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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

I THonAs CHSYsr.L Will address the Four
iseuth Ward Clay Club this evening at the Broad
wa, House.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
Hon. MUSES. II UININ4NLIt
Jtre Presidents.

Y.ee Presidents.
STxpHrS WHITNEY. J. VAS ALLxN.
EDWARD PRIME. WILLIAM ApEE.
ANDREW FOSTER, HENRY RuGoLEs.
PAy1s E;1s Fo14Ka p 19pES RtrhsS RtnhRS : WsnANs
Wm. II. AsrlNwALt SAMrhL srAEks
SIMKoS DRAPER. Jt AnRAhAM rAKpoN,
GroRox IRELASp ions HAGGERry.
EobSSr HysIop SrEPnxS CoNNovER.
RoBrKT b. MINruRS, GEORGE BRUCE
WiLLtAa b. CROSBY WIILl,M ". Tom.
JANIS w. l)oMiSICk, SAMUEL hlPF,
JOSEPH n. LoRp, pkrkR GAssSER,
TiMoTHv. Wn,rrEMoRr, ions Il: HUeris
WILLIAM MANpEvlLLK, SchuRKM.N nAtsrKp'
ca.Hlrs cax,E EsSGMWS G. MWSn.onr. D1s falaTisFfsstl.
WWll.s Wllll.s i l. G1sa G.IHss. f S%Krqssp kssrr.
JOIN CoNoxR l.. Il. WARD
}Snn E@Rr iBslsx; B.xxs. Bss5aSis ss3ssls G ;SrrKs
SSssr SasTs HrsSs R,s%c,p fEsask AFsxsT DDo.s fSS
PErER G. sruvvKsAsr. GEoNes b. SMITH.
PHILIP HoSr. WALpkoS Is fosr
Aspaosr spaos '.''' LaMs. MilliAN SASt, JOHNSON.
JoSAraAS ii RANSOM NEHEMIAH WATERBURY,.
ANDREW LOCKWOOD. DE pETsrxR oepkS'
NORRIS hETChUM, Joskfh it'hhH'
Secretaries
GnHKlrs sl A. sTkTscS ,rmoNAST e GMAkpAvorSr
JANIS i.xyrkRrs. AspRKw Nousr.
STxPHrS kANx. DARIUS tEkkf
JAMES DIvoE. hicHAkp :. ihkMAS
A~nprv Jopn,S NiLLlAN Il. HuABERl.
GroRor Cipns WAsHISGroN SMITH.
RoBEkr ELpER. FREpxRIcK \; CoNckLiSe'
RASpoIpn BRASr, WILLIAM a. fREEBoRN.
JOHN CoGkR. Jr
Mr.. GRlNNELL, on taking The Chair, was greet
cd with three cheers by the mighty gathering OF
his political friends. In few words, which
came warm and glowing from the heart, he alIu-
ded to the noble Cause which had brought them
together, united them band of brothers, and
inspired them with faith, hope and courage. lie
concluded by iehcitous reference to CLAY and
FRxLINaHuYsEN, whereupon the air resounded
with enthusiastic shouts.
JcHs c. HAMILTON, Esq. then came forward,
and, in behalf of the New York Delegation, sub
xnitted repor, in relation to the proceedings OF
the Syracuse Convention. He said nc was
proud of having been selected as the organ OF his
political friends OH this occasloa and still proudei
that the duty had been assigned him OF announc-
ING that the Syracuse Convention had nominated
MILLARD FILLMORE and SAMUEL }.
WILKIN, for Governor and Lieut.. Governor OF
the Empire State. These honorable names were
of themselves almos. sure pledge OF victory IN
the coming contest. The edict had gone forth
Wing principles were once more to triumph over
all opposition-the People had risen in their might
they had willed, and it would be done. At the
conclusion of his report, the meeting gave nine
tremendous cheers for Fillmore and Wlikin.
NATHANIEL B. BLUNT moved that the report
submitted by Mr.. Hamilton be accepted. This
was carried by acclamation, when the enthusiasm
OF the meeting broke forth again in nine hearty
cheers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

EPISCOPAL CosrESrIoS.-ii any oi on rearrs wHh 70
know why proceedings Of this body are not reported our
columns those similar bodies have been heret"ore we
answer because Reporter could not obtain seat
within the Bar Other eccesnsca bodies have extended to
the Press all ueedul facilities for correct abstract
proceedings :ur they OF general ntefe ana
have gladly usaied ourselves of their courtesy by publish
ing bret reports. Some time Were chidet 10y an
Epcupa correspondent Tor rescne 10 notice the donE' ol
the public bodies connected with hr Church whe those OF
others were appropriately reported Ia the particular case 10
winch he -vrred had information that meeting vas
10 be held but learning TINT Annual Convention ot TIE
Diocese Of New York would meet the present week. wei
solved that all ground Of this score should be re
moved Our Reporter accordingly weLt to the Convention
being permitted To take sent within the bar he could
only gam imperfect knowledge oi what WIS gong on by
standing IN place impossible To hear distinctly
one ha sa and where he subjected TO consan
interruption by the noise and confusion oi the crowd
QuARREL.--A correspondent Of the Syracuse De.
lnocrat saws" Great excitement VAS created
around the Syracuse House on Friday evening, hy
collision between Dir. Rust and Mr. Farmer Ed-
tor OF the STANDARD. ltappe4rs that there has been
FOR some time past hostile feeling toward each
other with these gentlemen, aud, on Mr.. Farmers
going into Rust's last evening, they were by some
words ,hat passed between thembToushi 10 blows
New LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKErs.-A new
Line of Packets, consisting ot the ST George the
Pacific and 81. Patrick, about 10 be established
between this port and Liverpool.
-F5e There was severe gale nj the Weston Sat
urlny last. At Rochester the political poles sIa-
rained damage Al Buffalo canal boat belonging
TO the Fulton Line, having on board some LOU
bushels wheut iol Troy, sunk IN the haIbor by the
precipirate falling of the creek. Ii was 'nsured an
hour before. A cottage was blown down. The
brig Queen Charlotte parted her moorings and was
thrown on her beam ends.
LAuNcH-A beautiful steamer, called the Alhe-
ma,e, was launched in fine sly from the Novelty
Iron Works Yesterday morning, between and
o oclock She is owned by Messrs. q. +. Anderson
Il CO., of this city, and Is intended to run from Nor
folk. Va, through the Dismal Swamp Canal, into
North Carolina, carrying freight and passengers.
Express
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

Guerlaln.. Lubln'.. Pre-
vos,'s. Edess. Patey's. Rous.
Sc. oil Phi:adelyhia German
Cologne. Bay Water. &c.
SOAPS
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-25

TERMS.-Two dollars rer annum in advance-Two dollars
and half yeayand not paid before the end OF
he year. dollars and half Those who receive their
papers by carrier stage drivers employed 10y the propre
itors, will be charged l. cts. per year, extra.
No papers discontinued until all arreatages paid, except
ri the option Of the Editors.
Advenisemenis exceeding square Sixteen llnes)
inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
feEery subsequent insertion larger ones IN proportion
ltoeral discount will be made to yearly advertisers
JA letters addressed the Editors must be post paid
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EXTRACTS FROM THE
Speech Of Mr.. Stewart, of Penn.
IN DEFENCE or
rC EU nv nv Ep n Ey NJ
IN DEFENCE OF

Dcl.perea IN the House of Representatives. Of The
y. S., March l3, 1914.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22
TO sol rHEBN AID WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22
SALE OF FURNITURE &c.

DN vlrtUe Of a Decd d Trust lr0n Greg0rY
ID Sucker 10 me-, dared thu fl,h day Of June,
ISL, aud recorded in the Clerks Office of the
county court Of Ohio county, in deed book o..
auction. at the store of Hall & W'ekhanI, on
Market square, in the city Of Wheeling, on
Wednesday, the DIST day Of August newt three
Feather Beds some Bedslead1, one Bgrean, two
Settees, some Chars, Two Side Tables, one
Wardrobe one Cupboard, some Pictures and 9th
err articles of Household Goo : and Furniture
transferred to me by SAID deed
nug6--ts DANIEL. LAME, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

ENARM FOR SALE-The Subscribers oilers
acres ' VIII n " .renm hrong6
each heId-lays well for cultivation, and IN a
high state of unnroycmenl under good fencing.
There Is about 50 or 90 acres clcarei land, the
two story dwelling house with a back binding,
with other ON houses AID a never failing spring
of water near the kitchen door There "a an
ahundau' of fruit trees consisting Of choice
eneralted Apple, Peach, Plum Cherry de.
The above farm - situated ! mile west Of s.
ClairsVllle, ON The National foar and - null
from LloydsvIle, Belmont county, Ohm. For
further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on
the pIemlses. JAMES PRYOR. or IT
Jun OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

Inc SouhefR Mail 10 Baltimore, from Nes
Hssn'' ssan failed from beyond Augusta, con,s.
n''y We are again enable 10 furnish further
1sm from Alabama.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

'asn were l"o 'ires Ia Boston Oh sunday morn.
"' dsslrytng p or 80 buildings, aoI about
''nsnenls Loss from s5D,g0O 10 500 600. Il
|ns'hs work Of iucendiaros.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

THE MISSOURI ELECTIONS -rae only 81.
IDus pape bi contains any estimates Of The MI
pun slecOn' The Ml,s5uran Of Wedn. sdag. lbc
|py" Of the Beaomaas It e.Imates The maI5uy
y hs 'hards 90 The neIt Legislature, al | l IA tte
House and : IA The seRnle, II arm, es at this re-
hlin this way The counties hearl fr,m hlee
|skeed Al Hard, 10 Whss, aud , s5ns, and lllh.
|enaning fifteen counties all elect llard,, then Tn
usH' will have mai rly, List year The Loco
|sSs najonIy wa, according 10 The Repor er, over
~ The vote r Governor. as lar as heard rom.
|asnd' thus Tor Edwards $4,000. for Allen u 5lo.
The maonIy 90 favor ola convention to amend
- ecmiIulioa is about 1000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22
To above named D
SALE
y Duly 4 Hand,

McClenn and others.
Ia pursuance ola decree Of The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for OHIO county. render
ed in The above cause on the 18Th day Of June
1874. shall, on The l7lh day Of September next
proceed 10 sell public sale, al the front door OF the
Court lIonse Of OHIO comfy, lots No seven % and
two e. in the third square in the city OF Wheeling
Or such part thereof rs may he necessary. upon The
following erms Ia vii: one hundred and fifty dollars
Of the purchase money to be paid in hand, and the
residue in three equal payments, n SIX, WE'VE ana
eighteen months from the day OF sale, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security, hcnrng interest
from date JAMES WHEAT,
aug II Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

HASdVlLLE LOCOFoCO CONVENTION
Nsovlle Union says lhat $4,000 persons at
4 ~ NE Loeooco convention, and the Nashville
~ sp lhai all beyond or $4,000 wefo men
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

ins Loalslaaa Convention, for the purpose Of a.
n0'ng The Constitution Of tho State, met at jack
" 'ne oh instant, and after being duly organ.
n r0ceeded 10 the disposal Of the work in hand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

EUNIVS TRACTS The To-. ponra
- N"lhans hsmocrar7. Lie NJ rsery Chs
He lautI Tie caurure Lefcr pI lion WIN z
hive. Ac, hfa up pieee.at AIELLDRS
aua
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

u ,;-hE SCHOOL-The undersigned
Tue,ds. holcs that he will resume bis school on
Ihss p,. 49, l@''h Insr when he will be pleased
4 ,hs - as Inany are DESTROYS of entering
Ftaaal 49,. efm Intending to provide an addl.
Anbe, e.ner' he will DO prepared 10 receive q
Ne e,.s mailer girls at reduced price; so that
hnnchs. es WI, n be- Tor those studying tie higher
y ~ '.'oo pei 'erm-for those studying English
We, "sography, Arithmetic. English
= Inn history $500 per term, and for small
n,ss d. VINO have been pupils, or who expect I,
dy no,s:. 'eu to be present at 10 O'Clock On Satur
viii ,hsss = next Tor particular purpose Wdict
sug KNOWN \ MURRAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22
KENTUCKY ELECTION.


n 1T - :" IHIIII'FI
uv.eg nllou Butter = her.
)rcial .111a 5io-9 i 7b2 J3I13
Unofficial 2,1l3 l2l2 29lU l21I
Trial 81 1U3 56OJl 5lG72 1875
Owse.s maftly In IS counues, -3l
Dllons n 5uty IA - counties. II lis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22
AIEM ROoKs. NEM nNnAs.. MrLIn

y bias received Tie II Family by Ms Be-
err The Triumph oil linn. Ra,e p1lHtaf ny hmas
Pun h.-tol The Jew, by Eugene Sue dc tyc.
aug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

- y e.faa af d I'D - raa II zoe from 10
saeH ipdts IL daIrd taaa#II. daeaf f..
0em'nr. Isfa ana recorded - II.a GI,d = III G.
- fhe county courf Of Obor1H I1 deed -. :,
p. raaeIla WI sell A. n4A - action. II Iha
'front.' taof of ihe Court Honze p fhr eIIf #
Ahcc'we, on Monday nh. se.7ad d.y Of @,p-
f.p.1rr ~. b,twees re hours a. two and faHr
o'clock. N. all hat lot of round lfgated IN
ne sand CITY Of Wheeling. ON fbe west SIDE oil
N am street nod north side Of MuIberry ally. IA
The second square designated aHfhe rlafaf fhe
Muller pr perv Ind out into aH'dlu4 lots b-
J. enry Moore. MS lot number stFsu, oad being
ne same lot conteytd bt SAID II ranud VIII In
In,li L2aweR by deed datec In e2.,a day of
Fc-ms IF <. On 6ooltcd dolars 20 heaaJI
~ a'4a AZ Ahc Halaaea w.'h il tafest from fHa
dry of =ale. m ,bree a54#sI ..#s .###.f- - -.
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. hluceB for Oha county
, 5aIzel vs. YIN GHa#IIag E>etHara
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22
EARTIN CuIZZLEWIT-MeIlor

NEELLOR has received No 6, Of the Pictorial
vi Bible -Subscrbers Will please call aud get
lbeir Numbers aug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

here bad been some ua'uug. hni IL
j son Tae Emperor J.. suI o. be -
j N0a ile @aafhnuan.. that br is j Sc
ige.o 20 lhem some fresh cumjaersal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-22

Peter YarnaH, Sheriff o. {.
Tesle ALEX. T LAIDLEY. Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29
Remainder Incorporated
136,lll,327

In a report of a committee OF the House of Re-
representatives. Of the Congress of Texas, made to
that bodu on the 18th Of January, 1884, the debt
and liabilities OF the Republic are stated to be
follows
Funded debt, bearing 10 per ct interest 81 $50 900
Bonds sold and pledged, bearing 10 per
cent. interest 1880
Treasury notes without interest 100000
Debts OF various descriptions, say audit
interest 100000
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been offered. They will not anticipate nor specu-
late upon the Consequences Of rejection Salts
fled, however that the language, institutions, and
becoming members of the same great political ia
mily, or fated them to conflict Of interest, which
may result evil consequences, they trust that it
may be SO determined as to secure the blessings of
liberty to both, and promote the happiness Of man.
kind.
Upon the subject of the public lands, the under
signed summit summary statement, made from
late report OF the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office to the President of Texas.
Acres.
He estimates the aggregate at 203 520, 900
Lands appropriated 67,40S,673
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MESSAGE,

To TaE SENATE OF lilo U>lr.D -rarte;
] tran init hsrewiln, Tor your approval and rath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

OdlvtstoH Srpf ~, 1913
SIT Your despatch of 9Th August last (No. 81
received by Mr.. Abel, .ness nls subject Of the
deepest interest TO our beloved country, and one
which demands from me- mott ardent, PARENT.
and full investigation reaching throughout the time
likely TO be allotted TO me- here. II shall have all
can bestow Of patient labor and ncr.san watch.
ulness and, rs information can br had, or as the
policy or Vaccinations Of the secret foes of our
common country may be Developed here, you shall
have the earliest information iion ne thereof.
HHvt not been Ina teni v, ~ hi VI, interest oil
our Country h. retof'rr, have co,i.c-d some facts
which will present to your c,ns,d = on. as data
FIR future reference
This Andrews, to whom you Lo den correip on-
dent allud~s, before he visi'.o l. dr. h. residsd
with his family at Houston. IN t.xss. e. rome four
OF tive yesrs-was liwyer III good ,,acnce, and
man OF some properly 10 aud a','W Houston. ON
hs r-'urn, the ci z-Bs having 'ouno out The object
o his mls@Iont to London. anc Thai hr h. been MAX
,Hg proportions 10 the British Government for the
abolition ot slavery in Trxs,. DRIVE him, bv force,
from the Stae, denying rim 'hr privilege ut return
such is The temper al mind o. the leople, on the
subject Of abolition
LEARN here tina, the plan proposed by 'his ndrews
The New York herald., 1844-10-20

AN IMMENSE TRAlN.-The locomotive Ontario,
built by Mr. BALDWIN,, of this city, brought down
the Reading Rsroad on Wednesday Last, one hundred
and nfy rsn cars, fully laden with coal The train
at e at onehrd OF mile long and the cosl thus carried
weighed seven hundred and hfty tons-tne aggrega .
weight OF the coal and being the enormous cunt
Of eleven hundred and eighty toms The engine which
performed the unparalleled feat runs upon six driving
wheels and with the attached moved along
st q rapid rats--Phsis Chrsnscis.
The New York herald., 1844-10-20
rr,e. Two Cents.

income hey ond his centrol On tLs point b. reserved TO
himself d cieticn 10 do he chose bitsrv sda
Al folio 81 his 10 the bill he sonis that
there vas und. rssnding between ih,m that there
should be settle ment OF some kind or Other. but thai
should left hig dscretion, and dsiertd until al
ter the marrisge in order avoid the
bioe marriage in bis opinion carried s' he
husband is not 10 trusted with the wt pIoI.iy Int
he denies that any other iuIther sgsH.
as 10 the terms whatever settlement be kLt btLe'
than contained in bis letter IRON Charleston o. Ie.o
Upon this the opposite with contmp Aua-
tlon a,ks here have been Nr. CIugsIs tiSiIs
when he thus erred 10 that letter hen con,aiI no
mention OF any a7 The Court viii hi nat
there ia no ground for this, sIce ibst letter
does contemplate a settlement end the only ,et-
IL ment MIR. Cruger ever assented 10 ptIoie ns
marriage In spesking Of the property be seys,
"tLough | might wish IL to be placed btyoDo ihe
reach misfortune could not brook 10 have b}end
the pale Of my control" Now, how could II be placed
bey the reach OF misfortune except by settle n.nt Of
the prncip pal; and in nssbg that should not be De-
yond the pale oil his CONTROL whst did he mesn hut that
the income should be his In this his views were % 10
ers his purposes 20 himself have been uniformly
the and his deern nsion to MAINTAIN his de-
ppndepce he has but vnocasd the night OF every hus-
band ITO b. ar rule III his own house"
cd out, but will be gwen III ouI next as nvoiv.t moM
important questions OF law and OF domestic eonscea-
tions OF universal interest.
The New York herald., 1844-10-20
THE
In v IS IB l. 4
IITyr

GO closely resembles the real head Of hair that seep.cs md
~ connosseu have pronounced the most perfect and sne
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
which clossly resemble
the natural hair both in ghness md natural appearance
defy detection being beautiful and
free that all Of evaporation impeded,
and the evils Of other wigs entirely avoided ,cenc
invited inspect this and bean
tu Wig and the peculiar method OF fitting the head the
uactuer ~ e. Barry las broadway, Corner OF Liberty
" u sl2 I'm
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OLD LINE LlVkKPUUL PACkEIS.
49, 80 & @

These Ships surpassed point Of elegance comfort
their cabin accommodations in their fast sailing qualities
by vessels in the trade.
The commanders well known as men Of character and
and the viii always be paid
promote the comfort and convenience of passengers.
Punctnalty regards the day Of sailing will be observed
heretofore.
The price Of outward fixed al One Hundred
Dollars for which ample Of every description will be
provided with the exception Of and liquors, which will
be- furnished by the Stew ards. II required.
Neither the OF these Ships III be
sble for letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills of lading signed therefor Fer freight
sage apply to
GOODHUE co, 81 South street.
&, II MARSHALL. 10 Burling Slip, N. Y.
and of BARRING BROTHERS Il CO. I,pool
The New York herald., 1844-10-20

ENTIRELY OUT Of DEBr Jubilee College. the
Episcopal Seminary O; Illinois stands at this nomsn mt free
from debt with property worh 500 00o and acc nme-
daions hundred students SO ssys the venerable
Bishop Chase under whose perseveiing abors has at
tanned its present position.
The New York herald., 1844-10-20

PIC lRoN-iss T88NSs T8Ss eHHfJ eHEssc sscoaTffkki cxaTffkkicAs
100 TONS BEsT ANiERiCxN,
sale by CASE WARD,
o1e lm~se Broad srssL
The New York herald., 1844-10-20

AND OTHERS Maxine nEMiTTaNCEs TO
ENGLAND. EN- sGoTLANp AND Ireland. =,
IlRAFTS FOX ANY AMOUNT all the Branches OF
- the PKoyiNCIAL BANK, IRELAND, snd
THE NATIONAL BANK, SCOTLAND,
can be obtained Of RICH'D BELL X
WM McLACHLAN,
and 7 DORIS Buildings, Hanover st.
Also, BILLS on the BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AME-
RIGA, LONDON and its Branches in Canada New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
jvH 2nwymjub
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From the German-Trsnssted by J. l.. Koethen
The mournings OF Love.

BY J. @. JAcoBL
'Mopgst beech trees, there where doves are cooling.
Dove with dove togsher JOIN,
There " here mig huns ats sic WooiDg,
Where seeks her spouse The loving vine,
Where the streams togtthsr flow
Went Off with lively cheer,
Walked Oft with teaiiul wo,
Sought heart to hold me dear.
With evenings light the dusky bower
Gave balm for sorrows pant
And with mornings radiant hour,
Came sweet faith along the plsin,
Then heard II IN the wind
Yea IT'S whifp'rines told met
should seek, and seeking mod,
Holy love, should fnd ont thee.
But alas where art thou strsying
Love on earth found thee Lot
To he beloved, while Love betr.y ing.
l. alone an Angel. lot.
No bliss found but WIS smart
FoT saken where lovd grisvsS
Peace unto the faithful htaIt
Nought but paradise can give.
Bv GohrnH.
Farewell believed trees, here growing
Uptowards etheIs lovely blue
Thousand dresms with Love owe, flowing,
Wind our howTy odors through
But why lnger and tarry
How am sad and dfaar1
YES lssve you yes, hurry!
But alas, my heart stays here.
The New York herald., 1844-10-20
NOUvEAUTES PARISIENNES,
FASHIONABLE -
PARIs MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
423 broadway,

NEW VonE.
MADAM GODFREY IL DAUG III TIE X !,
DETURN their sincere thanks patrons and the public
generally for the liberal support with whch they have
fynnd and them that they viii hereafter exer
themselves o their patronage they
that they have openened the NEW
bhmen No tas Broadway near canal strsst whsTe i;g
will he found extensive assortment OF Pasan saun Six
and velv4t Hats Ribbons, Feathers Flowers Caps Lsces
mbroides and Millinery IN general Of the first Qualities and
Fashionable World comprising the mo elegant and extsn
price.
The Ladies' are respectfully invited CALL and see for them
selves, before purchasing elsewhere -. -
J received from France, selected by their Agent, four
Hats.
N.B.-Country Milliners supplied
This store will be closed on Saturdays.
September 1874. $40 lm.m