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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

When sound and scientific remedy for diseases
has long been in general use, bestowing blessings
and receiving praises, it is scarcely in the power oil
.cepticsm to doubt its virtues, or envy 10 deny
them.
When il has achieved all ascendant career Of use
fulness, which distances the competition Of mere
boastfnl pretenton, and secured conspicuous sta
ton in universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone its
Proprietor may point out the causes of us superior
y without incurriug the suspicion Of fnvidiousness
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

t. qbors Nsdicire is toy so', ~ Nsupo-', ~
wv CALLAHsN. Ars-t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

TIE qJog. Hedicjae Is for Sate ~ Nctcpori. BIZ
U-H CALLAHAN. igenf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

The aJore Medicine IS for sale IN Nc1rport, By
VN. CALLAHAN Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
UNITED STATES MOTRT,
Va Harpers- Ferrn- "a

IN HdrPeTs- Ferry, "a.
HNVHE undersigned has opened for the rsesp-
n lion Of his friends aud the travelling pub
lie. his
.NetO Hotel near the Rail Road Depot,
AGecdinE 6ae view Of the adjacent Aio0ntains
aud Rivera, and convenient 10 the Public Works.
The house is sntirsiy ssw, asa hns beea erect.
Cd expressly Tor = Hotel Of the beat order
The rooms are neat and comfortable and The
Bar and Table will be alysyS supplied with
every thing Of the bsSf qEsl5ly. The ssrvapis
attentive and obfiging. The friends Of &c pro-
Prietor, and the travelling public, may rely up
% hndsng every exertion msSa 70 rssder tAsiT
sojourn a. this Hotel agrssabls aud pleasant.
JAMES FOLEY.
Harpers-FsrrY. Sept. 2e, Isag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
NOTICE.

EAviNe entered ipto 81 Arrangszsat with
Nm hsssrs. Webb Markell. Of this place,
Toe the supply Of WOOL necessary for my busi-
hsrotofeEs besn supplying me with that article
TO those gsntlemen, whore they will meet with
prices - satisfactory - ever, as4 also eth ny
Goods upon the sane terms a. allowed By myself
heretofore.
also wish, respectfully, 10 decline Carjins
Wool. except for cash, as find 10 20 be a Sc
EiOas i0Podiment 10 my other business.
GEORGE PRICE.
Shspherdsfown, Feb. IL, Is1O-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30


Oh ask not home in the mansion Of pride,
Where marble shines out in the pillars and
walls;
Though the roof be Of gold Ia Is brilliantly cold,
And Joy may not be found in iis toreh-l,gh,ed
halls.
Bot seek Tor bosom all honest and true,
Where lore once awakened will never depart,
Turn, turn 10 that breast like the dove 10 is nesi
And yon1l ind there's no home like the home
In the heart
On link bat one spirit that's warmly sincere,
That will heighien your pleasure and solaee
yoar care;
Find soul you may trust as the kind and the
just,
And be sure iha, the world holds no ,reasur.
30 rare.
Then the frowns Of misfortune may shadow our
lot.
The eheek-sharing tear-drops Of sorrow may
start,
Bot star never dim sheds halo for him
Who can turn for rePose to home in the
heart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

A MiDDLE.AGgD WOMAN, who can com.
IA well recommended as . cool, washer and
ironer, and Of fair character % 10 honssty, &c.
One without . family would BE- prefsrrsd-
Though II suitable 10 all other respects, thi.
would not be material point For such . Ger.
want liberal price would be given by gentle
nan who wishes her for his own use. and
where she would find Esod home.
Inquire at this Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

IIiI88 -. YII. jEfOOpWn

MISS l8s AZ HOOPER
EsPECrFULLY Informs ne ladies' 81
- ~ Cbarlesiown AID iis Viciniiy, hat she hes
commenced he
hlltiHtRY 4 MAH1eA hAEiNG.
az ,is yafious branches. a. he fcsidsncs Of
~. ~ N GftLaHfa, where be would b hap
~ q hH soy orders N her line. Ladies uho
nay hoaof hsr viii their paHonars, msy res
easefea ihai the eli spare % exercises 10 fea-
ct sfuffal satslaenon, ether in reZard q be-
HotH' Pfomgihude or eharegs.--tlhs solici1 =
nF-fhe --latest REPORTS a. rss Me- YEA
enc fhiisdsiphia IA gF1fRRgpf vii 4.
tecripst ~ her rsFalarly sTsSy S,Sr,s.
-Chariet.oWn, Apnl i6. Isl6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

FoR . term OF Gee 90 more ysars, thai siiGi-
u Bile DWELLING HOUSE, with -four and
three quarter acres Of Land sdjacsnt. adjoining
Charies,own, known ~ "DxoaS HILL" The
fences will Be put in good order, and The nsces-
sary out-buiidings provided. The rent viii Be
moderate 20 = careful sad puaetusi tenant
Possession giren on the FIRST day Of April next.
wish 10 purchase about $500 Rails suitable
foe Q post and rail fencs. Also, 100 good Lo-
Gust Posts, and 1000 feet Of Piank, pine or oak.
ANDREW HUNTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
WANTED,

"A NAN OF steady and correct habits 10 take
IN charge Of Dry Goods Store, he m ust b
we'll acquainted with the business. A rood
salary will be given. Apply at
M.r,A os IAN THIS OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
BOOZE R9MDBRE
AND
blank Book MnnufacfOry

VUNHE subscriber takes this method Of inform
\ ing the Inhabitants Of Jefferson county and
the public generally, that the above busineas In
Its various branches, is stiil conducted by him
at the old stand on Water Street, Winchester,
va Thankful for the patronsge which has
hitherto boon extended, be hopes by u strict at
tention to business, to merit aud receive a con-
tiousues thereof
all orders By mail or otherwise, will be
promptly attended 10.
A. G. TscHIFFELY.
Winchester, Jan. 20. 1870.
@ordsrs left At the Free Press oaiee viii
be attended TO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
NOTICE.

UVHE HadsFslsssd hssisg bssn appoi8ssd
~ Administrst0r 81 the estate Of JOHN w.
CATION. deed, and Administrator q bouis sea
Of ROBERT WATERS, deed, requests ali per-
sons indebted 70 either % sid estatss 10 maks
psymsnt without delay; sDd slso, that eli par
sons having claims against either q sid ESTATES
% bring them forward properly authenticated
FOE ssitlsment. ,. NJ. CATION
Oet Al Ia9Q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
NOTICE.

NAsMucH ~ have made change in ny
u business, those persons who know them
selves indebtsdto me, are respectfully requested
TO come forward, and either pay or close their
aecoaata. iregret being under the necessity Of
calling on ny friends At this scarce time OF
money, but necessity ccnpels u, In order 10
keep my ersditors' ehins above water.
SAMUEL GIBSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

TNHE Dablie ere heraby aoihsd lhst Ne. nsa-
90 ~ sgsai, 81 scttiirS ant stisz1i5g &c ~
business, u atiil ~ raihofisst tssoi, so VII
sake sstllaassts siih ~ paFsoss sitisg isasts-
- 10. o. haginR elaiHas agsiasi ne. AZ psfaons
inisfssisd. aili plasss afiead 70 ihs noties
sithoui dsiay.
ELIzsBETH OYFUTF.
April re. 1850 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

OF the same annually shall forthwith be
considered rs belonging TO the RESERVE
or srDEsTARY force; and after the term
nation Of the FIRST four years service oI
any portion Of the REsERvE. one fourth
Of that body shall 60 out Of service snnu.
ally. IN the same manner ss prescribed
for the second class.
18th. That the deficit occasioned by
the transfer annually OF one .foor,h of the
AcTiyE 10 The RESERVE force, and by
the discharge annually Of one fourth OF
'he RESERVE, be yearly supplied by .
draught or by voluntary service from the
MASS.
l4tb. That. for the gre alter coa venie CO
Of instruction and discipline Of the AcrrvE
and sEDENTARY force. the territory OF
ihe United States shall be divided into
ten districts. which, until otherwise d.
reeied by law, shall be composed ss fol.
lows:
lst district.
S S::s:55ii:rp.A"'o.aoo men,
% district.
n n;eds f.i.sd coo men.
Connecticut
81 district
New York $1,000 men.
ltk district
Fsn %sSIsss si'.sOO men.
5rh district.
Delaware
Maryland
ID. OF Columbia 1880 men,
Virginia
6th district
North Carolina
Georgia V'0VV men
Florida
9TH district.
$ $::;.s:::s' $50, men
Tennessee
9Th district
S ~ S;:;"'a' Sa.ooo men.
9Th district.
hI isaoi: 1880 men.
Indiana
iolh disIi.t.
Ne S.sa,:.a ,.aoo men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

TTNHE pleasant aua cosamodious ga
u reatdsEss on COagress streat, NM
now occupied 81 r ?. Cooks, Esg.
will Be reatsd 70 good tenant Tor
one OF more years from let o. April nsEL
Pnh. II $40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
ZINC ROOFS.
To Persons wishing 60 Baild
m. Rpmnfp

or Repair.
uNoR security from Rire. many psrsoas arc
II Sssirioas Of roofing tAsir Hoasss y i'm Zine.
bat have been prevented By The diaieulty % pro-
curing Psrsoas 10 pot IL o. The sU6scrissr.
being solicited 10 engage IN it. ssd havinx eos-
ssn,sd 10 do 80, will b prepared In q fsw days
TO roof with Zine in the best ssd most approved
manner, and will proapsiy attend 70 ali order,
IN that iiue. MYERS a BRADIRY
chsrlsstows, March &c, iea0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

fnN wAieA befysis asy - va, = vssy sas.-
q risf 0ERlEAF PEaNO Aec,irsfIsr ~
~ nass - 1eAa Bfops, sshis ApasAssarv
Fssrs e chsfisttoEu. Fsbrssfy a, 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

Organization OF the Militia.
Letter from the Secretary Of War, troas-
uniting System Of Reorganization
oftts Militia Of the u States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL aO Is4O

ed that ten days In each and everv wear
will prove sufficient. the annual expense
will be less than $500. 600.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-21

uHTpROVEHYHNTS IN DENTAL. SURGERY.
lit has Tor many years been great desdealum
from ncorruptble materials which should initiate The arh-
al living teeth. .c ....- -, =,
e have succeeded manufacturing Teeth ofmaterials SINH
lar to the porcelain warc but generally hey nave an opaque
white appearance, by Whleh 'he3 1ie '' e ~
After long and experiments the subscriber has sue
cecdsd IN manufacturing Teeth OF materials en ey thcofP
ble and perfectly imitation OF human Teeth ihey nave
semi Transparency and made OF yaro US SIZE ana
In elsewhere absorption of the aNtoar process, OF or
causes NAV render il necessary, he will the same mate
ais attached to the Teeth; artificial gums, which shall Initiate
the Gum and supply the loss OF substance .,...,.u
entirely mposble these Teeth TO change their color
| or cause footed breath. u.u
He will insert them TO entire SETS in such manner
that they will make articulation OF voice periec anu ma
ter y assist in mastcaon and that they cannot be dsn-
gushed from beautiful natural living Teeth oy the
lie also performs all the various operations Dental Sur
gerry, according to the late scientific improvements IN e a
-
The fologne Testimonials from gentle whose reipcetaJi-
IN needs eneomim arerespecifuA submedto the public
From r. Smith, professor OF Surgery IN the University oil
BALTIMORE Oct. %, 1885,
have examined specimens of rcorruPibe Composition
Teeth by Dr. f. H. Knapp, ingenious Dentist
In their FORM color etc. they admirably initiate natural
Teeth Beng completely incorruptbe by the agents which
the Teeth, and also apparently very strong they must be
peculiarly fitted for the purpose for which they were designed
From Professor DucGteI.
Having examined Artificial Teeth prepared by Dr. F.
H. KNAPP and learned from him what the principal nge-
dents that enter into their compositions and the nature Of the
materials by which they coored, am inclined to think
that they will prove, he represents them to b
Dr. Knapp having acquired the art of varying he
colors of enamel which his Artificial Teeth, is there
by enabled mPar 10 them more natural appearance than
Teeth usually found to possess circumstance that
will Idoubtess render them acceptable to the public
J. II. DUCATEL, Nj. ID.
Prof. ofChemsry in the University of Nd.
From S. K Jennings, Professor Of MGTia hedea 1heTG
peiaics &c. the ~ hington Medical College Of Maryland
Having been favored with inspection of considerable
number Of IncorruPbe Artificial Teeth which were manu-
cuI by Dr. r. H. Knapp, cheerly concur in the opni
expressed in respect to them by Professors N r. Smith and
j. I. Ducate SAM'L. X. JENNINGS.
has also received the most atterng testimonials in favor
of his improved Teeth from Prof Thomas P Jones' author OF
Conversations Chemis ry Prof f. May, Prof H. Lindsay
ProlessorJ C. Hall, and Prof Thomas Sewe Washington
c. and very many other gentlemen of the first standing OF
this country.
He offers Teeth for sale Dentists the most avoa-
bic Teeth, Gold Foil sc. SC sent per mail when or
dered. f. II. KNAPP, Surgeon Dentist
N, w, corner Charles and Fayette SIS. Baltimore.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-21

The undersigned proposes to publish in Bal'i-
more, the PILOT EXTRA, in pamphlet FORM
of Double Royal size, from LIST May until the 10Th
November, for ONE DOLLAR, payable IN advance
This paper will be devoted to the support OF Tie
election of the Wing candidates for Presidency
and Vice Presidency, and this prospectus is ISSUED
under the expectation that efforts will be MADE
to give it an extensive circulation, as the means
of accommodating the influence OF the Extra oiooe'
The Post Office Department alone furnishes d
corps of some fifteen thousand men, most Oh 'nea'
active political par tisans, organized Tor the dis'ri
button of the Globe. This influence may DC coun-
terac,ed by an active cooperation on the part o.
the Young men. The Pilot is established undel
the auspices of the Wing party OF Baitlmorei O
the Wing members ofthe State Legislature ane
of the friends of Gen. Harrison in Congress; ane
the undersigned is encouraged to hope that th'
WING Young Men of the United States Will re
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-21
THE nroUsaUETAIRE.

Vive Henri ouare! VIve &c roi valiant.
Ce diable quatre qui lie triple talent,
De boirs de battre ct dc faire lie verd gallant.
Concluded.
st would take several days he said, IN ms
drawing snulfling manner, 'to make seal like
this; but, if the gentleman only wants it TO seal
a letter, could take off an impression for HIM
in such way as would enable him to do that
THAT is all want cried Pierre eagerly; only
seal up this letter for me as it was before, and
these gold crowns are yours Ashe spoke he
produced five pieces.
Stay here, then, cried Turpn, while go
down to seek the materials for the work. The
old fellow then left the room, Pierre exhorting
him to return quickly, and Annette adding her
entreaties to the same effect.
He was absent about five minutes, and upon
his return brought with him parcel of tools,
which he safe down upon his table, and asked
again to look at the letter, which Pierre, whe
took great care of it, pat into his hands. The
Sieur was examining it carefully by the lam
on his table, when he was seized with 6t {
coughing. Pierre began, with his usual i'm
d petuosity, to curse the asthma, which had take
60 unreasonable time for visiting the old maj
when the door of the room opened, and tur
Z ;t,.r his. head. he saw the officer OF the nigh
f.rs,,s.fx.s,. and his company enter. lie turned
v-thei aid man, to have the letter put out of sig
aat Knowing what might have brought The
u r,eot,le. but the Sierr had suddenly got the b.
d Ter of his cough; and, having entrenched hims
= hsh;nd the o,Iard. called loudly out, Seize hi
p;erre's arms were held before he could mi
INV resistance, andsthe officer told him he '
his prisoner.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-21
FOR SALE. lease, OR RENT,

BOX SALE, LEASE, s1ES h
"A ND I'M ME d LITE POS S Els SION GIVEN,
EEyEHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND bounded
a by Front and Plowman Streets Jones's Falls and Sl-
house alley, which is erected the BALTIMORE PRINT
ING and BLEACHING WORKS. The main building has
front of 10 feet Front street, by depth of 40 feet with
drying of 40 feet square the second and third so
res-one Building fronting so feet Plowman street,
and rs feet Joness Falls, with drying of the same
dimensions the second sofyone other building fronting
5 feet Still House alley by depth of 20 feetthe second
story of the dimensions all of brick and built in sub
stantal manner with several other buildings for stills steam
engines Single apparatus Carpenter shop, &c &C with two
engines and four wrought iron boier Printing Ma
Chimes Zone which three coloured made by Newell and
equal any in the country copper shells, Blankets & ba
frames hot rooms large steam drying machine, made
by Collier Friction Calender iron press plates and boards,
machinery and fixtures requisite for bleaching,
dyeing printing and finishing 10000 pieces of cloth per
month"; There in the dye house the largest spring of pure
that in the city, in which there two pumps work
by each engines that throw into four large csens,
placed the upper part of the building, leO gallons per
minute.
The machinery has been in than II months,
and in complete order to commence operation at any time
the whole in fee.
AJso,-'That DESIRABLE PROPERTY the of
Baltimore and Green streets, fronting 81 feet Baltimore
street. and $50 Green street, present occupied by
Richard Crew Wagon Tavern.
AIso,-A two story BRICK DWELLING IN good order,
fronting 90 feet the north side of Baltimore streets the Lot
extending feet Park Lane which there IS good
Stable.
AIso-A LOT fronting 80 feet on Baltimore street,
Pine, extending 100 feet to Park Lane.
ALso-150 feet of GROUND on the north and seul siae
of Fayete street, near Pine. -
ALso-50 feet of GROUND on the south side of Lexington
street. by depth of 100 feet with the privilege OF foot al
ley Vine street, and the right TO build ON and INTO te eas
wall of Pascault Row. Title ndisputable.
Terms of sale-13 months, l3 in IL months; the re-
manning Id may remain the ground rent
ap2 -1aw4yy VIM. w. M'CL ELAN.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-21

HSRED. III. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON AND
q MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED MINERAL
INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH performs all operations in Den
Surgery according the late scientific IN the
art-Ofce N. w. Corner Charles Fayette sts ap9 go
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-21

n $50 boxes 81. Hareso Sweet Cavendish TOBACCO
,e5 do aKeen & Hare's" do do do
"a do ssP. Labby' pound lump do
so do Small Lump II 4 is lbs to the various brands
e25 or. boxes Havana SEC AIRS "kiuda'' brand
l67 ar and eighth boxes de do "Jaques'' do
I0a Zenith do "Czarillo Embueo''
100000 Domestic manufacture, various qualities benture
s5 bales St Domingo LEAF TOBACCO, entitled to de
co a. c,ha do do do
70, al. 20 ~ oo S'' s. d. WALKER & Co.
anIa eoat ~ No. 50, s. Gay st.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-21
POETRY


From the CtecctuItu IICf Utu,
THE LAST CABINET COUNCIL.
ArR-" There's nae luck about the rouse
Sly .MattyS face was overcast,
His homes began to lower,
His kitchen cabinet he called,
Resides the lawful four;
And bade them with scolding tongue
That each should truly says,
If any chance remained for nm,
Onnext election day.
Chorus.
For its BOYD and Harris, Linn and Frlce'
And Swartwout they do say,
Have toated off the Nations CASH.
As lawful loco prey.
Then up steps Amos grim and thln'
with sick and CHASTITY look;
You never would have thought that lie
Was sculhon and chief cook;
seNow .lIatty dear, says he, I'm sure
The game is up with us;
Those cursed Wings will beat us now
They kick up such fuss,
Chorus.
About the outside quires and cash.
You'd think the nations broke,
A,d Biair- and l, and Calhoun think
This time they do not joke"
c,r, t,,ai, to ,Mat-Good President,
/ think it is unlucl<y
That I must streak it back again
To teach school in Kentucky;
But 90 must, for l am sure
Our battles all are fought;
And New FORKS iavorite son Is beat
By sober second thought,
Chorus.
Now Mattv, don't get sick, I'm sure
We NAV as well clear out,
And ioin that Loco Foco Price,
And honest Sem StoGTttoodt."
And next says PauIdiug, 81 do wish
To novels had stuck,
For writing them would ne'er nave n''o1
Ofme SO lame a duck.
Dear Matty, we must soon go back
To quiet undertook,
And in YOUR garnet will write
Another shilling book,
Chorus.
on, dear! the times are very hard
When wheat's but fifty cents,
But Pm the man that's rich enough
If collect my "rents."
uCome, Uncle Levi, tell US now
What think YOU of Wing votes"'
ooh dear fear they can't be bought,
With my sub-treasury notes.
I've figured out my long reports,
Arrayed in solid column,
But where's your CASH, the ThiSS cry OUT
With faces long and solemn
Chorus.
The cash is gone, and credit too,
With our Administration,
And we have ruined every man
Throughout the Yankee nation.
esNow. Poisasett, you can cheer us up,
With clad and cheerful sounds"
ooh no! | can't those cursed WhiSS
Have freed me with bloodhounds;
We've got to quit the White House now,
As fast as we can go,
I'll take my hat, and make my bow,
For am ID. l. o
Chorus
The syoils are gone-there's nothing lett:
Of Paper, Blanks and Irvine,
And every man is fortunate,
Who knows where he can dine"
ePerdition catch you al, }" says Mat,
ssConle, Forsyth, you're true blue,
And are so versed III politics.
Can tel me 1oltdt to do"
81 wish could, for l am sure
You'd hear it very soon,
But | will go and advise with
NV friend j. G. Calhoun,
Chorus.
For he's the man to jump Jim Croto,
And prove that black is white,
He will convince you it's monday,
When dark und pitchy night"
Now Harry Clay was passing By,
And hearing such roar,
With hasty strides he mounted up,
And opened wide the door
ssHALLOm says he, Eswhat means this noise
Within this garrisons
You'd better all make tracis-here comes
The Patriot HARRISON.o
Chorus
So off they ran with nimble legs,
As fast as they could lean:
And Granny" he took up the broom
.4ud S,oept the WIitc House clean.
BLAcKwooDs.