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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

The new foot ball which has been recently intro
duced Al Stock Board the Inst Boston Co. has already
become leading speculative stock. L. has
of the brokers; that of taking but little money carry it,
Ihs value also being indefinite ard having large margin
makes II an attractive stock md likely 20 have
many and downs Def settles at actual value point,
The property told being rapidly filed VI by settlers
During the books Of the Company show that 37
houses su 0ad during the pescat the number al
ready and in wall reach 400 This exceeds the ad
of Brooklyn the period These improvements
all made by tho of the lots. The Directors have
repeatedly refused 10 borrow the property Cor the
purpose OF building.
The receipts Of the Mohawk and Hudson continue
TO show large increase over as, and mst afford
sockhoders most gratifying evidence the prosperity OF
Inc road stockholders have long h.en without any COM
for their Investments and glad learn tina,
the enlarged business OF The road and the intro
duced into the administration ofts affairs promise surplus
Al the ead Of The which will enable The Company either
January JCiy. 10 declare good dividend he earnings
fsr the last week IL September weIe
From Passengers q
ffeisht..'..''.. 2J4 "a
Total IS
same Time iusi year l.10 u
Excess IN favor is
In Natl-street the supply OF moaev exceeds The
demand and the Banks fluid difficult TO loan their daily re-
cep. excepting al lOw rates OF interest The very sce
amount OF si constantly the hands OF private banking
HOUSES. who brought directly competition with the
Bank, as lenders tends keep the OF the
low ruling In Engund than pleasing 10 tho Bank
oitcsr.
Business on the Philadel phia and Reading Rail.
road Cor week ending Oct. ). lSii
Goa transports during the 3 II ton,
Coal transported previously this l36 O.
Total this year ga p
Coal transported IN 1873 10 Oct -
Increase this year. .l6o.Sol W
The following sales were made yesterday et the
Brokers' Board in Boston:
. hrs East boston Co 4-s do lS-lOO do b4m l3-5 do
Ez-i0o DO 2m 1880 do l3h-344 do 1850 do 1855
dividends Bo.on Co $3.50 do $3.50 do i3s-a1s Frch-
burg krd le-l0 do SS-4D Auburn and Koch Rid lU-35
Reading 2o&-l0 do N00 do 30 Ri 100 do bl5-2725 do
az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

~ DIR. Fl. kimbaIps a;ineral Teeth.-The
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the high value
upon them by those VINO have them together with
their known superiority The OF teeth
tha; ere made IN this country have induced Or kimbn TO
make such arrangements will hereafter enable him
the iamaGd for them extent; he has been
confirmed in this design by the uniform which has at
tended his practice this department Of profession and by
the high that have been passed upon these teeth by
maay OF our most distinguished citizens who now
them ard b. several Of the most eminent Physicians and Den
lists this city, who havs entaneoul. oft red the
pie testimonial. their excellence. Thee In Hrd will
practice they set in the elegant upon heavy
gold plate. and adapted the uiUa such way
bine the highest utility with The greatest possible comfort They
warranted 10 be ~ any that made in the
United States and guaranteed all fit perfectly,
and tn all the Ina: artificial teeth be made
to Dr. kmball wishes tn be particularly noted that
his arrangements such viii enable him to offer these
teeth made the style above mentioned the prices
that charged for The inferior kinds Specimens may
be az hi; house. No. o. Boadway Spring street.
n if,icvs
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Jouy U.sLEr, z. 5.
r-,- c.I.hrafion Of the Second Anniver-
: IL o.. -L,ii lE liEk lE TILE = NJ Nt TENDER

D3- CrItbrafion OF TIE SECOND AMniTeT-
SARY OF THE ORDER OF TIE M ot iEMpEHt
Temperance will Re celebrated Monday the lih day Of Uc
tobe next = Procession coeslg e: he HreI. DITlron
s.l Si;rnae visions his State. and TIE GranG Dr
ion and uhoraie Divisions ofe State Of New Jersey ann
DIVISIONS rom Connecticut together with tie Officers OF The
Eatiora Iy0n will through The uricclp-l ttreei OF
:hs ty in ofd,rthat ire ou1c may hn"= lemons iaon
Inn. tie Cau:e Of Temperament progressing and that our "
d. IS IL 4 -ur.- hIns c0ndnI-E.
IRE 0e vii form an HUDSON street. night on Canal So o.
IN move u.ecisey cincs -couatermarch down hud
s. IA Charabes down a'hanbers Greenwich. through
Greenwich TO Futon Fulton to Nassau. throrsh Nassau
10 nam through Chatham 10 East BrGadway. through
Eas roafay 10 tiand. Gard 20 the foweFy no the
i.sery Union Square; "1ud he PIfs to l4h street. dow
ian , 10 9Th hy.nu. down Eth Avenue 10 HUDSON down
Hudson Ia Canal through Cana, 10 Broad way down Boad
way 10 the pa:S. where he Procession VII! form !ounG I'VE
thaf every Son Of Temperance will unite IN
i Procession there be DOUBT that the Eeot VIII De
fir the c2vlntafe Il he Orcer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
&c Second. Anniversary OF the Sons of

Temperancc-yishldnd DiriSiou, No. l., S. Of T.
0:stor ~ tho Hon. GEORGE :. CATLlS g" whitman. /
Banrer r~cHtaOn in bca. rr .t- Ashland institution No.
. ls;es oi Temperance BY I; : Whitney Cf his CIT, az
the Tabernacle. the evening Of October a. NJ "a o'clock
insi. singing sc Arrangements rnye been made render
Of the grande occaSons OF the season Number oil
tickets po,iliy sly limited
Tctes . ceats TO he had at Conk., 2Ss Beeckors; Du
,enberrys 30 h:avelue " Tses. E s,hsysrei EisfeI'
~ sh avenue: Monson. oth md ny
i45 Nhoausttce Hasset I3 D: May. 90 Bread
~ay Oliver Ann a5d Nassau siles, . csen ~,
ce, q Annse.,: Svers FOryth street; Gey
street Huyie lis Blocker street, Harlns IL Clinton street
and Hall, Post Office. B.ooklyu. -
n3 IL LADEZ Thinner. C9nM.ttes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMITSEMENTS.
- y =
oTFRrII r., III. homo, IN ,osonpc, ,bnt m. frs, CON
Oktr III, WI take pl,ee a, ;.Io: !a.at.s on
viii te as;it:td y NiDAME Rl:GKU,RDI. aad q Fun
Far.icGi,rs ', m mail rns Lii. .
sks; One DG:, sGa.;o be h1d at the H'e stores, tie
oos' open !. aad Con:s, commence precisely at oclk
-,,,,,n---r15o.-. -, 1,1.-,,,o,, rIv-y0pK
S9G gf i!6EsRY p':was md "a G rye
i ~ a. "a III "a M 80 , eio sS Of
S.,sInri ge'izt'. rGla i.s III. ares: Compositions
f.srlmr1.s w,,h ucrcgla may be h.d a; the Music
Sire, and s.; the I.oI,ry
: =
1 .iiga,q. tet Eeitsn oee-a,
O''"' sOpe'A' If pIRATs
u,os~ns po'cho.e
= :; a,s :r s,o Si i,sI.t o,.
P. 81 CHI . '>e'''' ''A '''' n ''''''S "'' '' ''
O nee.
1oe1- "" . ,, : : 80 ~ - - @ -
VOW OPEN. FOR ONE MONTH pNhE-At ire
,T5s :. sr g-o.dey the sThbon fine fsoG ns
=, Tt,,;.,.nt prIa.,cc.:
nI " u ''7H' ''s ''-
Ire .rsat Bae Of MGia1, III Afcs between the T,erch
"a 5e III. sy Po,r., Of AIDE Nader. the eeSr,. Be
oi IN. i;5 t ,; f., 10 .ocrN Alr,rancc.
9; cents
Each visitor receives. s-ltis :; he dg9t beautiful
iso:ranh qsiIe AbananGTont oi ien-y liu-son ,,,.
Nes-fofs Cc;o6e' IT, lsit. GU t"s
urpIC,\ uJ-SyI-N AN FRI.i GARDEN
hIntN;NN Ei.S..t - ~. w. -A-"4-'''
At"i'e' biolu ss - ~ - ~, go. p,,c,,
-, r, ,d y, 49,, ;k,yssL rrr,snc,-, MONDAY
Cp,,-y, p:.: 'rL vgN-rrS
,. os, - ~ al 80 syn, M !. !, O'Clock
sseti ai.e.to a. MI. e' H.; a. :,,n,rsnt
'us''A'i''er III III Eli 'Ti%t: CiLWS
,.,.., 40 ..;u;a,.,, .,,,;..,,Ii -,fs
''"'0' 90 E1y!DrYi02gIE OYyI:Ey- L!GHT
,,.6 nv hs Ts rsnr. The ,yi! - exhr,.d u each
a,f,mar.a .,, Inc ,.,-on Of The cLuc Is earnestly
..,l,-,,sJ 1850 ~
bsm,r,ye- mn, D. =, -ed Mr. Silll'EiS nc vcrowuei
% III lin q Z rYr NORTH.
who perfns ,c. o the most ASTONISHING a. % isede
HG;r acc m sS SfH, ~ = ~. and his
,,.,nst u7tE nil % ~
:, Ihlsn. 'i'' a"u h'S' W i-''' '-i'''' w 49,
'one IiSTrp 81 rprD rho yyrrEN-;Ip n ANGER
-"is Irf' - 'rL. = ~. ~. - So,
oniyo ears va, Hle iuui ut ,.'''h'N' A"S'''-'
a.. i'.ii In -, ~ ,,., mud J., san,
Wncn pl"1'I .. nc T., " L. ' hr,Ir :, p'o
PIE oi CON eyas seVes, '>ous H 49,
u' I"i, cs,vd trrr Errnrr a grrat variety Of
.'.t-i) .IECH4.NIC,!i FIGURES :!
RAM Uo"r@r in,oicr. !iGricr Var Doll,
Grand Worinr prccssssa in nc .lfGfiaide Csreh Sc
~ e EH: inM iT T,i Ms - ttl NJ NIT
BEAUTIFUL MODELS OF MACHINERY
!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

Posi- OFFICE. NEw-YoRK, Oct. :. 1874.
* GnSush Mail Letter Bags per Steamer Cule-
aoha WIN ne closed at the Upper ana Lower Post Offices
tnS C,y nm ueahy The 18th instant. a minutes past
ocGck: T. NJ The overland postage of U.s.: on each
OLE 81 JOHN LoRlMER GRAHAM, P. yM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

G5- Sons Of Temperance, n u DiFisioh'
M T. vill meet AZ their Hall 3l5 Broadway. Nouaay
the Ilh o'clock T. ~. for the purpose oil ahins pay III
the seccHd Annual Celebration; ,,.no,p,pp
VIZ r i ~. MarshaI.. o!22,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

=. % " y.-SECOND ANNiVERSARY.-T'h officers
and rers I@ Grand Division hereby notified TO meet
in Their Hall 90 Grand Monday. lIth INST at
CLOCK ~ regan IN celebrating the 70 Anniversary
Of our :der It hOped That eveTy representative VIII be
present. 4, o:dtr- :, --.,.n, - :
no J.i. LUXE HASSEhl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
DRY GOODS

DRY GUODS
AT FIVE PER CENT.
WIN. A. BEECHER, 81 BEAVER NEAR William Stree',
w New York daily receiving from auction all scLts OF
Dry Goods which he will sell from the bills NJ ye cent tor
csh The actual marked FIGURES enc' article;
By this the purchaser TOOK Though The entire
stock select Tor himself. and nsk 40 questions.
90 Also Goods suitub!e for MIlnsB Merchant nlioH,
Uefters Shoe and Stock Manu- factu!eIE. SIS lmls
nRINTED CALHlOES-PRiCES REDUCED!-LE 4
BREWSTER Offer Tor sale al Their Warehouse for Print
ed Cacoes exclusively at No. Il Cedar street, large as
,onet of Prints, enbracn. thousand different pat
terms and colongs American. French Turkey Red &c. sc
in every variety of which they enabled 10
offer CT prices from
&c CENTS LOWER
than the prices of July.
Catalogues Of Prices corrected with every variation OF the
Market. ae placed in the hand, ofhuyers. s2l istt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

~ A NfeZzotint Likeness OF Henry Clay,
this day published by the subscriber from the Dasueeotypc
original of the CLAY Breast Pins Of which it is iuthfu and
pleasing copy It Of the md style Of Likeness of
Theodore FTenehuyseI. Price p liberal deduction
wholesale purchasers Cash orders for both OF the
Engravings IRE solicited.
% IFS ANTHONY. EDWARDS & CO. 2i7 Broadway.
Es- EOARDING.-Mrs. GOSss. havirx! opened the new
commodlOus house % Vesey st. the Asor House
proer choice Of desirable transient
BonTde-. CTUton Shower. and cold Baths FREQ. TIE
central quiet ana shady. Terms moderate
gu5tfn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

10 me Coopers ofthe City and County of New York
evening. the t,h INST. at "a O'clock at William penman
l62 Narick street. 10 >, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

JOSIAH RICHARDS. AuciI, n.er-
pY BANGS. Ri''liARuS & FLtI-I-->nrr .Ot Broad
sSvsy - l5o cs5h .-te cocs;sousaEts
sJr nucin0 s..-l.
sS- &. hsye reg,cy,j - so 81 SroassFAy. few
dooS above their former p5ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
EIDEH-DO%N FLANNEL.
KEW ARTICLE.


O. TAYLOR & co. - CEDAR.sr y. \.
Re-,ived tins day bales Eier.down sune White rs the
driven now and soft the finest wnol fleece la,bsGpt-
f,i ne; nrtIcie j. nafed both SIDES IS mot afr
adart to children we1r and under clnihmg cd
the admiration OF 81 ;hat have seen H. i"ecthc' WI ne
erres assortment of FlanaeI from every dea0c h'anc ~
he cnn.,v hy the bale piece tho lowest terms TOR rat
Also yerr large STOCK OF Breeze Scets from inc lowest
prices 20 those # n en- Gu. o., -, ;..
Inst received several OF Bon.-miil Sair;inss or
NTEyv AND ELEGANT RlgBONS-Jnsi o2eaed tho
lar. rcI; OF style Bonnet l,I1oons ere' "-
fed in this part of City Several styles Just Tece!vet from
auction and selling below the importing cos; OF
OF ,s3n SCTloN x ~. = l." 'p'hs T.
SB-Millner r.,Y purchase Of Us TnucH lower than OF
The iohae-s.
DROWN sHEETISGS AND SflRTIHGS--Of every
.fvIe end n. 81! the kfaTn brands. both heavy nnd
lire-S,n,k Nil lndan Head. Lawrence G. Cabot A. herIi
n,ck FxaerS nknos n Bua-Sicks. &c. &C. may be hnd
. N.rnincurer. prc. the q floors 81 Is and ~ Cecaf
-;resi haG back above Pearl street ~
Also be-, Sou,sern Cotton Yarns ssnret wis., nos To
10 - ii and No 7iol2 Also. Cotton ,iatTG pu' ~ IN
ne nenrs lei burdes 10 he 90 pounds ar.e qcan.
s.: csns per b. cents 81. and ceTts pst To-
h;, Inst style war;; ted equal ~ cent Da n mar
ket Also Paterson Yellow Ticket ind other New-JerseT
H.o.irickis OF ever description. CaIpe, Wn'p and
threaded of uoe-nr auy. both white and coiof assorted
Sso-Twine oi VARIOUS qualities from Is 10 90 cents per
Mound Resi- Ssine i'wina. cer's.
ra intention Country Merchant. psrtcu .iy snci
L. his Stock which with direct ve" L. ee tneif
appreciation j. y ;; and o' 9silT,,:icet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

houss ADD barn. and fruit shu1t- hs oe either
will Re sold moderate TRIMS. sNcaargei iCr pro2slty
tbs city. Foo pacu=fs. e@gGe - t- sUte lS fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

NEERINOS. BOA1BAZiNES. PAGES. &c A very
vi large and besuttiu assortment al TIE above named art
a received from auction and selling prices that cannot
fail to sc:, Cell soon n SUTTON & CO.'S, IL Spring ST.
81 s2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

-, SMALL private iar.i'y without children would !etn
TA well furnished front on the ecoTd o0r WIN pan.
Try attached Indy md gentleman. or TO t%o SIN
ce gentlemen with WITHOUT bustd. LocooD above Geek
er few doors from Broadway. \ line addressed j. Is
and et the Gce Of this VII cot WITH attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

From tht iIeWlsburZ IFeN1SyTTan1.I
EDlTORS of NEWSPAPERS throughout the Union. who
IL have appointed v Il. PALHgg Agent would benefit their
pectve Establishments md facilitate the enterprise By mott
tying their readers. well each other. that his extensive
Country Newspaper and Advertising Agency Is established
both in Philadelphia New York and send his offices
copy of with terms that they may be lied both
for his Instruction and the Inspection n the public 1t would
he pope. also mention his address No SO Pnestfeet Pha-
delphia. and No. leo Nassau street NewYork
V. b. PALMER is our authorized Agent transact our
oll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

Dr. Autumn Hats.-Tho subscriber announces 10
MS customers and Others hs readiness supply tho Fall Pat
ten Of Gentlemen's Hats.
The fines, Nutas are furnished a,t..............s5
I'd Quality ' ''.............. 8 -
snsi I'd SPENCER. 81 Chambers, strsss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
AUCTION SALES.
E. COTTON. tucg"ne-s-
- COTTON : 90. As:s..1 All - y az ar, = ::
i ,.to ll9 -';a t.-e- o.. y. tc7 F'Ss -s- --1S
u:Ga d coca gaa.snir I'd 9r,'n,' gei1f9 '.a-''

Szcoxp H,~p suk~IruRE & { -;ou.artsirr sefs. BG-
ear. Ch,ifs N hor7ny ce7i- R'as sod - Ia'' LoS
n sas ~ 1,hsi4nds Feaia6; Ssh. liai' lHt:--sse' Gar
pe Cloth. China lea Xa5.e Cg-erg. Cas- wafe
S,pyr>. 4. sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

TIE OH or TANSiS TOR PRESERVING l.gATuEE.-This
celebrated OIL has ty sustained ITS reputation as the great
Of old worn OUT leather n-riag soft and pabe
III, faci. renders boots and shoes entirely i'm
peIvous to water. Sold al q CuunIGndtst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

Nc Hats-Fan Fashion.-Now ready. eompl.,.
assortment OF the Fall Fushion HATS which in quality we
wall warrant equal 10 any manufactured nj old ndan
nricss viz Fine Mole or Six Hats. s2S; Extra do SO
inltntIou Beaver, SO Extra Fine $4S.
WATSON & co. Isl Chatham Square.
opposite James-strset.
" g. Cay. Of every description hand and made to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

ole RU. has the honor anSorncs ihnt ms FRS CON
W. EXT ih. season yi take plcs At IibOs Ta,1t-s. on
SATURDAY EVENING the lHh ac,ot.f. .S't. when Re
will be aS'issd ~ MADAME BtCkiARD!. ald tGl
Orchestra. uui.. the direction OF Nj. II. Marks
farrcglrs IN small ti.
Tickets One Dorr e.chtr be had 81 the uuy,c stores the
Aston iGuss. and e. he dooi
Door, open . and Concert eomr-nce precisely &, oek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

MERCANTILE LIBRARY CLINTON HALL Persons
lee engaged Mercantile Dgrsus are receiv rs sui
scrbers III the rate Fire d-s year, beng the sHne
terms an which Merchants ndni':ed go
Terms Tor Merchants CT rSs. heretofore one olar M
,ot;on .,o nd ron d,,nr. rnnuo. ~ Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

g.. A DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE 70
f LEr-Un the sh Asenue snd 5lst street.. c0nthil ne
S I3 Rooms. and CCseiSund Prnt.e: flashed IN modern
i, H. msbe mhEieis, fielding doar'. nnd every REQUISITE
ur n senrel family The windows the pltxli ind
with grccu Vensnn blas Attached crrage house and
gursn The situation healthy and pleasant HE hhicker-
Cottage Also the Hpnhannvile leavs The C,y Hall
hour during The day. The zen, low 70 sqd tenant,
e., of S,ren,bcy ot3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-05
rnE DUNGEONS " kK0NsTADF-

. TIE DUNGEONS OF kkoNS ADJ.
i an assured on eool authority thai
the sabnsr.ne Dungeons q hfonsifaii
contain. among 4lher Stale prisoners,
bengs Nho We placed there n the
roien Of Alexander fsesr unhanrg
creatures are re luoed 10 4 state below
that Of the brute. bY punishment The
,roeilv Of which nothing can jos'iiy ~
Could they now come forth oul Of The
earth, they woald rise like 50 many a
veng NJ sceptfes. whose afpeafane
would make the dcspot himself feeaH
with horre:, an shake the iabae.o'
despolIsm TO is centre tvefyihne my
be defended by piaus,b' c woods. aad ctea
good reasons-noi any one Of the oein-
ions that divide the lolulcal, the liicfa
~, or me religious world lacks affus
mcni bY which ia maintain u-cil-- bet.
let them say Whit they please, system
the violence 81 which requires such
means Of support. mus, be radically and
u,onsely VICIOUS The victims ol ihs
ojlous policy are no longer men. Those
HNiNA AAHdtt UslHkss HtNtAA III ANHfAHHH-
est rights. cat OF from the world lafeoi
ten by every one. abandoned 10 them
selves 10 ,ho nieh, OF Their captivity,
air.ng winch nnbccraY becomes the
frut aHl the onIA remaining consolation
~ iheIr nevcr.cniing miscrY. have l"sl
AT memory, As well as al mat gih, Of
reason, han light ol bumaniiy. which 10
one has tigh' % eNungulsh IN The breas
81 bis fellow being, They have even
forgotten their names which the keep
ers amuse themselves hy asking with a
brutal derision, for which III re is none
10 cal them 10 account for there felgns
such confusion IN the depths Of these a
bYsses OF inigniiy, the sha5es are So
thick, That all races of justice elIaeed -
Even the crimes OF some OF tho prs.
oners are not reeollecl ed-.hey arc
therefore, retained forever, because u
Is not known 10 whom they should be
delivered, and II /. deemed less inconye
nieni 10 perpeluale the mistake than 10
publish IL The bad effect OF so lardy II
justice is feared, aud thus The evil IS az
grayaied, that lis eSceas may no re.
quire 10 be justified
Empire of the Car.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-05
Respectfully yours.
LhsANDER SpOOSER
VERY COLD wEATHrR-Ws Go5 :. Il


VERY COLD wEArnFR.-we find IN 4, Man.
,feai Papef az extract VI leiief dated Bef,h,.,
Janasry tn. ls44
ihins The day heinfe yesterday was tie oolae,t
Gay ever remarked Al half na. Two IN IN,
fn"ining The mercury ~ my Thermometer IA g..5
one rso',ded by DR. Rabeus,n) was down Ia ,h,u,
'a . ana half below Eeta,--ai daylight n .,,,J
hiriy nr tfto~ se,o' TIN. wa. The lnre,i b,d
ever ssen Tie mercury. ran out ff a rn,rn,nt ~
ascertain What effect such q Temperature wauld
nave on Tho lungs. can only eoanst. !, -
'"hai'hg moderately the strong fumes Of ,,n.ys,
causing slight bal esniinued cough; but !, mn
"'hef feelings da M frd II nearl. a. cold a,
nave Zone al much higher lemperslpt. A,
Hfei The mercury s'ooJ a shade 5elou 6,,v M,
"n'" you feoolieci TINT my thefmoms,er /. .nsn.nd
eu ~iih'n 'hfee inches Of my library w,nds,, ,h,ch
must IN some degree lnaaeno. II. and ,hs, ,hs o,a
so'fei ' - placed to indicate the i'm. ,,.,,
Oh 'he aim1'phere. lhe difference ma, have h..n
''eeled and only goes TO praYe The CORRECTNESS, AZ
my own observations. fear such a a,shi ba, No.,
passed without the loss Of hfe
heiihief - about forty five mile. below N.n,,.,t
." ihe north AIDE Of the 81 Lawrence Sol
: dlfeciiy opposite 90 The south AIDE Of III. :,
Lawrence. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-05
AAnatcAN pnsr ofrlcr
Ne" faA January 29ah. l5ii


To he iion OF tie n Y E,prsn
have 10 day fot the fret time snmars h.
tNooi thcSatmofe pnper..oi Friday ihi, one al the
catnen Of tho Letter Mail Cumpary, heiseea Tan
CITY and Philadelphia. had been stopped by an
agent OF thu Camden aid Am oY liailrcad Company
THIS faint Is utterly untrue %, rariers
between thu city and Philadelphia have passed.
over the road f'uf times eseay day lerccpi sunday
,nce Tuesday lasi which VA, the day Of sur
sitfing. and TO instance ha, enc OF them been
Stopped. Aud think The public oaghl To pf.~ame
ii.A, toe piofgieiets OF that road and all other,
understand Toe well the Law and the right. Of
passengers. 10 assume the responsibility Of stopping
passenger. without legal process, neicly to
granty the Fosi Office Department. when lhs
Department il'elf ha, not yet chosen 10 Rceep the
is,ue We have rendered 10 them. Of le.l,ns the
eonsi'uliosahiy Of The post office laws II IL sso
someshsl Unreasonable to suppose that the railroad
corporation would 30 ~ high handed aud illegal An
act. Tor the sake OF getting rad OF passengers Who
were paying fare al The rate OF Eve thousand
dollars year
Whether the Leiier Mail Company are violating
an, company are violating any oonsttu lloaal law
ia qursiion between ourselves add the poet office
department; and not between rs AMI the rnilrad.
No candid man can believe thai the MAJ, COMPANY
suppose they are acting N violation of law whal
they do u not done IN a comet The, hay. nnb
lished The legal grounds GA winch the, stand
and are ANXIOUS 10 have them known and read OF
all men. They ihink they are can,endins tas a
great principle OF eisiza''on. eoonomy liberty aud
law. Whether TIA. principle .hall be sustained
rests with lie public snd The legal tribunals. and
tot Win any railtoae agent such there be which
l 60 NOT Lei'eVs) who may be ready TO es,,u.e The
cause oi The department. by means VI aagrani
violation Of law
Respectfully ynufs.