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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27
NOTICES.
PBRFSOLOGlsTs AND PuBLlsHEG-.
FOwIkRs - WELLS.
Citation Hall. t31 Nn~sap-sf. y. =.


~ J. u. wheeler, voanrDis'oner % Deeds TO-
ss- Yea acc cooUsati.o, rsm"ss, f.i 80
~ Ceuern, sociery OF Mechanics and Trades
r,en OF the Iisy of New crk course OF Lectures
viii be de- 0c'Or. the socirty By Ur Ot NStNo
BEDt0k2 At Meehsn,es ' nsli ~ srpsS. nsa.1g
srsd.' the second Brain sud Nervous System tifd
Calculation % the Blood
The 1rst Lee fuIe viii be delivered Monday evening
the 18th inst q commence al ocoek.scn saeceeclns
Lecture 10 De delivered the following Monday evenings
At time aud place Members Of the Society csn
OBTAIN kes admission application to the Liosrisn
VI the Apprentices Library m Crosey-st J1S Sa~S"
~ DR.. Bauaius's Body Brace.-rhe intrinsic
efits of this Instrument have steadily advanced INC sse
and Of TO- snd 10 now enjoys prominent oston w.h
the public. Tae success wh'h has stendsd rs sppues
ION Tor female eeakn-ses weskness OF the lonss oat
breat stomach, limbs aud digestive organs Aa' uesn un
eNsnQied. -. -,
who have and experienced ts al effects
From com !hos IP g Jo"ss, a. y " -.
feel warranted In saying that not only has nay shility
endure fatigue been greatly renovated By VI hannnt
Brace. bat that my general hesth hsaso improve" un
''' From Mrs O. SArr, sf,ddletosrr. " l.
For three Iears lad g-slion with all It's attendants
papitaon Of the heart pains IN thu back snd
nervous debility, prayed upon me until mo Vs. oo'ue a.
eoru the rscs three mouths the unpe Aant sen
ation at the stomach has vanished, ire pes have On,
urs.y LETT me- my back has become strong, aud mind
From r. VI HIS. W D. Mddletossn. Ono,
week applied another OF your Braces tot cas-
OF prolsrsus uter with marked benefit No monry would
the Brace OF tina, patent Doctor OF ms
Who made your acquAr lance At saIatoga 500 me ths
srace his wife, to whom you sppedit originally nsd
40 far recovered not TO require H.
breath and are easily f4tsued will fad Il invaluable II
throws the body into an uprsht position expands INC
lungs aod enables them 10 walk with ease Oines '''i
N B2Person. from a distance crdsring tho Brace
should send the number Of inches nouHs the hp. nef
from the top ~ "''""'
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2 - ,,A,u.yT.N PIANO FORTE

~ Compsay Card 70 the rublic.-Ihis Com.
"HNp.py has nov hnisned az s..S' .. o. -,
uPispOiortes tho Professor sn' 'l''' "
- c,ba maj are dssfous Of obtanlng socd fizo are
,.Sosetfuy invited 70 call and examine then ar lsm,
.sly,. We will stae thai this ompanj y composed az
:, rrtie. workman Ia every brsacl VI the bpsnrs o.
rsav ys.r, exper-nee IN the largest mh1atclpn~s 70
eits ~. therefore FEEL confidence IA reeoanmsnons
OR Pi.lOs " tho public. We ~s'iaSt ,ie" ;. $50 "a
az :. ll,,.t. and Tor workmanship, msfsnai, touch shi
Ian. 10 BE- .sros..-J ny this COUNTS horSsriioss
or veil established and from or peculiar asoei-tyn
s.. In say M that fos eh-sgns<s ADD qash
can compete With any ID-sss IN the cCH1tsJ 81
vii h, rsoeyss .. their FaetoIy 40 T~snty 'sY.ni1ss pe
rxs.o Mint. and Tenth ss-nu.s-N % mp hf"Nhs
..,ss ron 10 within block of ths f.ctofl
- i,ns HENRY :. A'kEhLf, Director.
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PUBLIC DocUMrNrs-Ws are indebted to Hon
Messrs PrAKcE and GsEeoKY or document
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49, u..~,,..a,. Crndvated ,snsnetic VIA.

~ usorfsead's Graduated nnGDeuc VA
icr--Tbss. ue~ AID beautiful insff0mens na'e >
sev-d the sensra commentator OF mo meolcs. p'Is
oo of hi. eity on account " tnsir great Hmplcl 80
s.-.I.-.- fhsy sre confidently accommodates - %.
d. a. r-.ufif1 convenient add eneetnA af,ies '
sns - neh .. ever PEGS introduced 70 Tho poeie "a AZ
si.-ns.s IN .iro1is or ebsrzsto ne s-eS>~
.s-dirg IN. u.e 70 ray wonc -rfsi ksch g.ehlns hss
so prl,se By nreaasi ~ish ful sfeetious sof gar
IN - ID & Moo ia< srox3~sF
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>eSf<s LETTERS .se NEWsPhFEks "a
NrIk- FOB fOKEiDS PORTS. 0

90 Leiter ba<. arc 'Isn a 70 , oapss - !.
.ttr, ard Newspapers deposited In fais oess van
5e orshLdec 81 the very earliest vs.se,s ins
unsnt IL und8r 10 special supervision on >. .. T -
- v- tnoVru f5r many years tbs s1periencso .-e
-Fel.rt sarsrintsnd-nt of the Fss-isn Ls'tsF De9'
seat 81 10 hew-fsrk City rost Once
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no DESrI-r>.-Asy Denrr having seeons -nsna
O-srlunsebs;r % disposs o. may sesf - yerensr,
one chsi, and prics should suit b. a5cisssias Dsntr
=. the once of THE paper 20 q.
Any PERSON having 12-Tiof quo o. water 70 d.
= 80. o. sod is1ink sJt.ia me set o. t>-ta Tor eny
~ performances 10 the cerai All 10 sxehs-ss Tor tie
SANE mar he4r Of q oy addressing A. Dsntist
TrDaGe Oce The advertiser 10 az ekps,i>r>>r 2fsei
re r. DOES at dosb bur that he Gao s<Ey snJ one
fh- sore q s5illty. . ~
NgH. TBFODOR GLACBENskLEE-Tese Ger
VA q The German Language AID LLersfofe, removed
ls2 GIsrd-st ~ w
II IVES. JR. Professor OF assc, tsschsr u siafi.t
r.. 10 private esous ard IN classes and Of The rsn~
fsrts. 50 srosd~sy. cor Of Hoas.cr-sC Nv l1
HARDWARE STORE FOX SALE'-r@a Ala ~
snd 1x,sres Of Hsrdwsrs store 10 =,
a goo oas'nes isi"' 'ss'Ss tnlw'
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an. r.~s.,t.,s l.siyrnir Biuss, Bei.s
s...yn,i. md %aSaetic fiuid.-str lsssrs srs fs

f.,vc.les. and hazaetic FLUID. -stf lnssrs are fs
,r.~rf- IN informed hat tho only place % Ne~ 80
f.f - e. ,bfstsA srsic.ss, x~nuins u Al u it.
9-o-Ss.y 5.t.s--n Johns sne hsidsn|sns =, 10 ~
s~.~,os NERVOUS DisEASf.5 20 snncaey or Chn"ir .
.Ssri .rcl-. IS truly vsltsrfei, end ther sf-s &c
sc as sssssS them commercials BY needy ?ers 20
do sssf spuro0, sn1 worthless nits D,s s5aln'
80 ir Nsu-York ~i .Vsr be allowed " fssi Or Snrs
s ,slss sale ard sJcias ~ Asoaey nis.s< bio.a
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~ Board of Assistant Aldermen

i8.s The follow rs was received from DIS h"no
e MAJOR r.nrin. the Re port and Resolution IN favor
OF making donation Of ~ 800 to the New York lasiio
ZION for bnd together wiihhs reason or~thhod.ns
bis assent thereto.
The same was motion, ordered TO Re entered a. large
10 the Journal aud published Ia oue or more Of me puoe
~ ths srn,nsed chatter RICHARD SCOTT Clers
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:, p,AsO p0mrs MAsUpACrO

-ra FOR SALE At ths Oh stsna. Barclay,
- st opposite the Astos h"ns- 'srasy ~
Is, ~ and octave P.snoior.~s, 70 essfy
Vssrisiy Of pattern, ~lth az Ihs hoe.iA
In wood .Ii osshesany s4ss- ffs
"a .o.Tv f..o,ct 70 70 issetivn 10 sae fsf's
- JAMES THcHrsON
~ sm Late rslinsa k4nasg.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN BROADWAN-0seslem sod
ID gentlemen and isdies wishing toafd can % escoih'
dated with seuteey furnished looms end board IN hsu-s
10 Broadway Ths undoubtssiy Que OF zoe nest ees
CON. i the city being convenient 10 steamboat Anl tsi
r.d DEPOT. spd in the vicinity Of the principal hotels ,nd
aowuto~u bu.ines Persons wishing 10 iosN. ,heit no
-l Tor Quiet and respectable house. viii nna eit lpef
est 10 calling the above number In broea~s, before
ioc aiinx else there NB-Geutl-men wish az "ess on
ly can he accommodate y, ~.
DOARDING.-rwo or three single s-niismsn Ray
cbtalr furnished with board, a. - ofe"n~'eh
A. Also very pleasant psfof 'uitsois oi ssh'
.oI nj. wife The house 10 suppleo WIN 't'A~" s''
throughout and with az escslisot bathroom. o-'i
nOARp-A private family would tsse one of to seq.
Dtrmen "a boArdeu; thoss wishing onost ,s.' is"'
, desirable location may spply az ~ JhYst lo ~
an FALL, FA,HIONs-HArsi hAlt Paris
lii nolssain hars IS equal "a those colo - onss -
- slso e.gsns dress hats al - 30 and " - ~
,.,, Ia ,tv and finish thOss m iosny pisces ~
ne.fhn..f>2 l. q Murch will DO pleased 70 see h'
'' sS im - ~" 9roa0L 2. n. BROWN lie Consist
/ IN ONE pRICE.-BRowN co l7s .hsthsn
Iii .au<rs corner VI Mottst ~isn GO inform inc PUG
I'D Of the sres, proyenent Ia TIE fDens'ee tof'
,,a 6nI,h OF heir a. uats which COZ t-ts'n at-n as
re and will well compare with thss 'oid 1" ne7'
| n I'm
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o. J. u. wheeler, Ioanrnisstorer ~ Deeds o.
sa- Ners see Couue1tisps fsn"sss aali - "
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ru0uPsoN,- PREMIUM TRUSS

<-.T[ Urrroyed b. D q BsaJsnin, - bs>sslsn-st
universally approved OF BY NJ healssi
/fsculty ADD al eho az th-fni &c rt's''ts
Gao BE- srssustsd ron Doe % Soy fp4pls -
lie cqeturs without. bass psd which eess ,,osn its
- to tho sp.ns s.esns weakness ses 2ss "a ~ -.
.sd ,d.s ana ostsn permanent spins' ts-sso - 'ss
raI ,igsn and o,sfsstly sslls'ee.of, noneg 20
.stns3 siso the nos' sprsoysh s'g'idef 49, -
ssntsss
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

Three schooners passed Cleveland on the got
inst bound up the Lake no ice 70 be seen.
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fFe FITsIxu Ileftsf Vrce o p. ~
-, - 80 -t-ship 81 NICHOLAS, Capt Es-isitI
:. .hica ..is for Hsyrs On the LAT o. req r.... -.
80 81 h. received A. tia sanse ptscs l.s.tsfs =
.-...-.,. y, the packe.es.p lsDEFENOEsCr
CsUt radi.h which sss for LoItoa on lne s- W ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

a THE LARGEST AsschfhErt g
n b~Ist..n.. beds, mattresses thc iest,s,s
~ ever offered, To- sais a. ~. VILLA ~ ,
" .reroorns 10 .kafh sio conner - ~
49, b,rI,s The attention " no"s<tet ? 9
-. on.,.t. ,.,tlesy..iy called 20 Wslss pstsni nsnt
and Ell .crs~ bsa.iss1 1hioh dfs~ ne yrs'nsn :. -
az PAR u Sss Assr.csa Iastiiots oa oSs'
Cots whole ale .od retail 800
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Snow CASES: SHOW CAsEs - -, -
- srtme nj u NJ sod sseosc- h>ne snos -, 49,.
2.se. tslen in exchange Ct n EAsLs'o" n h..
assx the Dowery.
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xNANrED-A few young rnea 20 Sc new " la'eni,,
w .rtele Which sesersliy useful, BY ~hicn sn1s
men ra.ss lsom :. ~ o. Per es1 Affj a. tas vN>s
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U'ANrED-A situation, By respectable ar, 20 -
w n. eook,ng washing and renns - pFivse family
N eAretion 10 shkmbeGwork oOcd els reference non
her ..s PLACE inSaire 10 No,st fourth tgoi iseat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

Rs..0yUTlOS or PART HERshiP. -Th. partner
D.b,o ore exisdes under he fra Il PhictAiD
A LEDDY 10 this Day cissoiysd u Instssi eonisn
= ~ gNO PalIeARD,
JAMS lPDHr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27
ASTRONOMY.
LECTURE L..BYJP. SICHoL. LII. D

REPORTED fer Tzs TriJune b. o. Dr. PlsaoF4ylis rsr.
Means Of Penetrating into space an. Examining Remote
Objects. Esrimsfs Of he Ps~e-. Of the I-lsscops
General Aspect Of ne S-zrry Heavens. Cues
tons the Enifcaree and Il ent Of Cur Vast Fir
r1sment. 1.-THE Milky Way. Limits q or Great
system Discovery Of Eglerrs Clusters or Moses %
sar each Of which j. 70 tue individuals composing u
their own peculiar hesv-ns....Exrsnt Snd MazuS-
cenes q the Material Cresfiop-Ifs Infinite N4rlety
Concluri kra-ctlcLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-27

w lasy 10 easrse OF ne s0essNeA " -. % ~
Ia, mis- and 10 give lessons IN dfs~ns tnd fah ~
"a. 90 - ,iaDo 10 fes BOYS The spfAeant m'' %
em,nucicsnt 81 the Protestant fpiscofe Sh-f ~ ,ta
n..t ufydase xoSd mails ~ ctsfsetef qa>ne.
ti.p, ..o rxpereass la tesehius One gSssssins go
voice sno csn teach snsus ~ he Pisoc WI - ~
aired Address tpostt sol Rev. l. jazz -, - as
thsx. H. . Pnrt Nolaen. W .rea %. y J. u. - W
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-02

TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, Connecticut.
The first term Of the ensuing collegiate year will begin
on Thursday, the 2iaof September aug ~
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-01-20
JOB PRINTING.
From the New York Tribune.
Who SAYS Despair?

Who saws despairl The Earth is wide
AS when the first man " alked abroad,
When all things living owned him lord
Himself but subject unto God.
The Earth has lost no tint of green,
The sun still smiles from out the skies;
And all the flowers are fair, as when
The wind first breathed on Paradise.
The months and years rolled on the same,
And from the bosom of the soil -tr
Spring all things fresh and beautiful,
Obedient to the hand of Toll.
Who says despair, has faith nor will;
He shuts his eye, and shuts his hand,
And will not reap what God hath spread
Lavish and fair in every land.
Who SAYS despair, hath coward heart;
He will not drive the OK, nor hold
The plow, nor thrust his sickle round
Sheafs that ale brighter far than gold.
Who saws despair, let him 60 forth
And plant the seed that gtoans for birth;
And he shall find has garden far
As the frs. Paradise Of Earth.
c d. STUART.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-01-20
vegetabie Leather.

We learn from The Neu. BrunSWicf TINES
that Mr. II. Day. The celehra,ed hanalsetors' oi
India rubber goods, has been for many mon hs
past engaged in experiments for The purpose oI
ascertaining the value of new suhs'anre re-
Gently discovered. called gu'ia percha. or sege-
table iea,her. for various purposes, aud ;" we'll
satisfied has he become OF lis importance rha'
he has sert Mr. A. D. Wycof 10 The Inlifn
Archipeiagn, here the ari.l, - f'n's ''-A's
p,u.ose oI in>truc.ing ihs ita'res nfls1 ofaee
manner of preparing It inf use AeS&.s s'.7-e
capable Of judging express the oPinlo" 'aa' The
gu,ia percha will be found valuable for various
mechanical uses. II will probably take The
place of India rubber in msnny cas1s, ,3aud of
iea,her in others. twill doubtless be used for
shoes, machine. bands. &c. We have seen
some OF lhe article prepared for book-bindlng,
and we believe il will be found TO be prefera-
BILE 10 any other article now used for lhaispur-
sose-N Newark Eagle.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-01-20
oh, vewy wen.' replied ihe Iurr,

Oh, vewy WE'LL replied ihe lnveg-. q,-
are sure he expects us /!
Yes: will give DIRECTIONS 10 the d. sr.,
So saying, she whlspered,a ~or, IN hr-ess. d
The driver sho seemed perfectly To und~r,tani
her. aud entered the carriage, followed by Aa
gusriis. e 7-. ~
The diver Immediately gave The whip to the
horses, and turning down Chespu, eneied
cross street, aud drove narthwafd towards tn
dlsricl of The Northern Liberties,
The carriage dro'- up before tie daa- So
hand some house IN the uppe, pare o' Sc ..
and the driver, dis,uouuiIIIg from the hax
pened The door. lei down the steps aud haniel
The lady to the pavement. Mob ihonghi he saw
,he driver kiss his brides liule while glnsed
hand as she stepped upon he curb,one bn il
was so datk he cuuld not be sure OF this He
was sure, however, that he was the most lmper,
Iineni and oficIous dris er he had ever seen: and
from he sigh, glimpse he caught of The lei
lows face, by The light of The stree, lamp. he
saw that he wore a inuslache. and wa, wIlhal
very handsome young man,
/ Ii was no time, however, ,o study phv-rogno.
my, or recent imaginary insults. The door of
the house was Quietly opened by some one
within, and Mob and his beautiful bride en-
Tered, and were shown into the drawing-room
! The servant desired Kale To follow her 10
dressing room, ,ha, she nigh, lake off her bon.
net, and inlimared TO Mr. Mob that he Rev.
| Mr.. c. would wair upon him IN min
uie.
Now it was a very strange thing ,ha, lha,
same driver who kissed Kates hand--for
he actually had kissed Il--instead Of Staying by
his horses, every good DRYER should do, gave
them up TO ano,her, aud walked into the house
close after the bride and bride groom. II was
also strange iha, The BRIDE kept The elegan, Mr.
Augustus Nob impallenily waiting in 'ha, front
parlor- for, at least twenty mnues--but, the
slrangest thing of all was, thai when she dld
make her appearance, she sIill had her bonnet
on. as when he last her, and wa, leaning
on The arm UG a. handsome young gentleman
wearing ,nus,aches and while KID gloves, " hum
The Supplied Augustus al once recognized a.
The, iDprIiinen, driver, and whom the reader
may rec"gnze as Henry Willis. the arr>r--
Mr.. Willis pnlneiy thanked Mr. Mob for having
kindly attended his vile thEber, aud assisting
HIM in bringing The affair to us happy .-rulna-
llon. aud added, that he had driven the par.
~ lhiher, he hoped 'hs, Mr.. Mob would condr.
scend TO reclprocaIe aud lake he box on rheIr
return Nph, however, having got the sack in
go cruel ia >hlOn, felt no inclination 10 take the
tor. and in few moments he was among The
missing
I. Hewss never again seen in The city of Broth
erly Love.
\ Tbs young artist and his besnifpl bride
tered The carriage and drove Io Jnu-', Hn.ei
where they renamed nnri sent for bY NJ AID
Mts. Crossley, which happy even, occurred a
: day or TWO after. Whneser >hduld The
modest and maIIuniy K ale unw wih her Two
beautiful children, would hardly credit The -to-
ry that she had ever been .roquete ThiS,
however, was her last adventure
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-01-20
Corsets.

When | was down in Boston town,
A month ago or more,
saw very sing'lar thing
] never saw before.
Twas hanging in window case
Upon string a-straddie-
Looked somthing like an hour-glass
And something like saddle.
asked of several citizens,
Who CHANGED to be at hand.
"What scas it e. bat their gibeIish.
couldn't understand. aas
One fellow called it " a restraint
On certain parties placed,
Like decree in chancery,
To stay the tenants waste y
Another-just the queerest chap
OF any in the swarm
Said, twas the glass of fashion, bit
1t was the mould of FORM"
Another said "'twas machine
A lady used to rig her
10 bring her form and lie into
The very smallest figure
AT last a little girl came out,
And think of my amaze
She asked me " if wouldn't please
To buy pair Of stays! :"
OF course Id heard of stays" before,
But, strike me deaf and dumb!
II ever |, until that hour,
Suspected Them was um."
Well-lsnt it exceeding strange
That any maid or wife,
Jus. for little taper" should
Put out the clamp Of life;"
know that lunatics must have
Straight jackets put about EN-
lIut women in their wits should make
A shift TO do without 'em! e. e.s-- Eas
=.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-01-20

GALLAKTRY.--There is a place in New
HaUpshre where they never have any old
maids. When girl reaches ,weH,y. mae. and
Is sui on The ladder Of expectation, the young
fellows club together and draw lots for her,
Hose wbo escape, pay booss 10 he Que " ho
gsts l,ss
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-01-20

Talleyrand once said that the ar, Of putting
men in their proper places was perhaps ihe
frs, in the scient 20 Of goseInmenL We donos
always succeed; sometimes we send men TO
Congress whom We ought 10 send to 'he stare
prison = and place men on The bench who
ought TO be sci before the bar men are seen
laborioasly ,humping the cushion who ooshf 10
te shumping the ansd.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-01-20

Why is de inside of niega's hands and de
bottom ob his fee; always whneief SCI
Because de debil had hnn Oh all fours when
he painted him. .
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-01-20

Nothing can be imagined more 'i"xurious in
way of seat Than FIRST class Ffensheaf.7 You
sil upon figured white silk or danass, aud
cushions yielding 10 your slightest movement
You have them al your side. you have 'hrm for
your he ead Brussels carpe, 10 tread upon !; sllk
curtains 10 shut out the sun ; and your con
s,ruclion below, is such iha, you feel no jar,
hu, seem 10 be swimming through the air.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
WHITE SLAVERY.

When Gen. Harrison was candidate for the
Presidency, the locofocos made a great fuss
about his signing a law for the servitude of
vsgrants white he was Governor OF the Ter
ritory of Indiana. The law was the same as
the following. Are they horror struck now ?
AN ACT, for the punishment Of idle and
disorderly persons"
Section |. Be it enacted by the Governor
aud Judges OF The Territory of Michigan, that
any Justice OF the Peace. on conviction, may
s%'ntence any vagrant, lewd, idle or disorderly
persons, stubborn servants, common drunk
ards, common night walkers, pilferers, or any
persons wanton or licentious ia speech, indie
cent behaviour, common railers or brawlers,
such as neglect their calling aud employment.
mispend what they earn and do not provide
for themselves or families, to be Whippcd not
erceediug ten stripes, or TO be delivered over
to any constable, 10 be employed in labor not
exceeding three months, by such constable to
be hired ont for the bsst wages that can be pro-
cured; the proceeds Of which to be applied 10
The use OF the poor Of the county.
Made, adopted and published at Detroit,
the 9Th day of July, le49,
LEWIS ASS,
Governor of the Territory OF Michigan.
A. B. WOODWARD,
Presiding Judge Of the Territory of Michigan.
J. WHITEHALL,
JoHN GRIFFIN,
Jsdges of the Territory OF Michigan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
CASS vFpsrs

All remen.b Der the infamous vote OF censnre
by the House of Representatives, appended TO
Mr.. Cooks resolution OF thanks to Gen. lay,
lor, his officers and soldiers. Tor their good
conduct ia the battles OF Mexico.
Lett it no. be forgotten that when this reso-
CLINTON was sent to the Senate; and such no.
bic spirits as Calhoun and Butler were prompt
TO vote the erasure OF this ioul Stigma from
the escutcheon Of the gallant old hero OF Mon
terey. LEWIS CASS wds among the JVteen
unaratetul Senators who voted against SINK
ing out. and were therefore in favor oil retain
ing the c%ensure!
Yes. Lewis Cass, seated upon his cushion
ed chair in the Senate OF the United States
cloried in the attempt TO dishonor the Hero
whose life hau been often risked In bloody
fields Tor his country.
The mean spirit that would be guilty OF
such baseness and ingratitude is not fit to
hold the first office in the gift of a free and
prosperous people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
GENERAL TAYLOR IN THE INTERIOR
OF NEW YORK.

The Broome County Republican says
On no former occasion have our national
nomina tions been received with so much en-
lhusiasm and good feeling. Indications of a
public demonstration were soon apparent. and
early in the evening bonfres were seen fitting
through the air in every direction, A crowd
OF persons soon throngrd our main thorough
fares, and cheer after cheer for the nominees
OF the Wing Convention, rose upon the
breeze. The boys, too were out, and the din
they raised fell like a death -knell upon every
bunker within distance. The few Cass men
who had the courage to witness the commence
ment of the proceedings, looked pale and sor-
rowlul, and retired early to mourn over the
defeat which surely awaits them. The other
branch OF the same patty looked calmly on,
and II they took no part, were evidently well
pleased with the result"