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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

sAsDss CELEBRArED know WE er.s
weahn-s power; is the key that unlocAs tne s!oS
houses Of creation, and unolds the treasures OF JUG
universe No species OF knowledge more h,
that which teaches know himself ana the o.ss
means OF securing bis own happiness VIVA: sgniss
without health, The x.os precious earthly boon. nas
which furnishes the Of marching Oh and repei.ng
disease gilmore value than rubies and more precious
hae gold How much anguish, pain and suffering mght DC
saved by knowing what To do.
The reader is respectfully requested 10 remember that
Saadss Sarsspara purely vegetable composition, VIII
mmesaiely relieve and cure diseases having
ther origin i'll condition uBhcahy OF the
vital uis hence Prodigesiion, caused b
lion OF The gastric juice Dysp psa, attended m acy OF
the stomach chronic diseases OF the Liver producing
healthy biie-Scroina OF the Lungs which relieved
dcpete OF tubererloas which results
in deah-Rheumat,sm and Gout, accompanied with en-.
OF the lepts obstinate cutancons eruptons
Ring worr Scai9 head Eczea Scabcs Telter ether
similar affections, removes by its
lion 6y A. b. SANDS u CO., Dr0sgjsls and Chemists
Granite Buildings no Us Broadway. sorrsr OF Chambers
sueet. New.Ycfk. Soia alse by A. D. sands, Drug
gsis Nos 70 and 100 Fulton street; David Sands Co.. No
~ East Broadway corner Of a9s
bottle, SIX beulcs for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

FIRE IN PlrTsBuRe.-A fire broke out in the
drug store of II. S. Fleming, Ne. 10l Market-st
on the 9TH instant. 1t communicated to the stores
Of Messrs Black & Mclean, and AMY Brown, on
the south side, and WIN. Marshalls on the north
The fire continued about two hours. Damage not
stated.
AsorHER.-On Tuesday morning the cotton fac
tory known as the Triadepha Mills, in Mont-
gomery Co., about 90 miles from Baltimore, was
destroyed by fire. The loss estimated at $29, 0OO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

u Rev Gu. G. FlNsEy preached his last Ser
ncnin our City for the season at N3lo last evening
10 crowded auditory. He leaves for oberlln this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

" Ladies' Fair for the Poor.-A Far ior Inc
Poor vii! be held in the Lyceum OF Natural history 10
Broadway near Prince street, the afternoon and evening
of Wednesday the 18th inst. The Room VIII be opened az
P NJ for the reception Of visitors Should the weather
prove stormy, it will be held on Thursday.
NJ B. Any Donations of Rereshment will be thank inuy
received on the day Of the Fair. ioi ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

ClscIAEAr1 Pork TRADE.-More than two
hundred thousand hogs, a number exceeding that
Of any former year, have been packed in Cincn-
natl and its vicinity this year. Pork packers say
that about seventy thousand hogs have been run
so lard entirely with the exception of the hams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

" Mercantile Library Acknowledgements.
Henry Giles will deliver the 4Lh Lecture OF the Course al
the Broadway Tabernacle Tuesday evening" Feb lith
at half past O'Clock SubecThe Spirit of Irish Poet
ry Tickets Is each-to be had at the rooms OF he
Association or at The dooI the evening OF the Lecture
Doors open at a quarter before O'Clock. BY order
1879 WILLIAM NJ. PARKS, Rec. See'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

NJ Sixteenth Ward.-A meeting OF the Democra.
tic Wing Committee Of Sixteent Ward will be held
THIS EVENING, at halfpast O'Clock, at Hazeton's,
cerner Sixth Avenue and BA order.
RENJ HARKER Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

.rssTrs.-The Special Election for
sAs = Congress in the Districts which TAIL
i ebsis :. sho;ce in November, will be held
10 n'Ae Ne expect bad luck. Loco,Focoism
b day ~ on tho question of Protection, and
fshs ~ federation with regard to the spoils,
ss's ,erv few Wings as yet. We predict
sng o.. -. !, will be more rapacious, especial
u 90, -. luck in tho Congressional Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

~ The Iadian Chiefs, talk on Satafday evening"
consented the American Museum another s
both crafty the curiosity OF thousands Mho @ ,bu
and their cwn in taking better view OF the Ciy n
they will do, the weather permit on horseoaSh PasI
thrcnoh The principal streets at eleven O'Clock, this cay
They will appear every afternoon and evening during he
week at bait past and seven H. in single perform
and no more 50 those who would see them mus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

Agents supplied on the mos, liberal terms s.,o or,
An easy method OF procuring copy Of Sears Bible BIZ
ography Wonders Of the WORLDLY person either
Family Msgazlne for one year. and RENTING $9 current
funds ali expense, TO the publisher shall receive
of he aisye works Is inois+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

Y The YeuNG MEMS RurGERs TEMPERANCE
spcsrY hold their first anniversary this evening
!, he Rev. Mr.. Cheever's Church, in AIen-s,reet.
The Hon. Mr. FRELINGHUYsEN and Hon. AARON
CLARK will address the meeting, and the exercises
viii be varied by Temperance Songs and Cho-
,..,s,. We tftst ;hhsrs will be large audience,
nd we are not afraid to promise ell who attend a
MOI. agreeable evening entertainment. Admit
,,pcc free. See advertisement.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-22

publif Seneoi9 ausbat. Seuin sins naeb
Gonitantinopel uno nabte peribiebene
Stiide fit oen Safer, unter anbern AUDI
cine Gntbouptun9 Scbannes bes Sdufers.
Dem Sultan 9efiel oiei les @emdloe unse=
mein, nur fano ct, boB oer Sals, bon Dem
oo6 oas 0oupt 9etrennt mar, gu lang
uno gu brett lei. lin ben Wabler 5u
5ei9en, paB iein Sooel sesriinoert fei, lieb
ct io9leitb einen Sflapen ins Simmer
brin9en unb ibm Den &opf abfblaeen, 100
SeIin olleroin9s fano, oab Bet 6als,
tpenn oer Sppf bopon 9etrennt 1T, iib
iowobt in ber sdn9e als in Der Sreite
itarf 5uIammen5ebt. 8euin aber purbe
ourb oiefen ibredliben 2fuftritt 70 er=
i1uttert, oab er feline Hube mebr bate,
ionoern ieinen Nbfbieb perlanste, oen er
oub befam. Mobomet> Der in ber Sez
lobnnns oer Sanfte iebr 9robmiitbi9 mar,
bei6enfte ibn aniebnlib unb bin9 ibm
NIT ei9ner 0ano cine 9otoene &ette BON
9roBem Wertbe um ben Sats.
Ginlt bate elmer bon Den pa9en oes
Sultan6 ft6 beifomnen laiien eine We=
lone aus Dem @arten be5 faiierliben pat=
laifes Su enen. Ser Sultan, oer bic
8rii6te ieines @ortsns ielbit ,o9, eerietb
in ben b6Gifen Born uno lpollte tpi1en,
per Der Sedi6er 9eweien spdre =; oa es nun
teiner 9eifeben woute,io lieb ber ale paoen
5ufommen rufen uno befobl, einem nob
Dem onoern ben seib aufSuibneoen, bis
man Die Mlelone 9efunoen bdtte. Ginise
faeen, man babe te 9leib beim eriten ee@
funoen, oo9 onoere bebaupten, erit belm
pierten.
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gpnb- 8eleb in Columbia.

9Slr pernebmen, boB beute Dot 5pei
2Soben bes geo6mitta9s, gu Columbia,
in eanea ter Gauntp Elm teuflilber 8er=
iub bon einen Sbparden 9ema6t tpurbe,
cine emp0renoe @ewaltbat an ber Ysrion
zines peiben Wdbbens gu perdben. -
Sas Waoben bate cine Qaifase in eiz
mem &onalboot na6 Sarrisburs 9encm=
men, ol6 oer Ne9er an Sorb Fam, fe in
Die &oidte eini1lcb uno Die oben 9emel:
oete @ewalttbat an ibr aus;uiben 1ubte.
Sos @el1rei oes Mdb6ens spuroe ober
bon einem SoptSimmermonn auf oer an
bern Seite oes Canals 9eb6rt, tpelber fo=
9leib berbeieilte, ba5 Wdo6en befreite
Den gteser er9riT uno Dot oem Srieoensz
ri6ter 9topo fdbrte. Stoeb einem por=
ldufi9en 9erbor befobl Oct Mo9iitrat,
oab Der gte9er biz Den fol9enben Mor9en
in BET Staotballe ein9eiperrt weroen iollz
te, um oann nob Dem Gefdn9nib in oer
Stoot eancaiter ob9eflibrt gu tperoen.
Sie bon ibm perlubte 9epolttbat tpar
bolo befonnt 9eporoen uno peruriaebte
cine 9robe Nufre9un9 in Der geabbors
fbaft. 8Gbreno Der gtabt be9aben iib
eine 2(n5obl Sdr9er uno Sremoe no1 Der
StootbaQe, bemdbti9ten ii6 bes gse9ers,
nabmen ibn binunter nob Dem ltfer Der
Susquebanna, 5o9en ibm feline &leioer
aus uno 5dblten ibm neun uno oreibi9
fbpere 9eitf1enbiebe auf ben GGden.
Dorouf tbeerten uno feoerten fe ben
9Si6t uno 9oben ibm nobnals neun uno
breibi9 peitl6eabiebe, le9ten ibm einea
friiben 2(n5u9 bon Sepern an Den Stellen
anf spo fte our6 Die lesten ibm 9e9ebenen
Siebe tporen ab9ebouen poroen; oann
feiielten fie ibm Die Qrme, fabrten ibn
.5u BET Bobnun9 zines leitenoen 2(boliti=
oniifen in Columbia, banoen Jpn an Der
9enfel Der Sbure feit uno lieben Jpn in
oielem 8ui itanbe oa perbleiben. Mas nabz
ber aus ibm 9eworben 1T, boben nit ni6t
pernommen. Ser Ne9er foll' fremo in
columbia 9eweien iein. (eonc. So(fsfr.
-NR=
Gin l6 ner &eifesefd brte.
- benjamin Soltmeper, Elm oeutIber
Gmisrant, wel6er in SEQ. S3, @aIbinss
ton StraBe, Steu Oorf to9irte, fibrte am
Samitoe ouf Der pclisei 9eeen 2 anoere
gmioranten Ramens eouis Srib uno
@ilbelmina Maller, Slo9e unb beitbuls
Ibietc fie oer Dieberei i'm eriten @raoe.
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9e0Hnet gu lem i6len.
(Stblu6 fol3t.)
@eretGti9fett cines NineGlben $50
nQr6en.

IAlktEWt
Ql6 @Dam:i, &aiIer bon Gbina, ii6
einft anf Oct Sage 3iemlib fpeit BON iei=
net Se9leitun9 entfernt bate, trof er Ell
nen ormen olten Wann an, oer bittertitb
peinte uno iiber Elm approximations
(tn9ldf 5u trauern fbien. ST ndberte
| it0 iDm unerfannt unb fra9te natb Oct
llriatbe ieiner SetribniB. N6! mein
6err, ,ant!portete oer 2(lte, Sic sptroen Dem
ltebel oo6 ni6t obbelfe f0nnen, tpenn
i6 es Sbnen AUDI ia9te. Nlein lieber
Mann, perleste Bet &ailer, oielei6t conn
te ttb Sub oo6 ndslicber fein ale Sbr
meint, fa9t mir INNER mas Gucb feblt.
98ell Sic es oenn tpifen polen, fubr ber
2tlte fort, 70 iei es. Die 11ria6e iit
oieie: oer Qufieber zines faiierli6en euff=
i6lohe5, pelber mein fleines eanosut,
oa6 nobe babel lag, fir fi1 iebr bequem
fano, bat fib oefelben bemd6ti9t uno
mi6 sum 8ettler 9ema6t. S1 bate .ei=
nen eln6i9en Sobn, lpel6er bic Stdee
melne6 Nlter6 mar, otIein AUDI oieien bat
ct mir 9enommen uno 5u ieinem Sflopen
9emabt. Ser Safer marc 70 9sriibrt,
oab ct, in Dem Sorloe Den Serbretber
5u 1trafen, io9teib NIT bem often na6
Dem euiti6lohe ellen wollte, I'm Jpn Iein
Sano9ut uno ieinen Sobn lpieoer gu perz
icbaHen. 2(1! 9ndoi9er 5err, fa9te bet
2llte, beoenfen Sic, oaB bieler Mann Ell:
men SOFTEN bel Dem Safer befleioet !;
wenn Sie ibm Sumutben fein llnrebt gu
per9aten, 70 fam ct aus Ha6e lei6t Sie
wie MIDI, in5 Gleno ltdrjen. Ser Sal
fer lubte Jpn Su beruDi9en, uno oct 2tlte,
oer an oielem ltnbefonnten etlpa5 @roBes
uno GrDabenes bemerfte, fling an 3utrau=
en- gu fa1en. ST mo6te ibn nob aufz
merfiom oob ct, aus 2(lter6l6rpdbe, NIT
Dem pferoe ni6t pIroe 9lei6en S6ritt
balten fonnen. SD bin jung, iuete per
aaiier, ib fam gu Sube 9eben, feet
Sud- auf mein pfero. 0a iener oieB aus
Sei6eloenbeit perpei9erte, 70 muBte ct
enollb ii6 auf oas pfero binter ben &ai=
ler 1egen, ob9lel6 ct es anfan9S pe9en
ieines i6le6ten Nn5u96 ni6t tbun wollte.
Sic 9elan9ten balo an oas euitiDloB Def:
fen NufieDer in bic 9r6Bte SeifGr5un9
9erietb, als ct ben itren9en Sebieter Dor
fib erblidte. Dieier ertbeilte ibm iiber
iein ibdnoli6es Serfobren Die befti9iten
Sor'parfe, notbi9te Jpn Den un9erebten
8oub berou66u9eben uno iiberlieferte Jpn
Der 9ere6ten Strafe. I'm ben armen
2(lten fit ien ln9lGcf gu entibaoi9en,
mobte ct Jpn an oeiIen Stelle sum 1uf-
ieber uno CAB ibm Die grmabnun9, fi6
ourcb iein ueue6 Slid niebt bon ben
Srunoidscn oer Gerebti9feit abrpenoi9
MAIDEN 5u lai1en.
~
S Ir 6terli6e @rau mfeit.
Ser ttrfii i1e Sulton Mobomet Der
Stpeite bate an ben Gemdlben oes @entili
Seuin iol6en @efaQen sefunoen, oob ct
Iicb bipTpn opSrhicffpn 9Nohlpr non bpr Re.
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Satborp, flaete fib felb,t an, uno bat
um ieln urtbeil. nibt leben ,poQeno ferner
nab 70 erd6Iiber Shat. Dos llrtbeil
Fam, oas 1oolbert entbauptet. ieocb ebr
llb in Der Sblos9ruft beeroben wcroen
lolltc. Die orei SertGumoer iino ober
l0refllb bin9eritbtet uno am Su6e ops
Ser9e5 i'm Sanoe peri6arrt moroen.
Seoen 8oQmono, no bic Shat 8eibe.
ben, itebt man Sooomiren, nit Dem MeIs
fer i'm 6erien, uno Dot ibr Den entbaup-
teten Noalbert fneeno, in oer Sootenoruft.
9ott perleibe ben armen Seelen Gus
be p 50 nett loutete oas alte Mouns
ieript.
6olm befutbte am foteenben Sage nocb-
mails Die Nulnen, fan0 no6 bic Sootenee=
beIne ouf Dem gur8plae seritreut, oa5
Sooten9elp0lbe ober auf cine ioltbe @eiie
nit perroiteten 8ie9eln uno S6t6fern
oerpabrt, cob e6 felt einem Sabrbunpert
nibt 9e0hnet 6u fsin iben.
(Sbln6 fcl3t)
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3a5rsans 4, saHae @3#mmer ao7.

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S SGr 6terli6e @raufamfe
Ser tirfiibe Sultan Mabomet Der
5lpeite bate an ben @emdlben oes @entili
Sellin fol6en @efaQen sefunoen, oab ct
iib oielen eeibiften Wabler Don oer 8e=
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-16

increase their happiness. Can any one
believe that it will add 10 the happiness Of
those In heaven 10 know that their dear
trends are in misery and never shall be
releasedt Or can you believe that Be.
Ing who is love, and "whose tender mer.
cles are over all of his works." and who
never willingly afflic!s his children. and
never but for their own good, can punish
MS children forever and ever2 No YOU
can't think any such thing; for if you do
you will have to think that our heavenIv
Father does punish US when it is not for
our good, for it could not do us any good
10 be punished when there was no chance
Tor repentance; and all the good it could
do them would be to ado to the enjoyment
OF the saints in heaven; and if any one
can believe such doctrine and say there
IS peace In believing. l can believe that
there IS not a God-and not till then.
4 *.....a sa:.. A USIvERsALIsT.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-16
!, WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTUS, 1919.

struction of the lives of its enemies, at the
same time their souls shoud sink to the
pit of woe, as it believes, if it has any hon.
esty or sincerity? Let none mistake the
issue IL t'es between Humanity and a
human Institution The institution wars
upon men. Those who war upon the in
stitution would rot harm a hair Of the
heads of the individuals in its embrace.
but set them at liberty and overthrow their
merclless, monstrous oppressor.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-16

Trade OF A PRIEsT.-It consists in a
pretended knowledge of the spiritual
world, and its aPpendages of gods, angels.
and devils, heavenan bell. Take these
pretensIons away, and the trade of prizes,
would De spoilt at once; but this will new.
er happen 50 long as the people are will
ing to pay the pretenders for deceiyipc
.them.-BostoR Investigator.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

TRANSFORMATIONS publication ofIhe lime
and terms of Transportation on the various routes
i.Om New York and the other eastern cities may
be Of interest To- western readers. BY the National
Transportation Line Agency in New York. Goods
can he forwarded fengaged for OIiphant & Dune h's
Ernigrant Line between Cumberland and Wheeling
IN days through. This is the shortest time. eX.
cept by stage, and will be found convenience for
those desiring small packages. The agency can
bring goods through from Philadelphia in 80 day.
at so per hundred. or | ,25 in ordnlry time -
From BIumore, any one Of the forwarding mer-
chants will forward goods through To Wheeling ia
3 days by Emigrant line for 81 10 per hund red or
by The Fast line for IS cts in 5 days. This is
good mode fJr Dry Goods. From Philadelphia. goods
come BY The Fast Line or90 cts and commissions
liz days A great many goods being
c eived by this route, bulh from Philadelphia and
Baltimore. J. II. Forsyth & Co. arc agents Tor this
city for these lines and daily shipping goods )
days from Baltimore. and send ing western produce
on m tn same time.
The large wagons III the National Transportation
Line are running regularly in six aud seven days
with produce md merchandise al 40 aud 50 cts be.
tween this city and Cumberland. aud there are any
number of Common wagons lot the freight that may
be destined either way.
The average freight frum Philadelphia 10 Bllt.
more is but Is cs. From New York to Baltimore
by sea 20 cts, the time about days, II goods Ihcn
come by the fast line they will he 10 days from
New York to Wheeingi iihy ordinary wagon bout
II or 10 dnys II all groceries. they will cost just
one dollar per hundred from New York to Wheeling
Dry Goods ] 10 cts. One great advantage that
merchants will find in this roIlo is the speed aud
cerIin'ywiIh which they relch their desrinalion-
Freight from this city To CIncinnnrI is - per
hundred From the above, merchants can calculate
The best route for their gOnds. their COST and IIne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
PENNSYLVANIA -Eurnct Of a letter 10 tl,s
Philadelphia Inquirer dated
HARRIEnInT.rT L. q rnIn


The Supreme Court decided this morning, tina,
me law iaIng the salarie. Of the judges Of IN sew.
eTni courts Is unconstitutional and also hat IA law
reducing the salaries S400 does not extend 20 tho,e
whuse Apo nimen was prior 10 the increase of sal.
aties soon after The adoption Of he new Con.l,lu.
lion
The case was brought up on naudaam upcn
me treasurer who refused TO pay the salary 81
Judge Hepburn, Of Carlisle, judge Hepburn claim.
ed S@.OOO. and iho State Treasurer refused tn nav
more Than 81 500. II was argued that JUDGE Hen.
burn, having been appointed before the salary v Is
raised. the $500 was DolbIng more Than q rrauity.
which the Legislature was at liberty 10 take away
ne couf, howevo' houghi otherwise, end 80 deci.
jed. 10 also decided ihalit was unconstitutional IN
lay specific tor npon the salaries Of Judpes.os IL
would do indirectly what could NOT be- done direcfly
VIZ reduce the salaries Of Judges fred by law do
rng their continuance in Office judge Rogers de.
lyersd The opinion Uf the ,ouu. which vn. very
Ole and occupied about on hour IN the delivery
thereof
Would not The same rule apply in Virgin, 10 all
Judges and government ofcer,, o. we'll as holder. NJ
State bonds. who are taxed under Tho late law
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

and usual dignity Of demeanor, returned
TO the anxious culPrit and wrote him an
unconditional pardon; and after writing
u note 10 the worthy Squire intor ming
him Of the fact that every citizen ac-
cused Of crime was entitled 10 a trial bv
a jury Of his peers, handed them both 10
Billy, and sent him on his homeward
cours,, rejoicing in his narrow escape
from hanging.-N o. Trop'c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
ST LOUIS MARKEr-Junc s ls43.

ST LOUIS MARKEr-Junc {. ls43.
FLOUR-Rlnses s4.50l4.7j. Wheat STI.
Corn %; Oss 20.
PoRK-Mess 81 so; Prrme $50. Bacon s,3!;
Lard 9o4.
LEADING quote safes since cur last at s2.70s
AIS. Yesterday the market pnce was 50 p. at
which price a few hundred pigs was sold. The
stock the Levee is light aud the receipts limited
-Declmmg-quoted s29Oa4.OO.
wIlSKEY-ln demand. Raw 10, Rect6ed 10.
| SALT-Sl 95 per Dbl, G A; l. sl.75.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

THE GODDESS OF LlBERTY.-We hail with
pleasure The arrival Of this boat again at our por
The slight damage winch she sustained have been
thoroughly repaired, and she is now ready TO con.
tinue her trips between this and the Ohio river
She arrived yesterday. aud usual furnIssd US with
Cincinnati aud Louisville papers, Tor which our
thanks are rendered 10 her oblIginr officers BY her
we learn that The steamer Nc ridlan. on her way
from Cincinnati 10 this place. burst the head Of her
cylinder, litlle abOYe the mouth UIihe Ohio She
now lies uI Cairo undergoing repairs. Most Of her
passengers, together with Inc clerk came up un the
Goddess TO this place. The Meridian will be here
in a few days-.N LENS Rem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

The following : aa extract from ale'ter from Mr.
Clay TO Judge Baird, dIor Of the PnIsburgh AdVo
cafe. dated May 8. lo43. Il was in reply 10 one
addressed to Mr. Cry.
awnh respect To Mssonsy believe that my Anti.
masonic fellow citizens every whore except few
in Penn ylyahia have ceased To reprolch the " iIh
that crime. was initiated in early liie into the or
der from the curiosity Of youth and s''cial dispoai
lions I never was skilled IN its aris and mvste.
ri-s. I could not now. upon my own knowledge
obtain admission. bOlrcvc in any lodge. Of any de-
gree ahatevcr ! JcInilIrd from tho lodge of which
I was a member about twenty years ago. befprs
the death of Morgan. have not since attended il
have declined to dcnuuhce an institution, which
faI my own observation extended, prole.sed Ia
have charitable objects IN view, and was at leas
h1TmesS.
'Aly leuer addressed some years ngo TO som,
a nimasuus IA Indiana. l. said To have been insult
ing 10 Ihem, ) Ich was not my Iuientipn aud
think no candid nan can point out offensive pas
sage va IT
remain laiIhiully
Your friend,
II. CLAY.
Tn IN BuRD E.o
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COMING ELECTIONS.

LOUSlANA.-Fhe election in this State take
place the first week in July The Shg candidates
have all been nominated. and the Canvass has ell
commenced. There seems, judging from a ppea ran
ces in the papers. less interest taken in the cleo
lion than ne could wish to see We shall have
our expectations satisfied with two wing members
but we may elect more as well as not THE wing,
take The trouble 10 vote throughout the Stale.
lNDIANA-Tbe election lakes place in August
We are confident Of the election Of Bigger, whig,
for Governor; but Of the tone and spirit Of the PEI.
pie upon their candidates Ter Congress we have no
means Of judging-we only know that the whg
ticket is composed Of men Of sterling worth.
The election IN Tennessee lakes place in August,
and is the most animated contest since 1910. in
any State. IL we in the habit Of betting we
would bet two to that Jones will be elected
Illinois and North Carolinl, also elect membe rs
Of Congress in August. We are afraid we have not
much TO expect IN either State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. WIN Porter. Protestant Methodist
Minister will preach IN the Fircmauis Hall. No. 1.
on Market street. on Sunday next the 9Th st 100
o'clock. Also al carly candle light the same day
The friends Of reform are rtned To attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16

OUR MINISTER TO Spanning HSks, in
rs Jutfiiigs" IN IS-day's Mirror. says Wnshingt
Irving, who is out Of his element amidst the pulil.
cal turmoil Of q European Court, will soon be hone
again, and regret to add, IN consequence finds
pOsilIOn.-We hear that he has lately received q
handsome legacy from the late Mr.. Hicks Of Wav
erly Place Boston Bulletin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-16
ONE CENT REWARD,

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, JOHN A
HI JACKSON, IN indented apprentice. ged
about years, Of small size. had on, when he lefl.
blre panIonons nnd rounIahput. I will pny tho
above reward Io any who will return said boy
TO me; but forbid all persons from harbOring. en-
ployIng or trusting him on my account.
jel5 81 J w BERRY.