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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
ARRIVAL OF THE HTBFRNrk.
81 DAYS LATER FROM EnRnpr-

Inc royal mail Steamship Hibernia, Cap, JuSk;na.
arrived 81 Boston az Z o'block 0a Wednes.Iav morn
ING She bring London and Liverpool pepe,s a.
me ON inst beng nesn days later Than lho lea,
The positions and prospects Of s,.do RENAME,
much the same e asshs lssl advicss, Cotton nam
,a'nea 40 formss price. and passed even ! .bs5.
WA The exception Of Spain. where here Ia.
been ministerial crsis which b.. ,.-,.,. - =:
NE appointment Of Oozaaa as Psemis,, st -, -
me ne We from The whole continent Of Euroo. -
sene nothing worth msniionin9. Rouor -,
~. ,nefe - screw hose between Louis PhilIior.
900 We Lmperor of Rassislhaf me latter i.. -
efs"n rom me confsfsnco of Iondou---ana ~,
annoyed 81 recent events il Crsece. ana e..,i.,-
nat me iniscilous spirit Of revolution shond ..,s.S
N tufhey' ~ he's determined 10 march an arn,v ~
70 ne frontiers Of that county.
49, eosfsn'ig reported N foadon ihst ,ha Az
,essn.s- De'~een Greet Britain and Mexico. arising
$50 ne ne a,'essa insult 20 ne English 8ar 81
', I'm nc been satisfactorily srFangsd be-
..ees LORD hherdson and he rsprs.on,s,ive az
nsHico % ne Court 81 81 Jaa.as
me kngish papos ere fall % sceoont. q a.,
s'.p o. me queen % ne ssat Of Sir Rohsgt Peel.
~ am"nFth, and several oihogsof he Mobility
nefnafo ofegorYs editor o. re London sst,ria,.
Pee been sentenced % 6uf monfhss fu,.ris,oo.o,,
cr liheiing The Duke Of Brsnsrick. ,nd II 800
months impsiaonmeni lo1 charging The Duke. 800.
nsy. hif yu lance, with perjury.
The Gazefe ide Francs. ansr sailing nat ne
frnce Dc Folignao hes been ordered 10 auis Pass.
,uas nat ne French govefnnsni hes notified 10 he
'oyal olshnes', ne Duke a. Dofdsoor thal ~ mat
LisH Nionro whe killed Re brsfk.r n La. ca
's"ts''' n dusisons monihs bsck, and who asd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

The House IoOk mp the following resolution from
the Senate.
Resolved That our Senators in rongross be in
siroesed, and our Representatives be requested 10
uso their best efforts procure an Eappros ration
from The National treasury for The purpose Of build
ing bridge over me Ohio Rivera Wheeling. ia
Virginia
Mr. Ewing hoped This hesitation would be adopted
unanimously The uncertainty Of our mails from
The east Is almost always attributed The difficult
" crossing the Ohio river Il ha National OBJ
ieci andhe hoped there would but me opinion upon
IL.
Mr. White, Of Licking moved TO airike out the
words be Instructed 60 that the resolution should-
barely contain request 70 Seuators and Repre-
sentaiives.
debate sprung up upon This uIotion which con-
tinued uaiil the house took recess
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
woMAN's SMILE.

10y - AA6NDAHEONs
There Is ialismsnic power
That rulslh man with tender sway.
That renders passions noisiest hour
Calm az the gentle summer day:
Wipes from the clowdod brow Of care
The troubles that have gathered there;
Lifts the despaning heart Of sorrow,
And bids IL view a bright tomorrow
lis wOman's smile.
The warrior on the battle field,
Win ieniold ardor bravely fights,
Resolving ne'er his cause 20 Weld
TIL vicf'ry on his banner lights.
Needless he hears tho caDnou's roar.
Aud presses on mid wars alarms,
Conscious that when The eight iao'er
a rich reward waits ell his hams
It's womans smile.
The rich man. high 10 gildcd state.
With double share Of heavens boon,
With pride beholds his smiling mate
Teaching her opening buds 10 bloom
It's this adds value unto wealth.
imParls 10 luxury he zsst.
Pains ackness with The hue Of health,
And renders man diviasly blssi--
Fair woman's smile
The F>of rnan seeks bic loyviv hearth.
With nooghl on earth 10 call his own,
kHcepi The pride Of honest W0ub -
Whai charm ior him has such bomel
Ihai Tor which monarchs On pgonld give
me jeWelied crowns they wear
Conieaimenf in au cot doih live.
fogefiy's sDushino beameih there =
a auman's annie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

A MERRY cHRIsrMAs -yV. -


MERRY CHRISTMAS I'VE are snsnied
most sarely 10 give that i.h with sone ,pit.. -
We are. probably. up az early - any one who has
not set up all night; Il being jus, twenty four
minutes past IL ssi take my pea in hand. IN
accordance with the immemorsbls cussom Of ls,ssr
wriien.io prepare The news of,hs nosnirs. A
merry Christmas. hen. and happy New Year. al
ia one. BY this early rising. we are enabled 10
give The children an important item Of nSosmss;su<
$, Nicholas has already paid HE morning viat-s
The siocknss are filed with variety Of cardies<
and The toys ate dangling round them IN such man
nef' mat ne must have taken some time ssr his
merry work. while the house is all sIilL Not mouse
Is stirring. ar we see evidence that he has nos
been gone nm hous.excsps the dilidsnce wh,eh orr
lately opened Ire assumes. caused perhaps, by the
fact. ihst he is not yet cut ofhs top Of The chimney
and il is fearful Of burning offending The merry
Saint ~ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, DEc. 20 1919.


Afternoon session.
Ihe question was upon tho snotsan Of Mr.. Ewing
p"s,pnne indefinitely the bill Of the House with
ne endng afntndments. TO repeal certain laws re-
ia'i"g Ia banking. and 10 revive aud extend the
Charters OF certain banks therein named.
The Question wa then taken ON The passage Of
the bill and csrried-ayes 80, noes 81, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs- Alexander, Atherion. Brand, Bry-
son. Carey. Claypocl. Coombs. Crum. Downing Dun.
an. Fisher. Foo,e. Glines Green. GnnekeI, Harsh.
Harvey. Hawkins. Johns johnson. Kaler Killer,
Kellogg. Marlin of Fayetio. Means. Morse. Mrlselh.
Mcfarland. MrIrsth. Mcmillan. Mobile. Phelps. Ri
ley. Sloane. Tolar'd, White Of Licking, vanme,er,
aud Speaker-3S.
Noes --Messrs Archbold. Bennett. earle. Cassidy.
Clark Craishili, Dunn. Ewing. Fslson, Guiberson,
he'ris K. Hewitt. Kils re, Lawrence Martin of Co
lumo'ana. Medbary. Myers. MeAislsn, Roude bush.
sargent Smsr. Smith Snyder. Slrsgue. Wsggoner.
%. -
The House then adj urned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

Inc committee on the memorial Of n p Bsoots.
aud " Marshall. was appointed. t 49,
Ms Morgan presented petition OF the cisizen.
Of Marion CO on the Baltimore and On:o Railroad.
IA private letter assures Us. that the Railroad
business looks right squaIly. Meszrs M'Lane and
Faulkner are OF Richmond
iAe eoniesied election ffon King and Queen.
De5: 81. 1913. n
The reports mentioned above on The contested
election, were reoommitied with instructions 10,
report upon the merits Of the case generally.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

MORE LYNCH LAW AT a meeting Of the
Anii-Ab',liiiunists OF Lewis and Clark County.
Missouri. lew days since, resolution was
unanimously adopted. warning certain Doctor 10
leave the diggins within specified time, with all
hts goods and ehaiicls. otherwise IL would become
'the dafy' Of the Ant-iAboiiiionisis to cause the
Doctor 10 be hanged by the neck until he was
dead dead-daad,' and the aforesaid goods and
chaltels 10 be destroyed by Ere. The proceedings
sf this meeting are published al length in Missouri
Reporter. with the names Of the officers appended.
II is believed that the .Aniis' will carry the
resolution to tie letter. unless the Doctor shall set
more value upon his neck than his residence. What
Is The country coming ioi-Cia Commereiai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. q

-.
SENATE.
Local memorials and petitions were presented.
and several unimporant reports. bill for sncouf-
agemeni OF The speedy and efieciuaI seiglemeai Of
Oregon. was presented by Mr. Aichison and referred
10 a select committee. and the Senate look 40 The
olil 70 settle Pea Patch Island. which debated
.onlil the Senate went INTO Execnlise session.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
The whole OF the day was devoted 10 petitions.
ano the discussion OF the reception Of Abolition
petiiIons, during which there pas nothing sa,d but
BY Mr. Wise. who declared he should no longer
oppose their reception bu, lei gentlemen lake their
own course. Mr. beardsiey. moved lhsis sseepsion
taken.
Inc 'oiio y ing resolutions presented by ME- Adams.
was referred. after two days debaIe, 10 a selecs
commiiiee VI nnc members
HesoeDed,a The following amrndment 10 tho
Constitution Of The United Slaes. be and hereby a.
rec onimended 10 The consideration of Congress.
70 es aeiea on according 10 the 9Th artcls. The
inira clause Of The second section Of the 6rst
article shall read in The words following. Rep
'esenialives and direct taxes shall be apportioned
among The several States which are or nav be In
"ihia tins Union according 10 their lespsrsive
numbers OF Tree persons Including indians NOT taxed
ue as'uai enumeration shall be made within TWO
yea'- ron me adoption Of this amendment in the
hummer provided BY the Constitution and within
every subsequent term Of ten yeara in such manner
as me .. Congress shall BY low direct The number
u representatives shall not exceed one Cor every
elry 'h"usai'd. bat each Stale shah have nj least
one Representatives.
Aesstpsd, That his exeslleBey the Coyefnor BE-
TO transmit copy Of hs foregoing resolve
ano me proposed amendment. 20 each OF The Sena.
. @.s ana members House Of Repressn laiivss Of
ms Commonwealth IN the Congress Of the United
ResolUsdi That his exec Ilencv The cov,,oo, n.
requested 70 transmit copy Of Inc ssid resolve ,nd
amendment TO The Exc cuiivs Of The Uni,cd stsles
end Of the several States.
This was the only business Of Importance in Al.
ther house Ss - ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

a RETIRING MINISTER-M Won I.,ndsn.g
naSing retired on pension of some hires thousand
fix-ooiiare after ioriy Eve years ssrvieo, has an
mounted be inisuiioa 10 commi.s,on an sn,,,l
hsiorcai picture. By Sazon artist Al the pric, III
seven huDd 81 Iixd0ilars. remain he pfooouy III
ne Puliic % give three hundred dollars 20 enable !.
distinguished pup o. Ilis Fecbncal Institution 10
travel and perfect himself 10 ong,neorine and mir
zen hsn''fed dollsr % svangsicsi clergyman AMI
,chooimasies Here Il On s1smpls % rownoui
polificIals end aaio1rnani
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

The Rev. r. J. Breckenridge. Of Baltimore, has
discontinued the Esprit OF the XIX Century" and
leaves this legacy To EDIToRs. OF all efary Efforts
ihuse Connected with the periodical press. The
mos, iruitless aud evanescent. OF all kinds OF in
alence. that exer'ed by it, is the most doubtful and
precarious. OF all responsibilities il iD1icis thai
which is the most comprehensive and embarrassing
There are few men who have conducted n periodi-
cal. That would willingly resume such employ
meni. or even think "f cuntin1ine il beyond The
limits Of the planesi necessity Trah every I'd
aud yet how few think Of these things. or do jus-
lice To those who thus toni Cor themf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
A nRIpGE ACROSS THE oAIo.-we are

A BRlDGE ACROSS THE OdIO.-We are
pleased - see tins question agisaied. while We
sorry % zee objection. Of 50 trivial mature
advanced against the construction Of 50 important
q liuk ihis ereut ihofoughfare. by osr PIshurgh
contemporary We think. with due Difference. n ~
he has suffered his jealousy Of Wheeling 10 render
him rather caplious. Agitation oi The subject must
ead 10 thorough conviction OF the very great
advantages if moi tho Necessity OF the construction
Of bridge at wheeiing.--O s jour.
BRIDGE OVER THE oHIor-Ssesking Of the
Post Master Generals report. Ire MsysviIls EsgIs
says
The recent failures md irregularities Of the mai
from Washington TO Cincinnati and this City have
been Investigated. To prevent fuisre failures and
secure greater regularity on this route. the repor
recommends the erection of bridge the
Ohio river a, Wheeling. This should long since
have been done.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
oaIo LEGIsLATuRE.
wsoss-OEr. Dso. 30. Is4s.

"Wednesday. DEC. ~, iS43.
Otsrnoon sesssos.
The Speaker LAID before the Senate the special
report Of tie Auditor oi State in answer certain
inquiries laive To the Of the public printing;
'hieh W $ laid on the ishie.
Mr.. nj. Cuichen from tho committee on roa !. aud
ushwa,s. repcred hack the bill Tor the relief Of
he AS 'lsnd ond vermdlion railroad company. and
10 provide against all further liabilities Of the State
10 said company for loans Of credit. without amend
meai and the same Was ordered To De ensrossed for
ats th ID reading 10 morrow.
Toe Senaie then adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

DISEASE FROM EATING ROAST TURKEY,
"a lsm'iy o. aix persons, IN this vicinity having
healthy turkey, wsrs en- asred during the snccesj
ing night win violent eoumolions oflhs hovsi.,od
We osaei Woubicaofne Effects ofa dose Of calhsy,;,
iaeaicine eoniiHned fwo dsyn. aocompapi.5 vg,,b
in'oiefsbis hesdache, ehIlls, and weakns. AZ ~
eyes. II - preeonod that he animal had f,i,.,sI
aoon ,pne osieierlo1s food. which had ooi.ooed
~ substance The hmily have recovered. vi !.
ne o'.sa,, ny exist = more aisuniae extent II
ioa IrsshcrPs -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

BOSTON IN OLDEN TIMES.-Thomas Fleet
Boston printer lanc also aurtoneer) thus ad.
vertises IN bis paper ia August. l742
"A Negro Woman 10 Be ssld by ths printer Of ihis
paPer.-'rhe very best negro women in this town.
who has had The small pos. and The measles and
as hearty as horse. brisk as a b ri. ard works
like beaver
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

The bin pas-sd b ne senafs Of re Leaislstnr,
81 Tennessee, 90 he present session. secnr,ou h
marfied women The uss and enjoyment Of heir own
properly, haa been negauged IN ihe lower flon.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

ne suo,eHpiisn % compsnsais His Hasrisi
Mafinssu. ~ her refusal u Jogeroros, n. r-,,,,
has been closed. aad ,sfs rsmiuoi % lhsf lssy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

camPbslls Foreign Miscellany. for December Is.
has arrived We have not yet had time 10 psruse
il. bat shall make il the business of the earliest
leisure The engravings are beautiful. paul and
Virginia in this number, is an exquisite specimen
OF The ART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

We transferred TO our columns on Saturday
morning. brief account Of the Bos,Dn Tea party.
that will be read with interest We learned. also,
yesterday. with much surprise. that a DIR Browo, a
leader in that parry. and The one who r., set foot
on board the shiPs.now resides about eighteen miles
from this city, and three miles from wellsburg. in
Brooke co. lie Is more than 90 years OF age. and
in the enjoyment Of all his faculties except Iaat Of
sighr We shall take the earliest occasion 10 make
a pilgrimage to see him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

The editor Of The York (Pa9 Gazette has The
following notice in recent number Of bis paper Of
one Of the many excellent Hotels in this city.
Baltimore American
LIGHT STREET HOUSE. BALTIMORE
Having recently bed occasion 20 spend night in
The city Of Baltimore, and having heard such in
Praise Of the above establishment under lie new
managers. Messrs Dix and Fogg. we deierrssned 10
Try u. Having done 80. we deem il duty 10 say
10 our friends in this nsighborbood. having business
"a The monumental city that they cannot do beuer
han 10 give Messrs Dix & Fogg a call. II they
desire good meals, served Up at o table surround ed
with all The appliances Of comfort. they will Cad II
az DIX and Fogg's. If they like attentive and very
obiiging hosts Messrs DIX and Fogg eannol fail 70
please HEM If they desire roOmy. clean and
comfortable chambers. they will find Them IN Der.
fsciiOn al Dir and Foggs. And lastly, (tboogh N
Theses tmes not an uninpOnsnt considefasion.) II
they like moderate bills. (F9gD why they will ird
that Dix and Fogg keep A FIRST Rate HOUSE AT
SECOND RATE PRIcEs.
A porter attached 10 The establishment is always
m attendance on the arrival Of the York cars, 10
convey baggage to the hotel.
MELANCHOLY INDEED.-Tbo zanssviils
Gaz ne Of Saturday saws
HHDROPHOBIA.--An interesting little dauoh
Ter Of hr Wm Davis. Of this place. died Of hydro.
phooia on lasi Sunday evening She ives bitten ia
An8pA as ~ cat supposed "a the lime % be rabid.
and was treated BY who professed 70 posses o
specific for The casei sod the mad sione 10 which
some posses great confidence, was applied. An
seemed reli Until Friday, Tn Inst. when sliehf
indispoeiion was noticed. which increased, and
spasms Of the muscles concerned m swallowing
were discovered, especially when she attempted 10
driuk' Or when The err was agiiaiod before her,
During Sunday the symptoms assumed q decided
character. and Eseni CONVERSIONS resulted frn the
nd
saa'fi these oecame more ard irequoni Until
% ne evening when death closed ne scsne oil
her suHeungs. She was entirely RATIONAL IN ihe ~.
'efsss' ond recognized her ocquainlaucss promptly
she = gone, she is gone 10 the realms above
To The realms Of pleasure, peace and love.
The Train 81 GERS iDr Bodao met uiih On aocilcpi
on The Aiiica road on Tuesday. One Of the wheel.
Of hsighi car broke. end TIE two ado ming cars
hiied With baggage, were brown oftbs track and
assAed INTO thousand pieces. Tie platform Of
nc notl car ne passenger earwas completely stove
in. bui 10 one wac hur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25
FOR PRESIDENT
IL E. NRY Ola Y
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
j o HIN d AVIS,
ARE YOU REPUpIA1oRsi-Me mint 81,
FUR PRESIDENT


AXE YOU kEPUDIAToRSs--w mink we
hear an honest and intelligent people ercaim. No,
perish even the Inclination of siain, n blot 3.
oul upon our characters. No. We are no, only pt
repudia'ors ourselves. bot we feel that the
TACT that ny siaie these United States. has
Jailed or neglected To redeem its faith is a stain
upon Us all The repodraiory steps Of kIissssipp.
have met i'h tie seorn of oil parties. and so
unworthy Of imitation is il, that ], is used as fern
OF repo'ach. ny party against the other. i'm the
heat and bitterness Of the political Conflict The most
dious Of any.
Well. then. let follow the sul,iect ON, hv d..
'inci clear and acknowledged propos: lions. The
LocOioco members Of Congress. with few erceD-
''"ns are opposed TO The present Tariff and desire
TO reduee Il. because they shy that duties are 10
high the goods cannot be imported and the revenue
. diminished. During The last year, the exports If
| produce aud manufactures from This country. were
iS4So.0OO dollars moro Than the imports; but
since the adoption Of the Articles of confederation
we have imported one and half billions more
Ihan We have exported. oil Of which. CT, epr the
individual debts. swept of by bankruptcy, uha,
which was cancelled viroally by the last war, and
mat which Is nnw owing. has been paid in specie.
We now owe two hundred millions OF state debts.
the interest on which is Twelve millions a year
The proposiina is then plain. ,ha, we mus, :mpsrt
twelve millions less than we expsrt, send abroad
he specie 10 pay the interest. or virtually repudiate
Can We send abroad The specief have we got il1-
we might raise enough Tor The present year. bni
mai would be nearly all You cannot. however,
rose II BY increased taxation. because the people
cannot stand both drains. 1--we on The oher hand.
continue The Tariff. and import thirteen millions
less than we exPOr,.w can pay our twelve millions
Isr and still have p.iIIon annually left
No truths can be more plain than the above, and
none Of more vital importance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

The editor Of The York (Pa) Gazette has The
following notice in a recent number ofh paper Of
one Of the many sxcsIleut Hotels in this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

B, MIR. Duncan from 80 citizens Of Licking coun.
~ praying Tor law 20 have salt barrels Of uni.
form slzs and 10 appoint inspectors Of salt. Refer
red 10 Mr. Duncan. es
by mr Cassidy, from sundry cisizons. praying The
repeal o. all laws making distinction on account Of
color Referred 90 the Committee on the Judieiary
~ Me- Smart. from III citizens Of Marion county
le s hleAdamlzed road from Columbus 10 Sanduaky
Guy Referred 10 The committee on RAILROADS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

The Wings Of Detroil uRdaah,ed by their defeat
al the recent election have formed Clay Club and
resolved 10 nail their coiors 10 the mast aud
"In veal or woe. no change TO know
Tall iriumphs Henry Clayl"
Tho unyielding, unsubdued spirit that animaies
them, must eventuate ia brilliant and glorious rio.
tory
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-25

SEVERE BUT JUST.--Prentice Of The Louis
VILE Journal says.-"Now that Mississippi has
shown. by the resnli Other late elections. that a
majority Of her population thieves. what right
WI sne nave 70 complain. II in future the thieves
Of ell portions or The country swarm into ths Teri
Tory, Inslead OF running 10 Ternaln -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
To the Friends OF ireland.

The subscribers having procured an early ano as es
believed exclusive copy of DANIEL o'CoNNEhL'S
MEMOIR OF IRELAND, NATIVE AND SANoN, ana
not seeing advertised by any eher house, have puohea
the same in cheap but beautiful edition, Win sped
Likeness OF the great Llberaor its author compose '
tcenty fire cents Ii type aud elegantly prineo
The subscribers having with surprise iHosI
able and false statement, from Mcssr T. s. Cassefy SUES
who say they had copy exclusively roS the au'ne anu
,n.au I, publish tAe ,port tune OF osAsr al
orice do most solemny the pubic the or e"'
!, sen;a. containing ery ord Of sse Aastt'a copy aH
mn. syllable besides. second edition will De Puoished
morning Price 25 cents. liberal discount 10
the Trade. -...,;,.d
IN wasno for themselves alone that The Aeeans cameo
The victory over Bursoyne at Saratoga inSy @ ,r
W I,h as wel as for American freedom ne. was @ ,U
tence alone that Dumsurier defeated me a ,h
mappe. The Catholics of Ireland psrucipa1es ''s
-. pleased me Eagsh people. in general, 10 9rgs.
ali The ,s in Ih history They have pee, a Erass
ly pleased, 70 forgive themselves all those
from, sss P'-faee. -. .,r,h so
There never was people the face OF the earn n
cruelty. 50 bas~y, uniusty treated as las psoP.s Va
land have been ny the English GoveTnmen h,, rms,
There IS no person who will read ins eos - 80,
exclam with me, that people on The t2ce o, u
were ever treated with such cruelty as tbe lr'h
from The Hors'
GREELEY & McELRATH, ,lso Nsssau-s.
Iyrx1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

Il ARE You TROUBLED WITH FEELING oPpasssi.s -
DO YOU experiences iain; and dizzy SEN
satcn afer skiss strong exercise Are you ,asi5d WIN
gripping or spssodc pains in the stomach and ooweis
ToI ;vh some erucatiors ahd other symptoms OF
imperfect digestion! Have you dn hu; constant pain IN
your right side your shoulders! DO you e1pe
repce in the region kidneys
by shooting pains in the backi In one word 1a s
Of the SYMPTOMS which denote dsordsred state 81 ihe so
mach te bowels or the nerves! Ii the answer a,na-
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