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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

b-st remedy ever yet pftScIlneu. ,,.-.,.,. =.
None genuine un SIS with the words SCARpAS OIL
for Defines blown each bottle and with the written s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

III NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LlV-
6%TFal ERPOOL-Pacs.t of 10Th September-The new and
sS1saGa.elsgsnt packet ship QUEEN OF He WEST 1850
tons register Capt p Woodhous Will sail Saturday 10Th
Sant harr ernlar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

II PARiLLA CANDY.-Four packages o: ,his ca.
contains the prineipe Of ,wa pounds Of sgssar
Rcoy md warranted 70 be the b+ss remedy IN csss -
snrstisn and in ell disease arising e1c.
o. from morbid huuor in the blood Il cases OF eosarssss
and in those recuiia affections Of she aiIaeatay ess Al,
rival. ~ -.
-, a, my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15
I'M. CHELMSFORD. 3ai Washington ).

vn WY citv last summer. 20 try ScaTpas OIL ih,e Lea
using it now about two, months, apd think hesr Wi
as ever feel though was the happie maa in Tie work
senal service, would recommend earnestly TO ali IL
1T CHARLES GALIJSUi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newspaper-Pup-
shed every day year except New Years Gay and
Fourth Of July. Price cents per coPy-or n 70 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every SATURDAY
mornng-price o. per copy, or p II per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
Hhas the largest circulation Of any paper IN fhs city
the world and therefore, the beH channel for b"snss'
city country Prices moderate-cash In 3D.
PRINTING ofa kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRofRIEroR THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

THE TRUSTEES Of the Village Of Willismshurgh here
by give tice thst they to adopt for the
dy liquid tion of all legal claims agsins the Village
Those the efore who have claim, id village. in the
Of either agains the village
well and pump the village, vel thu hod
judy lain Of description for the payment Of
nation to the Clerk Of said village The Ts ee Hall
and date of the claim together with the Of
the ousi' Ell owner.
The said Tm,tees word also give notice that they
made FOR pr ing Of the
village, three disunct All pesons there
fore, holding rei that requested
give nore at as etrly Rod possible, Fdvard
Burchsm, at the Tusees' Hail. Nor Q. of
and loo real held by them, that
all such pr perty be d to the
By order of the Boad u Trustee,
JOHN c. MINTURN. President
hu-oh Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24
PALMO'S AREA E BIZ TIL,
80 HAMB X .TkEET
THE GENTLEMENS SALOON NOW OPEN.-Great


Baths with robes or she es.. ...37H
% uckc Store.
The SUBSCRIBER .vng leased TIE abov. establishment for
term OF has pfavements scale which
when completed will he ALTERS himss IT, tast. in
~ elegance msgnitceDce, with similar
in the world having visited The bet conducted baths Eu
rope he fee no hestao III assuring his fellow citiz that
he sGirlt which has for the thirty acnaed
providing (no matter WI cos the spend ions
Tor social comfort snd conveni nee hall the
and eg ncles Of tn Euo can Bttts he wi take the tbey
OF adding cm of cultv,
and we'll Known all that he has observed
der the enjoyment of bah TIE me plus ira" Of RE
The La,ies Sal wNl be readiness i" few days.
NJ description of he var improv will be given
completed al the whole III own open fr public ms econ
m Is 3mec FERDi NAND PALMO
T1ENTiST-To those who ave deca, ed teeh, aud have
- cted to have them attended either from fear
peIly done the hi usually charged
have per ormed the IN,
csIeful az per manner By call W. E PARSONS,
"a where he attendant, slI Zines and pre-
pared to fl IN and insert from full SET the
piucir-s known by any dentist in the lily, for pric
that will correspond with the Tins and wi hin The of
Mr. p invites all iced Of his call
HIM and they hall hot b. disappointed by alton
being properly erfomed and fact perfect satisfaction all
ca will be given.
n specimen, of his work be in his Office AID
references & "" If required. m22Issr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

VINES BKANDIES, &c.

VINES BKANDIES, &c.
THE subscriber oe the following Wines &c for sale
L ri e street. corner of William,
Madeira pipes hbds quarter casks demiohns and bottles
a part very old ard high cost dire and via India
sheres, hhds and glass, Of
grades-A mon nllado III gu after casks
Por-mpor,ed expressly for family in wood end in
glass.
81 JuiirD--also III cssks.
HucksJ Castle Marcobrunne Cabinet, Chsrtz
berger BroDebeg 0ret hausen HDtsrhsu
SEN Rudesh- Hstenhem Peisportsr, Lebfeaumich
Gle. enheImer Hochhei mer &c. 81 &c.
Sauterpe Basac, Mus -at, Chablis
Bugundes-Cios dc Voueeot, Chimbertin, Romance.
Very old Cognac Brandy vintage 1885, expressly for
Fine Holland Gin.
The ab-ve ar les recommended 70 the nfrm
reign remedy for their maadiss GILBERT DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

EXTRA, L from tn. Minutes Of the Jv'nt Cornmuee
r rre ard alter May nth is3-Whereas, raj Of The
Engine aud Hook anle have since the snow
have the street, confirm. ION
alarm of bre TO drag the side
by he lives and DESTROY the property Of the
citizens, therefore .
Resolved That the Chief Engineer be directed to notify the
hemen throus the Jubc that much OF the ord
nan as relates u dragsibg Eugoes Hose CARRIAGES and
Hook and Ladder Tracks the sdewak sill hereafter b,
strictly enforced. ABR HAM HATFIELD,
Chairman Joi lt Committee Fne aud Water.
COhF'S V. ANDERSON,
% h.nr NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY a. TS43

- TO LET in wiliamsburg-The whole or part OF a
.fs ;'y D~' Apply How; s9ra ~
"a HOUSES TO LET AT YOKKvILLE.-s laige
Ia OF them calculated for public house, grocery pr
md fine grden consisting of OTIS with grape and fruit
JOHN A. MORRILL,. ESQ.,,
TO- T0 LET F.. Mans Manson House soomlnse ls,
hs s5 nile sIops Just above strykers Bay md nearly
Of the most delightful situations on the stand and is re-
ma Tas ~ hssthy 10 the ,ummer season
news and e@i,s s lo fa'' every
Ient with in accordance with the present state of the
My on the PREMISE, ..S at i ,s Chsmcs
en- asr 70 e. Pa5 Of h ~ in the house
GA TO LET-T6e fire PROOF OTIcE store. No. 100 south
with ''H' '''' $ St:fI ii'ssf ssPfFy
s $.s sS 4: s,.s
or" az W. II j. T. rAfsco q r.es sin.
FARM FOR For sALEIns j, Ss,unI = mSysa Mc
SsssS..,s; esaa,y NILE: s New RoshsI1s
d.. lie story house rsom, The house j, oandsd
%H is: '%a Gss n s
he s s's" Gns
stocked with all of the shru pbery flowers SC hand
lawn, in front nd NJ the house The skory
stands oo rising ground twenty rods distance from the hous
% view s s c Sound IN e. ss
worth The att non OF gent man WANT country resi-
dence For fu heI Information enquire OF ROB- LEWIS
Jones lane and South Of Captain SA
GROVES. on tn. premises. m. 2Otsr
HANDSOME APARTMENTS in H,ustor Sur, et clese
IL Broadway To let, gen em,n, with break and
tea required Address box aSs Park Post Office
sas PansIV % az %
they alw find Who'll sale aud RETAIL every pope
dicine and the richest PeTumery the All dcra
pr"py and neatv hacked for Any distance Call
and make > selection a2qeod2usr
EOh THE FACE AND SKIN. -kruptive disease the
face and ,kr such PIN les, blotch she's,
worm also sreckes be speedily erdcaed by the
Chnr rs Vegetable Lotion which ha, been siye
best cosmetic in for clearing and esab ish brilliant
mpe xion. Sold wholesale Tct1 Church's D:spen
1888 Bowery, corner of Spring Price IS
bottle. a2O IN cd . N
A GENCY WANTED.-A gentleman Occuovng a store
(optn To the strest) In the upper Of Wall
Broadway Is desious der ale the agency Of
ness ARMY 10 box No 49, Upper Post o#ce ms m* eodr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

NAU TlON-Loa stolen an Auditor Deut la Wsfraui
o" ne Treasurer Of Melgo for two hundred aad nty
dollar, drawn favor OF D. HouRnor, signed Charlie, u.
mgond, Auditor General The Pub scauon ID egtins
neeocalng or receiving the payment IS been stopped
suit,by rewadedby PERSsE 4 BROOKS,
m2J3u 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

$12 900 Wo Oh EsS S.; s' g. TsSa
sory This ware IS now open and viii be sod to retailers
the ae a saG p plates. e
per S%s Sd ds, s'h ,mD and 0e
.shs an ca The
% e: and 1 So % by the @
pUss a.. CHM en- s5 set: from IL oss ,u,
No 81 and &C Nassau street b. tween iden lane md
red to- tn. sss %
iis hou.e;snd The dung saloon enlarged
paniin.s bit statues of General Wsshn Ct he where
h house ons Of the .speb and @
atnmso IN The U.,on.whsI from g. to J. dishes c a
e, aud be finest eseh s, e7n'a cuD' the b's' Clare
The subclib, sen,bs IF the truth h,t retrenchmen
hs Sd aSi.hsd i Il, no Sod can s rs
or lowne Of charge 1t hsvu been bis endea
TO, NOR. II fame Il hi. House brs ns since
the FIRST 81 ~; II @ Of 10 SSo OF U s
Te;,Vgtctab,li,y that daily re. tire
past ard Gterpg avo, subscriber Us Of retaining
9 % aw s:T'' of Patronage freely 'sRi %. COSTING
pHoToGRAPH PoRTRAlTs-Dr; L. NJ. CYRUS
The inventor Of hi, ney art pIoSnc BY il not only IGOR
Sfii;ney Of soor.E when ~ a: the eS.f d:ays.
the S S aa
meroos friends and the pubic gens,a'y L NJ. Cyrus
S,gH Of .ds . .ais o3so%, Fs House, sonsy
where he his sklll profession
hi. attention II who may him with h, vovs, will
o,ue him continuance Of the hithe literally
bestowed on him.
The Doctor instruction every partment of the Da.
guerreoty Phyt graphic last f. taking
SIN sole. for sale, as also the
chemical FIR the taking OF portraits Phyto
graphs o c. Terms moderate. MO ir-r
MAIZE 10 IBE HOtLE o. ILLINOIS and
IN M oh gan Canal Boud, and sc.ip
Tn BIO ks opYn the m Exchange B. NIX,
n. Y for subscnpi,ns the loan authorized
the OF the Legislature OF lioon, approved Feb 2sh
8i3 49,
Subsc will be eyh bit their bonds aud scrip
and their to- number AID dmoua at The time Of sub
scrbng. 49,
tn notice is given. .nAhLsS VAkLtf,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

THE subscriber hiss within short time discovered that the
medicine has been coupte feited and
haps considerable quantity has been sold during the past
winter this and other parts OF the United States The
couuerr medicines in the inme description OF chap
with the labels the boxes aiming q same
msn Of John Mofat and
like signature The copyright
pam hst led the Good sauatan, has al been ceuote
eited and with the boxes IN the envelope nc so scr Der
being about take legal process dng against thu pms
eagrd in the manufacturing ard vending he counterfeit ps
WAL not Mt this time. point the enc between the real
and counterfeit pamphlets and epy lopes but desires
the pubic generally purchase only Of his known en all
L. A Mcclure, Draee,s Of Albany, N. v, upI lied
by the his medicue until Juue Tlh 1872
M ne has lot supplied them excepting on MAY
And the u9rssped further ncue. the public that he ha,
wv sisnsd. WILLIAM J: woFEATu
New York, My IS. ,s,a per 'ohN moE mt1,r.r
DiANO FORTES.-The subscnb.n Trsp- c1tn,IV 1y1t,
66%en East sroadwy ~Ren 10 S' hsss on e s
well assorted ccs of mahogany French grand
s sn Be i kept tune o
leave TO afom The public that this the establishment former
ubscrbers The will be furd uiting to tue tines
Purchasers respectfully nyed call nd examine
to order Also pianos tuned and repaired exchanged on the
most reasonable aEsR4 IsS USk
VAC at FOR SALE, OF seven bur hen, mo tbs
n old and in perfect ng order well found every
blocks sail, nd gg e the very material
compile flags cless aud rudier head Of brass
ing glasses soy glass. and other xures appefsnng tn
has arsc regea under the cockp that VI hod
deck, b,am iron keel, 10 nches deep ~ wide mid
hip Dol ed on hlstcn wtig ing 200 b and hose M know
not be knocsed down squat her bottom
she cannot sink she has the bouyancy 1000 weight ch
front room. ma iwsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24
OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
IL !@ &

THE OLD LINE ofPackets for Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched the following order excepting that when the
sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail on the succeed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

STRIKING LiEENES>Es-IIIlrsP ,rr.otdr .
'he OIi"w ins graphic rorIrnu at n enry IIuhari-
lie same 'uld ia Inri Con Ft,icral.t'
- agath trcej uP'u a. and thc question 10 now Il,
DC decHi-d whether tlie tined Iepuhlirans OF N,v
Hampshire Will submit and iUrvNer spil the = a.,
'ess 70 al genuine democracy. by COVERING there.
with lIe re,rcaH lmhs eft an RIUsIts i,,lersIlst -
Will ,hry from tear the lash MARKING ,,,,,,. H.
ipiCctl Tor that IN 20 wI,p o. r-,,sJ rIi ,,,,
tolera tpu-Nho declared when the rair,,,,ic p,.trs
Nts Illuminated lar 4 'veriipr, That lac .yy.ud let
he - old bear know that Ia. could ,,,i al :,
vote IA -heshire couu'y,"-Ihe man Who Was ur.
gen! i.r sending deeg tles To the IInrtE,rI c,,,s,
ton iran New h1nishr-r, who revil-d J, fF.rs,n
and M"'i>on-wh" used hs utmost rrcrti.u,s =.
yuurt h's country during Tue last y,at and "a,
1ard AMI glove VII ue.lhch Hlirafs,l.,.il y ,mtcl
Cusi'nn wtFu slId he hoppe, Ia Cod the, ~, i.s ,,f
every idier Nhp eulIsied INTO The amy MoulJ
h'e"' honlhe 'CS"Edirn irunIIrr.' -iEe man " lao
!" 1873 IN I'nhtc speech al Concord hsaprJ uch
abuse GA the demorratic piry as will never he TOR
g"'rn Tie nlin whose every hope anil e~si .
't'cS ','..ied parry has been 10 :, care ,Ers
" his ird'ral associates. and who. thnugh he Ind
'p1yei "hre nearly ey~ry day after he came iarn
10" heuiOcraiIc parry. Could TEAR % let Q Li,
h'li u"'n the puhlIr crab, buI l., s-ere ~ cleo i,
Z" 'hr Senate came g. Cunsurd AT the fall Session ui
ia" Lrgs allure IA lcIJ--Ougri out c, ery menbr r
OF Me democratic party VI tied lheru IA e room,
and n'IrdHg Houses. add ry b.. u,s,ns AMI hyy
"rniHa' ouqui.hs alter the heal r a q cu,dilInn t
The wives a"d children 81 Giv,r old blcbelurs in
the House. completely Disguised every candid man
AID skulkCd AWAY Innriii-d nnL .charrtued nj IA,
iutie operations. ) ch IL the m7n prcscnlrd for
democrats io support. To give rrnnwn to lheIr nary
and constituency Ia their I'uicssIuuE.'
And the old y IL P.JrIui draws the follow iag fll
length porlrait OF l,uac Hill
lie returns the vile. purchased tool OF ian ~
Ter aud Daniel Webster. For filthy lucrs ne has
parted with every VesIIse OF demnc rncy Of honor
Otseii respect sHd regard tuPublIc upinin. lie IL
hired Ia carry on warfare against the detnucr TIC
party 90 uur Sale Tie ~uras Tor pH,. PelI I, the
rewafd Tor ncachery To ircrds ard lcalIy enemies
lie vent I" WashH giun .heggar lie s-r,Ilely
lad IuIsel aud all pride ~ character at the feet
OF Jphu u Ter aud Darei Webster Not even lhe
thought of what he had hcen, Of hat the d"u,uc-
racy bad ,de hun. 4 Ihruh OF tho redeem
aug feeling at inch IN sid the most ,irpraye eel
and hardened ere never able 10 divest themselves
the consciousness thai he breaIhed thong and was
gifted with the iacultre. ui mankinI. powerful
enough To- restrain from act 81 ,se - infamous
80 sluvIsh and aba 1Luucd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

NEW WAY or RAISING A FUND FOR
MlSSlO VARIES -EIrrsrt fr,n n letter received
ia New York. dated January ~. 1912
Dear Sir-Enc"sed YOU will receive two dol.
lar bill nr the Mission Society. II was raised ia
the following manner
When was on my farm in.E VI. we-pelcried n
hen from our stock of iovVis. which Iye ralrd the
Missionary h'n. MI the eggs and chickens therefore
which this hen produced. was to tie gwen ro the
above sor'~iy. Ally huie bays have had the man.
ageEent OF ihiE business. aud II has reeu one ul
considerable pleasure. though they were uusmcccss
iul M raising the first brood chickens. having saw
ed but one chicken. Iipweypr.I am persuaded.
.ihN'ii hut one cent had heeu realized It yuulI have
been accepted. N"yv, ii my brother farmers gene
rrlly, would adopt rhi- plan. land What farmer is
there "toraHrrt pHrsHe rhe-snme conrseJ what an
amazing amount Of funds would be raised Nav
he allowed 10 suggest, THAI The above plan be re-.
commended from the pUlPIi. and an anuHal return
Cnn set day. made by the farmers 10 ibeir resrec-
iable m n'sIsrs
II you deem this worthy Of notice us at voor
control.
May tn GrEp"l DO borne uprn she " -rg, Of fowls
into every dark abode. is the desire of yorr. most
uhec!luualely. HF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09
For The T,n,e.

= v
Nh Wharton ST Will 'y'u permit one who tcels p
deep suIercsitn 'se iurIhvs Pr,grcs- the fne im
proVemeni cUmmeu' I'd ON our wharf 10 inq uire
through your paper ~ LsIis-S ,,lrsvuy council have
eH 'h's 'ery imrortan, Improvements uII or
whether they ar waning for snoiher expression oi
public opinion iUaShirS ,hp mattel such ns va.
given 6" their ius'riou> prydccos.ofs ly very
large Town meeting heli ga the CIiy Han la, SUN
mer. The mp uv-JnenI has ncc,, luudl, cslr, Tor.
Tor sn'ne tame past bu' Now espsyigl.y. since tie
opening Of the drear Central n .uI. The interest.
al our place. and the mIese>'s Of our erlzcns d.,
mand stIhe hand. uf our ~urlhy suuncIl The rom
Pello,' at thIs ~cl! began WORK
A CITIZEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

WHEELING hhANUFAC TURES. S,ppIERy
Wheeling. fnUn iis earliest Lus-u.,. history h,,
ncen noted for the value VI 10 m ,nuactures . Sad.
"'e'y' aud we have reasurs IN sang to the pu hlic
THAT although with other business ~ has suffered
i"f The won' Of PnreIisers has drleri9raied but
Mule IN extent and none IN valve The larg,s es
'ahlishrneui now among thai Of Aicssr- note
~ Sdng'r. on MAN street who continue the bus,ne..
IN large scale, and have heavy stock on hand
"i Tho besl descriptions IT Saddles. Harness, Sc-
The western dealers who have lately 9ur, Lssed
here state That The prices nf all varieties Of SaLlerv
here Is not higher than s AZ tho 'i,rve establish
menN IN the eat. and that The STYLE OF work herr
10 better adapted tn the market Than that Of
the east Cnler these cireum.tancss. we ,hnulJ
suppose that our va tern dealers would tiul "a
greatly TO their interest 10 purchase hero and save
The oarringe and exchange We learn from he
manufacturers that Their prices have been very
much redured 10 SUIT The times and Iha, they will
now sell for cab. on thori credits on more f.,
'ofsbls terms than have ever befo Seen "a red
here OF elsewhere. MI Pollock and J. SIN ith are
a'so engaged IN the business aud prepared to I'll
iorders on like avoIabls terms All these establish
men'' want Is good psy.sE custom for tea articles
Irsde" would do we'll To look upon them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09
ITEAM MILL ron s,YE

NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
Chlncery for Ohio Comfy. | shall p,oc,sJ T., ,aI
ny PUBLIC AUCTION. at the From, Dor AZ II, .
| ,o House Of snid County. on SATURDAY. rho
ION dHy OF APRIL nett Lots No (63l srfv three
ana ~ seventy eight. m The CITY of Wheeling
"a %hirh Is erected STAN FIGURING MILL.
WI" ne hng,he' Boilers, Machinery. &c The
suit purchaser F''' "
iEhMS-One SIKH part uI tho purchase mnroy
payable m Four Months from sale secured by y,,,J
endorsed hoies. negotiable. The residue in ons
l"o and three years the iputchasor giving hn,J
lhe'e' "hth approved Security, The lille 10 Ls
le'u'"eo "hUi the purchase money is pnId
March 9-is C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09
81 ,NhOR> az WASiII>GrUN.

/ 81 ,NbDRN DE WASiIINtiTUN.
The io.lOwlrg Ir;eroslIng notice Ut
the distinguished survivors Of the ad-
nrniStrallOn Of The father hts Country
Is from tie United States Gazette:
Al ugh none OF the csr,y associates
OF Washing on survive, n very few ven
eraO'e men, MS cO,enpuIaIies M the lie.
SlSldturc aud diplomatic Departments
curing The latter PERIOD Of hts admins
traiIOn stu hnger among Us III the
soma Ors of thIi lime e survivors are
Abe RI Gallat,u, elected IN 1898; James
RoSS, his Immediate Iccessur, I'm 1891,
and IN the same yeaa kcnSey Johns, ihe
present venerable Chancellor Of tn.
Sta'c 5! DE aware, tatl Of the Nssist
AMI bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church IN England. yet i've. enjoying
the respect ami vcne alton Of their fell
low cr'ZenS; the first Of whom, I is
hoped' To regret his opposition 10 the
measures OF Washington, which so pc
cu:rriy Iuiri;"i Mr. GaIuin legisla
tive Garner OF the representatives one
only survives besldrs rGallarin. whose
at IN the ) n tie n wing D ,cn vac Iled
Tor wan; ct the con,tiIu,Ona! QuIitticl
ions niue years cijizcuship,wa e Get
ed IN I7.l5 The arriving representa-.
lives are Nb.rt Cal latin aud Gen An
drew Jackson, he la Ter Of whom was
IN 1895 7 the sole representative Of the
State Of Tennessee
OF the two surviving minister and dl
plomat.c agents AT foreign courts, du
ring NaShIngton's admins ration our
venerable fellow citizen. William Short.
Esq. is The eldest, having been with
Mr Carmichael ap pointed on IA special
embassy To Spain m I792. aud on the
2Sih OF Way, 1874, minister resident Al
that court. BJ Iphn q ,iucy ldams.a.-
though appointed 3Jth May, 1874. two
days after Nr Short, as Minister OF
the same grade 10 ;he Neither auds, was
subsequently rails ii by Washington to
the rank o. Minister Picnipotcntiary Ia.
the curt Of Portugal MIR AdIts IS be-
llrvcd TO be he only public man now
iWIng who can justly boast Of having en-
Joyed The confdenco Of Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

POPE'S lLIAD The manuscript o
the lIiad descended from Lord Boiling
broke TO Mallet, and is now to be seer
On the British Museum, where it was de
posted al the pressing instance Of %.
Maty, Mr. plsrasli, in the first edltio
Of his 'Curiosilics Df Literature,' has o
hibited a fac smile Of one Of the pap,s
it is written on the backs and covsrJ Of
letters and other fragments Of p1gcrs
eviuciug tbal ~ was not without rcagos
he was called r1per-sparng Pope.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

RIVERS ~ CIllNA.-Cspian Bingham in HI,
work on China Just published m England says Inc
Yang ise.kiuug of ChiId of the Ocean " ono Of he
most eIlensi, rivers in the world second only Ia
the Mississippi ard Amuz1n Il takes els rise in
Thibet, and, ere reaching The sea passes over en-
extent 2.700 miles u county 90 Its circuItou,
route relieving the Lakes, TooHgung and Poysus
Of their supssfuous waters When passing Nsnkin
q runs silb q continued ebb. and with suoh force
oi 10 require q sB2Hg 5fosze 90 sail sguins b. lr
no t9gnwsft course. ruasT1lt Islands sfe iofaed
~hi,L als ~p~s'sa'iy iasfsatrg roaf 40 7HBuufY
.' 80 'rsrsuard fu DO naIep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

FATHERLY ADVICE Where have YOU been
ell day' said Richard BuusIey Sheridan 10 Urs SON
Tom.
You could not guess, though you should nv a
week replied his duuiuI oH.pung
perhaps you have been 20 pgy ior that re pair
Of boots. That % The tho mDs likely mprobabilIfy "
mo, father, have not but don't think you'll
ever guess 90 Ill tell you C save trouble I've been
atths bottom Of coal pit"
what carried you there"
%. m particular motive Z snly went into thr OF
90 be able 10 say had been n suo"
"Cpuldu't you cay hat without gJ,ng there 100
Isf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

\ SECOND CROMWELL DISSOLVING 4
RUMP PARLLA MENT.--A mar entered tie
House oi Representatives. yes:srday. and proclaimed
IN n lnnd vocs that the Legislature hal beer in
'essOI iUrrg enough, aud Commanded iUrIi-
with 10 ali 'urn and go home their iami les aud
constituents. under the pans and penalties NJ hIs
Jsplcasure. No one knew hIH. aud he vas fDrcr.
My elected by the SrTgeant.ntnrns. Member.
snIi he Was era=y, hut we thought nOi.-Deirot
idrertiseT