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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-15

ALBANY LUMBER.
THVHE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
q ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR consist
ng of Chair Plank, Scantliug and SIS iii also, WAL
NUT BOARDS, which will, with the CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTBINGs now on HAND
make good assortment He would respectfully invite
the trade TO call before purchasing. constant supply
VIII be kept on hama.
ALSO FOR SALE Low.
500 600 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
$4,000 feet "A, GA, 81, and inch ASH
With large and general assortment of LUMBER,
sUITABLR FeR BUILDERS. ID. Il. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
a9-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent BugIe, Chestertown, and National Integencer,
will copy above the amount of 81 each and charge
nfiice II
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-15

FHyO SEGAMiEN, WAGGONERS AND 9TH
Il ERS.-The subscribers have received large sup
ply Of Mattresses suitable for Berhs of Vessels Steam
boats Wagoners Beds, &C, which will be sold by the
hundred or single one, by application at the Bedding
marts. b. o. HODGES co.
N. w. & S. w. corner of Lombard and Light streets.
mnl7-dif
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-15

PERPETUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
ny RAECIS H. SMITH. AGENT OF THE
H FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-15

n T UMBRELLA S-UMBRELLAS Just opened
u cases assorted Cotton UMBRELLAS, very low.
do Bingham WhaleboRe Ribb'd do
3 do Super Gro de Nap do
All of the best make and reduced prices, wholesale
and retail BEALE II. RICHARDSON,
n27 los and 173 Baltimore street.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-15

FHNIN PLATES, &c
III 800 boxes Tin PLATES, l-3 approved brands
E00 whole boxes l4X20 @ Roofing TIN
500 bundles Hoops, from SIS to inch
$50 do Rod IRON, l-4to So inch
100 rolls Sheet BRASS
300 bundles Iron WIRE, from to is
300 Stone Annealed do 10 to 81
sets Timers Tools-foE sale by
BROWN WILSON,
de 2 No. 50 S, Frederick ST.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-15
CHESAPEAKE SAVINGS FUND.

No. III LOMBARD STREET.
N NOTWITHSTANDING the extraordinary aid
lN unprecedented run upon all institutions ofths CT
~, engaged in The issuing osmall nees the Chesapeake
Sdsngs Fund has redeemed every dollar that has been
presented, and WILL still continue 10 redeem all that
may be offered for redemption. tits also prepared
make advances upon notes drawn payable days after
demand, provided Bank Stock other good security
double the amount is pledged collateral. Its tran
sacons as heretofore will be managed to afford
security to the holders ofits notes and credit to ITSELF
de st W. RICHARDSON Cash'r
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-10
(BY REoUEsT.)
THE REVIVAL IN KENTUCKY lNlS0l

The length of time the people continued on
the ground was another important circumstance
of the Kentucky revival At Cane Ridge, the
people met on Friday morning, and continued
till Wednesday evening, night and day without
lntermisslon, either in public or private exerci-
ses of devotion and with such a degree of
earnestness, that heavy showers of rain were
not sufficient TO disperse them. On other sa-
cramental occasions, they generally continued
on the ground till Monday or Tuesday evening
And had not the ministers been exhausted and
obliged to retire or had they chosen to prolong
worship they might have kept the people any
length of time they pleased. And all this was
or might have been done in country, where,
not twelve-month before, the clergy found it
a difficult matter to detain the people during
the common exercises of the Sabbath. The
practice of camping on the ground was introdu-
ced, partly by necessity, and partly by inclina-
ton. The assemblies were generally too large
to be received by any common neighborhood.
Every thing indeed was done which hospitality
and brotherly kindness could do, to accommo-
date the people Public and private houses
were both opened, and free invitations were
given to all those who wished to retire. Far
mers gave up their meadows before they were
mown, to supply the horses. But notwithstan-
ding all this liberality, it would in many cases
have been impossible to have accommodated
the whole assembly with private lodging. But
besides, the people were unwilling to suffer a.
ny interruption in their devotion, and they form
ed an attachment for the place, where they
were continually seeing so many careless sim
ners receiving their first impressions, and Sc
many deists constrained to cali on their former
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-10
SELECT TALE.
The Wilson House,
OR VILLAGE GOSSIP.
BY MISS LESLIE.
Concluded.

Marx how plain tale shall put you dovn.n-shakrpea1e
Now, ladies'" said Mrs. Elliot, "y you see the
solution Of the riddle" But who would have
teo2shi Of old IohR Smith, the bricklayeT y said
Mrs. Overlook. "And who could possibly suppo-
sed that the appointment was only to set stove
And who could have guessed that Mr.. Morrison
was making sweatmeats." "All these things re-
piled Mrs. Elliot ''ws might have guessed easily,
but that we have given ourselves habit of attach
ing something Ofmystery to every thing connected
with these strangers"
But you must acknowledge said Mrs Over
look, that there is something about them not easy
- understand
"By no means" replied Mrs. Elliot; 81 have
always found them perfectly comprehensive. -
But as there is really considerable intimacy be-
tween you and Mrs. Morrison" said Miss Moon
shine, " il is amazing that she has never yet rela
tsd to you her story" "Why should she I" an
swered Mrs Elliot. There is, most likely, no sto-
ry to tell. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison keep the even
tenor Of their way and most likely they have al
ways done so. And it is not probable that they
are fully aware of all the wonders that seem ex-
pected Of them.'
But srll it is very surprising" said the Widow
Cumberly, "that Mrs Morrison's Becky, fool as
she, should mistake Judge Heavyhead coming to
rlav chess, for old John Smith the brcklayer,
come to set the stove" mot at all" said Mrs.
Cui0t, Judge Heavyhead certainly does not car
~ his assion in his looks, and he looks much
Ike bricklayer as any tili,,"" else"
During the two succeeding days, ne strlctest
scrutiny did not detect man at Mrs MorrIscn s
door; except the butcher and baker. On the third
cay, there was vague report that painter had
been seen going In and young artist had late
ly arrived from the city, on a sketching tour, and
had taken Thebes in his way along the banks Of
the river, it at supposed that Mrs. Morri-
son was getting her portrait painted by Mr. Car
mine; and it was considered very astonishing that
she should have it done in her husbands absence
Miss Moonshine concluded that Mr. Carmine was
undoubtedly former lover of Mrs. Morrison's and
that the picture was intended for the artist himself
20 carry away with him. In the course of that day.
halfthe ladies Of Thebes walked past the Wilson
House, that they might have chance of seeing
the artist coming in or going out; fol as Mr. Car
mine had announced that he should proceed on his
tour at the close Of the week, it supposed that
Mrs. Morrison must set both morning and after
uoon, to enable hints finish the picture just as
four couple of ladies were passing the door. out
came Dick Putty, the house painter pots and all.
ne lair Ihebans stopped short and looked at each
other aud Miss Moonshine could not refrain from
lnqoiring of Dick Putty what he had been doing at
Mrs Morrisoa's. lie replied that " he had only
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-10
JOB PRINTING.
POETRY.

THE WAY TO BE HAPPY.
Some think a a hardship TO work for their bread,
Although for our good 1t was meant
But those who don't work, have right to be fed,
And the idle are never content.
An honest employment brings pleasure and gain,
And make US our troubles forget;
For those who work hard, have time TO complain,
And us better to labor than fret.
And if we had riches, they could not procure,
AhGppy and peaceable mind;
Rich people have trouble as well as the poor,
Although Of a different kind.
!! signifies not what our stations have been,
Nor whetherwe are little or great
For happiness lies IN the temper within,
And not IN the OUTWARD estate.
We only need labor, as hard as we can,
For all that our bodies may need;
Sui dong our duty to God and 10 man.
And We shall be happy indeed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-10
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN,

TERMS.-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
and quarter half yearyand If not paid before the
year. dollars and half Those receive their pa-
Pes by carrier or stage drivers employed by the proprietor
win be charged 81 l-2 cts. per year, extra.
No papers discontinued until all areaages are paid except
q the option of the Editor.
7AdvertlSements not exceeding square sxteen
will be inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five
for every subsequent insertion larger proportion
liberal discount VIII be made to yearly advertisers.
DTAu letters addressed to the Editor post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-10

This it is thought, was the origin of canp-mset.
'ngs IN Amerca,-now extensively in use a.
among Methodist Christians, and also among the
Old Presbyterians and Cumberland Presbyterians
in the Western country. z. P II,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
To the bald Headed and
others.

Toes any know ncighbor or friend
~ who has been Bald, and whose head IS
now covered with fine hair 4? Aud whose
coat collar was covered with dundruH, though
brushed every hour-which has now vanish
ed entirely? Or one whose hairs nj carly
age were turning grey, who now has not u
grey hair? Children vi hose heads were COW
cred with scnri, whose hair would not grow,
that are now growing The fullest crops Of
hair? Some cases must be known to most
persons Ask them the cause. and you will
be told, these things have been done by tho
use of the BALM or COLUMBIA. y
20 years growth is this article, It's demand
increasing annually some hundred per cent.
though when discovered not opposed by
any thing for the same purpose, now assail-
cd by almost nunberless mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin the hair ii used 10
any extent. Can more than these facts be
wanted-rcier to the recommendations by Il
lists Of names of responsibility, unequalled
by any other article. Look TO these things
buy this article. Stay aud preserve your
hair by its use, or if bald restore it. Ladies
attend TO this--hundrcds IN fashionable life
are using it rs the only article really fit for
The toilet. Long hair is very apt 10 fall out.
Ladies, use the Balm Of Columbia in time To
save yourselves the disgrace of badness by
neglect of your pursuits.
ii is your duty, as moralists, 10 preserve
the beauties Of nature, with which bcauti-
fol Creator bas cndow cd you-use the Balm,
for il will do it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
DIR. SPHON'S
Sick Headache Remedy

For tho permanent cure Of this distressing
complaint, never fails. When persevered in,
il eilectually renovates the system, and does
away the causes Of The SICK s. NER TOUS
HEH D.iCHE Thousands have tried it, and
found precisely the relief which the article
promises TO bestOw. Certificates Of the strong
est kind and from the mosl respectable persons,
are in the possession of The proprietor, some of
which have been published, iestifying TO The per-
manent cure, and Others TO the immediate re-
lief given by this rtmtdy. II affords relief to
the afflicted in Is or 20 minutes from the first
dose. If taken when the symptoms Of an at
tack are first felt, it prevents the further pro-
gress of The complaint, aud can produce no dan
ger at any time by an excessive dose as in such
a case il would only throw Off The contents Of the
stomach, leaving it sweet and healthy with m
excellent appetite. All afflicted with headacha
should not fail 10 procure and relieve themselves
from So Distressing complaint.
Physicians have in many instances given il
to their patients, aud in every instance, to our
knowledge, with great satisfaction have found
it a certain cure. Sick and Nervous Heat
ache is u complaint with which physicians do
not wish TO have any thing to do, and generally
prescribe only for temporary relief consequent
y, DIR. Sphon's Sick Headache Remedy escape,
The opposition which some other proprietary ar
liclcs meet from that source.
Try it once and you never will regret it. Il
is composed entirely of vegetables, and con
tain. no mineral, or poisonous drng Of any kind
and does not require any chango Of diet or exer.
cise.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Comstock g. Co
Wholesale Druggists No. 2 Fletcher street N. Y
and by r. J. TAYLOR, Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
DR.. ALLE.N-S BALSAM or HORE-
HOUND, LIPER WORT AND
PLEURIS ROOT FOR
0S(SE55tXiI1N
and LIVER COMPLAINT.

lNOLDs, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Ca
~ tarh, difficulty Of Breathing, Pun
in the side, paipitatiOn Of the heart, oPPres-
sion and soreness Of the chest. PieWiSy,
Hectic Fever, might swedts, diHcuH and pro-
fuse Erpecforotioa, and all affections of the
Lungs, Chest aud Liper.
The lIorehound, Liyerwort aud Plcursy root
have for centuries been celebrated in the cure
Of affections Of The Lungs and Liver. DIR. Al
len, after a series Of experiments, has been
able TO extract frou, these medical herbs, a
Bal,am which exelts wonderful effects IN curing
Consumption and Liver Complaints.
\ Tor children laboring under Inflammation oi
the Lungs, Colds, Coughs, Group, Quincy,
and sore Throat this Bulsam is Of great import
ance During the winter Of 1880, rising OF one
thosand families employed this remedy, in the
city of New York. The consequence was,
that The number of deaths among children was
reduced to less than one half ihe usual num-
Der. as may be seen by the City Inspector
report Of Deaths
In ordor 10 give the reader some idea Of The
efficacy Of this Bulsam, and how extensively il
is used, we here introduce the monthly report
of the cures in the month May, 1889, and pub
iShcd in the New York Sun.
"Monthly Report Of the cures performed
by DIR. Is. ID Aliens Balsam Of iiorehou nd,
Liyerwort and Pleurisy Root during the month
Of May. II has cured and completed the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
Attention Raid Heads 4!

nFaIthe remedies ever devised for the rcsto alton
~ aud presc walton Of the Hair, nothing has been
found equal to Alibers l-ug gnous lair Ton c. u sci
lon la TO restore the hair to health aud beauty Many
who were bald three mon lis ago, can now xbhtluku-
rinnt heads of hair.
II IL prepared trom a pc Of the celebrated DR. Al
ert o P,ris, by one of h y pupis.
The owing ett-r from bT - ; Fitch is very kind.
| J permitted To be used.
rbiladcil ilhia, May 10, 1893.
Dr Jayne-near Sir; ! feel that can harily say
enough to IN Iavor of Aliers Ulcag Hair
add by y'u had The honor of personal quaintance
wth iaron Al n in Paris. lie is known to all the
world of the most lecturers prac T.
TONERS IN all dseas. sof the skim thai has be
known, all who Aavc attended his
1t The g,cat Ios pai saint Ious o have heard his
public Lectures Witnessed the suc' OF his private
practice, wi unhesitaiinRiy acknowledge. Ills i!air
onic cons der Of the hest preparations TO- The
hair With VII ch we acquainted aud fully jusiifes
The assertion IN the prospe of the PR prietot Lave
crienced the most signal bench from ". My han
very thin, threatening speeGy badness, when com
m"nced u>ing this remedy In about Que weeS 1t ceas
ed To fall II. have us u now about thce onils.
md have ms full aud thick head of hair as can posi-
biy desi 2. have tet ommeDded lis u~e 10 n number
OF ~, friends, who all speak well off. If faithfully
employed, have no douit of its general snocess.
may add ia beiore using the Tonic, had tried almost
II, The various articles emp Dyed fr the bar, such NJ
he cassar oil, all the d'frren preparations of air
III, vcsel"be hair oil ~ without experiencing mnch
'fany beneht. R,spectin " yours
II Fi1,iii, No I72 Cbesnut -.
Copy of lsiler from Park. Pastor of the Bnptis
II hmch at iIaddonfed, J.
III Iadd"nhrli, Feb ~ 1872
II br u J,yne-Sir; tn pleasure ~ tnio tninr You
he the bottle nf Aiil.us Hair Tome wblrh obtained
.,r you last cob-r, proved mot sati ci"ry IN
successful. NV hair hnd iof n long NE brcn exceed
nriy thn. Hut fpi iwn TIRE" years past u had ~
fallen out, that my beah had teeune mo ea,ifr,
bald. I was tnder the nee iiy of r"nrralirg III
badnes 10y eonbing the hair The sides H. huI
uow ster u-ips about half of n uleW The It,ne,
have as iusriast grow of hair as ever hat.
II CCPARE.
II The Rev Leon ID ~ tc-r, Fasio' of The. Inpiisi
II burch nj treat MI v, "a who IN used N ee bt G,
o ih. Tonic, tand who had been bald for yeats r
II tn ur Jayne; March g. IeBD
MY b .ir Is growing hn'iy, assure ,o".'
II LErcnEg.
H Mr. Fletcher herd is now completely roveeI wiz
hnr growth OF new han wbct l,r had beer pei-ciy
| hal heim
II u may be had wholesale and retail or DR.. ID
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South Third
street. Philadelphia. p,ice 81. fjunc -.
II For sale by Mrs. ANNA NJ EDDY
Agent for Newport, and JsBs A. VANS
WORTH, Providence, u. !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
ask, enquire-.4sk those aOh0
knOlC.

Those only who know by trial or immediate
observation, can form any idea Of the effects, Of
the per. .ect relief, Of the almost charm-like
cures effected in cases Of the Piles, RHEUMA-
rIsM, ALL SwELLINGs, and ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS, no matter how severe, by the use Of
llays' Liniment. Find one who has used it that
will not laud il above all things ever used, and
J ou will liud - what cannot be found.
For the relief Of suffering human beings who
may be afflicted, beg you TO ask-a-k OF those
who know-a>k the Hon. ALFRED CoNKLIN
L. :. Judge for that district, residing near Au-
burn ask MATHEW J. Myers, Esq Athens,
n. v; ask Gen. DUFF GREEN, laio Of Wash
lngton city, each of these gentlemen know Of
cases unconquerable by all other remedies Of
physcans, though tried for many years, that
have been cured 10y the use Of the genuine Hays
I.lnimcn. Thousands Of other persons know Of
similar cures. He appeal 10 their sense Of JUS
ice-lheir human feelings.
II is but duty you owe 10 your suffering icl-
low beings to let this great remedy be known
Sp'ak Of ii then to all your friends This
will save much pain where the newspapers are
not read, or where readers are incredulous, be-
cause so many worthless articles are advertised
for the same purpose. TO buyers we say, il all
who have used il do not say it is beyond all
T'''Sc, thcH uo HOt ldhc lHe proprietor WIN
not allow this article to be paid for unless il
cures, when all The directions are fully followed
Mn any one suffering no'o refuse to try IL ?
/ " he docs, he oughtto be pitied more for his
obstinacy than ms suffering.
Mr. Hays would never consent TO offer this ari-
Gle, were he not compelled by his sense Of moral
of religious duy-,o do all in his power for
the victims Of distress and misery. For this pur-
pose he would sooner de, ote q fortune than se-
cure dollar for amy worthless article,
Il LOOK OUT-S0me spinditrs hare conn
teJehed this article, and pat ii mp mith rori-
ous derices. DO not he imposed upon. One
thing only will protect you-it is the name oi
COMSTOCK & Co; that name must be al
Udys on The Urappsr, or you are cheated. DO
not forget it. Take this direction with YOU, and
test by that, or never buy for il is impossible
for amy other 10 bo tue or genuine.
Il SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Coinsiock & Go. No. 2 Flcicher-sl.
N. York, and Il. J. taylor, Druggist, New
port, r.. July
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
Caution Circular.

Gy| TO DRUGGISTS .A.ND COU.N-
TRY NERO H4.VI,S- Those paiunbie ar-
iicies. OLDRIDGES BALM OF 90
LU.NBE4 tor the Hair, aud Hays LINZ
.NE.NT' for the Piles, &c., have been cx.en-
sively coun!erfeled. Those wanting these
preparations will please always write, when
ordering from any other house, for Comsiock's s
articles The true articles have that name
or signature always on the wrapper, and
venders ~ill do wei! to remember that, when
ordering, rs The limitations are ~ exposed in
nearly ali The newspapers throughout this
country, that they could not be sold, should
they be so unfortunate as to get them.
Onr friends throughout The Union are re-
quesicd 10 give hs immediate notice, by let.
ter, should any of the counterfeits appear in
their respective places. Respectfully,
COMSTOCK & CO,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 2 Fletcher ST.,
New York, and by R. J. TAYLOR. New.
port, r. ]. July %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
Prom the Boston Chronicle, Jan. 10,

iEJS We see by an advertisement, in another
column that Messrs Cohsiock Il Co. the Amcri-
can agents for Oldrdge's Balm Of Columbis.
have deputies 10 sell that article in Boston and
elsew here. We know n lady of this city whose
hair was SO nearly gone as to expose entirely her
chronological deveIopeinents, which, considering
that they betokened most amiablc disposition,
was not in reality very unfortunate. Neveriho-
less she mourned The loss Of locks that she had
worn, and, after years fruilloss resort 10 mis-
called restornlives, purchased. some months ago,
n bottle or two Of Oldridge's Balm, and she has
now rngleis in rich prolusion, glossy, and Of
raven backness, We are moi pufing-none OF
the commodity has heen Sent TO MS, and, indeed, I,
we do not want any, for though we were obi
ged to wear wig year ago, We have now.
through its viriue, hair enough, and OF n passa-
bic quality Of our own
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by
not orious counterleiier, Let il never he purchas-
cd or used unless il have the name Of L. 5. Com
stock, or the signature Of Coms'ock Il Go. on
splendid wrapper. This is The only external test
that will secure The public from deception.
Address COMSrOCK & co,
| Wholesale Druggists, N. York, No 2 Fletcher
street. [For sale by X. J. TAYLOR, New
port, r. L. Juno Is.