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Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
$50 REWARD.

RAN away from the subscriber.
* /residing in b sser Parish, La. on
E Sunday, 18th June. a negro man
FE/ hy The name Of BOB lie T. abnpr
rzx.Es.kz. forty i've wears of age. very dark
color, about six feet high, has both
ears cut of, or one of and the other cropped.
his lee h are ever visible. and are wide apart.
When he left ne took with him snrreT DO
ney, which has white spot on The left iaw
and several saddle spots on his back The
above reward will be gwen for his nppr. hen
sion and delivery TO me. OF liberal reward for
his confinement in any j'il So that may get
him. WILLIAM MARTIN
Bussier Parish, La, June 26;h. -43.-I-if
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
LIVERPOOL oLAssfFIcATTt


T.KE csHsns youR SHEEr --After shearins
j, is very dangerous to Jet your sheep lie out
in wet weather. ard for s,me time they should
be penned at d gbt even when It is fSr. We
have knoxn many sheep Gle in few hours.
in consequence OF being suffered to run 10
pasture, in wet day in June
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
Mr.. Van Burcn has cb,nped The

Mr.. Van Burcn has changed the name OF
his place from "Kinderhook" tn Linden
void" This last is compound %: two
Dutch words, "w"ldT meaning fnres', and
.iI.inden" a species Of slippery eIm--of
course the true meaning is slippery elm
forest" Very appropriate.
! FranIiia Rericlr.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
STATE OF ARKANSAS.j

STATE OF ARKANSAS
CurNry OF UNION.
ir Union Circuit Court. sitting 10 Cbanccry,
'hs eighth day Q: May. a. ID. 1913.
''e's' 'i'''f, :, complainant PETITION 70,
David Harris, defendant. D'r"fce'
rsylliS day camn the complainant By her
III soli'i'ors. and Il appearing that The siid
complainant Issued a sn5prra rga inst TIE 81 III
defend nj, which was returned; that the said
defendant could rdr be found IN said Union
COMFY; and the distance oi curuplainani's
bill h ing III u IN said complainant iniersaar
rrd with the srih a. fcndlni in the State a.
Arkans ,s-ihai the said defendant, after the
sad InrcrnarriaE'. wlinlly desert and alb
scented himself from the sad con, ,plainant for
upwards a twelve months, prior 10 the cling
of this bill ~ The s,id comrl- nani and int. nd
meyer to return to the said coGnpa inani--
that the conduct Of The said defendant during
TIER coIabi alton togribRr, Uas most unkind
towards The complainant, leaying her in a most
destitute cuadltinn--anG The sind complainant
prays in her said bill Of coinpl1int, 10 be Gi-
sorced from the bonds Of niatrimony by her
cnnfr1rt- d and entered into With the SAID de-
! ndanr II is therefore ordered, sdiudged and
decreed by The court here, that unless the said
defendant he ard appear ut The November
trrm Of The Union cirrui, court, a. ID. l5i3,
ai chlmpaynole, in Union county, Arkansas,
and plead, answer, except, or de.nnr 10 the
{ compl ,insni's said ILL, Tie same will be taken
as confessed, and decree entered by default
o raIasf him. Aud IL j. further ordered thlt
c copy sf This o:der b. published in The Wash
. g'oH Telegraph. a newspaper published in
the State Of Arkansas, for eight wee k sue
cessively, the last insertion thereof 10 be at
least eight weeks befaTc the said next term al
slid couri, i,unlil which time and term this cause
Is conlinued. JAS. r. MOORE, Clerk.
a trur copy from the royord.
T-sis: JAS. x. MOORE, Clerk.
lioore d Jackson, solicitors. I-Sw
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
LIST OF LETTERS

EMAlNING IN the Post Office at Wash
u Ington, Hampstead county, A-ksnsas.
on the 3Olh June, 1913. and if not taken Out
within three months will be sent 10 tie Gener-
al Post Off q as dead lett rs.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
E.5.yK .EOTFCE.

Branch gj-the B1nk gf'ie Stare ~ Arkansas. !
ar Arkansas, June 18th, l-I3. 4
IA VIE undersigned, Executive ani Financiai
Il. Receivers having received possession 81
the pip rty, AS Is. and elects Of the Bianch
IN IN, Back Of the liaie of irEansas. Al Ar
kansas. ia pursuance OF az act OF the General
Assembly of the Stale nf Arkansas. entitled
'-an scr ~ place the iInnL of the State OF Ar
kansas ia l.quidali"n. approved 3lst January,
lib. hereby give nyficr. 10 all pr ons in
debiei 70 snTd Branch. (wlnse debts are now
duel. 10 eunIc i,rwsad. within ninety days from
tl.r date hereof Can't 10 ail per-nns u hose debts
are y / nuw due. within ninety days afier the
same become dpe), sud pay up all arrearages
,f interest ana cal-.' (and interest in advance
for twelve onths. ai seven per cent. on the
principal dshi}. ''ln1 furnish such security tor
thr pIyment 81 the principal de5i. a. I've under
sicn"d may approve" Otherwise suit WI b.
Instituted against them.
SAM'L MITCHELL. ErecRfiUf Rec'r.
EM. \ DOliERry, EnanciaI Rec'r.
l-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
Office.

NOT G. f..
n Ran awavfrom The subscriber
AA about the Blue Bayou, Sewer
saA~ county, arkansas. a negro bo,
u y ~. 'as a,Ti s.f & .slrs sTsS11h Ssis.
Es~-.a feet and 10 or II inches high. IS
lbout % years Of sge, has a very
h'gh forehead and down look, will weig.. 100
Or lBj lbs. when he |, n he had on n white wool
hat, the color Of hit dress rnt recollected-
Will give So for the apprehension and con-
hnement OF said negro in any Jail 50 that can
get him. JOHN ". GREEN
June ~ ici i3. 52-Iw
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

Below, j. appended the form of note, such
~ WAL b. required in all cases Of renewal.
BATEsvILLE, Isl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

Colds, coughs, Splitting of blood, Bronchitis,
Dihculty Of Breathing. Asthma, Pain in the
Side, breast and chest. whooping cough, Group,
and all diseases Of The Liver and the Lungs.
We are alike liable to disease-and death il
the eertaiH lot of all thar live and have bengf
ana a'thcugh the latter cannot be averted, still
the former may, by the power of medicine, be
reno we'd, or rendered less painful to the afflicted.
lnefs ls one disease, however, which Sc. ms for
the learned faculty hive in vain attempted 20
arrest ITS fatal progress. nv the application Of
elnedles within ibeir reach or known ia their
practtre-hut Consumption has de6ed their
united skill. Ii has sfalked forth with impunity
Sathering IN its cherries embrace friend from
very circ'e, and a member from every family
OF it~ visitation. He then, whose labors have
brought fSrth medicine whirl in many cases,
and which will als9 afford relief in tue most
Stubborn and hopeless shouldbe regarded in the
hsnt OF nnhlic bfnefaetoF. II Is confidently
,eved that Duncans Expecforant Remedy
~lh 90 his. Hence II is presented and recon-
mehoed 10 the community This medicine
nInealatetypsliiltes and relieves the distressing
stoppinS the hectic fever and night sweat healing
the ulcsrated lungs and arresfng the fatal pro-
ensss 81 consumption, az the same time strength
snine the weak and debIlitated. resulting the
bowels, and rroeu cing quiet rest and sweet re-
pose. This Remedy can be relied upon 10 do all
powe, o, m1di AID Beng used in the
sor IN the Universitv OF Edinburg I fer upwards
o. eighteen years, by which thousands have been
restored 20 perfect health. IL Is to be UNDER
stood that the 'Expectorant Remedy will cure
all cases of Consumption; this il will not d.
but while there Is life there is hope; we would
therefore advise 81 10 y this medicine. When
me case Is lie, IL still proves blessing to
me srnereri oy giving ease AMI strength, reliey-
ing me congh, and Choking Of phlegm &C..
MS aione ls a consolation TO the patent which
thousands do not experience
- kSs & ONLY Paladelphia Office is at Ne
20 For salem Wheeling byJB arb MARSH,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12
+ A r e II II ID U @ l. ID
TO CIJNCINNA III.

nj ELL, MOORE & CO. = Past Mail Coach
l Y Leasrs Wheeling daily III O'Clock. p. M.
AZ hours to Cincinnati.
Plot Coach. leaves wheelips daily AT 6 o'clock
A. NJ. 4S hours 10 Cincinnati. Fare Sl0.-
ID. Tallmadge's Good latent Coach leaves Whee-
ling daily al 6 4. ~ ~ hours to Maysvllle. Fare
so. 81. - .
~ E1tras furnished at all Il mes. in the above
lines Ia parties, with the privilege of lying by al night
or not as They cboore.
Office No. 90 Waier 81. wHEELISo. Va. r. -
aug 30 J MESKIMEN. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO -tHNCINNATl. -
rEsH pubic arc informed that G r EENE a.
. n co. have entered into an, avrs n &c ment
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny 10 Tun Gar with the passenger train TO
CumoeriaRd, and are PREPARED 10 forward Pack
ages, Parscis, and bundles, al. 10 aud from the
following places.
Frederick. Hancock, HarPer's fssrrv. Narfias-
burg, Cumberland. Wheeling, Cineinnafi.
Packages Received and forwarded daily by the
Mail Train, leaving Baltimore at7 Id NJ ar.
r.vine al WheelIns BY ExPRE IS, early the fol-
10 wing evening. and delivered freq of Dorterage.
The above line Will forward pack ages, specic,
Drafts. Bills oil Exchange make c1pllections and
attend To the psrchase OF goods in Baltm. re-
Philadelphia, New York aud intsrmediaie towns.
Greece & &c. having ceanected1he above line
with GrswOlt y Co.'S Baltimore ans Phl!adel
phia. hnd Adams q Cos New York and Roston
Express Lines pledge themselvcs To execute
wlsh fidelity aud despatch. any business sdtrust
ed 70 their ore.
n. b. an pack ages b. TIL above line must be
marked Care of Grceae 3 Cos Western Ex-
press. E'F.Thoss from the Wee, Greene q Cos
Eastern aud Ncrthern ftxrress." We beg to
refer 10 the following eePtlenen. -. ~ ,e
Messrs Brekhend & Pearre. .-
Do Tailor. Jones & Co. p,..
4 Do Mathews O,ld a. Co. D
II Nm Robinson. Jr. E-q.
Messrs Dickinson a. Co. Cumberland.
. Do JAS n Forsyth g. Go. Hheelins. ~. "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Duncans, Cumberland.
Jas II Fsrsyih " Co, UheeIinR.
N. All packages addressed TO the care Of the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch.
~ GREENE & co.
asg 81 1873 Market street Bqiim0re.
~ n ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

= NOrfGssTO HOUsEKEEPE3s.

=, NOFfCEsTO IIOUSEKEEPERS.
VaHE Subscribers beg leave 10 inform the ciu
zens o. Wheeling AMI yiciaity, that they
have opened a.
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE. 3
nj No ffs NJ ain street. Wheelin2, w. where
NAV hz found On extensive assortment Of CHI
asd Mahogany framed Locking Glasses, Por-
<rait isnd Picture frames; Upholstery ware, can
sis als- IF Feather Beds: holsters. Pilsws, curl
ed HAIR, Spanish moss, GOTTEN, husk and spring
matttpsses; together with Glll assortment of
the lsttst style and best finished FURNITURE
ever offered in this CITY; all OF which Will be sold
ga the most reasonable terms and isarranted.
Also 10 oking glass Plates, mahogany veneeTs,
varnish, Spanish MOSS &c, &c, constantly on
Aaa5. -. -, .s.f ~-.r
STEAM BOATS furnish.d with every article
Of furniture on the most accom- mo 1ating terms
and AZ short notice. 80
e0rdsss IN ZanesyiIIs can be left with } r
ADAMS 81 Co. -. ~
Nv 20 MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12
EDUCATION.

. A FEMALE SEMINARY. nrder N. .rn.v-
- yis:on and control ofthe Rector Of Trinitw r
been opened at his residence Mrs Wiadsor.
sse rimcPal, y lady Of great experiences, Of
mas PRESIDED over similar Institutions in this =
country and England. and having resided 4.
France for some years is enabled to converse
nuenty IN the language Of that country. Her
assistant, Miss Shlseh completed her e,s.,;,s.,
a. the Patapsco Instilnte, Md. under the dirsc-&
hsia OF Mrs Phelps, feTmerIy Mrs Lincoln, and
patronage shall Justify, other suitshlv onsi;eei
assistants will be added. Over the i,nnosas,,,
, ~ 70 good eauca'lon-health, morals and
ccsptress will. be continually thrown. Fsper;-
ally will this be the case a. TO the boarders 49,
ss,sbshgsnt viii 70 ordered oIss5 en- Sers Of ,hs
enc cnsrh.shsd the endearnaents binding many into
nne narl l,, faniiv The boarding deSsls-
Smith. All the usual branches Of a cov,nl-,s
Fema,e education, both substantial and orss-
mental, Will be Taught.
For board, and tuition in al the I'm
Ehsh branches, per session OF Eve
months, payable IN advance asx a
Washing leach boarder finding fhe;F SfeS
owa towelsl per doz,n ooss
~ THIS school there will be no other sxfra cbsr-S.
lct,sne manages and ornamental studle~-
$50 ~ ans'rument for practising per
Drawing AID printing 10
Fancy work Of ell kinds each SSS
FRENCH, Latin, and Italian, each fooo
Ne Pupil WI be taken for less term thsn
on. session.u1less BY % evious IN dersss
Z - very desirable % havefhem enter as sayi. X;
The sessianlos p5snole. The vocation ssj bs ~ 80
month Of September and October Vocal n1nsi-
WI be one Of The General exercises offhe seho~T
without soy ext chaFge unless 20 fhoee ,yi,s -
cure special lessons, when the charge viii Be- 49,
..Adfrc.s Rsy. Thomas Smith P-rksr-ss--s
Wood coun w Va = y ~-4-~-1s.s
kzFEREScEs:-
sobieskiBrsdE Zen. wheeling.
Kew WIN .ArmnfFunr -
Do Mr Crak Charleston. n
~ Rev John Johns, Richmond Cifv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12
INSURANCE.

EIRE &NfARiNE INsURANCE-There ar
&c tao sitsulions only in which individuals can
be placed. where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofinsufance. These are, while sand
receiving from an insurance Office the full a
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by d. ISOLATE fam
Ily, iamennnR that stupidity and folly which h a6
taIed 70 przvlde for such conungency.
s ATKINSON, Agent of the PROTEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFOhD, CONN
Wilt take risks on dwelling houses, w are houses
stsTes, mills, factories, DC, together with theT
c9qtents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
enInerV and everyother description Of insurabIe
property Also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
AZ TIER cargoes 10 AID from any port on the
Western Waters.
,,,0ftiee on Main street, nearly opposite the u S
aoiei. tan 1, 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOltOD N Ut LUHOSs
Auctions Of the Liver, Asthma. Bronchitis
Painso Weakness Of the Breast or Lam 60
Chronic Coughs, PIeurisv HsnorrhaRe ofihe
Lungs and al affections Of tie Pulmonary
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTIONS
:, "A compound Balsamic preparation. OF the
Prttnus VirgiRtana or Wild Cherry Bark
prepares oy new chemical process, approved
and reco umended by the most distinguished
physicians, and universally acknowledged the
m gssT valuable MEDICINE ever disco vered.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.-The public sh ould
. bear in mind that il is Or WISfAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY thai R.rforms those
remarkspie cures which are published in every
part of the country. and not the articles Of sim-
lar name that are occasionally pulled into tenn
PoTary notice. Tho 20 may be good but we
know nothing about them.
ETLet every Mao, Woman and Child read
the following, and If that does not satisfy ALL
Of the great virtues ofthis Medicine, let them go
and see the ORIofNA with numerous other
testimonials Of like ch aracter:
WArERyitLE, Oneida co. N. W Sept s, 1919.
Dear SIR owe II to the afflicted TO inform
very Violent cold, caused by working IN the
water, which, settled ON my iungs. IL was ac-
compan led by severe pain IN my breast and
s.des and also a Distressing cough. had in
attendance ell the best MEDICAL aid in our village.
bnt alter exhaustiRg their skill to no avail,
they pronounced my disease a confirmed con-
sump'oIi AID they one and all gape me up to
die. After much pc rsua5ion, got the consent
81 my physician 90 use I ne 3aisam Of Wild
.
half OF which began 70 gain strength, and II was
very evident my cough vas much better and NV
symptoms in everv way imp rowing. 4 have
nov use4 three bottles, and an restored 10 Dcr-
feet hcohh. This result Is alone owing 10 The
use OF DR. WfsTAR's Balsam Of Wild Cherrv,
and take this method Of giving you the iofor
nation, party % pay the debt Of gratitude owe
youi ana partly mat others similarly affected
AaJ < now where % apply for relief,
Very irniy, yours JAMES SAGE
mNPALMER, Druggist, under date Of We
terville. Sept -. 1913, WTites-The statement
gyea you By Mr. James Sage is we'll knoyVo ~
be true By Tire iehoie cOrpUlunffy In cerf emil,
was most remarkable cure. The sale Of he
Balsam e very good, and success in cures aaf.
tering. Yours, respectfully,
d ID PALMER.
Let the aGiicfed cell and see our cerfifiess..
lhey prove conclusivelg that HeV can BE- carssf
y they get the rtRh N edictnc. 81 sine and r.f
'Dr WIstars Balsain Of Wild Cherry Besare
Of mil ffi0ns. n
Sold 10 wheelineby CRUMBACKER IN
Pittsburgh By I, wilcox. and In sll The pr;n.
cpsl towns IN the United Staies, sf,Os bottle.
nov ~ en-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

TREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
VU WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE. WASH
INGToN CITY. PliILA DELPHfa. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and C.od
Intent Stage Companies, running daily lines
tn CuIheriand. consecung With the ID g. o r.
Only "a houss Sssge travel 10 sssler sf The above
ciiies. The balance by Ilsilroad.
Time TO Bsltimore. "a haurs.
Time 10 Philadelphia a. hour
Fare 10 BaIinore III DOLLARS
Fare TO Phiadephia l3 do. -
Six daily lines leaves the Ca'- Stage and Rail
road Office every morning at 6 O'Clock A n, aud
extras furnished at any hour a had should oier.
Forihn'ugh Tickets TO BalIinore and Philadel pha.
apply at the Co.'S Office. No sc Water ST. Wheeling
Va one d-or North u S Hotel. t -
Fer Uosj tnient Siag Co d HUTCHINSON.
ard WIN NEWMAN. fer N X S Co.
Greot Csnfrai RoHis Rui road aud Sfoge e6iee.
sep 10 rfIE ..H-f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

a large assortment of tho best Balmerr and
SrANlSli SOLE LEATHER, Upper Leather CALI
Kip. Kid and Mnrocco Skins; Binding. PHk and
Fa; Lining Skins. Thread Pegs. Nails. Avis. Lasts
and Findings generally. ALSO. F..f r'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

A CARD-BoARDlNC by The week ., -,
- ne Day, 70 sat The times. SINGLE Meals
ready ~ ALL HOURS, 81 The ''''
WHEELING REsTAURAET,
No - Union SfrecI. between Mai. - No..
FBESH OYSTERS. Constants "a b.,5 =
oe' ~ HOWARD MCULLoUGH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

Geniemens' Fine C.p'h. Seal. Velvet and Flu.
Lined CAPS, Boys Cloth. Velveteen. Miu.krat
Nenira nisl Sealeii Cap
Infants Cloth and Velvet Caps, Boston and rhila-
d,iphia STYLE nc,4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

OOV 1000 LBS TOW, -
- - 80, ~ BED Cords, 30 dor Piourk Tines.
= Coils Manila Rope. 90 Coils fIsms Ra,-
rs Reels Packing Ysrn.
-. at7or- MS and WINES OF I'll kinda. y,hi.A
will be sold as low for CASH a "a, n. -
West Of The Mountains. The pablo .ss rsrnec,.
lnily soliciicd 70 give me cell before nnrct.~in.
elsewhere .CfsAR1.Es r.. BEaRF,
nL.tr vi. Cofdsas Steve
aae - tlsaa ~ Waisrrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12
: 5'|9'3'S
"A. 8. TODB'S
BOOT 81 SHOE STORE.

A s. TODD. has inst seinrned fro~ ~ Essr;
- and Is now opening his Fall aud WINTER
STOCK of BOOTS aud SHOES. At The SOUTH end
Of the Msrkef House. Sign OF fhe BLACK NAM.
MOTH BOOT A. this Stock was s>,~~,ed and
purchased expressly Coz the retail Trade Of wheeling
no fears need be roierainef ofi's qualify. and where
an article is sold psme and 1,ss not urn oui to
be such, the proprietor will make il good in sub
sequent Purchase Al Who wnni Boots. Shoes.
Caps Leather and Findings. win please cell M the
South End Of Market Square. and examiss tie i,l-
hwing stock. viz
45e Pairs Mems COARSE BRoGANs, sfs- :.
$50 do KIP dr, ..i,'sa n -
90 do CaIfsnd AIorocco Afonross, q
90 Pairs Boy Thick Bregsns. .t -tet -
so do Kip and Calf do, -,
80 Pairs YOUTH Thick snd Kip'Shoel.
100 Pairs Mems Thick and Kip Bools. s5
132 do Calf. Seal and horueco Boots. -
ls5 Pairs Boys Kip, Thick and ealf d.. tey
900 Pairs Youshs' Kip asd Cali rfi Dc. -
1924 Pairs Womens' Kin Lace Boots q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12
Consumption.

Or DUNCANs ExPEcToRANT R
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

sobsski Brady, Zen. wheeling.
Rev WIN Armstrong, do
Do MI Craik, Charleston.
Gov ~ ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-12

There are Verm'fuges in almost every section
OF tie country, asserted To- be the same or eqnal
To Fahnes,ock' s,-which is not the csse,-ttere
re none iikeit. They contain daneerous inare.
dients Avoid Them as you value life and health
use me hrst aud only safe ais efficacious one.
20 no, be per uaded by the interested vender
thai others viii answer as we'll -
For sale nv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
THE SOCIETY owraIzxDs.

II is not often tha, NC hear tho quot sec, cali
cd Frienjs, brought before the public, IN Ian
guagc 50 glowing rs The following The extract
Is from Lay sermon" delivered IN the middle
ot The Atlantic Ocoso to NJ audience composed
OF large number Of both cabin sud stccshgo pas-
sengcTs, Oh board Of one u oar packet sings. hy
Augu<te Dlvczac, Esq late Charge de AT,ires
al the United StniC-, at the Hague. WHO hsd heea
called upon for that purpose. Though pronou-
ced exlenporaneoIsy, Vel he RAPID pan Of an
intelligent reporter did nos allow IL 20 perish w,th
the sound Of the words that died upoa the air,
md after revision by the eloquent speaker, il
was sent TO The Democratic Review, % BIO pre-
served among the pages of that periodicals:
Brotbers:-If there be, among the variou.
modes by which man 10 wont 10 express his gFnt
Iudc 30 the divinity, one that may be presumed
more likely than anothe. 20 prove acceptable 20
God, It is an inclined TO believe. that in oss
among tho disciples Of the founder Of the SocIety
of Friends. They invest 10 one individual With
q perpetual sacerdoial character. They afIix on
10 one from among themselves ri nde!I5le seal
Of priesthood, They do not close forever lips
tina, would fam open 10 send forth the overflow
lngs of inspired hearts The pious multitude.
wrapped IN holy meditation TIL one has found.
not only the deep feelings which. rs on angels
wings. bear UP man from earth 10 heaven, from
matter TO spirit from the bounded circle of NOR
tai vision 70 the infinite creations-but also words
the earthly embodiment Of spiritual aspirations
la their assemblies privileged md saiaTied
j.. cv or and anon expected-uay. required /
ever his thoughts or feelings Of the moment be-
however sterile Of IDEAS his mind may prove at
the appointed hour-;o bring forth tia, which,
i grows not from seed that man has sown,
terminates only when and whore II lists; which
derives 10 force from the learning taught in uni
versites and colleges, but comes unoidden &c the
simple of heart the mock Of spirit; not regular
and periodical IN It's visilasions, cut Ike angels
in days when earth and heaven were won't 10
commune, uCfrequeD', unlimited, but always well
come. rapturousy received guests Of The heart!
To speak and teach Of things holy and divine.
whether cieanscd By fcrFent PRAYERS. efiniiic,sd
penances. viai's. long ard patiently endured. hy
the gtimmeEiass Of The midnight lamp his mind
has been made the pure unsrliled foua, from
which ia 10 flow The living water that moistens
the parchsd lips Of the thirsty, and gives the