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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21

= HATS !! -
bHATs

VIE undersigned deems it proper to state
that about six years ago, he sold Ills pro.
perry, including bis shop, 10 Mr. Jacob Lich
tter, with the verbal understanding with The
SAID Lichiiter, at some period subsequent Il
the said sale, that he, the undersigned. should
pay the said Lichliter the sum Of one hundred
dollars, IN the event of his ever thereafter en-.
gaslng IN the manufactur@ Of hats IN Wnod
stock. The said sum Of one hur dred dollars
mas been paid to the said Lichlter. and he i
therefore released from any obligation Is hin
not to open shop IN this place.
He would therefore inform his friends anfltbe
public, that he has opened All establishment
For the Manufacture Of Hats,
n the town Of Woodstock, in the house ii
Which he resides, nearly opposite Blackford,s
Hotel, & recently occupied BY Al. s.. BAR as 4
saddier's shop. He will keep on hand a gen!
erai assortment of hats in which may be found
Beavers, Short-napped Neuters, Black
Brush, White aad Black Russia,
Black Mole-skin. Silk, White
and Black Hats Of every
des cript 10 IL.
His work will be made to compare with tha,
of the best done in the northern cities. ard 81
the most fashionable style. No pains have
been spared in selecting the best materials.
and employed an experienced workman,
who is thoroughly acquainted with the busi,
ness. The public are invited TO give him 4
call The highest prices viii be given for
furs of every description. Country produce
aiken in exchange for work.
JOHN sKEFFER.
Wooslsfock. March 30 oQds
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Charleston Courier.
TREATMENT OF SCARLET
FEVER.

Messrs. Editors:-l have read the in
teresting communication of MIR. Chap
lain. of St. Helena, respecting his sue
cesslui treatment Of this appalling dis
ease.
Benevo!ence and sympathy are, truly,
active principles Of humanity-like a
higher principle, of which they are dis
tlngulshed emanations, they seek not an
davidataI good alone, but the comfort and
peace Of mankind in general, and seem
10 impart an irresistible impulse to the
motives and actions Of every good man.
Philanthropy is sometimes. however,
accompanied by a zeal, which if not
tempered by judgment, will defeat the
most laudable intentions. The~thirfy
four cases of Scarlet Fever should have
been SO happily treated with Jalap and
Pepper lea, none acquainted with the
character Of this disease will hesitate to
admit as very extraordinary. This sue
cess, however. is not unprecedented.
can attest the fact OF but tUo fatal cases
occurring out Of sirty three, and in ma
ny OF these the symptoms we're alarming
~ developed, and neither Of the above
remedies nsa.s, was employed.
Pathology presents Scarlet Fevsr to
us IN fOo forms-The- Benignant' and
Malignant'-in the first. although the
disease appears in its disi;nctiue charac.
ter. but little is required to be done-in
the later, the case widely differs, al
though it must be confessed that linz
q lot -
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p o + &c A L

TO E.
When the bright rays Of sunlight are fading Al
And decks in its grandeur the blue vaultee
sky
When the last smile of sunset floats back into
heaven,
And giles for a moment the gold clouds OF
high
When mirror'd in full sparkling dew drops
the rednsss,
glen.
And the stars, one BY one. family smile in theil
gladness-
Fair lady-fond LADY, think of thee then
When the lone, quiet shadows of midnight are
stealing,
And silently shadowiug the earth in it.
gloom,
And the knell Of departed day family is peal
ing
Upon the still air with its echoing doom
When the nightingale's voice, in sweet melo-
e'y ringing,
Is spreading enchantment through forest
and glen
And the soft evening zephyr its fragrance IS
bringing
Fair lady-fond LADY, think of thee then.
When The bright festive-hall, with its mrth
and its gladness,
Rcsounds with the shouts of the gay and
the free
When the joys of the moment are banishing
sadness,
And drowning each care in its soul stirring
glee-
When the heart waking song of affection is
sounding
It's imprisoned strains on the spirits of
Whilst yet the last note OF its cadence Is
bounding
Fair lady-fond LADY, think of thee then.
Front Royal. G.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21

OsT, on Thursday or Friday the o1st or
"A 22d of Sept. 1843. at Columbia Fur
ce, or on thesroad to Woodstock, A HUS.
sPH, containing large number Of Notes
d few Constables' and LAWYERS Receipts,
: greater part payable TO ]. N. Hill & Go.
part Of the Notes are payable to other per-
ns-some of them are endorsed for their
e. few have no endorsement on them 80
e notify all persons indebted to the firm 81
I'm n. Hill g co. not to pay the said notes
any person except to one Of the firm Oh
me one authorised to receive the same.
The above reward will be given to any per-
IN who may find the Husseph and lis con-
,nts and return them to one of the firm
hey will be Of no value to the finder, bnt III
reat value TO the owners, who have mem
lorandum ofthem.
JOHN N. mil K CO.
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| The Sailors Hmdships. A good dlle
Is told By an English paper, Of an old "a
Idly who had received a letter from her
son, a sailor on board merchantman,
which run thus -
/ .fiave been driven into the Bay Of
Funday by pamposa right 10 teeth. Il
bowed great guns, and carried away
the bnwsprit; heavy sea washed over
board the pinnacle and companion; the
captain lost his quadrant, and couldn't
| take an observation for fifteen days; at
| last we arrived safe at Halifax
! The old woman, who could not read
herself, got a Eeighbor to repeat It three
or four times, until she thought she had
| got it by heart; she then sallied out to
tell her story.
Oh, my poor son 7
| Why, what's the matter, mother
hope no mischieff'
Oh, thank the Lord he's safe--but he
has been driven into the Bay OF Firna,
ment by 4. manboozle right in the teeth
lit blowed great guns, and they car
ried away the pulpit, a heavy sea washed
overheard the pinnacle of the taberna-
cle-the captain lost his ccnjuration. aud
couldn't get salvation for fifteen days
alt last they arrived at Hallelujah.'
La, bless! what wonder they wasn't
beat to atoms. Well wouldn't be 4
ssliIor.'
Curious Calculation. "A Paris cores
pendent Of the Courier tes Etas Unis,
has taken the trouble to calculate the
portions Of a long life really employed IN
work of any kind, aud this is the result.
He supposes his subject TO be hale
vigorous man, of ~ years of age.
Allowing eight hours on an average
for sleep-that deducts at once "a years.
For dressing and undressing, on rising
and going to bed washing, shaving. &c,
half an hour daily, makes l J years.
Then two hours daily for meals. this
is an excess of one half for Americans,
who bolt food) count up 6 years.
Love making! according to this calcu
lation, will average one hour daily, or s.
years.
For society, idling, theatres. gossip
ing, balls, play three hours more-lex-
cessiye again)-np to 9 years.
Finally, the ordinary malades of child
hDod--thc accidents and diseases Of ma
ture age-like causes, will deduct two
hours on an average, making 8 wears.
So that, in conclusion, one hale, hear
ty man Of 72 years, has, in fact, not been
able to employ in the positive occupa-
tipns Of industry, more than 225 years.
Sigas,-lf you spill ink, il is a sign
you will so hungry if you don't eat your
victuaIs.
II you need new coat, is it not i'm
probable that some tailor IS about TO suf-
fer.
If you laugh in your sleep. it is a sign
that you can't DO all your Laughing when
you are awake.
If you cross your knife and fork, they
don't lie straight.
The ErysipeIas is Raging to a power
full extent in Troy, Vt, particularly at
the North Village. At one time during
the last week there were over forty cases
within half mile, and not we'll enough
to take proper care Of the sick. All bus
mess is at d stand.
There were also some half-dazen ca
SEES Of the Small Pox in North Troy, the
first q last week.
s.E5E%
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21
DR.. Hepty's Tooth-ache Drops,

M1IIE CELERRaTED MUSGOYJTUS
DROPS will cure the most inveterate
tooth ache IN TWO MINUTES. They will
also preserve the decayed teeth Cor the future,
and remove tie Scurvy and Tartar without the
use Of an instrument. For sale by
WALTON s. RODEFFER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21
VINEGAR

TUST RECEIVED. and for sale lov. for
q cash, one barrel of Superior FrznM ITSne
riueg0r. ]. g. SCE1MTrT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21

9uyEIE subscribers have just received from
Isabella Furnace, Is No. 10 Mccormick
Mould Boards. which will be sold cheap.
sopt ia, 1843. sIBERT & DINGEs.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21
New Goods.

a YHE subscribers take this method of infor
= ming their friends and the public gener-
ally, that they are now receiving and opening
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21

generous motives which actuated the gen
ilen.arl Of ST. HeIena,tin his conamunica-
ton. will also induce him justly 10 appre-
ciate my views Of the subject. which q
sense Of the duty owe to my fellow citi.
zens, induces me to make public.
Respectfully,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21
no pHH PUBIfO.

lust RECEIVED--A lot Of prime rio
y Coffee and N, 3. Sugar. which viii be.
sold cheap for cash,by SlBERT s. DTNGEs,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21
$50 Rye.voso.

July S, 1851
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21

9 n. PoppIeln. No. Liberty st-l !:
Df. D.dier, No 63 March Market Place Z
T. he'tzeoerger, corner of Gay and Sara Z
toga streets. r.
g. K Tyler. norner of Market and IIign
street. y
Also of Callan, corner of E and TtIs3
streets.
G'thton' corner of Pennsylvania Ave =
nue. and 9th street.
- Watkins, corner of Pennsylvan;a %
and 4th street.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21

November 9, 1888.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21

20 me Druggists! The Druggists!!s The
Druggists! IL have in nv possession Coun.
terfeit Brandreth Pills, purchased of the fol-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-28

HATS AND CAPS-FALL FASH.
M5fm REDUCTION IN PRICES OFc
NJ AND CAPS, al 10 BALTIMORE sf ~
G between Harrison and Frederick-sts
AEE4EsN COPELAND AZ GROVE
Have now finished their well assof,a|
stock of Seasonable HATS, comprising in part Of
Best super BEAVER, 81
do CASHMERE, the best of texture,
dress Hal
do RUSSIA, durable article, of 90
quality
do SATIN BEAVER, super article, wild
Castor body,
SILK HAT, Russia body.
We present to the public beautiful assortment Of
CAPS, for gentlemen, youths, boys and children Ot
ter, Velvet aad Fancy CAPS, with all other kinds, al
our reduced prices. liz
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-28

INTERESTING ITEMS OF News. The cars on
the Charleston rail road were thrown off the
track last week, by which Mr. Montandon, a
French gentleman who came passenger in the
Acadia, had his thigh broken.--A public
meeting is to be held at Westminster, Md, OH
New Years day, for the purpose ofrecommend-
ing such reduction Of State and County ex-
pcnses, as can be effected without detriment to
the public interest.-A public meeting was
to have been held yesterday in the Courthouse
in Bcl-Air, to express the opinions Of the peo-
pie in regard to the recent avowed resistance
to the laws, and to adopt measures to meet the
present crsis.---The bridge over Baker S
creek, on the rail road between Vicksbufg and
Jackson, Miss, recently gave way while train
of cars filed with passengers, was passing over
it, precipitating the whole below with the ex-
ception of the locomotive. None of the pas
sengers were killed, but all were more or less
bruised, and Mr.. R. Wells, the conductor, had
his shoulder badly hurt.-The store house
of Messrs. Sherwood & Harper, at GAINESVILLE,
Miss, was destroyed by fire few days since /;
loss about SIS, 000.-It was so cold at New
Orleans on the 18th inst. that ice stood in the
cutters throughout the day.--Louis Pain
boeuf, veteran of lsl4-l5, and formerly U.
S. Consul at Curacao, was found dead in bed
at N. Orleans on the nth inst. He died of old
age--They have the small pox at Port Glib
son, Miss.--A stable, small building used
as warehouse by MIR. A. H. Hunt, and the
greater portion of the roof of the market house
at Frederick, Md, were consumed by fire on
Friday night last.--There are now twenty
eight bishops (ncluding one bishop elect) in
in connection with the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the United Subscriptions
for debt unaccompaned by fraud, or for mill
tia fine in time of peace is prohibited in the
constitution recently framed for Iowa.-The
present Pope of Rome has reached his 10th
year, and has occupied the See for fourteen
years,-The Danish Government are about
taking measures for the abolition of slavery in
st. Thomas and Santa Cruz; the Danish As
semby having decided unanimously to appoint
a commissioner to devise the best means of re-
moving the obstacles of pation.--Mrs.
Hanlin, who was so severely burnt in n. York
a few days since, by her dwelling being fred
by man named Klein, has since died.--The
Ropewalk at Tockwotton, r. l., was partly
destroyed by fire, between and o'clock on
Monday evening. 1t was owned by J. P, Butts
Insurance $500. Loss about $500 to $1,000
Application for new banks is to be made to
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, whose aggre-
gate capital exceeds one and half millions of
dollars.--Michael Pya was fined at st. Louis,
by the Recorder, twenty-five dollars and costs,
for insulting lady in the street.
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DDS lawtb Secretary, PRO- tenn.
EOHN q. WILSON. date of The arm Of Joh


EOHN Il. WILSON, Qate of the Arm of John
90 Wilson & Son. has taken store No. 81 BAL
TlMORE STREET, between Harrison and Frederick
streets-offers for sac on pleasing terms, full and
choice selection of Family Groceries, Old Wines,
Liquors, Sc; comprising in parts
TEAS, Green and Back--Guupowder, Imperial, Y.
Hyson, Old Hyson, Powschona and soucbong.
COFFEES-Government Java, GHyaeuil, Padang,
Laguyra, Rio and st. Domingo.
SUGARS-Loaf, Lump PuIverzed, Crushed White
Havana and all varieties of Brown.
FLOUR-Faaily, Extra and supeIiEe, in whole and
half bbls. Also, Philad'a BuckN heat, in eighths.
FRUIT-Prunes, in fancy boxes, jars, &c; Rai-ins,
Iante Curants, Citron, soft shell Almonds, &C.
HAMS, &c.-Sugar cured Hams, Beef Tongues,
Scotch iIefrin.s, Shoulders, &c.
OILS-Wnter strained, Warranted to remain lmpid
and burn free the coolest weather) also, FALL
Patent and Common
CANDL ES-Sperm, ..damantine, Deaphane, Mould,
and Dipt, of various sizes.
WlNES-SparklingC Champagne, Madeira, Port, Sher.
ny, Tpnefiffe, Lisbon and Malaga.
BRANDIE5-Pale and Dark, Of various vintages and
brands, Marcel, Guard, Daprey& Co, J Duprey,
PeIiervosan, sc.
WHlSKIES-Old Scotch, Irish and Old Rye, of extra
superior qualities. jamaica Spirits Holland Giu
Peach Brandy; Cordals, &c.
o. All Goods delivered, free Of drayage, in any
part Of the city. 1t"
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a5- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o
every description executed with great despatch, at No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH RuIs Much larger than any othe'
- Office execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. every style, and in
amanner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-28

6z- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
Annual Exhibition Of the Sabbath Schools attached TO
the North Baltimore Station will take place in the
Methodist E. Church, Exeter street, on MONDAY
EVENING, Dec. 80, commencing precisely at 81 o.
clock. The officers and managers of the Society AS
the friends of Sabbath Schools and the public
that every effort their part has been made to make
this equal to any of our former exhibitions. The ex
crcses will consist Of Speeches, Dialogues, Scripture
Lessons. HyIans &C., all prepared for this exhibition
TICKETS 12k CENTS each-to he had at the
book store of Rev l. p Cook, Baltimore street, near
Gay and Of Samuel Hndes Gay-st., or of any of the
Managers or Teachers. d25-2tF
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fa- wHooPING COUGH, AsTHMA, &c. Tt

% WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
s'WHOOPING COUGH CORDI-3L" has been
proved, in hundreds of in this city and else
where, be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsTH
MA, all structures Of the Chest, mot depending upon
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure Cir
cumstances induce state, that the GENUINE AR
TIoLE can only obtained of DR.. GIDEON B. SMITH,
Basement of The Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4tJalO*
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0y-THE FOLLOWING is from the Reverend G.
Spery, No. % First Avenue:-I had been for enyears
every few weeks attacked with the piles, until within
the lastyear the attacks have been weekly and of
much more severe nature. For month previous To
using Hays Linimeni, from Comstock Co., it was
with the greatest difficulty could stand long enough
in the pulpit to preach sermon, until about mohth
since when commenced using the Hays Liniment,
and have finally been entirely cured by following the
directions on the wrapper From knowing you per-
sonally have given you this certificate with the hope
that any one afflicted with that terrible complaint may
find out and this extraordinary remedy
New York, May, 1874.
For sale at the corner of Hanover and Baltimore
sis Baltimore. 1t
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G3~LECTURE ON AN IMPORTANT SUBJECT
Rev. Mr.. SHRIGLEy will deliver, by special request,
Lecture in the Calvert street Church TOMORROW
Sunday EVENING, at O'Clock, on 'the influence
of Religious opinions the character and conduct of
Mankind" Gan people will walk every one in the
name of his God" Excellence in man depends on
his acquaintance with something higher aud better
than himself 1t
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N3-POPULAR LECTURES.-The next lecture of
the course in the English Lutheran Church, Lexington
street, will he delivered on MONDAY EVENING,
Goth inst. at u O'Clock, by JONI H. B. LATRoBE Esq.
Subect-"Modern Locomotion." Tickets for the
may he procured at Waters Stevenson's, and
Cuge Berger's, Baltimore street. Gentemans tick
ct 81; ladys SO cents, single lectures q cents at the
door. d2S-2t
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REVENUE OF BosroN. The revenue of Bos-
ton, for the quarter ending September soth,
amounted to S2,lo0,ooO, which is said to ex-
coed any former quarter, by about half mil
lion of dollars
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h7-GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. "A
C.aRD MRS. BAILEY most respectfully announ-
to her friends and the public thar she proposes
GIVING A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND
INST RUMENTAL MUSIC; when she will introduce
selections from BALTE's admired Opera of the "Bo-
HERMAN GIRL, and other favorte Songs. The assls-
of of the most eminent Pr oessors has been
kindly volunteered and the programme will appear in
n future advertisement d23r
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Qua Book TABLE 1t has been said, that
''men are but children of a larger growth" and
we plead guilty to the charge, for we arc now
as much gratiied by presents which are pleas
ing to the eye as we were in the days of our
smuing, pulling in the lap;" and of this fact
Messrs. Parsons s. Preston seem to be aware,
for they Lave sent us an edition of Poems ty
Mrs. Hemans," which is truly splendid, not only
in typography, but in illustrative cngravings,
binding, &C. This volume would be beauti-
full and valuable New Years present TO ladies.
From Messrs. Parsons & Preston we have also
received
The Pictorial Def,,sr, Part III. This is a
new and original work by Elizabeth Dram, and
is well adapted to the instruction of youth.
A SENATOR EXPELLED. William Emmett
a member of the State Senate of North Caro-
lima, has been expelled from that body, by the
casting vele of the President, for producing ar
alleged forged certificate of his own election.
LEWIS CIacuIr. At the Lewis county, New
York, December Circuit, before Judge Gridley
in the trial Of Brady vs.. Sherman, for seduction
of plaintiffs daughter, the jury rendered yer
dict of $500 damages for plaintiff.
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I2-RELIGIOUS NOTICE The ordinance of Bap-
tism will be- administered in the Calvert street Baptist
Church OH O-MoRRoW Sunday AFTERNOON.
at 81 O'Clock. The seats are Free aud the public are
invited TO attend it,
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FIRE AT WARREN, PA. A destructive fire
occurred in the town Of Warren, Pa, on the
18th inst. The dye house of G. Chapel &
Co., and the machinery of Summerton, Taylor
& Arnett were burnt. The loss is $4,000.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-28

nz- PEAsE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, &c,
may be had, at Wholesale retail, of Roberts At
kinson, corner of Hanover and Market Streets or Of
Psrkins Brother corner of Franklin and Green SITS
or Z. II. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n30-5wT
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-28

SOLAR LAMPS. FOR BURNING OIL OR
y LARD. Received this day, from the celebrated
mandatory of Cornelius & Co. new supply OF Gold
aud Bronze SOLAR and LARD LAMPS, with rich
cut and plain Globes to&
GIRANDOLES, gilt and bronzed, with rich cut
Drops, for one, two and three lights.
Also, great variety of Stand, Suspending and Side
LAMPS, for Churches, Parlors, Halls and Stores
LAMP GLASSES and WICkS, of every descrlp
ton. For sale by
c. w. sPILCKER, 80 Baltimore street.
o9- ASTRAL LAMPS altered into Solar OF Lard
LAMPS, d28 cost
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NOVICE TO TRAVELLERS.

Opposition LINE TO PHILADELPHIA" .
a elr>,. The steamer MARYLAND, of the
gasv7g,x lsH,r New steamboat Line to Pladel hia,
IazsHsz&ssAY- will leave the wnuif, corner of LIGHT
and Pratt sls., on THIS Saturday MORNING, 18th
inst at u O'Clock, for Philadelphia and continue TO
run daily (Sunhay exeepted) as long as the ice will
permit. Fare $50
ROBERT NJ. HILL, Agent,
d28 corner Pratt and Grant sis, up stairs.
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Wheeling Times says: The time to Cumber-
land is IS hours. This time for all changes, in
day light 8 minutes, in the night 10 minutes,
for meals half hour.
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STEAM FLYING. MIR. Pennington, the origi-
nator of arial steam navigation, is still In
Washington seeking an appropriation for an
experiment with his steam balloon. He is will
ling to take select committee of either House
on short voyage.