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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
WASHINGTON Inlr % 1870


The following arc The amendments proposed 10
the House Revenue BILL by rhs Senate Commit
tee.
lRON.--The material reductions arc all upon
this article. They are a proposed reduction rum
Sl1 10 Sl6 on iron in hars or bol's, not mauuiactu.
red m whole or part 10y rolling. The next is a re-
ducton % bar or bolt iron. made wholly, or in part,
10y rolling. from S27.50 10 S24 PEI ton. The
next reduction is in favor of The e1ielSinn Of time
for The importation OF ra:lrnai from March, 1913.
rs proposed IN the bill from the House, 10 MARCH,
lS4J. Appended 10 this $ a proyisp making 1t
IN pcraiive that This iron shall have been manufac.
Iured for railroad purposes alone. On iron in pigs
a duty Oi 81 per ton u proposed, instead OF $40, a.
prnauscd IN The House bill.
La the fourth section. where a duty is imposed
Il tive cents a pound on plates or sheets. Of which
copper is the material Of chief value. and on pat.
eht %shealhing metal, composed in part Of copper"
Il Is proposed that This clause shall be struck from
The bill.
Upon jewels n reduction is also proposed. and un.
der the apprehension that the effect Of even the
moderate duty of twenty per cent would lead 10 q
good deal Of smuggling.
In the nineteenth seetson, relating to draw backs
il vas proposed to add to the words ION and aneI
he day tins law goes into effect, there shall be al
lowed a drawback ON foreign sugar refined in The
United States, and exported Iherelrsm.' the Gl
Lowing, equal In hmpunI To the duty paid on SI
gar. from which IL shall be Manufactured, and n,
more-lo be ascoriained under The direction OF tn,
Secretary Of the Treasury
I In the twenty. second section il is proposed L
add TO Tho words provided all costs and charge
except insurance." n clause ~ lhai the whole sec
4 lion will read NJ fellows:
SC %. AID be n further enacted, That in al
cases where there IS Or shall be impoied any al va
loren rate of duty on any goods, wares, or mer
l~chandIse. imported into he United States, and If
all cases where the duly imposed shall he by Law
II regulated BY, or directed 10 be esiiIn lied or basco
upnn, The value Of The square yard. or Of any spcci
lied quantity or narcel OF such goods. wares. or mer
~chandise, II shall be The duty Of The collector. with
IN whose district the same shall be imported %
entered, To cause the nciunl market value o
Wholesale prte Ihgreef, ut The time when purcha
sed IA The principal Markets u The country iroI
winch The same shall have been imported inie tho
United States. Or.of the yards. parcels or qusuiitie.
as the case may he. 10 be appraised. estimated an,
asccriain'd, and 10 such value or price, 10 he as
ceTiained ia The manner provided ia this act. shal
be- added all COSTS and charges except insurance,
including IN every case iDr commissions al The usua
raIes) as the rue value NJ The port where Ih.
same shall be entered upon nhIch duties shall b,
AIS essed,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

JOHN JAMEs5 AUDUBON "A few
years ago there arrived al the hotel
erected near the Niagara Fails, an odd
looking ma whose appearance and de.
portment were quite In contrast WITH
the crowds Of we'll dressed and polish
ed figures which adorned that cclebra:-
resort. lie seemed just to have
sprung from the woods; his dress,
which vas made OF leather, stood dread.
fully in need Of repair, apparently moi
having felt the touch OF the needle wo.
man Tor many a lon 9 month. A worn
out blanket, that might have served Tor
d bed, was buCklCd 10 his shoulders. a
large knife hung on one. side, balanced
by a lyng rusty TIN box on the other:
and his beard, uncropped, tangled and
coarse, fell down upon his bosom, as #
10 counterpoise the weight OF the dark
thick ocks that supported themselves
on his back and shoulders. This strange
being to the spectators, seemingly half
civilized, half savage, had a quick CLAN.
cling eye, an elastic, firm movement
that would u doubt cut its way IN rough
the brakes, both Of the wilderness and of
society.
Hc pushed his steps into the sitting
room, unstrapped his little burden,
quietly looked round for the landlord
and !hen modcslly asked for breakfast
The host at first drew back with eyi.
dent rePugnance at the appariatlon
which thus proposed 10 in;rude its IN.
couth form among the genleel visiters,
but a few words whispered in his ear
speedily satisfy ing his doubts; the stran
gers took his place in The compapv.
some staring, some Struggling, and
some even laughing outright.
Yet, readers, there was more in that
single man, than in all the rest Of the
.throng. lie was an American woods.
man as he called himself; he was n true
gonui ne son Of nature, yet who had
been entertained with distinction al the
ob.es Of princess learned societies. m
which the like Of Cuvier belonged. had
bowed down TO welcome his t%ntrapce.
kings had been compiimcntcd when he
spoke 10 them, in short, be was one
whose lame will be growing brighter
when the fashionable who laughed nj
hlm, and many muCh greater even fbno
they, shall be utterly persisted. From
every ball top, and every deep shady
groves the birds, those living blossom,
Of the air, will sing his hume. The
little wren will pipe IL with her matin
about our houses: the oriole il
from the slender grasses Of the mea
dowsj the turtle dove roll il throuyb
the secret forests; the many voiced
hooking bird pour it along The air, and
imperial eagle, the bird Of Washing
as he sits in his craggy home, far
up the blue mountains; will scream
u 10 The tempest and the STARS. Uo
John j. Audubon, the ornitboIo.
yist.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

FROM ST. JOINING find the fol.
lowing paragraph in the Weekly Oh.
relating TO the question of The
boundary 1t is interesting not so much
rs giving any very definite information
Of the probable state Of the negotiation.
as showing that the public mind in New
Brunwlck Is not directed to the enforce
ment Of any eXtravagant claims on this
occasion, but is evidently prepared to
acquIece readily in any reasonable adj
Jusiment OF the custom in controversy.
l he Observer says:
In stead of the absurd story circu-
lated last week, upon the authority Of
the New York American, being true, a
more rational report is now in %circula-
ton, which is that q Conventional line
has been agreed upon between Lord
Ashbcrton and the American Govern
mcnt with the concurrence Of the
Commissioners Of Maine.) and that the
inc awarded by the King Of the Meth
erlands will most pro5ab V be the boun-
dairy adapted; Great Britain granting 10
the people Of Maine the navigation OF
the River st. John, under certain re-
stricIions. Any definite information on
the subject can hardly be expected IN.
81 the ratification Of the treaty, but il
appears to be generally understood that
The result will prove satisfactory To- all
parties. Should this long agitated
question be thus finally brought TO an
amlca5le termination on equitable terms,
the people Of this Province, and al
concerned, will have ample cause Of
gratitude 10 Lord AshbuFton, aud the
Peel Cabinet Of our gracious Queen
Victoria"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

IRESHEr AND STORM-Accounts Of the
late fosact in Eastern Virginia" and North Caro-.
Ina continue 10 come in and show greater damage
Than was aPPrehended. Near Peiersburgh the dam.
oge to crops Is grenf, The roads injured. and The
bridges are entirely destroyed. Al Washington
c. here was a terrible gale on The night ofrhe 18Th,
ut Portsmouth the whole Island was overnousJ.
and damage done TO the shipping Fourteen YES.
seis were stranded of the Ocucock, two vesse's
were eapsized and beat 10 pieces on Cape Hauerns
Hhoal, sad The crows entirely lost Only one bouss
wes ''en standing At Portsmouth opposite Ocracock
after tho storm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

JOHN JACOB ASTOR, says the Phil.
adcIPhia Eevening Journal, Is said 10 be
IN feeble health, and his physicians
hardly expect him 20 recover. Ills ear
~ inheritance was poverty, tut frugal
~ and toll have accumulated in his
hands millions Of properly. Mr. As.
tor has been the warm friend Of q very
good lntorprIze. lie has sustained, with
generosity and kindness, many Of the
literary men Of New York. The es
Of a city library, for which
purpose he has appropriated $500 600
will cDdcar his name and identify 10 as
with the interests Of New York,
Us Girard's is with Philadelphia. lie is
pursuing the wiser course, expendinp
bis own requests, having seen the wan
peryorsion which funds lsft for spe.
,ihc purposes, are liable 70 suffer. Mr.
is nov owe 50 years Of eye.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
OF TIE TIMES

S4%t'Htpft SWg -"
JE. WHARTON, ESQ b. The Fast Good Inlen,
Lane I send you the American and Fun. announe.
ing the arrival OF the Acadia" Nshh British files to
The 5Ih Of July, inclusive. News unfavorable to the
armers--greIt distress amongst The mercantile and
manufacturing people Of England.
A knowing one calculates that the Tariff Disiri.
button Bill will pass by a majority of "one." The
National Inielligencer predicts that ii will go to The
President by the list Of August. some efforts are
making TO reduce the pay of members Of Congress.
800 Europeans have gone back again fer wan,
Of employment.
Great damage By freshct and gale.
The Boundary Question is in a fair way 10 be
settled.
Pour Georgia has ugreed 10 accept her portion o
The proceeds Of Inc public lands. TO pay n deb
size owes.
II is reported iha, Gov. DoT has gone to Europe
The clerk, Pollock Of The Bank of America. N
Y has made for England SIS 600 minus 10 The banI
:" Friends $4,000. ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
PRINCIPAL

WHY DR. Harlich's Compound siren etbe,.
" ing and German Apenent Pills are used bv
al classes OF people. IN preference 10 Other med
lclhos' oeC1use they are prepared from
a pure extract OF herbs, a wholesome
medicine mild IN its operation and pleasant i'm
us efect-Lhe most certain prcservCr OF health. N
safe and e%iectual cure Of dyspepsia or Indiges-
ton, aHd all Stomach Complaints. a preserves
ana purifier of the whole system. -
because they sOOthe the net YES # srDsF6fRf
aIHd iortfy the nerves Of motion, impartin0 IN
tnelr most subtle hIid Us pristine lone. thua
R!ving strength and clearntss Of mind
Because they never destroy the coats of tho
st9nac and bowels, as all strong purRatives do
Because science and experience teach us thar
no mere On .gatiye alone will cure ths disease of
the stomach and Nerves. Weakness is n nyiu,ay1
cause Of a host Of diseases, and. by continnsiiy
~resortug 70 he Drastic purgatives YOU maze tbe
disease much worse, lnstead Of better,
Because DR. Harlich's Medicines are put upor
thc common sense Principle, 10 Cleanse and
sirengihen' which ~ the only course 10 pursr,s
10 elect a cure. Lastly.
Because these Medicines really do cure The d..
use Tor winch theD are recOmm, ndtd. Principal
Cmco Tor me nnled. Stotes, ~ az No 20, Norh
Eighth street. Philadelphia, WV"
For sale BY JOHN FJSurR
" 20 Wheeling. We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

~ : BY TIE GOOD INTENT LINE. The
editor OF the Time mas rereived by this Line the
call Of an Adjourned meeting, Of The Merchants
and Manufacturers Of Wheeling. 10 meet on this
evening. Saturday LASH al 8 O'Clock, 1T the l. s
IIOrel' Verly This Line must be very useful to Mr.
w. 9th TImes-GGseae.
We arc at a loss 10 know whethe, The Gazette
intends this as a hit at Us, the meeting, or the Good
Intent line ofstages II for us. we would suggest
that il is a practice which should have been known
% the Gazette, among publishers 10 place important
notices under The most important heads to attract
attention. Iffor the meeting, as would seem by an
attack made upon a previous one OF The same char.
aeier. Ne woulG remark HAT lille is usually gained
by an abuse Of the enIerprising and laudab!e edUrts
made by those who are the supporters ufthe abnser.
II II is directed toward the Good Intent Line ct sta
gSs, It is certainly a matter Of regret that a paper
should ridicule or attempt to iRjure q line which is
csrioihly doing the editor Of that paper no harm,
and , : Of Great use TO the public The Guzette seems
disposed 70 create difficulties between ia, Stage
lines. We are sorry for it. We are in The habit OF
publishing 4 head by the Good Intent Line" it i.
true; but if we can gel sgch papers as We want BY
Tie hands Of The Mail Line, earliest, we shall be jusl
as F!Ad to publish it, and head by the Mail Line. >
One thing is certain, our paper Of S4iurday con tain.
ed oil he HelDS contained ia he Gazette on M.
day. and our slip Of Monday, issued nesrly a, the
same hour with The Gazeue, contains the sam e
intelligence that paper will have on Wednesday.
The Mail Line is no! 10 blams for this; it is always
IN advance Of its time. and we do not be lieye that
Oh Of The national road that company has an equal
an The Union for speed and reg ulanfy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

SllRlVERs PATENT BOW SPRING STAGE
.OhCh. IL is not unirrquenlly that we meet with
'he most hal'efiug notices Of tins admirable Stage
coach Va our various exchange papers from different,
paris OF TIE country. many OF which appear 10 he The
expressions OF s~trangeis who have rude
passengers IN them. We had, however. this morn.
NO PRACTICAL demonstration Of their peculiarly
'on'of'ahie qualities Of riding, by being driven a
lew squares In Une of Them. drawn by tour elegant
atd slinied grey horses. IL bounded over The rave.
nehi IN admirable style, aud with the greatest easc.
we are by no means asiunished that 80 much has
been said IN favor OF THIS peculiar hind Of vehicle,
aud That II has been 80 universally adopted ON the
western stage rodiCs, as well As on The Sau'hern
ond other routes where Stage travelling has not been
superseded " railroads; iUl It certainly is superior
9" aay 'iher kind Of Stage coach uoN in use. The
seats are also very comfortable, rendering i q plea.
sure to travel Al any time, aud over almost any Hind
OF road, VA such an establishmeni.-Bah Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

The Americaa Pioneer, for July, is received -
This monthly periodical devoted TO collecting and
publishing incidents relative to the early settlement
md successive improvement ofIhe county" is pub
lishcd al CnillicoIhe, Ohio. OF 50 per year, in ad
vance. The contents Of The present number are
FroHtisPieoe-ForID u Quesne and FUr Pit.
The RedoHbt
History Of Illinois.
Wltcs n Virginia.
The Indian Treaty OF l75S.
\ Tale Of the principal Indian Tribes.
Early iHnidents Of ~Bufinlo-Buflly HarbJr.
q case Of signal barbariiy.
American Chronology.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

EASTERN METHOD OF MEASURING
TIME--1he people OF the Fast m asure time 10y
the length Of their shadow. Hence, IL You ask a
man what o'clock il is, he Immediately goes into
il'e sun. stands erect. then. looking where his
shadow terminates. he measures It's length with his
feet. aud tells you nearly Ihs time. Thus the
workmen earnestly desire the shadow which in.
dicaiss The time iOr leaving their work. A per-
son wishing 10 'enve hrs, toll, shys, How long my
shadow is in coming" why did you net come
Snonsri' because ! waited for my shadow -
In he 9Th chapter Of Job we find il written. las u
servant earnestly desirerh his shsdow."-R,Jerfs.
Illustrations
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

OUR CONDIIloN.-AI except nalobs and
office holders, with empty pockets. thousands Of FAM
lilies reduced 10 want, ashamed Of old clothes. 70
hing TO purchase new ones, "dunnsd At every cor.
ner aud unable TO get one debt paid That Is due
them toiling without the hope Of reuard, baked at
every enterprise" md fast going down the broad
road 10 ruin. 1HE REMEDY. a tariff for the pr9.
lection Of The American people from The blood sue.
hers Of Europe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET.

WHEELING, July 25.
There s some new wheat already made into -four
aud IN market, the Pnoo ranges from 50 to So 5
Flour from old wheat sells at 81. s425 at retail.
Business sonrnuss dull and fiat. with no ert ec-
iaiions Of relief except from the Tariff.
At Boston. on Saturday last, the prices Of Flour
were uniform, with a moderate demand and on a..
bundant STOCK; sales Of Geuesee, common brands. Of
s6l &c ID, aud fancy S61S; Philadelphia Is *
cash AID S',eT, 80 aud 50 days; ohio via Canal
SC. cash.
At Charleston in the week ending on the 18th
inst, the receipts Of Cotton uere 1872 bags. and
sales in The same time only 1Il bags. The Liver
pool news Of The 18th INST, had caused a reduction
Of let per 10.
Louisville. July 90 !. M-we have now liuI.
doubt That the specie standard will be m1iniained
ii the West, md that the suspended banks will
have 20 go into liquidation. Thus, we think. will
The public interest be promoted. We cannot ore.
tend 10 quote New Orleans paper. Indiana paper
- taken 81 8. and occasionally something beiler
sells readily at2. There seems 10 be no ground
Tor doubling that The Nashville banks will resume
ono the lsl ProT.
PHILADELPHIA July2I
The Flour market il steady, no change in n,;c.
since my las'-old wheat wanted At los 100; 1913
ohsredi l2j asked Of new Delaware Wheat per
bushcl. Corn Is dull and declining IN price, late
receipts been mostly stored. last sales Of So cents
Tor southern fiat yellow. Oats also dull Qnerctrop
Bark scarce 81 S25 Rye Flour much wanieI and
would command 81 per Dbl, but none in mar.
kef.
Nav YoRE. July 81.
The book keeper Of he Bank Of America N
Pollsck) ~ his city. BE- missing; be len The cify on
leave Tor absence lor n sh1u ums-it l. now sup.
posed hattie ioJk passage m TIC Caledonia steamer
70 Li'erpoo; by a very ingenious process. he hos
eheaIed The Bank 70 sOme suent-st5 900 has AZ
ready heon found wanting. besides sight or fen
ihou'and dollars from hs personal friends and re.
lsliyes.
a reward of $500 has been offered for hi, "a.
Prehenson nod delivery ~ he Bank. cod 5000
additional e The misappIisd funds sro returned with
him.
There .s nothing doing IN Couon. ard bYt De-
lie 90 FlOut-puces romain Nuhogt he slehio,t
change.
NEW YORK. Friday. NJ.
The iorelgn news received This morning. per A..
cadia, o. not likely Co cause much aciiviiy in our
markets. Nothing has been done in cotton 90. day
oilers have been made. bot at e lower rate Than
refused yesterday.
Several orders or Flour have appeafsd In mar
bot hey ore limited 80 low hat holders are
unwilling 20 cell a few bundled barrels Ono
IN round hoops. we're disposed Of per shipmont A.
p f-othsr descriptions are dol, without he sbrb.
est ysusuon IN Price
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
PA.IApELPHIA. JOY %.

A melancholy death ut Cape May occurred yes
icrday, Mr. Evans Lawrence. n resident oflhis city.
and a member Of one Of our most respectable famr-
lies, incautinusly v,nrured outside Of the bresl ere.
and il is supposed was taken with the crnmp and
was carried beyond the reach of assistance by the
strong under current. The lifelsss body nya,ed en-
shore during The course Of the afternoon. and WIS
brought mp yesterday afternoon 10 the CITY By his
afflicted friends.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

We were out on tie Cross Creek hills the other
~daywhere our visual Orbs could embrace an eIpaRss
Of country scarcely less than SIXTY miles in circum-
ference in Ohio. Virginia aud a little in Pennsylva-
MIA. aud the whole country appeared almost a vii.
dernesA Of wheat stacks. We query whether there
ever was as much raised on the Same ground.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

DIED,-On Monday mrrning The 18Th ip,,,r, ;,
HagersioNn, Md of pulmonary rnnrumpr,on N,s
haTg A. Wheat, cnnsort of tbs Rev J & Whoa,
Principal OF the llagersiown Female Instiml..
Messed nre the dead, that die in The Lord"
Yea. though | walk through the valley Of tho
shadow OF Death, ! will fear no evil. for Ihnn oIt
with me. Thy rod aud Thy staff c,mfprt me"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

The New Tariff Bill, which passed The House Of
Representatives on Saturday last. and whiSb. in m.
senate, was on Monday referred 10 the COMMITTEE
on finance was yesterday reported hack from that
o'mmHlee win eerisin amendments proposed
thereto. u j. nude the special orJer m H. 49, n,
Monday neni; and IN Oh probability will not he
finally passed BY The tNo Houses Of Congress ear
Ter han We have heretofore supposad-Nat ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

The BALTIMORE papers are making a noise about
n beaui.tul bow spring coach manufactured at Con.
cord. New Hamrshire. under ordcrof MrT Shnver.
Its intended for the Good Intent Stage Line from
Wheeling 10 Hancock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

THE NEGOTIATION The National InielIs-
gencer Of this morning says: What was stated
in yesterdays paper Of the sgreement Of the Min
isiers Of Great Britain and The United States. and
Of the Commissioner Of Ma'snchs~trs. for on al.
juslmenI Of the long md warmly contested oues.
tioa Of The Northeastern Boundary. we have now
the happiness to add that the Crmmiisioners Of the
State Of Maine have also c,mc into The arrange.
meni. n.d that every requisite TO a satisfactory al.
justnonl Of that qucsiIon is nov secured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
OFFICIAL.

hPPOITMENi BY THE PRESIDENT.
~ nd u'h ne ofUics and coHseaf gfHs ssnaf.
NIriItH kinney 10 he Attorney II he United
States iof he Western District Of Virginia. u he
Place 1f W 9 Singleton. whose commission has en-.
pred
Tho rejection Of Mr. Singleton, Ne believe 10
1ase zen from political considerations We d o
nos know who Mr. Kinney u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

~ soon as a wagon hne. which shall combine
rpecd and regularity, Is placed upon the road from
Cumberland to Wheeling, n line Of first rate boat. to
leave Wheeling daily at a coT,ain hour and arrive
Il and depart from Cincinnati daily, viii DO placed
on Inc riyer. We shall then have a regular train
f-rm Philadelphia to Cincinnati. The Goods can
,heu be conveyed from point to pin, in sN days.
Can any JIher route Ihsn compete with IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

TIE NEGoTIATION-The National Inieni.
gencer OF this morning says;-'H is UNDERWOOD rb,t
.me secretary OF Slate, on behalf oG The u States.
ne commissioners Of Mlssachusetis. and Special
minister Of Great Britain. have agreed on the la.
ss Of a Convention for the settlement Of the North
Eastern Boundary question. What The Terms Of
MS agreement are IS OF course unknown TO US
Inc Commissioners Of Maine had not decided YES.
terday whether they would agree or disagree 10
men, hu' as II Is not 10 be supposed that the dis.
thgnlshed citizens representing the United States
ana 'he SINE OF Massachusetts would accedo to any
terms which Maine ought 10 decline, we are bound
10 believe that tho Commissioner ar that State vii
ho' "hhhold he'll assent To The arrangement agreed
Oh oy 'hoH c%oadJutors in The negotiation. We feel
outel'eS authorized therefore, 10 congratulate orr
readers and The whole country ON m. ncs, No.
Peci OF on amrcable adjustment, AT last nf This L,ns.
Standing and dIsquienng difficulty. The thank, Of
OF BON countries Mill be due, anil will
De Hee,y paid. to the able and patriotic men
who will have brought it to a peaceful and bano"
lssue "'ffy