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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

a dealer wrtes-'I consider u (Dumfraes 70.
aedytnT superior % any article befOr offered 10
the Public, for the Piles.
painful case. box Of the Remedy cured d
case Of the Piles, with which the pattern. Ia h .
nelghborng town reports an agent;
The arucle, (which consists Of two hove
hlectuary ~ ointment, pCice 81 Z Q cents each -,
cOpuous directions. '''io
helie Asthmstlc or Consumptive Pills-prices
reduced 20 90 and 75 cts-give Immediate Teief
cure tue most obstinate coughs. Common
~ r. Zach Of the articles will be stoned W 7
kldder, on The outside wrapper " -
q. PTepargd from t9e OTlainal VI S Reaipe Of Dr.
" u conway, eY w I. kldder immediate sucoss.
sor 70 the late r Kid'er By whom thov srs ~
sale az his counting room, No IS STATE sfycct
corner Of Merchants row Boston, and bv bis
-rgclal appointment ~ JAS BAKER
oeeI Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
Observation-Disclosures EYE
WATER

SUCH IS the wonderful effects OF this valuable
- Eye Water, IN relieving and curing the com
mon complaints Of the eye, that those who use
Once, will ever after give II the preference TO
thst of any other preparation.
respectable phJ stefan and druggist IN Con-
nectcut writes, ST; patient Of mine, who
has had two bottles Of your Eye Wat1r, says this
Is the only kind he has ever used with succesan
Price % cents q bottle,
DuDyriss Remedy for the painful and debiliia-
ting complaint of hePiles. New case Of a cure.
Boston, Nov 24th.
Sr-The Pile ointment and electuary that
lately had Of you, has had an excellen: effect. /
have been troubled for years with the Piles and
have never found any remedy that would compare
with yours, The late attack was a severe one
bot the relief was almost immediate, Il r.
Mr. kidder.
Extract Of letter from Q gentleman in Yer
mont. Mr. kidder,-Siri Having used in nv
family Dumfries Remedy for the Plies, have
found u the best have ever met wi'h IN ihispart
Of Tho country. have found the electuaTy the
only physlc that could be used with cortainiy and
ease,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
no TIE AFFLICTED

THOSE who are suffering FROM vauous disca.
ses incident 10 the human family. wonid 10
well 20 procure ID Harllchs compound strength
eHlng end UfTnan Apeuent Pills, which are go
pre-eminentJ recommended for Dyspepsin
LIVER complaints, pains 10 the side, back aHd
breast Nervous AhecifOnss headachs, and 81 i
Diseases Of the stomach and DO wells. Pamphlets
may be obtained era tiss which contai n full and
explicit directions for using. The reader is
referred TO several very interesting Certificates Of
cures in another column OF this paper chic n
original.
Porsalr 81 the Puncipal Once. 70 orth Elrhtb
street, Phhadeiphia. Also, lor sale ~
JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
CONSUMPTION! CoNsUMPrIoN,,


More proofs Of the efiencY of DIR S.vsyne's
compound syrup Of Wild cherry, IN relieving sfiics
lion; 80
10 TT Swayne. Dear Sir-The time has bsen
when would not recommend a medicine adver-
used IN The public prints, over my own siynafnTe>.
now feel dlfereBt-I feel relief. 1 was redneed
oy protracted cough Tor six ~nonfhs to mem.
sNeietOhj no rest at night; soreness and pnin in
my breast, eide &c. Suffice u 10 say I used
your conpound syrup OF Wild cherry, which I'm "A
lew weeks relieved me sffectually 1 am certAi,,
mao u not been for your medicine (ns Ifa fre-
quenty depends on early attention TO- proner
medlcines) should now be in the silent gTaxe~
LEI no person delay, but procure your Syrup
and be relieved Ut their Coughs and Colds ~
IneY are dangerous companions, and often lead
" I sup S S3Is e our friend
AJDr Swaynes Office, No 50 North sixth AZ
one door below Arch. Philad siphis where al as
ders i9T agencies, &c must be directed. ROferen-
DR. Swsyn's compound Syrup Of Wild cbsfrv
is for sale al the Drug store Of
JANIS BAKER,
nov > Wheeling We
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
a REMARKAsLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM

Rf the use Of Dr. Ieb6's Rheumatic Linim.nf
- IN enlarged bottle Copy Of letter.
To the ProPrietors Of IIr Jsb6's Liaimsnf.
Dear SIT dsem IS duty oNve to sugsrina
humsnity; To aequalni y5u and ihr0oSh you the
rrbhc, tshould you think best,) OF the unexpect-
"a and surprising cure performed on rnyseIf by
the use oil the above most excellent riedicine.--.
| have been lor mo;e than thirty yesrs, aud some
times most severely afflicted With the Rhcuni =
usmi have teen tfSquently rendered pesfectI.
helpless, aud IN consc-Fie nee confined 10 nv he'd.
shen mas required two persons TO move me-
peiHS IN such extreme panG have several linn es
cen under the care of tne most eminentp hysi-
aus, but procured only Temporary r.lief 4 ona
Il yn"heel me adyerusef1ent of = bb's liFiment
Win Tie testhnoniHi5 accompanying H. nd wns
induced TO t,y bottle, VIII ch 1 used vItbout
mr. II sensible benefit. I concluded howe.,r
10 per severe and bought another bIttle, and a 5
qseaY re leved, ADD hy the of half the IN ir,i
bottle. was wifpliy Cured and have never since
has return Of the psin, which md NOT b en-
Tree from, moath at me- Tor thirty years. and
II Is nsw mp5e Ihan three years since I was
cured, would ritpst earnestly a.vise 80, ~
Ferson suffering under this painful cotnplnnt
tain DR. lehh's I.iIiment" You are M ihsr,v a.
make any use OF this yCVl may think advisable.
M"stresPectfully yours.
To tn foregoing ties timauy- ~ othernno,,ss-
able proofs might lee added IN favor of The snperi
or Imminent Of l,r lebb. Nu,hing but fair Trial
which the proprietor coRttentiy solicits can
give an adequate idea of Tts unSiyaIled .fficacv
IN mHGa'fuS and thoroughly r:asteripg The
eNcr nc aung disease, TO which il has been sue
oessiuily applied IN multitude of tascs. The
operation of the l.iniufert is often i,.n,edi a ~.
and /: has frequently cured Rheunatic aiIect. on
Of years standing, IN Tour and tw eniy hours 1,
ls als' Hcnutufended with 'niidcHce, as one oi
the best applications known for stiffness of IN,
JOINTS, nitnbnesS, spEains, nd chilblains
Prlce 81 csnts, with dIfsctions
N Is. The Liniment PhIaLs enlarr, To- 8null
their former size.
n b. Each article will be signed " l. kidde,
on the outside " arper.
= In IeH
Price 2Scents, only. Have proved, mi are pro
nOunced by numerous persons who have mad,
use OF them. thS best of all the Cough Medicine,
~ coughs colds, asthma, dpsSeuliy OF hrearhinp
onrseness ne zin2, spMtinG of bl,o
and cOmpia ms OF the lungs GENERALLY,
Prepared fEoan the Original NJ ) Kscine NJ H.
w Il Conway, by w I. KiddeT, imm Ill, >. - 49,
esssor TO the late Il Kidder, by whom they sSr
for sale al his counting rsom, No Sc Stale sirse,
cornSr of Merchants Row, Boston, and nv n,
SPECIAL appointment BY las BAKER
dcc7 yba.i,'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
"a CAKEJUL on YOTR CoLDs-

Many people are apt TO consider a cold but n,
tnhIng matters and To think that lit will 20 aw ay
IN day OF twoi" and they give themselves no
trouble about II. But 10 snch We weuId saw he
careful OF ofyOuI cOlds'-do not tHmper with your
constitutions. IL yOu CesIIe 10 live TO good
and speedy cure.
DIR Sw9yne's compound syrup Of Wild cherry
offered for sale in this country The celtifcAtss
Of cure eheeted by this invaluab medicine which
the proprietor 10 daily receiving are OF the most
gratifying nature. and tend TO show its saaative
properties, and the high rank il holds in public
esuInaiion.-M Dt6ner ~ =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
-
TAKE NilTICE.

HAT Winsios 4. X oder has succeeded 20
Ndder IA the preparation Of the Coo way
Medicines aud will hereafter give particular at
tenu01 10 the preparation of the TOLL wing
established articles, the celebrity OF which pre-
Guides tue necessity OF re pu5lic alton OF the
numerous e'ttiheates now In the hands of the
Proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

4 RETAIL CIOTIJA ctoTu,
- - |. 81 -. ~. - y. n - ~

ING ESTABLISHMENT.
ME Subscriber is now receiving from Phil
adolphia and Baltimore on extensive Stool
Of fail and winter goods. which for style and Quail
", will compare with the cheapest and best IN IN
markeii purchasers generally are invited ~ cali
and examine for themselves ~ No 81. W,,.,
Street Wheeling. Va Allen. ROCFRs
dec Jim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

CAUIION,-As all medicines which become
very popular. like that Of I)r StraVns's com
pound Syrup Of UUd Cherry. attempts to imi-
tate or counterfeit IN some way, are frequently
Tesorted to. Therefore Il - thought beet 10 put
the public on their guard against imposition In
the course Of only two OF three years after the
most desoryediY popular remedy had introduced
itself IatO the SICK chamber, and it's fame became
widely known up springs several Others into the
market, and with view 10 give currency 10
their invention, they take the name ofWIld Cher.
~ TO add 20 their patched up nostrums, think.
tablished, and 20 help out still further with the
scheme By one Of the vendors the name OF DR.
WistaT is attached, Taking II appear that This
popular and highly respected Physician is the au-
ihOT ,Oi this preparation, such Is not the fact
Another Individual comes out with what he calls
tho syrup ofWild Cherry, cllnginR still closer 10
the Original name, that iadividuals might even BE-
even deceived when he weht 10 purchase. M he
name ofDr Swayns wqs NOT always kept in view
Those wsO apply Tor those latter dav preparatious
OF Wild shery, let me tell them, are tanperinR
with Their CONSTITUTIONS, and taking drauahts
from the bands Of IneSpsrience. which they
w Ould have 20 rcpsnt az some future dav bsd
not put them on Their guard ~
DIR $ WAYNES compound syr-p Of Wild
cherry is put up IN sqaars bOttles, Containing a
bout eight ounce with 'Dr Swayne's con,nC1,rd
syrup Of Wild cherry" blown IN the glass covered
With blue wrapper ever which Is a yellow label
Win hls written signature, the cOunterfelting Of
Wnleh vii be punished - forgery,
AFDr Swayne's Ufhcc, No - North Sixth q,
one door below Brch, Philadelphia, where sli
orders for agencies, &c must be directed Ref
erences will be expected.
Dr Swayne's compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
~ Tor sale az the Drug store Of
JAMES BAKER
sep Wheeling We
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
BEARS TESTIMONY TO
" TIE NALTE OF II NJ LIVER PILLS

= - n Ii IN q UTsII" 7 ID TNIUNI 10
" TIE VALVE Or r r. LIVER PILLS.
Genhemen-My wife had been severely affect
Ell with the Liver Complaint for more Than year.
tried the assistance Of Physicians, and various
remedies Oh without any good eject Seeing an
account oiyOur justly celebrated Liver Pills NJ he
Pittsburgh Conference Journal. procured two boz.
e.. aud before she had taken al the Pills in one
box the pain, re,essness, assitude in short ell the
symptoms Of diseased liver disappeared and she
now enjoys good health To yonr Pills she ascFibes
os ihe means, The credit Of her resiomuon For the
benefit Of humanity J make these statsmenis and
allow yoI 20 use then. Bs you may think proper
Signed. JOHN FENNtMORE.
wheeling March 30rh 1871
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
RE SELLERS. No 20 Wood ~. below %.
Pittsburgh. Pu
Sid in Wheeling BY Jos Baker noy2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
Pottsyille, Pa.

CAUTION.-As there is a spurious mixture
called Syrup Of Wild Cherry. purchasers should
be very particular to Al SIX for Or WISTAR BAL
81 ", and observe his signature on the bottle
Prepared for the proprietor and sold at whole
sale BY Williams a. Co. chemists, No II, Minor
street. Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by ] CRUMB
kER, Wheeling. Also, by 7, WILCOX, Pits
turgh, and in al most every town and village
through the country.
PRICE 81 90 A BOTTLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

M 40 A MllSON, OF Lancaster county, Pa
w entirely cured by the use OF DR. Swayn.'s
Syrur Of Wild cherry. Her symptoms were con
slant Coughing, pam In the side. bsSk and head
depraVed appeule, splitting OF blood. no rest nj
nlRhi, &C. Alter using Two eoptles of DR.
S"ayne compound Syrup ofPrgnus Virginiana
by the tire she had usrd the third bottle she
found herself cured OF the aforesaid disease.
which she had been afflicted with. for three
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
Cotton on the night of the 1l,h inst fer attempting .hoo

co,ou on the night Of the 1lth Inst fer attempting 70 'hoos
Corlies. cu..
frequently bus have no acquantanes with hui am pest
tive that wa, M Cores that saw talking to 'he female
by the side of The Carlton House DO not kno" s''Hs'
Mr. or Mrs Collon. II not curiosity toai leo e :"
stop at the end of the Carlton House and return
h.,tiee Gorge H. Matseu sworn-l was al INC SaiNo"
House ssot time after The injury had been ienceo upon
Mr.. Co.es got six bsrreled revolving piso' no'n
think the proprietor of the house. They .eia ne az
onpd near the body OF Corlies One OF the oa,e wa
discharged with evidence OF is having been feeeny
Ibaye had the pistol in my charge ever SINCE
when the slug was taken from The brain OF ar. Co,,ss
,rea The slug ia tie barrel and focnd i, 10 nj WINES
den,6ed the sug) had another of the barrels dsenafg
ed 10 get the ball or slngit could not De drawn.
.r where ,he pistol was bought on "e
sth of November 1852 Joseph Cooper, SS Broad~ay
The man that bought the pistol was abeus eei or 10
inches high grey hair nearly white, heavy eyebrows
ber grey and OF IS or so years OF age have noI oesn
10 lrace the pistol from this person Inc odca loau @ VIC
nisI wa, put OF in Sept Oct s4 Ihe Pis'ol vas hos
1reparrd or second discharge when hanGed 10 ne ,s
Iehu H. Porers, sworn-A man oy tne aaiIe y. .o...
Rnsh who reMdes al 1871 81 Sprn-st caisa upon
IRIS morning and stated lhst he had PICKED up i.uy
erchei about 10 minutes past oc!ocX N
Air Rush did not tell what part OF bEoao"ay, ot :, hd
there was any mark upon it He appeared 10 'nuA !. 'o
something 10 do with this TRANSACTION.
The case thea adjourned until oonaay.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
Matters at washtug ugson.

Our City Loco Focos who want Office from ohr
Tylsr wese thro wn into ECSTASY on Friday after
noon by the receip, of confidential advices from
Washingtoa. importing that Mr.. John c. Spencer
had dcomple,ely sriumphed over Mr.. Webster in the
favor of ohm Tyler, and effected a remodeliog Of
the Cabinet on his own plan, ejecting ell those
members obnoxious to him, and filling their places
as follows: -
Gen. Lewis CAss OF Ohio, Secretary Of State;
Hon RICHARD 81 JOHNSON Of Ky, Secretary Of war;
ANDREW STEVENSON of Va, Postmaster General
simultaneously, or by the next Mail, they had
news tina, Mr. Curtis had been removed from the
Collec.orship, and ,ha, Hon. Cornelius P. Van
Ness, once Governor Of Vermont, since Minister
70 Spain, &c. had been appointed in his stead, and
saat clean sweep Of all ax- Whig Tyler men and an
appointment of Simon Pure Loco F Focos might now
be immediately expected.
We do not yet learn thar ehese runored changes
are authenticated. That Mr. Tyler has made
o=ertuses, through third person, TO Gen. Cass to
rake seat in his Cabiner, and that he was an
swered that he (Gen. C.. might think of the State
Department. If it were rendered him. but not OF
any o.he., we have adyices in which we place con-
hdence. Col. Johnson, ne understand, has lost
every thing he possessed in unfortunate specula-
sicns, end would probably take any lucrative post
which might be sFered him, owing to the dsspera-
,ian of his circumstances. But Mr. Stevenson is
50 publicly committed to the support Of MIR. Van
Buren, and SO intimately connected with that gen.
tleman, and his cause, rha. we do not see how he
could take an important end confidential post un.
der Mr.. Tyler without gros. improPriesy. How
ever we shall see what we shall see. The faith
lessnsss and ingratitude which would be eviaced
in humi!;ntins Mr.. Webster by appointing his pub
lic and bitter adversary, Cass, TO his place, would
once have excited amazemens; not now.
All our adviees concur in assuring US that she
Accidental is about threw aside FL ,im'diy and
vascillation, and throw himself into the embraces
Of the Loco-Fecos, whether they will CT won't,
with a view of securing their support for re.
eection if possible; and, falling In that, to aid the
nomination Of Calhoun, Cass, or any body but Van
3uren. The Captain retains his old Wing scru-
piles against the reelection of President, waving
.hem only in favor of himself.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
Gen. wm. 8. Murphy.

Seeing II announced that Gen. VIM. S. Muir
phy. the Patrick Henry of the West, would meet
his Democratic friends at Tammany Hall at
o'clock on Saturday evening, we took notion to
drop in, and see our fellow conspiEator of the
Harrisburg Convention, whom we had not met
since that memorable occasion. Accordingly, we
were among the favored few--perhaps two hun
dred-who, after the meeting was duly organized,
listened for time TO the flow Of the Generals
eloquence. We cannot say how far it resembles
that Of Patrick Henry, since never heard the
latter; but, having heard John J. Crittenden, Joe
White, and the Honorable Tom Marshall-not to
mention Harry Clay in such connexion-we must
say that if Gen. Murphy is Patrick Henry, then
Patrick might have learned something in the way
of effective public speaking, had he lived half a
century later.
Feeling excessively fatigued, we were not able
TO stay out the Generals harasgue, and we can
now only recall three of its points, viz:
/, That the House of Representatives, in refns-
ing to impsach John Tyler, has ,riumphantly ac-
quilted him of all the Wing charges against him
IBy this rule, if some one were to accuse Gen. Nj.
OF forgery, and the Grand Jury refuse TO indict
him, he would be proved consistent and honora-
Bile politician.
9. That all the Loco Foco sriumphs of the last
Two years, owing to the disgust and despair of the
Wings, and the mistaken feeling Of many that vo-
ting could do no good while such an incubus filled
the Presidential CHAIR, were genuine Tyler victo-
ries. and vsrdicts in approval of his conduct
We looked round in astoRshment to Aid. Purdy,
o1,h .>,Lo D.,
req and Calhoun men who aided the Custom
House officers to make up half room.full, but
shey held their tongues and locked knowing, so
wo.will say nothing.
s. Tha, the struggle for tho Presidential Nom;-
nation at Harrisburg was VIGOROUSLY between the
advocares and the opponents of a National Bank
NJ. Clay being ,hs. candidate of the former and
Gen. Harrison of the latter.
Now, General, be 80 good as to answer US
couple OF questions in ,hs connection. What you
here stated about the Bank question q, Harrisburg
IS waoiiy untrue, bur ler US conceds 1t, truth for
a roNssns "hass wepus our questions: Allowing
that sae friends Of Mr.. Cay's nomination were for
e Bank and those who thought Gen. Harrison the
stronger candidate were opposed 20 Bank We
ask yen, l. On saaiea side sras Joha Teller .
How csp you allese that Tyler was known 70 be
Ansi.Bank, when he was sotoriously among the
most ardent and active in favor of Mz. Clay. tried
TO upset tho nomination utter j. was made, and
cried ., the pos,ponemens of Mr.. cisy's claims 2
VIII you give US plain, straightforward answers
10 ,hese two questions
10 The Albany Argus declares that Gov. Bouck
has net authorized the use of his nsme as Tyler
oandidass for Vice President. Thss s'srighs. Do
md e. Porter is the proper candidate of Tylerism
for the Viee Presidency But the appointment Of
Gov, Bouck's son as festmaste. at Schenectady
was. .aos neaa, to b. thrown away.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
o'CONNELLS HISTORY OF IRELAND
TO the Friends Of Ireland!
WILL BE PUBLISHED on
WEDNESDAY, MORNING

WILL BE PUBLISHED ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING
a aIsnofr or SrsIano, Satipe ano Sarea..
BY DANIEL o'CoNNELL, NJ p.
DEDICATED TO HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE aVssa
OF GREAT saITAIs AND OF IRELAND
1T was for themselves alone that the Americans garea
The victory over Burgoyne AT saatsga. They eofeass
for Irish well for American freedom Nsr was u ~
France alone that Dnmeurer defeated the Austrian A.
atJemappe. The Catholics of Ireland participates " W.
fruits OF that victory
1T has pleased the English people, In general 10 lss
all the facts in Irish history They have been also gIas
~ pleased 10 forgive themselves all those crimes
from the Preface.
There was people the face OF The eal I,s
cruelty, basey, unjus:y treated as the people u =
land have been by the English Government"
"There is no person who will read this work, ou1
e1clam with me, that people on the face OF me
were ever treated with such cruelty as the
from the Werk."
The above curious History Of Ireland, by Mr..
will be peatly published on fair clear AID legioe ~
and sold at the exceedingly low price Of T"ESI
CENTS! for the single copy, or 81 per dozen Lee -
Of the Dubia copy, which was just received oy t,e
steamer is about $3 0O!!! na~ -
Orders must all cases be accompanied With cash. alu
dressed -
GREELEY 4 AsELsAFH, Tstsane s=uaiag' M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

AsorHER MURDER IN The PEs1rEHr1ARY.-
Two black women killed whte woman in prison,
on Friday last, by beating her brains out with the
shovel and tongs. The reason they give is, that
they wait to get out of the Peaitentiary into the
County Jail. They are likely to be deprived of
that pleasure, however. Columbus lO.l Stat.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

% The dwelling of Mr. Sharpe, near Rich
mond, Ind, was destroyed by FIRE On the IIth inst
and child aged two years burnt to death.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

% We understand that Mr.. Pratt, notorious
lawyer and offce-holder of Cincinnati, was 50 se-
vereIy cow-hided on Saturday night, for insulting
lady, as to be unable 10 walk home.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

20 We learn that Worden P Stevenson, the
survivor from the bloody afray on board the steam
er President last week, died yesterday from the
wounds he then received. IN. Orls. Pic. 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

% Mr.. David Harry, soldier of the Reyolu
tion, died in Hagerstowu, Md. on the 18th inst.
in the SD year of hi. age,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

70 We cell The attention of the public, partic-
alary tie travelling portion of it to the statistical
account on our First Page of the dreadful loss Of
life by shipwreck and swsmPipg of boats, during
the last eighteen weeks. 1, exhibits most fright
ful ansuns, and calls loudly en- the owners Of ves-
sells to adopt measures for the salty of the lives
committed 10 their charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

WESTWARD Hottie New-Orleans Bee says
that about one thousand persons will rendezvous
at Fort Leavenworth or the first of May, for the
purpose of emigreting to the Oregon Territory.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

D Bishop HuoaEs will lecture in the Taber-
nacle on Wednesday evening on Social Ssrri-
tude.' We trust he will treat this important and
widely radia,ing subject jsarlessly; that he will
discuss it ably. no one will doubt The audience
will Of course be large.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

D The KGltaa Tsntare, Ohio. after quoting
ard improving passage from the great Drsme,ist,
thus gives vent to its enthusiasm:
Beiovedreadsr thai Shakespeare EOS hoss-he was So
Would n, the Swan os Avon cosld he bur
hear it, be proud OF such q compliment?
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

~ Professor GREESBAsK gives his third Ora
rorical Soirse this evening at the University. See
advertisements in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

20 u. S. soldier, under arrest at Detroit for
deserting to the Canada side and for stealing a
horse, hung himself few days since.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

C1rr Prison STATlsT1cs,-There were on Sat-
urday Of prisoners in the City Prison, "a white
males sad % white females 81 colored males
and II colored females: Te,al l55.