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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

DARK sTHEATBE-RE-opENING OF THE SEA.
= son-Mr Booth, Nh hrougham and Mrs Brougham -
2n WR1dn'sd,S March Is, 'ss tr,sed q aicHhR6 THE
M Dyot; Queen Mrs. Zones; Lady Anne. Mrs. Abbott
To conclude with the IRISH LiUN-Tom Moore, Mr.
Br ugham; Mrs FiTgig Mrs Bsougham. Bores 81 Pit So
cent. Gallery IS The ladies and Genemea Of he Cor.
the 2sth instant. 81 II o'clock IN the forenoon.
powERY rHEATRE--stRs SHAW IN ANOTHER
- brilliant shas'peaaa chaae.e sad l.r week Of her
Monday syenas Feb 49, 1913, will be acted
shakspeares trsdsgy OF Mrs Shaw;
Po'thomous Mr. Barry; y,ch'm Mr. W. Marh,i Pi-
Tlton BsIarus, Mr. stevsas 0uideIus, !; II. Nall
Aylragus, Jordan Tbs Qsefn Mrs Jordan. To conclude
with the cr,ma OF GlLDEROY-0,lderoy, mr.: W Mar
shall; Walter LoT,a, Mr. stsyeGs; Cloutem Mr. Burke
ss esnt Doors open tex o'clock Performance to CON-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27
)NCERT or SACRED

CONCERT OF SACRED
will given at the Tabsrnar
4 I'd, to Ae Rev. Moses Mar
Sts George the Martyr, and
pts,h RssncipaF performers-
i. Miu +. Watson. Miss De
or theConservatolre Of Paris,
suo0euv Gras-hsr second ap-
.anvers, MIR. .Arthvrson, Mr..
, the eminent violinist and the
lusieal family, whose perform
uubouuded eHthusiasin. (Thc
rendered their services Mr..
'kets One Doller, 70 be had 1t
store, and of the members Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

pRoApwAY oDEoN--ENsvlAnCE THROUGH
- Piuasux's n ale des Mile CelonneA-Manager. T. q.
Greeley Musical Director Mr. 0ldhsd-Nsw and efee-
IN. czsns Of this great msopo ana 10 strangers visit
9g i. that he ha. spyEsd the ssNRHsA Band otODEON
lures. s9ng,. &e.-Mondsya Esbg Hsh1Irrogrspns-r.r
2-THBLEAUX VIvANs ana tqsss flastiques BY the Mo-
del Artists Part i-Fayorits oe Scrago, &c. Prices
Orchestra Box 50 Paruuctte AGENTS. Boxes 2k
A MEXICAN MISUNDERSTANDING PERFORM
"A avery afternoon and svennglrs Pebys superb
serpturd ss,u,ly representing the Birth Of
rpssent,tion ofan "Iutsmperais Family all IL wax the
Of life be all day and evening,
shout charge Bssds there engaged The Baban
Family talented company Of vocass; Master Johnston
Tight hope Dancer; Great Western the comedan Pete
MoIr, come .ns.5 CIaI. F.hss shak'psr:sn Cabinet;
dancsrs Mr. Whtiock; Mr. ProDsf Madame Rockwell for
teller &c Admission to the whole, 81 Reserved
E0st seat. shifting each sxrxa.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

pALMo,s opERA nOUsE-MoNDAY. EVENING.
Fob 20- new TsbsauX-rositivsly the last time
GROUrS of MODEL ARTISTS, twenty in number
Will havs the hoaor OF Appearing in sers. OF their
which has bssn eonsdsrsd the most sasis and Instructive
exhibition that has appeared and has been
honored by ths Doon
opsn M sh TO commences at TX O'Clock Box Office opsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

Nh ECHANICs HALL, 473 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
I'VE Grand ana Brooms s-Cyowded OVERLOOKING with
the beauty and fashion Of York open night during
the except Monday. Unabated sueces-Tw entyrs
week OF the original CHRIsTY'S MINsTRELS, the
Oldest established Band in the United States E. Chri.ty
whose ogm. and inmitabls Oope,rs slightly honorsd
with crowded asd highly rsspecble audiences and unvsr
sally admitted excel Of similar charac
tar offered this city Adn,sen - cents chIdrea usde!
commence ts On Monday svSsin9s Feb. 2sh. Sixth Con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

=; NEW YoRK, August 81, lS47.
: No. 2S5. Vignette, I
sSS ouesn's Arm,
as Exchange for Ell o.
: On demsnd pay or order,
: one pound :, sterling,
: value received, which charge to account
: & : 10 Your obedieEt Servant,
q The drawer.
Dublin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27


ID MUSICAL IRISH
- Ianlly, every Monday,
~ Malone Raymond's lee
Sunday, Tuesday,
Both begin at N. DrI-
.Hslk $50 broadway.
'EHTAINMENTs WILL
), tie youngest baad in the
- sb. 28th, at ST. Luke's
laS66 streets. On Tuesday
H0 williamsburg h On
US, Vie LIST and I'd of March,
;ikvfs FrDat seats reserved
TD strictest order and de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27
A COMPLIMENTARY

A COMPLEMENTARY C
n AVID miscellaneous music Y
Gle. on. Thursday evening, March
Gus, tRector Of thc church Of
Missionary to British Einigfan
Mrs. Lnder. Miss hliza brieuti,
Luce. and Miss kirkham, Pupil,
and Of tho celebrated costa ands
pesraacs ia America,) Mr.. Mi
stephen Leach: Mr.. Jos. Burke,
"Apol'oneons," ihe celebrated mi
anccs have every where elected
above artistes have voluntarily :.
George Loder, Conductor: Tiel
the p incipal music and book 3
the committee OF arrangeDent,.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

ma. RAIpHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE ThEAIisE
~ q, ~. Diseases OF the Genital Organs their nstu,e m
toms and cure 20 thc us T.
every adviduL Of both sss IN edlien gs ~ IN 49,
Tinted states Cansdss. 10 sold 'so BY TIE author
,t,st or MAJ ed free. ~ secure snveopss on
sesp Of H. post paid addressed Dor SOC Lower rc omee
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

EARNED CANARY BIRuS-SIGNOR SPINETTO
IL rsspecsy Informs the ladies' and gentlemen Of this city
vicinity that his exhibition Of these mos wonderful BIRDS
exhibition at the Lecture Room in the sociey Library ss
Broadway VIII be open day Sunday and Monday e.
cepted at 10Y A. NJ ani and M. Admaace2 Is cents;
children l2x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

NIOTICE-TO THOSE WISHING CRAZE VINES
~ prunsdAs this is the season for pruoipg ADD pfuned
liter his season bleed and make the grpe
snail and ks wise trees the fashionable styles
and likewise takes the out Of all kinds Of trees ana
hrubssry Pless. calf II Mr. K STE WARTS Gadintf;H
Chrsy street. where all orders will be attended o) or 81 nus
rexidencs JOG Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

MADAME TALMQN BARMEE-FhENcH Arhp
Nl (iero.an mdwe-hsving studied az fsris hs estap
hsd hr,et at ai Fr,nkn street whes she s sbs
TO lake ladies' at her residence tutils Their
HISS had beads.d constructed under her imntats
1nce which scilitatss great MEASURE inc eoh"he"'
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

pANOPAMA OF THE
three miles of canvass, De-
rid. at The Panorama build &.
los Garden. Open every
mission 80 cents; children
,ncc moving at ~ o'clock
on Wsdu esdays and Satur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

DEUNswICK'S sTATUARY-LARGE AS LIE.
- Tin Mexican coT1ppurou,) rcpressntng The VENUS "
and APOLLO De MEDiClS. Open from a.
epts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

RUNSWICK'5 STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
ID representing the VENUS DE MEpICIs and APOLLO
IL MkDICIS for short tnt Gully. Open from A. NJ u
10 800 Broadway, stoppans baths. Admit
ttuce % cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC.
ia this country-conprisIrg some OF the best
works Of Titan Nuro, Rubes Nd many other of the old
Masters is nos opeu the u0 Gallery Of the Ma
tona Academy OF DeEn corper ~ Broadway aud Leonard
stTset from o A. M n 10, P NJ. Admission, rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

BgRNETHY's BOTANICAL FILLS. FOE, THE
IA speedy and radc, cure OF vensrea iisessss hr
pushs,ses, elects, Whites suicsres Fem;is nt,h. H.:
celebrated DR. Abcraethy who for great many years sue
ctsuliy escubeh them in all stages Of nc ap9ve
Jh- vide celebrity of Absfnethy pills Is ne 10.
their mulch aud positive curing all me
pnins In the .afiy ages Of Gouobra ose boz generally
'ssin eject ia S ais ~ rs s'a ieIii'As
wholesale and retail DOLLY a. AfVIusVAniRo f'Hhi' ~
Catherine street. and III Msluen lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27

n RAND JUVENILE GALA. PREE-LAEAYETTE
" Bazaar MschsIicl asd oranc Thestre I49 and ISL
Broadway up stairs for this Week Only free consisting OF
pio.nie Msrns Views the SSows osi;y Tort
shpwrsek At Sea The in,s.ug and hshI s;ts,,.niRSE
the celebrated Sgnor W "A Elliot Ia addition TO the above.
will be The peor the Mechanical Rope Dancer,
and he Justly celebrated Sin Bird taxing lessons from
mistress This will be ioupd he n,st interesting exhibition
of the day Peomance at O'CLOCK afternoon and O'Clock
in the evening, and for this week on'v tree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02


\. l.. HlIs.H. ..1
II
~. NaNi ~ no
H.. t.G.4
g-...a r
ssisaFta
S~us1urNauna G.o-' i.#.
Te f. ,,.-,., 70. p ...
"a
sou,
els sl65-shu ares n
s
Nu7i't'i'ltL NtH"' I'D
10 e GsaU'n lH baiI Ht r day.,
nHHrrf i."
'tfaW2 E
J. 0r'te ~ S.u-""h. nt 'ut
OF 'g', etc. tieseis 1890. ae
wy '"''llh N'l'dl af''iF ' AfN
Tie hc drawn % ua'ti"nr. "H . W
- No7-t .i-
J IFi4c OF StutVO", Of lslINt '"i .H#t q
." Oh l''u'. rtc' ete. I.chF'~ ".h: rHfHIte
i~N''-t"t "H"i's Sl%Hi 11A'' t' 'i.
S.squehanna Camel L-f.ca-G Class No
To.c drawn IN Baft-r-~. ~u Wetneslay. Ms
90 No. ipttef} 49, j..an ballots.
re ni SiuN'", ! OF '".N".. OF IA~'. : e.
VI 'N'VI ut %>-o. eir. t.g. lleA'is ai1iH cet
| p i-sA%-e OF Nn"'rs i-ei shares in If","ri"
~NuSqurhduua Canal Lottery; Glass No
To- bc drawn at Baltimore. Wednesday. March, =
: Nos-l@ arauuta.a,s
/ ars. '4Irkc9si so, n%. e,-"' - .'e.', u
| sra. sbarrs in rr,f,rti.r
-,
wary iaNu Colsntld3l'd Lottery. lt1ss Il
10 DC drawn IN baltimore Uu lfur-.ay, Marc
90 No. L"Iir'N- 2hai'i-.
! prize on S2',VVV, J 81 NNNI.l of $3.50, 'tr.
SIS eeti'dea'e OF a package OF wasl,- slolis'
] ITr4brl 'nnEllflafnI llaff.ryr as #N..rru4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

THE undersigned will continue the business on hi.
- own account nj the old stard. and viii prosecute It
With renewed energy aud vi-or. He fegsh old friends
and customers To continue their patronage. and assures
them that he VIII do his hest To Keep a good assortment
Of goods and IN all else to give satisfaction.
jan 4 J. SENSTNEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

II Il 90 q and sheet glass of I'll sizes,
also a full stock of window sashcs, always on hand and
for sale al No l2J Main st. 80 ROBINSON.
Gee Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
DISSOLUTION

s7HE partnership herctuf1re existing hetwccn the IN
. dcrsi-rfI. uuser the nsFue Of I0hlsfsp and BsrfyhTi
has ths ddv teen dissolved, ~ m-ttsi -pnseut. al per
sons INDEBTED 90 us arc hereby uotIit q thst Their &C
counts " W be made ont for seitlcsient md u u hoped
that prompt payment viii be made.
A. y. JOHNSTON.
NM. 40. BEkKN MILL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

n..l-. a large assortment very splendid. iu.
SiOdhS' Feesiyad BY dec II NJ. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

- A p,.,s. ana and Mola,r cloths row opening
N.H. IN JOHNSTON. J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

sE'llt nndcf 'isned have sssociatei themselves tn.
= eeiner under the style and firm of T., SrrR. NonRt
800 70 .t"' NC purpose Of manufacturing Nails and
S}tNrs al The "Nfrsjnis Iron Works which - no..
cl-Mplcied and IN fnll nnerallnr ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

rx1UE subscriber having opened an office for the pur
4 chase and sale ot Ecd Estate, any oae wishiae
,iTber 4, bus or sell cog wishing any Information 80 re-
gt,lt1 reat estate. can obtain tty addressing tine sab
d5er. post PAID. Ny Office as upstate, no us Main
Al. Wheeling, Va. JNO GOSI1RN.
san 10. 6l MW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

Snl,.f e,L.,I r.. ~HlLDBETH wat re- opcu
''fI''t '''i'''o'. his school on North Fast con.
ner Monroe and Fon nth SITS. Monday Jau'y ?. Is4s.
TERN-frimarv Branches per session Of ~ weeks,
$500 Grammar Natural Philosophy Mathematics, La
tin and Greek 5 50.
Jan 1T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

y CASKS pure olive oi, i'-s nage
- ten n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
IN THE FEDERAL COURT.
The United States,

D,,hEc Sol, OF THE OLD JAIL N LOT
L uDliC SdlC The subscribers being appointed
Commissioners for such purposes, viii, on Monday, the
9th day of March, Is4S, al the Court House in wheeling,
sell to The highest and best bidder, lot No w on MARKET
street, beng the old jail and lot On which II is erected.
II will be sold on credit by equal instruments al one.
two and three years, tho purchaser giving bonds WIN
good security to secure the payment of the purchase
morey. with interes, from the day OF sale. The titie
will be retained till the purchase money is all paid, tho
the purchaser will be entitled TO possession IN the LIST OF
April next. 4. JA1ob
fab IN WIN r SEIBN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
N NoTIcr

NnaSUTInu Lines. IN cases. nrea fest r5us a.a
seltreyolving, a, tie variety store Of
FIE j EAEkM A 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
IT228gI&@1s1 M2Te


SLOTH HAIR, too5h, finger, flesh, nail, shoe, horse,
a. s%cruhhiuc, wHiteWs-h, dgStlus. hearth, shaving,
paint and marking brushes. J ~BI.ACkMAR & CO.
oct u Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
NEW FIRM.

COPARTNEESilir-Wm VI. BcrrvhiIi, OF the late
Sftni 81 Johnston and Kerry hull has assoc lated with
him Asa y jnhneton. in the husness ~ the % vi hrm OF
Johnston s1i |BcrryhiN. Al tie Old stand. under the usme
ot beffyhHi aud Co, where they will be pleased to sup.
2 IS IN the Dry Goods line as los as can Re ~ r .lased In
INC llaoe. NM. ". BERN NIT.
ieiN lnfS. 49, " I~pINSFTsN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
aaas. N,EsAINAa,s

INFALLlBLE COUGH REMEDY.
5 the only safe and certain cure for Cough and Phthis.
Il &c. Iftaken according to directions, II cannot fan to
render The utmost satisfaction. 4 single dose or two,
viii satisfy you That You are not imposed ON. The fol.
Lowing cettilcafei is gwen as evidence.
Dr.. TtrXAi.-puring the last spring and summer |
contracted cold Whicl was accompanied with very
violent cuugh-Indeed | cyughed almost necessarily day
ana night, and my lungs appeared 10 b. boiind within a
narrow compass while the tickling in ms windpipo
kept me constantly making Efforts 10 cou1hup some
thing lodged feap IN my chest. After ! received your
Invaluable medicine, | TOOK three doses in three success.
sive MORNINGS, .ss.iur) aadI was relieved ateetually.
do absolutely eatsitar Ii The niost valuable medicine in
the world, tor the curing of Coughs and cold.
loUr friend,
Pittsburgh, Nov o. 1si7. dec 10
For saie al McU5r's. Fauehills and Crumbackerfs
Wheeling, Va. Price - cents per bottle.
CASE sTEEA.
Irsr received, direct loa' Ne" York one case cast
% steel, assorted sues VIA:
lo} ls L by tuch. Axe bar,
IL do Illc1 siuue,
81 dos Do Do
50 do - do do
81 doa' do do. Also, English and amer.
octs Boyd's old stand, Maset square.
NOTICE.
a Good turaiag Lathe, al complete and ready for use,
"a suitable iof small TURNING; Tor s@iG i"% 'y,,rr
dec 10 Nam street.
w GOODRICH has Just opened a hes1inI assert
w meat Of Fam amt varil ted fringcs. ssN and Bnl.
lion. Also a splopuul arttc- OF sio vezarty5, which
viii b4 sold al lalt the price OF Those Kept hy merchants
heretofore. Ladies cat aut examine t1cm, nov y
C0mst0nks Sarsaparllla, & Qualify sP.es aad
half the price OF any other. The great popularity OF
Sarsatariia aud lis established efficacy render II super
nuous 80 enter milo any ancoHiuu on It's virtues, or adj
ducc aut evidence ia us ldtn:. For the cu.eol
Scrolua,
Plmaleso or Pgstules on the face,
Scaly EruptauS of the SAM,
Pam and Swelling ct the body
Chronic Rheumatism,
CutaneoIs Diseases,
Me5cuI.al mr. |SyphA0hd Disease,
Liver Affections,
ENce,ses ia tse Use of Mercury. &c.
B!es. from an impure haAil ct body,
And al diseases arising from al impure state of the
hiOnd,
TelteI,
IIceratlons of lac Throat and Leg,
Exposure and luprudence IN Iitc,
General He1uty-
ETnis Sarsalartlla IL warranted positively as good as
any othrr lthat eau lie maize al one doha) at JUST hal
the rriee 81 tIose 50 Wuca a%dveFtiSed, and as strong
and iu as large bOlIts, vIl-50 cents per totue, o. {
hoth for S4,5n.
Reiueuther 10 ask for Coms'ock's SarsaparHa, an,
take 10 other. For sale hy A. O. taIrchtld, w heeune
Va dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

S~sNDDLEs-yVe have now Il aeuerai ss5aFtmelt3r
- ladies' and aaptjemens' s13tes and W,}seA them
al fan rccs- call and see them al $40 ta2, slam ST.
doe : NtC0li. CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
VIRGINIA IRON WORKS..

skON WORKS.
~ 70 are now prepared to furnish the different size.
=" OF Nails at short notice, and uder them 10 the
pfiatic with The assurance tina, they VIII g,vc sst,sf,.
tIuu. M NTTp so."ses
Wheeling. feb. I6, Is4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

WILLIAM HOLIDAY,
lFoRMERLy OF THE FIRM o. uoLLEisY IS Enal
Has returned to Cumberland and
commenced the
F0RW ARDING & GOMMISf
BUSH ES5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
Second Arrival of Winter Goods

an UfluS Prime y - sugar. lH TIcrrrs Crushed
~ Sngaf. just received. B~CEtNGLE e. e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
SODA

sTshb subscribers are nov extensively cnr,-ed i, tbs
importation n soda Ash from one Of the mos, eel.
s"alch manufacturers in England, and have on hand
eul WIN rece We during tho spring, = lar &c supply, (sev
-rel shipments being now on the wsy) which ispy win
""Itahi Equal II not superior, tn any imported into the
,niteu sta'es' aud which taey are prepared to sell at
'5 iowest marker price for cash, or an time for appro
'et WIS. The strength is w~arrsntei from a to "a pr
cent. % tos per cent above the standard strength. which
Is st)
~ PRESENT PRIoE, 4 to Ale, according TO quantity,
aynent. &c, w. h NJ. MtTCHELTREE, =
feb y2-2wd ptt.hnr-n u.
" Is. Any orders received before the LIST April, viii
Nt delivered al Wheeling, free OF any charge for fretgbt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-12
INDUSTRY.

The United states possesses within
her borders all the ua tur:tt advantages
of cline, soil, mineral and commercial
greatness, inland seas, endless rivers
mines of inexaustibIe stores for fuel, a
soil that can feed ourselves and star
wing millions abroad, and above all an
energetic and Industrious population.-
Our mountains might be gold and the
valleys silver and the earth might spon-
taneously yield as luxurIously as the
rich savannahs beneath the beltcd
zone Of Africa, but if we had not a
people intelligent and industrious. we
would be poor indeed. The great ca
pacity of the United States lies in her
people. Industry-downright honest
industry, is the wealth Of nations. 1t
Is indeed true that we are much IN
debted for our rapid advancement in
the race of national greatness to our
natural resources but with an ener-
getic, industrious and intelligent popu-
lation, no country will be poor. New
England is by no means d fertile land
but her people, that hive of industrl-
Gus bees, make up in fertile industry
and invention, what her soil lacks in
productive quality. She has coined
money out of ice that forms on her
ponds and pressed GOLD out of her fin
ty rocks. and now with her wealth,
she is the road builder of nearly the
whole continent. Her capitalists OWE
more stocks in railroads than all the
rest OF the States put tog Their. And
how did she get those stocks? By
downright industry-her natural re-
sources are in her people. All honor
then to industry, and intelligence. and
moral worth. We are often panied
to hear people talking of the greatness
OF our country and attrIbuling this to
It's rocks, lis rivers. its mountains and
valleys. These We're in existence be.
fore our fathers trod our shores, anc
the unbroken forest reared its dark
shadows over the ground where hun.
dreds OF cities and villages now real
their glltterlng spires and lofty domes
What has made the change! industry
Without Industry the forest would still
have trowned in gloomy grandeur
where the cheerful smiles of civilized
plenty now deck the valley and noun
tam. Without industry, the wiIc
deer
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-12
NEw-YoRK. April %.

NEw-YoRK, April %.
The Steamship America arrived to-day
from Liverpool
The news from England was more pa
cifc than was anticipated. The great de
monstration of the Chartists ended in
threats. The Telegraph report says the
Chartist meeting was a complete failure,
and passed off quietly Four hundred
special constables turned out.
The Prusslan troops are advancing on
Holstein.
The King of denmark had left Copen-
hagen to JOIN the army
Hungary had declared herself indepen-
dent.
Serious disturbances have broken cut
in St. Petcrsburgh.
Some Disturbances occurred at Cologne
but they were suppressed.
The Sicilian Independent Convention
Is IN session.
Large bodies Of troops are concentrated
on the Sandman frontier, and the Aus.
trIan and Sandman troops are approach
ing each other in Lombardv.
In the Nenitian Territory each de6le
is guarded to prevent the reinlorcement>
from entering the city.
The general character of Continental
adv ices is much more satisfactory than
Tor some time previous In Berlin, seve.
raj Banking houses have failed
LIVERPOOL, April Is.
Corn trade firm on the I4lh of April
"A 26s; Flour IS BIS Meal 10 a | Is
white a 10. There are indications OF
an Improvement in trade.
Cotton IS down. ConsoIs in London
S2l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-12
NEw-I RK, Aprn -, 7 ?. NJ.

Advices from Hong Kong, to January
29th, have been received here to-day
Nothing decisive as yet has been done to-
ward the settl, ment of the difficulties be-
tween The Chinese and English. 1t Is
thought a military and naval chastlsement
Of the Chinese will be resorted to. There
was great FIRE at Shanghai on the 81 of
January. Fifty houses were DESTROYED
Alarm had been occasioned IT Shang-
hai, on the lth OF January, by an init
nation that certain Iawless Chinese were
organizing gang for the purpose of at
lacking and p'underIng some OF the For
eign FACTORY establishments.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-12


Ia the language ofthe great Wasb;,o,.
Why should we quit our own 10 GU
IN foreign ground In the Me yic,u n'
our national honor has been vindlc,,'%
imply indicated, and in dictatinr te."
Of peace we may well afford to be forb."'
ing and even magnanlmous to our fall.
zoe.
These are my opinions upon the snb
iects referred to by YOU, and any reno,,.
r publications, written or verbal. fro,
any source, differing in any essential mar
ocular from what Is here written, are n,
authorized and untrue.
do not know that | shall write ar,;,
IN the subject of national politics, as
shall engage in no schemes, no combiDs
lions, no intrigues. If the American Den
pie have not confidence In me, they ouch.
rot to give me their suffrages. If thew 1,
not, YOU know me well enough to beIlevs
ne when | declare shall be content. /
am too old soldier to murmur agains
such high authority
4. TAYLOR.
To Cant. ]. S. ALLISON.