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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

pQARDlNG IN The COUNTRf-A few FAM
~ HES single gentlemen Dc accommodated with
board and pleasant moderate Tarry,own
2S miles from New.loGk City, from which Steamboats,
run daily laSuir-. BY personally, Of j. s. Tary
town 7. q 2th MAY, lsi3. my2o i've
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY can be accom-
modared with board and spacious pleasant room
(wiih para attached on the second toor looking OUT
References required. my2I lws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

RoAhD!NS-A few single getlemen, or gentle
- men win thelr wives obtain very pleasant FURNISHED
few doors from Broadway nvaS iws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

CHEAP BOARD al Staten isand-A few gen
iemen or families ian 6e sccomnodated with board in
delightful part of New Brighton The spsciou,
airyths grounds extensive aud beautiful. Inquire imms
ately the New Bughion House New Brighton m23 ims
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young
ID Ladies. BY MalemOiselles HALLET, No. 81 Amty-
e:demolsers AlLrr have the pleasure that
by arrangement with the Rev Dr. Hawks, they have
cure. his the general supervision of the studies Of
, Institution and his personal instruction the higher clas
ssS MIG eod2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

POARDlNG.-Th newly built and furnished
~ house No. Dey street IN which su of rooms we'll
calculated Tor eentee family open for the reception
hpA 40 t,.k
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

BOARD IN BROOKLYN, at No SO Henry ST.
~ be obtained with very pleasant AIRY front and
one or two bedrooms convenient for small family
single gentlemen Terms reasonable References exchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

wife and l,;ie boy and two rirs @ ss..
ans steady employment Good referxaes fosp e., S,y
corner eth-stree; and lst.srenue. - ,os D.oo'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL,
Those parents who desous of Boarding School for
their daughters, where correct and moral principles and the
solid branches blended wit polite and accomplished ed
ucaton, may hear of one by addressing NJ Park Post Office
There now few vacancies, the number being lmited
TcrmsFor children under y receiving plain English
education Sis per The above with Music Drawing
Frencl Sc. Sl50 per annum No charges The sua
ton Of the healthy and pleasant in the city Please
address with name. 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

w ANIED-A Partner in 4 Commission and
Loan Office business, worth from $50 10 looo ys,,
Applyat s. Liberty s; mss gs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

DEMONED.-WuSoN Cf. Hunt Il Co. have re-
1smo ved from the OF Chatham and Pearl streets
No. 81 Wilian.street, corner OF Aladeu.ane.
New York. Nav q. 1873 m2i Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

w AN 1EL-A young man about II wears of
age 10 Learn tn ar of Wood Engraving. An Anegi-
caont WHO viii eonsder instruction saceag emun-ra-
non tor ms ms, ye'T-nay apply TSbune Baldinss s
NaSsau-st- up stars W. w. BRITT. aad
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

DTBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that peti-
ton has been presented the Board Of Aldermen
late 33l street between 7 aud Sh Persons
ed the above petition and having objecti4ns the same
requested present them writing tle Street Commissions
er's office, or before the % day OF June
EIIE \ Cor,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

PorrnY FOR HONE AND scHooL. Selected by the Author
81 Theory OF Teaching Boston, 4. ) Simpkins
Ne"-iork, Turner Hughes x Hayden, 10 John-st.
This the title of neat little volume containing
variety Of selections from some of the best and
most eminent English poets, chiefly to aid the cul-
tvaton Of the taste of children. The poems Sc
lected are of high merit and the volume seems
well adapted to the praiseworhy object at which
ii aims.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

rROTON WATER.-MTLLER IL COATES,
~ Plumbers liz (irand-<tree doors of Broadway
furnish Tiancd Lead Composition aud Iron Pipes Hydrants
Fountains Bath Tubs aud every article connected with
the of Croton Water dw. lin.s warehouses and
factories Orders Tor the Introduction of promptly
eyecutad M IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
Ew-YoRK, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY a6. ls4a.

1OOow for cash bv F.F EDDY. ~ Old Slip. an,s ,f
I CHINESE FERMILLION-2o cases for sale
mis- GRINNELL M1NTURS CO soutb st;
SHEATHING COPPER-I00 cases English, 10
-mL5 GaINXELL. NllNTURS s Co. IS South st.
HAVANA SUGARS-loo boxes Whites, for
mis- GRISNELL, MISTURS co IS South st.
STORE CURTAlNS-A set complete with the
y necessary fixtures Also containing Is large
dawef for sale very cheap Inquire a; No a8 Pearl i,
TO BOOT-NIAKERS.- MORO has removed
kt. Inland. ready cut XIX French and EnSsh. my2
NEWYORK FIRE DEPARTMENT The
Members Of the Fire Department Of this and adjacent
7rsy INST s fnisSrd = '''' NJ MARTiS W EMMoSs '>
a2S I'm II Sprucc-s1 y y
THE GREENWICH BATH. No 337 Hudson
street no" o RoToS iSs .Sis29 'h warm and cold
for s Sl. al s 1TEXR Fl ff1. s.s'
9000BARRELS OF LINE, of the best qual:
)OOOi;y will be contracted for, any par, oi, during
f comm AID SSd e 1G94 bn6 and re
HYDRAULIC LIlIE-Orders left a, J. D. Mil
leFs Dry Goods Store, i2l Broadway, Mechanics Er
sh,ns So H. WI" RI sH SP[ PTmE asoH M o es 81 per cas Of
T ME, LlNE-Wanted in exchange for 600
Lbarres North River Lime and Cement Groceries or Dry
Goods One quarter Will be paid cash for amount OF
s as % @ s Tsss1ss OK ssE f 1j
D. Hoyt. corner Of Madison and James SITS. ml6 If
200 CASKS. OF LINE, of good quality $50
CJO cas1, Of North River Lime.
100 barrels of good Hydraulic Cement.
100 hhds. of pnsIasked Lime for manure,
Any part Of will be sold or etehangi for groceries d
OF The Tribune. 9ftf
CROTON WATER.-MILLER& IL COATES,
nfD
furnish rianed Lead, Composition aud Iron Pipes, Hydan
F.nniaas Bath TI Sc and Srety sse son"eeied with
factories Orders Tor the Introduction OF water promptly
executed. m3 I'M
DrBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that pet
ton has been presented the Board Of Aldermen
late 33 between m and sth avenues. Persons
ed the above petition and having obecti4ns The
requested 10 present them in writing the Street Commson
ers Office on or before II The % dIy 9i June NEXT
Street Commissioners Office, May 23, 1913. m23
TO CONTRACTORS.-S proposals will
L be received the Street Commissioners Office until
TUESDAY the 3Oth inst to pave Broadway between Beecke
between Avenues and 6 also 10 Hester.sreet, be-
tween Mulberry and oran-estfee For further information
OF u, work may joHS Commissioner
Street Commissioners Office, May 22i, 1913. m2i
COUNTRY COLLECTIONS. Dickinson,
iM 1ef B s
References u the City OF Newly ork:
Messrs. Wetmors Co. corne, of yesey and Washington
STREETS.
Ebenezer Pat Cashier of the Leather manufacturers Bank
myl9 6w'
DEFINED SUGAR-At the following low Cash
leprices: WOOLSEY s. WOOLSEY offer their stand
ard quality Double Refined Sugar follows, namely
oalD Gents rE pound Whsn less t2n packages arr
P5wdsrs,imO, pI%danal' pHiGanei' 'a cent er p'unu
The above arr packed follows:
E5s5:;.s !; 1 nSE: SE E y pounds packages
Apply 70 , NewYort Patent SUGAR Refinery, corner of
South and Nonto omery streets, At 80 W all-st.
n. Borders OF the city be accompanied b.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
1tterarn Notices.

rss KINGDOM CHRIST: Or Hints respecting the Pncl-
by FRHprricK DExisoS MAURICE, NJ A, Chaplain Of
Guys Hospital, and Professor Of English terau!- and
History in kug's COLLEGE, London. F rom the second
London Edition. New-York: D. Appleton !. Co, 200
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

CLOOP FOR SALE Low FOR CASH, OF
- about onstronr and well fitted for carrying stons
&c with chains and anchors complete. Inquire of
B. & j. d. HARRINGTON,
my253t Front Montgomery.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

De VERA JUDICU JURAToRUM ORICISE, NATURA YT ISpo-
DlsSertaO inauguralis guam iilusiri urscoasulto
rum ordini IN alma rrafum Unrerate Ruporto Carola
Hedebersensi al Cradum Doctors summos in Jure Civ
III RI Canorico honores te obtinendos subrnist AucoT
THOMAS CAUrE REYSOLDs, Cayolina- Am-ricanus. He-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

| oSI-A small Memorandum Book name on
- SIDE lr,thsr coves supposed coming up Broadway
through FaTS Row, o! but Tls
who found will be suitably rewarded BY leaving i, az
the Tribune Once, oEat6S S,aRtoG-strset m2, 40
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

Mrs. ELLls's HOME. OR THE lGoN RuLE.-
tues and duties of Britains fair daughters, and
indeed those OF the whole civilized world, have
met with such remarkable success. is also the au-
thor OF a story of much interest and power, and
conveying an excellent educational lesson, entitled
Home, or the Iron Rule 1t is published by
Messrs. Harper & Brothers, complete in a l2mo
volume, price % cents. For sale at this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

w ~ oEt1l 10 NasSau-stress, any man but
L,n- @ @ a., a. sott 1ai wsissrs hopsskser.r for rieh
sT:n.rs Sc stn,; '''y' SerSs waters, agents, poeS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
Seize upon truth where ere 'tis found.
Amongst your friends, amongst your foes,
On christian or on hsathen ground
The flowers divine where s'er IL grows. :,

Neglect the pTckie and assume the ROSE.
The nroprsuTs daily receiving from the medical profess
citizens ample and willing testimony both written
and verbal the superior sus and efficacy If this prepare
ton To the poor it furnished gratuousy on sufficient
proof being given OF their wortinesS
Sui further roo OF the superior value and efficiency OF
Sands SarSlparla
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply from the
~ mills at Hohohns for sale cheap Applyat No 80 Boa
N-r-strect 81 Pearl-,trcet, Of A. e. ZABRlSklE.
Store No 81 Pearl and IS Fulton ST. TO LET, cheap Ap-
ply 80 beayerst. 68 b oaiway. ....,,.,,,
ms 2n A. T.. ZABHlShlE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

CARRIAGE MAKERS AND UPHOLSTER-
u Frs, GOODS.-WM. NJ. TITUS, No. 80 Bcayerst
,rs Tor . AZ low prices the following Goods viz: Wors
I'd Da.sas and R4trnes Of various celo silver dab aud
blue otfs; black ard drb Linags drab aud blue Silks, -
irips: Turkey-red Furnur,; 1t and 10 inch BurIaps
Berth Coun,erpanes and Blankets; Narsna;s Tread sc.
MIN lrn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
BRITISH PLATE CLASS WAREHOUSE,

Nos Spruce
british LOOKING-GLASS PLATES OF su.
Dpsrio bl!liaGcy beanty nche, by H. and
undsr-and POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOR WIN
DOWS which VIII ei.1ng ,heiL eoof heGome misty;
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS Plates of the size
of lgi o. 81 10 % By u, iofssIe By ,r,
In2i 3In ISAhJ IL FLal y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

900 CASKS OF LIME, of good quality $50
OOO casl>, Of North River Lime.
100 barrels of good hydraulic Cement.
100 hhds. of unsacke1 Lime, for manure.
ANY part Of il will be sold exchanged for groceries. dr.
goods crockery hardware hoIlowwsre carpets furniture,
soap candies provisions Address BARTER the office
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

COUNTRY COLLECTIONS. Dickinson,
Stttorney Law Wilkes Barre. Pa will attend it'll
womptness aud fidelity all business entrusted his
in the County Luzerne and in the adjoining Counties.
References N the City OF Newly ork:
George y. Titus, Esq
Messrs. Wetmore Co. of Vesey and Washington
STREETS.
Ebenezer ratt Cashier of the Leather Manufacturers Bank
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

NV .NTFII
Messrs. SANDS Gsntlemen-Ahough il may be consider.
ed unnecessary for add another proof the Justly de-
served celebrity Of your invaluable PREPARATION OF Srsapa
Ia yet Tor the bet o fellow men feel bound 10 pro-
claim the act: From bang hc plesS cripple, with
disease Of the lever eytrenite> which spread the legs,
n>,rr and feet distressing much, render e i
most miserable quite recovered and entirely by
the use OF your SarSapara For years unable
shoe, aud the right foot and ance much
swolen-whch NJ times discharged and pus freely
comp3aied with violent chngAnd burning sensations
as TO deprive me Of AL rest gave despair and suppos
ed amputaton would BE- necessary: but hearing OF catcurS
made b. your SaraVana a. resolved make another for,
REGAIN my healtiand under the blessing kind
Providence. am thankful am we'll With feelings
graduie 10 you aud ankness the gver OF all good Tor
thus blessing the means. Am Your friend
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

Prepared and sold by \. B. Sands x Co. Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings 273 Broadway, corner of Cham
bet;re New York aHd for sale by Druggists throughout
the U. 5. Price 81 rer bottle; six bottles for 81.
The public eslrcully requested TO remember that II
Sands Sonarll that has and constantly schevng such
remarkable cures Of the cut class diseases which
the human frame subject and ask for Sandss Sarsaparia
and take no other. myl0 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

JAMt.S lcJONNtLl-, no. i59 Greenwich ST.
New-York April 3Oth, iGi3
This is 70 certify that James Mcdonnell called on me and
exhibited MS loot and les ana stated That by tine use OF eleven
bottles NJ SANDss SARstPhRLA perfect had been et
frctrd With feelings of the warmest gratitude Nlesrs.
Sands in thus being instrumental under Divine Providence
curing aud restoring him health requests 10 give this
certificate ROBERT JONES,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

CHEATHING COPPER-lO0 cases English, I6
~ 70 - OF. for salebv
mis- G3INNELL. MlSTURSs IS Sonth 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

WILLIAM HEARN, 24OGrandst st. near Christie.
ately 20 Bowery viii offer for short time the
nainde of his stock Of Dry Goods prices much below cost;
consisting of Caco embroidered printed and psin Muslin
LANES pa Ss r-.tings, Bombazines, superne Sax.
Ladies silk Cyrt. ad Scarf, Tatlatan AID Other at
barred and other White Nuslrns Broche, Thbe and
other shawl light aG dFk cold French and English Merl-
Childr-n's Linen Canbuc pt hdkis, &c. &c. ml3 2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

T'HE GREENWICH BATH. No 337 Hudson
4 street OP1 the season. with and cold
CROTON WATER
Single Baths The reduced tickets
for 81 10 ALES'R MARSHALL a2s Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

C000BARRELS OF LINE, OF the best quail.
oOOOty will bv contracted for any part Of ii, during
the coming season. ard Good city bounds and
c-Ire'! IN payment. Address Lime" Tribune Otc- Off
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

d E.D1OVAL.-WILLIAM DOWNES having
n removed from - TO Cedar two doors from WilIam)
would respectfully inform his customers and the public IN
general ha he has purchased fashionable and cheap
of Cloths aud Vestings, which will be
made Gp order the latest fashion equal to any the city
and a reasonable prices.
Gentlemen hnd.a2 rheir Cloth invited giya him
tra All garments made this establishment warrant
ID n III York Nh 2nd. lnl3 InY3 I'm,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

lfl removed from No. o. John ST. 10 No 76 Nassau ST.,
win K oodm4H Thets he receiving HI. Spring and
STYLE suts furnished twelve honrs no,ice Having greatly
leuced his expenses he viii be enabled 10 sell al reduced
pc and solcits the fayors Of his friends aud the public,
whom he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
to1re received His good article punctuality IN
SLING orders low prices, and cash delivery. a2t u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

His Friend Blographia Llteraria,' Aids TO
Rchcction,' and other works, are each criticised
with the same clear insight and warm apprecia-
ton The author acknowledges his perpetual!
and deep Indebtedness to the writings Of COLE
RIDGE in every department of his inquiry, and, in
the following passage, administers rcbuke as
severe as ii is deserved 10 those who ceaseessly
naligncd him while living. and who have as per
tinaciously prcycd upon his memory since his
death:
The robberics which | have confessed arc
Snch IN the trucst sense: they are conscious and
deliberate robberieS If any one had clanced TO
discover in my book twenty or thirty pages which
he could trace TO some English or foreign author,
should think his common sense, though he
might allow no scope for charity, would induce
him to hesitate before he imputed TO me willtul
fraud 1t is SO much more likely that | should
mistake what had been for years I.l..,cd with my
own compositions for one of them than that 1
should take such u stupid and blunderlng way OF
earning e reputation which a few years must de
Stroy altogether, that court OF justice, on the
mere groQnd of evidence, would be inclined, l
should suppose, II take the tolerant SIDE Ii II
had any hesitation. the reason would be, that an
insignificant author might do many things with
lmpunlty, which writer OF cminence, who had
enemies IN every direction. would be madman
toventure upon, or else i, would be from a feeling
OF tins k'nd, that ii had merely forgotten myself
should have had some vague, wandering I'M
preston of having read similar passage some
where else, and therefore that | should, being
honest, have at least thrown out some hint,
though ii might not exactly be the right one as to
the place whence might have derived ii thus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

T ME, IlNE-Wanted in exchange for 900
Abarrsis North River Lime and Cement Groceries Dry
Goods. One quarter viii be paid cash for amount OF
the above articles exchange for property of any kind
real PERSONAL. will be made liberal terms Apply 10 j.
.. How Of M.hxNn and Jamrs ml6 If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

000 BONES first quality Family Soap for sale
AOOow for cash bv +. =. EDDY. n Old Slip E
CHINESE VERMILLION-2O cases for sale
~ b.
mis- GRINNELL. MINTURN ( co. sonth 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06
From ne Hartford Jou,.s,.

Our brother who presi les over the dcs
l'nies OF the Brooklyn Daily News ca,n
rneneed the auction and commission bu
siness- an advertisement To that e.T,.ct
IN his own paper lie also cal S The no.
ice o. the public to the fact in his e,li,n.
rial columns. And that said notice il de
cidcdl, rich Here il Isl
GOING lit Will be seen hy reference
% our advertising .oIumns that o,,
Trend Mr., Nube - about To exercise
Ms oraioriai powers in the auction N, r,
aud that he will in fuicrc knock d,wn
gonds, real estate. &c, Il the h,ghe,l
Idder secE dem ariem. Our coieagu,.
has b-en humping away at Locois,n for
the past year add half. but has been
unable to KNOCK it down, moi be il nm
de, stood. from any.wanl OF power RACK
oil professional tact, hat simply because
the article junk shops oI this city are In.
orally crammed with the material lie
IS about to trs his hand on more saleahls
articles, and we dou,l not he will dis
pose OF m'iIers consigned to his care
with skill III ia ge.n,II. G,lrr. Ron.
bins, the celebrated auctioneer or Lon.
don IS ni"blcl 10 It's ercai. .lc.crio,,vc
power for his reputation lie can max a
thc poorest tenement Il desIrnbI, naIaca
inc "ierest shrubs line Of stately trees.
and the dirrIes mud puddle pond Of
crJ slll wa'er in which The ,naiesiic swsn
may SAL in stately grandeur We would
whisper % these tho have country re-
idcnce for sale which nay noe poetic
SarEish, that Noble is Inc man In I,v
The poetry on thick and raise the price
AZ Tor the household furniture, Ia a INST
90 oil. We shink we hear hi n nov
only one dollar Tor that spleadtl wicker
cradle; why, ladirs aud gentlemen. the
ASSOCIATION connected with such nm a RITZ
e'e alone are worth ten times the sum
one doilar--a half thank you the couch
OF sleeping innocence going Tor dollar
and hall--shameful price Tor the res,
'hg place OF sleeping Innocence II ten
DIR mDther bids.) Two tbank
You. madam--t@o dollarA. ONLY
dollars gong! Garry yoIr minds back
TO he time when you reposed IN !
bed like that-a tender bud OF oyou,isa
watched by some fond mother seated ,n
a g'nghan wrapper waiting FOR the 10Y
~ "'c"'tui " your "aking and VOuI
"a GALL. Five dollars five dollars bid FOR
the couch Of sleeping innocence and the
memory Of a mother in gingham--goin,
tor i've dolIars--but this - nothing
Noble would tear the heart ont OF IN,
nstvlest tragedy mother or cruelest IA.
Their by his melting descriptions, lie i
Just the nan--wc have a notion 10 b
SOLD oil, lihis is tender subject for !
joke,) just TO dem nstrats the truth o
what we have said; at all cven:s W,
shall attend his FIRST sale, although W,
are resolved 10 harden our hears agains
the pOwe Of his oratory.
An. Noble, you'd be lhs death Of some
body one ofiheso cooi daysl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06
NAPOLEON. N ALLEYl,A ND ANn Folr eIt

NAPOLEON. r NLLEYltAVD AND Flu sfrF:-
The inl"~'ine incident related nv Is,r.l an
hnc~- whn knew Fonrhe al Dresden, in I6l5-t6
= .sici,e who. after the ~ Napple.n. W..
ap;~,nted Minister of P-ilre. vas a,kri nv. hsn
whether - ~ dr-irnbl~ o. sh,an th.
s-rvi~cs nfTi'eSrand. Win vas then nf the.
Fs.nch ambassadors NJ vs~pns.
-C-rt.inlv' rrul;rl Fourth
.whs' d Won think 10 -~u.isng 10 him hsndsnms
rn,. n b,v1 aid HaF4.I-nu.
Fanche aware at the erirrmr ehsurdiiy nc
rn.lravorlng hris'r Minister wbt ~as snpp-s..d
Ia hr raracinns nv present. visirh. n sn,i,rr .f
course. he hs rrreiv.sl the c-'nrla-na &c ~verv
treaty.. "h-ervcr. ii Q snnlr biz were setn ~
'ralievrnnd. he Would aP~n il To What 4 cum
taired.' a-7 t
.Whsi do yop meant ssk~sl Vsrrlran.
IL ~ idle replied F.urhr. IN talk al sending "a
him snuff h 4. let "rler Zoe too rniiIiuus ~
franss he ss HIM. snd les half Of The SUN
he psvs'ie on his rrfnrn 20 Franc~.'
Ma sahi Nsp-l~an that il In, expensive and
shall no, think &C H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06

A cold. calm uas ioohed oui u Heaven,
And smiled uppn q tranquil lake.
Where, pure ss augei's dream. 81 even.
a iily Icy bui half awake.
The aIwsr felt thu fatal smile.
AID iowlier b',wed her conscious head;
Way does be gazs on ne the syhiisF
The iishi' deladed lily aid.
Ponr. dreaming 6ower too soon bsgailsd,
She east nsr llioIghi nor l1ok el-s sasre,
Else sbo had sern he sisf bui ,maei.
~ iisid kinsey reflected there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06

he warden vas damb foun.led, and
no won err Poor Phian would have
spoken bit neither party would let him
The lawyer below was consulted. The
resu wa. evident. IN half an hour La "
e. and Par Philan. her i-gilimaie hus
baud, a Pris ncr Tor debt 10 the amount
lof foriy Thousand pounds.
Well, sur, Tor somftime Pat thought
he was in dream, add the creditors
Thought they were sin worse. Fine col
'owing day they held.a meeting. and .fia
fdiny how thcy had been trickci. swore
they d detain poor Pat forever. Bat as
they knew he hal nothing. and wou.du',
ieei much shame 10 going through The
ias"ivent Court, they made the best Of a
bad bargain and lct.him out.
We'll You must know abouts week ar
ter this Paddy Pnilan was sitting by his
liiile fire, and thinkrng ovel the wonder
ioi things he had seen. when as sure as
death the posi,nan brought him letter
the ftrst he had ever received, which he
took over 20 friendot his, one Ryan, a
fruit seller. because you see he was no
great hand At reading writing. 10 dec.
pher for him. Ii ran thus:
Go TO Donera.le and marry Kathleen
O'Rcilly. The instant the knot Is Iici |
'ulfii my promise OF making you com(or
table for life. But, as you value your
iile and liberty, never breathe nsylIable
OF what has passed. Remember YOU are
IN my power IL you tell the story. The
money will be paid toyou directly YOU
enclose me your marriage certificate.
! send you ESQ for present expenses.
C..
Oh, happy Paddy! Dida't he start
next day for Cork, and didn' he marry
Kathleen and touch a thou sand pounds 4
BY the powers, he did. And, what is
more he took CO .lage, whic perhaps you
know, not hundred miles from l,rutfin
IN the country of Limerick and, i'faix,
he forgot his first wife clean an entirely
and never told anp.one but myself. un
der promise Of secrecy, The story OF
has Fleet Marriage.