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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-19

HETIUT |UIUFH, z WUTU Nv NC NFHT WVIN
Lamp Classes. man IN the United States.
All the above articles now ca hand and for
ale Low r for CAsH than the same quality Of
war" can be purchased al any other factory IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-19

q GENERAL Assortment OF Aall Paper beau.
"a uiul patterns, just received sud for sale by
NJ II IA INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-19

NhRlSnAN HARP. iossalr at,he Book Store
- teal Office Of
az II J.. \. INGRAM
DLANN BOOKS. : fresh supply. both mI Fan
hall bound, al Size, az.
ap ii JAINGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-19

NontJSy SOttstSs q CONSUMPTION
NiESE uutvCr-al complaints We find 90 aImr,t
n every family attended with more or less Sc
verify, al the same ulne rc-gJtCd by some with
very ! tile attention, uutl iney haei1 10 assuur I,
fgrlyus character. Why are patients so neglect
Tai " themselves when they know tha, their
health ~ al ~ 3.t! are they not aware that n
requires y much longer time 10 arrrs, a f,sc,-r
when suhaTci o. kuIt ~ threads upon the ylrai-2
VIII those WHO de lre health take good advice
and always be PIC. sled with q few bottles Of
d BunCan's EXpoCt0Taut Remedy 4" wh,rety
they en- Immediately arrest tIe fatal progress of
Consumption. and not b." compelled TO s.g~d
Jpibg AIRY SuUp" Of Their s;0Iua,hsl Til. Mod,
.l1Cl s certain m Is effects. e used On Que scas1,
and q always produces relief m the most homeless
cases, b. ltF soothing and pa.lI4lye elects. TINS
IL n c1nsoltIuu winch many appreciate
Office and Wholesale DegOt, No 10 North
Eighth street Philadelphia,
For sale al the store Of
JOHN FISHER.
hnfIrHw VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-19

hLUE WRITING INK-Of a yery sgocr,,
~ quality. manufactured by C0ust 4 Tboop.
1'.'InnHii, neatly put mp in stone bottles. lust recci.
we'd md br sale 90 the BJ5Est1fc of
JUN w JOHN FISHER
ohLAND GiN.-TNO m9cs genuine
M Iciddm Gin" Leon Brand 80, - ~.
Vof, received this day bt
Jun KING & CRUMBACKgR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-19
THE GREAT REMEDY

E.NOR CONSUMPTION and LIVER COAL
4 PLANTS. ASTHMA. BRONCII It's. PAIN
or hEAKNESS IN HE BREAST, GROUP
IN CHILDREN, MHOOPING COUCH. ChO.
Nc COUGllS@nd ell diseases Of the pulmona.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-19

ENOI RENT-The dwelling house ou GUM
q ~ street., Row occupied by John I Clnrke.-
Apply To DANIEL LAMB,
mar l0-if AGENT f,rIlc Owner.
AAMS-40.0OO Il~Cm cinuaii Sugar cured
"a Bacon Hams for family use Just received and
Tor sale By
Ir.r 10 rN-.N L nr.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-19

HORN BROOMS-20 dozen No
" aud ? tor sale by r.. NrKEE & co.
NAV Sc
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-07
CHAP TER II.

As he was passing the door Of a splendid palace
he was laid hold of by person in II mask, vino
had aIighed from n carriage. Philip turned round
and in a low whispering voice asked what the sraI-
ger wanted.
MY gracious lord' answered the mask 'in your
revere YOU haze passed the door. VIII your roy
al highness -?
What royal highness;' said Philip laughing
Il am no highness. You are mistaken
The mask bowed respectfully, and pointed to
the brilliant buckle in Philips hat. Il ask your
pardon if trench on your disguise. But in what
ever character YOU assume your noble bearing will
be,ray you. will you condescend % lead the
way into the paace' Does your highness intended
TO dance?
Il! To dance'' replied Philip, somewhat bcwil-
dercl. no see have boots on
10 play them enqulred the mask.
Still less | have brought no money with me-
said the assistant Waterman.
NY heaven exclaimed the stranger Command
my purse-aI that possess is at your seryice.'-
Saying this he forced a full purse into Philips
haGd.
But do YOU know who ann enquired Philip
and rejected the purse.
The mask whispered, with a bow Of profound
scisance-'Your royal highness the'e is no mis-
taking Prince Julian
At this moment Philip heard his deputy in an adj
Joining street calling the hour, and be now became
aware of his mctamorphoss. Prince Julian, who
was well known in the capital as n lively Wild
and good hearted young man, had been the person
with whom he had changed his clothes. Now
them though Philip, 'as he enacts the Waterman
so well, I'll see if, for one halfhour, ] can't be
the prince. lf make many mistakes he has him
self TO blame for it, lie wrapped the red silken
mantle close around him. took the offered purse.
put in his pc ,kci, and said-'Who are you mask
will return your gold Tomorrow
4 am the Chamberlain Piznu.'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-07
CHAPTER ~.

licrc he was addressed hastily by a Mameluhe
r'm glad have met YOU domino. Is the rose-gr
in the side-room;' Without waiting for an answe
the AIameuke rushed into 1t ,bnt returned evident
Is disappointed. 'One word with You domino,
he said, and led Philip ln,O retired window in 4
recess Of the hall.
'Wha, do you WANT asked Philip, surprised.
Il bcsaccI yol,' replied the SlamcIuke, with
subducd vet rcsoluie voice, 'wheie Is the rosc-gr?
WHAT'S the rose-gir TO mc:'
But to me she is every thing" answered the
other, whose suppressed voice and ngitated de-
meanor showed that fearful struggle was going
on within. 30 me she Is every thing; she ia my
wife. You will make me wretched. Prince!
con,ure YOU drive me not 10 madness. Think Of
my wife no more .. -,
with all my heart, answered Philip, dr'ly;
'wha, have 10 do with yonr wife,
.Oh. prince. prince! exclaimed the Mamelu,e.
Il am resolved on nv conduct, If Il should cost me
my life. Dissenble with me no longer. ! have
discovered every thing. llere! look at this It's
The letter NV false wife spt into your hand With
out having had time 10 open it, you dfcpt IT in the
crowd
pbi,p took the note. 1t was written in pencil
Change your mask. Every body knows you. Ny
husband watches You. He docs not know me. u
,on otoy ms, YOU know your reward
Hem, mu,,ercd Philip As ! live, this was
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-07

Tho world dishonoTs It's workmen. stones its
prophets. crucifes lie savcirs, but bows down is
neck before wealth however won. and shouts ill
the wclLin rings agliu, Long live Violence and
Ftaud'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-07

had carefully hung 1t, wrapped himself in it, and
taking the lantern and staff, and wishing his parents
goodnight, proceeded TO his post,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

-, '"'f" nv" rumors Ayin, abou, town t.a,
ron. ffrarR Cvrf,, is soon TO be removed ,r,...
"" post of Collector Of Custom. at I'm, ro,, -,
''''''d Ioc"F oco-somc say O,rchu
T''1'Icrg Others Fernando I'ooJ-,..
'''''A 30 ~ place. AZ c. {. {. presided o,,,
-'' hHii'Lnd'r meeting in the Park wlrch &c.
''-n'ed and exscraied Mr.. Tyler for con,er,,,..
" '' SIMPLY his sworn duty IN reference to The.
''"''' Island troubles, We presume be- VIII be the
nan But we know no foundation fl, ,lc ,,,,.,.,.
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SOaaet.
wv MRS \ > TLLEf

O weary heart. that d~rles, lon. in pam.
Beans there star SPon thy prison h"ue
post thou look forth and long for rest IN vain.
While round thee deeper grows the shroudne
.. wsnf-rcr IN \ darn aud dismal way gloom
Where sorrow walks. companion stern. with thee
Dost thou press csrncs, ard ,ae goa. anil pray
T. re,ch IT, aud be from thy bur;hen Tree
Uar,h hd, one blessed boon for eye, hat weep
one refuge for tine hcavy.aden slave.
couch of peac--a long aud dreamleS sleep;
A welcome bourne the cold and silent grave
Open thy arms-O mother on thy breast
That may lay my weary head. and rest!
june l8l1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

washington, June 3sth, is<1--

KHopE IsLASo,-t,ov. hing has appointed
Thm.d-v tho 1l> ius, for Public Thnuk,gi,-
ing in Rhode I.land for the happy re-clc Of that
State from the evils of civil war, anarchy and
hl,odshcd
\ great number OF tho prisoner. taken NJ Che
pacuy have been examined. They generally plead
Innocence OF all participation 10 berr. projects.
and say lhn, thcy left home to AVOID hci-s called
nut in the miit.I.
We hear ths, Gen. Tnornls !. Carpenter OF
Prov .drncc has hrcn arrested for tr-u.on. Ir
h-, twice been thu Van Bulcn candidate ior Gov
rruor.
PF>NsYrvl~IA - Ihc Cour. iirr oi ;i. SENATE
ha. reported hill proposing 10 D.'tr.ct ho St,ir
~ follows
New Diet Count Population
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

Gr S ror Notices Nouces of Miss Hooper. poem,
Hraaam Magazine and Prof Rr.s,' o' .n'r
Page. "''o" Article see First
u For Poem--Tbo No.. D.,
tarIv 6n nc oamerid.e Leather Dresser
Parc 'P'"'on' OF Public Policy, see Las,
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diminishing the number Of non-Produccrs 81 inter
mediate agents Of transmission and exchange. who
now eat out the substance ~ the lnnd.
We are grievsd to hear a thinking man talk Of

excessive production. danger of influx of fercirn
producers, &c. &c. IN this Nineteenth Century
Where ha- the man been ih. sgc' That there
may be an excessive produc, in particular .phcrc
ii industry MIST trus and 4 the Development
of Nation resources j. partial ouc-sdcd srd
,hapcle.s a. ours v,t - that NAV bc IA source OF
disaster aud suffering But 1t the Natipsal en-
crsies were fully and furry dcyeloPed-h Agricu.-
mrturc, Manufacture md Commerce had each II,
due proport.on>-we might nationally tuA OF
starving from exccs. of food u, National cnib,r-
basement from excess of Production. In -uch
,iat" Of things. every wcll-di.pp-cd lab"rcr VII"
came among US would be welcome aud positive
addition To the National wealth, ~ mniicr 10 What
calling lie might apply hm-cf. II tho fact be-
otherwise now, the fault il not with the immi-
crnnt- bat IN our neglect fully to foster and de-
yclo-, our Home Industry nall 1t. feasible de-
parir.cnts
There are some other points which va mu,t
touch AZ another time.
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Uodustry and lie EGeets.

10 re Fd,for Of Ihs Trib"rs
Busines. being dull and times hard. and having
lit'r ri.c 10 do than to ait ~ my desk, | have
having no further nee for my old check book, com
rnsnccd .crawliuc on 10 blank side a page OF
which .cnd 10 yoI for Insertion. IL ha. occurred
To- me thar the cursed love r MONEY which il said
To- corrpie the hearts ct commercial and manutac.
,urinr men springs not from a pervcr.ion Of the
sou. but FROM 4 de,irv Ia escape The fears the
r-.- and Tie drudgcry of continual aud rnonoto-
nous employment. hive rrad with great plea
-lirs the article. your paper contains on A.s"cia-
t,n1. and admire although diflcr with You ~
pnltic.l your effort. M su.taaIng IA system whose
nhl-st 4. increased Production. Bur the idcn
winch desire to impress. on the public mind l.
T. i- that II w. can render th" toll are doomed
t., nndrrgu Agreeable 1T viii render the morbid de-
,,rc after wealth .c.- potcat or stimulating than u
.. ~ present llrn.ss /. the psrut ot vice. and
oven trnd, 20 sulgaiiLe the taste. Sincc | have
boon rilr have ,hrwcd double tho usual gsnstity
81 tobacco; a. tint-loiurs and crnl. .ut of thu
q,,,'ion--vc ,ht to render opportunities of m
di,tr, constant, and industry tsclt st,rncivc. for
thc SAKE of pure taste alone. The .ublect ui At
iructi,c Industry AID the scheme los which tie
:, .tcrr = 20 Ice c.iabll.hcd i. fear Too vast for
tho time. AMI perhap, for thc ability, ol most odir
or. oi ncw-p paper, but surely there some ~
ccptious 20 be- found among thcp-somr who's
rHr, ARE open 20 the loud thump. which it.ratcd
blow. have made then rymparum.. He that
hath eur, io hear. lci him hear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

FOND DRowsED -Eienrrk S,nr,. A.. He..i.,
from brsunscheina, who had rocently arrived o,J
taken passage for Buffalo, fell from nh. ,o,. 49,,
on IN. I'd inst and was drowned. An inonc., VA.
held BY Jndgr Dekay OF Hudson county. New IT,,
'ey' " Bulls Ferry, las, evening. and a y.rijrt
resder'd IN accordance with the above fact.
American.
hiLANcHoLf AsCIpkST.-Wc lsnrn frorn the
Conductor Of ilarnden's Western Express. that
.:n OF the Rev. Mr. Shaw. of Lanc.borourh.
Mas was killed at that place ou the 9Th inst. by
Inc accidental discharge of rannos which he VA.
huss.
bold RoBegRy.-On Wednesday evening DIR
Green. Of Hud.on- street lett hts horse and ri.
standing At the door while he went into hi. hou.c
Tor few mInutes. On MS return they were gene
and no traces have been discovered OF the m sine.
ICON. ADV.
" IL will be remembered that at In. Time -,
the run on the banks large amount Of .p,cie x,.
stolen from the oaice OF Washington jackson A.
srr-st has been made on a charge ,ouchinx ~.
robbery, bu, until an investigators tale. Ma. -.
deem !, bot justice to the party to orbesr pcaL IN.
further Ut the msttsr' n. o. Picayune.
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t,,,.,, M,srSGrs JAW "'"

Wine, Richmond Va III; amber
Thew arc two admirable stories III ''.r
Tn, wiLowcr'. Bride. by Ms JAW ''"" 10.
AMI Florence Conr,!and. by A l'd! I" VIZ,
CHM, Which IL We r,i.'sSS not = '"'
NJ. VIZ C. Rivs. Tie Longest and '''h'f '''
f.., p,p,s in he number j, Sccn"' A'' '"
,.,.. IN ,r, Army on the hr',an-i' h'"' -"' '
,,,, Rocky VI fountains. by Capt | ; DRAGONS
rL. c,.J hardly hs improved icnp''''''
,Ii,,.. - the Student. at William md Mar
College. p, Prof. Beverly Tucker, cmo"d"' man!
,,i.,tb. iIca. IN Education, Go'ernneni ana sen
c.,,,.J b..,Le II, Argument fur Temperance :
Hi. an .tti.rrn,cctl,c essay on The lar'n
o,..,;,,' i. valuable a, .lhbtins tia difference
F, character and regard to facts between the areu'
mont. u.cd on TIN. and ,hc other ,lIc o the qucs'
,,,, The author. not content with assuming MI
uatit,s h, bu,ius-. - prove. shutting hi' eyes
10 most no;oripu. i--t.. inserting that VPNWdcf'
49,. alone dcpnnd and require Protection, No
prejudice against Protection by giving the ImPres-
SION that our Northern manufacturers are mani.
| Aboiitioni.,. Vi course sueh di.putsSt does not
deceive an answer an audience.
Tho content. of the Messenger number twenty
| Prose and nine ro,tcal artclcs and w. hail IL
issue prompt, IN thu l.s OF the month with hearty
satisfaction We close our hurried notice Viii
the following cNtrnct:
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zoe Jul, No Of the American Labor, 49,.
able s,s...l To- s'sh on the T.rn AMI oumero,
400 'adu'r, o' the Country. !, No. ,r to ne Lai'
subscription Price IS cent. yc,r IT,. "' ''''rf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

Tn. 6,,,,~,,r :, ,h. .,,,,,.,, II ,..tder,
iE'e' henih I'M SECRETARY u o~h "me''
ting iorth the reasons winch mpsllsd him - hcs
tate n. vii a. those which finally ipSpred bir "a
.,,, ,1.. ,.,.s..,... Nm IN
Us ~ ''
'''" VS. ~ '-A'"' '"' '''u''' 'oa'"'
" 'h'' -c' 10 merely rc'oH- fHfdfory ,nd n"'
Hnnd4f.ry. o., entirely crruneou. ifsourh w.
achc,e the law =. n stand. th. ,,rv bet Ap.
p1riI.n.r,, ,s...d s,i eminent, 1,
..,
'''' j" ''et! e"1''' " eau 'N''
J"cu.n So Nj Ivlr. sooihir- hl- nrN i1Snf. -
such purcr a. ,h. and ~ hope th'' iiou-c "a .il
w,.,- no rnorc tinic on me -ut cot Livery pub
l,,.,, .l,AI be r.crfnittcd ...r., t. d,tn- ti.
.s,,. ,,,.,,.,,a,,, .,,..,,.,, 80. ,t,.,. b..
..r
l''''
:" H"''i''''', -'' VIM - ''."' "'''' OBJ "''''
time "a m this nsianc'.-lier" ar tie rsa,~u.:
In APPROVING th~ Bil. f.-l u du. 10 ,p,., b.
10 .n,. a. WEI that ~, motive. tor signing n rms,
J.. ust,.. und,r,. d. Il, thlt nv op,nion. MAJ, r.,
L.. liable To- -, ui.couNruci ~ g., lo,c. hcrc.n,.
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FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 8. 1912.

II rcr.co. de'i'o'' OF having u. paper ,,, :, ,,.,
.i..ee, OF places Of business, vii pleas. WV
:, Ofnee No - Ao'sreet IT,, .tr,,d IN any r.n Of
c.r ~c,l. 10 be paid 70 the Gamer "'>I 'en''
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NJ The a.certained amount at Dcinlcauon of
TIom Lloyd. late Ciry Collector Of Aucar- OF
TaSc.. j. si9230 -; hut it j.. believed thu, tn.
~ III be .wellcd to $50 600 when the accounts arr
all m No security, and no hope OF recovery.
Jonathan u. Stsr>ns,ns deiacation. 80 iar n
,.ccrtaincd. j, not quite e. 0Os. The Comptro-
Ter has a sor, Of securities Tor $4,000. which ma,
or NAV no, prove good for something but Nj
Stevenson. as.ociucs in the Glcntworta .Pocula-
ton will OF course vindicatc their comratc honor
c,, though It takes their las, crust If not, hi'
hackcr. for Ccmmis.ary General ia'' winter viii Of
course see HIM INTO H.
The late Collector, of the 9Th, 9Th, lth, Eth
Iih and 10th Wand. Gall Loco) ha,, not yet set
tied th,ir accounts. All the Wing Collectors ar
.p To- the mark
- There was an id-iniardfiOn meeting at
rlait,hutgh. ChntoH Go. the l3th ult. OF which
Samuel Ch,ttrrtru vas nominated for Assembly
Hon. Richard kcesc presided. and va. appointed
Delegate toa TYLER state Convention which =. np-
pointed to be- holden AZ syracuse on the first Thur
DAY in Scpu mb"r' /, VA. resolved that John "
cr must De supported i,r reelection We do not
see now WI n appointment ~ = director Tor ia"
port OF riat,,bureh can dcccatly Dee delayed much
longer.
NJ Hon. IHoN.> " NJtltY. formerly Cos
eruor Of Maryland, drd At BOO, r,..,drocr 90 Ccci
Co on the l.l inst, ~ the ooh ,c.r ut h.. age.
! lie va. one ot The Pr-,.dcnti, l,ciar. iu 1872
v.. rrl-.,,cdly a member Of tho House ct Dele
.a,e.-,n 1913 wu, member 90 tho Executive
Council and IN 1886 he succcedcd lilo, Jane.
Ih'nas a. Governor OF thu STATE. i.wa. q m,I
1' inir nblhur. md ~as uuiysualiy respected tur
NJ public and private vrtuc.
u Hon. CANAAN Moasl, whose letter m
ccusur- ~ Congress. ma. been gcnsraliy com.
n1rut-d upon, has announced To- "a. Constituent.
that ne vii rot again b. candidate Cos Congress.
" Capt. DAYTON, ot ihc Seventeenth Yard
whose name ~a. sbu.cd by Alderman Bunting a.
u candidate foe Street Inspector on "Wednesday
evening. never authorized suchs nomination. lie
ia Wing, and desire. 10 olEce at the hand. o
| Loco-t oeo,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

II in wss"isCros CIV u, r,hn
y L'Ft. residence near Third-.u-~r. a, "'' ~
copy 'sd 'eh'ered to Subscribers at thu, J.
go" PER month or u. cent per w.. '>le"oe tor 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

Hos Bs.sv Cav ~ u~ o's al Il ~
r,,sa ss.r, BY Rehssd "a shheN ~
Do 5c4, i1po) ..,h,ce Of Mr..
c,n, 1 c'os'. and four o. s'.. of s rs
: 's. Of rocp. Or policy which s.. a4 W. .r
COUNT, Dung the las, halt q e'n'"'! ,,ym OF
.~rpa:ei to oo- that his 'G'I 'a,r .al on III,
the National Bank Charter 81 '''0 ii a.,
Ni,.sun Question we're never !" h..,,
now rrctrr, sby lost os 'nc l..
,;y.n w. need not speak but 'h''f '."''''
..r,.rn,ed b. par, ,i the work most ''''"
rh,,. ,r. no note. Or explanations eve" ",
=, - h,rh ,h- Sp-cche. were 'e'erai'y
=. ~ man, ca.c. wanting and the ''.a' 81, j.
'g =" ~' II: to infer tina, the House or the sen
s,c m the case may be. was the 'he',rt Q. tue,
-. We hon. those nov engaged IN seu'"1
." 'r W. Cn Sprrcbc. vii perform their '''A FAR
better
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hA.A' Hussrrs RAILROAD DrioEsDs ~ JrLy
$s,6R,cD

A'eragin. nearly l-S per cen, per annum. not.
outstanding 'he general depression IN business.
one interesting feature in Railroad Property is
this ne cap''si ea"not be r4n asay nth.
Bou Trsnscrip,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

Faces ~ lsDt,sA-A correspondent at M.
poI"on. Ripley Comfy, Indiana. write. that tn,
Wheat crop in thst quarter never larger OF
more promising than This season A large part Il
It /. already harvested. and farmer. are busy in
every direction Is securing the balance The r.nin.
Try rccm, with produce OF all Kinds, Butter j.
cents pound Egg. are 50 abundan that th,y
can scarcely be- given away; good f,t Beeyc., 3
y'ar' old. rr sold dali, at = each, Flour o. Z,
ger cwt; no old Wheat in market: Ginseng 20
cents Immense quantities OF Honey have been
gathered all over the State this season. LARGE,
IMAM a.. ever before ksown. II can now be- had
At Napoleon, Of The finest quality, at3 cent, per
pound. Cincinnati Republican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

MsRprr'. AT Shreveport. La. on the Goth
ult Two mcn named S,.wel and Harl~ick had
quarrel. IA whlch blows were exchanged la the
tho evening the brother OF Ssw,.ll met IIarl~ick-
each having iricsd-a fight en.ucd in which
Sc~"ll was stabbed 80 severely that hc Instant,
died
lew nay' previous an atfrsy at the same place
took place. between Charlie, A. So.clI, brother Of
tho onr killed, asd one Boyle, who wounded Sew.
ell in the leg by bsllc, from pistol. man
naUcd Edward, took Boyle. par, bat the Police
intrrfrrrcd. kdwarl. started to run away but wa,
shot by nm officer
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4 SuHsCRtEFR.

T,Re.r SHoorIsd-Ihc 9th Company Of NJ
to.nl Guard, under Capt Conger. will. W. Learn.
ior large, practice. " 18th their new cape, soldier
hA- appearance and splendid dill. w. do not
doubt b.' they will create quito sensation at
Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

II The vault light in front Of No a. Maiden
Lane 4 Trap lor passcr, by. We saw gentle
m.n come scar breaking hi. leg there Yesterday.
and understand = Indy was injured day OF
two .iacc At the same place The owner OF the
store ha, been notified, but tax, no notice Of it
We wish hc could bs nulclcd IN heavy damage.
t.tr ii. rarrI...ne..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

v SALt'-The rece" attemp, to sell the Ca.
nal ands IN OHIO has turned our failure. N,,
dollar OF cash was received a, Maunee. And oolv
1890 Ut Sta,e Bond.. A fixed price va. placed
upon these lands, below which they could no, b.
sold. TRo.h r.,
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inmates that certain Wing Senators have sold their
party Ia make '"ngf'''i"nnl p''iric'' tor them
'cl'c'. W. ''c no ''ii'n'r 10 ''''a'" 'h'' a'''f-
~ JOINS h'A>' L's p'Pu'Y N'''''' OF mo
Port ct Philadelphia. died at that city %. We'd
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

~ \ culver, IN the Ere Canal. three mile.
west Of lucn, broke away on the jth. 1t VA,
10, .criou. injury. however. and the Snpcrinten-
dcut believed that it would bc repaired By the
ncu mornins at an expense Of not more than
900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

" William Roe. OF Hardwood. O.. Wa AZ
shot on the Cd BY a Mr. wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

IT Il. ?. Emery. LAWYER OF Boston, convicted
of forgeN and Swindline, hs. been sentenced by
judge lhatcbrr to seven days solitary contine.
went and * wear. hard lsbor IN the STAT. Prison