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The native American., 1840-11-28

Many families have owed their prosper.
ity full as much to the propriety of female
management as to the knowledge and ac-
tivity ofthe father.
The native American., 1840-11-28

But If force
Mus yield to such inevitable shame,
As to offend, myselfbeing Blended
SO can give no reason, nor will not,
More than lodge hate. Shakespeare.
The native American., 1840-11-28

THE REFORMED MAN.

All ather sof,'ning. sober evening takes
H"r wanted station in the middle air,
A tLous nd shadows al her back. Thomson.
The night was calm, bright and love-
lv. The moon and the stars, from their
The native American., 1840-11-28

As waters glass distant star.
We WOO some light FROM Heaven afar,
And, imaged in our soul, we dream
The wave that yawns arrests the beam;
flushed in false content. we stray,
And glide, perchance, to gloom away.
The native American., 1840-11-28
PART ~.
THE TOAST.


One hummer sl-thourh many
Have circled the board since we met,
The fullest, the saddest of any
Remains to be crowned by US yet. Moore.
1t was the anniversary night of some
great event connected with our countrys
history. that a splendid fete was given at
the Presidents House, to which the prin-
cipal members of both houses of Congress,
and many foreigners Of rank, were invit-
| ed There was the dark Spaniard, with
fiery eyes and curling mustacheos-the
sedate German,-the gay Frenchman-
the witty Irishman-and the enthusiastic
Italian. And ladies, too, were there,
those most celebrated for wit, beauty and
Accomplishments The splendid apart
ments were lighted mp with brilliaucy
conversations of the most entertaining
charater were entered into waltzing and
other kinds of dancing were executed by
elegant and fairy figures to perfection; the
grandest, softest music was breathed
around, and luxurious refreshments were
profusely distributed among the COM
pany.
After having partaken of an elegant
supper, which consisted Of viants as de.
licate and various as any Aplcious could
wish for, and us ample and luxurious as
ever smoked on the table of Plato. Keno
pholl, or Socrates, when celebrating the
,, Dalian Festivals, many Of the gentlemen
retired into an adjoining apartment TO
drink, converse, and entertain themselves
oIons Clifford and Wordsworth were
among the number. The Iimped toun-
tains Of n,e,.tal qualifications played, the
Iustre> of eloquent,:e flashed. and the flame
of anecdote sparkled, AID cast eyer tue
gaiety of the scene, the vivid scintiiIatlons
Of harmony. Every mind emitted the
rays of cheerfulness-every brow was
smooth, and every heart was censor ef-
iusing the effervescence of hllarity. The
glasses went round and round, and toast
after toast was drank. At length Woods
worth was called upon for toast. Long
wishing, as was before said, to come to
open hostllities with Clifford, and being
now excited by wine, he determined to
effect that object, no matter how unrea-
sonably he went about it. The glasses
were again filled.
Here said Wordsworth, lis toast,
which no one present, if he be II gentle
man or patriot, will refuse to drink
Saying this he gave one, euoglsing
certain principles and measures to which
he was certain Charles was opposed. All
save Clifford drank the toast, for thougl,
some were as violently opposed to il rs
himself none had the courage to brave
the i'll will of the duelIst
'One glass is still full, remarked Woods
worth, glancing at his enemy, who return
ed an unquailing look as he answered.
Yes, and it shall remain full; for will
never be awed by you to contaminate my
lips by the drinking of that toast
AS you will, sir replied Wordsworth,
The native American., 1840-11-28
From the Casket.
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, THE
STATESMAN.
(IN NINE PARTS

STATESMAN.
GIN NINE PARTs.)
By the Author of The Exile's Grove" g The
Retrospect" Sketches" &c., &c.
PARTI.
THE MARRIAGE.
Candida perpetuo reside, concordia, lecto.
Tampque, pari semper sit Venus aGua Jngo.
Dihgat ipsa sepem quondam; sed ct lila marito,
Tune quolue cum iuerit, non videatur anus
[ Martial.
Their nuptial couch may smiling concord Dress
And Venus still the happy union bless! :,
Wrinkied with ags, mly mutual love ana truth
To their dim eyes recall the bloom Of youth.
They stood at the altar--both just YER
ging from youth to more mature age
both equally interesting-he handsome
and intelligent, she beautiful and accom-
plished. They had long known, admired
and loved each other; but owing to their
peculiar aud almost distressing situations,
they had postponed their marriage until
this period. Charles Clifford, when he
first loved the gentle Maria, was student
of law dependent upon his own merits
and exertions for support and patronage;
and Maria was portionless orphan, de-
pendent upon the cold charity of distant
relatives, though once the idol of wealthy
and indulgent parents. But Charles, now
established in the practice of his profes-
sion, gaining a moderate salary, and rapid
ly increasing in popularity, was now so
happy as to he able to lead his long be-
trothed Maria to the altar. And now
there they Stood their countenances
beaming with love and happiness, and
their hearts filled with hope. They con.
sidered their worst cares and sorrows as
bei' brought to an end and nought was
in expectance for them but love and enjoy
ment Their horizon of existence was
unclouded; the sea upon which they had
launched was serene; and they
''Foudly deemed each wind and star friend"
Happy pair may your bright hopes of
happiness and your flattering dreams Of
love, meet with a happy realization: aud
may your banks guild smoothly on over
LIES varied waves, until they safely enter
their Final Port
PART n.
THE VOYAGE.
To fell fond hope, when we sever,
Absence cannot affection chill.
And we may meet more dear than ever. Ba,tn
Five years had passed. Charles and
Maria were residing upon beautiful sea,
near the banks of the lovely stream which
flowed within short distance of their ma
tive place. They had not found marriage.
as many have, n cure for love, for now
The native American., 1840-11-28
.. PART VI.
TIE LETTER.


As waters glass distant star.
We WOO some light FROM Heaven atar,
And in.aged in our soul, we dream
The wave that yawns arrests the beam;
flushed in g false content we stray, =,
1''' e''Ne' - ~ Bul rer-
IT was MONDAY. Charles wife and
child were sitting together in the porlico
of their home. She had just received
letter from her husband, in which he
spoke ioyluly Of his success and popular
ity in the Capitol, ofthe numerous friends
he had obtained; was warm in the profess
sions of his unfalterng esteem and 1--we,
and appointed day for his return home.
The fond wife's eyes gIistened with salts
laction;a Joyful smile Ilumined hex lovely
features, and she was happy--.happy in
the expectation of shortly seeing him
whom she loved, with all the fondness,
strength, and devotion of Il woman's love.
A woman I,ves, and loves forever Her
affection springs from the breast, unini
voked by the wand Of hope; unadulerate,f
" Nv the touch o. interest. Wonan's love
lis limpid and lovely flow Of feeling.
which guslles from the tountain-head o,
purity, and courses the heart, through
sordid passion, nnmingling aud unsu''!.'ed
How much happiness was in store 70
Maria! Her Charles would soon chez.
and make happy her home and domesti'
duties; again would they stray togethe
over their familiar walks, through wood,
groves, and by murmurng streams. Oh
We brilliant hopes Of wife! Why are y
so deceitful Why do We bloom AM
flourish, only to fade away?
PART VII.
THE DUEL.
q Behold that weak, deluded man,
Pressed on by vengeance dire,
With rage enkndlirg in his breast,
An eye of rolling iirs.
swift, to false bonof'r field he flies;
His valor 70 display.
To meet his ance lov'd bosom friend,
In horfld murd'rou' Fray
Morning dawned. Charles rose early,
and was soon with his second on the
fatal ground. His opponent hot then aj;.
pearlng, he had leisure Tor reflection, which
he improved. He considered the proba-
Bile consequences of the unreasonable step
he had taken; murder would most pro-
badly be the result. He knew Woods
worths implacabie hatred toward him,
which now held the place of love; and
was confident he would not be satisfied
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STAGE LlNgtN.

OPPOSITION peoples IINr


IN. Two p,tLY II>.- or G,r-
49, 80 TIA0Rr NAeHiNcvoN CRY. Pm.
49, - - - iNDEIrIuN ANu suN NpVy. 6y
the way of the NatioI.al Road
Hne Baltimore aai OHIO Rail Road
The public respectfully informed thai having ou
me ls CAY OF April last purchased m thc Stage . %
b"loneing 90 James ECcs,dc n Co running ou ~ IA
hofa mad tiIc subscribers will cOAtiuuc 10 ran the
same rs heretofore
PILOT LINE leaves whccr. EVERY MORNING.
nj o'clock reaches Frederick SECOND morning and
takes the moriu line % rs reaching Baltimore sam,
afternoon. AMI proceeds TO PhsdcIhi or New YuTk
same evening or next morning
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling ever,
AFTERNOON reaches Frederick second evening and
takes 'he mail line cars Immediately Er Baltimore
whore they arrive b. time 20 take the morning i,uo o
cars for Philadelphia and New York
The proprioors of the atoyc hac> al reside On The
route, and every attention IS pad hy them personally
the convenience ard comfort Of the paSscurcrs. ana
one OF ihcm will always e found "a Wheeling * um
berland, HagcTsowa, Frederick and Baltimore They
have the best of horses, superior Troy Coaches and
careful. steady and obging drivers; Travellers may
Therefore dcTcnd upon being carried through with The
utmost expedition aud in the safest Their OBJ
Jet is md always has bean. TO render their hGes a.
least c7gai 20 any in the United States.
Hs0 Office FIRST door above the United State, Hotel
Wafer street, Whceling. Va.
sep II r SURtVER & Co
LosisrHs Jo'trnci '-H copy % olg rat IF teaaolai
and charge this Office
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NJ EW MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Y just received at tho Music and Variety Store,
Union 81. an assortment of new and fashionable Ma.
SIC, consisting in part of SONGS:
Old Rosin the bow Raccoou hunt. Yankee wonders,
The dissatisfied man. a i G Duet.
wealthy old man n " DOING did go,
TO hosnesicar scenes bado aGicu,
On the Lake where DROPS the willow.
Long, long ago, They told me 90 lsye him,
III go no rowing. Awake my lutte,
They tell me Shes longer fair Erin is my homo.
Flow on Il,ou shining river,
AMI variety Of new Marches. WaiZes, Callop-
AIDES, &c. Wishs military music, arranged Sr bands
Hunters celebrated Instruction book Tor the Piano
Juvenile do.
Also, assortment OF Brass Instruments. consisting
of TTombomes. French Horns. Cornctis. Pusi horns
Kent Buglcs. Valve TrumpeiS, Plain do splendid a
pIacldc with eleven keys 4seyd Flutcs cocoa a. box
wool Qined) Guitars. common and machine heads. old
and new Vioins in cases. Nioncelos, Bass and Tenor
Drums with the Virginia coat Of arms, Blank Music
Clarke q NUNS, Slsdarls W"osjer & Dunhams Gel
chrated Piano ForIes constantly hand and for sale
lon by the subscriber.
Music taught Violin, Guitar g. Piano Forte.
Wheeling oct 5 J. MEIIOR.
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NfIE. MOORE i Co.sihr GIN.
'lNNAIl. Fast Pii-t C,Qch. leaves nj : o'cIock A.
N daily Via Zaurs' lie Columbus Springfield, Dav.
ton and i.cLanoH-,hreugb ia IS hours This lin,
passes over tine McAdgmisel road The whole dis
lance between NhecuG, aud Cincinnnt'-2i5 miles
Each coach OF The zinc Is accompanied by a Quart,
whose duly 1t 10 attend 10 the cumou of The aasscn-
gers and cnsur" their nr al al the end of The ruuie
ia Tie specified inao.
last Mail. leaves at l2l O'clock. p NJ daily. via
EanesN'.lc' Columbus, Springfield, Nenia aud Jcb,-
noihrDugh in 10 hours carrying only three passcn.
gers and the only line al that speed
D. Talimadgcs Good Intent Coach, leaves at y o.
clock, L. NJ. daily, VIA gainesville Lancaster Chilli.
co;he and B-inhridge TO Naysv!c, n.y.. and Cincin-
naIi--'rough in So hours in Tho best Troy built win
ter coaches.
w Extras furnished either OF the above routes
al TIE shortest notice and on the reasonable terms
Also coaches chartered 10 20 through without night
aN cling ior the accommodation Of parties Of pleasure
and Tor The convenience of gentleman travelling with
'Her families For seats apply al The companys old
established otice, No ? Water street. Wheeling Va.
Jan u VIM NJ. GRAIN, Agent
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HIVE. CAPN. 90.

WT W. & s. II. jiMESON.--W Whole
w sale and retail dca.sT, IN HAS g. Cops.
West eide Mir street near Wgrksf dHcg, Utfsi
irg. TirriniI.-Haye on hanu und IRE constantly
rarufacturing general assortment OF yci superior
FUR and SILK ~ ATS. Black md Drah, EcIvcT
and Castor plain White Rus PLAIN 1nd Napt Hats
Of every size and quality They likewise keep con
and cloth Cars az Of which they otter t1 fhcf Gus
TONERS and thepuhhc en- the uoFi accom- HrudafiGq
frrrns. Country Merchants and dealers -encrailt
W.. rcspcclIiy requested to give trlu call 1r.
.yauinr thru st1cE a. fhr' arr if- -fuuss 20 Z. &
..rlp l1i O. y LOO OPP Irs.f ~t.H ff- 80 D.
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PATENT .EEDECE.V.E.S.
ER. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS. IN
- TERESTi-:G AND APPLICABLE TO THE
AFFLICTED WITH

ftsCastS 9f me StJwgci, o. Ncrres:
such as Gyspcps.a. e,ther Chronic or Casual, I'M
a. The worst symptoms % rcstlsssncss, To Xness
oi SIhlls. op' cnera EmaC,atou, Consumption
n,,9,r oi ,he Lgnss or Liver, fiver affections,
ya'rd'cr, both FuItaV and Spasurodic. costiye-
ne worms oi every variety; Rhcuw., sTr; wheth.
az NvN,, "a chrome, together NigI GoUt, Scrofua
Fever, Scarlet Fever. Putrid Sore throei TSysy
.nd Ague Spismodlc Pgpita;isa of the Heart aud
II ystCrCs, lie DouiourcuN Cra,pps F,mais ~,
e ructoas. Heartburn, Ecatachs. Cpush lie com
mon 'r uEmIi. ana lie S.y OF tae Wh0ogins
asthma, HIoyc', aud Oroysy.
The Blood has hitherto bcrn cousidep.d BY
Emr!Crs and Others, The great re. ulator OF The
humt n stem, and such IS the dSyorCdnCSs OF the
GdhCr nts 10 shat erroneous doctrine that a. Cy con.
tent themselves with he simple posss ssion Of thi,
! Noclous upul'n. vl'Ao. crqulrng iuto the m
mary sources from ~ hence Life II Calth. aud VIC
our einana e. ant. ice rersd, pam sicKne i,c1s,
siNe research aud practical experience so eminent.
~ qualify him for thc PROCESSION Of which ne has
been one Of The most nsciul members; lie con
WhHs- uhd me ment r'ht ctfou VIII couNtnC,
any reasoning mlEd Of he correctness of has views
that The stomach. LIVER, and the associated orglul
a Tie Irmari aud great regulators Of health. aac
thai the blood IA NcIy many instances IS d,pcrdent
on Oh "sC uicans and hat unless medicine reaches
the root of he di. case the superficial ,n1dyprs
usually prescribed serve but rs foiis TO cover TIC
rlvugcs Of deep rooted malad'es. Under these con-
ylcuons ~ ia expense IT years Of Clrs- ap9lca-
searching powers irresistible and IN prescribing
g. Is with Know lsuce GIFTS being rudi4al cure
OF me various us ascs already CnGmcra'td even n
7ppucd IN the most critical cases, but hC doe 8 no
pretend TO aSCTbc 10
HUNTS POTfNIC PILLS
4 SUPER. atural agency, although ircm rosi iyr
p'e5is within the knowledge ul hundies- hc - pre-
pared tn show, that when Sycry other Caf.Ay RENE
dy has been gwen M.
III MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known 10 fail IN cicctlna 'va very
sriiyins results, that Cf rai,ing ros, the bed o;
sickness and CiseG,c those who have tested their
efficacy and thus amply fewaTding Or. Hunt Tor
MS long and anhious study 10 attain this rer.eo-
ton IN the Healing ART
The cNu aOrGinary success which has attended the
use 81 HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, ~ the best
criterion Of their superior virtues, They nave
been the means of raising host OF iahcushing a.
tents iI"m the he'd OF affection as Is clearly evia-
eed ia the following
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NJ. = lizard us eIl was .u Ils' December suo-
.I.afr al I'D with cold sH.vcrngs. which were sue
-ssH,t ISL pains in ever. luFf OF 90 coo body. T1,
Mo-, he bfg1u .5 sUIr blood this was shortly sfcf
srrrtsfc bv r. rssEIr- cJu-h. swc..ing AMI pain
.r tr, chest au. fIe o.. cha se OF blood iIOu zoe
..f.h are Cd often the mcs.g Eer1 Of sudden dealt
.,-. ,o the cuurse ol te weeks, followed bJ
,hf.k vfscii sBppuraiion, mingled "in bleed lh.
circumstance appeared 20 -ltt him p lfinpnfaiy 90
Esf a. tie c1ugh fCraTc 'ssz troublesome. aul
H.. as.sttr increased IAc dec arze Of pns In
cfes.,I thc lyiy wa ~ wasted o. a1suu
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UNITY bags Rio CoiIic, 5 hags Alspice,
r. bags Pepper ceroon Indigo.
1000 lbs new Goldfish 400 lbs Etsom Salts
300 lbs superior French Curranls.
so boxes MR. bunch raisirs, (new Fruit
10 so White German Pipes
, halfdo- BAKERS prepared Chocolate,
cases double refined table Salt
, uerces No. ] Salmon, . bbls Madeira Vine,
: barrels Lisbon Wine 10 chests y. II. Tea,
, half chests Gunpov der Tea lust received and
nov 50 for sale low by NJ. REILLY.
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EOHN SULLIVAN 4 son. tIo'e Of Saliiro7 &
- LoLr) General Coumissn Merchants. Boifi.
more. 'li. win attend particularly IN sales of To.
bacco Clover Seed. Bacon and other produce; and wi
make liberal advances ou cnnsignncnis when required
Refer %. Mcs.rs Erskinc & Eiohclbcrgcr Talbot
Jones & Co; Choaucy. Brooks < Co; George Bartlett
a Co. and fsraoi Griffin a. CO; Baiitnorc
Mess-s. MKcc HARDING & Cos Auerbury. Caliwel
& Cos Forsyth Moore & Clarke .ni John Coahofn
Whroiiug, Va Blibmorc. mlt ,
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CERTIFICATES
FEVER AND .iGUE CURED.

To DT. Hum;
Dear Sir-BeheyjSg IL 4 duiyI owe yor as n sue
cesstui ractltIoneT, as we'll az those who may be
similarly afflicted | ta&e pleasure IN ael.uowieog-
log the Icn' ~ have dsry, from The use Of yoIr
valuable Medicine
HUN1'S BUTANiC Fills
alter much suffering from Fever and Agle dur
me tie spriB2 and fall for the last four wears. ard
ne pccunary INJURIES attendant on the lndisposI-
ten OF one On whose cNerauns larcc family " as
dci 'ndant tor support and having without success
tested the skill ofmany medical advisers n an
eNTense could not well afford. In the fall uf n lS
nEGhS the pr, mcniio.y symptoms OF the dIseasc
apiioa' h!uG, Was lnduJCd by iTlcud " no had
iiIea yo"r medicine, 20 purchase uarka.e of your
Botanic Prs, and now have the happiness TO an
lp'hi NpH-ai through you, those who may he
similarly aih;clcd--tsat they counterfeit the DIS
ease, nor have been troubled with II since. and
my confidence continues 10 uphold me IN the be-
ie ihatyour Botanic Pills are the IN -, safe, the
cheapest, most e'hcaclous. md radical cure for
mat distressing disease she Fever aud AgUe Al
can for the DTesent offer yon Tor the bi ssns you
nave 0een instrumental ~ conierrlng on me- Is n Y
assurance .! uuctasInS gratitude and Cs CCm.
n. NEffINn Nick
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GROCERIES,.

y Ew CONCERN. Boat stores. G rocories Liquors
! ' dc. by w. II. HouSroN & Co. (at the sianl
formerly occupied by }. Il. FORSYTH * Coz No. a.
Wafer street Boats can be supplied oil times with
stores and every other attention attended To- facilitate
their interest Family Groceries. Wines and Liquors al
Ways on hand above. nov ~
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CIItRCt HIS

Assarigie Reforue3. corner Of Market and Joicrson
.freei. Rev WIN. Wallace, Pastor.
Eei,-os,r. corner Of Monroe and sixth street, Rev.
WIN. Armstrong. Rector
ST. Jques' Chngsl. lCatholic) conner Of foufih and
Union W. james HOMER. Pastor.
N-G,ai,o EOiscop8 reurth. between Monroe and
Quincy. Rev Wesley Krnncy. Minister
Prissweriaa F0ufh between Mruruc aud Quincy
Rev Henry weed Pastor.
Nfftofig Profes'4sf. Monroe. ahoyc Fifth
Reformed BggIs, uPfcr room Of lancls'ofon Aea
deny.
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NEW LINE oF STAGES
NV II NJ " = INIFTN
4T To PHILADELPHIA. E.~u
~ - - So TuE ONLY DIRECT s~E.)-U
GO 80 kE-yA :. MAI. MERCHANTS

INV II NJ ~ = lAtFl.~
r9TfA TO PHILADELPHIA, G.~r
~ ~ - So TuE ONLY DIRECT s~E.)-U
GO 80 s1S :. MAIL MERCUAN TS
=, LINE % Philadelphia leaves
Had Bedford 10 Chambershurp, aud from thence IsO
miles Jy rnl road, passing through Carlisle Harris
oarsh agd Lancaster 10 PhdadoiLir, IL } days
jewellers 10y thts line lll have only ni.h bv
stage travel tho second being on the rail road II
propueiors have placed new aud splendid coache ;
upon the entire hne-.ood teams ord snLer and
careful drivers and ssIre The rtllIc nj no yn.ns
or pans VIII be spared 90 render general satisFac
h1h' haNlnS good road agents, che pubic may
crlues that have existed No NIiamspori, r. in con.
sequence OF crossing the spuun- shela river have
hecn enurel emoved, by new fridge which is just
EFOmce econG door below the I. 5. Hotel. wn.
ter ST. marc A. HENDERSON & 20. Pro'rs
IsS<9SsA NEW ARR ANGENE\T.
- THREE DATLY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY PRlLi
DELPIiLi AMI NEW YORK Eriraorgi11rE
NPeodH q. :. MAIL CHARIOT LLNE-rmErT
PASSENGERS oSLY
Runs through 20 Baltimore by contractin - hours
the only line al that sp.cd
Leaves Wheeling every morning at : 10 o'clock
Iakcsthe mail fal read cars FREDERICK arrives in
Baltimore second morning tfrom Wbeciin@J rakcs
mal cars and reaches Philadelphia, Nashin-fon
CITY. ere New York same cav.
NEW XPEDT7TON LIVE. Iearcs IIleeliHc
every eveninS, reaches Frederick second event. :
t."eS the same mail cars 10 Baltimore, Washing
ton. Philad.i, hla or New York
hELiAN CE LINE, lcqres WHsc,iag crs-y mo,
nlng, reaches Fredcricx second morning aud t.Lcs
the morning line rail road cars reaches Baltimore
same evening, and proceeds 10 Ph,lad-inhia or \
leIN next morning; or al the option IF paEsca.
e rs taxes the evening vail cars at Frederick
&c subscribers have a contract with the rail
reao company 20 carry their mails and "a sscngers
ffom Frederick and every nrrarremrut h,s bssn
masc 10 insure comfort and regularity. The pro-
TICtOTs OF the above lIn.s reside upon the route
tn.5r personal attention, devoted TO the business
ana one OF them Tor stationed agrnO will Away.
b. found aisWh"eling, Warrington, Pa. Union
iowa' Cumberland, HaScystov n, ard Frederick -
In addition 10 which travelling AGENTS an employ
Cd, waosc duty . IS 20 pass along the route con
ssaaily 70 supetIntend The lines.
printed rules ind regulations FOR the hencff oi
easse1Gtrs wil be furnished en- application M he
Virginia ifofel Wheeling
s7rl STOCKTON. MOORE. FALLS & 90
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In iufsrfs,trv case II orucse cfSpiri's, t-iii nj
risisuf NpasmOiic Affection,

in iUttrfe'Ir0 r7FF y 07nfV7 ~ Npirif5, trifI n
risisuf Sp4SmOlic affection,
Mr. Francis Caldwell was ffl .'rd for several
wears with extreme debility, together with % train
OF sgmsoms generally rrmel nervous elections
AND which gerhaps, % wuu.d .e Impossible ltr The
Dan Of trr most learned physicians 90 describe. IN
tl,.- case the spasus ln the stJr.aca were so ire
gfruf auu Cvcruei4tng - nearly CD dtItgs hin
Of reason. pains ,u the Limbs. fEtcuUI.- even 10
the E.s. 81. and toes, ilfuI.nUr, sickness NJ the
stomach. aud 70 general aE.g'f.n q the whOt
atau. ins.nUlh ia1 I common incident render
a.. r.a mind fiIrtI auI rgrrriIeu-.Eg. On order 10
r.sray. f..-a distressing symptoms. and restore
fsr .rtut.rn "A, lfs former energy large uur
...,.. 4,H.alf SKILL bad been exhausted ,.I. hluf
ar' .Iyrnfars, change 0f orr aud other remedies
,..-a alec ur1raf'Irg. and the mod and body a..
e..d D. Dc devoted 90 ruthless disease. On thI.
E,rsrlrs ard laugud si'uat n, Mr. Caldwell wa.
r..'.rrtcuded o. make trial OF lIult4 Botanic Pills
.-s -fL.tts Of whlh wcTc visible few days
and bv r. continuance Of the medicine according
b., fraflus be- strength Jec 1m. com ..Cf.ig Tlsfor
"a rrE 70 sound state pf health most H1priv 60
.4ar.brd FRANCIS CALDWELL.