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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
RATES OF DISCOUNT
coRRECTlD wEEKLY

FENNsYLvANIA. Hamilton ID
Banks of Pit,snrgh par Granville 10
80 Philadelphia par Famcrs Blk Canton 30
Girarl Bank - narErhnna 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

co. In the practice of politely bowling
strangers out of pew where there is sill
room to spare, is there not a lack even of
worldly courtesy -
Have you not mistaken the pew. SIR,
blandly said one OF these Sunday ChestcrGelds
as with emphatic gracelullncss he opeEed the
door.
beg pardon replied the stranger. rising:
Il lear have; | mistook it for Christians
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

A RICH JOkE-The Worcester Gazette
tells the following good un:'
"Misther! misther what have you done7"
saul a little shaver with protruding ewes to
'greeny who had just finished tying a horse TO
a spruce pole, as he thought, on Menimac
street.
"Done!" said the fellow. "what dive mean?
haln't done nothin,' nots know on"
"Why. With you have, thir; you've hitchcd
your both TO the Magnetic Telegraph and
you'll be in Bothton in lcth than two NINTH
IL you don't look oulr
The man united hishorse with nervous anx
icty, and jumping into his carriage, drove has
THY down the street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

The venerable Pickle Pickleby says:-."Read
your bible. Jabez, study the laws of Moses.
ana don repeal any of EN-; mind the len com.
m indments TO. aud the 'leventh likewise. and
1oh sell the birthright of the Yankee nation
lor mess OF potash; aud the day may kun
when you will be minister ofa Penitentiary.
or SECRETARY OF ncgaiinn.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
PENNSYLVANIA AND THE TARIFF


1t is possible that the fate of the anti-pro-
tective Tariff bill, now before the Senate. NAV
depend upon the casting vote OF Mr.. Vice
President Dallas. In that case the Safe of
Pennsylvania, which voted for Polk. Dallas.
and the Tariff of 1912" many behold her ia
vorlte policy Frustrated by the man whom She
aided TO place in the Presidential chair of the
Senate--a man who is native other soil, and
whose nomination to the high office which
he fills was made in compliment TO Ponnsyl-
vania, or 10 mislead her
IT The suiierings in which PENNSYLVANIA is
'0 be involved by the overthrow ol protection
should alluponthose alone whose votes CON
tnbuted to bring the enemies of protection in
to power, impartial justice would ssly-"Let
them suffer- they have deserved it," For il
was with fall knowledge of the deception
they were playing that they entered upon the
game of deceit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

-, DEEuNhARuS FORBID 10 MARRY
.., uJ ' =, .. OF Waibck, in Grmsnv has
llo"''I'ta lh" issuing at marriage Ii,,o... n.
Itfsous oi iutrmp habits. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

No. 100 Chesauf 81. bet,reen 3rd and az
pHIT.A DEI.pHIA


PHILADELPHIA.
rnUIS popular and central Hotel. established by the
n Me~ss sanderson, having passed uio the hands OF
the subscriber hc desires inform his friends and
lic that a. OMEN Coz The reception OF guests.
To those who have visited 'lhc Franklin House." ts
adv Suias- dcs able stopping place well known:
10 those who have not. VIII he only necessary
that - situated the huses, part of the most fsshions
bic street. IN the immediate vicinity of the Exchange Post
ONCE. Rank. Custom House. Places of Amusement to
ties steam boat Landings Railroad Dcpos Public Square.
Count houses. sc.
since the change OF proprc;ors large amount Of
ney has becn expended In charging hitting. furnish
lng aud painting. Among the numerous improvements
may lie mentioned Improved entrances new ladies'
binary. new Eeutcman's dining saloon, new palors,
new chambers. new kitchen. and har ROOM besides
many other MINOR Improvement.
The principal features of first hotel the falkland
Wine Cc ar win he under the management of Mr. James
NJ Sandcrson, of the former propriciors whose abi
ton tn excel Caterer Is well known. His widely
lchtaod cook, fclcter aided by experienced assistants
will still continue To he hs right hand man.
The Office and hooks viii he under the charge Of Mr.. G..
T. Burnan, aie the able editor of the Daily Ohio Union.
OF Cincinnati aud recently of Boston. In short.
great eNerons have been made. and hereafter Will tc
spared, 10 render the Franklin Of the VERY FIRsr
hotels ior comfort, convenience aud good living.
jy 81 Il DIX. MINOR.
EsANCY BoNEs.--Ie dozen Fancy Toilet and Work
/ Tor sale low by Nsl J. & L. HORNBROOk.
yyYIDE WINDOW PAPER.-5oo pieces Wide Win.
w dow Paper, hgurod and plain striped, Just received
by U2l J.& 4. HoRNBRooK
/ a IKEN's PATENT BRAD Avis for sale at tho
jy9i OFT q GREER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

reaash I.lst, wlliaas PPM a.
faaEg--si Mas.
Naw. as rad snrnassa. thaa snfh wsal
- Gav. Hssnch. ledge Dani.l. NFlsen
Edssrds. Aa'hsnirl Mse0a. snd ashsss
- his ii.i. had saRe 9Tflsnlions 10 Re-
Puh'lraiism, and Fgsn d. mOrrarT. III.
hrsneh. sinrs thsH Erle. has hsra he esn-
Saesis N he patty &C. lie Pisse nf Gossa-
NOR. NJ. EdwEEds has Esesn,ly bssa So
iasiisa nRsl saInesl.y a hsrems . e.sdi-
date EaE he .ame o.. md j. nas ore Of
he DeRosrs,ir csnLal cammissss Of The
S'sss. lev heilaw. IiessiaFe. % he
hypocrisy nj 'hnse. Who salse Ele pAiss-
il"n In isEsTnaT Gsshsm. that lse. arrnra-
InE - IisiE .hau iag tIhonRh, - l.sl. be
Stands on i irFsHi gTQahd. PsetsHsd lie
I'D nate of ,l.sIiag lhs H,seEnar. Ehsa
the lsshRR HsphsF. ol shsH esn parry,
nPnn the 81 gle Guesllan. aRd HAT ahly
pending. EsieI assIns. slse ins the Gov
ern"' hv tie PeoPls.
We hate shawn By Ihs xeIe publusled
sba'r, Il Al VIZ. Macon Enl, 4 sss,nsl siE-
ing the slsr,ion Il GaternaE g. The People.
lie aiss mied H. cahEsnIina sgalnsI the
adoption Ol tie Consultation. ~ amended.
ssrighIng - one Of his rhi. { reasons. the
change tasi had been made "a q e mote e
slselH Z g 'yErnar. We quote his ords.
taken fIom the L" Debates OF The Convex.
IIon." Il page 800:
The President rose and asked the in.
duigsnrs Of = lew ~ord. before he gave Ills
Eo'e "n the question. he ssid he could noI
'"Ie IN l.snr Ut suhm'mIrg Ihose Amend
meats Ia The pfOfle, ~ he had Iwn derided
ohIrri Ons b. lhsm-the ore Hss the dung
away af annual elseupns, which he con-
siderad fundamental prnri, L. Of Repub-
iIe.n Liberty; The other We. the change
made IN the ell. cum Of the Governor.
lie greatly preferred that Iha, tlerunn
should have rem,ined 10 The General As.
ssmblv. where il Is a. present. lie va.
sorry tia, he could nut sonrur in sprruv-
ing the york Of body oi men IRON WHOM
lie had rsreissd uniform kindness snl al.
ieniion,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
From the Raleigh Register.
Election Of Governor by the. People.

We that the " STANDARD" is at'enp'-
ing 10 revive The charge, a, which he L.
bored SD assidunn.ly two years ago. VIZ:
thai Governor Graham IL hosnIe 10 pnpn
lar rights, because oil his woe. as a mem
Der Of the Legislature in 1891, ON an
10 The Cnnveniion b II touch
ing the .leeion of Gbvernnr. We nee d
not iecur 10 the cncnpstsnres atierdina
thai vote. TO show why it vas given. The
explain ,tion Of that whule subject was ful.
~ made in Ibis paper. during The last "a :
vass. and il. mo d lb,. IN l.ar 10 our real-
ere. b.. bad Governor Graham so voted.
without reierence TO the attendant rirrum-
s'ances, but from deliberate opinion that
It wa inexptdient ~ change the Con,i'u.
lion as regarded the t,sc'i'n Of Governor,
il requires some har,llhood 10 pronounce
surh sots eIiher Anti, Iicputl csn or
Ant .Dem"rrs'ic. in the fare of the pro.
cet lIngs Of the State Convention in 1885.
By reference IN the printed journals #
that body. page G3, II appears .hs, those
Who voted IN the negative. nn the amend.
meat proposing - .leci he Governor by
The People, we're 80"
Mrssr-. ,qrTiR. Dryan, Brunch, Raj
iey. Bunting. B oinax. Baddis, Croiap.
Cslysr,. Cal,ps. Daniel. Ed,razs Frses
be-, Gatiias & slsn Irqrsai casaaa
s3yde sfay, Cry. llas.eg. floag.
lliuar'i. Haissy. Jones ttakes. Joinsr
hlae. Macon, McPher.on. Marchaais
NoFrom. OatIar. P'pk'n, Riyner. Rsa.
.ay. (sasquotoaE.) Sowyer, skinner.
sesweii. Sugg. SpruIlI, Tsy'oe, rro,f,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

He hsliaEsI tlaa in iEe-lhinls o. ailFsf-
laarihs 81 li.e roanaEY, nsnslrsn.iEenIi-
chs Il his peeple wsls IN faEoI u pssee.
They wOula nOl Be- l0rred into HaE. ~
less hey saw more acrssian for Il li.sn
had hilheFla hsen exhibited.
M. HkEMpOD aid he MS not sEsFr
Ihal the President hsi ever declared any
appFos a Il ihe resolutions Introduced By
he SensioF r. m Michigan. lie hsiisF-
al hrs NsEs snLmiliied 10 him. sud he
Mas asked wheeler he saw any ohJseiion
10 them. ard he said he did MI.
Ne. cAss said The President Lad mol
gone InlB sny consideration Of lie TesO-
lniions. The Secretary ii State Mr. Blu
sllsnan) had suggested m alteration in
one al them. Wh'ch Mas agreed 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

s-als1. HaHiaRsasa. gsHaagsls. laAns..n. Il ~,
iana. saaharn. Il iR1a.aaEs. ITmis. Nh =.
Mangsn. Mrs. N0Erheaa. Psarre. PlssEg. -
sIrsAi. rEaaH. Wsh.ass. MessrSsl. Mass
NsYs-Nessrs AHA. A.Lssy. Astl.ii..., Al,
sEias,, bssty, bsniea. RnFsr. hslght. csus,rS
cssS. CAaimgn, Dirkinsan. niK, Iahfrla. H..
nrgsn. H0naOa. grnnrss. NIles. PrunsA.rls,
Rn.k. ssnP's. sssFE. ssPEsnop. Tpnr.-as.
so The amendment MAS adapirtl.
Mr.. A;.rn maale some Ermarks in IN.
position 10 lie Fss0lniipn hrl.Te he -.
nalr; wlieh Htrr rePlisd 10 ny AR. CIi..
lenhsn.
The question then ferurFed on order.
ing he resolution. n pmendsd. - ; lln,d
Ieading. and il was deriied IS ftI.ah,.
YEAS NesEa Arrh~r. Aslaly. AsAen..
Baglg, baHoE. Benton. BrTrirn. cslhoCn. C.
sEon. ehalnsIs. lphn n. Clayton, cosNin. O..
isIdrn. Davis. DAYTON. Dir, Gsorne, HssworI
Houston. Hunlingipn, JaFnagin. Iohnson. n A.
~ land. johnson. u I.nuisiana. LcAis. MILF.
Mangum. MiisE. MoEshead. Niles. Prarss. P,p'
nsharkeF, fhrlps, Rush, ssxirr. SimsrCnk SgrivA,
Tumry. upham. wehstsr. woodsridgr-so.
NAiS-MessIG Allen. Alchison, Br,,.,
bright, csss, Thomas Clayton. d. kinsOn. Evan.
Fairfield. flanagan. lrnEsss, ssnI,s. strrs.
Nesieuli-i.
So The resolution was ordered To he en-.
crossed and read \ third iiae, aud Vas
finally passed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
PRETTY GOOD.

Mr.. sheperd. ore Of the Democratic
Csndld" es fnr Ca erncr. made a s?e.rh
a lew days $50 10 some twelve er ifern
pe"I lie At Henderson Dept. lie let The
principal part Of his "gss" or .gsinst The
Wing iarIIF---denonnred /: as ouirsgeaus,
oppressive. iniolsr.bls, &c. &c. Upon
finishing his hsrangne. q worthy meclan.
&c stranger ii Henderson, who was
swslling the departure &c tie .iage,l Who
bal listened a,ienlis.ly to The spesksr,
ob.trsel To democrat thai Odd by HIN.
" How 10 u 'h'i the Democracy Of North
CaIni,na - 30 fnti iusly opposed 10 The
tariff. while the demoeracv 81 Pennsvi-
rania gnts Erui" Pls that 80, st,anpeti'
inqnirsd The acknowledgements. "Iu.."
replIrd The whig-"snd The democraic
Legi-ls'ure Of Pennsylvania have instr0c:-
ID their members in Congr, - TO vote
against REDUCING the wtig tariG," Tire
demorIs, seemed 10 dnubt il, and ehsl-
lenged the Wing to face Mr.. SLeperd snd
ass,r, III The democrats oI Pennsy lvania
we're in iavor OF the tariff. The whip
however dtrlintd. on The ground lha, he
had M personal acquaintance viih the
candidate; "bnt sir" sa,d he. IL you
will ak him ard he denies ". / promise
ynn In "ftce him" 8, they stsred, with
small crowd &c democrats al ,tsir heels,
10 AK Mr. Shererd. who was sitting In
tavern /" disroursIna mosI e'oquenlly"-
perhaps sgsins, tie " ahom,nable Tar e.
" Mr.. Sheperd," inq'ired The democrat,
in TINE that 'o!d he fet emf lent OF =
triumph over the wing. &" wsnt 10 know
II us tue that The iemncrs,s OF Penps, l.
vani. are IN favor Of this wing riff that
You have been speaking In ~ ahull' Mr.. |
SHEPARD looked" kinder" side way al The
fellow. and with a wave re The hand that
" suited Ia the word" exclaimed, "Oh.
that has nothing 10 do with The e!ection |
az a Governor of North Carol,na!' The
fellow turned TO the wing. and in voice |
oil surprise observed. II give il up
) cure right" Milton Chronicle, ,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

wtF,s. " n HE a. lssssnR. ale - nest
STA"
Tie AfeshsnE metiiRg a'isGFasd q
msss sgaaa - The slh 81 Jsiy, shea -
-lll ssssHbis 10 dsse &c shal OsgLI % Be
cpEe N he premises.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

twenty thousand dollars have been
subscribed Tor theological seminary, 4
he under the rare Of the Synotls Of So,,i
carolina and Georgia. Forty ,hou"
dollars Is The sum required Tor the H.r'
pose. Columbia, s. G., is to be sue
of the Institution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

Right Of Way.-Phe Legislature Of
Pennsyisanla. nos in SESSION, hs,ins re-
fused 10 grant u the Baltimnre snd Ohio
IA lro.d Company the pri'iiege oil route
through thai State to the Ohio, via Puts
burg, the counties oil We.trn Prnn.yl-
v"nIa appointed delegates TIA Convention
an the suhi~cr, 10 be hell IL All, g,any. IA
'osn in the vicinity OF PIu.b"rg.) Tbe
Canv, nIinn met on the 9Th inslatt. TIE
proceedings and speeches rvinced high
dsgree Of excitement. There were near
y fnu: hundred delegates present from
'weaiy counties. The lion, Walt Fur-
ward. who presided in The course nf his
address, laid that The people Of that sec
tim cf Pennsy lvania had an inaI,enable
right IL construct rail Dads 10 snrh points
a. natural rhanu,l. render feasible, . and,
by ire blessing OF G. ID. we will have This
right ="
Addresse. were sl-o made by the Hon.
WIN. wilkins, Wilson MrCsndle.,, and
S,murt Black, Esgs. -
The proceedings Of this meeting have
been communicated to The PENIS, Iyania
Legislature. and the reading caused deep
sn.aton. The ioIl"~ ing. among Il re-
s"l"'ions Of the Cdnren,ron, W IS singled
oul Jar attack
Resolved. That The officers orthis meet.
ing be anIIiorZed 10 oreD cnuespon-
dence with The Managers Of he Baltimore
and OF ! Railro.d. to sscertlin whether
Iegi-l .t.se sctinn may no, be dispensed
Y IN The UNANIMOUS .ssron OF the
seness 81 the coil, and 10 convey an az
that in such event. The work shall
be gaa ded against moles.stIon a. Ill bsz-
srds. -s.@ ~*#
The members from Pn'sburg defended
i. and Mr.. breckenridge, in a very arm
'Deech, declared himself IN IA vor oi il, con-
.lud'ng his "ry exciting speech with the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
Baltimore Line of Packets.-I'hc

" Fayetteville" fine new Schooner Of
i"s tons, arrived at Wilmington from Bal
hnore on the 9TH instant. She is the first
Of tho new line Of packets established be-
tween those ports, and is to be followed
by the " Wilmington"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
The Convention Organized.
Editorial Correspondence.

ALBANY. Monday, June LIST, 1876
The Constitutional Convention met at noon to-
day at the Capitol but all the fra, days work had
been toisomely elaborated in two different Loco
Foco Caucuses-one held in the Assembly Cham
Der on Saturday evening, the other in the Senate
Chamber this morning sitting from 81 till IL clock.
The former accomplished nothing, but the latter did
no the appointed work The Old Hunkers were
nearly all toed in and their votes for the va
rious Offices getting beaten OF course, but binding
themselves vote in the Convention tor the Caucus
nominees. 1t Gov. TRACY was nominated or presi'
dent on the first ballot, having AZ votes 10 y for
RueeLEs, scattering and blanks. Judge MEL.
son has not yet arrived This settled the whole
matter, and every minor office was hllcd win
B4rnburner though the Multiplicity OF candidates
rendered two or more ballots in each case neces-
sary.
The Clerks are ]. F. STARBUcK Of Jefferson, who
has twice or thrice tried unsuccessiuIy TO be Clerk
Of The Assembly, and HENRY w. STRONG OF Troy
formerly Stale Senator | thought The oid
Hunkers would be allowed crumb, Tor policy 5
sake but they were not understand that MICHAEL
HoFFMAs (who assumes TO boss the Convenronl
offered them half the minor Offices il they would all
vote in caucus for Tracy, but they refused and
were punished by losing every thing Even this Is
not the end of their humiliation. Having once gone
into Caucus they will have bard work 10 keep ont
hereafter. Tonight another is TO be held, when
suspec, il is intended TO make WIN. CASSIDY, (Edi-
tor OF the Atlas and no Printer al ALL Printer to the
Convention, and that will show just how much hum
bic pie the Hunkers will swallow l rather doubt
their taking this so quietly.
The Wings met informally this morning. and
decided to make no nominations but each vote AS
he saw fit They did in Convention. Two Of
the Wing Members (PoRr Err of Saratoga and Y DUNG
of Wyoming have not yet arrived
Despite the indications Of this morning. do not
believe King Caucus can rule this Convention, and
render it mere machine for promoting party ends.
There are many strong heads and old heads among
its members The Session is likely 10 continue from
ten weeks 10 three months. H. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

there Friend Tribune, you must come and see Il
Cone in July or along FIRST Of August, when it Is
drv travelling through the Woods andit you want
:, 90 to the White Hills and on TO Mount WafhDs-
to- I should rather so on 20 the top OF Great Hay.
s;s K of ne tao. Il ism, quito 90 high up, but
high enough in ali conscience. lou d thiak so BY
the tine you go, up above ;5e woods. and II IS moro
apt 10 be clear on the peak OF tho Gaystack. NJ
w a.hngton is sometimes ell covered with mis-; and
cloud Coz days together. HsySsck is never shroud-
ed & whole Oh. lime wher il = fair weather be-
low. The sighs from, it isn't quite grand. they
tell me- when you can have fair day on Nj. Wash
inston, but il is pret.ier 10 | call II preuer;
may be you wouldn't call anything you would
see here. Yea / call il pretty here in the Notch,
or beautiful like. after you d been and seen the Gap
of the White Mountains and come back. Every
thing would look soft and beautiful here yoa then
Things look solemn and dreadful. they tel me-
there. They call it & Notch ihere-,he passage
through the Mountains though IL is twelve miles
through and the sides OF it swial mountains all the
way. They are dreadful high and desola;e. and
all 10 pieces with slides and thunder 1t looks
US if thunder had struck en- one time And another
all the way down, and all along their sides, and
clouds broke on EN-. The Teamster said once be
going through there alone and he look'd up and
see single wild pigeon Aging across The Notch
he said the solitary seemed TO hurry as il /,
afraid TO be there alone. II is awful lonesome
there. and folks are glad to get through They say
it looks melancholy there thing iss great and
still oh, it is 6eautJnl' And the infant Saco sings
through there in the Summer. all alone. 4 littlo
brook, only in time Of the mountain rains then Is
sea Numbering through the Notch and filing it like
the aoom of mill and tearing the bowelsou of the
mountains what l!Iie has been LEFT by thunder and
the slides.
Come up and sec the whole friend Tribune
Come bv way of Franconia. and be sure you do ut
go by without calling to ses Jour true friend
THE OLD MAJ OF THE MOUNTAIN.
Franconin Notch, May |. !s4f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
~THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is now complete
and in operation between Albany and Rochester.

REACHES II The CA.AL-A letter from Zebu-
Ion M.,op Superintepd.n, on the Err. Canal 10 the
Com p,roIIer. d.ted Jordan. May 18th, ls4o says;
About o'clock The asia ir'' about :. ieet IN
sng,b and 10 in width Of the bottom of the trunk oil
-. c.,,-,n,. Aou-duct wen out. carrying with It a
psrr OF The us.oary OF tae c.r:er pier Bg throwing
dam. aero.. the eAeh side of the breach se 'ua
ceed-d by A. NJ in stopphs the water, and al r. h'
inc ,br bonra and sides and at P bo.fs were pass
ins The COMMISSIONED, Mr. E.rll- and Easinerr. Mr.
richmond we're Oh the spot very soon after the o'ea
!. Schuyler, Superintendent writes from Fort
pain vv 3-th :. follows On the uight OF The twenty
h Of NAV about one hundred and twenty feet OF The
Moha.k river dam feeder, IN Ainden Montgomery Co.
vas carried way hy sudden rise Of the Noha ak river
tn h-s.-h /. on the North side OF the river, up 10 the
breach that vas repaired BY B. Buher late ouPeFniend-
an, in the wear 1913,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
The honest mans an unmoved rock
Washed whittier, but not ,hezen oy the shock
Ueroism in Texas.

The correspondent, Of the :" \. Orleans Tropic,' in
his account OF Gen Taylor's second battle with the
Mexicans, has this passage
Can't. Walker with his heroic band Of Rangers the
ls, mat fred AZ the Mexcans. The army LEFT him and
h comrades or the bank OF The river shooting them as
they attempted TO cross.
Delightful sport this for a band of heroes, after
the excitement OF battle is over-the enemy routed
and scattered to the winds, and the victorious army
weary OF slaughter, drawn off 10 quarters Won
der if such things are allowed by The usages OF civ
ilized nations in GLORIOUS warfare II may be
SO. bat 10 me the heroism Of the thing seems about
on psr with that ola band OF rowdy boys club in
hand. watching for drowaed-out rats on the over
flow of al old wharf. The fend like thirst OF blood
exhibited in such cold blooded murder is too shock
ing 10 think Of! Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
Duteni tfle0irlnes.
PILES PILES. PILES.

PILES PILES PILES!
MIR John K s. BaRNE5-DEAs SIR: Accept many
fE rhap.. for the PHI. Lotion which you sent m-. II
r-h-d m. shout The goth 81 month, and can aAsurs
you was suffering much could 'ehcey wa!t rave
r., ~ pr.viou,ly told you less afflicted for the
ls,t lhree or four y-Ss and t'd nsny remedies, from
whicn after many applications, recsved tut temporary
r.if Alter but t plicatons Of your Pa Lotion the
.orruess and vioen, itching sshsioed aud orjay-d a
sleep, which bad not one for saver
al ,Ig't. Ia les. than from s- 6rs application TO
nv a.topi.husot, was completely cured aud hsve aot
nsd nny return since, although much s1pos-d tho more
~, NJ II curing that sarI and ylosu Itching hieh
many arc troubled renders ovAsthlo medicine
procured hottie from your sgen; for friend OF mine
who's, .rd.rnys have very hs informed me
f.w dsys ,ncr that 1t WI e1ecsg cure ard BIO 10 do
lt.s.ed with IL You may say to Mo.ars Wysn ErEb-
un that will chesrfy give farther Information who
,u all al INV alice corner uf SouthsL and O!dsp or al
he Custom. hou.e AM there daily 7vory hsf hour, %
twc.n 10 A. 81 and P NJ Very truly you're
JAS & GLOVER, Dep. Insp. Of RsTenue
For sale by WYATT Il KETCHUM. l2l Fulton. st
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