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, 1843-08-19

GARDNER, the man who stabbed Mr..
NlckliGe, underwent an examination in
Baltimore onthe lst inst, and was ac-
Quilted on The ground of insanity. He
was orderedby the Court to be placed
in the Stste's Hospital, there TO be con-
fined until he shall recover his reason,
of which The city court shall be satisfied.
, 1843-08-19

MURDER, MUrINy AND PIRKcy.-The
New Bedford Bulletin, ofthe 3lst ofJu-
ly, gives the following facts: On Sunday
about nine O'Clock, the sloop Fairhaven
of Providence, from New Bedford for
New York, when six miles south east of
Cuttyhunk, fell in with a schooner run
ming before the wind, all sails set, bat no
person visible on board. On boarding
her, found one anchor out with a short
scope, long boat gone, hole cut in the ca
bin floor with an axe, Captains trunk
broken open and riled, seaman's chest
gone, and the schooner scrttled, with
considerable water in the hold.
She proved TO lie the sch'r Layinia,
from Alexandra, whence she sailed July
lst, with a cargo of corn, flour, &C., for
Augusta, and a market in the West In
dies. The following is a list of the Of
Ulcers and crew: L. h. Dearborn, master,
Walter Nicholl, mate; ]. Johnston, cook,
and David Babe, Wm. Webster, George
Mathews, The last regular
eLtry, in the log book, was the mates
hand, under date Of July 10Th.
= small book was found in the cabin
containing a few entries without sigma
ture, in which it is stated, that on the
evening of the 18th of July, the captain
and mate quarrelled and fought on deck,
and rolled or swept overheard. The in
ference however is, from the state Of the
vessel, &C., that the officers were mur-
dered in a mutiny Of the men, but the
transaction remains shrouded in
mystery.
, 1843-08-19

TENNESSEE ELEcTIoS.-The Nash
vile Union ofthe Slh inst. says:-"Gov.
Jones is reelected. His gain as far as
heard from is a few hundred over his
majority of lS4l; and we do not think
the returns yet to come in, will alter
materially the aspect Of things.
"We are not only beaten but disap-
pointed; yet arc we neither cast down
nor destroyed"
As far as heard from, eight Democrats
and six Wings are elected 10 the Senate;
nineteen Democrats and twenty-four
Wings 10 the House Of Representatives.
1t is possible the Democrats will have a
majority Of one in thc Senate, but the
Wings will have a larger majority in the
House, and consequently a majority on
Joint ballot.
, 1843-08-19

Gen. Ca>s Was nominated for the
Presidency. at Washington, Indiana.
at a late Democratic Convention held
at that place.
Pentice OF the Louisville Journal,
aIludes TO the President as ".John Ty-
Ter, President By The wratk Of God"
, 1843-08-19

ISpIASA ELEcTIoS.-We have only a
few additional items of intelligence from
the Hoosier State. The Illinois Regis
ter says: "An endorsement on the way
bill, from Terre Haute to-day, says
'Whitcomb, dem, } is elected Govern
or-McG aughey, (Whig,) 10 Congress
from the Terre Haute district-and Dow
ling, Hoges and Garre,, Wings, to the
Legislature from Vigo county,. Dow
ling is a Tyler man, we believe"
Robert Dale Owen, Democrat, is el-
ected TO Congress from the district here
tofore represented by Mr.. Profit.
In the Floyd and Harrison District,
opposite 10 Louisville, Maj. Henley,
Democratic printer, is elected TO Con-
eress, over ]. L. White, the big gun Of
Whigcry. Harrison county elected Nc
Rea and Safer, Democrats, 10 the LegiS-
lature. In Floyd county the Democrats
elected seven of the nine men on their
ticket. The Democrats of Floyd are a
noble band of brothers.
, 1843-08-19

A Treaty Of peace has been conc!ud-
cd between the Sioux and Chippewa
tribes Of Indians, under the auspices OF
the United States. a feeling of hOstili-
~ has for long time existed between
dLese tribes.
, 1843-08-19
BY order al the President,
NJ. c. HAMILTON.
Acting Secretary "f War and Marine

Acting Secretary Of War and Marine.
Capt. Cooke proceeds 10 detail the
reasons which opera'ed upon him, in
determining to Msarm ihi. band of
Texans. found encrnaclring on Anne
rican soil, and commissioned I" mnr-
der, and despoil our citizens and ,hnse
Of Il friendly foreign power Of their
hard-earned property. Having come
10 this determination, he informed
Mr.. Snively OF his views-ihat they
were in The United Slates-tha IA al.
though It had not been surveyed and
marked. j, was generally agreed that
the line struck the river above "the
Caches" while some believed the
line to be as high as Chouteau's island,
60 or 70 miles above "the Caches;"
and that no power in its warfare q.
, 1843-08-19

HNws of the elections in Illinois,
Kentucky, Indiana, S Tennessee. la en-
fromthe Reporter, will be found in
another COLUMN,
, 1843-08-19

At latest dates Mr.. WickliGe had So
far recovered from the effects of his
wound as 10 he able TO leave for Wash
ington City.
, 1843-08-19

A SEDucTroN, ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,
AND NOBLE REscUE.-The following
account of 4 distressing occurrence.
which we find in the New York Cnu
rier. we sincerely hope, for the honor
of the Navy, may prove 10 be exagge-
rated:
On Thursday night. between ten
and eleven o'clock. Il shore boat row
ed BIZ one man, and containing a
vounC female, came alongside the U.
5. ship Independence, lying off Ellis
Island. and on hein- hailed. The ie-
male desired to know if Midshipman
-. was on board-On being an
svefed in the affirmative. she insist
ed upon seeing him, but the officer Of
lie deck. told her it was impossible.
as not only the regulations, Of the
,hir, tot the rules of the service for
bate il. She urged. implored and
! entrca,ed. tut tie officer. actuated by
a ST, I'm sense Of duly. was sill com
PEELED to adhere Ia Iii; original reso'u-
lion Of refusing her admiltance on
board. Finding that he was inexo-
rabIe, the young gill. without n mo-
ment'> thought. sprang from tie boat.
in which she had been standing, and
suuk. A seaman who had been stand.
uu ia tie fire chains. listened TO the
rIri S rurveis Nor. SAM her make the
spIiau and a> she t, ached tie wafer
ie sprang overheard after her, and Il
lew luslv strokes brought him Ia the
spot us she rose. He seized her. and
hold,ng her up, The sh"re boat drOp
red alongside of them and look in
the unfortunate giri and her gallant
preserver.
The officer of the deck had her
brought on board, and surmising that
something extraordinary must have
occurred 10 induce The female Ia 1T,
tempt suicide, lie sunmond the first
~lieutenan'. Wien lie reached the
deck he drew from her a history of
the causes which brought her ou, n,
rhat hour of the night in such a place.
aud and it was one of love, conf
dence, ruin and subsequent deser-
ton.
The Midshipman who was the
cause Of the poor girls troubles was
called on deck. aud being confronted
with her. was al once re~cOgniAed.-
What steps the first lieutenant then
took With the re.reant officer we are
ignornt of rs yet, but the Yong ulrI
was sent on shore. HAVING first given
her address. with Il assurance that
full and ample %inestice should he done
as soon as the Commodore arrives.
, 1843-08-19
sowHns-Green, Aug. 10, 1913.

There has been nomaterial change in
the markets ince our last publication.
, 1843-08-19

KENTUCKY EIEcTIox.-Mr. Thomas
son, Wing, is elected in the LOUSY lille
District; and the Wing candidates for the
Legislature in the city of Louisville, re-
ceiyed an average majority of about 400
votes.
In the Lexington Congressional Dis
trict Garrett Davis, Wing, is elected by
a majority o abOut 500 over, Mr.. Wick
life.
|. Lynn Boyd, Democrat, is reelected
in the Southwestern District.
In the District opposite 10 Cincinnati,
Col. Tibbatts, Democrat, is elected BY a
very decided majority over Maj. Wall,
Wing.
In the Bardstown District, Mr.. Stone,
Democrat, is elected.
In TIE Bath District, heretofore repre-
sen,ed ty Mr.. Andrews, Judge French,
Democrat, is said 10 be elected.
1t is possible the Democrats may have
elected another Representative from the
Adair District, and if SO, Kentucky will
be represented by five Democrats and
five Wings.
, 1843-08-19

FnoM FLoRrDA.-A slip from the Sa-
@vannah Republican Office brings news
from Jacksonville, East Florida, TO the
29th ult. a correspondent says: have
no doubt You will be astonishcd when
inform you that business has been so ac-
tive lately, that n pound offlour cannot
be raked up in all Jacksonville.
, 1843-08-19

HEMr.-A correspondent of the LOU
isville journal says: - saw yesterday a
gentleman, once a cultivator Of Hemp,
and now deeply interested in that staple,
who has Travelled through a great part Of
the hemp region in this State, and who
has made many inquiries as TO the grow
ing crop. He is of the opinion that the
crop will not exceed, Per acre, half an
average one; and as tie crop of last year
was an extraordinary one, ii follows hat
the present crop win net be half equal TO
that. This is deeply TO be regretted, in
|asm1ch as the consumption is rapidly in
lcreasing." From the hest information
Be can gather, the prospect is equally
fseouraging in this state.
, 1843-08-19

@TaEAsuRT NorEs.-The following
amounts OF Treasury Notes were re-
deemed in New York city, from the
LIST 10 the e8ih ult., viz
By the Bank OF America, Sl.726.50o
Merchants Bank G50.533
Bank of Commerce, 8e9,022
, 1843-08-19
S2.4O9,O55
Total,

BY the above statement 1t appears
fhat about half the outstanding A.
mount TO be redeemed has been sent
, 1843-08-19

ILL,so,s ELrc7,ox.-In the FIRST dis
,rict the majority for Smith, Democrat
over Morrison, Wing, is estimated by
the Bellville Banner, at 1900.
In the second district, McClernand
Democrat, has o majority Of upwards Of
5000 over Casey.
III the third district. Mr.. Ficklin,
Democrat, is said to be elected BY a small
majority.
In the fourth district, long John Went
worth, Democrat and printer, is elected
In the fifth district, Judge Douglass,
Democrat, is elected by a majority Of
about 300. This is u glorious triumph
In the sixth district. Hoge, Democrat,
is elected by majority of about 1000.
In the seventh district, (~including
Springfeld) Hardin, Wing, is elected by
a majority of 654. The Register says:
This is q meagre majority, indeed, in q
district, every county of which gave a
majority for Harrison in ls4o." 1t also
SAYS: 'Illinois remains where she was
and where she will ever stand, by the
side Of liberty, equal rights and just leg
islation, and opposed to Federal Coon
Whigery in ali its phases"
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-06-27
CUR unterbaltuus unO Selebrun9.
Dos tamatiiGstbol.
[gine seatnee.7

ST oies oer rebte We9 nob 9ultou !?
fra9te iO einen iuneen. ldnolib wobloe
fleioeten Wann, Den ib ouf Der eanoitra
be antrof. "ei9cntlih nibt !" erwieoerte
ct; "ieoob, penn Sic einioe tauieno
Sbritte NIT mir 8eben wotlen. 70 nil ib
Sbnen Den ndbifen uno belten gSe9 oa
bin sei9en.'' Sreunolib nabm ib oos
Gr5ieten an, uno ifrebte ra1b in ieiner
8eeleitun9 oortpdrts. 8ato pertraute itb
meinem SGbrer. oo6 ib aus Dem Wei.
len entfernten Stdotben @.-fomme, um
einen aIten Sreuno, Den preoioer Sebner
in 8uitau, 3u beluben, uno bauptidblib
aus Der Qbfibt oiele 8ubrcife unternom:
men babe, um meine& &enntnihe in oer Sos
tanf 3u errpetern. uno au0leib Die piel.
'fab oeprielenen. mir nob unbefannten
Gei5e oieisr 9ebir9s9e9eno fennen Su ler
nen. "QSenn oa5 oer 3ped SDrer Steiie
it," meinte Der eonomann, uwenn Sic
feltene pflansen fuben, uno Die fb0niten
ober aub suoleid fur6terlicbfen @eeen=
ben ieben poQen. fonnten Sic feinen bel=
fern @ee finoen, ale Den ieeieen.
Inter Die ipunoerbarifen Dflan3en bies
fer Geeenb oeb6rt cine bod emporeeiboie
iene Diitel. Die auf elmer wtlten Ste0e
bes unelddstboles iippie sebeibt.
Ounoert Sbritte rines I'm iie blGbt
Feline 8lume. feimt fein @rosbdlmben !;
fein Sbmettcrlin9 bublt um ibre 8lGtbe,
feoer 8oeel permeioet. tiber ibr ;u freilen,
unb felbft Der Waulwurf mag in ibrer
yedbe feinen ,6iieel perfen. Ssiemauo
maet es ibr elm Slatt 3u rauben; penn
webe benz oer BON ibren Oornen perlebt
mirb! 6eiBer uno brennenoer pallt ibm
bas 8lut, Die Sinne peroeben ibm. be-
nuBtlos inft ct bin, uno nimmer ftebt ct
wieoer auf. Sour oer Sturm fbeint ibr
befreunoet; ftet6 weilt er bel ibr. uno pie
oas liebenbe Mdbben iib eft Dor Dem
@efoie oes feurieen Siinelines suriidsiebt,
BIT, bann fib beftie an ibn fbmieet, oann
ipieoer iiber ibre eeioenibaft au eebieten
psrfudt. uno es oob nidt permae, 70
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-06-27
S$sgBnssewae5Gte &3iegtersteGfe,
fest;,lfrieDenbeit.

2Sle? On oernilnIhett Den Stanc, ben bir
96ttlbe QBeiebcit
Selbtt error llno febnsit6elf pu Dir, falls
irgeno eiE gn9el
oIeb> 'pe9In bit tesehrlt, perieFen pcllts, oein
SIasen
2SHrSe iobann bcrtnmmen 8 Sreunb, 70
tennit oil oieb ielbf niebt!
YSabrlitb nu ,pJrpett BON einem Olpmp gum
ancern bltb ipunIeben;
Seber Scr5us Der Nnberu errpefte Die feblas
fenbe Rlase.
1Ser, Star fsiner 8esisrten i'm 96oob
bes iroiben >sbens
Sltb bic Vube bureb llnsesulo rautt, fir beu
fam bic 2tQmaebt
Stlebt 9snus 2SeItsn erl6afen. CT mag Ite
ltet felber ertrdumen!
5aIrt pn tle ielisen @eittcr oes 5immeIs nrr
oarilm fir felis,
2Sell lts ftb6nere Spbaren be,pcbusn? ? 9u
irreit: 9ie @sele
Stlmnet niebt unrrrmsislie6 mit du6cril
0insen 3nlammen.
Seine lStt TT 70 fh6rb ba6 nitGt per itus
nutb Ite fh,pdrStc;
Nur Die tob're 3useno Der36ttert bic 1Spn=
ne ber eu9el.
$aB bir bic menltblicbe 3usenc bas Slnf bes
Oltnfben 9cipabreu.
Sect babt ibr Scnncnftbein unp Iebtns pars
me Gage,
2Sie ibr seiplnfbt: ootb nur Elm paar
5n plel, 70 ipiro oer 9ennenI ein aur plase,
2Sle Jlln9it bet Gessn mar auf belTsn @u6
ibr nun
Ddt Sebmer3en barrt. Cub immer rett ,u
tbnn,
ST fbwer. Illsin ole 1Belt - bic orebt in
ibrem Sreiie
Gid unbsfilmmert fort, unb Ger, Der mitten
brin
itn(thttar tbrcnt, llno einsn src6sn @inn
Sirs 9an5c bat, re9iert's natb 1einer QBeiIs.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-06-27

Niemano lib ibnen ndbere, oer freb ibre
Nube fore. leote ife in Die Sldtter uno
Oornen oas fnnlos mabenoe, t6otenoe
Gift. Seit oieier 3eit lbuet bic pflan3e
oos @rab Sttonins, Der ielner treueneiebe
tpeoen farb. uno t6otet uno brinot l1ns
elicf Dem, Der BON ibr beriibrt piro."
8dbreno Der gridbtun9 oieies Wdbra
den5 batten mir cine beoeutenoe Nnbobe
erreidbt, bon no man binab ouf cine rel=
aenoe @e9eno fab, Die rings BON grim be-
pabienen Bergen ein8elbloiIen par auf
oer linfen Seite oer 2(nb0be ifano elm Bee
bemooftes fteinernes &reu5, uno balo bee
mertte ib, oab Elm fbmaler Subifeie oanes
ben in cine oibte 8aloune fiibrte.
uSeben Sic" rief mein ieltiamer SUBJ
rer aus, .oas 1T oas erwdbnte fbone. abcr
furbtbare Sbal. Semerfen Sic bort in
oer Serne oas freunolide 6aus, bon oeien
Sen,feri6eiben ieet Die Sonne Surufs
itroblt, oob es lbeint, als ftdnoe oos Sns
mere in Sammen uno erfennen sic auf
oer anoern Seite, oibt an Dem Sabe, Den
NIT 5erbrobenen 3ieoeln uno groe aneez
fu(lten 6aufen 5pifben ibwors9ebronn=
ten Salfen, seriplitterten Srettern uno
perlofen ffebenoen 8aubfdn9en? Oort
ifano nob Dor fiinf Monaten cine Bof=
iermible, Die Den reiben Seiieer reiblib
erndbrte. @enn Sbnen, mein 9erp n,ein
reoietiees Meien nibt mbfdQt. 70 er3dble
ib Sbnen cine 8e9ebenbeit, bon BET ib
oenaue &unoe babe uno tbeils Iueendeuee
mar.
Sin perm6eenoer Mann. Namen5 Co.
rens Sroube. 3oe Dor Swei Sabren aus Bet
Teitoen3 bierber, uno baute iteb bort fein
Suftbaus, Inn oarin Der Hube uno Der
Qnmutb oes eanolebens 5u eenieben.-
Sein dlteifer Sobn eubwi9, oen feline
Neieun9 aur Grlerune Der eanowirtbz
fbaft eetrleben, beeteitete ibn bieber, UNI
3ueleieb oes 8aters 9arten uno Deter su
beite(en, tpdbreno Der iinoere Sobn Inz
ton in oer 6auptifaot blieb, um ouf Der
boben Sbute feline 8i0enibaft ansju=
biloen. uls oer 0oooen oelb mar uno Die
Sirnen 5u reifen beeannen, belubte Qns
ton oen fbneeoelodten gater uno Den ems
iteen Sruoer !; ober-ndre ct niernals 9e=
fon1nen -
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Gdenifeber tiber ben ltnter9an9 BET @elt.
2uoe. - @ann ater bic 8elt unters
| iebt, 100 iebt ie oenn bin2
Ssante.-Oenn iebt ie su Srunoe.
cube. - TN penn ie MI 5u Srunoe
ieianien is, pat is oenn2
Nante,-Oenn is e uf'n Srunb.
cube. See tpenn ie aberlbt uf'n
Sruno is, ipot oubt fen oenn2
Nante. - Denn iebt ie su Gnoe.
Cube 8enn le oberfbt nu oob
5u Gnoe is
Nante. Denn iebt fie ant andre
@noe.
euoe. e.-Sa is benn nod cen ANDRES
Gnoe? .......
Nante. baafsfopp! $50 piue
Gnoen bat oenn eene 8urlbt2
CUBE. - 3tpee. ......
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lpobl mebr ipie me 8uritbt. &enn nu
Gene 8uribt lbonit swee Gnoen bat, ,piro
bob De 8elt oob tpobl sipee ooer noeb
mebr baben.
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Martinsbur9b paro por &ur5em elm ST.
ldnoer, oe1en geame unbefannt 1T, BON
einem Mdoben, Snianna 8asoner, erz
ibofen. Sic benuste eine NIT 5fpel Sus
9eln selabene piffole; beioe 9ln9en benz
l1n9lddliben bur6 ben 0hfen uno perz
tpunoeten Jpn 70, oab man an oer Mo9=
libfeit feiner 8ettuns 5peifelt. Das
Mdoben 1T sefdn9lib einse5c9en uno
Giferludbt pirb als &eranla1un9 oes
Moroperfubes an9e9eben. u. II. n. Welt.
8enn Bolfen auf oer Seele fisen: 70
bat BET @ie Mube our65ublieen.
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3a5rsans 4, sanae 8#mmer 1919.
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q consisting Of The Gollowirg ar,icI 3. French
C"!"sne ia small and large boiles. F"rida aud H,-
Uey Water; Lavender and Rose Water; Aiacas,nr
Oh: Bears OIL; Ph,lIon Oil; and a large assortment
oi sosIs such n We ors To let tunp. Floating snap
expressly for hahT &. Wind,or Patent soap; also a
g"od. Or would have 50 d, the best assortment Of
Shell SIDE. mad Tuck cunts ia the city. Buffalo
Tuck and Side combs. md Horn Tuck uni SIDE
combs Of different patterns. which will be sold !ow
lar cash; by the single one d. zen. A. an sole
Ageni "i Comb Manufacturing osiahl ishment
'hInk can sell combs lrIle cheaper than any rs.
'nhishmcni IA the city. You wh" with buy Will
please give the call. Recoeci, they ore To be
:Dund nj p o FAIRCE{LDS al No I39, Main a
Wheeling.
CIorks ord watches repaired NJ shori notco.
god assortment OF WATCHES AND JEyVELRY
sI"a.S on hand. which al he sod cheap tor cash
few Infant Hair Bushes uf the I.csi qIaIuv.
jos' received from the Ganuiaciory and for sale low,
jan IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
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sHERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER.

HEUAATISM Lumbsgo. psia and weak.
IL Ne . IN the back. IONS. side, necA. br "a 81
or limbs elect Ialiy cured byu In coughs and
nNer complaints they Lhord astonishing results
worn on the io"er part of the spiae. they cure
me pl!es. aud Oh the hack Of the necks OF
chlcren ,eething viii give immediate relief
Several persons have called nc the W aIeh use
10 express tner surprise and thanks, At the al g
mort miraculous cures these plsst.rs have ef
fected
Jos w Hoxie, Esq. wh ad been so afflicted
WIN Ineumat'sm, as TO be unable 10 dress him
sen without asslstaacs was enabled after YEA r
inS Vi e only night. 20 get up alone In The NOR
Ming pat on ms clothes ana cali at our Offices
win eyes oeaming with Joy aud his Tongues
pouring forth the Il tdness Of his heart nt the
sedden lnd signal reliei he had received IRON.
this best Ct all remedies
Dir Dasii Williams, Of Elitsketttown n ]
an old Revolutionary soldier was 40 afflicted
with rheumatism chat he could scarce nelp him
self these plasiers eatiTe'y cured hgn I.S Price
cniy IL Cents plast4f and - ich MOI on,
M axes them the hes, but tl,e eaU, al pI,st.,
IN The world. Remember that
For sale Wholesale and Refill bv
OLIEEK PRYOR,
nov lT-4'n Sole a cent fer WherIt,r