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9teIlpuHlpstldllp 6u Jiellpiil'o'tl. put
8trfS @nuntp Sanf ;u Msabin9, IS
Ssntrs bittp iu Sslsfcnts, 9eiblrsen
@itD Snnf su Ditt6bur9, lln9an9bar
@olumbja &rlifsn 8sisuihaft, eclumbia I
@orlisle bitt1* Su @arli6ls, i
DcDlestaun Ditto su OcDlestaun, par
@aitcn btttc* Su @aiton, par
@rhangs Ditto gu ptttsbnrg, I
Certificate
pclt 0lcten
Grhan9e 3ipei9 SIT lplibnDsbur9, 7
Certificate
erie bittD ;il @rle, 9
Warmers II. 9ropsr5 ~ Wapnssburo. 3
DO ;abltar in eurrant Scnos s
SarmNr6 unc Ditto Ditto ju pjn6burN 9sbr.
SarmsrS uno Ditto DO. Su Sapstts So .9sbr
Farmers uno % su Srenealtle 9ctrceb
Sranflin Ditto iu 9Galbn9trn ii
Sarmers 8anf y. gudS @tD !. Srilfpl, par
8armerS Ditto BON qoncalfsr* gu eonealter 2
Farmers Ditto, ron 9tearin9* Su &sa. :
Ioarrisbur9 Ditto gu 6arrisbura, 3
ioarmcnp Snitituts Su eormpnp, un0anq.
jooneSpale Sanf ju S?onssbals, II
lountin9ocn Ditto ju S9untin9ron, un9ang.
Sundta otto iu seplStdun, un9an9
Qanfaltsr Do. iu 2anfniter 3
<aneater gauntp Sanf, gu <anealter T
Qebanon DO. ;u 2ebanon, .
Qumberman's op. su Warren, actrccben
Warrietta II. SuSqueb. SraoinaSo. unob.
Werbanta II. Manuf. Sanft pittsburN :
Certificate
O1etbanies Sanf, pinstura, betriia
Wonon9obela Ditto non Sraun6piQe, IL
Vctt 0lotcn 6
Miner6 Sanf ppn pptt6oiQe, bis 2
Iprtbern bittp bon ga. an Ounbaff, unob.
Jcrtbumbl. II. @plb. .gf. su Oeiltpn, unob.
&c. Weiteru Sf. p.pa. Weabepille, aeId,(.
9ten Salem DO. Sayette @auntY, betriio
Iprthamptpn Sanf 5u 9laentaln =
sc. s.. Delaw. Srilden 60. ;u g. s.. scihl.
Office Der Sanf ron psnnf. Soarr6b. 5 esbr.
Office DO DO qaneafsr 3 9sbr.
Office DO Do &saensb 9sbr.
Office to DO Cation B aebr.
3psi9 Der 8. Staaten* pittSburs, 9ebroeb.
%. DO. op. bu erie. bc.
DO. 30. DO. su 9sapsr Do,
Office Bet Sbuplfia Sanf, Yort @arbon b
9l9rieul. II. MaHnf. Sf. su @arlislc, 9ebr
Silper Safe Sanf ;u Mcntrcfe, aeIchlpG
SaplorSpliit Sslapars Srii6sn So. a 25
Gpwanba DO. gu Scmanpa, SO
llntcn oc. Su llnlpntaun, 9ebrpeb
@efmprelanb DO. ;u @reenstnre, 9efdlo.
Wilfesbarre Srilofen So. 81 @ilf. ungano
qSeif Sranb Sanf, QEilliamspcrt II
WDpming Sanf Su lSilfesbarre, 3
Oorf otto* gu Ocrf, 1-2
2)cu9bc9anY Sanf 5n perrDcpplis, un9ang
OteSlctrn bon ben nit q bessiebnctcn8ans
Fen werbea niebt in Ocpo(tt 9sncmmen aber
al ecn betrrtfsnpcn Banfcn aueasnchIelt.
Oic init teseihnct sctsn feiusNotsn aus
Selatpare.
Sanf p. .8tlmin9tcn II. .Sranosmin* t9Blm par
Sanf bon 9ela,pars* QSilmin9ton par
Sanf bon Gmrna, Smirna, par
tp DO Sneid, WSifforb, par
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2BertD Der Yanfnoten

2llle biejeni9en Vanfen, weld)e init ensm(@)
Stern bcssebnst iinb, baben entmsosr talibs
ODER um9sdnesrte 9ertsn bon psrfbisosnsn Ses
nennun9sn i'm ltmlaufs.
2lue init sinsm CD Sreus bejeitbnsten Sans
Fen ,paren fribsrbin 6fsntltbs 9spcItsSanfeh
9is Nptsn perjsnissn Sanfsn, tpslts mir
init einsm @soanfenifritbs II bejsibnsn,pers
Den BON ben Srofsrs nlbt an9enpmlnen.
penniplpanen.
Sanfen in philadelphia.
Jamsn. 9isecntp in YbilaS.
Sdnf BON Hprtb 2(merifa* par
0tcrtbern aibertis6" par
YsnnDlpania* par
Ysnn saunihip" par
Der Ser. Staat.' % bis 25
Commercial SanfI* bon Ysnnfplpanlsn par
8armerS Ii. Ns1anies Sonf par
0irarb blttct l2
@iraro Ditto (Stpbsn)* in pbil'a, ssitblpN
&snfn9tpn 30. par
Sen(lnatpn Sapn9 Snltituta =
Wlerebante 0ant pcn pblap. tetr9h.
WpYmenilng Sanft, par
Wanuf. 1t. Med3anicS par
Med,antcs Sanf in Vbil'a, par
Weanuel >ator 8anf (3 .QS. .0pott) 9etr.
Denniplpania Sapinss Sant tetris.
pbilaoelptta Sanf* par
Qbilabelphta Sapns Snitltut 9etrctbn.
pbilaeelpbia $oan Comp. %.
'penn 3clpnicbip Cav Sntt. =
Ntd,aros (Warf) 9ebrceb.
Scntbwarf Sapinas Sant bctrit9.
9bupltla @ap SnIttut scbroben
ShuDlfta Sanf* par
Scuthlparf Ditto par
8eitern 8ant par
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Serfs Gountp, #.

Sette 9ouhtG, i.
(@01 SD, benjamin 3ricn, prcs
( T.. =. }tbpnotar Der Court Don Common
-~ } Qleas in unp fir 8srfs @auntp
he5euae biermlt, paB ih nit oen natGbenanus
ten OTlcnen wobl bsfanut bin, ais Scbn
81. Soaer, Or. Sobn %. Sielter, O1atbias
q. Nitbaroe, eiq. 9Bill,am Nbcape, lcbt.
Sobn Oliller, gfq 0anisl s. Soae, QBil.
liam g. 91lllsr, Sobn s 9anttelo, 5enrp
Nboaos elq. Selir Seiicl, Or. 6icter s
Mnblenbcra, Or. Sacmcu ". Slrb, Or.
Sobn 3. Otto.
Hlle .Snraer BON Ncaelna Serfs @auntp,
pa. ccrcn Slamen oen povitebcnoca Ssuanlis
fen bel9cfii9t ltup, unb oab pcllcr Slau6en
psl oariu cntbaltcEen Nnempfeblun9en gegcs
ben neroen inaa.
Gum 3snsni6 peiTsn, bate ib bieruntcr
mcine ltntcrI6rift uno ras Sie9el cer tsIass
tsn Court blnsu9efist
Benjamin Tvfont protbonotar.
Neaein9 Qn9uIt l, 1889.
2Isenten fir Serfs Gauntv.
Clos uno Boper, Gretcr. BsnnepIae Griss
mcr, OIcpplAe. $aufs unb Slas, Sriercnss
bnra u. 81. glcaUer, DO. 8. G6bell, spelf.
Oallman uno Sarrct, $anal6lpamm. Gam.
SehL 8aumstaun. Sobn Ooeum, NeuItobr
Stride. spetsr Wsarquart, 2lmitp. 9aplp
Sbults, 6erefcrp. Samuel 3rsicbler 90.
Saecb srei6lcr, QDalbinston. G.&, ,@buls,
DO. s. nno 9. Scper, 8opUstaun. >. y.
0boaos, %. 81. u. Scnes, llnicnpille. 8
SeIser, <awren5biar 3. 9. S6ant, Ditto.
aepi 81. 8ilbert, S1en Berlin. 8. S. Seeb.
tel Setbtelspae 6cioenreib II. &us, Sues
taun. pster Snabt, Olcp. Gamuct >cbab,
sobabspils. Saecb Slsin 8crn. S.Stump
Steamanstann. wm. SiIhcr, 6eipstera
Samnel Woor, Stau6sbura. Sobn 6of
man, Sinfins Sprns. Q0m. 1t. 9. Sanpcr
fife, Domslebcrf. &ptt 8enicn, DO. Gam
W. Nlthans, Maipenerief. g. 8. Mobr,
Wlobrsbiae.
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NeiniQunos Sprup.

Die gisenIebaften bon Oatlsp's Neini.
9un9s. Sprup bon Sariaparlla, ais Nenis
ssr pes 8lutes, ltup i'm 4llsemeincn 70 wobl
betannt, oab es unn6tbis Vt plel Naun, aus
aufillen, I'm Die Scrtbeile III crtdren ole
purb Ieincu ScbraMcb erlanat ,pcrprn. See
Der Der ibn afbrauCbte, bat tle wpbtbdn9en
Neiultate erNbren uno ll!e empfsblsn es
NIT Dem pclllten Sertrauen. - Ner5te pom
h6bItcm Staupe in ibrcm Sat6e, Uerltbreten
lie ibren patienteu; pa lte telne ibacllte
SbriIe cntbdlt fcncern pon rrn mllbeitcn q;
her bod pirtiamiten pssltabiIii cbenWateri
alien suIammenaelest 1T, miro lte init 8sr
trauen barSeboter, ais pas blui9lfe II. lpirfs
befannt itf. Ser Gebraub BON nnr >penis
gen Slaibem teicnbers i'll pcn sSrhhln9s:
mcnatcn, miro Die enHetrncnite Sedsrun9
une Stdrtun9 ocs SpIteme er5rnaen unp
jepen Saamcn CUR &rantbcit crttlfen OCT
entttanprn fem mag, uub anlferoem Dem
&6rper Geiunpbeit unb Oluntcrfeit asben.
Sur Die Scllung BON 9ccrtula, sings
htcL Nbcnmatemue, 3ctter, splmpeln
pper Nusfahren bcr 6aut, peibe GrlhlpulS
tten, sSiteln, drcniidben 6utcn Afbma
&c. &C., 1tnp bic sablreitben Seu9nlte IN
Srlts oes llnteritbrtetcHrn uns lelner N9ens
ten, bon Aer3tsn uno Anpern, blnlan9llfb
Den ltnsIdubialten 5u ilberScnsen, pab rs cas
,pirfiamite aIler prcparate bon SarIaparll'
Ia 1T.
Gum 8srfauf, i'm Src6cn unb Slemem
lei Dem eiaentbhmcr George 10. Oafcley,
S(crp Ste Stra6c, i'll Neaoin9, Scrfs Gannt.
Geacins, ben ltten april 1889.
Certificate BON refpcftabelen 9euten f6n
nen in einioem Der Stobre naboeleben
tueroen no Die Meoisin su baben 1T,
BON welbtn Die fol9enoen einoe
iino.
SD bats Srn. 2bomas Oiebm's Samilie
fcit Den leBten Sabren bcrient, ,pibreno ,pe;
eber 3et id seIcaentlicb fir Die Srau 0icbm
fir ccn III chi9en crtificatcr ipibutem llctcl
Ucritbrieb, nit nur 9rrinacr $noruns.-
Sd babe icpe Iriatb su alautcn oab Die Q5is
perberltelluu9 ibrcr Gclunbbeit allein bem
@etraut6 bon 6rn. Dafclep's Ncini9unss
Sprup pcn. 9arlaparilla ;ujuftbrCibcH 1T.
Galomcn s.. Srtb, Ol. 9.
Neaein9, ben erttcn Npril 1850.
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NsaoinN Widri IA, 1943.

Geaon9, Wtdrj Ia, lS43.
6r. Oafslsp-Sb CLAUDE, oas s5 Yfibt eis
nss Sscsn 1T, allies 81 tbun mas in fsinsr
Mabt III, fir oas QSobl isinsr Mitmenfben,
uno oa ib libsrSu9snrs Sewsifs in msinsr Ga.
milis bate, BON Den wunbsrbaren @i9snibafs
fen Sbrs5 &sin9un96s BON 9ariapas
rilla, smpftDls ib bsnltlbsn gsipi0tnDaft alien
ssieenesn. 0Sir battsn bo6 lIn9lid Srpsl bon
unfern &inSsrn Su perlisren, burb oen 2lu5s
trub stsrnesr Buneen melds br 0sItbt &cpf
uno (oals bspedtsn, rbpobl mir siniss Der 9ss
fbidtsfsn Nerits gu ibrcr SsbanblunS batten,
mo als bsfanntsn Ntitta probirt battsn,
@wpain's Yanaesa nit ein9sfbrFm oDns
@rfoI9 Gin anbsuS msiner &nber purbs auf
tiefeIbs slrt bsfalsn ibr @s Ibt unb S2alS
war gan; bsostt; ber Nu5f1us war 70 fart
uno Die Sranfbsit Su elmer iclbsn locbe, oas
mir auf ibr qsbsn perSbstsn. Bon esr mum
terbarsn QSirfun9sn SbrsS &sini9un95 Sps
rupS, BON @araparitla, bSrsno, wuroen mir
bswc9sn iDn ju prpbirsn, ais bic Ietts Suf1ubt;
ct mirfts 9lsib Dem Mufs; Die @sibwurs fins
gen irslsiCb an ;u beilen ipeni9s Sottsln bratbs
ten iis Sur p50i9en @eiunrbeitt mslde ite feits
Dem ununtsbrcbsn 9enciftn. 2(ls elm &sniasr
ess SIutss, CLAUDE ifb Htsr bat is ibrss 9lsis
bsn njbt.
Sobn Mopsr Scbnsitsr.
Waunu6, nabe Der 4ten Giraffe, Heabina
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Oeutfbe uno enolifthe
SDrI6riften,

ssfo6tn BON G. y. gselmann, finb rpisbs
srbaltsn unb gum Ssrfauf in bisfer 9rudsrs.
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Sanf p. .Wtlmin9tcn .Srancsmin* tBilm par
Sanf bon 9ctapnre*, 0Silmin9ton par
Sanf BON Gmirna, Smirna, par
DO. DO. 3trs9, Wtlfore, par
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Sanfen i'm cSnnern oes Qonoes

Sanf bon allegheny, Su Ssrfcrp, lln9an9b.
Ssaper, 81 Ssaper, %
Smatara, iu 6ariSbur9, 9slbIciFn
BaiDin9tcn, Su QEaibn9ton, un9an9
@bambsrSbur9 81 @bambsr5burS, II
@cttSbur9* gu @stti5bur9, ,
Sittsbur9, 81 pitt5bur9, |
Susqucbanna 60. montrcie so
@bsitsr @auntD ~ QSeitdeittr, par
9slamors SountD* 81 @befer par
@srmantaun 81 Germantaun, par
Qemi5tam ;u GspiStaun, 2
Mfcclstaun Su NsippIetaun, Il
NNcnt9cmerp @r,* 81 NrrriStaun, PAR
Northumberland III Hrrtbuulbsrl. par
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18

The price OF bushcl 81 wheat now forty five
cents Will purchase all II would have done three 90
four years ago. when II sold at 81 10 81 rs
ZTHCSUiHC Aurora
This is the way the loco locos try to scduce the
people 'Hto continued support of their specie Fui
~ of anti bank humbug. II Is an assertion now.
ever. not founded on iict and in which there If,
not a hadc OIlrplh Are Oao b,u.is any lass alum
dart or SIN Ter diam thiy were four years of ug.y
No, The interest on them is more The farmer
then, who four years ago paid the lue of ten hush
els Of wheat at one dollar per hushel or ten dol
lar. i1r his portion OF the lax now pay The val
ne of % bushels aud fourth for the same tax -
VIII bis land grow any moro whea,-dnes when
require loss l,b,R M. Will dollar that COST.
more than twp bdshes Of wheat pay any rnure dehr
any more officers salaries, or bring any more fan,
Thing the farmer wants except such manufactures
goods the price Of Which has been brought down
by the tariff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18

ed capacity for making corn, Of course
the profits would be nominal. But ii
only made for family use Il will he
great saving and become when we get
"a the way OF making plenty Of molas-
SeS, an actual blessing 10 children and
negroes. Three days are sufficient to
grind up and make sixty gallons OF mo
loSSeS aud the work will come on at Il
season when the umo can be easrI,
spared. The refuse Juice is alone Walt
able for making most grateful beer and
good vinegar.
As to making sugar, Mr. Vaughan fail.
led IN The last year bur will plant Il
acres the present spring AMI TRY again
The supposed causes OF his failure
gave you IN my communication OF Octo.
DER last.
The corn | had like 10 have forgot Ia
mention, Is the common sort OF corn
planted and cut in the same manner as
any corn, wiki the exception Of MOVING
the shoots as they appear Mr. Vau--
han cut his corn as the fodder began Ia
80 EN-, al which time he thought lbe
juice would Le more apt to be maturcd
ct courge he stripped oil the fodder be,
tore he cut 1t. Cost Of Mill SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18

INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.-Mr George
Criuenden. SON ef the Hon. Crittenden. has
arrived at New Orleans from hi. imprisonment in
Mexico lie furnishes The Bee with The following
Items
Mr. Southnll, bearer Of dispatches to Mexico ar.
rived al Vera Cruz when CrrtIeuden left The
r falmouth was IN port awaiting the Isi payment oi
Inc Mexican indemnify. The prevailing opinion
IN MeIoo was that The payment would be ehectu
ated. II u confidently asserted that General Wad
dy Thompson was determined To demand his mss
pors aud leave The country ia the event Of the nom
payment Of The first insIalment,
Ii was also currently asserted that Santa An,
would DO invested with the dictatorship o Aicxico
by the JunIn.
SHY Two Te1nn prisoners were in Me1ico n.
mOng whom were Col Fisher, Geo Green G.nrg.
van Ness and ThUs Hatch. who were comoeIIeJ
I'd N"rh ~ The streets. exposed to oyery kind ~
yrahnical treatment Very lrue hopes Of their 70.
ease IRON captivity was enIer aned by their CrienI
Messrs David Morgan aud George c Harcb I,,o
Of The San Aniona prisoners, Who had esc,ncd
from The cnslle Of PeryIe arrived aso in mi, s,tv
yesterday Wy
- t accusation against President fTopsron of
sending letter 20 Mckee, declaring the e1oedi,or
Of ColoneIs Green and Fisher unauthorized aDJ
entitled TO The benefits Of tho AIer capiruaIo,ion
was lilly borne out 10y evidence obtained in NJ
ic'' and generally believed,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18

had followed me to the bedside, poor
hoiia, he leeiS but does not understand
his loss. lie has al ways been the com
panIon OF Henry, aud ne IS now one oil
his mournerS."
There came afterwards plain
carriage 10 take away little Henri i'm
has coffin, and his afflicted mother, \,
the gate of the grave yard my friend aud
| met the carriage. The sexton took
the coffin and proceeded. Ny friend
placed the widows arm with his own
and helped her onward, and 70 lowed
them, but not alone, poor bolla ioIneu
the llltIe precision and completed its
numbers.
he solemn service was performed by
my friend to the scauly congregation
disturbed only by the deep sOJs IF the
mother
AT length the sexton prepared to ill in
the earth; the angusheI mother ben,
over the little boy, and with heart zen
ding grief took leave of the last human
being with whom she could claim attn
iIy; she turned and moved 'owy away
Rolla paused, as ID in dOubt whe her to
follow the living or lie down and res,
with the beloved dead The widow
Remembered her faithful companion and
called ON him 10 iOilow.-EJii1 looked
IwlstluIly al the grave for Il time, and
then obeyCd' Heart broken, the widow
with her sympa;hising dog returned to
that desOiatc home, once made chez, rul
by the presence OF her husband ana her
child.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18
TIE SERENADE.

Twas ove-the sun had sunk heneulh the wave,
Hush'd in the ocean city the grave;
Beneath Tie luIiced bower of Beauiy bright
Near where yun palace rears IA lofty height,
minstrel Iukes his stand il hopes 10 mJve.
BY music power, The lady ofhIs love.
Look forth, my iaircst on The starlii night.
And bless Thy watching lnver's longing sight;
Let me but see thee smile, and hear the tone
Or TINT sweet VOICE, thou dearest. oveliest one
Happy" Great God. the assassin blade is driven
Up 10 the hilt-his veiy heart is nven;
Beside his late he falls, aud c zen in death
Clasps forth Bnnca's name with fleeing breath
Away tbs done! Now down the marble STAR
The maiden glides-Ihe night breeze slIrs her hair
Rar,ly had such face or form, ween,
In prlnccly hall or ladye's bower been seem
Ia sooth, she hardly seems OF human birth.
Or mortal mDuld-loo bright, IUn pure Tor earth.
f" AT thou not here my GiullUi Sure heard
Thy luic's dear tones, What, tIuan not IA wordl''
She pauses, shudderIng. for the muon's pale CLEAN
With silvery light, falls q dark red stream,
Its suIrce too sUOr she Sees where. in The shade,
Stiilrnlng IN death, her lovers form is lpiG.
Around his neck her she wildly filings.
Then through The air narrowing death shrek rings;
Lille golden cord is saa7'; on thu dear breast
Her anguIshed sPirII finds Tia wished for rest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18

70 The oh inst deSrucIi'e fire occurred AT Co.
s'''''a' = - early ~ The morning. The grocery
store OF Mr. James McCaHrcy, was set fire. IN !, ,b,
iTsi sl"ry, and before was discovered The aom..
na1 suGh Roadway. that the inmates were obliged
% ie' themselves out oflho upper windows. there
Oe"lg No olhsr mode Of escape The fame, possed
no'h"ardly so as 10 consume the dw ellinrs Of Mrs
lnIt onu Mrs Norton, and soulhwnrdly in di.
.o"aru VIC dwelling Of Mr. James Fleming,
consuming number Of small ,,,,. do, biIJ,. .
We names were stopped by blowing up tho dwell
nhg OF Mr. Fleming, by which Professor Twin. or
Souih Carolina College was very seriously. and 81,
Joseph shepherd. and Mr. Wheeler. were sIigb,I,
INJURED. The total loss is absut $40 900. Of which
one hsli IS insured in Hartford. Conn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18
From the New York Tribune.
MAY.
EY wIILIAM N. nrRITI.IT.

BY WILLIAM A. BURLEIGm
The sweet, volultunus May
Is here al leuslh-Ihrpdsh ali ~ sunny hours,
Over lite grateful earth 10 sprinkle lJNers
In beautiful array;
And rlolhe with deeper verdure hill aud plain.
Aud give the woods IheIs glory back again,
No bind whose swelling throat
Gulvcrs wrh song, or whuse eSIcuded wing
Fans the soli air, Ou: cLeerlIcr dpIh srug
Aud "u the breczcs H,dt
Olprs from blossoms winch the suns caress
u.Ih woke 10 hle IA ieid and Wilderness.
The shimmering suuiishl fall.
Ga mount and valley with softer sheen-
Aus The orchards ucWiy clu,hed an green,
Lit up their curuuuls
OF q 'wciS bright hucd; or. shaken toy the breeze
Ram fragrant blossoms IRON thousand trees.
The green and tender maize
Pieces the IN 81 steued mould. aud fro the air,
AuI irrn the sInshue, gathers .reus ia To darO
The suIY summer days
With care the farmer tends the fragile shoot
And, hopeful. trusts The future iUr hIs iruIL
Out underneath the SKY
Wnerc the tree vi .ds may toss hear sunny curls
FrOiIc Iue happy Cnibrcu-brys and girls
La sunless revelry.
While nature smiles, approving. on their play,
And lambs and birds with them Keep holiday.
All gentle things rciuice
la tho calm lUVeiIncss around them spread,
Green earth beneath The blue sky overhead
And With eTulItnt vu.ce
Pour their thanksgiving to the Loud Of all.
Who marks al Empires or a S,arrgN's iall.
Then welcome bonny May.
With thy soft sunshine ahd Thy fragrant flowers
Thy halmy hreezes and rhy laughing hours,
The glad years holiday!
Wuh grateful hearts thy presence will We bios.
Aud IN thy gifts reJoiSe " nh Ihankluuess
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18

i was rounliy asserted by the opponents Of a
'luii previous TO 'he passage Of The last tariff that
% would impose a tax on the consumer equal 10 the
amount Of revenue raised that the poor labJrer ami
farmer, were compelled TO pay the duty f,r the
benefit Of the manufacturer. How is u now2 -Four
hiihs OF oil The goods consumed this year, u On e
western country are American manufactures. and
Tho price Is SO much lower than q was in 1912 for
goods Of The sumo quality, that wo will venture 10
say has The single State Of Ohio hl, saved. by tho
reduction Of prices below thyso Of last year, four
millions Of dollars. We ask any man 10 count ug
what be- ca.ic,es las musIins have cost him This
yonrt and what lhoy cost ham Last year when there
WIS no tariff, and he will find wo have not over
estimated. Treat 30 aSyou will. and you will find
The saving brought to tho accou1, Of the tariff aH,,
aIL aud q few yoars Of such, will bring us general
property
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18
COVFDNOD pTrrrD

GOVERNOR BIGGER -Agroeably TO ap,int.
meni. Governor Bigger made his appearance bef,re
hls fellow citizens VigD, in our Cont bouse ON
saturday last AM we may positively assert. that
,ne impression made upon all who heard him was
highly favorable. We heard bul ono onipi,n ,Cta,
the address. That Gov Bigger has pcrC,r,ned ,lc
duties Of his high office, 50 Gar. 10 the s,t,sfactio,
OF al parties IS conceded by his opponents in poli.
ucs-aHd not disputed by Wings or Demncrots-
I e" meh-peFhaps not single one, can be found
'e"ef acquainted with the general pollty, and f.
"''''' "HiIrs "i the State. lie dwelt at large up.
gn our present condition.. and the public debt Of tie
Slaie-eXpressed his utter adherence Of any iJo,
| OF repudmiIon-bui confessed his IunbIfty rp ex.
pam any power ~ the people 10 nav either delhi ar
! ".'''S' during lho present dernnged and embarras-
sou to.Ii'ion oi ihc times. But. because we we're
"'' '''e 10 pay, The Governor said 10 did moi bv A.
"' means IoIoW That we could not pay nj all The
resources OF our slate had not yet bog1n To- deyel
~ ''''H'o' yes. lie spoke iavurably Of VIM Cost
Johnson plan Tor The rolicfoI Slate iuJabtaJ,.ss
According 90 his plan he believed Ir1i,r, ,,,,l.i
De entitled 10 about SG.OOOOOO. which with ohio,
'os'ul'es would place her 90 q position SOM 4,
cancel principal and interest Of her public dcbt
| W lue iocoiOcos, he thought they were Eaftcy
al making complaints, than in suggesting. and bcI,
/ ing 20 carry out plans Of relief liz ,lf,,g,,,I
were all good. lis views are all pr,cfc,I -,
ted TO the times and the circumstances of tb, 80,
h1frassmert by which We are surrounded Ia 90,
/ Bigger oil may be satisfied Of a helping hand. 81
( laf as The executive may have % iu bis power ..
s'i'en and ameIloraio The condition Of an onblr.
/ russcd poodle
Oh tariff and home protection no il decidedly ir
favor. Ills views on this subject were given nj
/ length and wo believe Co the satisfaction of ALL
But we cannot give bis speech iu dcraI. ybia
principles ore The principles he aHygrqtos and a, N
carry OUT And % such orc The measures ON y,b,rf
ihe prosperity Of iho county dcpcnds-we look f,t
me reelection oiGov BIggcr-aud cannot have d
doubt ofhis success by majority OILS Og1 80.
-Icrr1 H1ut Cour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-18

TRUE FEMALE NOBIIrY.-Tne woman,
poor, and Ill clad she may be, who balances her
income and expeudiIu'es-who Tolls aud sweals in
unrepiniug mood among her well trained children
aud presents Them morning and evening, as offerings
ni love 10 her husband, ia rusy health and chez rlu
cleanliness. Is the most exalted of her sex Before
her the Pruudest dame shall bow her head an,
the bliss of happy heart dwells with her forever
II there is one prospect dearer than another 10 IN
soul OF man-Il there is act mnre likely I,
bend ihc proud and inspire the broken heartfelt
Is for the smiling wife TO meet her husband a
The door with his host of happy children. How
II siirs up the tired blood Of an exhausted man
when he hears the rush Of many feet upon the stan
case-when the crow and the carol oi their young
voices mix al coniusion-and the smal,es
counts or sinks into his arms aRds; mirlhful shou
God! II was a halo from thy couulCnance tina
heamed around the grnup.-There was joy and
blesslNg there. Chambers London Journal