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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
FAITENING HOGS


To iauen hog OF an OF WHARF there is ntea
y OF corn and potatoes requires no great skill
but to do II IN . manner that will render IN.
animal more valuable 10 The farmer. when Il
tor market, than The Substance consumed IN
i.ttening would be, besides paving for The
trouble OF doing II, is matter WORTHY ofcop
sidcratiou
Tn, summer al le36 being very dr.. my
corn AMI potato crop came in light and com
PEELED me 10 try an experiment. which found
20 WORK 50 well that | have since followed il
TO my entire satisfaction. l. was This 4tIat,.
ted The feeding OF apples OF which had an
abundant crop, mixed With pumpkins a es,v
potatoes. aud a snail quantit, OF meal. nr,-
pared M the following uannor-For conlrp-
renee, SET IN my sNiiIhause. adiacspt ~ tba
siye, large iron kettle. holding aboaf MIN.
bushels. aud Then hal wooden G, Under n.,d4
that h-id from twelve 10 fifteen and
hoopcd with iron baa1, jdst large eno0ab b.
81 upon The arch ouisiir Of the krttlr- aud
BY putting a little clay OF mortar on The sffb
before setliug on the eak-as called IL
matt il perfectly tisht | then had a coyeror
III htted 10 The top, which was ais, ma. .
ilBh', or nearly 50 hy laying on piece Of
OF cotton cloth or canvass uade meath II he
lore putting II on.
Into tins kettle first put about three hush.
- OF po'otees. washed clean, then filed 10
the curb with cut pumpkins, aud 6lle3 ~.
e0fo 10 Inc top With apples, adding TWO or
.t'tee more pals oil water. IN proportion 10
the quantity OF meal that ! intend to mix with
II alter mashlns. After letting thus boil a
Nnile' remove the cover aud fill ugnin with
applies, aud again make tight.
he s|lttfe~ anal ,.tt...--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
ITEMS orrAors rAhoY.

GOV Yogsss HElra 6arcnaf Young
a.st.l U.s. -4 4#HEa5a H4Hat slc grra'es. taf# e
fgHr sH Hi~ psft - cans him through i.Is
an.g1u- da rs .isseIe#a upon mH t1a ae4S
Constitution f-.I<tesI.H Hf m5oI aauss ft4aa
lH afh.t Hssaz
Mrst T9az II g. Legislature -.a#t-=
ii ~ bfaa= rats I'll rhl-- t
uani.-- Senate : b.mslatts s... 3 NH'--
tH ~-erH H7THz NJ s. Ff# #
I.I.. ior raHf zsHaHEas .Hsf Wl H aHaa
u oH #s 4}-4 a>H twenty
st.su,.- III -Aa Ssnlta- Which vIU b. hH.1
- IT'D, convention n zaa usH t3usrs-
TIE Catholic tH#fs# il Tallahassee. - >
haililu- atfa5 bsH= IIssd as d Nsstf.. vefe De-
s.rly,u b. ille ~ liz taaflIHEon The 2-.as.==
Two uor. companies tfam South CaWaHa
nr- to lc mustered IH'a ths service.
Tvs CHtraeH7 h. + j MrHbFH a man
named Hicks las heea arrested supposed r.
be concerned he the mudsr ul Cm~-maH ~
thepatehet Oh his person were toVH| about
ROO aud tHe watch 81 fire deceased.
The Washington 5afa spauisn 81 IA -
TauuA1 tfenfgizai III attempting aaRaIa=z
ief Nc Polk, pa-issHaHaHes conduct fl she
affair with ar. ms saXs tIft df Jask
Fo.h docs NOT IKE bear lights llisiatr 0r
eg1u negotiation s1ovs th8t he ha, as JftIe
taste i0g Bat fight Laa5aH, Jour.
Az ARTIFICIAL M84.-Tbe Memorial Baf
leials SAYS that HeaHs# Sewer. there lives az
old soldier. VIII IaI7e Ieg. D iaIsc ATM. 4
g.ass eve complete toi false teeth, a ue-e
Of SILVER COVERED viii substance resembling
flesh. aud silver piatr replacing pan oi ms
skull. Tie was zu4dief under Napoleon,
and these are Lis llaphiet
The population Of Albany j, estimated al
i2.000
The Wax TefA Pest 0@cs Ordtr.-A
Western New York faptf s5ys since the I5te
order tp examine transient papers passing
through the mail eur Z NJ. has found some
curious thnLs lie mentions lhe following
Wedding Cake. Ladies' Lace Cap. Piece ui sIIk
Ribbons, (anY quantity J Gold RING Piece
elC8shmefe. eHe sHiff-8f something simiHBT.
lots OF Lose, and Tie second JOIN, OF d chick
eH'sleg
Lor'trS-A knowing oar has discovered
That lost Is are lHilg anaas Go every soil an
q con>rqu nee lisse certain rcchauues =
HE llaIiau laaief speuds his time iu sleep Illg.
the lurkisit laaier m dreaming. Tie Spanish III
P@tln1. the Frenehm ldug ing, the Ing isl
III swearing. tie Russian IN gambling. taa
Hungarian Ia smoking thc German 10 drink
ing, and The American IN talking politics.
A FiGuEE OF Srf1cH.=fhe New lbma-
shln S,atemsH HFsff fb tine interesting pm
eeeding, at lhe opening q. lha NorHeal aII
road IA that State and ,axs-..lu process II
lmc the train atlted u franklin an5 iaeas +
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
CONGRESS
y Washington Jan. 9. 6 p. m.

Washington Jan 9. & p. m.
Senate dad aat ~ to-da,.
IN the house. the debate on lhe Bill for n.
Sfrasing the army Vas resumed in Commute.
OF lhe Whole en tie stale OF the lEpisn an.l
Wa qni'c lenslhy During the debate. NJ
y kioklln. Loea- OF Illinois. wen, INTO ali.
fence oi the aduiuistr4 tion. and r.oI,s, :, -.
attacks maie upon ittrau sarious quarters IN
relation 70 IL conduct during the uaf H.
nate he extraordinary charge al f..f..#s=sf.'..
against Gen Ta4Iaf
IAe 81 "4s dai.ly an .ndel and passed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
NEVER LOOK SAD

Always look glad-Hesef b. sal.
Never seek trouble To borrow.
Ever he gay cast gloom away.
Leave II with care. - lie mauoW.
Neef wear iroWn. look hes not down,
Never be dull. or lone hearted.
Never from 'hee lel rs hopes flee.
When friends have departed
tP you must bear give mol 10 care,
Thoughts bnt keep aF Ia heart cherry
Sill press thee ON Though thHsr lone,
Neere grow ldihto u lei ueaff.
Look not behind. then thou shalt end
Dull care viii come 10 taee-beYet,
dHduheH d, last. ali shall be past,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13

COUNTERS FOR SALE
Et-l oi Counter. suitable fof : b.. o.,
!. '"~ oe'} STORE AsplS TO ''''''' OF
OFT sGREFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13

5-f8 -u. szzf z5as .'Is. D. .ss
eaaaaas tbs sl.-sl.s se..la f#a.#a. a ea,iia-
Izz=sz ~ 1rs ',1es I properly managed =
vi would Al go ear capita -
st5aid aal SO la 5eif sie5afsge 10 sueaae u
g Vel. fs1 handsomely Twenty l,e
Thousand IaIar- world = sufficient to COM
nrtIz- on agI extend Is required
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13

COTILI0N PARRY

sdt hrs Coalition and Practising Party under the d
tett'H 81 Madame hiAtque. IA this eIty. viii take
Aee a. eahsrcss Hall, Nam street FRIDAY evening
AN i11h' 10 which the Ladies Of Nheeiu. and vlcU
ny are most respectfully invited
@euiiemeu', Tickets 10 ff had az, ,,,I,cs,,o, g.,
asdAihe Is at The Monroe House or a. the Han on the
evening OF the Party
ian Il-Ali
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
MGUFFIE'S SCHOOL BOOKS

Il received, doz MGaihes iih Reader, ~ do IN,
healef' 10 do vi Reader, y do ID Reader y do Ia
~ ~ - q" hal Eleehc Arithmetic part 81 10 dol
g 40 Hafs "a doz do do part lst Received aud for
f@e ~ W. } RoBb, Corner MAN aud l'niop -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
II M 0nAf

NJ An l. ROOM
Is our inientlau Tie season Is nretfv well Al
Va c'a' 10 Ter greater Inducements to uurrla~ers
Ian Ne have ever dom heretofore our stock i verr
latee al present and our motive 4r reducing il Is Ia el
o wy shau pro Ms tall and satisfy yourselves al
JOHNSTON 4 BfRRYnIII
!sa ID No III Zaue's Row, Nam -
TToR RENf-tsI have eanelnfe,lto auit
zs-ysk 9" housekeeping Tor time / oflef for rem
s..,E1 't3 NW'e sottase festdeHrc where ! now q.
sss.Ix 7taf nom the Isl OF tptu next The int,
81 "a .oi OF TIE uIidhs eftIfett nov finished
- mere are touf led faauls. q d.lill. paflaf =
-, INN. AiiiHs room. aud .arge tai through Tie
"af, a9d VIII ie nuistd ia tbes3rI.g Tb. ro,,'. s,.
. mem p"pffed ia FIRST style II j. situated M 10
s' sds e>- paI ot the ritv near te Post once and
eos9t me most eievs'ed and heaaH4ul siuaiiot. M
ne ~ gaa1iii> II household aud kItclru rirr
AaIe can lie purchased s,.ed terms
-" - II MaGINNIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13

Phh1t ssloN CAfS.-lo00 Packages hest r,thel
= - 30 d. riAted and spit ea.s lust rccety ID
aud tor sale low by Jan 10 } 4 r. IioKNpRook
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13


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81 Heifsi avn s.z Ha 7"i NY 5Hss
MON pee a4 Htt-.t-
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lmp sslaa #aal There "a 'erN 9. neral feeling
o. a'ssaa.eat et1s.taE tmoug ias fseflr u the
r'e'''tst. siii fis4 fii'i.s fia't is.aa tntae e
~ s4"'iaS Hs 5#e HIST
.t'th E 500. p. is ~ u t8 attatk go
t. st.5 mat taEze q
an M p ~. teen ass iHa#esi s. =.
p - - {. ca CT" .hhc=d WIN 5its
eeP e29 - s.zt5 e3,iH So + ties s#l3aia
= or APP t'afh i'f tea Ffa=sz zlaa
W. s5a = = ~ naWo i1 .hsh. Sc HiaA
s.a. ~ ae.toH and t'5s #H5fH5 q E
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13

"a kN ea~es Womcii's III, Lao, t.,.s
s - aud " lii De- sold Wiat-sse - r..5.I ~.
an al tbs sisu Of the Big Rod fi,lt 5' .''
u MtEtEtfN Kxt9x.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
4 4 ARR,

I ~ received drecl ON t1s fl,.55.a=t.
haae manufactured ibcn fxr-e.st4 - a=.s =, Fl
Na"'' 80 sses Superior Dently Sl!e = Bs,ss
- ~ilsf Sole Mp Bler. Isfsiszs - $50 -
o"ethhe o. superior qusits fuf tl.te a.q.i5 80 ~
In7 Ns,si -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
PROCLAMATION.

-, .,o-sc eoxyRxos OF THE STATE or sfw-YoRk.
Ad.y Of Public Thanksgiving 10 due 70 Almighty Ood'
Cor blss.nxs bestowed upon the people 0' tn' state oo-
ring the past year
whf. a .spxuinsry war has been raging upon our ma
tonsl frouterwhe the principal city OF sister State
r. h.. .eoursed with pestilence that wskeh al noon
s., ,nd while saunt famine and disesss Affect the fsire
portion Of the mother country the State Of Nswfors pre-
s~pts slsdsos picture Of universal happiness and pros
psr.y Seed time and harvest have been continued to
the husbsndmAnhs lsborer and the artisan have not
sought in for empioymsntthe ships Of the merchant
have traded peace with the nations q the esrh and
plenty has crowned the efforts Of al classes Of society
The blessings OF free Governmenthe means Of univer-
sal educsonthe security Of person and property and
the supremacy Of law and order have been voaehsaed 70
rs In eminent degree.
For ell these and for other good gs we are indeOtso -
that Providence whose bounty and protection are confer
red upon ALL without regard to country or condition
therefore, respectfully recommend 70 the PeoP's VI
this State to observe the 25th day Of November next
day Of PUBLIC THANKSGIVING; to abstain On 'hA cay
from thar u.ua svocstions and ingle with their thanks
ivi,z prav.r, 10 Heaven for the continuance Of ia
smiles. and for its protection sgans famine disease and
crime -, ..,, 49, D.. c.f =
an. State 20 be bereunto affixed. Witness my hand
us1st the City Of Albany this eighth day Of October
In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and forty-.eysn JOHN YOUNG.
BY the Governor,
HtsRy v Colt Private Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL

n The Union hss AZ last discovered some
merit in Mr. Clay. as will be seen by the following
paragraph. Few have been more acrimonious in
their denunciation Of the great Western Statesman
than the Editor Of the Union but the force OF Mr..
CLAWS character the brilliancy Of his talents and
the emnence OF his services to the Republic. extort
praise even from bis harshest enemies
Mr. Clay has long led the Wing party. He has been
run three times for the Presidency and on two occasions
he the candidate OF bis party as be vss the ehsm
pon Of their principles He H. indeed "a extraordinary
man Rising from humble beginning By tho force OF
hi, talents the power of bis eoquense and the energy
Of hs character he has his wsy 10 the highest Offices
in our legislative councils to the head Of great party,
and 10 distinguished fame In the eyes OF the world
lie 10 still extraordinary msn. Age has not dimned
bis Intellect nor exdnguIshed bis ambition Though In
the 7ls year OF bis life havng been born on the 18th
Of April l777) he 10 si capable Of great and slmost
wonderful efforts. How many men. At his time OF ie'
would been able % 60 through the scene which he
realized OF the 18Th insi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
Things I'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. q.
Bazaar opens this evening for the benefit Of
the Musical Fund Society 10 its large hall The building
ha. been recently enlarged and its rent applied
the support OF aged musicians this mode has been taken
10 nay for the alterations The Bazaar for the benefit OF
the Academy Of Fine Arts after lie building was burned
down realized $1,000 We hope the present one may
be successful.
The case OF the ST Augustine Church against the
County for recovery Of damages sustained IN the riots
Of May. l58f - before Judge ROOMS at Nisi Prius
today and exces much attention.
40 attempt At robbery, perhars murder, was srresled
last night. by the fidelity Of dog negro entered
house occupied by a womsn supposed 10 have money
In her possession when the dog. her sole companion
flew at him the negro wounded both the dog
and the woman. but the bark Of the faithful animal
roused the neighborhood and the rusn escaped That
dog Ia perfect star policeman.
We have a horrible dsy-the streets feuged with
rain and the shy laden with dark clouds ihst gas
10 necessary In most situations.
am authorized 10 say ths, an article In the H1cid OF
this morning relsye 10 Sank Ia this city aud Reading
Bonds IL founded In error.
The exceeding ircemency Of the weather hss put
stop 10 AL outdoor business Flour H. however In bet
ter demand 100 bhs brought So Corn Meal s nominal
So Wheat-small sales Of Red % Rye sod ~ 90 cis
Corn u g cents for No aDd 20 y cents for Cd
Cotton l. without change WHISKY hhds and bbs poe.
Tho stock Market was heavy.
First B0ard-6 600 Reading Bonds, - go Lehigh To-
teresi 80; 1900 Penns &c. a. 73i IS n o. Canal -;
los NeWIersey Copper Co. 2; 1900 Read Mortg Bis,
fj go Government LOsu s. 81, 1924 1000 Whining
ton RID 6s. 81 600 Lehgh 6s 65i 80 Glrsrd Bank
lOs0i.
Sscond Bocrd-l0oOO Reading Bis ~; 5000 do. -;
100 Government Loan 6s56,l Oh 5Csmde and AmOoy
Rrd. 40 : Phls Bank. III
The Board adjourned over tomorrow, being Thanks
giving day.
Fiourmore sellers than buyers, snd latter demanding
concession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
New.York Legislature SPECIAL SESSION

SENATE ..ALBASr, Nov. al ?. NJ
Mr.. CLARK reported IN favor OF bill amending
the Militia Act relative 10 NevYork City.
Mr. sSKSoTR reported favor Of bill hxing
salaries Of certain officers Of Government
Mr. BEERs. in favor OF bill requiring securities
for the issues Of certain Incorporated Bsnks--he
qui.es deposit with the Controller, By the Isl Of
snuary. ls4s. OF L 5. six per Cent Stocks, or Of
State Stoc Ks to be received ST par TO an amount
equal to their entire circulation.
Mr. CLARK reported bill prohibiting the Pnson
Association Of New York from interfering with the
State Prison. It was ordered TO third reading.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. BUEcHARD reported IN fsvcr Of the bill to
amend the Charter Of the Apollo Association. Or
dered to a third reading.
A bill YES reported to amend certain Assess
ment Laws relating to the City Of New-fork' and
sent to third reading. Also, 70 make the Office Of
Chief Of Police an elective one. Also, to make
the Office Of Recorder Of NewYork an elective one.
The bill TO increase the Capital Of the Union No
tual Insurance Company was passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
Disiuforested VERY.

The Erentng Mirror has a story about Secret
Circular from certain leading Wings Of Kentucky
giving their reasons for believing that Mr. Clay Is
the first choice Of the Wings Of that State Tor Pre'
dent. Out Of this Circular the Mirror picks &c"
sentences TO subserve its purpose, and deans ~"
them az follows: The signers express their con''o'
ton that either Mr.. Clay or Gen. Taylor-V I"
the Wing candidate-vin receive tne 'o'e u neN
tuckv-svowing that they are friends oil zen ny
lor. and will vote for him If nomihs'e'' 0H ""''A
the Mirror comments
''-S -, .r, candid and invite the at
- he II sy men in this City 70 THIS important
svows Of Mr. Gays -o eayef,en eSt
i,-,, eS NJ CLIP 10 the event Of as bsng dominated
VI So"n' their votes upon an imprscticsbs csnd
a. vhie they neg ee the only msn with whom success
enpesr. certain To nix the success q Their party WITH
~ Clay believing they profess 70 90 that the vital IN
ere. u the country depend upon the sscendeoey OF the
Whigs when they sure q success with Gen lsylor
appears very much Ike sacrificing the country 70 mere
personal ambition"
The trick here is very barefaced T. is quietly
assumed that the signers have expressed the con-
ndent opinion that Gen. Taylor eould b elected
when they have said not one word on the subject
They have simply said that should Gen. Taylor
be nominated by Wing National Convention, ne
would get ts rots Of Kentucky, as Mr. Clay has
done three times without being eected-But hear
the Mirror again
"n Mr. Clay desire 10 see his party 10 power he VIII
retire while he With dignity from political strs
and decline being considered the perpetual candidate oil
the Wings. The Presidency confer no luslre On
bis name" &c. &c.
Why is the Mirror so systematically anxious
for Why triumph Its fsvorite refuses to run
asa Wing candidate or to say whether he approves
or condemns the great measures for which the
Wings have arduoOsly struggled; the Mirror itself
condemns and execrates Protection as fraud or
an sbsurdity borrows its political notions generally
from the Journal Of Commerce, and copies the de-
caration tits Louisville Taylor late Native CO.
worker that the friends Of Old Rough will not
consent now to 60 into National Convention
What IS athat makes the Mirror love the Wings
so much when it hates everything they ever did or
mean 10 dot We are sadly puzzled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
Mathematics.
To TIE Editor Of The Tribune

10 TIE Editor Of The Tribune:
4 Var of Propositions Proposed 10 which the fol-
Lowing pra rniosres sre desirable
!. The Propost ons should have an original phrase
oosy snd snd the enuucstion should be clear coucise
and simple.
, The De monsratous 10 b. coLinei 10 the mos, sim
pie sciences which are adequate 10 Illustrate tbs pro-
position.
I,s proposed that some Newspaper b. selected o. eX
onsva circulation ard uud0go,ei responsibility, as tbs
medium Of communication.
The Editors Of such papers cguesed 10 stats their
for scientific pubcsio snd If favorable to the
War OF Propositions publish those annexed 10 this
communication. The utility of Projectes cannot be
uDted by Of scientific erud0n. Sir Isaac New
ton suspected tina, ihe spri, which makes the dues
suhest and bert part Of sir aud Which is absolute
y rsquisc for the ife and being Of All things
principally from the comets These tho connect
ing lnks OF different systems of stars which by inter
communications receive additional light harmony end
power.
There 10 galaxy OF scientific who necessarily
require aid TO promulgats important discoveries To
this class the sppes made and think II will not be
in vain CALVIN P NEWTON
Nso York July. AZ.
Nov o ls47. Proximste Solutions 10 Problem 2
Ry Maj =. s c Of the Military ACADEMY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
'nvste Secretary.
PROCLAmATIO<.

MAYORS OFTlCE, NOV q, Io1F'
In conformity with the Recommendation from the Gov
srnOr of this State earnestly upon the Inhabitants
Of this City the observance OF Thursday the 2s;h inst as
day Of Thanksgiving TO Almighty God for the manifold
and onraerted srcies which have been shoo's@ upon
" during the past Our City bss been preserved from
the rsvsses fire and from the devastation OF pesenee
A. City and community prosperity has attended u.s.
and IL 10 very and proper that day should be spec
,sv set apart on which Christians Of all denominations
should unite with heart 10 rendering praises to the
Great Author Of being and the bounfa bsstower Of
ell the good things we enjoy
tberefors recommend that that day all public Off
ees should be clossd-ths all classes should repair from
their usual secular syocstons and with accord unite
In their offerings Of dsvout Thanksgiving
VIM. V. BRADY, Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
To Correspsndtnf--No.

~ This being the day Of Annual
TRANSFORMS in our State las in most Of
the others) as well as the old-fa shioned
Anniversary Of the final Evacuation Of our
City by the British Army sixty-four years
ago, no Evening Paper will be issued from
this office. We shall publish tomorrow
morning as usual. We preach no sermon
on the occasion, but respectfully advise our
readers to attend their several places Of
Divine worship and hear one. Those who
have not the grace to do so can hardly do
less than read the Governors and Mayors
oclamafIOns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
New-York and Boston.

Mr.. Webster in his late speech st Lebanon, Nh.
on the occasion Of the opening OF the Northern Rail
road to that place thus speaks Of these two great
cities
lie would not undertake TO compare the little City OF
Boston with the great City OF New eminent
New York among the cities OF America for her
tended commerce and her commercial sdvsntsses The
great City of neshborng state lowered proudly
soove all rivals Ia respect 10 every advantage OF
nercis position Let Der enjoy sl the benes she could
let her claim AL the credit she could from this cFcum-
stance Neither envy malice, on his part should
contribute to rob her OF OF her wedeserved sure
Psudi,s But be thought that without any very great
arrogance or any very undue exhibition Of local pride
be mi ght say that Boston with her sojscent towns
throughout al the neghborpg shore from bingham TO
Msrblehead which extent Of country 10 eject but
seaport certainly 30 far ~ commercial and
manufacturing industry wu concerned-wss entitled
10 command some degree OF respect from the whole
confederation OF our SiAtss Cheers Standing indeed
upon the summit OF Bunker Hill, could look around
upon territory and population, equal 70 that OF New
ioIk Ane ner Immediate suburbs Ia fact from Boston
70 Newoufyport was ali one city. And BY the deve
nent OF ner own enterprise Boston with her subrrbs
ne usoe neisei rival not lightly DO condemned by
sy ~ VI 'no country And. Tor one he would not IN
osrAke TO estimate ,be increased extent Of her com.
meree when all the links In the chain of her railroad
communicated were completed