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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-28

NEW YORK, SUNDAY. p. NJ
The ship Navigator is jus, in from Can
ton, having left Tungkoo on the 'lst De-
cember, thus 20 days later than our last
accounts. Matiers.were still much in the
same situation. Ehe trade open to Amer
ican vessels, but hourly expected to be
stopped.
On the night ofthe l2th and 18th No
vember, the Chinese opened their batteries
on the shipping at Hong Kong, and kept
up their fire without intermission until 3
o'clock in the morning, the shipping being
all the while bccalmed. They received,
however, no injury whatever. On Thurs
day the wind sprang up, the greatest par,
sc. sail for Tongkoo bay, and the whole
followed on the next.
Very little done yesterday in Socks,
and lille or no change in rates. The
only sales at Second Board were Of N. A.
Trust and Harlem.
Ia foreign exchanges nothing doing.
and domestic very dull I; but not much
change in rates.
Flour Is rather worse about 800 bbls
Ohio sold Cd. lower.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-28

tNNA\S FAMILY AfkklENi fil.lsS are pure
IT. ~ vegetable. composed w.h the s,rictest prcc
ssn f ssiesee and Of art; hey produce Rsusea
snd warranted the slloving Diseases which
asss from Impurities of the blood. vix.-Apoplcxy
Blloss saecions Coughs Coda liberated sore thros,
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. C;soless. Liver Complains
Diseases Of The khLeys and Bladder. Affections peeu
ar 10 females and oil those Diseases OF whaiscever
kind, 10 which human nature subject. where the
uomach Ia affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. q COLDS. Nervou.
ilscases. liver complaint. dyspepsia. biocs Diseases
piles ulcers. female weakness and oil Of hypo
chondcrcisn. low spris pslpisaton Of the heart.
vous rritaby.- weakness. auor albus seminal
weakness indigestion loss Of appetite. heartburn gen.
-ral debility bodily weakness chloross green sick
iatulency by serica fin'ings. mysteries, head
,chos hiccup. sickness. night mare. rheumatism
,shma.. tic douloureux. cramp spasmodic affections
ind thssc who victims To that circulating
disorder Gour viii find rslief from their sucrngs by
4 course of DR. Evans medicine.
Bsso1re Of Counferfci,s.-CAurioS; Be particular
in purchasing 20 that the label of this Medicine
contains notice of its entry according 20 Act Of Con-
yress And be likewise particular in obtaining them
II 100 Chatham stseei. NewYork or from The REGU-
LAR AGENTS. WM III. KING. Wkoeiing.
nov %
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
Wheeling Va March 25ih. 1910.
'eiersburg lottery, class ,. drawn at Alexandria
March 2lsf. 1910.
7S G5 81 50 l6 Ia 47 80 8 80 16 50
Lowest prize sl0
Maryland STAFF Z. drawn at Baltimore March Is
% IL 81 90 % A 53 50 ~ IS sc 80 IS
lowest prize sj.
Alexandra. !, drawn Alexandria March I6, 1910
GO 8 70 l5 Is II 81 b Is -
Lowest prize s..
Class 3. draws al Alexnndria March Ii.
10 Sc ) 81 % 50 Is 80 65 81 30 -
Lowest prize $40.
Town Hall class ], drawn at Baltimore. March H.
26 81 IL s. 80 - IL 81 g. 66 81 So
Lowest prize s.
Alexandria. class 10. drawn Mt Al-Sandria. March
Al 81 2j 30 81 90 ~ Is a. ii 90 70
Lecsburg Academy Class .. drawn at Alexandrir
March 9Th 1910
I3 rs 81 ca IL % IS 80 al as 30 IS y
lowest prize SO.
Maryland State. Class 6 Drawn at Baltimore. Mar
IS 80 36 ~ IS 66 - % II IS
Alexandria Lottery, Class 9. dawn az Alexandra
March 2ud 1910
81 Ia &c 30 a. o. 81 % "a AZ
Lowest prize s..
IL 2G s. smail eapirdl sold at The Manager
Om,c.
wellsburg Lottery, Class e drawn Feb. %. 1897 a
Alexandria
81 u DC , IS % IL % 40 60 % 81 81
Tickets having one number Sniy $40.
81 i6 e. sl50. Is held By Scntemon % Vince
PETERSBURG 2. draw, IS Feb. 81 IS Is 100000
,,as sent 10 Harflssd Connecticut.
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To.THE KEEPERS OF oRDNa RES AND cor.
FEE HOUSES

Cdg Of fFaeeii'g IN Council McTcd Z, 1910.
Ordered that oaSSaiurday the 2lsi inst. the council
will proceed 90 The consideration OF applications for H.
censes for Ordinances and Coffee Houses and that al
applications fer such censos be hid ever until the
day sbove mentioned and that this order be publish
ed for general information.
JAMES 5. WHEAT, Clerk Of Ihe CITY
All persons intending toapply for such licenses for
my Office forthwith. The following have been eeiver
For licenses for Ordinaries
From George Carruthets. 10 be kept near The corner
of Main md Monroe Streets
From William +. Clarke. to be kept at the fremont
House OH Water Street.
From Anthony Menger to be kept on Main Street
near Mulberry Alley.
From games Jelly. 20 be KEEP; or Water street, be
tween Monroe and QlncystreeIs.
From Carlton Collins. % be kept on East side o.
Marset space.
From John Mcdonald. TO he KEEP, AT the Ferry Land
ing.
From Philip o'Conuor. 70 he|kcrt on Marker Space
From Joseph Jockei, 60 be KEEP, ON Main ST. -sonih
Of Alley F.. in the 5h ward
From Joseph Frankhouscr. 10 be kept the corner
Of M@is and I'd sts-. OH ward. $685.
From Frederick Schultz to be kept on Main e.. AT
south end pf bridge.
From john sicMnllan TO be kept III The United
States Hotel. on Water Street
From Nicholas vol,z to he kept OF Market Space
/ From John X Boisord, To be kept Water street
/ OctiNcen MOnFOc ana SFctts
| Prom Jchn Mccartney, To be kept OF Main street
between Monroe and Quincy streets.
/ From Mrs Ann MCreary. to be kept at the Virgins
/ Hotel Main street.
From Christian SCHNEIDER. 10 he kept Water $
between Moaroe street and Mulberry Alley.
From Nicholas Ye,z, to be kept on east size O
Market Space.
! From Jacob Masser to be kept Main street, be
tween The bridge and Webster street, 9th Wnr,l.
From Charles SteRbes. 10 &c kep, on Main street. be
tween jefferson and Adams streets
From John Eckhari. e. be kept on the West side q
Main street north Of Sweeney's Foundry.
! From Frederick Mozier 10 be kept West sid'
/ Of Main street near foot of Washington street.
From Conrad Cats. to be kept az the corner o
Washington and Market streets.
From John Robinson. 10 be Kept on fle east side o
Market space.
! From Thomas Ntvcs to be kept east side Of Ma
kei space.
For coffee houses of fhc frs, clas From william
Siamm 10 be kept Union Street between Main (
Market streets.
I From Ezekiel Sieinhlbcr. 10 be kept OF thc cornc
Of Madison street. and Market Space
From james flanagan, 10 be kerton Main st.. nea
Quincy 81.
i From Moses Thompson, to be kePton Monroe st. b,
tween WATER dnd Nam SIS.
From William r. Gordon. 10 be kept nj the Unio
house at the foot Of West Unsn street.
! JAMES 5. WHEAT, Clerk of the City.
, match "a ISI0-3t
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TO HOUSE. KEEPERS.

HDERSONS about TO commence house &c .. and
III ihoco already at IL. DESTROYS of awaiting them
seives of the greatest facilities for doing would
fnd IL 10 their advantage TO call at our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FURNISHING;
ESTABLISHMENT,
aud purchase one Of our cheap Cooking Stoves. 10.
gether with all the other necessary aruces of itch
en- furniture.
Experience having taught those who now use
them that stoves decidedly preferable to the
both OF economy and convenience new beginners
would DO we'll TO prohtty their cxpcr cnCr and sup
ply themselves With complete cooking appa stus at
once.
We have various sizes and patterns OF cooking
stoyes and every description of wares, which we
will sell very low for cash or to those who d. sire IL
a liberal credit will De gwen.
mar a CULBERTSoN & GRFERS.
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IN SENATE. March

IN SENATE. March 80 1910.
Mr. Clay presented memorial from the citizens of.
New York. praying Cor General Bankrupt Law
Mr. Clay said that he would take the occasion say
thai he md always had been a friend Of
Of this Sort IL the proper machinery could be
made and the law could DO made useful. he would
most che erfully give II hissuppor The memorial
referred 10 the judiciary COMMITTEES.
MIR. Wright during The morning presented menor-
ais ON the same subject which took tn refer
therefore nothing further IL kaown Of his intchtions
regard 10 the Bankrupt Law.
Mr. Clay presented n memorial from Stark County.
Ohio. from 63 ofihe farmers there asking Congress for
distribution Of the proceeds Of the Public Lands
among the soyetai States Of the Union The petition
state that for the past iHeen years nothing has
been known like the present times Thoy say there s
class Of business in which tho people not suffer
ers. The petitioners, among the siauneh yeomanry.
complain Of great suffering and they state that the
ducon Of prOduco 10 ore half III real velue n but
corresponding exhibition Of the signs Of the times IN
regard TO olher business
| Mr. Clay also presented memorials from Mercer
and Beaver counties, Penn, asking Congress TO recog
misc the Independence OF Hayti. The memorials were
laid on the table. Mr.. &. said hat he was not pre-
pared give opinion in regard 70 TIE matter 81 the
petition prayed for. but he thought some measures
should be taken 70 do justice 10 own citizens.
Mr.. Clay slso presented memorials praying Con
gress not 10 admit Texas into ne Union As there va
no such subject ieiOre Congress nc moved mat thel
be laid on the table.
PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. Clay also presented Resolutions adopted By III
Legislature Of Kentucky the subject II the Publ
I, Lauds praying distribution q ne prooeeds efis'n
from the sales Of Isuds. aer the expenses shall hay
been paid incident 70 the Land The Resolutions ais
disaf D owed Of Tho plan Of Mfr Calhoun, ecding u
lands 10 the SAFES IN which they lie. The ResOl'
. tons being read on Mr. c.. motion referred
> the Committee on Public Lands.
= Mr Tappan. Of Ohio from ono hundred mechsni'
" Of the Il Wsf Of the cit, Of Washington asking Co
ureus 70 force ihc Banks VI She District 20 resume ~
q cie payments
~ The subject Of specie payments BY he Banks in d
70 District 70 hseSre the Senate. The petition the
fore iaid on the table.
Anor the presentation n petitions from Nr CshoJ
% Mr. Young and Others q prvaie character. the =
p ate on rnoion Of Mr SEWER, went INTO executive
20 sion-,ho object bcing he Scneea tresiy.
W TREASURY rorEs.
8 Before NJ scps'- -saf mo sseounso session..
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Webster ssked Cor the adoption &c tho following rc.,
linton offered by him on Friday last
Kcscircd. That the Secretary of the Trcasu,v nf,r,,
the Senue VIVA, proporon of Treasury notes. i.sucl
under the suihoryof October Y. 1897 and suisse.
quent acts. has bccn paid 10 public cr,disss of ,h.
United states IN discharge OF ther eaim- sad what
proportion has becn used for the purpose Borrowing
money from banks aa,s together viii aSio,c
Of tho of bsrne by ,he notes of The
several issues re-pccusely and that he also inform
the Sensfe yshesher the Tr~ssury ecany inter.
have been deposited in banks for the purpose Of
missing Credit and be drawn against by the Trca-
made. 10 STATIC the Gates and amounts thcveof aud the
dsies and suns OF the -drafs made therein.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The special order for tsldsy tire reception OF
resolutions. beginning with Maine. a motion WIS
made to suspend the rules for the purpose Of receiving
petitions. The motion nsgaiived t,y large vote
two thirds being necessary 10 suspension.
Mr. Jones. of the Ways and Means Committee ask
ed the House 10 take up the Treasury Note Bill The
public Treasury. he said in. n deplorable tond
'ion and IL Treasury Notes issued all. il was
necessary that they should be issued a' nee
MIR. Wise asked if there was any danger that TIE
Go, eminent would DO compelled to suspend payment.
Before the chairmanof the committee had opporir-
nifty to answer. the yeas and nays collci upon
the mo ion TO suspend The rules. Two thirds were
necessary n suspension. and The motion WAS not sus
iained
"WEDNESDAY. MaRcn 81.
The bill authorizing the further issue
OF Treasury notes, came up. The mana
gers of a. the party" having declared that
the Treasury note bill. or IN other words,
shin. plaster bill, must be forced out of
this day, an evening session
was the consequence. The house sat very
latc,-or rather early. mayhap until break
fast time, for we know nothing TO the con.
trary, but rather-in favor OF this SUPPOSE !
ton. The correspondent OF the Balti. !
moro Patriot, from whose letter we gather I
his information, concludes it as follows
The question was taken land. no quorum |
voting, the committee rose, as c matter OF |
,ourse, and the chairman reported the fact
hat there was no quorum; whercupon /
motion was made to ADJOURN, which was (
rejected.
Wednesday morning. O'clock
For the last hour and half, the House
has done nothing. There have be- several
calls of the House. The committee has
risen repeatedly forwan, OF "A quorum and
he Speaker has repeatedly resigned his
place 10 the chairman TO go into committee
!, sa.n.
Wednesday morning. o'clock.
| have just learned that call of the
kossc has been ordered The absentees
will be summoned by the Sergeant and his |
assistants; & probably two or three hours
will be spent in waiting for them, receiv
ing excuses, &c.
Why, one would think from such con
duct that the government is starving1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-28

SIX LIVES LOST by TIRE.-The New York Couri-
or ssys thai'on Saturday night. about midnight 6se
accidentally took place in the dwelling Of Mr. John
Asien. si'Yonkeis by which the house was with all
ITS contents totally destroyed and melancholy To relate
sir children OF Mr. Asten's. young man. and the
ohersg rs between SIX and twelve years Of age per-
ishea IN the hames Another youngTnan. also of
Mr. 'Asten, was badly. though not dangerously burn.
MIR. Asten and hts wife with difficulty escaped iih
their lives. and succeeded in rescung three Of their
children-girls and an infant chId. T2,e origin OF
the FIRE is not known. though il is su posed to have
caught from light with which OF the family
retired. who lodged in the upper part ofthc house.
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VNo THE NERVOUS q nEshrrATsD.--DR.

~ 70 THE NERVOUS a. DEBhLrATGD--DR
IL EVANS TONIC PfIIS-The powers Of f.
vans Camomile Pills such. ,hat the ps,pifatng
he art. the iremulous hand, the dizzy eye and
the fulicring mind. vanish before their effects
like noxous vapor, before the benign influence OF
the morning sun. They have been long successfully
uscd Cor the of inicrmsns together with fevcrs
Of the irregular kind. accompanied with wis
ccrsl distractions.
This tonic medicine for nervous complaints. gen.
ernl debility. indigestion and its consequences want
of appetite dsiension of the mach acidy; unpea-
SAINT taste in the <aouth rumbling noise in the bowels.
nervous sympsorns. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable. desponding. Thoughtful. melancholy and de-
jccfed. Hypochondriecism. consumption. dmness Of
sight dcrian, and all other affections these
pulls will Produces xafe aud permanent cure.
Evans Pllls Esr,inirctuced in America in S35
BeVare of CIunte.fsifs --CAU particular
in purchasing to that the label of this Medicine
contains notice OF its entry cocording Act Of Con-
grcss. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
at loo Chatham ST.. Ncw-fork. from the regular
agent sTM. H. KING, Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-28

MANAGERS OFFICE, Wheeling March 10 1910
Edito,s @ho publish for ID s. Gregory d Co a, Whetk
ing, ,rR publish ne 0Hneiei Synopsis ~ Schemes.
Maryland State. class s. draws Baltimore Aprill
1880. One prize Of s20.00G. 5000 5000, $500 I 5e6
and 20 each $1,000; Tickets SIS; halves , so quar-.
tersi 25.
Virginia Leesburg ,, draws Mt Alexandria, April A.
1910. One prize Of 100000 ~ 900. 's0Oe $3.50
5000, 1910. and % each of 1000. Tickets So
shares ia proportion. certificate of25 whole tick.
cts will cost $50.
Alexander class IL. draws al Alexandria April G.
1910. One prize of $4,000. 10000, ee0O. 10 each
of 1000, 500, $50 200. Tickets s5 halves . So
quarters IS.
Maryland State class 9, draws ut Baltimore. April &
$50. Prizes . each ofle.9oO. 1909, 2aoO, ten Of
200. Tickets s.; shares in proportion.
M"ncngaa class g. draws AZ Alexandria SATURDAY.
April II. 1910 Prizes Of s0.eN0 10000, 5000, $500.
OF 1900, thirty each of 600 Tickets $40; cer,;-
iica'e of26 whole tickets vii! cost 1870; shares in
proportion
A'eXan,iFfa class Is, draws al alexandria hTrl 3.
1910 Prizes of 10000, 5000. 5000. 250c; ten Of
100. ten of 500: Treke's Eve dollars.
THE APRIL MAMMOTH
Aiexandria Lottery. class \, draws nj Alcxanslria
SATURDAY, April 10. 1910 Prizes: ono or IS 600
1000, I55lo 10000. 1000. oooo. 7ooa o,uo 39os,
and five of 2Joo; twenty OF 2Doo twenty OF Hoo 20
Of l5oo 6iiy each of looo. ffy OF 80 100 each of
500 the LIST Il 81 drawn Nos 400; 81 a. 81 tIr-w 500
&c. Tickets $50; hal' ter; quarters dive
package by certificate OF &c whole tickets v III
cos1 $50 doNsrs-shnrcs w rreporliOs.
Maryland Stale. 10. draws al Baltimore April %
1910. Prizes 2oooo, $500. POGO, aud ten each @
| loo, 1850. loco. Tickets five dollars.
Petersburg. cnss (, draws at Alexandria kprf 25
lsi0 Przes one of4o.ooo lo.ooo. C 700. 5ooo 3ooc
80 each Of loco Tickets ten dollars halves fve;quar
tcEs 40 dollars & fifty cents certificate of tweni
n five whole tickets viii 80 dollars; shares IN pro
portion.
Alexandria class 6. draws at Alexandria, April -
| 1910 PrZGS 10000. al luOO Roo Inp Al
Tickets five dol'ars
Maryland State II, draws at Baltimore. April %
I 1910. Prizes each of1o.ooo. loco 2ooo ten each
loco. 400. 3oo &c Tickets dollars; halves ,; omar
tiers one dollar. package Of 26 whole tickets b,
certificate will 90 dollars ;sharcs in proportion
I Be particular and address your orders To
ID. s GREGORY d Co. Managers.
Y Wheeling Va
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nR. wM. EVANS SOOrHi NJ SY-
IL RUP, FOR iiLDREN TEETHING.--

sDsnperous Case of Commissions ana asnie, Den'-
TO Tak Aa-Sr o. Dc. EvxSs Seorhso SrRrf
Dear SIR he greatbersh: afforded to my snisr'
BY yccr Soothing Syrup IN cr sc of pro-
irac.ed and painful acntiiion. mast convnce every
fcclng parent how essential an carly applissuen OF
,os,u,s wS inian, while teetng. experi.
..rcsd such acute suficrngs tnat " VS. auache1
III, would soan release the babe from anguish
t:li-w. procured . bottle Of your Syrnr; which rs
sSss nros"ced. aaa Alter few applications, the
.chsddisp.syed obvious rciief, and by continuing IN
its use am glad TO inform you ina, INC shi,q mas
e~.sl complaint has since occurred; the teeth are
eInanatag daily, and the child enjoys perfect health
acknowledgement public. and will 81 IDLY give any IN
i'f'ha'''N ''' '''= 0'0U"'' wM JOHNSON.
A .,ntleuan " IL; has maze trial Of DR.. w. Ev-
rus Sothng Syrup IN his family N9 case ~ ,e,th
stsscta Il "a relieving pain 10 the Gums AID prevent,
Ing chs, consequences which some,'nes follow. we
ckee'f uh comply With ms rel'ts'-
rrwe believe i, is. generally ACKNOWLEDGED b
,hase who n. re tired il, that DR.. Evsn, Syrup for
Children Cuihrg Teeth. advertised Ia aacther col.
amn il hisLi, useful article Tor tue purposes for
mi,.ch Il ~ intended. Highly reSectabie indlvd-
aais I: any rate Who have made usa OFT do MOI
he-;tass ~ give its virtues The SANCTION oil their
. ns .e.. Boston Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
WH ri. H,SG, u Wafer 50. Wheeling !
4. Ron ~soS, pJrtsmoIrt. ..
3 MosnIso.. Columbus ..
Ce ~hor, ais may he 81 tanned.
.rae ssssa voa Hu,hcl.r Herb Pills.
DR.. Evaas' Fever and ASuc Pills,
~. Wins oe,i.ine syrup for TeeIliug.
The above ,nsa,rable Medicines are sold Whole, /
sale and ns,S q, 100 Ssayn sns ss my
louisville Kentucky; 30 C,rnhili, 3oston; Massa-
King Wheelmg. Va, 1. V. Robinson Portsmouth,
ohio. t''st
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DNR wiLI1AM EVANS spprHiN,; sY&-.
FOR CHILDREN rEEtluNU;--rEsfs ssv
sSr ,uxsslS-fs &oaksrs sad S,rkss The pl-sssa
..f a. teeth thsoufh the gums psiares trJables~n>
AL dangerous symptoms. IL s known ~ r,csasrs
St Asrs grcai rrta The mouth aud soros do
NJ ~ tins process The gums swell the Sc rri'on ~
ss sal,vs increased. ,hs child ssssd with frequent
AMI saddsn hs OF crying. watching. starting IN ~
-s.er2 aud spasns Of pesaInr Pafs; Me- child shrcks
a. h exiEssne olence. ami irusis IN fingers INTO :"
mouth Ifthese precuss5ry SYMPTOMS are "oe spesdy
o.,eyn ed. asun sic souvals,sns universally sapef
-.sne and sosn cause thr dissolution vi The 'nianf-
&c raofs,crs vito have Their little babes afflicted With
,ssc aistres,ing symptoms ~sslsd apply Dr. William
vans a,rhius syrup which has preserved hundreds
t;nfsn,s when thought psSf recovery from beng sud-
sny attacked with that fatal malsdy: corvuI~isns.
,r,.s..;,v 10 sec that the label Of this Medicine
sin. nacs offs entry according To act OF Congress-
nj bs likewise particular m obtaining them Al 400
o.,ha.n sr. New York. or from the regular agents
yM H. KING. IS wassr a.. Wheeling.
Stevenson a. Nealc. ParkersSurg nov IL
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novG6


"IGBLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. diseases 'iv-
rheumatism. consumption coughs. colds. splitting Of
delicate and sIercaria Diseases successfully
ed. at DIR. EVANS Medical Office. Chatham street.
New York.
EVANS C1MoMILE PILLS
The cnmomilc flower, Tor as it is officially lei
ANTHEMS vociLIs OF ChamGmelum. from the Greel
words. Kamai, the gound. and Melon. an apple; be
rause il grows the ground. and smells like an
pc) is Of dull white color Of fragrant odor, and
bitter aromatic taste.
Camomc is n nild tonic. in small dssos acceptable
and corrcbo,an the sisnach Il is especially appli
cable TO haucondiiion Of general debility. with Ian
guild appetite. which often attends convalcsconce from
ldiopaihic fevrrs.
BEWARE or CoUSrxEFEsrs.--~9 ~ Geufto"'-- BE
particular in purchasing 10 that the label Of ihs
Medicine contains notice Of its entryGccordi1g 10
Act Of Congress And be likewise particular in OBJ
Iais,ing them alice Chatham ST.. Eew York, from
the REGULAR AGENIS'
VIII KIxe, DO Wste-s,. sWeelius
q " RoBINsoN. Portsmouth, o
j. MoRRIsoS, ColHnbus. o.
OF chow also way be obtained,
Dr. Goodies Celebrated Female Pills.
The Baron Won Huiohecr HcrbPisls
Dr. Evans Fever md 'Ague Pills.
.Dr Hunts Botanic Pill.
DR. Evans Soothing Syrup for Itefhing.
'rnc above invaluable Medicines sold wholesale
| and RetnI Mt 100 Chatham ST., New York; 2 Souti
Seventh Street, Philadelphia; ~ Wall Street. Loui'
villc Kentucky; 50 Cornhill. Boston, Mass and Off
following Agents. WIZ. II. KrSe, Wheeling Va. J. '
| ..obnson. Portsmouth. o. nov IA
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The PhilsdeIphia Inquirrrof Tue.daY snrs-

The Philsdelphia snquirrrof Tuesday snys--
A rumour states that since the correspondence be-
tween Mss-rs Fox and Forsyth was submitted TO Con-
gress. Other notes have passed between those gentle
men.sand ola character still more irritating .
The U. S. Gazette of,TuesSay soy.- 'N ,.
We heard yesterday. That part Of the United States
troops stationed IN the Upper part of New York State
have been ordered 70 march TO the disputed territory
in Maine. Arc we to have.a spsinkling of war,