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Jobn -Klcin.
WcISina, Nllni 1890.

1Bir, bic ltnter5eibnctcM baben i'm <aufe
unlerer praris, NIT entibepeu pcMtbdtiscr
Birfuns in pielsN Sdarn, ben @straucb Don
Oafslsp's Nciniaunas Sprup bon SarIapas
rila ansswencct, uno rmpfcblcn ccnleibrn init
9eranisrn Der Saenltat ais cine porjd9lis
ebs 3utsreitunS.
:, :. t1IhbIcnbcra M. ..
5alm. g. Sircl,, W. ..
Jebn y. Otto, !W. 8 &C. &C.
Msabin9, SUM 1889.
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Gtn StCf aefunoen.

Gin eunfelbrauner tutbener Stof wnree
DOR unsefabr feds wotbcn, an Der @raEe
bic BON Nsapins nat6 9t6brersbura fibrt,
niobt psit bon Salbad's wirtbebauIc, ae>
fnpen. Ser reebtmaffse gisentbilmer 1T
srlutbt t6 bei 6rn. guricb am ctenssnanns
ten Wirttsbanle Su meGpen, feiu gisentbum,
retbt 5u te,peiien nne ben Nof sessn 8e,abs
lung BET Soften IN empfans tu nsbmsu.
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Heabind, m6r, "a. 1874.

Nsaon9, Wdrs Ia, l843.
Jpr. Oafslsp-Sb CLAUDE, oas ss Yfdt sis
nss Ssoen 1T, alleS so tbun mas in feiner
Wfadbt 1T, fur oas 0Sobl fsinsr Witmenfben,
uno oa ltb itbsrStussnbs 8smeife in msner Ia:
mile bate, BON ben wunberbaren @iaenfbofs
ten Sbrss Msini9unsssSpmps ron Sarfapas
rilla, empfsble ib osnfeben asrpifsnbaft alien
2eieenesn. QSir battsn baS llnaii6 ,,pel BON
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9cuQtaSpiQe, Npril Is, lS43,

or. Oaeslsp MRsin SoDn, gpmuno eeaf
bate Die SercfuIa fir brsi Sabre lanN auf
cine fbmsrslbs mb b6bf firbtrIite srt,
wabrsno ,pslbsr 3sit CT tes @sbraubss feinsr
@lisosr bsraubt war, isin iQols unb &cpf ,por
NIT @elbwliren bebe6t. SBir aebrautbtsn ale
perlbisbenen Mittel, ober ebne @rfcla, bis unS
empfcblsn wuree BON 9r. Sobnfcn, BON Hprs
ristaun, unb ebenfaaS Or. Sfaaf Sosifer, pon
&saoinS, Sbrsn &sini9une6 @prup BON Gar.
faparilla su sebraubsm wopcn ib siniae gct.
tsln bsfam, bersn @s6raub bic &ranebet aan,
aus bsm Spitsm psrtrsb, unb raS &inS ace
lan9ts rpjebsr su p6uli9sr @siunbbet, rpsldbs sr
fstosm ,nunterbrcdben ssnie6t, gum grifai,nsn
tislsr perfcnen mslcbe i'm mdbreno fensr
Sranfbsit ssfsben. Sb babe ss fir msins
Yfbt 9ebalten unb isnbs Sbnsn bisles 3sua.
nls' oom't Nnosrs' mslbs bisisbsn lIsbsl in
ibren Samllisn baben tuiifsn misen 100 its cine
70 fbdebars Msoisin bsfcnmsn f6nnsn.
Sbrs aufribtise
Nmelia Qeaf.
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Sobn Moper Sbnsiosr.
9Saqnub, naDe ber 4ten StraE, &saoin9.
9uIpehoetpni Npri[ 1919.


ST. Oafslep-N)1eiu QSsib eliIatetb mar
lanse 3eit fetr init Gheumatismus scplast,
pcn ipslebrr fte lhicn 9cbsilt Su fcin, ais Gin
gdhwulIt Dru srfhwiristr Slatur Itcb an
ibrer Vrnt ssiats, rpsltbrs ctcnfalls Don Dem
anae(tellten lr3te cntfernt wurpr; alsbann
tffnste 1b ein @riebwir an einem Ssins,
weldss Ihnea an,pucbs, rbalcicb allcs anees
wenbet parb ,pas bon einem 9elcbftrn Irrjte
III tbun mar, illn ss su beilen. Das gitern
unb lbwir uabm ta9licb su; enclieb cmpfabl
ibr Nr3t Stren 8einiaunse: Sprup BON Gar.
Iapariaa,ilte nabm bios prsi 8la(tbeb tpclebe
bic Granfbrit 9dn3lid cnt,pur5elten uno ibrs
@eiunp5rit bclIfcmmen beritclltcm SD CT.
at6te es ais pfiebt 9racn Sic uno oas pub.
lifum, pisIe febdebare 2r;nep tcfannt sn ma
hcn. Sejcusts, SenepilIe Sleln.
Jobn Klcin.
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Sarnlers 2oant pom Sfadt Xeldw. ."Oepsr, par
DO. DO. :3psig& 2Silmineton, par
DO. DO. lSpsia, @eoraetopn, par
DO. DO. 3psis, Psw @affle, par
Union Sanf, iu Gitmin9tcn, par
Slsine HOtsn untsr sbl. bis Ii
Seem Serlep,
Sslpibsre Sanf' su Selpitsre, l
Burlington So. Sanf, Msbfort, par
Commercial Sanf' Yertb Nmbpp II
Cumberland Sanf* Sribaston, par
Sarners Sanf* Mpunt 6oup bar
Sarmers Oletbanies Sant ,Stabnap J
Sarmers II Wlebanies DO Wllop(etppu u
Olcrris 60. 8anf* O1crretcwn II
Mletbanics Banf, burlington par
Oletbanies 90 Slelparf ]
Oleebanics 1t Wannfaetures co* 3renton par
Olorri6 Canal u Sr. 60. Sl.S gitp, uuab.
pet eetell nnsan9bar
Stsparf Sant SnI. CO. Stewart /
Orange Sane' Orange IL
pecples Sant, paterGoa
princstcu 8antE>, Drineetcu nar
Salsm 8anfins Cos, 9alcm rar
9tate Sanf&t Slewart J
State Sanf* gl9abrtttown !
State Sanf* gamDem par
Slale Oait or Wlorrl6F OlprriStpipn
State Sant' Stem Srunspif par
Su0er Sant@ Slentpn IL
8renton Sanfins Co. 3renton par
Union Sant# OoDer II
Sant OF ". Srnns'pift Sruns,rif sebrob.
Sarmers Il. W!etbantes 8ant %. setroeb.
granflin Sanf Of St.S. Ssrispeitp ssbroet.
Sproten Santln9 20. 5obcfen sebrob.
Sertep eltp Sant, Seriep City sebroeb.
Uletbanles Sant, patterion acbrcct.
manufacturers Sanf, SellpiIIe sebrch.
Monmoutbe 8ane Of 81 8 8rsctolr ssbrc.
Stem 5ors DeI Sr. gO* tambsrtpiae -
81 s Manuf. II Sanfins 60 5otofen aetrp.
81 = sprotsetiou $ombarb 8anf sc 30.
paterion 8ant, patsrlon sebroeb.
9tate Sanf, 9rsaton eetroeb.
Salcn II Ybila. Olannf 60 Salem aetrob.
Raitinstcn Sanfins Go !5atsnfaf sctrp.
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50 c y t g c ~ G 8.

Grtronenoe Sur BON Scrofu(a coer
&in95.llebel. belpirft ourcb Safcteps
Eeiniouno5 Sprup.
9ies eicnt su bescuSen oab meinc Srau
eliiabetb 5dfer fcit ocn lcstsn feds Sahs
rsn al pcn abIhsuIiebsm Ser,phtunscn bon
Sercfula, ODER Sbniaeilbcl 9cltten ,pcourtb,
cas Sclftbt 70 anscarifeu ,par bab Sbcile
bet STATE Strn unb Der cine Sadeu ssrf6rt
,purotn, lnb 9rcBe $6ebcr in ccn Wluno eiits
sefre0cn tparen. Scr lepte dr5tlihe Sciitanr
ipuroe DerIebaf;t mo allie tsfannte Wttel
Derfutt aber Die &rantbrit fbritt immer
Dcrnart6 n.,par Ghuen amllcbcrbancncbmsn.
2(Qe 5pfnuna bate uus brrladcn, ais uns
Oafsleps Neinisuu9s Sprup anacratben
,puroe. SD taufte Oicr cocr fluff Sctteln,
,pelcbe bic Sranebeit sdnjlitb aus Dem Spfem
DcrtriebcM, 70 pa6 meme sSrau Dcllfcmmrne
SeImbbeit 9enic6t; bod blctt bas SGtbt
bur6 Die Oer,pIltun9en oct &rantbeit cnts
iteat. es 1T nun tcbcn Wrnatiri tcm bes
Ie S0eilun9 be,pirtt ncrben, ilno id wartste
bis pabsr, oamit ipr ltcbcr Ien mtchtrn Die
Sur Eei poQtcmeu, unr maCbe cs nnu tefaunt
oamit anoere >rioenee etenfalls per Bobltbat
pisIee mIbdebaren Sprups acnlcbsn m6Sea.
SeScusts mcine llnterIbrift ZEN 13trn 8ebr.
II. .. 1910. Jfaaf safer, glia6 Sibp.
bei SriebenSburg, Ssrf6 @auntD.
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Or. Sf,ifcb's mnfebibare
Gei iunDbeits : piuen,

Sinb entitbieren Die bette
,lno ,pobIfcilits O1spi,in,
bic jemals anaetoten ,pcrs
BEN 1T in Der @eifalt bon
Plllen. prcis 81 ur
I24 Sent Die SOr ODER
Sbabtel.
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Sanfen i'm ssSnncrn beS Qanoe}

9Seltern Sdnt par
Sanfen i'm Snncrn beS eanoe5.
Sanf non 9(Qe9bsnp, ;u Stcforo, llnsan9b.
Seaper, gu Ssavsr, DO
Swatara, 81 9arrobur9, 9slbIcl1en
9Saibin9tOn, 81 8aibin9ton, un9an9
@DamberSbur9 ju @bambsrsburS, 3
@etti6bur0* ,u @etti5bur9, 9
YttSbur9, W pittSbur9, [
Susquebannd 60. OiontroIe 2S
Sbefer SauntD su QScitdHiter, par
Selamare @auntD. ~ @bcter. par
@srmantaun ~ @srmantaun, par
Qtmi6tnm III geWStaun, 9
WtbbtMun ~ Miopletnun, 81 4
Wcnt9omcrp Co.. ;u Ncrri5taun, par
Nortbumberllnc ~ 9tortBumberl par
SerfS @auntD Sanf ~ Meaeing, 10
Ssntrs bitto iu Sclefcnte, 9eIbloben
@itD Sanf ~ pitSbm9, lln9an9bar
@clumbia 8rlifen @eislibait, Columbia z
@arliSle bittoa ~ @orli6ls, 3
Dcplcstaun Ditto su DrDlsStauu par
Gaitpn blttp* su @aiton, par
@rhan9e Ditto gu pittSbur9 l
Certificate
9Jctt Slotfn
@rhan9e 3,peig SIT NplioaySburA I
Certificate
eric Ditto iu eric, 6
Sarmsr5 II. 9rrpsr5 su gEapnsSbura. 4
DO Sab(tdr IN eurrant Scnbs 6
6armer6 uno Ditto bitto iu pit6burM sebr.
SarmsrS unp Ditto DO. iu Sawtte Gc. .oebr.
8armere unc % su &rcnealtle scbrceb
Sranfln Ditto iu @aibin9tcn, I
SarmerS Sdnf y. Suct6 @tD 4. Srifc(, par
Farmers bittD BON 2anealtsr* ~ Qanealtsr 9
SarmsrS bittc, bon 9tsabin9* su 0isa. +
Ioorri6bur9 Ditto Su 5oarrsbura, :
loarmcnD Snifitute 81 (oarmcnp, unaana,
Socns5bole Sanf Su ScneSpale, !
{ountin9opn Ditto gu 6untin9bcn, unaono,
Sunldtd QUITO 81 semlStdun' un9an9.
Qonfaiter %. 81 Qanfalter ?
sanealtcr gauntp Sanf, at <anealter II
Qsbanon %. Su Qebanon, 81
eumberman's DO, su Iarrcu, aetrotben.
Warrietta Ii. Su6qucb. Srabino@o. unob.
MRerhantS 1t. Manuf. Sanft pjtt6bury |
Certificate I
W1ebauics Sane, pittetura, betraa,
Wcncn9cbela Ditto bon Sraunspiac, III
polt gloten :
Miners Sanf bon YpttsuiGc, 2bis 3
Iprtbern Ditto bon ga. at Ouuboff. unob
Iprttumbl. II. Spl6.Sf. at Miltcn, unqb.
sc. @eltcru Sf. o.pa. McabeYiQe, oeIt(.
0ter Salem bp. Sapette @aunty, betrtia.
Iprthamptpn Sanf at 9lGentaln, =
sc. s.. Dclaw. Sritdcn SO. su sc. 8. seletl.
Office eer Sant pcn Yennf. Ioarrisb. 5 aebr.
Office DO DO qanealfsr 3 oebr.
Office DO Do Nsabina b 9ebr.
Office DO bc Cation 8 9etr.
3psis Der 9. Stootens pittsbura. ocbrocb. y
90. Do. 81. ju erie, bp.
%. %. %. ;u Ssapsr. DO,
Office ber SbuDlfil Sanf, Ycrt @arbcn b
a9ritul. 1t: Manuf. Sf. su Carlisle, eebr
Stlocr Safe Sduf at Mpntrofe, aeIdlpiI
SaDlcrSpIls Selaware Sridsn SO. Is
Sowanba bp. su Sp,panca, So
linton bc. at llnipntdun, oebrpd,
gSedmcrelano %. su @recnsbnra, aeldlp.
QStlfeSbdrre Sritcfen So. su Wi(f. nnaa,to
QScif Srandb Sanf, 0Siliamsport, 35
WDpm!ng Sanf Su @ilfcsbarre, 4
Ocrf ettc* 81 Oorf, 2-S
Ucugbc9anD Sanf su perrDppplis, un9an9
DteSfrtcn BON ben nit beseicbnetrn8ans
Fen werosa niht in 0epolt senommen aber
al een betrefenccn 8anfsn auesewchIslt.
9ie NIT b be3eibnet seben feineHotcm aus
Se(aDare.
Sanf p.9Stlmin9tcn H. Sronbewin t1Slm par
Sanf bon Sslapars*, 9Simin9ton par
SdnF bon Gmirno, Stnirud, Dor
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9Bertb Der Yonfnoten

stae biejsniesn Sanfsn, nslde init einem(s)
Stsrn bcjetbnet fnb, baben entIpeeer falfbe
poer um9ednpsrte Hrtsn prn psrlbeesnen Se>
nennun9en i'm llmlaufs.
2l0e NIT sinsm Cd Sreu; beieibnetsn Bans
Fen paren fribsrbin 6Hsntlbe 9spcftsSanfen
Ole Hoten perjsni9sn Sanfen, welde mir
NIT snem 8soanfsnltrirbe II beIibnen,wers
Den BON ben SroferS nbt an9encmmen.
pennNlpanien.
Sanfen in philadelphia.
Hanen. 9istOnto in YDilab.
Sanf BON Ncrtb 9tmsrifa* par
9ecrtbern Qiberte6" par
Yenniplpania& par
penn Saunlhip* par
ber Ser. Staat.' 80 bis 33
Commercial Sanf>* bon pcnniDlpanien par
Sarmsr6 II. Me6anie5 Sanf par
8iraro cittct ID
@iroro Ditto (Stspbsm* in pbir~ ssi4lo1
&snfin9ton DO. par
Ssnlln9tcn Sabius Snitituta -
Oierbants 8ant BON pbilac. brtrsa.
Wcpmeniln9 Sanft, par
Wdnuf. II. Mebanics par
Wehantc6 Sanf in Vbil'a, par
Weanuel &abor 8anr (3.@. .0pctD sctr.
penniplpanta Sapinss Sant bctrI9.
pbilabelpbia Sanf* par
pbtlabelpbta 9ablns Snltltnt sctrobn.
pbilaeelpbia $can Comp. Do.
'pem Scwnfbip Cav Snt. -
Htharps CNGarf) sebroct.
Soutbparf SaOin9s Sant brtrus.
Sbuplt,a Cav Snltitut 9cbrchen
Shuplfta Sauf* par
Sputbmarf Ditto par
lBcltern Sanf par
ShnEnn i'm cSnnnr,, Sn2 0nnSn2
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9e9en Tbeumatbic Auo 8llfens
Sbmersen, 0inement,

perfsrtlst bon JobnKienlcy.
OiTes sinement 1T pas tr.pabrtcfs OiittcI
,peltbee jcmals Dor pas publitllm actrobt
moreen 1T; es beri6atft icaleiebe &inerruns,
menn Scbrauh oapou semaebt miro. Sic
NHfensShmr5en eurirt es teim erItcu opsr
5,pelten Dlal Sbmeren.
EselnSis 5u baten in cicftr 9rn6ersi.
pres: so Gent Die SlaIebe.
Neapns, Nprl 95. bU.
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.erf6 Gauntp, f.

Sette eountQ. i.
(~7l sd. 8cnamiu 9rfcn, prcs
: T., =. Stbcnctar bcr Court Uon Common
C~~ pleae in nnb fir 8erfs @auntp
beSeuac biermit, taB lch NIT rcn nadGbenonus
ten Dcrlouen pcbl betannt bin, aIs: Scbn
81. GoGer, Or. Sobm 81. 6icltsr, Oiatbias
g. Niebarbs, gIq. Biltam Nbcaos, Nt6t.
Scbn Olincr, elq. 9aniel s. Soas, QBils
liam 8. W1illsr, Spbn s. Santlelc, Senrp
&hcaos glq. Sclir SeiieL Or. 6iritcr $
Dmblenbera, Or. Salcmou u. Sircb, Or.
Scbn 3. Otto.
2(lc Suracr bon Wcaoina, Ssrfs @auntp,
pa. oeren 9lamen ben pcrttebcncca Seusnlis
fen beiscflgt fub, uno pa6 Ucllcr Slauben
ben parin entbalteEen AnempfebIunscn sssss
ben rpcroea mag.
Gum 3euani6 oe0en, babe id bierunter
mcine ltrterfbrift nnb ras Sie9el ter bsIas,
ten Court bin3u9efii9t.
benjamin Trien, Yrotbcnrtar.
Nracins an9ult l, 1889.
2laenten fur Scrfs Gauntv.
Clos unO Dcper, gretcr. Ssuncpile @rss
lner, Olepoiae. <aufs unb @lae, Srierenss
burg. II. 81. gleaper, 20. g. G6ben, peit.
Oallntan itmo Sarret, $anaiebmamu. Gam.
8ebL Saumstauu. Sobn Ooeum, Slcultotr
Stride. petsr W1arquart, 2tmitp. Saoio
9ebult5, 5ereforo. Samnel Srceblcr 90.
Saeob sreibler, wabinston. g.9.@bule,
90. s.. nno 9. Soper, Scptrstaun. 8. 3.
Nboaos, DO. 81. u. Sonss, ltncupias. s.
Selser, $a,pren5pillG 3. g. Sobanf, Ditto.
qebi 81. Giltert, S1u Ssrln. 3. s. 8eeb:
tel, Schtelspiae, 6cpenrsitb II. Gue, &uss
taun. peter &nabb, Olsp. Samurl <cbatb,
scbaebsUills. Saeob Slen, Bsrn. S.@mmp
Neumanstaun. wm. SiIhcr, 6sioslbers.
Samuel Wloor, 9taubsburs. Scbn 6rf.
man, Sinfins Sprins. 9Bn,. II. 8. Saneer
fife womelsoorf. $ctt 8enlcu, 90. Gam.
W. @lthaus, Wlaipenerise. 8. S. Mcbr,
Wcbrebillr.
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Tbemae Nirbm,
Neaoina 8ebruar 97, 1s43.
9e9enuber bem Sepct Neapin9

SD bate 6rn. 2bcmas Diebm's Camille
feit bcn leBten Sabren bebisnt, ,pabrenb wels
tber 3eit ifb scIessntlih fir bic 8rau Dicbm
fit cen in otisen gsrtiieater ,pibntem lletc
Dcrfbrieb, nit NIT serinser &moeruns.-
SD babe iece llriatb su slaubcn oa6 bic Q5ic
osrbertelluns ibrsr Selunobeit allen bsm
Gsbraub bon 6rn. Oafelsp's Nsiniaunss
Sprup bon SarlapariIa susufebreiben lit.
Galcmon 9. Bird, 81. 9.
Weaoins, Den srtcn Hpril 1859.
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SarmRrs Sanf pom Gtaat 9elaw. Depsr, par
DO. DO. 3usisa 2Silmneton, par
DO. sc' S,psis, @sorsstomn, par
DO. DO. Speia, Pew @aif(e, par
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
RE VARIABLE FRIGHT OF CHICK
EN- LIT TIE.

There is Child's book published.
which contains the following dialogue,
something on the principle Of three
black crows and Which is applicable TO
various occurrences in life. Our rca-
ders can make their own application.
did you ever hear oG Oh ckcn Little
now she disturbed hole ncighboI hood
by her foolish alarm? Well, Chi ken
Little was running about in gentle
man 5 garden, and sic ran under a rose
bush, aud a leaf ie N her tail so she
was Dire duly frightened. aud run away
To Hen Pen. 'Oh Hen PEN said she
the sky Is laliugr why, Chicken
Little. how do you know liz? %, heard
1t with my ears saw il with my eyes.
and part Of 1t fell on my taiIr = One
then, says Hen Pen, let us run as fls
as we can! 81 they ran till they
came TO Duck La k Oh. Dock Luck !
says Hen Pcn,'the ky is falling! 'Nhy.
how do you know i;?' says DLck Luz k
Chicken Little told me- chicken Lit
tic how DO you know NJ L heard il
with my ears, | saw it with my eyes,and
part OF II leIl on my tailr oh, let Us
run! says Duck Lick. And they went
OF all they came To Goose Loose, oh.
Goose Loosen SAYS Duck Luck, the sky
- Ial ingn 'Why Duck Luck how do
YOU know itP Hen Pen told me! lien
Pen, how do you know ii2 Chicken
Little told me' Chicken Lutte how
do you know itr Oh, heard it with
my ears, ] saw it with my eyes, and
part oCIt fell on my tail2 Run, run!
Is last as yoa can says Goose Lo So
Aud away they all went till they M
with Fox Lox. oh, Fox l. X! the Sky
Is falling Who told your says Fox
LoX. 'Goosc Loose to d met Goose
Lpose, who to d your Duck Luck
Duck Luck, who told You? Ellen Pen
tod me- Hen Pen who told your
Chicken Little told me- Chicken Liz
tie who told your Oh hear d it with
my ears, | saw il with my eyes and part
o IT le | on my taiih Make hustc.' says
OK Lox, and all come into my dcL'
Fox Lox opened the door, and in they
went, and he ma 10 d supper of them =
AM all this from the foolish fright OF
Chicken Little
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
WASHINGTON RUMoRS :.

WASHINGTON RUMORS. Inc rum,r,
which are referred To in the fulowng article have
hecn afnat ia This city for The last two avs:
RUMoR-Last evPuing after The rival If Tho
Sruihcra Mail. rumor a1oat which caused
no liiile surprise.
Ii was stated that at Cabinet Council held on
Tuesday. Mr.. Spencer. now Secretary Of the Trea-
~nry, IN IInaicd a wish that the PrCsIdcn vuuld
dismiss Cnn,mander NJ ,ckenze from the Nav
Tho President, of course could consent 1, snch
a Proposition. aud Mr. Spencer threatened to
Withdraw from the Cabinet if his request was not
granted
Judge Upshur il is sail, limited that as he was
nj the head OF The Navy Department. such mea-
sure would affect his position.
And II is added thui after the Co neil had been
closed. Mr. ). pressed the matter 81 warmly that a
hlow was passed between HIM and the Secretary
Of The Navy.
We give the above report in the least npleasnnt
form that we heard it. We deem it proper To add
the expression of belief that il has been greatly
exaggerated. If not entirely fabricated somewhere
u. s Gazette
There are other similar rumors alloai in the cast.
ern papers. and il stated TO be fact by a st 90
passenger here on Saturday. thai blows were ex-
changed. We have doubt, from the con duct Of
The Secretary Of the Treasury in this affair. that
words were high. We hope no Thug worse oc.
Cured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

The Surveyor Of this port re1uents
us TO call the especial attention of the
masters and owners STEAMBOATS, 10 thu
act Of Congress passed at the late ses
SION, which we published yesterday, a ,
he is under the absolute necessity Cf
Withholding u cense from any boat III al
does not comply with the law.
by the way, it will be seen that this
law imposes some very enormous and
oppressive duties upon steamboat own
crS, the proPriely and usefulness Of
which may well be questioned. never
hcieSs such is now the law, and To that
law all must confirm. We would sug
gest 10 the masters, owners and officers
oil boats the proprety Of holding meet
ing and fixing upon some general course
In relation To the requirements Of the
act. The Surveyor OF the port we be-
levc, is disposed to do ali in his power
10 facilitate and save expense To boat
owners; but unless some gene raj course
IS adopted in compliance with the gcner
al requirement Of the act, much cunfu-
sion must ensue. The provisions Of the
law in relation to the tilIrr ropes, is, if
not mess, at least burdenso ne enact.
mcnt So LOu'S Republican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
TIE TOMATO rbe ceIib,i,,

IN IOA ~ - The cell britY
of this plant has become astonishing
A few years since prejudice reyilcd at Its
exec lcncIes with IT'S most ,indictiye
tauntings Now, it is an arli lie Of so
general popularity, scarcely a garden,
or an apology for one, is 10 be found
where IT IS not cultivated, aud almost
every voice is loud in procIaiming its
oXccllencles he Tomato has .hree
klnk Of varieties, to wit: the large com.
mon. the egg, a"d the golden drop We
pr Ter the Two laSr kind, for rlture, as
they are hrmcr or more solid in their
texture aud more de icatc in their fla
vor. he tomato may be started in a
hot bed, or la boxes in the house i'm
March. Then by care, large thrifty
plants VIII be ready for putting on,
as soon as the season Of frost IS passed.
! hey do not require a rich soil; this
causes them to run too mLch to vine .bu
rather an excitement t. push forward To
perfection We know Of no more sure
effective 10 produce tits than to put say
half or third OF a common shovel full
of hen or pigeons dung in the hill. Il
Is admirably calculated for pepper or for
tomatoes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

THE EARTHQUAKE.-We much
fear that Martinique and probably the
adjacent Islands have suffered severely
again from an Earthquake Ia addition
TO the &C count we published yesterday
rom Charleston, Of Y, sseI having ar
rived the re-, which being or the north
crn part Of Martinique, had experienced
the usual phenomena which accompany
such an event. and that afterwards the
master had observed a thick smoke is
SUING from the vicinity Of the Capital.
lilssclerrc, We now learn from Capt.
Richardson, Of the brig hnnawan. arri.
we'd yesterday from ST Thoman, hat at
about the same period a severe shock
was felt at that place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

In The New York House Of Assembly. on Mondav,
Mr. Allen. chairman Of the Committee OF Was 81
Means. reported preamble and resolution re eclii
the Safes share OF ihe proceeds OF The public lands
This sacrifice adds the Express Is made To prupi-
tate free trade. wh advocates require il as me
Of the con iIlions upon which they give their sup
per, 10 Mr. Won Buren, Tor Pre,idenL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

DRY GOOOS-There was never lime when
Wheeling presented so large stock Of Dry Goods
10 customers as the present. when they sold at
low puces Or to great advantage to their custom.
ers- Under these circum tances, the merchants in
this section Ofthe country will find it much to their
advantage 10 make cir purchases here. We spsak
sincerely, when say that taking into considera.
iiOn. the expense Of going east. the increased prlce
that the small dealer III have to pay and the cost
OF freight, the merchant find that he can make
his purchases to better advantage in Ibis city than
by going east. Several Of our merchants have this
year laid in very heavy stocks for couairy dealers,
and are determined to sell at tle lowest pirces. We
will name few Of our Dry Goods men, who have
made this PREPARATION.
JOHNSON, BERRYIlLL 81 CO. on Main street.
have opened store aud have very large
stock, principally for wholesale, Of every variety ol
Dry Goods. from the finest and richest To the cheap
est Of domestic manufactures. Their stock
eli Lawns, Silks, French and American prIn;s and
Bleachsd aud Brown muslins isVery large and fine.
o w HElSKELL, corner of Market and Union
street. has just returned from The east with msgnl.
feent sock. whefe The merchant or consumer will
find good bargains. This stock il varied but selsc
country, being heavier in The finest DOmesios ihsu
M the most expensive goods
J SENSENEY, has received one fine stock Thu.
and IS now over The Mountains tor another
w SELBY. Is nov making las spring purcha-
chusss which viii tee here u. q few days, we'll adup-
ted 10 ice market.
GRAF * BALLENBERG. ~ The sign OF The
-"Great Western" D5y Good Store. have received
their lnIge stock Of Srrng aud summer :; oods and
manifest determination 10 reduce prices /
a HEYMAN, on The opposite corner, has also h Is
store crowded 10 the brim, and prepared 10 supply
his country customers either wholesale or retail.
Hall g. WlCKHAM, who have heretofore
been known as aucioneers, have This season, laid |
in q very heavy stock, mainly Of domeslics, for
wholesale dealing well retail. They have
purchased very low and will sell ON q snail profit
at retail. and AT auction for almost nothing
BRENTLINGER & SHALLCROSS, have also
a very large stock Of C ,ods lor similar sales al
Wholesale, retail aud public sale. aud dealers and
others will end good bargains there.
messrs MMqrrsy, Coulehan. KIger, Johnston and
Cooper, wall alsD receive their spring stocks.
the arrival Of which Will be daily chrouiced, pre-
senling in ALL sufficient Inducements 10 the most
faslidIous or wary dealer IN the country. A aour.
ishing business for Them is sincere desire