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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

lust PUBLISHED-Ba Barnes Notes Oh the He
- brews in one volume. For sale by
aug VIM J ROBB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
GRAND SCHEME.

}. G. GREGORY a. CO. Manages.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
LTMRER.

TINHE subscribers having purchased The LUM.
Der YARD on Man street near The Bridge
formerly occupied by Mclean q Rice, respectfully
inform the pubic that tie, prepared sll iImes
TO furnish all kinds Ct PINE LCMEER on The most
layorsh le terms Tor ca'h.
Attached To Ibis yard . m excellent planning ma
chime. which viii be consinsily supplied with
k,d forjng heather boarding ceiling. &c. wht ill
he sold for cash ne low any place in the Yves.
tern country. All orders lhankiu'Iv received ani
prcmuily amended to- L. S. ROOT & co.
Wheeling. August lift
Washington Exam ner copy 10 amount Of I~o dol.
lars. and charge T mes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

NGEN'S CALF. KIP. ANDTHICK BOOTS and
Nk Shoes. also Women's shoes and Lace BH,ls.
just receiv CO. and for SHE bv the otherwise
Ly (-usI2l HALL Il WICKHAM, aucIrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05
For The Tribune
DbIibfon.
BY Aueusrrs ssoooRA'''

BEHOLD. how press the flying Groves
Along the thorny road OF Life,
Seeking for Fame or Love or Power
They go-and wrap them in Their shEouds-
They rush into deadly strife,
And sleep in Deaths funeral bower.
They dream not of the changing years.
Or of the flying crowds behind,
But seek in pride deathless name
In vain the toil-tbe strife--the tears
They 20 ike chaff before the wind,
They die like stubbe in the fame
Thus with the crowd-but there be those,
Who, armed in nobIeness Of Good
Who WELD the flaming sword OF TRUTH
Shall rise Ike victors from their foes,
And whose proud names DER Death suooueo.
Shall flourish IN eternal Youth
But why art thou thing to dread,
From which we shrink as from the grave,
And bend in tears, Oblivion
Thy cypress waving DER the dead,
TO holy calm our dust shall save
Aswe forgetful slurnber on
Away with dreams Of selfish PRIDE
Away with Honor's tickle breath,
And toys for which the though'less lust
Can songs for all that Ger have died,
Can all the honors breathed on Death,
Avail the slumber of our dust
o, gently Ger my fallen head,
When comes the unavailing sleep,
May thou thy wings in mercy wave
IT better thus-the tranquil dead
Should rest in quiet, calm and deep,
Andnought but Mem'ry haunt their grave
Norwich,, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

E'ISKsS SUMNER COOK sTOvE.-In aga.s
= ealing the notice OF the public this inrausss ~ ,s
I;1 Tor economy aud utility in the culinary dspaslni2 e,
81 hoaSe.eisfs having them In use 70 eoh'iD,s WIZ. q
no aie nor already made acquainted with their ri, r
L'- superiority anything heretofore III use ioi or
Soohns As these stoves already web Know ~
y necessary TO say as with economy wheh Et III "
~ e piiSe OF the stove season, they FI "
2oSlng Tor EMILY ofron three ~ twenty .hye a.
ne oye when Is double the capacity Of thst o. ~ @ Ne
while there is ::v in the They warranted IN ~
I" fully answer the recommendation, or they may os lem.
aGd thu money viii b. refunded. Certificates fsn ,ry
Suised persons who have fully tested elf sape;ion r
be q The stote 29 aer ST. They used WIN Of
coal, Will DO more cooking with one.fogrh the rta
wood N an open fireplace and may be used Tlt SgS'
similar economy, FISK lot. ,;,sf
purp9..s a.s Iga,.f 81. - Ia e's"' u1ys poear'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05
TO MASONS-SeaIed proposals will be received

no MASONS-Sealed proposals will be received
the Street Commissioners Office until Friday he gth
81 June At u o'clock uoon construct draiE, Fanslf
street eNtendn: rom the Chapel street distance
about oac hunded and twenty-five feet each SIDE ia
inn 10 be constructed from feet eight feet and hah
below tie reulation 10 be Of ccunlcrEce onta o.
eight grs thick aud in diameter the clear: me
lover bali Of The drains b. laid dry he upper half % os
A ~ good rich ne and sand mortar rhafnds Of The dfas
mouths Of The drains, where they enter the sewer % pre-
ye0t te ' and "aef from the sewer from entering the s'an
THIS" valves 10 b. made conformity 10 the model 10 We s
At - Street Connsioner, Office The brick used mast tse,
e pS hard brick The work and materials 70 b- Endef y"
asE-con dnd direction 0i the undersigned. and such Iep
- shall appoint 10 inspect the The drains 10 coz
tom 10 such Gtae shall be directed by the surveyor
contractor, w state IN theIr proposal. the pce per ua
9otior constructing the said drains, ncut The 'ayei M
al such work shall bs necessary 10 form the proper cDh
tIon with the -
Payment BE- made after the satisfactory compeuoao l'
work. JOHN EVEN, Street C0mmI,alOEef !sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

4 GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST-To
make Good tid Lasting Iathor-'The Snat ,ii il
i2taposr q Is the old Nap,s SGaits kept s,ofs Is AMI
~ ears before Is imported Those who have used i; well
oSn IT'S Eorth, and that Inc very best SOAP cy.s .at
io s-iH-it maLes thick rich listing rasy latter soften.
M to tLe 0eaFti and healing the Sknt now purfd
etutui scented and put IN ssyn. ja.s for ue al
AID shi!!in@s e@e b. r JONES at his Prffuni.ry Is.
enlistment szn OF the AGeFicl t4se 81 Cha,ii.To 8;
y Aa - these asents-n All any 81 STATE ST. IN P1Ila.
'eihi2, at Lsbs.s, Third AM! Dock ST. In Boston
site 81: IN Brooklyn. Fulton s.: M i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05
To utrEEts.I---

r,,--r.,II,o( PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES.
Err ERSGN +. NONES respectfully inform.
his M=cs friends and citizens ge1erzllY ta h. has
ta9yei - NO 20 Bte-cs-r-st. larzr The Bnwerv ysE.a +
,. hsapy y attend ay calls dzy OF uigt, 70 ami
LEstdLs AND CUPS upou the nos, clsossb,s ,er,s:
Leeehes ssEsg used t= secoad ,iua. rsv2s 81 Ia M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

II @ superior 10 !hy heretofore used for that
=. letses dssif9uS OF tsstas the gIeat value and
Tis .ie a. Ger ad made shoes s nail o. oeI
r, nv Is she's VIII Immediately b. fo.,varied-
1GTa ey app IS 70 The Subscriber al the Work ~ r.
lriioTg 20. 'arrsas, Hart Lesley j. C. Han Bra
ieJ Is Co C.ss Smith, B6ssan: 4 81
Sars and Z. Fstt Bo,l.r BaIfimorr
l@.l-r niorrnation ul-y BE- had or The subi-cr
s soT iSH and Maj! Factory Aprli HENRY BURDEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pub!ic Donce = !.
~ hereby given that petition has been psents sI
Board OF Aldermen % repdre Thompson.Sirse ffoo ,au
10 bfo0me-steeis Persons interested III The aboss 49,,
sad having objections 70 the same are requested 10 ~
them Whiting the Street Comrljssioocss Office o. or "
lore the 9th gay OF June 1913.
JOHN EVEN, s.,ss, C0auu,s''os.ss;
ST. ComIa's Office, May 2i,h 1919. a7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05
~ F0R SALE IN NorwaLk Conn. one OF The

I,9 FOR SALE IN NorwaIk Conn. one OF the
-. most eligible .irus,Ioas country residence when
liz can b. found in Fairfield Conn., Il = situ2te! 81 me
main road leading the Steamboat laUttEI enGth y or
walk 10 the Borough Of Sorwak. and about halt way BE-
tween the Villages Also, At the Junction OF the New"
he town The Homestead 81 eight 81 the very
fr,t rat- aud IN Ggn cultivation, WHICH stands
comforts twellu. House Barn neyls covered and other
ont buildings, with excellent well Of water near The house
Also " anry-sX o good land IN good condition hail
acre, Zach mile from The property will be sold together
or separate suit urcasers For further particulars inquire
Of the subscriber living the premises OF lrnrge "
Bets 49, P-srl-s;. $ " Benedict Us Fuon.st or VI Ha
b.rs!lsw Is Heary.street. JAMES BENEDICT
\0rssaIk Conn Ami 1915 my;o IN
sssse FARM FOR SALE very cheap for cash. or
viii h exchanged city property fifty of land
-I.,honSe barn and other ouhouses new Ii Saratoga Co.,
near the canal and rsrc5.i, Enquire OF
BURR, BENEDICT * BE,EBE.
ST j :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

- NI.W' LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
a-taE Packet l6t lgeThe splendid welllowz fst sail
Iacs-:sI2 Rochester, Capt Balton. VIII sail pos
i51rry sovr er regular dav b. s'ips Of rh> line
I'll l tozs aud op'tar az, ;feif accommodations
icr aha second CeFa and Sefase Passengers Il well
so W." Hre seEror 70 y irr ee o Packets. Those WISH
NJ g eS:s BIRTHS s5gi rot TAI max sari; application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05
TIE SUBSCRIBER taxes pleasure

IN announcing 70 The public, that sir.r U.cy,
Of S,aty and dor. u has perec,r,! ia ~.
cainefy Ter rse manufacture OF HCrs. ShO-s
WEich he E0X of.urs at the price Of hnr.,
shoe tTon IN b;.r OF eguzlga.lity tf;is sayin.
uie expense OF making, (Which srl0rst, r.
al cases To In: first COS; Of tire irou.J r..
iside.:, the sfves ara NOR eisily htt.i h. r..
h BE-, and in nc danger Of pricking-tar foI..
:. a. e.:s pahehsd az the proper distanc. iron
Tie sfgr. h. M. ~ IL. - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

- FOR L0NDUN-Packeto OF June l0th-I'he
>T-cS, The Packet Slip ]" tLLIN NOTION, .. Chadwick
-.ss-=zs Mister, VII sail as above, he. regular day.
i;r!-h pass having sGrgr accommodations, .p
..y Ga uoss,t- 10 Elai.i-=l Lane.
(iRINNELi aIINrUEN * CO. 20 sou,l-st.
The Packet Ship SWITZERLAND t. Knight master
VII succeed & Wellington, and sail june 2o; her regular
- Price Of I.as.s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

.a. NEWYORk TOEASTON, Pa.-Peo
SsSsrss.s pies Line Fare S93-Leave Pier M. l. NoIh
River s: o'elcck, \. VI daily (Sund>ys
G-cePtri,l hy s,eambo.. 70 Elizabeth gort; orlsaye
the foot ei Couandt O'clock, A. NJ ky New-Jer
,ey Ralroad Elitaheatown there eoaaeri with the iIaa
OF ear; Tor soier'e COACHES taeFee toay 81 miles,
HOPE, Merchants Hotel, II Courtlaast Il
coaches, couaroes6s Itself 20 the pablo.
Once removed from = to II C0ur.lAadt street, seps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

~ XII I. I,APSGOTr.; - Peck ship Or Sou;f s..
II hocarscr sIil ll rom Liverpool On TIE 81; August,
sord;H "a send fox their fri-u!s ievu..-
DIE oTi-tusy O. having them o-0u or IL her OF an %
lie '.A ~ q OF ,sErs; mi hose dsSIrous Of r.
r; u's eaa nave tsaits Tor amount gayila 40 De,
li-l la al M 9clpa! ,owps Of Great Britain rad Ireland
June - - ,,5a "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

- PASSAGE sol? L.IyERP00I.-Packet7th
SKY June SPLENDID ias sailing packets ship VII be de-
atoe. Der regular DE- ulsius splendid
c.ba % cabin AID Storage p,seuse5s. oE
qsaEe early apr!icstiOu should b. made on board OF 70
W 81. I. TAPSC0TT, - Peek sir,
iai = ,r.sr Of SCu, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05
pTPUNING EXTRACT,

FOR re -,fre # Pui,rocry CoaSn,iog, Chronic foisy
Ssrs T5roGt and Noai5 IioePir- Coagh aud al 80
drr rk:rl are cGsri ~ impure S'G's or ~
;rr,tiaou Of re Pi5oi s,feb ~ Sc7gfha Rhfat" -
Bis Piies L5re1 Compliant NercGIIdt Diseases >1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

gz;, NEW YORK AND KINGSTON J,l,
-..--Ea.--1 STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
For Kingston and Delaware and fiad-
sou Canei-Sie1nb5sis NORWiCI II and EMERALD.
The NORWICH Captain JOHN : -iL;, lIi is9y- Nr'7-
a. O'Clock. r. VI.
and Friday. IT o'clock, P NJ.
The EMERALD, Captain JOHN REIcHpM will i leave
NerYoIk foat9 Murray street, every ho"day ana ihuF'
Wi las.c Finesya nsondout) Landing every Weines-
day and SATURDAY O'Clock, 7 a. -, 81
For Ir.igIlt or nassase apply on bDela. nliay q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

Persons wishing to SIND Tor frie4ld can have ,ern
brought br r- above slap, any Of t regular Packet
by ap,iyIrs allow, (ii b letter rost-paId) m27
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

:, POWELL IL cos LINE FOR
: IL. NFWBU RGH, Landing at cad;rell West
sez-cc...P Point and Cold SrGnS-Tle Steamboat EI9ih
hoa4ay Ta,day aud sa;aay at Ce9e
A. n aud ues,is; end Friday NJ. Fofreisht or
SAGE, ap,iy 10 tie Captain en- board
B5ggagc and freight OF s descriptions bank bills O. specie
mi m 3ar must be al the risk OF the thereof unless
az 1.tug- ~ r.cRipts be the all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

II OLD ESTABLISHED Emigrgat Pa---;,
- Once q South NrT- York-R-cuIar LIZ. Of
-et.fSt Ne lscrib 70 brn2 GU: tr.ou,
IN 'aF J.s q Gya Bran and Ireland r11y = &C.
mex 1 Is eF o tie Ieuzrl lar OF Packet Ships.
.Aas e'eiF SIX days from LIrscol Prrsous IN ding Tor
tirl nSs ris rely hat st viii 3. t-ka- e have them
ls'eI wpCt delay Liverpool. AID will ALWAYS -
% seLit continuance OF liz public patronage which
- s 50 o~Fy bestowed !sE mary yelrs past and those
teinGlltclcE saeT have Drafts payabs az Iii m. B.,tx
'a9 bi1:Shes throughout he United Kingdom
a''''Si if'ica+Ais I1y u 5y .te., post pad 20
nm JOHN HERDAlAS 81 South 81,
CHEATHING# COPPER-I00 eases Frg7;sb IL
~ 70 - OF. for sale By ~
MS GRINNELL, slINTuRN & Co. "a soa,he.
CHINESE EERMILLION-20 cgs-s for s,Is
ai5 GRINNELL NINyuRs ( co. South -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

n pol lVE NE First DISTINCT 81 he Seventeenth WaIt
shall br At the Fou5e Of Albert Losee Of Bowery ahd
RivugtCn-stftet
Tie poll Tor tie Second District of the Seventeenth Ward
shall b. at the ieury Clay House, Of Avenue and
Frst-stre
The poll Tor the Third District OF the Seventeenth Ward
shall he 1t the house of john Duryee Of Stanton and
Norl0l. -stTeets.
The poll for the Fourth District of he Seventeenth Wst
shall b. at No y Thirl-Street
The poll for the Fifth District Of the Seventeenth Wsd
she'll BE- Al the house OF James Kayanagh No. q Third Ave-
nue. corner oi Stliyyesant.st e3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05
r. ". WELLS, Act. Com {. r. K
4. TILLOTSON Y co, :. ?.
s. B. & 5. WARD, 5. q. ?.

q 80 MORNING BOAT FOR PEEk-
4-.zys- SKILL. Vernqnck, c'res:T,Poni snr sing
erS-B-aEfzs and Dinner boai-ias net: and splendid
searuer COLUMBUS Capt. VIM. H. fEazee, viii 'eave.
Ny York from the foot Chambers street every morning
ry:s excepted al clock an! returning leave Peeksa
ssr ,il, al ri O'Clock NJ Landn: a, the foot OF Ham
mon. street cach way Freight taken al reduced Tats'
SorlcE-l II goods freight baggage, bank bills sScIe or
any other kind Of property taken, SHIPPED Put on board tins
of nn be at the risk of the of such goods trSiGt
baggage. &C. r
aid hnaf or W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

r. FOR RPOOL.-Regular Packet OF
u.s., m 7h6f Juue-be very sui-riof last sailing pack
60 ej ship GEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain Bur.
row., viii positlye above Hayn- very superior
coG,n,oG tioI, ctti second casu, and aSsaa
gers persons wtsiau. lngjlk should akr early application
10 JOSEPH AICIURRtl, 100 Pinr-sirrri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

f=r=e} NEWARK -. AMP 51,s p. N sl5,'
xs.s-r,.. The splendid steamer p, sSAIC Capt. J.
GsiTy ON and after June vii mn as follows: ,o.,,
Leave e,y ork from the foot Of Ba!cay 81 81 ~ O'Clock
Law Newark from the tos; Of Centre street. at II o'clock
A. NJ. and at ?. VI.
-. Fr.i.h III carried NJ very low Ie3 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

Thepo Tor the firs District of the Fifteenth Ward shall
be At III. corner 0t Blocker and SullivsIis,rees.
The poll iOr the Second District of the Fifteenth Ward
shall - Construction H.iI, No. $50 Bloadwsy.
The poll the Third District the Fifteenth " ard h
be nj the D; Stoa., the Of Broadway and Eighth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

G NO Mq pSS T4= va 's1s RE
rlrlcalci Opposition Line for Al93gT p
rx The now III and conmodIoiis steamboat NtNJtE
SEY Cant Il H. Furv will leave rirr of Blrclay-st
north side Monday Afternoon. June ;. al clock
TheNrW-Jersey ha, large nunbrrO splendid furnished
state.roos aud aud accommodations supposed ty
steamboat on the River Freight taken 0w-6oa prices
For freight or passage apply on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

TIE above ", % su-ce,ds4 the splendid packet ship
UNITED STATES, Capt BE,tion, -. cal the I3;h Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

+. NJ GI-roS: Dear Sir-You viii please 10 inform the
public that have used the Wa,hngton Elixir for
tack Of nrrhr abot months since ard cured with
one dose IN less dian an hour; have not had
uSct! II Of my daughter who very severely
tackled and one dose cured her less than hour aud
has never had II s,rCe the last IN about four months
Your obt seIv'i, hRNEST FINK.
T. SIN all Go. fails. La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

JyiVg
act been troubled nth q in N, least ard M oints arr now
free from the Effects Of H. rs -y were :, was \
COY. Yours, tfIly, EZRA kNiFP, u II ckS.st
Sold who.e.5!. AID elail BE- The proprietor ". r " Al
LACE al Y tiieks,reet, 8,0oklyny and also by J. j.
" ALLAt /, u .agmlEs-st., $rw-YorA; WI BOND II
LsErnaa:-s,aet, y. y: THEODORE CLARK i63 Pearl
conner Chatilara.stgeets, y ms I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

Tfepoll fol,.e Filat D,itct of the Sixteenth Wand ,a
b, II 30. 10 E.sht., Avenue.
The poll or The .,ocod District OF lie Sixteenth Wml
snail be II the Of the fh'td Avenue aud Twcneh
Iii. POLL for the Third D,5tct Of the Sixteenth Ward shall
b. Ut No. Ia EslIhtfl Ayr,.nr.
The poll for the four, III. ct of The Sixteenth Wad shall
be- ~ the house o James seome5, Ninth Avenue, tetwen
10Th and 27t!t stl,et.
The potl the Fifth District Of the Sixteenth Ward shall
be Al tic house OF tbs Whc.tO Third Avenue Thirty,
f,urft -rrs.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05
ELIXIR-A sure and lasting
Extract Of a letter from J. Campbell, r.: -,

." have used the Washington EIir in scvers eases If
Di.TrhGa my mily @ past year, with immediate relief IN
every have hesitation recommending the Elixir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

S;aczy -7NEW ARRANGlsMENI.--Farc
5-.-<eIS< and Freight reiuced-New ork aud Boston
.fSSe--Sr.. abroad Liue NoFw ch and Woces.er.
From Pier Mol Nor. River Of Battery place DAlLf,
Sundays excepted At o'clock ?. NJ.
The Line composed Of the following splendid steamers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

Payment be made after the satisfactory ornpeuoao lh
work. JOHN EVEN. Street C0mmI,al0Eei. .sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

rsa,.7~5 FOR HUDSON and Intermediate
- l'iI.anlmgs-The steamboat wESTCHEs
.:..lS Err. Capt WM II. MELLrS, viii leave the
f-r ~ Cedar ST. the season, every Monday, Wene.
s 2' and FTiay At o'clock Z NJ connecting Hudson with
lie HUDSON and Berkshire Railroad the Of which leave
Iueseay Ih9ssGA d saGdsy ai6oclock, T. Nj. the
arrival OF the cars touching BON Ways e The intermediate
landings For freight passage apply OF bo:ui, ORC
STORRS & STEPHENSON % Wsst:st
T; bos las b,n Put in complete order, will additional
,u,nh, o State. Rooms. AID VIII be found pleasant and
comfortable any Tie ii.a This boat tows no
hs ba is now ready TO freight and viii leave
E-id,,. ~, kuril al5 GIN
, 1843-11-25

FoR OErCox IN THE SrRIHc.-The
Lexington Express says: We see from
4 letter published in the ENpositor, that
Messrs. T. NJ. Adams and III. Harris,
are collecting a company at lnacPen-
dence, 10 start on az expedition TO Ore
gon in the spring. They are represent
ed as being well acquainted with the
country and the route, and in every way
suitable persons 10 conduct such an ex-
rcdition. Persons wishing 10 visit that
country would DO well to avail them
selves of this opportunity. Any intor-
nation relative TO the expedition, a be
obtained by addressing Mr.. Adams (post
paid at independence.
, 1843-11-25

JAMEs PHELAs, the burglar, WHO re-
Gently escaped from the Penitentiary &C
companiel by Buffalo Bill and others,
was arrested in an eating cellar in St.
Louis, on Friday last. The Republican
says the officers who entered the cellar
to make the arrest anticipated . despe-
rate struggle, but the ~scoundrel did not
make a show ofresistance, but burst into
tears when he found himself fairly cor
nered by the police. He says that Buff
falo Bill accompanied him to the city
from IllinOistown- He reports him in
bad health. When some of the police
asked him TO disclose where he was, he
.wore he would die first.
, 1843-11-25

! TIE Society Of Seamstresses, &,c,
held anothergeneral meeting in Wash.
ingtonian Hall, Boston, Friday after.
noon. and were addressed by DR.. Wal.
ter Ginning and John Wilson. sen.
ior. but neither were prepared to
make any report in reference 10 the
intentions Of the employers. The
ladies', however. remained determiu-
ed-and the president read the fol.
lowing portion Of st. James in a
most e1Iying manner:-
Go to new. We rich men. weep and
howl for YOU: miseries that shall come
upon you.
Your riches are corrupted; and
your garments are moth eaten.
Your gold and silver is cankered,
and tie rust of them shall be a wit.
ness against you. and shall eat your
fesh rs it were fire. Ye have heap.
ed treasure together for tie Inst DAYS
Behold the hire Of the laborers
who have roaped down your fields,
which is Of you Eep, back by fraud,
crietE. and the cries Of them which
have rcaped are entered into the ears
Of the Lord Of S#hanlh.
Yc have lived II Ileasrre on the
earth. and been wanton, We have
nou~isied your hearts as in 4 day of
S~laugn!er.'
, 1843-11-25

beautiful y~ou;hfulness took a thorn from
lis head and soon his former blooming
appearance became sadly changed.
lie could look on ii 10 longer:-he
covered his eyes:-a thousand hot tears
streamed down into the snow. Com
fortress and spiritless he sighed deeply
Come again beautiful youth, come a.
gain"
And il did come; for he had only thus
fearfuily, on a New Years night, dream
ed. He was yet a youth: only his errors
were not a dream. But lie thanked God
that he was yet young and could turn
back from the filthy way of vice and
commit himself &c the sunny path that
leads into the pure land ofharvests.
Turn back with him, o, youth, ifthou
wou!dst avoid lis errors. This terrible
dream may become thy fearful reality;
but when full of sorrow, thou shalt cry
"comc back beautiful youth" Il will
not return.
, 1843-11-25

We learn that at the last session ofihe
circuit court for Montgomery county,
a man BY the name of George Freeman,
was convicted Of murder and sentenced
to be hung On the 9th inst, which was
yesterday. The miserable creature, as
he was represented to be, is now in an
other, and we hope, : better world. a
mulatto was convicted in Lincoln Of an
attempt to commit rape on tie person Of
q german girl, and wa sentenced to suf-
fer the penalty Of the law in such cases.
The St. Charles Advertiser says that on
that circuit the an,ount Of civil business
has materially decreased, and the num-
Der of new suits on the docket is much
smaller than formerly. This, in the Ian
guagc Of tLc Advertiser, indicates that
the people, by industry and economy,
are gradually getting out of debt.
, 1843-11-25

The Wings OfSt. Charles county held
a meeting on Saturday last, TO choose
Delegates to the District Convention
which is 10 assemble at Hannibal, on the
30th instant, Thanksgiving day. The
wings in this quarter have determined
Tor a portion Of them at lcsst) to stay
at home on that day for the purpose Of
saying their prayers and catirE pump
kin pics.
, 1843-11-25

Nd .emoiseNe Yates, n daRSeus,
announced in New York. SevsI
years ago she was plain Mss late
and n very pretty dancer; she b
been to the continent, danced in com
pany with Ellsler, Celeste, CerlI'
Taglioni and Duvernay, and now re-
turns with a foreign stamp and nue.