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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

THIS MEDICINE stands unnvalled, (based as
i it its intrinsic mes) Tor the removal and RADICAL
cure of those diseases which peculiarly adapted Be
ing entirely vegetable and composed of the choicest selection
of ingredients, which consonance with the laws that
the animal economy the is enabedto throw on
disease take healthy acton and tho powers Of nature
sumo their natural functions. Thousands and have es-
titled efficacy in removing various chronic constitution:
Diseases orig mating unhealthy deprayed stale o
the blood and other fluids, scrofua enlargement of the
glands rheumatism and lumbago, salt reum nGworm. bar
bes itch and other similar Affections safely and
esctualy cured By its use bur By the chosen few this
is something's termed quackery the subject requires passing
remark The question, what quackcry and whoi luack
is of serious and as the preservation OF health is TOO
important be tred WITH Of the greatest consequence
where disease nvaes physical ame to take prompt aud
efficient rape the attack Whether he who stands
his rights and prescrbcs Gd bita: the most
powerful including of the most virnlent
aud fatal termination simply that the patient
died of ha who by laborous aud long continued In
yegaon draws forth from the aIcGn, Of patuIS hS hade
ferin: humanity riSkiuG his own 1sputstion in the result IS
entitled public confidence, the afflicted determine
1t the mark oa weak and pejudiced mind TO reject
thing false because il does not with its own recon
c-ved notions; but is evidence of noble and gvnerou
mind TO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
REFINED SUGARS,

AT THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES:
M7OOLSEY AND WOOLSEY offer their stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugars follows namely;
Powered 5Sssa ii. DO DO per pound additional
The above are packed as follows:
E;i:5 Ss:;;: I sS5i' 5i { sS e '2$$5''
Apply to the NewYor Patnt SngaL Refinery, corner Oh
South and Montgomery streets or at 90 Wa-,Jeet
" g. OIdes of the city must be accompanied ey i
m Jel III
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

| "ANTED--A situation as Waiter by a colored
man. capable, faithful and industrious. Apply ., s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

mo- Setc Temperance Boarding Ho,ss the GRA-
HAM SYSTEM at No ~ Vesey-str-et--Th house IS
newly fitted mp and furnished in the richest style It's table
profers the choicest Fruits Vegetables, Goshen bhrf of-
r County Milk &c. Pernanen, Bor!ders will be accom-
no.ted ON the most reasonable Gentlemen and La
die. visiting the City earnestly invited 10 gve s
and are assured that hsy will find quiet aud nea.ness ro
a.tninable in Hotels. Terms, modsrssr. a2ou
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

~ The June number of the Southern Literary Messenger
has come hand Agents aud Others be sued at the
Tribune Office thi, morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

THE USE OF THE GLOBES and Elements of
| Astronomy taught aided by and elegant ,nstru-
rnent which viii facilitate the learning Apply TO Mf; "
We Eant,csl Academy 81 Roosevelt street, New York.
ladies' and others engaged teaching and amateurs u SCI
encr are invited examine at the above ae
GIo and ransuarcut Celestial Sphere Tin one lnstEument
i.Ii imam
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

EOR SALE.--A one horse Carriage, made 10 or
j. der by "Camne J Wood X Co." Of the recent
STYLE and Improvement ard nearly viii be sold
great sacrfce having need OF Que OF different
style.
Can bs seen Ren,ille's stable, III Canine street
Bleecker. and the price l26 lw.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

EDUCATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, on
Il the Hudson River so miles from New. York
The sqbsc br wis to give n9ce that ne can ceue I
Surnmer Term Circulars and further Information may be
obtained at this office No. Sc w Walstreet ,,op
'''lA'e' - ''''' JOHN ALZAMORA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

FIRE CRACKERS 4 FIREWORKS
nor EXHIBITIONS AND RETAlLING-of
L every description and in any quanuty--or sale on the
most reasonable terms b. GAS oNElt fDnN ~,
.uoa,i.l Lhatham-st. oppOsite Chatham ] hsatre
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

CHEATHING COPPER-IOO cases English, l6
70 g OF f.RRrISNELL .Rr MINTURH Co 7a South
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

STEAMBOAT WESTCHESTER BERTH TO
~ LET for Four DAYS in each weck-Tuesdsys Thurs-
days. Saturdays aud Sandtysor the running season. suita
Die for either of the North River Steamboats,; the south
sl. Of Pier Of Cedar-stre reasonable Appy
10 STORRS < STEPHENSON,
80 Wsst.stnrt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

HTANTED-A situation by NICE, capable gIrI
Ch.mbenaid Stamslrsss. Please apply at NO IS
Elfth-s, 80 ,,1 sys
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

MRS. WILLIS, lady OF information OF future
M event, and what has passed learned in astroogy and
gives ladies private lectures this science at hsr
rooms tizAbeh 10 doors from Houston and Bleecker,
and has hand and alvs and
cur. for the agues and if any of her medicines purchased
yi..s informa,ior gratis jei9 I'm"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

/ 1STANTED-A situation by nice girl, who
W ved 81 years her former place hoasewoYk or
mnd children Apply at s5l WAshinston-st. lz 2te
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

WANTED-By respectable young American
siri ,itgacon Ii privs,e family. ehambermsid and
WAFER nn ehabef and ssas,rsss-oas who wiling do
given. Apply ii sO3 Hcuston.s, jsz7 a..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
HoRATlo aLLtS,
Prin. Assist. Eigineer y. Y. w. "
P. H.sriE, Residut Ens'r 9Th Div. " :,
JA.. RESwicK, il lst Asst Eng'r. "

The above Pipes may always be obtane, in any quantity
from p. NAYLoR & CO., No. 70 Broad street. samies
cannot be TOO particular giving positive direction 10 e
plumber as To the kind OF pipe they wish use' as there have
been several instances where gross was pfac.a
by the plumbers who employed By the US OF an aIic
tha lead ,;rrs j26 (2) ltos
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
" Seize upon truth where ere It's found,
Amongst your friends, amongst your foes.
On christian or on heather ground
TIL. flower, di vine where .'er i, grows -

The flowers div Inc Where e'er II grows
Neglect the pIickLe and assume the R.sE.
The nropretoTs daily receiving from the medical proles
private citizens ample and willing testimony both written
and verbal the super value and efficacy G this prepaa-
ton To the poor furnished gratuitousy sufficient
proof being given of their worthin.ss.
Still further proof Of the superior value and efficiency OF
Sands Sarsaparlla:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

~ Walter Forward and A. w Marks,
AttorueYs AZ Law, Pittsburgh. Pa. ms eHi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

T OST OR STRAYED-On Sunday, June 18th,
IL middle sized Spaniel Dog ha long dangling locks his
shoulders and head marked dark yellow body and tail
nearly white long buhy hair white spot the nose Who
will return said dog notice Broadway, shall
ls. snitably rewarded. sSJH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

DEACH ORCHARD BROKEN AND EGG
COAL daily discharins from Canal Boats at the loot q
Lach and VesIy seei,careully screened When ioaoec
" ~ ~ WARD & BROWNE,
isI2 Al Washngtonst corner LaiSht.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

IMPORTANT TO FAMIaiEs-CnoToS "A1kR'--i e'''',
abou, introducing the Crron INTO their houses a'e
70 read the following:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

O0O CASKS OF LIME, of good quality; $50
OUO casks of North River Lime.
l2O barrels OF good Hydraulic Cement
100 hhds. OF unslacked Lime io manure
Any Of will be sold exchanged for soesnes dIg
goods crockery, hardware, holowware carpets furnura
soap candles provisions. Address BARTER, at the Office
Of The # rhune Off
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
The TRIBUNE.
1iterarp Notices.

DrbIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. June 1913 American
Edition. Joseph Mason.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
FROM The BaIlnmore American.
TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCIS S, KY.


Author Of he Star SPangLed Banney.'
Oh say, has il come with "ths d.. WINS early light"
What no omen fOreIold "at the Iwilghl's last
cleaning"
Yes the sou uf The minstrel has taken us frght,
And we hJlOw his name whilst the tear drops
are streaming.
For the desolaIe LsarIh. and The vail Of The dead
Zoo fatally tell us the poet dead.
And The Star Spangea Bluner, in sorrow shall
wave.
For the heart that has loved il. is cold in the prove
On some lonely bark in the midst ofthe deco.
Where the deck.walch is kept, for The male lha,
"reposes."
What is that soft music that mingles with sleep.
And the solace Of nights weary guardian dis
closest"
Now swells Ike the tenn est that Skaters the saili
It's the Star Spaugled Banner that's sung on The
Whilst the minstrel lies low 20 the sleep Of the
grave.
And the sIdier whose house s the leut-covered
field,
Who glories ia war and The pairiots promotion
Would gladly emhazJu on victOry's shield
The name that each freeman must hear with q.
motion;
Ard the s1ng that is dear 10 the patriots ear.
Mid Tie rerrOrs Of slrlIs. the hours Of care
Is The Star Spauged Bannoriwhc h proudly va,
sung.
Whilst The harp Of the poet with cypress was hung
Bot. on may he fad on that heavenly SHIRE.
Where the pure see their Cod, and feel no con
demuntIuu,
That sorrDw, and sickness, and signing are DER.
And that angels sbaU lead 10 blest habitation
"Fur tHumDh hs musi, his life has been jLsr.
Aud " thry be- journey in Gud was bis frost"
Whilst The Star Spaugled Banner in mourning
shall wave.
And The tear Of The pslriOi shall fell On he grave
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

EDUCATE YOUR ChlLUaEN EAR
LI.-N hat is The object Vi kducali n :
10 form the character. INV is this
lone! Not by lessons, but prrnci pally
through the influence OF example, AMI
circumstances, aud stu ton How is
the child expos, d TO these influences p
From the moment 1t opens its cSes and
feels the pressure Of its mothers bosom,
IRON that Il e 1t b:cO.neS capable OF
noticing what passes AROUND IL, and
knowing the d,if:rclcc of one thing
from another. 30 powerful are the
gradual md unno iced influences OF these
olrIy months, that the infant, if indul
Sed aud hundred. may grow into pet.
ty tyran nj ten mbn'hS y d, and to;,er
about ~ two years, a selfish discomfort
ed, irritable thing. that every one but
the mother ruruS from IN disgust. Du
ring this period. every human being rs
making its first observations, and aclui-
ring It's first cx cricnce; passes his ear.
~ Ju1gm 'nts, forms opinions, ac ,uireS
habits hey may be ingraiued into
their character for life Some right
and some wrong lotions may take with
firm hold and some impressions good or
had, may sink so deep aS To be with
scarcely any force eradicateG. There is
ne do lot that my OF those incura5,e
crookedncsses Of disposition which we
attribute la nature, would b. found, IL
they could be ira ed. to have orig mated
IL the early circumstances oflife; Just aS
daiormed o. stunted tree may come.
not from any natural PerVersity Of the.
se'd from which it sprung, but from the
circum stances Of the soil aud situation
where ii grew.-JOur Of Education.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
WARMTuIN FEEDING CATrLE.

" IN hA ~ ~ GEsAJlNAu "a 4 L LII.
late English paper states that at
the CNllhero agricultural meeting, a
communication was read from Professor
Play fair. which couti ined the following
facts worthy of the attention Of every
farmer IA u cod climate
Heat is an equivalent Tor food, and by
a knowledge OF this fact, We may econ
omiZe the later very ,Onsld 'rably. We
know thpt cattle lduen much more slow.
~ in Winter than IN Su inner c rca
SOn being that part Of the food is expend-
I'd IN the production OF the necessary
heat. Lord Ducie was KIND enough 10
communicate To me an experiment of his
IA which there vas one h "a Ire Sheep
IN the open air, aud another hundred in
the same space, with sheds 10 retire into
at pleasure. The first lot ate twenty
live pounds Of Swe les (turnipS) per day,
the latter only twenty pounds; but the
lot with five pounds day less, had gam
Ell On an avcrIg, two puJnIS per sheep
more than the other, at the conclusion
OF the experiment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

lIun Vas subscribcd;,nd Is now successful ope.
"a ion. The people uf sister state have e1 pended
their money aud their energies. and now. ON the
lsh March, 1913. the Virginia legislature by
the most damning and digsrlceful repudiatory act.
refuses The rail roaI company permission Il pass
through Virginia. that she may thus escape. Mt or.
ly her subscription to that which is not. bat thai
which is CONF lcied.
All 'he acts Of the foul and corrupt legislature.
that have cursed the people Of other states Tor years
5assed' IN hi'leness, meanness aud contemplate
trucking 10 popular prejuJices. do not equal this
hlgran' breach Of Contract. aud plra5le deception
Bat 10 cap the CLIMAX. Il to oppress the people
still further. la show that the want of principle aud
equity VAS more manifest ~ thus bpIy than any
"'her ." earth. thIs same legisIa,u has passed a
Tax bIll the most uhequal aud oppressive OF an,
tate IN tho Union. The tax bill which passed the
House "i Delegates few days since. already be.
ore the Puhl,c. but iu merits are not yet appre.
Grated. nor will they be uuul the harpies of the
law are found selling public sale for lakes all thai
We possess. Language cannot picture the deformi.
y OF TINS bill. MOI can a common mmd desceHd So
law as to iaIhom the bascness Of the dtmlgosues
WHO famed for The oppression of particular cIas-
ses Of the community, that they enred a.d hated
h'r their virtue and intelligence. Such is its Shar
'eter that any MAJ who pays the that will he
assessed under H. iI be false 10 his country, false
10 honest Legislation. false To freedum aud the rrgLt,
Of man. There Is line ever which the espresso,
cannot pass II the oppressed Ihcnse YES
Hnls lu,e has been overwhelmed by The VIfgini, 4.
sIslLiGre. aud we shall be cruvsn hearted coward.
Al We do not bad hem TO iarIher at lhrI,
peuil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
THE TYLER MEETING IN NEW

THE TYLER MEETING IN NEW
1OHh- hey seem 10 have had all sorts
of IA time at he Tyler meeting in New
York on ed Iesiay. The Courier
aud Enquirer states that IAN excellent
bnd OF music was stationed in the ). r.
part OF the gal cry, who entertained the
audience with delightful mus, ,unul the
huur OF organization When that ar
rived, Major NJah called the assemS ave
10 ordcr. and no minated Aaron "A PA.
mer, as Chairman. Some thirty or for
~ other names were proposed for Vlcu
Presi icnls'
The Journal Of Commerce says tina.
the most remarkable feature which the
IN '"tlng presented, was the apparent
| o'ltical amalga ion of several, who
were out ten years oack the very ul
tras OF the Locofoco aud the Wing par.
ties, and who now, seeming y, met To-
| gether as sworn friends
The Courier says
Judge Sanford read an address 10 The
people Of the United States. whea mir
Caleb Cushing cam; forward with a
written speech about one third f which.
judging from the size Cc the ma1us .rip,.
he delivered in an effective manner. -
lie was list ned to with great attention
aud perfect aspect, except that occa
sIoHai'y, his questions were answered
from di.fcrent par Of the CnuIch. 1t
was very lane aHrir, aud very mich
benea h what Mr. Gushing ought tc have
sand, if we have not very greatly over.
rated lis talents.
Mr. Z. was followed by a Mr. Zabris
kle, who IL he is not, shortly should be
10 otti,e holder; aud his was a speech
which can oh!y be characterized b,
the W rid as ridiculous. lie said he had
always been Il De nucrat-I JIcksJn
man, and a supporter Of Mr. Vaa Buren,
but that ;he Democrats were always IN
consistent, the Federalists consistent
! IEIs called down upon him Kisses and
5roans from THOUSAND Locoiocos.
Mike Walsh also spoke, and although
there was no serious disturbance, one or
two small rows took place, and three OF
tour persons were taken % the watch
house. II was resolved, among Other
things, that the Democratic National
Convention be he j in Nav, 1914, an
that John Tyler be nominated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

IIEROiSM Of AN AFGHAN GIRL-Aa nm.
9 'Ectted TRAIT Of GhHzRse.-When the Affshai,s
We're drspuIing the rance of the British Army
into the citadel incident occurred, which Tor =
moment diverted the alieniiin of tie cOmbat,nt.
and turned their fury into pity. Amongst the fore.
mosi OF the party whJ s;gnased themselves nv thri,
gallautry was an aged chieiiain the richness oT IA
Costume excited general attention. his turban and
weapons being resplenduut with jewels The hnps
Of plunder Immediately pointed him out as an ohio
al attack, and Numbers at once assaIlrd him m,
defended himself rs mIn who knew there was n,
chance IF life. but who resolved To- sell il o
dearly a he could lie had killed several Of IA,
Queens Royals. and severely wounded Cant R,b
insOn, when grenadier Of the Company 10 which
the latter belonged. seeing his ofiicer in danger
rushed 10 his assistance, aud with a thrust al IA i.
bayUnei Lrhg ht the gallant Old chiefiain 10 IA,
gn,und The grenadier about To despatch HIM
when b-auiIiui glrl. uhput seventeen, threw her
self into m,lec. aud plunged a dagger in nj, breast
She then cast herself on the holy ofihc ch eIIain
tor the purpose "l projecting it, aud the AhIhtns
forming SORT e rampant bcore them. maintained
their ground until the heroic grl succeeded in get
tag u conveyed INTO the m error of :he cIadel-
Sh'rily after The place taken. she was found
weeping over the remains OF the brave old nan who
IN enqnlry, we learn as her father She was irea
Ted with the utmost respect and Tenderness, by oir
men. who netiher Ostruded Themselves npon her
greet nor offered any interruption Ia The prenaratun
which she h d IN lIe for his inIernenI-BJ Boston A.
mericaH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
WM MCCANDLESs,
} w BIDDLE, SeeTe'd'isS'

DARING ROBBERY.-'Ihe dwelling house OF
ID Talimadge. Esq. "fIhis town. vas Gprc:bly enter
ed through window, on the night between Thurs
d and Friday Of last week by daring Williams
VINO took away IN silver SPOONS. and other arIc e,
"i pale about $500 Many Of the stolen articles
were marked 5. r." The sc ,undrI expl,red the
house ~ manner which shows them 10 IA 2
been experienced in the business. The lo,Il used
~ Ell cling an entrance had been stolen from a
shop IN The neghborhood ard we're left on lie plnn
dered premises house breaker fashion Mr. T. of.
ieis reward Of $3.50 Tor the recovery Of the PRO.
perry ana apprehension OF The robbers: OF q fair
and Express
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
THE STEAMBOAT. CUTTER This nnG,,

THE STEAMBOAT, CUTTER This unCnr.
tunate beat left here On Saturday night, carving
with her The bodies Of her LIST aud ID engineers
Inc iormer OF whom died about Q O'clock. IL Is
supposed that ia a ], seven lives we're lost. w
Andrew McClarren, second engineer. killed inslanl.
ly. Joseph Hughes died nn Sunday evening. WIN
Robinson. negro fireman. blown overheard, and
lost Joseph Isem a Frenchman. blown o. er board
One negro fireman. blown overheard, name I'm.
known. Two deck passengers blown overheard
and lost. About ten Others we're more or less IN
Jured. though none dangerously except a negro fire.
man. Plus Ado
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

The Penn Yan Democrat has run I'M
the flag Of John Tyler. As this papgr
Is the organ Of the democratic parry in
yates county this movement o. ust mean
something.-Gaz.
'ln course It does Ia the evening
after the Democrat came out under John
Iyler's nag,the editor traversed the vii.
iage soliciting signatures to a petition
that he might &c appointed Postmaster.
The Democrat says IL Intends here.
after to give the administration fair
and consistent support It's refresh.
lng IN these degene rate days 10 meet
with such instances CT disinIerested ia
triotism, consistency and principle. In
fact principles and most of them. n,
IOhn Randolph said Of Richie, have sew.
en-, viz: five loavos and two fsheI-not
men, is their mouo.-Buf Com mere iaL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
TIE AsrOR nOUsE.-A letter {

THE ASrOR HOUSE.-A letter from
New York 10 the National lntedgencer,
sIys:-
Mr. Stetson's obs.ryinI eye had LONG
since detected, thar, il Inere was any
point IN which his table d'hO'e suffered
by comparison with private and prince
~ OanquctS, II was in the poverty Of
conversation and the absence Of general
hllarity. THIS, of course, was owing
partly TO the temperance reform, bu;
! more particularly, 10 the want TOPICS
conhon 10 the guests, the persons meet
ing there being but slightly acquainted.
Music would have furnished q good
diapaSon for harnonizing the animal
spirit oil The company; but this was too
expensive; and the first tentative 10 the
present experiment was the introduction
Ji very lacetious wine list on the bacL
OF the carte. When people no ion e,
smiled al Wedding WIne.' sWanton
NJ iberia, exceedingly delicate,' &c &c.
the French earle was suddenly turned
into English,( Exp aiming many u sphinx
riddle TO the faithful believers in the
cooh) and postscript was added, con.
tanning list Of the times Of arrival and
departure OGthe mails, aud information
relative TO the steamboats, and railroads
And with the Spring, | understand, this
Is TO be extended into Daily Prandial
Gazette and a copy to be furnished to
each guest with the soup, containing the
arrly.is OF the doy at the hotel, the
range Of thermometer, the prospect OF
rain, 'burst'ngs up in Wall street, aid
general advice as TO the use Of the cas-
tors-the whoe adapted to the meridian
Of table d'ho.e, aud the ascertained de.
mand of subjects for conversation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
COPPER AND TIN WARE

GOLFER AND TIN WARE.-wheeling has
heen Tor many years celebrated fJr the superiority
-" IT'S Copper aud tin ware over auy other western
Manufacture and we are happy To frceive as We
DO by his circular,Ihat Mr. CuLBERrsoy. one orour
henvies' manufactures has determined to put Ia.
.rISes so low that who wants the r,icle eed
eek any further. We know that minority Of his
ware will be found cheaper than either the p. ats
uursh, Cincinnati. eastern prices
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
HORRIBLE EFFECTS on INrEMPERANCE

HORRlBLE EFFECTS or INTEMPERANCE
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH!-A drstres-
"ng case Of death resulting IN the iulsmpeTare use
Jt ardent spirits occurred Ouf city early 900 the
week. On Monday last, MIS- Towdcn. a poor ine-
buate stopping at q house % Union L1ne when
intoxicated fell into The FIRE, h her clothes catching
she vas ~ badly burned. heiOre relief arrived that
she expired that night There were two other rn.
males in the room. Bot ia such beasily state Of
drunkenness not 20 be able 20 render their
Wreiched companion any aid The screams u the
sufferer soon brought neghb0rs IN. bui too late 10
save her liie. lIOw dfe1Jful The annals Of ihe
drunkard's liio and he drunkafJs death .--CleUs.
land Hcraif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

The Steamboats, Montgomery and Juna,a. both
Pittsburgh boats, arrived here yesIerda, from be.
ow,and after dis hnrging portion Of II eli irergL,
and pese gers ,t'empted to 60 on to Pittsburgh
d d / succeed on account uf low water returned
end look in cargnes Elr Cincinnati