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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
JAYNE,S HAZE TONIC

We know DIR. Quigley. personally. and
there Is no man in the country whose opinion
is entitled to more respect. He is on al sub
jects honest and sincere, and bis high character
as a Physician can be attested by the first
medical men in the ci,y.-Phiiad. Sun.
SarrHERD's Town, Va, Oct'r 10. l3.
Dear Sir,-iou inquire of me whether |
have used your Hair Tonic, and with what
effect.
Several years ago my hair began TO fall nap
idiy from the scalp, and | had the prospect of
premature badness. At length a friend. re-
commended your Hair Tonic. used three
OF iour bottles, according TO the printed direc.
tions, and at the end OF six months. ms hair
was thick set, and since its tendency TO turn
grey was arrested.
have never before given a certificate. re
commenting patent medicines, which indis-
criminately used, as they often are, do much
injury; but in a case like the present. where |
know the article TO be beneficial, and that il
can do no harm, | have no scrnples in stating
facts within my own knowledge.
Yours. SC. JOSIAH QUlGLEY, NJ. ID.
DR. ID. JAYNE, PHILADELPHIA.
Forsle by J. CRUM3ACKEI, 173 Main
ST. up "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
FAREToT II FAlP

Inc Baltimore American suggests ,hs,
nose "ho manage the public lines of travel
should, on the occasion Of the National Fair
reduce the rates of fare, so that round tr;,
tickets should be offered, by which nrrsnnr
could go from N. York to Washineton and
back' within a given period. Tor ten dollars.
from Philadelphia and back for six dollars.
anu from Baltimore aud hack at two dollars
me suggestion Is a good one, aud would re-
suit III profits to the railroads, and in vast al.
vantage To The cause of home industry.
we nave repeatedly urged the importance
OF having at Washington not merely the pro.
auctions, but the producers of our county
not the employers only, but the endowed
not those engaged in the finer branches OF ON,
manufactures only, but all whose labor and
skill eontribute TO the wealth and indeuen.
dence OF our country. Let US send mind a.
wen a. matter TO Washington: and afford ON,
legislators the means OF knowing not only N,
tnumphs oil American skill and industry IN All
tiat ministers 10 the necessities and rom lo,,.
oi society, but the greater triumphs nj a.
iann IN the encouragement and reward ofon,
industry in all its branches, in IFS hens6,s -
The honest poor, its advantages to the farms,
and laboFer, and its power 10 elevate sss,a;a
and eniighten the great mass of our peonIe
no candid man can dwell a week \, ,ho
inHtSt OF the dressings which have arisen from
ana depended upon the Tariff, withouta CON-
ylclon OF the wisdom of that policy; and Il
should be the object Of its friends 10 eovI =,
washington "a large an amount Of testimony
upon the subject as possible. Its OF pecu.
list Importance that the industrious amd in.
'elligent poor, or rather the labourers wLo
would be poor without the advantages Of the
larii, but who NOW sre enabled 10 gain. nv
Use labor OF the present, support for the future.
should attend tre Fair, and correct the fslse.
zoo OF those demagogues who represent the
system as oppressive 70 the EMPLOYED. Ia
sacure The Attendance Of that valuable class ri
titi1ens, reduction oflIc Is necessary. and
"e Therefore hope that tie suggestion of eur
'~otenPorfy willie taken into favorable con.
sidcrouoh-U s.. G0z.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
Observation-Disclosures IRELANn.

The Irish do not hold it strictly right Tor
either man or woman 10 marry again, aud il
a woman does 50, she p~reiaccs il with an apol-
ogy:-lts a father was forced TO put over
his children. because | had no way for them,
God held them; and this man, We see, says.
Diary" he says. Il have full plenty for them,
and the Lord above he knows its Justice Ill
do them, and never hinder your prayers for
the man We lost, or anything in rason, or ,out
of rason either" and troth he kept his word
wonderfully" And the neighbors of the mar
ried widower apologize for him after this fash
ion; "Weel. 10 be sure! we must consider he
had a whole handful oisot children, and nc
one TO turn round OF the flure, or do a hand,
turn FOR him; so its small blame TO him, afici
ALL o they condemn-"Yafm hush to sec
an old StyIickoicn like that set himselfup with
a young wife, and grown up daughters i'm his
housel To think of the hardness Of him
passing the chsrchyard, where the poor heart
that loved him and his children is powdering
into ~dust-psssing the grave where the grass
isn't yet long, with the slip OF a girleen in
place of her with the thoughtful head and
heavy hand. Oh, be dad! she'll punish him
I'll engage, and Ill be glad of IT," They are
more angry with a woman for a second marri.
age than with a man. and certainly consider a
second union as holy as the first.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
From The Dollar Newspaper.

LIE FEVER.
When Springs warm sun shines down the
street,
And clears away the snow and sleet;
When the frogs wake up from their Winters
sleep,
Aud shad are sold in the market cheap:
The girls, who through the Winter long,
Have kept their health quite hale aud strong,
Arr apt 10 bow TO the great enslaver,'
Aud have a touch OF the .'bonnel fever"
IL spareth none, IL caicheth all,
Whether they dwell in ganret or hall;
1t serveth alike the belle ia bounduoir,
And the kitchen-naid with fingers sore,
And away TO the m%illiner's quick they Hit,
To see what sort of a bonnet they'll get.
Those who can't go it, 10 fashions tip,
Abate the disease with a plain '.straw chip
But in Others the fever is more amazing,
Aud they take as cure a nice new casing"
While IN Others, again. il will not be stay'd
Till they cover their heads with a fancy braid;
And the girls who have a rich spa" or s'ma. =
Require naught less than fine PAMELA"
And 50 with ribbons and flowers TO suit.
Their iancy they plesse-their health they
recruit.
But though they are cured, still oft il is said.
For the rest OF the season they're LIGHT in tbs
head.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

The Washington Union publishes the arti.
Gle ifom the y. y. Journal of Commerce re-
sPecnng The reported virtual adjustment of
the Oregon question, aud also the paragraph
from the Liverpool Mercury on the same sub.
Jet and adds
The New York editor may spare his rcbake
upon our government Journals" ia, we can
hear nothing OF this settlement i'm England.
OF OF these Dispatches by the Caledonia. In
iaci, we have 10 reason to believe either oi
them. 1t Is further our impression. that
treat Britain Will make no oiIer until she
hears oil the disposition OF the question of no
tee by Congress. The procrastination which
hss marked our counscls. has probably had It's
effect upon the British policy. II Congress
had pas>nd the naked notice i'm Decenbcr
last, we might by this time have witnessed
q much more decided aud cheering state ofoui
relations with England. There is no knowing
how lar she expected the resolution OF notice
70 he defeated, OF bow much she calculates
ON our divisions. As at present advised. ",
hear oil nothing to justify the above statement,
tn the Liverpool Mercury" OF in the New
York Journal OF Commercc.7
OREGON NoTlCE.-The following vii
show hat the President has not allowed IN,
question OF notice TO remain long la his hands
Whilst Mr.. Adams was speaking. IN,
Speaker resumed the chair, informally, 10 re
ecivc a message from the President of In
United States, by the hands OF J. X. Walker
ESQ has Private Secretary, informing tn
House that the President had Yesterday al
y proved and iigned the joint resolution of nolic,
10 Great Britain, TO annul aud abrogaie IN
convention OF 1877, respecting the orcgo
territory.
"Mr, Adams remarked. A propitious il
" corruption Of the few remarks, worthless. i
comparison, which | was addressing To ii
committee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
uMRRELIAS

It's curious 90 observe the slender thanks
gwen TO thQsc who endeavor TO increase the
e3inioH and c~oDvenBDces Of ihe human ,sro
wien Jonas H%isHwsy though a very pom,lsy
,hor'cter, first appeared in The sirectsof Ion.
"'l with en- umbrella. be was looked ot.1p
"lth Q feeling similar 10 that with which H.
,n'itn' prophet Of that name was rgsrded
iHe novel example Of such eaemjnacy vas
.iI'euied as quite insuicmble and prelrfi9g
Ai'-ure io ue shower q missiles Win Wm~S
y VS. asaiied, be quietly put 1t down and
7iel'ef 90 . eotcrs shop tom de- hsct
"'oi 'i which Doc TCircstci inio .n sdl,,,i,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

street, and without further moles,ation got
safe home. Ii was some time before he again
venlured TO defend himself publicly against
the suns rays, bat being deemed an eccentric.
his singulaity was overlooked and be was
permitted quietly TO walk under cover.
At length so many began 10 await them
selves of the like accommodation, that the
common eye grew familiar TO IL. A few ru-
rails stopped now and then TO gaze and won
der, but felt rather amused than offended
The imitation at length spread from the Bond
street men OF Fashion to the men OF smock
frocks and aprons; and, in our day, there Is
scarcely one. however poor, that has not al
umbrella. They become as common as shoes
and stockings.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
uNbREDS IN Wheeling can hi. dsy ,,.,,.
- w " Ihe efieacY Of RRENrIINGRn.s


uNDREDS m Wheeling eau his day tea,
W To 'he ,hicscy of BRFNrLINGRR,s
COMPOUND SYRUP or BoNEsEr In ,hs
euro Of Coughs. Colds. &C..
boNtsEr asa popular medicine. has been 90
'one SHOWN 70 'he Amencsn people, ihat 10 Give
y aeoonn' oi Ne various properties seems sll,0s.
uhef useless Aware Of is great medicinal si,,ns.
we ph"ffe'of hes been experimenting lar The ia,
we've years ~ endesvos'ng To form q comno,pa
wploh would not only effect The cure oC o,d,oa,.
,uughs' DC bat wbirh would al@p aue., I,s, 49,
se, consumption which Il carrying Tho u..pd. "a
lay Ihi' much des'fed ohjsei has. we bcsieve.
pten accomplished by combining with IL seven
o'hef KINDS u medicines. ell 81 which helonx 20
ne vegetable kingdom !, does nos eoasssa spirits
10 a"y TORN and y iheretore better sdspled 10 The
cure OF al complaints of sse Breast es Lungs. whom
oedef a slate OF inflammation. u never fails 10
give siaosi innediafe fei,sfia Coughs arising IN On
So'os, Mhooplog Cosgh. Pains IN The Breasi, Spit
.nE OF Blood. Hoarseness. Difficult Bsessbing. &c
&c and y properly persisted IN. will eure Consump-
,rAn' Prepared by , A BRENTLlNGER. Of
o'en'imsef's APu'hees. Asbisnd Row. Monroe 81
may 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

Ia a certain town. not more than fifty miles
from Boston, as the clergyman was holding
forth, IN his usual drowsy manner, one OF his
aged hearers. probably influenced BY the mar
coue qualities of the discourse, fell into a doze.
The preacher happening To use the words,
Whate the price Of all earthly pleasures? tue
good old man, who kept a small store, think
ing the inquiry respecting some kind of mex
chandize, Immediately answered, Screen and
sirpence a dozen, Sir, in cash, or eight shR-
lingS in burteF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
THE EXPRESS ROBBERS.-Be,

Pratt, JAS. Purdy, and Sally Ann Purdy, alias
Brown. accused Of participating in the robbery
OF Livingston & Wells Express, were dis
charged from custody by the Justice at Roches-
ter, n. y, on the ground that he had no juris-
diction in the case! They were taken in GUS
tody to Philadelphia, TO be dealt with for the
offence i'm this State. The amount OF money
already recovered, Is about Sll 800. Doctor
Hatch WAS arrested in Rochester, on Monday
a~tlemoon-says rhe Advertiser, upon com
plant of Oliver Lee, of buffalo, ina civil suit,
the amount OF money lost by him at the
OF the Express robbery. lie was held 10
in the sum of s., 500-H. Wells, d. n.
audi. b. Van becoming his s%ureties.
US. Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
Mr.. WEBSTER ATuoNE

They have . peculiar May of doing things
IN Boston. Her citizens when inclined to be
liberal give %princely gifts, aud whatever be the
occasion, something peculiarly interesting
and opposite Is sure to be elected. Mr.. Web
S,er reached Boston OH "Wednesday afternoon
by the Long Island train, and WAS received BY
a spontaneous crowd. aud with the most deaf
ening cheers. MIR. Quincy, the mayor of Bos.
ton, addressed him, and we give the opening
aud concluded paragraphs OF his speech, as ex-
ampleso OF ielicitous illusions and eloouence
of style:
fSlloT citizens Of Ncur England:
We have assembled, almost wiihou; preme-
citation, To congratulate one another, and To
welcome the distinguished Representative Of
Massachusetts, to the homes oil his vonstitu
ents. His return at this time awakens feel
lngs oil peculiar interest. Since we last saw
hinl he has been exposed TO accusations. and
asSailed by ISLANDERS, which, if substan,iated
would have borne the ~mightiest to the earth.
lie has been, as II were, fighting with wild
belsts at Ephesus, and we rejoice 10 find that
he has come unscathed from the conflict.
Surrounded again by his friends. | know not
whether ! can find a filter style OF address than
the one used centuriesago by the Persian mon.
arch--"Oh Daniel, has thy country, that thou
servest continually, been able TO deliver thee
from the lionsf" Aud well might he reply
Like the statesman OF old-My country has
shut the lions mouth, forasmuch as before il,
innocency was found in me. . u
Daniel Webster. there is no need of occu.
pytng more time In convincing youo OF the feel.
ings with which this multitude, and your fell
low citizens at large, welcome your return.
The iatigues OF your long journey demand re-
= pose, and | will conclude in behalf of my fell
low citizens, in your own Language, with one
word changed, 1--WE leave YOU TO the best So
! cieiy, when we leave you to YOURSELF
Mr.. Webster replied at some length, and
then took a brief farewell OF the assembled
multitude; and the band struck up Home,
sweet Heme,' and the crowd separated amid
the most deaiening shouts OF applause.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
HARDWARE.

YWNHE Subscriber are noe sseeivsng and open.
ing q sieck Of Hardware end
CUTLERY
direct from Tho manufacturers in Engissd end
America. which (hsv,rg been purchased entirely
TOE cash. they are aLlc 10 sell unusually low.
The srrare emsnss they have Asde 6s The par
chase Of goods both In England and Anssics. suas
bles them Ia .fSr TO
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
every inducemeni that ten be offered b. Hardware
Joblcr East or West. OFT q GREER.
may 4 No l59 Main q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

A GEM.-We agree with a cotempomry
that MOORE never conceived a more exquisite
fancy than the following. by AMELIA"
The twilight hours. like birds, few by
A. lightly Aadss free:
zen u'esssnd stars were in the sky,
Ten uhouoead on the sea:
For every wave Win N-plea
That leaped up in the air.
Had caught a star in It's embsaee&k
And held IL trembling there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
HALF LOT on WATER STREET
FOX SALE.

V(f VIRTUE OF a deed Of irusi from Daniel
Z'ne Ia me. dated the 6rst d.v Of September
iosi. aud rceoFded IN the clerks Office Of The coun-
" coun of Ohio county. I will sell q, public sue.
ton oil The front doos Of The court house o( lid
county. in The city Of Wheeling. on Saturday as
Ga day Of Jase 1876. The unrih half OF 10, numb,,
lol s.. IN square number (2) two. in The CITY Of
wheeling. situated on the east side of Waller s,fe.,.
oe,"s A"'y "esJof front on Water street. end
extending back lhe iai. depth OF The lot ,ose,h.,
with is appurlenances.
TtRMs-one fourth Of the purchase money I'M
hand and the rssidue in Two oqusl ,m,.Imen,, -
anle ia ser and twelve months from the d. of ~.
With interest. the purchaser giving ho.d vim -;
'ecun'y lo' The deferred 'n.,almen,s, aud the nm.
being retained unid the whole is paid. Selling 90
vested In me by said decd Of trust.
may CHARLES r MCCOY. r,,.,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

MURDER are panied to learn thai
a murder was committed on the land Of Mr..
John s. Dover, in this county ION "Wednesday
last, upon the person at a mau named Lang.
hccs, by Simon 7. Snyder, between whom and
the deceased an old grudge had existed. Sny-
der struck his yictim ON The b5ck of the head
with a hsnlspike, and ~ fractured lis skull.
that be- died before night. Snyder has alb
sconded -CIarhsbMrg ROn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

Mr.. CI.AY.-We learn from the Kentucky
Observer, thu, Mr.. Clay reached Ashland on
The 22t inst, in excellent health.
May the venerable statesman continue to
enjoy health and happiness in that centre OF
has home. Evsry place in this Union, every
freside, nay every hearth, and every heart tia
is parm. Is the home OF Henry Clay. a hon,
TO which his services as a patriot, and hi,
worth as a man. make him welcome. Wher
ever he Is, II safety, Is power-ior knowleeg,
is power; and while we rejoice that he hasre.
turned to Ashland we more rejoice that vvlnr
ever he has been, and wherever he may 90, il
the sid range OF our country, he will BE- me
with the smile Of welcome, the true affection
due 10 sacrificing patriotism.-U. $. Gdzaic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
REMOVAL OF THE SEAT OF GOVERN.
MENE

A Washington correspondent of the y. Y.
Herald, writing under the date OF the 18th ult
says: The House w, pretty much engaged
during the whole of this day in debating In,
Smithsonian bequest bill. Cave Johnson, tn,
Postmaster General, has been present for tho
last two or three days. II is said that he i.
boring against any farther outlay of this, ol
any other funds, for public buildings in Wash
lngtoui and that, ii this can be accomplished
he, in injunction with tie south and south.
western members. will make an effort soon TO
remove the seat of government 10 Memphis,
Tennessee. The strong opposition to the car
rying out tho intention and will oil Smithson.
by erecting an institution Tor The promotion
OF science IA this city, has been caused by this
telling. IL Tennessee influence should be
strong enough in time, Memphis must, OF
become tie capital oil the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
HOME LPAGIrP

' VIZ snhrcnbet- have on hand a few Pairs n
me hne'' quality Of siuehed Boots. made On.
80 Iem o"" Inspection and Of The best materials
which they ofIer al 81 50asS 90 NJ pai, ~, ca
N'so q large aud general assnrimeu, ~ th. sc.s
a,'rie OF Calf aud Morocco Pers.d n,.. rhieh
hey ohrf at 50 so per pair. The above nn1rl.,
We nave got up OURSELVES and We xasran, Them u
every respcct. CONNOLLY A. ws,v
may 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
WALL PAPER. xc-

4 II. BORNBROox. hsvs just reed an in
~ . voice 81 The largest and best assorimfR ~
msl snd Wisdow Paper, Bordering snd Fise
S'eens Par ofihe shove Paper is { patterns Of
,.e'oo rspei' new style and elegant. Ear superior 10
any ever offered.
Tbs Pspsf will he feeeir FL in sb,uf ejeh, day,
sha JOINED 20 our pftsent heavy .iock. viii con.
go We lSfgesl sboHmsnt ever offered ta Inc
Csu snd see q vben % strives md he s,,e.
nus sun at The Va iey aBd Pspef Sore on Non.
may 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

The New Orleans Jeffcrsonian contains the
following monitory and, perhaps, explana,o-
" paragraph:
The editor OF the Je1rcrsonian is resoon,i
BILE TO any party, feeling himself aggrived, for
any editorial tEat has appeared, OF may appear
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
RAT AND car ARTICLFg-Thcre

RAT MD rAT ARTICLES -Thcre il
now 60 Dc secuat thc shopof M EbcH Ames
on North Main street. SAYS the Providence
journal, one Of tle greatest natural cui0sires
we ever remember To have heard o. viz a
young Jat -ucklci BY a cat. togc,Icf with tour
kittens; The kittens are shout iitcen iays old.
On Thursday lass. the oil cat lcii hef kittens
Cor a foregoing expedition on Cauul s,sect Sine
soon rciuuIcd. bearing in her mouth y Young
Whari rat. which shc has ever since 6ursed
AMI taken equal care Ut with lef Kittens.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
EUTAw HOUSE,

CoT"e' " Duutnsorc and EufaU St..
JACKSON & CRAssroS, PRoPRiKroRs.
y Vie undersigned bes leave 10 inform the ouh-
lc that they have leased The above .s,. ~.
ana vel known Hotel. which during tho la, ,wa
months has undergone q thorough rsnovssIoc sn,I
,ssa1nsh,as' rendering u nos unssrpssssd ny .nv
Hotel IN tho country Zoe elegance end coufor;' n.
'''"aiion Is high aud healthy. commanding . g..
view OF the ci'y. and convenient 10 the place. ar
business and pleasure. The propristors a.,,e,s
.emse',es INA. 'hs'r well known connection with
NE hfsi ho'eis IN the Union. amply qualities them
Tor The satisfactory discharge Of their duties, and re-.
specifically soI'ci, patronage.
r JACKSON.
Late Of The Asios Hosre. New York.
II cRANSrON.
or The Pavilion. R.cksway. L..
N B,-Cu,ehes will DO In readiness ai the de-
no's aud landing Ia convey passengers and bsrsss.
free ~ charge 10 The House.
The Pavilion al r 'ckaway will be opened %
usual oo The lsi Of July by NJ cnnsloo.
may 3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
TIE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-

IHI DL'IhNH hIi4NVN UFEln
To realize the fact that our early, earnest and
continued cxcrtious in advocacy of this route,
aud IN opposition 10 the Right of Way, have
won iul triumph; Tor we see those who were
doubtful when the ISSUE was doubtful, who
when the question was ia greatest peril, were
balanced like a juggler upon his rope, now
bending this way and now that, but never To-
sing the centre OF non-committal CAVITY
eagerly pressing TO win a prominence ia the
triumph. We are graii6ed at this evidence
OF courage after the contest, aud fidelity when
IL Is profitable; II demonstrates the absence oi
a doubt ia the completeness OF our victory,
Tor they would join no doubtful standard, bul
we cannot wholly suppress a wish that they
had Warmed their own minds earlier, and sus
tanned the movements then instead OF nov
seeking To make the movement sustain them.
-NarM Amor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

The steamboat owners and commanders OF
Lake Enc are among the most liberal and en-
ierpusing people ia the world. Every spina
on the opening OF navigation, they make il q
part OF their business to give the public gcner.
ally a pleasure excursion. The last excursion
Is thus noticed in the Detroit Advertiser
PLEASURE RlDE.-By various estima.
lions from 1900 To 1000 OF our citizens of all
occupations including lac Governor and State
officers aud members OF both branches of the
Legislature, enjoyed a delightful sail yeste ,ds,
afternoon on bonrd the magnificent steamer
Niagara. The weather was delightful and tho
company seemed TO breathe fresh life from IN,
pure arr OF the River and Lake. The cspac
ious decks OF the steamer, though alive viii
passcngcni, were by no means inconvepioul
crowded, and we doubt not. Captain Richard
hospitality would have found room Tor az man,
more.
The boat moves with great speed. and with.
out a P%crccptible jar from the action of IN,
machinery. We need not add that the supert
appointments OF this floating palace were
the admiration Of ali.
The excsrsion extended some distance inf,
iabe st. Clair above, and 10 sandwich below
the city. Upon coming 10 the dock. the com
panf gave three times three 10 Capt. Richard
aud the Niagara.
Now. on the Ohio they DO not even Civ
their editors a trip. Shameful.