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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
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n REMARK ABLE aud -ir.uiar s.tcsi,,ion la. h,si
49, 'eu made hN an eminent mcutcr OF thc NcIrai
''i az To- 'hc cufa iNc pos, or ct q. B.urAcrhof's
'uusis aud Colds avid iofs the side and Chest, This
gen. en1n i1rH>ics his patients ,h the Restorative
ana hnds O. a. sou'yy necessary, be never had ava,
prescription Ca produce the astonishing results realized
N ihe Restorative. This gentleman Sands among I.
medical lrcihrcn one Of ibo most ds uru.cd 81 their
nintc; hs name b. len with the proprietor rlf ic5,-
cncc There if doubt hu ta' boz lv years she lea.
oing rhNstcians-W prescribe this remedy end that uf
Hiee s tents VIII use a. Hd bless the hour thai 10 Wa
made known to thcu iu. Being tfuly tine hcfhal med.
cc Is consequently ~ more importance. a. over, one
i'cis soicN while Uiug g. and ct DANCER Ne 90
lac were using desorieus minerals. Mr. Mikta reii-
f@d merchant of New Work., used the Restorative and
was cured wholly rom danrcruus courh and reciora
Won ihe citor OF the Commercial ADVERTISE with s
earnest 0plCul conucds a. to the confidence The sck
ald ai"c inglv oaiN upon them All to rive n fair trial
tei1re feiiuiuiSne every hope. The following ccrii
ea.e IS hom DR.. Chiffon, tine well known New Nufa
chemist.
II have anrali,cd hottie ofWolciuc called &. Brine
k'fhuts Health Rcs.uro'v and fud that does not
contain Mercury amy othcr metallic preparation nor
uiun On any Of is iurms. n H. coiupoSc at vegetable
MAKER euiuelN.' JAMES Y. Chiffon, VI. n.
&. HRlNCkERBDTF, Proprietor. y. y.
Horace Everett. 4. =. Agent.
fuuctpal once, ~ Hudson street New YORK.
. Agents Tor Wheeling, Dr.. JAMES BAKER aud T. y
TODD; West AlcN Siidcr, Pa. bHN MT n CRAVEN, 4
by 9gcnis M almost every town in the a.. :. icsg
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WINEK,s CANADIAN VGRIIFNG I;

Elz1 OEMS are Tie fruitful source OF ma, an vei,
wv serings diseases, indeed there is scarcely
plant which siiics infancy aud ciihood, which may
bc prOucod hi!y aggravated ~ the presence oi
these animals IN the bowels. 'Cascs are recorded says
az eminent physician, "oi their Producing -. Niius'
dance lock Jaw apoPcNN nauiN, droIsN of lie head IN
Hamaiau Uf the eyes, perverted vision Paralysis cspcci
N OF TIE muscles sU scrVlcnf Ia speech, squirting, pal
p'atton OF TIE heat, hccuP, dry cough, pcuT0c pains
eruption, Ticuna'ic PAINS ia the joints. &c. Dr. Chap
man says thd- every species OF N IT,
origin and support ia weak aud dcpraved condition of
the digestive Orgaus Again hc SAYS, n all Of
dinuns'cd strength aud ems isinu at frame However
reduced, and especially a The bowels share IN the de- IT,
aie state We may u olud suspect thcr cNislancc OF
needy golcrSttuu br tdCg"ry observes, n cannot LC
doubted iha weak siac ot tre digestive organs shat
which principally leads to Tie production of wotus.
Dr. Nuud remarks ",hcrc Is yC urca SPACE f1r improve
The largest Worms unQuc.' ioughiy found ne
qucu} IN Young people ur rcIsoiis Ct weakly oruc'6s
iion should ie 4" HVsora size system generally end the
stomach sUd iu-CstincS particularly"
The remcty 60 which we would cal the attention Of
lhc public s one which has proved suctc-lu for iung
time; AVID b. uuversay ackuov lodged hy al who have
MED b. tote tr superior Co any other medicine EN-.
TI'nyCd in disease for which Dr. be- recommended h not
bat dissolvos and carries orthe gupeyCmndSn slime
mucous so Ercva Fni in the stomach ard owes of chi
forms The rel OF nest ~ wiirh Worms produce their
young, aud hy removing u 40 Impu IDLE for tnc Worms
o renlsn in thc iodv u Is harmless IN i elects the
sy+cH and tIe heath otthc patient b. always Improved
byi's use, even when 40 worms arc Discovered.
JOHN NINER & 60.
Sole eTOgriotof- Tor the & =.
Forss'e ty PRYOR & rAULL Druggists. jy II
q TTENTION.-J& r. HORN BROOK have now ne.
A&- cciyCd aud are opening She finest AID largest
surmcTt Of Notions, Fancy Goods. aud Naricrs they
have offered GO their customers. Country m1fc antg
VIII hnd q greatly Go their interest 10 call aud examine
our STOCK. HcUW determined 90 sell goods ucy Will find
ho'h articles AVID prices tU sut.
Rags. Ginseng Bccsway, Feathers and Flax taken ia
ESchsrge az Tie hi1e market price a. he whocsso
Rcigil la.icts orc, Moi,rop street. Wheeling. 90
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MANAGERS, oFFIcE.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
"a; draws at Baltimore July y. IS mum
bers, - drawn ballots.
Slo,OoO; 10000: , 300; 500: soft 200: &c
Tickets 50; certificate OF 20 whole tickets
will COS, sos.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass 20.
draws at Alexandria, July %. rs Numbers,
l3 drawn ballots.
S3529l; 10000; 5000, 5000; $500: 2.OCo:
o. 100 each of 600; 100 each of 800. 200
&c. &c.
Tickets $40; certificate or26 whole tic
kets will cost Sl4j.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. extra Class
$50, draws at Baltimore, July %. IS Mum
beers, ID drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 3,00O of 200; GOO: &c.
Tickets So certificate OF 70 whole tickets
will cost S6j
Since our last circular we have had the
pleasure OF disposing of one $4,000: two
81 600 and several $500 prizes Address
your orders To ROB"r ARMSTRONG SEQ.
Only Agc1tts JorJ. q GRgGoRy * Co.
Managers.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
y n. SWEAnINCEN

ONE DOOR NORTH or MR. wN.' r. sELBy's DRY ooops
STORY. OPPOSITE THg NC nooT,
MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

2 EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
OF the city and ncighhorbood that lac is Teceiv
ing aud opening for sale at the Above spacious rooms
entirely fresh stock OF very choice FAMILY GROCE
iNES, FRON VISIONS, sc. consisting inpart OF the fol
lowing articles:
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STA coo.

PokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. as.
day july -. 1916.
! prize o. sil,ooo, of i0oo, of2.OOO I ofeOCo
whocs so, shares n prOuCrttau
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AZ CELEBRATEp MEDlClNES

"A LPACAS.- Some super extra Sin chain Alpaca
az n " .T. SEIBY.
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Draws follows throughout the month OF Juiy
Draws ON Tuosdays-capial prize S3OO0.
hole Tickets 81 certificate of package wholcs SIG
shares in proportion.
Draws ON fhursdays-capital prize s 1890
Whole Tickets 81; certificates OF package whoeS SII;
shares in proportion.
Draws ON saiurdays-eapitS prize $1,000.
Whole Tickets Sl certificates OF packago whocs SlI;
shares in proportion.
Address your orders TO
N. l.. DORSEY, Wheeling Va.
lCF The drawings viii he published regularly in the
Times, and also ia the Argus Remember
n. l.. DORSEY = Lucky Onice.
July \VurrIt>n y
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1 ''E 7".T 5 '''''''''' v.'I35Cg 9 gs
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e OF $4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-ClaSs No. 30
TO Re drawn at Wilmington, Delaware ON SATURDAY.
July - 1916.
Prize ot $4,000, aud thousands of smaller prizcs
- uuRcrs, - ballots. Tickets SI2: certificate of ~,
whOes 8 1873 shares i'm proportion -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

IhtoN and ifur'igc ihOI. Ml"IWlLAUf
IenonsiroIor Oft Anatomy. e.. D. NNEUN W ID.
Tfktis lur tIe c1lire cpufsa mcludirg Hospital. fea
Wetfcu'aou, $50 aHd DissDciuH Ticket $50 willie
aIfO which nrti De- faid u alf tntf 1c ia.riaf and
iscc.iuf tckcfr usy ietftcp Omitted. Of tr o..t
oftfcsntrf. preparatory course OF ettnfCt coU.
urr.rr Isl Monday ODD Urfuhcr which ig W be- ffr
.,ti lHr rouH.a ytil o. uIr.i af tI.e -slf.aI .Hr
f-aw JOHN T.IfA HEIeDN. Foam
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S2:2e5eDsD

POkoMoHE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. IA
july 20 1876.
PRIZE Of $1,000, 7jCO, of5,soO ofaJoo, &c Sc
- numbers, ~ drawn. Tickets s.: ccrieatp OF ii
Mlulcs So siafNs IN nTOnoIinn.
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&.s5dsOO

PokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. III.
July - 1916.
prize Of $4,000. Of 5000, OF 1000, of 1900 SC
80 nun,S,S IL ballots Tickets SCI certificate OF -
whocs Slll shares iii proport ion
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MINERAL WATER
roLOGNE WATER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APOTEECA


ASHLAND SQUARE.
AR EDICINES can be had at this establishment AZ any
AVA hour the night Ply scans rptions put uP
with AccuR and SEATSEss. Spices 0f el est quality
for family use "A. BgENTLINGER,
PraprfsiHr aud Attendant
" w. Persons calling afcr The shop is closed viii please
use the knockcr on the door. IS 10
TE DOREN HEwING LINES on hand and for sale
III by jyi3 &, ~. BERRY, WS.cr -.
10 DOZEN COTTON CLOTHES LINES an arii
~ a Gle superior Hemp Manila for durability
or cleanliness, on hand aud fOf sac hy
iva G. II. BERRY, wa,er -.
Y ADTEg FINE KID TITS AND BUsKINs- Just re
- Is ceived from PhilsdclpIa,
4 Trunk Ladies fine Kid Ties
10 de DO do Buskins
ALSO,
trunk Ladies fine ooored hall Caters.
do do do DO Slippers,
Iust received az tho sign of tie Big Red Boot
w. MCLALIEN &kNOX.
oNk ANB WHITE LINING sRINs--Jun received
X from New York.
~ dozen Pink Lining SKINS
~ dozen White do
W7. MCCLELLAN KNOX.
"A LPAcAs,- Some super extra sin chain Alpacas
- plain black DO az various prices, n'so Nouscluss
spi ". n. SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

OgTIcE THE FIeE a MARINE INsrH 1Nce Go.
Wheeling. July u, 1916
FElIE President snd Directors OF this Company have
- carod semi annual dividend OF five per cent the
capital stock paid in which viii be paid tO tie stOckhol
ders or ihciT legal representatives ou demand
jy - R,W. HARDING, Secretary,
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COMMITTEE on Commerce for Julv.
5. McLELLES, JEo. M'cLuRr. VS. wicguA,,.

90 bills. Alum, 10 bnls, Eng. Ven red, for sale by
~ PRYOR A PAUL..
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or BBI,s sUsOUEUANNA sHND & HERRING
<3S 10 do No I Trimmed Shad
Bbls Mess Shsd aud Roe Herring
g.. do No Large MacNe eli al OF superior quail.
~ and for sac low BY :. ID. WOODROW,
Is n 294 Main street.
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OitOlCG bhCON.
~ ANS, Sides and shoulders Of superior quality, cal
X cua'cd To please the most fasdious taste 81 Pop
Epicurc, for sale by II NJ. JAMESON.
june p Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

- Casks India Gum Copal,
- for sale by PRYOR & PAUL..
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GOODS 4 Il REDUCED PRICES.
rEIiE subscriber having on hands very heavy stock
- ofWOOLEN GOODS. such as Cloths Saiinels.
Jeans, AlfACtAS aud CSslmcrcs, would now offer all
those wishing In obtain bargains in the above articles
prices never before offered ~ Wheeling close he
fore Fall purchases. Call and see al the Philadelphia
Cash store, No 10, Main street
jelS j. d. SEATON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-05

JEWISH WORSHIP IN ALGERIA.-The Moniteur
publishes royal ordinance dated the 9th ulumo In
stitufing an Israee consistory at Algers. and two
provincial consistores at Oran and Constantine
The authority of the first is to extend all the
French possessions in the North of Africa, and that
of the latter is to be confined to their respective
provinces. The Algerian consistory is to be COM
posed of four lay members and q great rabbi, and
each of the provincial consistores Of three lay mem
bers and rabbi. The lay members OF the former,
directly appointed by the King, to retain their
functions during four years. and those Of the latter
during three The salaries of the great rabbi and
the provincial rabbis well she cost of the ad
ministraton, are to be paid by the State The mem
bers of the consstories on the day of their nstaa
ton. are to take the following oath Before the
Almighty God. creator of the heaven and EARTH who
iorbids His name to De taken in vain and Furnishes
perjury, swear fidelity to the King Of the French,
obedience to the laws, ordinances and regulations
Published, or which shall hereafter be published. by
his Government" The duties of the consistorles
are to maintain order in the interior of the syna'
gogues 10 prevent the formation OF private religious
meetings without special license, to appoint the
ministers and other agents of the temple, particular
ly the schohets to attend to families sending their
children 10 the asylums and schools to encourage
Israeltes to exercise useful professions and de-
vote themselves in particular to tillage, &C.
MEETING OF SLAvEHoLDERs.-The citizens of
Queen Anne's county Nd to hold public meeting
on III 9th of January Centrevlle adopt measures
10 prevent the escape Of their slaves by OF the
AbOlitlonists.
F' The watch and jewelry store of Henry
Cogswell, In Salem Mass. entered on Tuesday
night by Of false keys and robbed OF watches and
ewelry to the amount Of about seventeen hundred dol
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Uinnom Ghaoes.

WINDOW sHADEDEPOT, No. 7 spraes =. E Srrss
w YorE-The only mandatory Of any extent IN be
ed States The Subscribers offer for sale the mcst
Of Shades which could be collected "s''
CONSISTING Of The following styles: 49,. are
10 go pstrs beaGD! Gothic, panied by aruhs i1e,'
al Vie of cereoratrd places IL Europe ,-.,,x
1900 pairs oil assorted Gothic, Conntman and Lsi.ss
such "a are generally so.d about the City. v,..ss
IS pairs of beautiful Corinthan painted 10 .
100 pairs Of some of The nos. celebrated places y
country. 80.
1896 pairs Of cheap Shades from 52t eenls 20 81 o. ms
We pledge ourselves " sell 100 per cent cneape ls
arg other house 10 New YORK Persons wishing " ss,ar
process VI getting Up The useful ARTICLES, ere
through the painting with great pleasure. ~,
Signs, Banners, ara Interior Decorations not 70 -
passed Trimmings ofal kinds at manufacturer ing
8, 80. a' W. S2 5os sn BARToL & De MAUNY.-
RRENCa WINDOW SHADES - G. ~, ~
lora 2s Broadway has just received 40 @ - festr
so.uueli OF above Shades, varying IRON
lrax; Also, invoice OF FreReh Landscape r. nySs
new dedgns, &c ConnIhisn Columns &C "a accortt'
contains aboa, 100 prs. low priced and VIII Do s'--
ingy. -, "a an agai
e. B-Aercasais aud upnos:srers buying 70 se eossG
VII. be allowed liberal discount NeAt GOO, fOgQ
Of Rsads-st LsfaIss's Buildings lnl5l j. v, "00S
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Books.
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THE CHEAPEST AND MOST SPLENO1pv
EDITORIAL PAPER OF TIE DAf.-hE W Il = y ~
CELSl0R, and NeyyYork Illustrated Tinss .
n. ". Hewei. Artist, T. & Asiiesoa solto'' u
Hoffman
The Excelsior, Periodical Miscellany OF oriene spa
selected matter WI! be published once q. @
Office, No Astcr House, le cents per copy OF - Pei
anum, in advance Each number OF ire 1851 3 ~
consist of Sixteen Folio Pages elegantly Prrtsa VIE ne
best new type on fine paper and suibe!ishe1 WIZ L.
gEvirgs, prepared expressly for this work; arc I-Is @
rched with choice piece OF 1uir ae4 Muse au ssn.s
Illustrations OF Passing Egenis besides ors.ns. a
lectrd Architectural Designs, alike OF az SUI
utaul character which architectural designs VIII atCoul
p.ny;Hg !-er-pr-ss articles upon MS I'M ~ ai -
art, VIII form prominent sterling feature OF ue ofA
In is reading department, besices i.eVleHs a-es'
Sketches, Essays, and General CorIesponcenc !ne
sor @ keep up steady record Of the more hp"lsEt
events OF The day, with editorial comments UPON suc o.
them feem "a claim particular attention. An3 oorIog
is rae and spni from the aspiring iouo al! Cua
erb!eEs OF the Empire STATE, The sli
fully Illustrating the scenes and times through which We are
now pss=!ag-wiI ever am onrGTd and hlGhEE' Is az
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To Pert0die! is:sIa Order 20 Obtain me nrsi snG p
impressions OF his WORK, periodical ssehs gene aE
forward tner orders The plbsher or neil ~ H.
Taylor W. "A Graham Burgess, SrnSer To- N Ills cit!
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The Holiday Nuub- Of The Excelsior anG iofh IL
usiratet Tines WI! be sir specimen OF NOSE WINCH hFe
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. SPaucE-STRgEr-fThree Doors from Nasdtstreet
no observation-disclosures supplied with all kinds
L Of PRINTING al the cheapest rate, VIZ
Cards Bills IsHding
Circulars Receipts
3i, Heads, Checks, &c
To LITERARY GESTLEMES-o1Tci"n! Minu'cy,Pt' print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work and all kinds OF
Books Letter Pres; Printing
To LECTURERS AND Acknowledgements beautifully
printed.
Lecture BiIs Small Bills for Dsiri-
lNurnsoth Bills. button, &c.
And every description OF P,n and Ornamental ob York,
executed with great and punctuaity at The Office
No. Spruce-sireet
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAM
PHIETs, &c
dnsrv law pricss tvii-u
NEW-YUKk BOUit-BINDERl, IA Fulton-st
1VA descriptions OF pGin aud elegant booh-bndlng ex'
ecuted with neainess and despatch
In this establishment particular attention s gwen IN ss!ect
ing the best Of materials and the most substantial worka
ship.
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries III find II TO
their advantage call and examine for themselves al ia
Fuonst Specimens OF Binding n al the various styles oil
Sheep, Calf, RusLin Morocco and Velvet Bindings
DO II EDWARD WALKER.
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kNROJ GhT BUTT iLaeh1.Ncih1 !o &C.
w complete SET OF machinery Tor making wrought outtS
comnrsbg patented machine for bending forming the
Joints superior any shears Tor cutting the blanks
drop-pres punches setingpress, drills circular sheafs
Sc Ne All In good order and until recently IN The
whole sold cheap, and 10 any one 50 disposed Oh
frs rare opportunity IN the business The de-
nan for the srticle of wrought iron butts hinges al
ready very large steadily increasing For farther par
tcuars apply TO subscriber. where The machinery and
'NA' - 49, JOHN F. WINSLOW.
4lb,s,, Jron Ur,-E, Trou Dee Is. 1915 G2aD lTu
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1T TAPsCOTT,S GENERAL EMIGRATioNos'
.eFrr FlCES Is South.s.- OF Msden.lape New
-asaz York, AID % Waerlooroad, Liverpool Persons
wishing for thetr friends from Li7epoV
during III. coming season In the LIE Of LiSerpoo.
Packets respectfully Informed by The subscribers tns.
the aforementioned magnificent and ayonte PaeketShips
will from Liyerpoo! positively Gdyernset III aay !"
winch passage be engaged Inc noel rsasoraD..
tefnls, and every necessary means will DC Used 70 AA
those VII passage may be engaged this sihe tne AZ
isptic despatched IN comfortable msnDer az nosssD
Ship LIVERPOOL on the 6h Fe.ruary Ship SLpuo:,,s
on TIE iIih do; Snip QUEEN OF THE WEST on w
9th March Ship SHERIDAN on The llth do Ine w VIZ
Known sailing qualities OF these fayorr Packeu ieny
sny remarks unnecessary ard their acconmodsions ~
Cloin, Second Cabin aid 5leersge passengers s9rPef'
ihOs. II aay other line. To passsge gnd t9r ane
pat guitars, apply 70 W. Z L. lar oSoit5
NJ B-W j. T. T. supply drsits, "a usual for sp
amount payable throughout Great Britain d.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-05

OFFICE Of the CROTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
" No IS Wa-s. adjoining the Mechanics Bank IN the
CITY of New York-Ths Company lost by The recent fire
Il; OO0 Their ssssts over and above 1l claims against
fi.,n EXCEED $4,000 They continue 10 insure Marine and
Fire risks a, fsir rates.
TRUSTEES.
lame. Hsruer Lorlug Andrews, Robert Lane,
Edward Richardson &c ph Nonea John Gichrisi,
.jar :es Phaler, Leonard Apple1y, Jas SGyosin,
8 A Lawrence Asa ) Crosby John LssalI,
Edwin r. TTsIain, John j. Herrlck Sanf Sherwood,
Sils, NJ Cranda ALL Abraham Van Nesi james Coon,
John Breasted, VIM Cozzens, Elias AlGrlch,
lame. cSrniksbenk Herman ID Could Geo Whitaker,
j. Lender Starr, Theo Meyer, Thos M0nsha',
Charles l. Voss, Cyrus Ctenery, George Palsn,
Zsdock Pratt, Lawrence Hill, VIM burgoyue,
Geo c De Kay, WIN Townsend,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE. President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vice-PresdeuL
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
CapL SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector. lJy5i yos
Also nspector "Lloyds" FOR the Port OF New orK
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lamps, GutIerr, or.

GENERAL FURNISHING Hardware, Cutlery,
VI Edge Tools &c ScTne subscribers invite purchasers
10 examine their very extensive assortment OF me above
mentioned articles nciud;, Ivory handle soe hnyes sn9
Forks Tea Trays, Fire Sets and lands Cos hogs aug
Pokers Skates and Sleigh Bells strapped and uosspped,
Nails, Locks Latches 6uIls Screws Files, saws hecnan
bertsons Horizons Conger aud Rochester manufacture
All OF which VIII be sclc 81 the lowest market Price a.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-05
THE TRIBUNE.
- For The Weekly Tribune.
NY AUGUSTUS sNopoRAss.

AUGUSTUS SNOpchaSS'
o., have dreamed tina; / might rise.
And treasured up those visions long.
where proudly lowering TO the skies,
Ascends the Mount OF Song.
With reveren, eyes my soul hath gszed'
Till. learned with gazing 10 be bold,
sonebt 10 move where brightly blazed
The thrones and harps OF gold
In vain, Our souls may worship there,
And Gaze as on Nights clustered stars
when through the softly moonlit air,
They urge their flaming cars
That proud old mount in vision seemed
With Heaven rich coudsin beauty oiehaing'
While Angels through the Beauty cleaned
Ascending and descending
All, what pure and glorious throng-
The brave heroic and the Tree
The bards OF old The cons Of Song
The gods Of Poesy
There sang the sweetest winds OF Heaven
Through groves that chained the music long
While streams 20 which soft tongues were given
Broke forth in gushing song
The beauties and the harmonies,
The unseen glories of the Earth
Its unheard inner melodies,
There. Iife.hke, leaped to BIRTH
The soft melodious spirit of Song
Dwell like a flashing sereph there.
And poured the music of her tongue,
Upon the joyful air.
But To- around the mountains base
Appears busy screeching throng.
Who desecrate the holy place----------.-- 1',
Vociferous 10 song!
They strike, irreverent and proud
Their twittering Tyres at every tune,
& And mouth their croaking couplets loud
Like dogs that bay the moon.
But see! the Spirit of pure Song.
Approaches with her silvery wand,
And leads some Spirit from the throng
To join her chosen band.
But back we noisy. idling crowd!
Whom Nature fills with sacred fire
To whom her Presence pure hath bowed,
Alone may strike her Tyre.
Thy inspiration, Poesy,
- Is like the Prophets fervor given,
And none may truly worship thee,
Whose gift is not from Heaven
Sweet melody and harmony
Tremble in every human heart,
But none may give it atterance free,
Except thou givest the art
Nature is full Of unseen Tyres,
And Angels strike their trembling strings,
Waiting the sweet harmonious fires
Upon their flashing wings
And ye who fill those golden thrones,
Caught the soft melody and hurled
From your wild Tyres, its rapturous tones
Upon the startled world
Let souls that strive as once show We
For gifts that to the Muse belong,
Ye, e'er remembering. reverenly
Awake the power OF Song.