE0Ea
HOME LEAGUE

roZ,u Ia. skins
Jan u SAMUEL MCIALLEN.
HOME LEAGUE
E-
LNJ!Is' SHOE MANUFACTURES
AXIS GJLBEiETSDN r..r.ctfuHy ,yL--.
- i'e culzrus OF Wheeling that De "a, me-,
= "om "a the Casi side Il Main street urgg.,..
N'''e q S'ngrI-. where be Is prepared o. mana.
i'''urr. H The mo-l neat, iashiunsai. snd .pr.,.y.
'lhl w'une-, a.! descriptions ct LADIES SHOES
AM BOOTS. "u he IA 80 favorable Ieus. lr CO.,
Wheeling. March - lSi2.
SL-~EAEL's UNIINALL.0 FL-TZ
BLEACHING
VIZ. es'nhi-hsG reputation ol Ihi. a.l,,e n so,,
- beyond dispute. iIhoS Lvsa .ut....t.u
a"' N"'a 900 tlucinLnu Tor ten - rs -, aL-r.
90 Als n. e. universal sdus.zCa.u o. a.us.grr.
' '.""'c 'T!sI1 Is -u-I received ual ia s.-
al '"e ~ .""!~eiIIt.s pucys d.,
.-, u ElAC @CRNNB ACKTE
CHEAT AIIIA TIOE1
fJELI SNLE o. DRY GOODS
"e Wa "irE for sale ~ puIur aurtill lr ~ ~
,|y u,A' Tie I'D Insf. a. tie CIty A.ctigs F.r.s
10 '4a'"e' square, a hest assJr,mert OF -:...- Dr..
',..' "'a ia"'y a'uc.os. ever yet yE..,d .u. s,.
ga ilis cay. ~
iry 5000 s;O,A = GssA sbI now. list -.r.,,r
l"m Philadelphia, Hud will he .rIS in I.ts $50,
I.r'hisers. Sale 10 ummence at 10 o'cl,.E
A.-Er.us Cash.
B%-NILINGEE 4 STALLCRCSS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13

FROM CANADA.-GovERNoR's MESSAGE The Ca
madam Parliament met at Kingston, on the 9TH inst
Sir Charles Bagot has sent in his massage, from
which we extract the two following extracts, being
all that is of the least interest to this country
81 rejoice that | am able to acquant you that
treaty between Great Britain and the United States
has been signed on the part of Her Majesty, and
since ratified by the Federal Senate, by which the
Important questions affecting this province and the
United States have been adjusted. From this hap
py settlement, the ratification of which by Her Ma
jesty hope soon TO be able to announce to you,
augur the most favorable consequences to the pro-
vince IN the maintenance of peace the restoration of
confidence, and the devotion OF the undivided ener-
giss OF its inhabitants to the internal advancement,
and the Development of the vast resources of the
country.
These have been among Her Maesty's chief OBJ
Jecs In the negotiation of this treaty and am
commanded by the Queen to state to you that no
wish nearer to her Maestys heart than that under
ner rule and protection of her Crown, all her faith
lui subjects in Canada, may rest in unindsturbed
peace may feel themselves to be one people with
,her fellow subjects in the British islands; and may
Increase IN wealth, prosperity and contentment,
founded on the possession and rational endowment OF
l Tree and essentially British constitution"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13

The duty prints is cents per yard and, on white
cottons per yard In 1885, therefore, the duty
per cent and owing to the reduced foreign cost it will
under the tariff per cent on white goods in 1885,
the duty 81 per cent and will be 80 per cent As
sumng that the average Of the goods manufactured
by Mr. Lawrence II cts per yard the weekly value is
sac 5oo By the tariff this value is raised 30 per
95o-equal, at present rates. to 100 bbls Of -four Now
will NJ Lawrence and the AGO people in his employ
an adj onal bbs Of flour per week EACH because the
farmers through the intepostion Of the Government are
obliged to pay them 30 per for their work If
they do not eat more bread in order to reduce the supply
will they voluntarily give 81 per Dbl above the market
price, for what they do eat II impossible that the far
mers will allow themselves to be cajoled with such
pretence.
The fact is, that in this country the shipping CONNER.
cal and agricultural interests Identical The farmers
aud planters produce than the inhabitants of the
United States can consume and they must. from the very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13

The PROCESSION lEsTERDAY.-The crowded state
of our columns compels us to be very brief on this
point. Suffice it TO say that we were agreeably dis
appointed II was one OF the most interesting sights
we ever witnessed in this or any other city There
were, at least 1000 persons in the procession, which
at one time was two miles long. All was orderly,
quiet, respectable and dgnifed, and all passed off in
the most harmonious manner
The crowd of spectators was Sc great-over 10, 900
that the procession could not form in the Park 1t
left in detatchments and formed in Chatham Square
and street. The National Banner was at the head.
Then band of music two fine military compa-
MES; omnibus, drawn by ten horses, INLAND with
flag OF the names of all he Presidents. Then a
banner, inscribed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-13

STRANGER IN TowN.-The influx of strangers
here during the last few weeks has been very greats
not only from Europe and the most celebrated parts
of this country, but we have lately had distinguish
ed arrival from the Croton Dam. One Of the leather
factories in Ferry street yesterday finding their wa
ter stopped applied to the Commissioners; one of
the latter made an excavation where the main con-
meets with the house pipe, and in the cock they
found an eel three feet long, that had travelled all
the way from the Croton DAM This must be seen
to. If we pay for water don't give us ees into the
bargain. What next shall we find in the Croton
water or in the cocks connected with it,