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AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN ROMANCE.
THE HAUNTED MERCHANT.

AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN ROMANCE.
THE HAUNTED MERCHANT.
BY HARRY FRANCO.
Complete in One Volume.
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livery al III. uuersmped low price Of Seventy Five Cents
Il Is OF the most original OF American Novels
Netc World.
Boston Posi-.
tis ofthe best stories published for some time
Brother .IorathGn.
4 dicon despsng the good old Sa1onisms bu, re-
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plcity aud chosen itself but and
unaffected expression Of thought Characteristic
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and right-mlndsd Will be med with the
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faithful but kindly dsleation Of Character illuminated
.3merttGn Rsretc
JOHN ALLEN Office OF the Kaicktrbocker
novl6 Owls l39 NaSSau-stIeet.
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There is raaher demand for Bills, aud plices are
slightly better. Sterling quote y as; Francs Sot
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RHEUMATISM AND GoUT.-Wrghts Indian Vegetable
Fills most extraordinary msdcine for the cure OF Rheu-
.s and Gou because they only cleanse the stomach
and bowels of those morbid humors which, if taken into the
circulation and thrown upon the membrane an muscle are
be cuse of the above painful naades but they excite the
absorbent vessels up that which already deposited,
and are absolutely certain 10 make perfect cure OF
rhepaatism and gout single 25 cent box of said Indian
Vegetable Pills will often give the astonishing relief and
perseverance according TO the directions Will be certain TO
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve dises-
ton and purify the blood therefore give health and vigor
- the whole frame well make perfect Of rheuma.
II So and goat.
Bcra7e Of Contegeit-n ord to avoid being imposed
except advertised agents the office and general depot No.
2g8 eenwic!-street, New York.
~ See advertisements of Dr., Houseman's German Cough
Dos n2l lmis'
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illustrations on BorANY AND VEGETABLE PHYSI
OLOC2T will BE- continued the Chapel Of the University
bv D. PhREIRA GARDNER, Nj. D., formerly Professor
Of Chemistry aud Botany in Hampden Sidney College Va
Thenex be Monday the 9th instant at half
past O'Clock,
Lecture 3-The Food of Plants.
Lecture l-Circua,ion of Plants.
Lecture 5-Thr Respiration of rlantS.
ectare 6Acou OF Light Heat, aud Electricity on Vess
tsIior. -.
dom aud its Relations to his Welfare.
Lecture S-lntiuence OF Plants on the AtInoSphere
Lecture Iq-Law; Of Vegetable Deveioremen deducible
II is in;ended in the discussion Of these subjects
bpe amusement with information The illustrations VIII De
The Lectures viii be delivered each Monday Evening,
at half past o'cl yck
ickefs can be obtained OF the Jantor the University
Buildings the Jantor the Medical College Broadway and
at the door OF the Lecture Room hzZ ot's
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Spoken,
Foreign Ports.

Al Sierra Leone about Oct 5-The Leander, from Salem
charge of the mate the captain having been lost on one
the African bars,
Al Grenada Oct 2s brigs Champion and susaa, to 50
next da, for Turks Island.
AT La Guayra oath ult, schr Richard, from ny oFk'
s. Kits.
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q IS43-Second Advent MeetinS.-Eider
Israel T. Jones sill lecture his evening on the second comins
Hail. (ately known franklin Theatre) Chatham Square.
Services 70 commence at O'Clock. n3l
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SrnR1SG's CoRpI,L is sold at No. 6 Murray st OBJ

- See advertisement, of Dr. Housemans German Cough
D.C,e n2 lmiss
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MARINE JOURNAL,

Ships Victoria Spring, Hull, 6 W Benson; Elsi-
nore julius, Havre H w Peck x Co.
Brig Sylvester, Schultz, Trieste, VIM Wesser
Schs Tionc Daily, Port Leon Sc John Ogden Declara-
ton, Adams, Hull
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AsIEs-The market is active for Pots, and about 200
barrels have been sold al 62:. Pearls rather quiet
Sales farrslS az s lal.
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JET BUTTONS

A SSORTED SIZES, suitable for trimming
n honnets dresses sc. Also Mode Coors and Change
able Marceines and florences, for Innings Also. En-
broidered Muslin Trimmings. comprising fall assort
edgngs and sertings and beautiful patterns
Also, Crnped Satin Ribbons, Nos. H. g. &c; Orange MAJ.
blue green and other desirable coo OF Teta Rbbons
superior quality, all the numbers from No. TO l6 inciu
WILLIAMS, RANKIN & PENNIMAN
nil 7lwis. s3 William corner Cedar.
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CEWEK IN TWENTIETH-STRE ET. Pub
- lie Notice is hereby given that petition ha. been pre-
ened the Board oi Assistant Aldermen 10 build Sewer
aud thence the sewer IN Twenty. First-street.
r,d 70 ~ n, p' ,h1 bic,n. ~ sYI;,;"y 70
the undersigned, his Office, H Of Records before
the 81 day Of December
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street COMMISSIONER ()1icr. Nov 22d 1913 n23
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PApgK faNciNGs-Four Of Paper Hangiuss consist
Ing o vaIlous patterns of SATIN and Plain Papers

FURNITURE NOTICE-Sota Bedsteads, &c.
+. COTTON would inform all who III want of Fur.
OF any description, that he prepared furnish and
ha constantly hand very large assortment udng
Fanes Patent Sofa Bedsteads which for simplicity dua
bity and economy without hsr equal The public
invited call and then-nlso all other kind,
Sofas always hand.
Those breaking up hoasekee, wishing sell all
any portion Of aer Furniture will find ready sale by send
ing line or calling upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended TO.
au26i.,f +. COTTON, lI3 Fulton and "a Ann ,ts.
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Tolls,

Account OF Tolls received all the Canals OF this State
the lth Nov and of the Lockages Of Aexander Lock
three niles Of Schenectady, the lst OF No. VIZ
I'LL Ircka
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.UE$fEEF.g.tEOF y.
.aE RELATIONS OF ClRCu INSTANCE
A TALE.

.IE RELATIONS OF CIRCUMSTANCE.
A TALE,
From the French n Count dc Sdrra@a,
ff Mas ca,xpos>f
Th- ra,igr Nafoun al Ra,ehid, Nho ~as
.-gat walker, ~, passing, one evening,
asa DE sttcelsol Blsoad, accompanied
80 grand ,.z.er Glatcr. lis walk was
r.,sl ended sad the cnlph vas complain.
that ho bad not no, with slpgle ad.
tenure during the whole evening.
Srtast ,efy moment be hoard snme QUO
V.1 10 and eroauiug. IL advanced to-
s,tl, The place whence came the signs and
COMPLAINTS, aud saw, by the light Of the
5a. Young mau seated 10 trout oil The
,,sp Of a shoemaker. The caitPh addtes
s. the Young man Why do you
sepl The young mao answered, " Ny
rs or my tears my pleasures or pans
shot do they concern you We're you
iaa cqljph h,usclf, you eoull not give me
what Is necessary to render inc h1ppy
TIE c.lph smiled aud said +; " Ito" do
$50 know ,hat' | am perhaps more pow
eilul than you tliak am perhaps an Gu
y Of The prophet, who comes TO assist ah0
console YOU"
Al! It sou are an envoy OF The pfoPa
Ct, replied the young man, at Is ano'he'
muer altogether, and You should kno"
Sha, you ask Of me sou should know ina
an IN love with tho beautiful Agel', IN
laughter Of poor shoemaker like myso''
and tina, he refuses me because sho has
llhcr, n mother, brothers, uncles, cousins
While have none OF all these. lie say
be canuo, give hts daughter to al unkno"
person, TO man without relations. ln G
Get, s,gnor, camo into the world | kno
Dol, now, | was born know not whore
am son Of know not whom. Inc prop
Ct has doubtless told you all that. A poo
shoemaker found mo ono fine evening
bis door, where, without doubt, my mo''
e. had left me be has brought ne u
taught me his trade, and, at h's DEATH &c
no hs shop. Ii is now SIX months 81
Dor, ,ha, have been seeking TO d'scoN'
Who sfe the authors of my dave, w''ho
The least success aud yet | must ia
some brolhors, uncles, or at least cous''
since ever, body else has"
The naireic OF the good Abb grea'
amused the cahph, who SAID 10 MI
:" Brothers, uucles II would perhaps
difficult enough toprocurc them but a.
eous,ns. be tranquil | will procure I'M
loT you Of every possible degree,
The young man, well satisfied win !.
pTomisc, followed the cahph, VINO cona'
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SODA BREAD,

A correspondent Of the Newry IeIe-
graph gives the following recipe for max.
my soda Bread stating that there IS
no bread to be had equal TO /, for lnvisorat,
ing the body, promoting digestion, strength.
cnlng the stomach, and improving the state
the bowels" He says, pun pound and
a half Of good wheaton meal into q large
bowl, mix with 1t two ieaspoonslul oil baely
powdered salt, then take large teaspoon
iu of super arbonate Of soda, dissolve II in
bali tea cup Of cold water, and add it to
the meal rub up all Intimately together,
then pour into the bowl as much very sour
burtermilk as will make the whole into soft
dough (t should be as soft as could possibly
be handled, and the softer the better, } form
into cake Of about an inch in thickness, and
pu, il into a fiat Dutch oven or frying pan
with some metallic cover, such as al oven
lid or grlddle, apply a moderate heat under
meath for twenty minutes, then lay some
clear live Goals upon the lid, and keep 1t Sc
! for half On hour longer Che under hea, be
my allowed 10 fall off gradually for the las
fifteen minutes, taking off the cover occa
sionally TO see that it does not burn
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u o T. T X Y .
From ITO Saturday Courier.
CHEER UP.

From Tao Saturday Courier.
CHEER UP
~ EDWARD iopSa.
4. .,f up, cheer NJ. Why look so sad
IN ranh in sonbrc guise i clad.
Wb4l goOl viii signing DO
rs grieis are very great" YOU say;
e.ic iiscly slnos, every dag
! have my troubles too.
3 % has every other man
], orr 10; buI yet We can
Wen ,car them if We sill
T7,'r's not grssf tho world cac bring,
g Fia, despite ils sharpcs, Sung,
Il has some comfort stsll.
osb friends grow cold. as some friends viii,
A-a .eftunc proves unkudly, still
hold it sin to pine,
&te rouud me fellow men | sec,
Wee loads Of caro- and misery
Arc heavier far than miao.
] ,ge' I'm disposed 10 sigh,
] ara az thoughts IN years gone by,
And view each passage a'of.
l.5 though find enough e al,
truth - plain 70 cheer NE sttll,
TIE r0gd j. ten tunes more,
Strengthens ne IN every grief,
4. LKc- iirmcr ny bol,ef.
And trust 10 God secure
ig H. .cuis 10 u9nc below
9 a'er load of caro- aud zoe.
Than each eau well endure.
8 by ,his though 2hy ny pat,
rvef Keep cheerful heart,
Whatever may hHfali;
As aairE 40 can y cheer
.ofsoaH " my icl.0as lofe,
It4t Got. and igae lhfuag'i al
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compared 10 the houris, only that the houris
mad not so many charms. In this incense
lavished by the tenderness of his relations,
Abb also received his tribute Of praise.
lie was the greatest Of all the vizlets that
had ever before held the reins Of govern
men,: he vas the first politician in the
world. They did not know which they
. should most admire, the elegance and deli
cacy Of his wit, or the depth Of his genius
aud the extent of his knowledge. They al
ready gratliied him with tie title Of greet,
they already celebrated The glory Of Adi6
me Great Even the old Rusiaf was no,
, forgotten, and the nattering poetry finds
mcans of making something Of him: so
much power has poetry so ingenious is
tho tenderness OF relations IN important
circumstances
Whilst this Interesting and numerous
family were abandoning themselves TO so
lively JOY, and giving themselves up
4 without reserve TO the sweet illusions oil
confidence aud friendship, messenger
I from The caliph vas announced. None Of
The relations doubted that this messenger
brought somo magnificent present; their
curiosity was on the stretch. The messen.
ger was introduced; he advanced with a
grave step, drew a paper from his pocket,
,imposed silence on the assembly. and reads
From me eornmurdcr of the Faithful,
the great Haroun al Raschid."
4 AT these formidable words, the guests
I posnN,ed themselves with their frces TO
'"e 1a,s"''nd messenger cobiinUed:
~ p ia.oU', 1',osseehid, representative OF
zoe Prophet nave De, pleased to name
Abb my FIRST vizler, after ha,;,p dissrac
ed GIafer now, it is my pleasure 10 '.call
Giafer, and TO disgrace Abb and all Els
family. Let him then abandon post for
which he is not made, and return to the
dust from whence have taken him."
{ After the reading Of this dreadful decree,
he guests rose and looked around them
with astonishmen, and stupor. All their
hopes were destroyed they could not now
have those fine appointments upon which
they bud SO confidently counted. The dis.
grace Of Abb carried With it that Of his
whole family. He no longer had any rela
tons it was now who will mol be- one and
in twinkling the hall was deserted; lis
only occupants we're Abb, who burst into
laughter, old Rusiaf, who tre'abled, and
the beautiful Ageli, who wept. Abb laugh.
ing remarked; "You are much astonsh-
ed ny dear friends Jus, now, my palace
was filed with relations, who celebrated
my praises and loved ue to distraction, and
now not single one remains: fortune
! lent them TO me, and fortune has iaker
them again. was ui-ier Of eircum
stance and | had relations Of circumstance
but thanks TO Mahomet and my own wit,
these relations have given me many others,
who will console the for their loss, who are
very numerous, and who will never aban.
don me a, need. Do you ask where are
those good relations Of when speak In
-T--~ ~, door friends in nov Golfers,
| have al the least two hundred thousand
lomaus, and these cousins are more solid
than the others who have just leti.'
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[NU MEIER As.
SUPREME COURT.


The following Opinions have been delivered
by this Tribunal, since our last
BY RuFPix, c. J. in Rainey Link, from Or
ange, affirming The Judgment below. Also, in
Lane .. Wingate, FROM Craven, reversing the
judgment, setting aside the non suit and directing
Judgment upon the verdict. Also, in Sloan TO
use Of Caldwell from Iredel, directing new
trial Also, in den ex dem. Humphrics y Hum
phries, from Cleaveland, girmiug the judgment.
below. Also, III Reed 9. Moore, from Rocking.
ham, directing new trial. Also, in Saunders ..
Hathaway, from Perqunnons, affirming tho jntg-
ment below. Also, in Mcneil y Kelly from
Moore. affirming the judgment below. Afro IN
Webb .. Chambers, from Person, affirming the
Judgment below. Also, in State . Still end 9TH
ers. from Craven, efliTming the judgment below.
Also, in doe ex dem Brooks Brooks, fiom
Stanly, affirming the judgment below. Also, in
Huntington U. Spears, from Cabarrus, directing
new trial Also, in Williamson & Co Can
nady, from Granville, allowing amendment upon
payment Of the costs Of this Court, and when
made affirming the judgment below. Also, in
Maxwell .. Davis in Equity from Mechienburg,
affirming the decree.
By DAEfEL, j in Hunt Stevens from Nash,
affirming the judgment below Also, in den ex
dem Smell D. Young, from Hyde, affirming tho
judgment below. Also in Bond y. McNlder,
from Ca,os, affirming the Judgment below, Also,
ia State .. Briggs, from Gates, directing new
trial Also, in Ferebees' adm. =. saunders adm.
from Camden, directing new trial. Also, la
Woodland D. Grist, from Beaufort, affirming the
Judgment below. Also, in State y, Lankford,
from Henderson, directing that the judgment be
arrested. Also, in Garrett D. Shaw, from Cam
den, affirming the judgment below. Also, in
the matter of Harding and others, from North
ampt0n, reversing the judsment.-Rat. Register
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NOVEL INVITATION TO THE PRFSI.
DEhT

The Cincinnati Republican publishes an
invitation from citizens of Cincinnati and
Hamilton county, to the President Of the
U. S. 10 visit that city during Sept. next.
This invitation is net based on personal
feeling in favor of the President; but the
object is stated 10 be, that as the country
is of great extent, many differences of in
tcrcs, exist, and the wants of the people
are various, to reconcile which, tie Chief
Magistrate should visit rs many sections
of lie Union as may be compatible with
tile duties Of his ufiieo. /. is slshed Will
cut dls,inc,ion of party,
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BEES

To prevent bees from going off upon
swarmlug, take the precau;ion, when they
exhibit disposition to swarm, to stop
mos, Of the holes by which they leave the
hive, so as 10 force the swarm in common
" made up Of the young bees, many Of
whom can scarcely fly; and as nothing
can be done by the swarm till all arc cut
Of the hive, but fy about in the air, by
prolonsing the tine of their coming out,
the feeble ones get tired, and their plans
so frustrated, that it is necessary for them
TO aicht for rest, and re.arrange for their
Journey. If tho swarm be able to leave
the old hive all at once, they care but little
about alightins. Prairie Farmer.
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WARTS.

A valuable friend of great experience IN
horses and cattle, lsays the British Amerl'
can Culliva,or,) and who has imported and
bred many of the bes, in the United States,
SAYS that strong wash made Of pearlasb
and water applied ;hrice day, will remove
tumors and warts.
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TO KILL WHITE WORMS AMONG CAH
BAGES.

Count de Gourcy, in his agricultural
tour in England states that Mr.. Mure
s,rewed bed of cabbages with phrate OF
soda after a rain, and the ravages OF these
insects Immediately ceased.
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Despise nothing because it is weak ; the
locust ha. done mere injury than the Lion
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VOLUME MIL
T. J. H0LTON,
r,;,or. Proprietor a Publisher.
TERMS:

run DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
ogsegce. THREE DOLLARS n not
l,..,5;, three months. And THREE DOL
,' ms AND FIFTY CENTS u not paid uRiii al.
y We @c erpiraiiOa Of Tie year. No Paper diseoH-
p',J yaiR all srrtarages are paid, tEeePt at the
.sisa Of The Editor
"! Advertisements inserted at One Doiiar PEI
-, M; lines or less. This si=sd type for The
;r,,rtion. and u CENTS for zach continuance.
~, 1Irrnisenenis and SieriB's Salfs ehorg.
TX n,r cent higher and a deduction Of 3al
IN pia Be made f,OHl me regular prices, for
j,st,ers By The y,ar. Advertisements inserted
.'oiliv or quarterly 81 per square for each time.
s,.i.mOntliy rs esnis per SPARE Jor each time.
AGENTS
~ r. " Coehrgb, aeekiehJs'g. NJ G.
.....--1- Iauis, MI Grope, ~ G.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
BOOTS &: SHOES
MARKET SQUARE

O,IGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
"A TODD, has just received a large and
complete assortment Of the following Goods, which
are Of the best quality. and will he sold low frr
cnsh NJ his BOOT. : or AND BON NET HOUSE
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots, Fewed. city made
do do do pump sole
Kip; Calf and Thick Boots.
Gentlemen.' fine calf and Morocco shues Of the
latest style. viz-Biddes, Unions, Drwnings, Web.
slers, Calf nud Morocco Dancing Pumps Tavern
Slips. and wafer proof Over shoes also. Kip and
Thick BrOgnrs Of oil kinds.
LADIES SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black cold and bronzed KID Slippers Of
different kinds. Village Lace. Paris Ties. Buskins
Jefferson Ties fine strap and o Md, Seal. Morocco
and Gait walking shoes, white and black KID and
Satin Slippers. black aRd cold Silk and Lasting
Gaiters waller proc fIr liued over shocs
MISSES g. CUlLDRENS' SHOES
Fine city mode Kid and Morocco Slippers. Kid,
Seal and Calf walking Shoes, Morocco and Cali
Lace Boot. black and cold nd Buskns. black and
cold Victoria Cutters. KID, Cali and Morocco Ankle
TICS.
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS.
Fine PIaiu and Wave Florence Braid Bunnets
English and American Straw DO, Cypress. Willow
and Lawn do. Geuilsmcus Fine LcghOrn, single
and double brrm summer llatz, imitation Panama
ur Orleans Hats Boys aud ChidTtus' Leghoyr
and PALM Leaf Hats OF every variety,
LEATHER
Spanish. Country Sule Kip and Upper Leather
Calf KID. Goat. Binding aud Lining Skins. of On,
hest quality Also q pretty respectable sprinkle o.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Just call at a.,
Sign offhs BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. Soud
End Of Market Squole msy H.
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BALTIMORE HOUSE,

Il large and comm0dious throesfoI-y brick building
100 MONROE ST. WHEELING, Va.
4 EO CARRU THEIRS, RESPECTFULLY informs
- the travelling public, that he continues To-
Keep me above Establishment and hopes by strict
ronage.
The loc9tlo' o the Baltimore House is superior
to any other IN the city, being convenient to the
steam boat l'1nning, adJ1ining the Merchants
anI Mechanics bank, nearly opposite the Post
once, directly OF pcsIro the Messrs VIM Paxton
N SON :, Fleming and 1Insie CranSle Il Bailey ;
thus ahOrcIng u travellers visiting the city on
business very desirable situation.
good stable Is attached 10 the premises, which
Will be carefully attended &c.
Gentlemen calling at this House c IN have their
passage IN stea Tiboats and coaches secured on
the best terms baggage will be conveyed, for
travellers TO and from Boats free OF charge; and
Co1chCs will call at the door TO receive passen-
gers.
Good servants will be employed TO wait on
travellers, and the House will be open at all houTs
OF night Tor their reception. Charges made 10
SUIT the times. Wheeling, may 24 AZ
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BURNING or THE CITY THEATRICAL ut
onc "'"iork. ga S'Iu day night. the Cry Theatre
'o"k fire AID was burned together with two adj u
mug coil e-''ises. one on zach side of It IL Is 80 Il
That the CO grrti "a Was the work oi an incend {.
airy, the bullii"g having brct set Il in several
places. The hninss cast au exceedingly bright glare
al ''v'r he CITY
The theatre belonged &c the venerable s. Drake,
and was not insured. We do not know " hat loses
IL any. sustained by The several and ac-
iresses in the burning of wnrdrcbes. c. We under
Stand that fifty sixty dollars, the pfuceeds of Saur
dsy nights performances. were stolen frun the
mana seIs during the FIRE -LONisriiie Journal
An attempt made in this CITY few evenings
since ivy two sipendisries of John TYLER. To- get up
something resembling 4, Ter meeting. md tw
Would he ralhor a slim attendance, Trap set
turatch a fe Lncus. Invitations were seat out
NJ IL Or n wine drinking, bat when the parties ar.
rived tho leo bruken for a movement in IA sor
III Tyler; some of the invited looked sly, others
laughed nj the ridIculousness OF the thing aud some
turned up pArir noses ia disgust The effort turncd
out the most pitUi failure m the political why that
ever Was attempted st Louis Pepu6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

COMMON SENSE ASKS why the SrAI.
BURN FILLS are superior to all OIhersl
Experience answers bccauNe in tho first place
they are composed entirely % TWENTY SEVEN
vegetable ingredIenis. and nothing but the extract,
irum those ingredients, used; The grusser part
clcs, or those which irriale The system, without do
ing good, not suffered Iu INTO their compo.
siiIun.
In the second place, they mix with our daily food
and while they open the 5uSels, give tone und
strength 10 the digestive organs
Thirdly, because they excite To action the stomach
and bowels, the Great purifiers Of The system. and
carry of every injurious excess OF mailer there
deposited, whether Vi mpr per iuOd bIrry ,ecre-
tuns; and,
FOurIhly, because they require no exIranrdrnn. y
care ia diet clUIhIng. the body being less snscep'
BILE of cold when under their influence han al any
other time.
EOr sale. price p cents, at the following offices:
New YOrk-3J5 Broadway.
PhIlndclphia-3 Ledger Building.
Bosiou-g Cnuu Street
For sale 10y JOHN II THOMPSON.
at the bookstore at w X ,hh
Alsa hv r w BASSETr.
may % South Nhrelmg.