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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
For

ne subscriber being desirous Of selling his entir.
GSldf mine city OF Wheeling. Virginia. consisting
OF ~ acres OF land ad dining the CITY, and which a.
.o"u.s N s'ohe coal, ant there is also a stone quarry on
IN Tie state OF Virginia. Also. aiout eS or Ifo tes, a,
sIouha ihH4eal aleiy on Water street, on a part Of which
u aietuy erected q very hne W arshOuse, and sufficient
1oo"i q Two DINER Warehouses. This property lies
lni,Heula'ely on the Chic river. aud lust above lie ".
y Hotel, SO generally known 10 all travellers: ard he
properly on TINS square is generally considered the mos,
Valuahle OF any IN The city For terms apply to Inc pro.
prieior, living near Louisville. Ky.
myiS sANJrT ru,tpcr,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

F} UGS. Superior Administer, Tufted, Wilton and
Ea Brussels Huas,
Chcnitie farlOur Door Mats,
Alcant and PolAado do
Shpeokm do do-iusi received hy
oerio PAXTON Il SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

TonN PisIOl isssruoved his Iewelry store n The
- nex hatid rRg.j daaTz Shoss. he Old stana, Wieye
he " iIto lad TO wait an MS OH Hiepds and cu,laupers.
iCsi ~ q vi sec Hs At pa lt2 Man street. 49,.
oetznfeF t"r -t AeiiN BSlQP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
GREAT FIRE IN ALBANY.


G OMErtfNG entirely new, and the M ST beautiful
- Cap ever offered IN tins market, just received aud
viii be sold low far cash, a. The preninn Hat and Cap
Store on Union 81. Inovi0I IOlN j. hoGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

y cry fine Embroidered Muslin Curtains,
do do bra erv Muslin,
Turkey Red Furniture PrHts,
Fine Embossed Piano and Table covers,
W1r-tcl and cotton do do
Flara Table covering; stand covers, &c; Just reed
and for ssiol low by ocilO TON son.
BY EXPRESS.
- FEW ma-caf those dne long ctaih Shavl'; Brk
Thhet and BIZ rlath do; also Orange, Blue, Par
NE and bik narrow velvet Ribbons.
oert B%aRRYHlLL & co
NpW FAII GOODS.
p S~ENSENEY IL now receiving his nov i@l Gods
> - "a which thealteHtsomof The Pulitc tsraspncit4uy
is,ied. 10 make iops matter short he v it pHieiy
say, that he wlit scll them osiuW a. suv other tuuse IN
the CITY and wiii use every eaortt ~ please sepiao
"a LARGE assortment of D7n7~k faHe Cloths,
. pamask rahie Linen tail wilttsA
Cotton IGAle Clutts; Jacquard Dtarer.
Napkins and Doyi'es Voweitu9 81 az KINDS,
Linen ami Cotton Shec,ine Of al kllds, re- d anf
Tor saie iov y oettl fAAroN SON
UP'R Irish LiueN sud Cotton Stirring,
g. SIX. merino and cotton Gndershfrts,
Brown cuuoa n.awers, on hand and Tor salety
oeiil PANrnN SON.
~ CIV is TIE time 10 prepare Your Harness for WIN
AZ trr-api vou wf( sind a superior sHd uue4uaieh
article of EAT FoOr pii.at
itukNHHuOA and nlfiQN,f.
. % 1913 on Market =. As heelmi q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

x-HE Subscrtsss ttayo afsoc - fsii isssassl ives t"-e'ifer
= nRtsf the hFtn aiaA ssste ef1'httlAss, Coss. q Us
.Trv H. the putD see ot ntanu.saaaing at HE Wheel
ma Novefy Works, faisbatA'e falent Platform Scaies,
Wtebes. Counter 4yaices, Coffee Mlii., Mdies@ht Can
,u,s. a {. SD NtaQH. le prepsEell q Al orders icF eV'
81! N Tba MM ca ARi.Es,
.s l & "a Colin, a~ %
~. 4 BEATTY. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
TAI: AM * ~DELApLAlN.

TAI. AM X DELAPLAiN.
WHOLESALE R NrrcH,VTs.
WHEELING, "a.
ryAyE now iu Store aud offer 0r SALE
- casa' ard eases Fancy iusre Dress Goods. ic.
sirailc - Eos Vt double odd.
5doB ~ t'arcs NiItndrc7, various q%naiit.,--
10 }voslen ristds.
5se g voolen Ciookingo, high eolors'
l DO Bue and Rk check a.
Do low priced Brown cleths;
4, guslsh Beaver do do
l de- low priced Black do
q Tsa s.q French DO 9.
Freuch poesEin Cessimcrss-seyera rScsages lesi
rshie styles fancy c~assimercs:
French plahi Ncs,ine Cassimcr,s;
do do Bisc cloths.
] case Mexican cassnneres, fancy styles.
. do low priced BIZ do
= DO fine d. DO
several vsriel,e- Fey cold DO
2ca-es low priced Win'crrweeds su1 sundry other
sryi es Of mems " inter wear, comhtuiut "a verj exicu'
stNc stock of Woolens for any 10 ibiae estsbi >hueui
bought on most favorable terms, and to be soId By tao
We have ai,o iust reserved and on hand
cases flnnimers' hk aud white ffintad
r9iH2 A9e",,, s@e,.sae's, ounnes low priced
cases Rich Fancy Prints.
Bcst sty'e madIcr do
Is eascs Blearhd slirtmgs, ali prices:
. do DO sheatugs;
Heavy 4-4brown do
Light 90 do do
BROWN DGlLLS-l case B'earhei suffolk Drills.
9 casss Brown Canton Flannel:
! 10 B}esCled do do
do coi0rcd do DO
. do rrirted canton Innings:
: DO BIZ Cdmhuesi
Italics Fickin-s, various MAKES,
3 DO Rcd Fisnuel.
80 Nbrc do
! do yellow do
1 do Twilcd rcd ditto.
a large invoice ot winter Shawls, consisting Of Blan.
kei, Waffle, PLAN and Embroidered BLK Cashmere
BruuswIcs and ferkerr Printed ShaN'-, " tntet Dress
EdNis, such as worsted. dc l,ane aud faN Snsi
% pairs Leaf quaitty coat Blankets blue, bto. aud grey
10 do common do do:
case RerNick fwee1s. Tor shiuIng,
| do Clay Shutting stripes;
: DO conmrn Checks;
= dn finer diue:
a large Invoice Of BIZ Fringes, very low
Al stViesa f Buttons tor the season, aud a General -
s0Timeut OF Tailors' Trimming. such - silk and saofs-
ted Sergcs. Siistas, , bales canvas and { rel Padding,
Sewing Silk and twist, Bdk Patent Tttead, SILK aud
iabhy Neivets, Coat binding and cord, hfS Waddlng,
Spool Threads. Brown Hollands. &c, &c,
) cases Skeiu c0ttoa.
Heavy 20 incItw liea Baggiur;
Cotton Fade Diapers. SusPcndets, Camls. Pins,
Crowley's Needles. Latcs AVID whiie Goods, sc. &c. &c.
MNRKEr, we are anNious To prove TO all Merchants WHO
in Wheeling" as Ndva1 tageously 10 the buyer as any
where else, TAhLANr & DELAPLAlN.
Wheeling. Oct. ., ls4e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
W E''"7 MARSHALL HOUSE.
WAlbFR's PATENT sALAMANDER

TCST received an E4sr, rfpiet thq atoye Fire froot
~ satrs. and. taF sale at the WaHuiarturer6 prices ny
pRsal& 4iuIL, Agent for tho Manufacturers.
serpa loiS VI ne letter has been received from Albany:
o. tu s,iJ.4 b 4.atH erN iBk~y gAuGist -, lst5.
= seiHgRRIs0, E~sQ--tlcar SIte Pho saie we h"l2nt Of
vol 10 t~iessbtipg otl1a has seal W. raughli tested by
tie 'ase fro, ana we Ar happyto ststclias more thsI
annNta I'D e Irenpec,atlun. gNsH Los
p tN@,erp sa, -rtu ad,,l V located ON the Pier; and. as
vou must have Learned ere THIS se'hsdt alt barely time
10 escape " en- our lives, ttloCe every %hatiitng located
d. Vel 4 fRr Aartf' a. tsg cut. Nasin danes.
fbSr NJ 10 ltool i'd pB the saufay an tire second Story.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
4 r CApSn CAPS,n
SOF'r HATSl SUFr nATSA

NJ III =! III y! -
MS day received, aad 70 sale II tic lowest hfiees,
tGa4at superior black soft llats-a splendil aglsle.
Manufactured eNrr' ssiy urfLts u.atkvL -, 4.f =
xe.2s ). d. hARPEK, cor. Mala and uui9u sls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
FIRE IN SAINT LOUIS.

APRIL 1871, 1919.
Extract from a letter reed from J. IL Alexander & Go.
We had a prrtty clever fire here some
two weeks since. which tested two of your Safes,
which we sold They were "a the front pat of the Sc.
conl story OF a four story building, flied with merchan
d l2e and liquors and fell through 20 the htst story, and
when cooled of were unlocked and the inside found TO
ne al G. h. IL has given vry general satisfaction here.
Fhr efove safes heiouses sevcUaiiy Ia Messrs. Mat
tv*ngs & To, ard Dir K. .. Catlerwood, who thus, mo
ever thing else was destroyed, through tins instrumen
talisy preserved their invaluable hooks and papers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
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RiTCHIEToWN

BCiLpfNC AND COAL LOTS FOR SALE.
JtE suhecrifer. who il duly authorized, Offers r.
4 -Gie. pa lufs in the siiItiTr 10 tire CITY Of Vince
ing. kuoyvp IS Ritchi clown. Many Of there lois a
hesat fully located. sad tie 0bin river in font Is wid
and fssG, aEpriirg efne stf srahoaf Land nF for N
whoic encfh Of the town al seasons o. the wear. ~
~ alro sutHnf's-t % sci Q Humte Of Coal Lots. emhrl
eng about 5000 feet ot front, suitable for HianHfa -iurin
stes-ihe coal lylng m the bin east Of and ad ioiuin
the Town These sites are superior 10 anything Of IN
Kind ga any otherscction Of the country: The coat Twin
al a proper elevation TO permit the miners tp dcpOsit Vi
~ the tactofies, which would not cost over IL cons pe
husnel- Few places mold out stronger inducements Z
persons IN search Of q desirable location for a rcsidepr
or a manufacturing site. than Btcluctowu. Locate
on the ONO river, adjoining the city Of heeIirr. an
enjoying st lis advantages without being subject to els
t&Nat0h. ihe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and M
w hceilne ard Grave Creek Turnpike have been Ioctt.
thfoush the town. both OF winch improvements wi
uo doubt. he commci oed shortly. For terms. wIic
VIII he yely reasonable, apply to
Wheeling, oct 20 + X ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
II also sell congress Han.
FARM @ SALE.
For SAIL,

and viii sell il together or IN
parcels to suit purchasers, ana on accommodating
terins. jan Eft JACoR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

III OFFER for sale. from Is to % lots and pieces of
~ ground, which have lately laid out. on tbe httl aud
ROAD Leading to Mr.. IL Nicholss; and also fran two TO
three acres of ground, living between said road and the
Market stTesis.
The lots on the Hill are conven ient to a good well of
chasers OF the lots and ground on the biIl, F
| viii also sell some ground on Monroe street. in from,
Of the Court House
Ailcr any Of the above, viii be sold low and give r
feasonahle credit FOE the GREATER portion of the purchase
money. The lots and ground on the hin are conyanienY
Ter Mechanics and laboring men, at the GIassworks,
Foundry, Boat yard, &c. JOHN n'IIiRE
ftTT5 /. 81 have q new Rrick House. which win
FHs4Ibe finished by the LIST of October, with five rooms
cellar, lot for garden, and close to the well which I VIII
sell or rent at a fair price, (Augo-tfl MI,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

COcf bh OOlS
a large supply Of Copper Tools and Tress Hoops
Oct ssh, leIS. sAhL. EEL
E.0CkS and L6tches, with Pearl, Mineral and Brass
4ss Knobs, hest quality Flies, Rasps and Edge Tools,
fluWhs ana Levels, Broad and Hand Axes, best quality
Hand and Fennsut saws. four fold Kales, Steel aud
Steel blade Squares, for sale low by
oet2s HENRY p. MORRiS, Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

IL - uALF chests GunpowGer Tea;
1S 20 DO Young Hysou do;
p boxes ground Pep per-. IN / and 10. papers;
10 d. do .Alspice do % do,
b do do Ginger do do do,
IS do ID Mustard, = doL each, / ID cans
10 do white Havana sugar,
; eeroors =. +. Ind go;
cash Dutch Nader
y 10 Ers1n salts:
- hoNes while Pipes:
50 do smoked Herring
% 10 Dsllett's Nauerated Rar Soap!
u do DO do ! 10 lump do:
just received and for by
nova PAXTON & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

WEtCn F~iolNNEt--G pieces WEIGH Fiaanels,
w wargaHird not 10 shrink;
J piece stlk Flannel ior shrouding.
9 pieces - dae white Flarnei;
10 do various qualities ofother white Flannels;
with q large lot Of red Fiaaues, jnsi recetvedty
novl q IA HGtSKEtI4
- L~ONES-Ladies' white, black AND eo'oYed raris
~ kiaGioyes; g~eullemen's white and back Etd do;
uoyI O.W iEISk ELLIS
TvLOrHS--I0 ps blk French cloths, from 2.25t 20 81;
~ BROWN, green, blue. cadet mixed aud irau cloths,
Just reed at (aovi[ oW tEISNElI'S.
~3ASS{MERE S--N !a,ge lot o. FrenGlt. English and
~ Auerioaa CassitHeys, lust received Al
novl HGlSEELt'S.
& ATTNETS & 1WEEnS-Siee tAiyo4. tlk. brown,
- and fancy eOi1fed sslinet-; al wool Iveels, wilma
large lot Of keatucAy Jeans; for sale nv
now o " HEiSNELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

70 ICH pail Long Shawls with every otaer aescrtp-
ks ton OF Wooden slagls. lhst rechiyed al The Bag
Windows, Lse9tS2l J $. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

- MQFM VtfrulnqtiHg eApr ari-Rtreiy ~vessfsi]e
~ pc Pea tbyi theof5iuel Indisn Rete,p.s .Tris,
t N. n as nee ply .., Settn Ii.ga
Aass M A..A2E, H5eit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
Fine Beaver and silk Caps,

Fine Beaver and Silk Cans,
en- 1 si,sps lust received and Tor 4Aq, Nv fiYncr
"A FEW dor black aud brown silk plush Caps. high
"a, crown and late style, received this day nv
movie JOHN J tOGG
4 FIRE assortment Of toys and c~l,iideu's SIN plush
Z Cans the Only ones In the city, To re bat al
novl0 J0ltN J HoCE's
CASHMERE Caps for boys. an eatircly new article
~ and very cheap It JOHN j. HOGES.
r1ANGY Velvet Caps, with p'u,nes, Tor infauls, toee.
3 thef with j large a-snftmeit # tie vartops kinds Of
Ca Va IN use. To- men aaa Lows. an ofwhich we're bought
low ANA selected ty myself, with great care. in the east
eru cities. Please csll and examine my stock, al tIe
fashionable hat and cap store, on Union street.
movie JOnN J. IiOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

AMERICAN SILK HANDK ERCHlEFS &c.
"a SUPERIOR lot al Printed Pocfe Ct iiaodkcrehiefs
new and tsahionahic siyles; twisted and 4 VIII
ed SIX. of the {areesI size aud e-t tpisttry, WOW ~~+-
fnr sa,r atGiii,s sik sore and factory, south ela oi me
Bridge. Main street, where almost every variety 81 stks
are manufactured and sold, wholesale or retal'' The
puldic Is invited TO call and examine these Goods
sepil J. w. Will
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE,

'H'IlE subscriber would say 10 his patrons and the pub
: he generally, that be is now opening and will con
tinac tcceivingt ladies' Shoes and Gentlcpteu's Roots OF
The latest fashion-aec!d edly the lest made work ever
offered west of the mOintains-neither selected nor
made TO order, bat by the subscriber who Is the senior
partner Of the drm where they are manufactured, I'm
t~e CITY Of Philadelphia hso, a fui assortment ut
ladies and gent mems gum shoes, viz; Furred, thor
oueh fined, feather soied, and metallic.
Also, custom made Rip boots. Sewel and pe1Sed, also
strong calf toots, seWed AVID pegged; custom nisde bro.
gaus, scNel aut Pc ed, The Isua' quantity OF eastern
work, well selected and made TO order, say about three
thousand Fairs, al $3.50 ior h0ois, and 81 for shoes.
Gcntemen, r.ok at those cork s0ied water proof boots,
az $50 Man st.ret. isepl23} WM. BOLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
NOLINS.

ONE case eXira tne French Nio ms, clarified Rosin
tlafioued Reeds, superior Italian Nio'm strings
Just reed. luovltl JAS MEALOR, Uuion st.
VI A. lhl-Hried Apples aud Peaches, Lard. Kes
" aud Roll Rutter Hops. Ginseng. Heeswax, Flour.
TiMntay and Glover Seed. Buik FORK, Beans, Feathers
ami country produce generally.
howl II. NJ JAMESON.
aousE duiE ANHILs-Anotaer LOT this aay rcd
- and Tor sale by tnovSj OFT 4 GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS,
Is cu1r-s A.pfI T. tTttpR4
Presentations.

~ ". y and Go. h5Vs jaw. and wiiiNlSaNs
N.Y. Keen. at thctr. 1rug aud l~iqIIfiqe st1pN ~, Main
st,cSf. b few tip,s above tHc Monroe tfoUa q sEpply OF
luEe inediriu,-. ssiectnd expressly 90 hA tine oldfraaand
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF Physieiars. Ir. irpnrWl t give strict
lersonal aientt,it 10 preparing ana t1ttiug uP al IRE
srrrtu.us and Afders. f 4tH sep1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01


The ROYAL PsALNIsT SENT TO BREMEN BY M
LAMARTTNE, AS CONSUL OF THE REPUBLIC--We
find the substance of the following good one in the
UaiuerS of the 18th ut
Some days before the revolution Of February, La
MARITIME was Illuminating on themes that recalled to
him his better days of religious life passage of
the Book of Psalms occurred to him as containing
an idea worthy of being treasured and to recur the
easier to it at fitting moment he wrote on blank
page of his memorandum book the single word
g DAVID Before he had occasion to open its
leaves again, he called to the highest position
in the Provisional Government. And his note book,
instead Of being the recipient of themes for poetica
medilations, was devoted to receiving the names of
such of the hungry pack of eltoyens on the office
hunt as he thought of considering favorably.
In the confusion of affairs at the time it is MOTH
ing odd that the nominations were made pell-mell,
and that the leaves of the memoranda were taken
in the order in which they occurred. Allthe nomi-
nations Were disposed of with despatch save one !;
and that one was NJ David, nomme consul a
Bremen. The address of the candidate could not
be found-a fortnight passed in inquiry-M La
MARITIME was disquieted-at length, on a new revi-
sion of the memorandum as first taken the incident
rushed~upon the mind of the poet, and he exclam-
ed in presence of the attendants" Good God what
have you done made consul of King David %
g King who % Why he replied, 8 the king
that danced before the ark.
Some days after the Moniteur said officially
IN X is named as consul to Bremen, TO replace
NJ David, who has been calledto other functions. "
This is said to be true
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01

THE Aston WARDRoBE.-The public may not
be aware probably, of the fact that at one time
the Astors had some idea of turning theatrical
managers-it CHANGED in this wise. Simpson had
submitted year after year to increase the rent Of the
Park Theatre, until it reached the immense sum Of
$4,000 per annum, which, for property that orig
inally cost only $4,000, was very fair interest
But, some fifteen or twenty years since, he remon-
strated with them, and decidedly objected to pay
the rent they demanded; consequently the negoei-
atons terminated and the Messrs. Astor determined
to become managers themselves, and as prelimi-
nary step, sent to France for complete wardrobe.
In due time it arrived, but meanwhile arrange
ments had been made by which Mr.. Simpson was
to continue the lessee of the establishment.
The wardrobe, therefore, was deposited in Mr..
Astor's storehouse and remained there undisturDed
for many wears. Probably fourteen or fifteen years
elapsed before they again saw the light, and when
they did it is needless to say, that despite the to-
bacco which had been plentiiully scattered through
out the cases. the garments We're considerably the
worse for moths. Seeing their condition, there
fore, Mr. Astor had a generous impulse, and sent
them to the Park Theatre, with the following note .
!" Mr.. Astor's compliments TO Mr.. Simpson, and
in consideration of the large sums of money he has
paid as rent for the Park Theatre, begs his accept
ance of the accompanying wardrobe.
The articles were contained IN twelve cases, and
as Mr. Simpson was aware of their condition, he,
alter due acknowledgements to MIR. AstOr, had them
conveyed to lumber room in tine theatre, and
thought no more about the matter. Not so, how
ever Mr. AstOr, for after the lapse of few weeks
he despatched another note as follows:
90 Mr. Astor's compliments TO Mr., Simpson, and
begs to say, that, although he presented him with
the wardrobe he did not intend to include the cases
therefore, if not returned, he viii please to send
twelve dollars"
Mr. Simpson, whose amiability and forbearanee
are proVerbia, could not, however, stand this; it
was bad enough to take the rubbish, even with the
qualification of the cases but without them! the
thing was utterly impossible; he therefore wrote
the following note and placing the cases on several
carts. despatched them to the liberal donor:
e Mr. Simpsons compliments to Mr., Astor, and
inasmuch as the cases appear to be the only means
by which the wardrobe is kept together, he begs to
return the whole. IN. Y. Island City.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01

FALSE TEETH ARE ANFI-REPUBLICAN.-Th
Parisians have had new doctrines preached to them
of late and their first curiosity, naturally enough.
is to see how they will act upon matters OF love.
We translate paragraph headed A True Demo-
GRAFT" and showing the operation OF republican
principles upon an ardent lover.
In one of those paradises of love, silk, gliding,
and tapestry, which, with so much genius are ere
ated by architects, upholserers and writers OF ro-
mances-at that hour of tender melancholy when
the yelled lamp throws only silyery rays over cur
tains and costly exoticsa couple, beautiful as RO
meo and Juliet, recommended, for one time more,
the saying over, amid signs and murmurs, their
adorable nothings- at-all
alt is true, them said juliet, passing her
fingers blue veins and all, through the blond curs
of the young man, "itis indeed true that nothing
on earth could make you cease to love me
"Oh-thrice oh, no y cried the youth with a
trembling voice, " not even despair, not even mad
ness, not even crime.
But-but',- enquired the charm.
ing one if were to subject your love, now, TO a
SPEAK speak p he said, try me by what
ever il bel viii undergoit without hlenching OF
hesitation
" Well. then, she resumed for it is anguish
to have secret from the half of ones soul have
long ached to avow it to you, and will doitnow--
for now know that you love me-"
Here the task of the narrator becomes difficulty
As the confding accents died upon her lips-her
lbs OF rOSeS--JulieL OpcIleu Nluef atldt DiusiAiB
vestibule to an inner gate of pearls-only some
what whittier than pearls-and thence, with pro
flaming thumb and profaning finger, drew i e'T
(how name it without rebellion in the ink I! iaise
tooth And Instantly the flush Of timldlty ana
shame deepened TO purple the vermllon Of hef
cheeks, S
RomeO's expressive eOuntenance GnueI"ehl d
slight decrease of happiness but' gatherlng Gn
self together with slight effort, he sad On
my angel beloved! you were indeed capable OF be-
leying thai for this-tllis addition could cease
to love you % ~
YOU ali Oh noble as beautiful, you have loved
And - With the same hand, hlancTed and delieate
and with the grace of fairy dipping cuptull
Fen, drop Of dew, Juliet took out, from her droop
inc inc. Iashes an artificial eye
Tlhe ardent lover fell into profound revere, and
for some seconds sat in an uneasy silence. Hethen
rose and took his hat
9 Oh, Heaven what would you do !" exclaimed
Juliet, with a conyulsiye sob.
Romeo stopped forward and kssed-glngerly
her snow white hand. 9 | bid you adieu, he said.
M You see am a true democrat, and II IS necessary
for me that woman shonld be, like the Republic
one and indiysibIe Translated from tie Courier
| des Eats Uitis.