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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01
Canadian Affairs.
Sudden Disruption Of tie Latontaine Ministry
Extract from


Correspondence Of Pomsrcy & Co., Wall st.
kIScsIo';, Monday evening, Nov 1913.
",The metropolis in esSe has been thrown into
quit" a Babel-llke confusion by the startling and
unexpected intelligence that the Lafontame Ad.
mnstration which during the session had con-
troIled the destinies of the United Canadas as
with a rod OF iron, was at end We shall give
the letter containing this intelligence at length in
tomorrow mornings Tribune.
MAssAcHUsETTs.-Sevenm more towns have been
heard from, in FIVE of which no candidate has
been elected The remaining two have elected
Wing representatives.
MMsE.-SEvEsTE DlsTAcr-We learn from
this District that 25 lows in Hancock, 81 in
Washington, II in Aroostook, give Cary (Loco)
l,794-Robinson (Whig) ,S55-scattterng 294.
There has been no choice
Fire AT GLES's FALLs.-The sash and blind
factory Of Messts. Root Tuubull of Glens Falls was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday last The Of loss
ascertaincd
BRITISH CoNsUL.-Wm. Mure has been recog-
nlsed as Consul Of Great Britain for New. Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

II "CLARkr's Lscruses TO YousG NlEN,
delivered in the Presbyterian Churches of Wash
ton and Alexandra" This series of lectures arc
ola high moral tone, and viii do gooo If people
can find time TO read them amid the .'thousano
and one" novels that choke the highways OF
literature. Published by Gordon 4 Co. III
Washington street, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

" No, XII Of TIE ROVER" has made its
appearance, and is worth three times the price
cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

u The Eclectic MUSEUM for December,
has made It's appearance, embelllshed with an
other of Sartans beautiful mczzotnts. The
present engraving is from Campbell's Last Man,
and is beautiful, spirited thing. But its engrav-
ing is only small part of its excellence. There
is probably no periodical III our country that en-
bodies so much excellent reading as this. 1t is
the most gcntlemanly, tasty pirate we are &C
ouaintcd with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

o. Scorer AiR,.-Ths second number cf the select
collection Of odsn4l Scottish Airs for the voice aud piano
violin &c is JUS, published III, very vausbi- collec.
hon. aud take pleasure recommending it 10 public "a
rcr. Subscriptions received by Mr.. Altman, No $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

u TuG GAME OF LIFE, OR TIE CnEss
PLAyERs.n-This world,renowaed drawing OF
Retsch, has just been published by Weeks, Jor-
dan & Co. l2l Washington street, Boston, with
explanations by c. Borr Won Mlttz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

NJ TIE WIG ALMANAC, which will be pub
,sbed and for sale at this Office next week, Will
contain the present Tariff law entire and com
plete, document of immense Importance to every
citizen. and one which viii give rise to constant
discussion in public and private for the coming
CIV months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW" The December
number of this valuable monthly opens with an
able article on constitutional Reform" 1t con.
tains long list ofinteresting articles, and among
them the Editors account Of the recent with
drawal of MIR. Brownson from the Review. His
statement Of the case makes it all very plain and
proper, as we had no doubtlt was The dissolution
was of Mr.. BIownson's own seeking for his per
sonal benefit, and the editor was neither scared
nor bullicd into dropping him by his readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

u The Weekly Tribune Cor ,he prsssrt week !,
ready and NAV be obtained de- r. with ar
without Wrappers his number ercths. beautiful
elfsf from Rome, and also from Brussels desc s
Field of Waterloo; Letter from London giving an account
OF the Superiority OF American Manufactures over those Of
What the Grievances AMI wha, the Wants nj,
England; Sydney Smith, Letter 10 the Pennsy yani.rs
Ireland Correspondence Of The Tribune from dif,1cn,
parts OF the United States; Can the Cause Of P,oecton n
American Industry be lied down. and variety Of o,l
Editorial sscles The New Congress- Complete Liz, Of
The Senator, aud Members Of the House OF Rsp.sent,ve
with their Politics. &c. Post.ohee Reform Protection 10
Agriculture; Poetry; Miscellaneous Items Nsw, Sc Sc
md full rrlogts OF Markets Money Matters Sc.
C Price gey single copies st cents. dl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

Posr OFFICE ARRAxGEMENT.-N1essrs Burgess
Stringer and Towsend Of this city have made ar
rangements with the Post Office Department for
the transmission Of Newspapers, Magazines and
Pamphlets from New York to Buffalo, Boston
and Washington, and intermediate places. We
do not think that the arrangement as it stands at
present will answer for Newspapers, but for Maya
zines and Pamphlets; it will in all probability
prove very advantageous. At any rate the bust
ness could not have fallen into more competent,
faithful and energetic hands, and if it does not
work well it will not be the fault Of these gentle
men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01
u OLE BILL gives another Concert to night,

and the house will of course be- as usual denscly
crowded. We have spoken before of the COM
paratlve merits Of him and Arot. Speaking Of
him separately, we should say Ole Bull was a
composer OF the first order.
His Polacca Is one great, magnificent soaring
OF genius and Poetical Imagination. The themes
are beautifully interviewer by most brilliant i'll.
strumentation, which exhibits most perfect
mastery Of the science Of harmony, and occa.
slonally carries away the listener by grand and
delightful bursts of sound. We hardly know
which 10 admire most in the playing Of this ar
list--hs supcrhuman skill, or the sweetness,
purity and richness OF his notes. Difficulties
have ceased to exist.
The clear execution Of double passages Is uni
versally considered as difficulty Of the highest
order but Ole Bull, by this quaretto for one vio-
lin, has reduced that difficulty comparatively to
triAe. His four fingers, each playing a different
series OF notes, with different degrees of rapidlty,
glide over the strings at the same time as though
they had but one single movement to execute IN
stead of four distinct, independent series Of vibra-
he equals even Paganini in his famous pzzicato;
but he does more than any have ever attempted,
he exhibits staccato which, on account of the
matchess purity OF the notes and the rapidlty
with which they are detached from the strings in
endless succession, will ever be monument in
musical execution,
1t may be truly said that Ole Bulls playing is
a personatlon of himself; such deep and over
whelmlng harmony SO much strength and sweet
ness, SO much incredible skill embody soul such
as none but genius can possess.
IVES PoEMs.-Thls is an transformations vol
une of Poems, by a lame printer, and dedicated
TO his crutches Parnassus is the chief poem
IN the collection, and contains many excellent
passages. The Outlaws Dream is remarka-
bly, smooth and easy in its versfcatons. The
two following sanzas taken from it arc very fine:
Hope merely g,lds the darkensd form Of fear
With golden hues the Jeatlfrost paints the leaf;
Muth grooves the check for Sorrows bitter tear
L,(es sui. smooth sscretes the suakeu reef
And every 10Y Is welded to its grief.
But he who long has oiled upon the plain,
In scaling rugged mountains finds relief;
There's cloud obsCurns lifss vain,
For JOYS continued pail and pleasures change pain
How strange, mysterious, wonderful, is life
Which years lneasure-ey, and leeting hours,
Where good aud evil wage perpetual sis,
And pain deceltful Iuks in pleasures bowers
o when misfortune DER thy pathway lowers,
Be- cheerful frm--bs rcsolufc-be trus
Weak minds alone adversely o'erpowers
The loitiest souls that clor, knew
Were Graded the and unused where tempests blew
lyThe November No. Z" BLAcKwooD's Mag
Az1NE :: has Just been published by Leonard Scott,
No ll2 Fulton street. A Scampcr on the PraI-
RE of Jacnto," Texas is an exciting article, and
"The Travels of Kerim Khan a most laugha-
bic one. Ithas also an excellent article on "The
Commercial Intercourse between the Atlantic and
Pacific Occans'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

A SINCERE CosvERT-Governor Shannons
letter to the Tyler Committee Of Cleveland en-
dorsing Tyler throughout, is one of the most re
markabc sef-sacrifcing acts we have heard Of
for long time. What conscientious man he
must be, to attach himself to so desperate a cause
at this late hour. Really, if Gov. Shannon has
good pluck he stands fair chance Of dying a
martyr; unless the Liberty Party" by whose
aid in their mad opposition to the Wings he OBJ
tanned his election, should conclude TO swallow
Tyler and the Governor together. The Liberty
Party! of Ohio, must look with great compla-
cency on this handi-work of theirs. We wonder
how many more such successes" ii would take
to fix Texas for ever in our Union. Will the
Liberty Party" answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

U Rcussel's Almond aud Rose Shaving Cream. IT,
superior qualities Of this obtained IL the rr-rnn
SILVER medal at the late far of the American Institute Rou
ST Eel nsmss &c 10 BE- had wholesale and retail
n!sh,nE Store, l63 Broadway. r,5 81 y
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CITY IN L f. LLiGE NC b
.CoNNog

Court CALENDAR.-Eriday... 49,. COMMON
PLxA,.-Nos s5, 80, 10, IS, AZ IS, 10. 80, 81. 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

- Splendid Attraction, a, Psales Muse un this week
SEE aIye s!ls.nsnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

lFhdss. Ceicfca Indians Total!
Total this year.. ,1s6 l2s,ao 1879 Lies, SIT
Total la, year. .2oa.9sS !o7:a6 6i7 ol3 90!
Increase this year, l3!,sls 2lIll 10! Io!,o24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15

"HY WILL YOU DRLAYq-And suffer
w the wet, unhealthy weather 10 knit a
disea IN your system, that IL certain 10 carry
YOU 70 an uaumely eraye1 Has not experiences
iauRhtyOul Has not ocular proofs cOnvin ced
you that Consunptfon is certain death to an
whom Il may encounter when left unul 8 late
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
Procuring remedy in dne season. and arrest
the progress Of that fell desEoyer7 Cold
which soon terminates in Couehine, whereby
soreness Of the Threat md inflammation ofthe
Muc1s Membrane 81 the RTonchi i produced,
and the Lungs rendered open 10 dieease. Thus
persons suffer themselves 20 pr0crastinate until
death looks ia al tteir door. when will they begin
TO be concerned about their health, when in aIl
probability ~ ~ too late. May eli who have
cold take timely warning and get rid OF IL as
soon as possible.
Dr Dppcap,s Fxoec,orant Remedy, stands
before the public, tested BY thousands. and daily
used 10. almost every family throughout the II
ferent States Tor diseases Of
'THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
The vast amount sol3 IN this city, and that to
90 many pcrsons Who come back and obtain Id
by the bali dozen bottles, is suficispt' evidence
Of 10. wonderful efficacy.
Cell ppcn a r 3 MARSH.
nov % Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15
DR pgNcAN's EXPkCToRANr r
Consumption,

Coils, coughs, Splitting of blood. Bronchitis =
gincnlty of Breathing: Asthma. Pain in the
SIDE, breast and chest. whooplng cough, Group,
and all diseases of;he Liver aud the Longs:
We are alike liable te disease-and denth is-
and although the latter cannot be averted, still
the former may. by the power Of medicine be-
removed. or rendered less painful to the afflicted.
ages 10 have dehed the power Of the healing art
the learned faculty have in vain attemp ted 10
arrest It's fatal progress. BY the application Of
practice but yt,onsumpfion has deEed tbsir
united sill. Ii has staked forth with impunify,
gathering an its eheerless embrace friend from.
every clrc e, and amemher from every family,
and casting gloom and darkness Ter the place
of its visitation. n then, whose labors have
brought fsrth red,c.-o winch in many cases,
ana which will also afford relief in the most
Stubborn and hopeless should be regarded in the
lant OF public kenefacter. II Is eonfdentIy
oiineyed; that nDuncan's Expectoranf Remedy
WI DO bis Hence 1t is presented and recom- =
mennea 70 the. community, This medicine
mmedIatelypoliifes and relieves the Distressing
cough. causing free and easy expectoration;
stopping the hectic fever and night sweat healing
the liberated lungs and arresfine tho fatnlpre-
s6sSs 9 tsonsanPnon. st!hs same tls strensh
oowelS and producing quiet rest and sweet re-
pose. This Remedy ca be relied upon to do all
private practice Of the late Or Duncan, [Profss-
scr IN the University Of EdinburR, ! for upwards =
OF eighteen years, by which thousands have been
restored TO perfect health. IL Is not to be npder-
stood lha, the 'Exp ecforant Remedy will Icurs
I'll cases of CcasumptiOn; this IL will not do. -
Put while there IS lie there is hope; we would
therefore advise all TO this medicine. When
the case Is incuraple, itsull proves blessing to-
the sufiereriby giving easc and strength, reliev-
". ING me congh. and choaking Of phlegm. &C.
nis aioqe y consolation 10 the patient, which
thousands do not experience.
"a ENem a.h only PaadelPhia Office is at No
:, For sale IN Wheeling byJ B &RB MARSH.
Sole gents, nov "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15
EDUCATION.


a FEMALE SEMINARY, Bnder the Super
IA vision and control of the Rector ofTrinity
Church, parkersbuTg Mood county. Va. has
the Principal, IS a lady Of great experience. OF
extensiv travel and ample qualifications. She
has presided over similar IsstitntiOns in this /.
France for some years Is enAbledte converse
huently IN the language Of that country. Her
assIstanfi Miss Susen, completed her education,
iion, Of mrs Phelps, formerly Mrs Lincoln. and
holds the testimonials of that Seminary "A
s9a bs ss5s SShs5 vs srsssy Gssa
items IN a good educston-health, morals. and
mauxers--ihee eye ola pastor mother and pre-
ally will this be the case as to the boarders. Be-
tween whom and the other members of The
establishments will be ordered the rules and
one harmonious family The boarding deusri<
meet viii be entrusted 10 the lady Of the Rev Mr.
Smith, u the usual branches Of complete
mental, will be taBfht. fss ~ NJ
For board, and tuitioa in Ell the En-
Elish branches, per session 81 ave
months, payable N advance e6Es0O
WashnE teach boarder fading their
owa towels)per dozen q oo.ss
In this school there will be no other extra charges
than fer the languages and ornamental studies.
Music per session Of FIVE months ea0fo
Use Of Instrument for PRACTISING per
Drawing AID painiine io'w
Fancy work Of ell lnds each 4o8
French, Latin and Iialian, each 1000
Ne Pupil VIII be taken for less term than
one session alees BY previous undersfandineand
it Is very desirable 40 have them epfer a. seryiR
tbs eeesionas possible. The " Gallon will bein fha
month Of September and October, Vocal rnuac
vii Be one 81 the general exercises ofthe schooL
without any ext,a charge.unloss 10 those who ~
qure special lessons, when the charge viii Be- so
Address Rev. Themas smitk, pSrksnba,r.
Wood coun ~. Va. 10y
hErEpEHcEa.-
Sobieski Brady, Esq. Whoolinr.
Rev WIN Armstrong.
r. Dc Mr. Craik. Charleston H.E
~ Rev @yhnJohns, Richmond Cify
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-15
IMPORTANT CAUTION

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
Afeetions Of the Liper, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Chronic Coughs, PIeurisy, FemOrrh de ofIhe
Lungs. and all affections of the Pulmonary
NATURES OWN Prescription.
compound Balsamie. preparation of the
Pranus Virg iniana or Wild Cherry y ark
prepared by new chemical process, approved
and reco nmended by the most distinguished
PHYSICIANS, and universally acknowledged the
most valuable m edIcine ever disco vered.
IMPORTANT CAUTlON.-The public SD Ould
bear in mind that II is DR. WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY th al e.rferms those
remark able cures which are published in every
part of the country, and not the articles of siinI-
lar name that are OCCASIONALLY pulled into tenn
poTary notice. Tho % may be good but we
know nothing about them. -
1het every Mao, Woman and Child read
the following, and If that does not satisfy ALL
Of the great virtues Of this Medicine, let them go
and See the onIetTAL-with numerous other
tesumOnIals of like oh aracter:
WATERvILLE, Oneida co. N.Y. Sept 8, 1913.
Dear sir i owe 4 to the afflicted 10 inform
you that IN January last was aitacked by
very Violent cold, caused by working IN the
water, which settled on my lungs. Il was ac-
compan red by severe pain IN my breast and
s.des, and also distresslng cough. ] had in
attendance all the best medical aid In village.
Bnt alter exhaustipg their skill to no avail.
they pronounced my disease a confirmed con-
snmpilo1; and they one and all gape me up TO
% SS o ase ne sss as me- Of sp" wd
Cherry, prepared by Or Wstar. purcha sed Of
the agent ~ Our place one bOttles before using
half OF which began 70 gain strength, and il was
very evident my cough was much better and my
symptoms IN every way imp rowing. have
now usef three bottles, and am restored 10 per-
feet health. This result 10 aloBe owing 20 the
use Of DIR WrsTAR's Balsam OF Wild Cherry;
and take this method OF giving yOu the infor.
nation, partly TO pay the debt Of gratiiude owe
you; and partly that others similarly affected
nay aow where TO apply for relief.
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
MR'PALMBR. Druggist, under date of Wa
teryille. Sept -, 1913, wntes-The gtatemont
gwen you BY Mr. James Sage is we'll knowo to
be true by this Cholc community. u certainly
was most remark able cure. The sale of the
Balsam il very good. and success In cures tlat.
tering' Yours resp ecti1ilT
ID d PALMER.
let the afflicted call and see our cerfifcaies
They prove cOnclusively that 1ev can BE- cured
n they got The right medicine. BE sure and get
DE- Wisiars Balsam Of Wild Cherry Bepdre
o. fDifIfious.
Sold in wheeling By J CRUMBACKER. In
Pittsburgh ~ Z wilcox. and IN al he Drin-
opal towns IN The bnited States. 81 0s q bottle.
nov ~ sm
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PACKAGE EXPRESS, VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.

PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
FE>HE pub ic are informed that CT EENE q
co. have entered into an arrangement
wiih the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Cornpa-
ny ruo Gar with the. passenger train to
Cumberland, and are prepared TO forward paek-
ages. parcels, and bundles, at. TO and from the
following places sf
Frederick Honcock Harser's Ferry. Mdrtins-
burg. CuBib eriaRd, .Hheeiing, Ctacinnali.
Packages received md f,rw arded daily by the
Mail Train. leaving, Baltimore att l-4A NJ. az.
r.vine Wheeling by EXPIRE IS, early the fol-
loving evening. and. delivered free of borterage-
Drafts Bills OF Exchange. make COLLECTIONS ard
attend TO the purchase Of goods in Baltim re,
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns
Greenc q Co. having CONNECTED the above line
with Grswold & Co.'S Baltimore aud -Philadel
phtB. aad Adams & Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines. pledge themselves 10 execute
with fidelity and despatch, any business edtrUsi
N, b. An pack ages BY tho above line must be
marked Care OF Grceae Il Co.'S Western FIX
ptess. TfThose fyomshe Wesl Greene = Cos
Eastern and Northern Ex.ress." We beg TO
refer TO the following geptlcnen.
Messrs BFickhead g. Pearce. n - Is s.-s.,,
Do Talbot. Jones & Co. p.,,:a.
Do Matthews. Odld & Co,
- Nm ,RahRsan, Jr. ESQ -.,
Messrs d ,ckinson a. Co, Cumberland.
Do Jas W Forsyth q Fe, Wheeling. 4. flk'
MISUNDERSTANDING < Dnneans, Cumberland.
Jas Fl E@rsyth q Co, UheeliRP.
4 N. ANpackages addressed to the caFe.pf the
above agenciesswlll be forwarded with despatc h.
y GREENFr& co.
aag 81 $50 1foFkf STREE B.slfimore.
PARE REDU CED
\ To (,fNCINNA II
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INSURANCE,

IyIRE &AfARINE INsURANcE-There al
two situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value of insurance. These are, while -'and-
Ing upon she ruins of their own properly. -.theT
receiving from an insurance office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
lly, tanenTne that stupidity aud folly which h az
failed 20 preyide for such a Contingency. ..,sl
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD. CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses ware houses
Stores, m;ilsy factories, DC, togeIherwIth The,
eninery. and exeryother description of insurabIe
properly. Also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
and their earg les TO aud from any port on the
Western Waters. ll2Al CFla NV wB
s.officeon Main street, nearly opposite the u s
Motel. ian hrisI2.
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+ A r z r q ID q G y ID
70 cINcINAA III.

MEL, MOORE & co. -Paa Mail Coach
IN Leaves Wheeling daily al 6 O'Clock, p. 81.
AZ hours To Cincinnati.
Pilef Coach. leaves Wheeling daily al s o'clock
A. NJ. 46 hours 10 Cincinnati. Fare $40. -.
ID. Taimadge's Good Iaten Coach leaves Whee-
ling duly al 6 A. NJ. ~ hours ~ MaysvIlle. Fare
E1rExlras furnished NJ all times. in The above
lines to parties. with the privilege OflyIng by al eight
or not they choose. ~ r.,,.,
Office No. SO Wafer ST. WHEEfIsS.a VA. rs...y
aug 80 ~sbsJ.shlESKIAfEN. Agent