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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-01

CHUIIOx.
| EGT EBR'S PATENT CAMPHINE BURNEhS
Wv Said Burners are constructed expressly for burn
ing the sCampue Oil'; and not inteneed lor LAM
or, SPIprr any other liquid The Cans phne oI :
prepared by other person in this country eXPeIt ihe
Subscriber. who is the sole INVENTOR and PATEN FEE Oh
the same. II cannot be procured from any source IN ms
city except through .e firm OF T. rarr . - I,n MD
is offered to the Public under The itie OF Caphhe or
Csmphine Oil it must of necessity, be SPURIOUS AETi-
Gle. -, =,
Severa attempts have been made in the city of NJ y.
10 Introduce article made TO initiate the Cahpmhe
Oil, bat in all cases il has been found 10 'Ic a e'
rode The Burners to that degree in short tune 10
render them unfit for All NhO use my patent bufh-
ers hereby cautioned against the use OF any eoh'
pound liquid except that sold by the above named
firm their authorised agents an induced 10 MAKE
these remarks from having seen and examined an aIu
Gle advertised in Of the papers OF thIs cy
Ing be Camphne Oil but which ma To ne tle same
as that recently attempted in New York, the use OF
"-'S'' a. v n, WEBB. Patentee.
FEN. B. For the convenience of the public of Fell's
Point, have appointed Joshua Atkinson, NO y Mar
ket street. f. p. our agent for the sale of Webbs patent
Di ieso, '-' 4 1t ' t. PALMER & co.
EVHEAP READfNG.-A complete set Of the
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hundrdeds Of beautiful wood cuts, FIR 1898 and
Als0-CHAMBERs' EDINBuRG JOURNAL, ioi 10 ~;
49, containing Original Essays, Tales komanuc inS
dens Mrs Halls Tales OF the Irish Peasantry' at 'he
reduced price of 81 per vol. bound III nan ea -.
For sale m WIN. N. IIARRISON'S
Periodical Book Store,
No os NJ GAY street, near Fayette street,
new volume of that sterling PERIODICAL, cna.r os
Eduburg Journal, is recently commenGsu. =, yomr
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expaI,ry notes. together with hne portrait Oh uie
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"' KNIGHT s. COLBURNS,
bookstore & Circulating Library,
ieu ia Baltimore So, west of Charles.
On ~ BBLS CITY Rendered TALLoW.
e9Sp For sale by a.xpN
Is No Pratt ST. between Gay y Freo'A'
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-01

NWT RTrING PAPFcfs,s. IAN ASSORTMENT of
Wv Ames Hudsoas Hubbard's, Palmer and Smiths,
DIcky s. Isles and Franklin Mill Cap aud Letter PA
PER, on hand and for sale by
I URNER, WHEELRiGIlT NUDGE,
ma 90 South Chariesst
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-01

HhLD RYE WHISk&EY--IOO Barrels Old
~ Rye WHIsYEY AN article every respect wor
hy the attention of retaiiers--For sale by
NORRIS & FAiRBAIRN,
No 2 Pratt St beiween Cav and Frederick.
ma IA d2w
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-01

Surgeon Dentist, King ST. Alexandra, d.
Z. A. STANSBURY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
GOOD THINGS.

In the procession a; Bunker Hill meeting on m.
lOih instant. were flags bearing the most signihc N,
moito' we have any whore seen. The Gar from
Brighton. which 70 The cattle market Of Mav,ehu,.,,,
had on It an or motto" Thor shall, no, mn,,,s N.
OF TINT 'reade;h out the corn" Tho Gag fro, New,
Jersey bore The motto" our humcs-our honor-orr
liberty" One from baltimore bore the llken.s.es of
Jackson Van Hdren and Beaion. chasing a sildsd on,.
'erhy oN>r . ~prccipice; motio-" Golden humbur
Tho Virsinia banner bore wise's toast &" Union for
The sake Of the Union" North Carolina delegation
va. preceded by q banner with The word. " We are
here louisiana delegation bore n banner with the
inscription, " What can stay our onward march who
70 back the Mssissippis torentr' Name dslcg 'lion
was preceded by a banner inscribed beneath the srn.
Of the state. e She'll Try" Now Hampshire vas rep
rescn'cd by about $500 delegates. The state banno
va, inscribed. " La,s.bui sure" Vermont delegation
hore q banner. " The star that never sets" as Yer
mont a, always been whig. she could not have had
better mluo. That Of Seekonk. was excellent and
should be remembered above all Others. " A yrLL yoru
Is A WING VICTORY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

The following is the reply of JOHN G sergeant. E.qr.
20 Tho invitation senI him 10 attend a Wang convention
! here On The Ord.
ScTooLEYs MOUNTAIN, Aug. Is. 1910.
Dear SirH-
Your favor Of the 10Th Julj inviting me 10 attend a
meeting to be held at Wheeling on the Bird ~Scp,enber
was duly received. II would hsvo been answered
~oancr, hut ! entertained a hope OF being able 20 be-
ing &s. s8 q S@a nr ,asg Sn ,alP T row, TO E.1S. Where = m.st;
no" tosay that This will not be IA my Iowor. and I can
o'ly send you my henriy good wishes for yoar success.
Ihe struggle We are engaged an. - Of vast Interest, DO.
iHS Do ioss 'llan 10 preserve our Republican Institutions
from The danger which threatens them from the abus,
OF delegated power The government has dcp.rled
ifom the path Of The Constitution. and It dcseryes 10 b.
noted, that precisely as his departure has been effected,
have the prosperity and happiness Of our country dis.
appeared under the infections OF Executive usurpaiion
We have thus \ new and very striking ILLUSTRATION OF
tho ~isdom Of our fathers. and a solemn alnoni,ion
by all the means in our power. to preserve und pro
iect the invaluable provision Ihoy havo made Tor u.
ia substance. as well as in form. We must guard i
against the "~spoilen." Happily, the right spirit seems
To he awakcned-lAe same spirit which sustained re.
S-siInce u encroachmenI IN the time Of the revolution
Aid # there be equal energy. there will DO the like
success. That such wilt be Ile case. we have The most
encouraging grounds uf hope. upon which I .cincc rely
cOnsrL!uiasc you. But our exer,iOns must not be re-
laTod. aud { am glad to see that they are o,ery where
~.h increasing vgor.
Yours. very truly
JOHN SERGEANT
Mesh'. J. .. shnyer, Esl. and other. Committee Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
F.om re Pin.snr-h nnilu Am.rienu

The fact o. inat Wheeling, We say u in despite Of al
prsdllcciion for our own good and true whiv eity. bp,
Wheeling Is head ofYhig navigation she {. al Wing.
hothers are there, they are under a hal Wing inau.
enee br any groi 10 the party. or unJOr Tho rose.
They are under. suy how.
Md a1oincr thIng,a Locooco might ne well hang
hiinseli on n willOw-troc ~ once. AZ attempt b. court
one of our Wheeling gifs che would ne SION take
Br1in by tho paw rs n Van Bufon Insn by lhe hnRJ-
nnd rather. The 0ne she could kill. and accnmulato
profit from bic hide. but what could she 10 with The
Jiher : lie wouldn't kocp ul the election. and II ho
iid. he wouldn't he worth keeping. There are none Of
hem but What spoiis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
WIIISTLIN0 IOED-

Somo Of our friends occasionally inquire Of u. the
ground upon which the administration men build ,heir
present hopes Of Mr.. Van Burcn's reelection Shs,
are me States upon which they calculate for vote.
and what are the indications in those States upon which
they bass their calculations. We find in IA. N..h.
sii' Cnion' "a Van Buren, paper Of the real grD the
] ntI"Ins statement and remarks. which, We think.
vii answer the queries to which xe refer
=" That however. Is not always q safe guide. Tor n,
- TIE case Of North Carolina. STATE polite. and acc.
tonil considerations. instead Of national mau.r, ,o,.
ern iho suoernstoriai canvass. But by the latest STAT.
kno-DH facts.
now. What were the popular totes 6y Sat-. IN
loS9-9O-ihe latest indicationsl We amor . ,tn.
lablx. ""~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

Lrrf 'GuV-AquEDU CT SLOWS rr-Ths A,ps
dlri oi uic Well and Carat f1ys fha R,eho.te, De,.
"i''p "nlch cn''ses Chippewa crock. was blown u,
10y OF sunday morning. with q terrible explosion
w1ue two sobyJucr were ip a.. ono al ub.k..,t-
Gown 90 The ohasm mode b. the explosion. the .sb,,
'ti over on her beam ends The nlviy,uos 4. nj
s.'''' stopped until the damage, can be- rcp,irod-
nero - sTay reason % suppose that 10 v1s tle sgrs
u ''e "'.''-Ini II" who recently made be- escape
ai iuyYf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10. ,s4c

In consequence Of the desire FIR political iuforma-
ton and returns Of eOlciOn. al the present period. We
propose to furnish our pager. from, the present time
until the LIST of December, on the following terms
Our frieuhs Will perceive they are soncwha, less than
our res1lsr charges; and payment will, IN al cases. be
expected in advance.
TRI-wEEkLY. Al 90
WEEKLY. so
FLAG, o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

"CoLp WINTERS A coNIxo, 70. 10, Yo. no"
A fierce north-wester has been playing about u, for
s'me DAYS, To give timely warning OF frosty DAYS.
Wood! Mnney-will he theory. What q dreary time
an be for Martin and his friends-,heyIl slug q" Mar
tn. Farewell" in the long winter nights. aud cheer
up ~iih-"awdy with mclarchOly"n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
: Z WHARTON. Editor as4 Prqprls,o-.

TESWs-rAc Tr-WccSly Paper is Published on
.>siAys. Tharsiays and Saturdays. At s. per snnuIn
ia aiyance. OF 60 az the end cf tho year. 50 for ii,
ncnths No Subscriber received Tor n less torru than
sx acnfhs.
The Geesiv paper. the Western Virginia Tunes. IL
T-Ni;hci 7D Wednesday n, p 50 per annum in AL
N41cc. D. s3 e not paid within one month from the
t' ,taning nfihe year. No new subscriber will ne re-
rs'Tsi. except sch A. pay in advance. For 6 months
81 % invariably charged. No suhsc riber received
io- 4 CSC term than am months. and no paper discon
iisaei' ezccP; 1t the discretion of the publisher. until
az afrea-Agss are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

The following is the reply Of Briscoe G Baldwin. Esq
to ilte Imitation sent him to attend q Wing convention
here Oh tie Ord.
SrAUSroS, Va. Aug. 22.J. 1910.
Gendsmen.-
l have the honor 70 acknowledge your invitation 10
the convention Of the wings Of Virginia. Pennsylvania
and Ohio. in all Of The cause OF Harrison. Tyler and
Rel"rn, to be held in the city Of Wheeling. on the 81
'i Sep next and regret that circumstances will prevent
my being there on that occasion. the more especially
Is | might there obtain Information tending to remove
the doubts which now opprcss me. ss 10 the propr,ery
ct such large popular ssssmblages. 80 ~rsrolhag and
anti-fe ~Publrcan in their nature. I would respcctfull,
ask my Wing friends to reflect upon the dangerous
character Of the immense and numerous RE ngs Of the
people. throughout the vast borders nfOur country. a.
glinsI the sn0o1Jootsi democracy Of the land Nc
must admit the progress Of federalism to have been
extremely rapid Of late. when We observe the strong
amongst The states OF The conieJeracy 20 a
Of public sentiment. against Ina, pure
and sublimated democracy. which has sought and o..
aimed a refuge under the power and patronage Of
he general government We certainly ought 10 b,
arcful not 10 push our notions Of reform - Er Nc 10
arest from he federal heal 10 guardianship of STATE
~ drscfeehy and cncrsctcllly manifested IN the
foposiiiou 10 subject the State banks 10 a national
'lnkruFt LAWN he cIclusBn Of The New Jersey
1cmbcn. who had he impotence - demand heir
iu Congress. npon no better oyidenco han The
%erii'fats ofhiti petty sovrrcigufy. authenticated mere. Z
, BY rs brad sea'-anl in the kind onor 20 rolicyo
be Stale governments from The trouble and sraenss
training. anl. ua considerable extent. Of officer
% thor own militia. BY hkrng them mt the &C. 4
lai service Of tie United States. i1 the c~onremp.. o.
on h,a' such ssTyice might. in the course Of tim, e.
'cone necessary N suppress i1.Ir recuJu. ropcI in. "
i'ion. and snofco Che SsJTfeusuy aud OLDER laws =
tho Union. ~
] Prey JON not % mis1nieriaud mr, ! r, viii you q
aftIy in tho demand %. reform and %. oIr pre.ea, 'i
org c'ins u fea-n.. and b.r sssl.f.l sI a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

The city blues 6fass bard started for the Convention
at Cumberland on Thursday morning in fin, STYLE.
They have = beautiful car and with the beautifully
eomFaEisoned horses attached, made a enc show. W..
commend them 10 the kindost regard, Of our friend. ar
Cumberland.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

The Election of President
and Vice President Of the u
nited States will take place in
this State on Monday the I'd
day of November next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

Let Parents rcii the following paragraph and m,rS
u well
"Ohll''d IS Ib' y hir''. c1tching and rejecting
images from 81 around a. Rsmgmr., ,b,t 49, ..
ous Or proiane thought uuersI by "a p,,e,t, n, 80,
operate upon q y"gug h0,u ike r. elrrIe4s s--,y M
"''fr mroNn upon polished steel staining % with rp.t.
winch n7 after securing can efacc."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

Connor'cd with tho above. " ne OF the mos, ei
;ensive READING ROOMS IN me United States
Terms TO snhscrbers, SIS n year. Strangers are free
- visit IL Cor tho snare OF one month those who CON
iauc n visit ii fvE = lorger term, will be put down As
Subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
=, - SfsRsYl4sG III.
~ !IRGlNiA.

. slhOlNlA.
VIRGINIA ELEcToRNL HICKET Tho 6llowIng i
iha slpcionsl ticket agreed uPos. and recommended Il
Ise Noiens % Inc Old Dominion. by the Harrison aac
Tyler Convention which met on the Oath Feb. at Rich
Hspra
lot District-J.hn W, Murdangh. Of Norfolk.
81 do John Cr1uhart ofSolihlm i'm.
- do VIM. :. Archer, of Amelia
An DO Ricb'G hIdier Acalc. Of Dinwidjie.
5h do Henry r.. Watkins. Of Prince Edward.
9th do James e. Bruce. OF HalifaS.
GIh DO Whimcu 7. Tunstall. ofPiltsylvania
Sh do Thomas X Juynes, Of Accomack.
9h do NorbJme T.. Sutton. of Caroline.
lJta do WillOughbyN ewtnp, Df Wcsimoreland
Eih do James Is on-. Of Richmond City.
l2th do Valentine w. SOuthall, of Albsmarle
i3sa do JOhn : Pendlcton, Of Rappahannock
lfth 30 John Janpcy, Of LOudoun.
18Th do Andrew JlCnter Of Jefferson.
l6Ih do Philip williams, Jr. sc Frederick.
iTIh DO WIN. Seymour. orHardy.
18th do Briscce &. BALDWIN, fAuVusta.
l9h DO Ballard Smith. ofGrecnbrier.
20h do Edward johnson, Of BJtelourt.
2lst % John v. Hunes, OF Washingion.
22i % George vs.. Summers. OfKanawhR
9jJ Do Waltman +. Wiley. Of MoucngalfG-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

Tho TTPPECANO E RI a. u issued iro "a tins Office
on tho lt and Isl &c eve-y month. Price 50 IN
G ,n this time until tiC Presidential election,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
Ho1 Bxrsa
- Democratic majority.

- DttaClfAtlC mnflrHYs
In eaeh of the States under war Buren," the Dem.
"raiic party have had = majority ct lhs popular vote.
10 The laii State Elections. IL 10 utterly fanciful 10
suppose that Now York will not sustain Mr. Van Bu.
hn ~ November and we think tho same may BE-
'1ld OF Michigan, North Carolina. AID. perhaps Yer.
mpuf.
With these figures setting Erh the only yeLiaUs
aHa upon which celebrations can be made, we comics.
our establishment that the Wings sht uld ntemp, ~
make q show Of opposition. when u is 20 clearly oppo.
rent that hsy hacc no prtnoiptes Of sioAs.
The only reliable daiaH Massachusetts became n
Van Bunen Safe b. oleciing Governor Morton wrb
oHs mJoniy, on account OF his s~boluoaism-
Ncw jersey has given no Van Duran vote. 3
Mar lfnj - as hfm for lIlrrsJn 40 Philadgiphia
city. 10.
Ohio . ,' god. 2I.
80
Dcj1ei from 163
|
100
And where - NJ Vsn Bwsu's maiorty-o ar
of Tcnnysseo. Georgia. Virginia. aad Pouo,yI. I
ania THE psrhops. lor Vermont = capuaL. con,tk- f.
" fh5 bas vsis only rciiibis date.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

Nj RS. LYON will open a SEMINARY 1r Mis-
IfH e.. on Monday. the ooh INST. The number Of
pupils limined. application cnn DC made az her resi-
deuce enrpcr u Hamden aml Stu sis. LcssDns given.
~. Tisno l1Ijc, az IsIIl fuly rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
or ADvrarI-Isa.

TT Advertisements handed in without specific orl.r
viii Ne rlblishei I'LL forbid and charged 81 for three
Insertions aa1 25 cents for every subsequent insertion
50 as, With all ADVERTISEMENTS ordered tall forbid.
Oae1-lare three inse rtions,~ orles-, 90
% two weeks. being SInssrtions. 2 o1
DO three weeks, so
Do one month, 90
10 two months, 90
Do three months, 90
10 Sin months, 90
% eight months, 10 90
- twelve month";, IL on
I'.tta.y aud literary notices ere n . I included
,h,ss; out stll5o charged Sp ccntsfpr 3inssrtIons
Or less.
The proceedings oG The city council. city ordinance
md orders, rcgulr. y appear in this paper.
Coaaeciel with the office of publication OF the
Whrsing rirnos and Advertiser. is a JOB s BOOK
FELETTNG OFFICE. where may ne had On favora-
,ieteuns. Blanks To order. Cards. Handhills. Show
iHGs, &C done IN the ne-irsi style and on short notice.
80; sale al the Compiling ROOM Of tho Wheeling Tinss
and Advertiser
City Summons, County summons.
Executions. Executions,
" Boud-. Bonds.
" Summons for Assault, " Recognizanccso
bail.
Gg-caiy Summers Epr Assault. Deeds. leases. Warrants
Ssrjc1n's' Bonds. Declarations q frrnsl Bills OLA
ding. Pc HAIRS Notes. Notes OF VI. x VI. Bank, Notes
OF y. W. B,nk. Creeks on all the hanks, bound an,
ila:n, SC. So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
ecintFS N Aunrrtinsr.

PUBLISHED TRwEEKLY WEEKLY
az THE coKSrR Or rSios AND WATER airs.
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

The following is the reply of JOHN G Sergeant. E,qr
20 Tho invitation sent him 10 attend a Wing convention
here On The Ord.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

10 thu invitation sent HIN to attend Wing convention
acre ON the 30.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19

So, sale at the Compiling ROOM Of tho Wheeling Time
and Advertiser:
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-26
LAMBERT GIITTN Gs.

FACfd.1N GE HL..1CE,
OFFERS FOR SALE LOW TO CLOSE.
HtOPPETs-34,O 900 lbs PIG COPPER, received pc
u barque Jno i. Robb
COFFEE 500 bags old white and prime green IIa
SUGAR-2j0 boxes white Havana
HEMP-70tons Russia
100 bales Manila
RAVENS DUCKS bales sun. lighI and heavy
ALMONDS-lS0 trails sort shelf
RAlSINS- $50 boxes picked ''Eieme"
GUNNY BAGS-l2 bales various sizes
TOBACCO-I2 boxes Richmond manufactured
AfATTING-l4 bales Spanish floor
LIQUORICE PASTE-2i boxes sup. quality
GUM TRAGACANTA-l2 cases Turkey
SQUILbS-7 bales Malta
OIL OF PEPPERMFNT-5c cans
BOLTING CLOTHS-Genuine Dutch
Also in store the following choice WINES enttledt
debenturc
50 qu. casks superior rich Port VINE, Page s Co
brand
epines Temperance PORT WINE, free fromSpirits
or Brandy
20 ar casks SUP. Calabria PORT
s. Ind. hbls. famed 'iLagrima Chrstao or sweet
WINE OF Naples
s Co.'S brand
TOR. casks sup. L. P. WINE, SANTA Anna brand
do g Old Sherry Hortiz brand
40 cases old Rhennish WINES '.Bochheimer'' and
';NeiIsieiner"
iy Is
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-26
EnTAIN tInTrsE.

Corner Of EutaU and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
YUNiiE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons oil
IL this establishment, their friends and the public ge-
neray mat uiey have associated themselves t05ether
ri for the purpose of conducting the same. The
GLrJ EUTAW HOUSE was completed and first open
R.sed IN le8, at which time twas furnished through
out in the every best Manner and without regard 10 cost
The comfort and convenience Of It's interior arrange
ments lis high and airy location combine 10 render II
pre- yerllally peasantaud healthy. IL is particularly well
adapted for tile accommodation Of FAMILIES and IA
DIES, having great number of Private Pdrlours, La
dies Ordinary, and a splendid Drawing Room, with phi
entrance on Baltimore In every respect, the
Eutaw House Is second TO none ia the United States
and il is tue intention and firm determination of the PRO
preGTs, 20 spare no exertiGns TO promote the comfort
and gnication of their Patrons and at Ttes which no
exception can be taken. The stock of WINES and
LIQUORS on hand, has been mostly imported express
y Tor the use of this establishment selected from the
private stocks of of the ilOst celebrated cenno
seurs of the city The BATHS attached to the house
in complete order, and open all times for tle use
Of the guests. ASAHEL HUSSEY,
r. w ELDER
Late n the firm OfEIdeT and Son.
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n ADY'S TsOOK.-THE LADY'S BOOK AND
4 IAnIES, AMERICAN MAGAZINE: Edifrd by

E ADY,S BOOK.-THE LADH'S BOOK AND
h LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE: Edited by
Mrs Sarah Hale Mrs. Lydia H. sgourney, and Louis
A. Cooley.
CONTENTS OF TIE AUGUST NuMnEK-VoI. XXI No. ?.
Mr.. Smith-by Miss Leslie.
Reflections on Women.
Sketches from the Note Book of an Old Gentleman.
The Old Meeting honse-by Mrs. II. Beecher stowe.
Incidents in a Soldiers Story-hy E. c. Stedman.
The Old English Essaysts-The Spectaior-by A. Ste
vens, A. NJ.
a Song Of Marion IS Men-by George p. Morris.
Modern Italian Novels-by Mrs. E. f. Elicit
Lines-by Mrs. F. Elicit.
The adopted Daughter: Tale-by Mrs Mary II. Par
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