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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
NEW GOODS

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that hs has again re-
plenished his stock with a variety of dcsira-
bic articles and his assortment is now com
plete. Call and see.
wv. MARKHAM.
Church Street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
AUX ENTRFpRENETrRs

lie soussigne informe respectueusementIes
batisseurs ct autFes, quill est pref 4 fare
toate batisse en- brique on autre ouvraoe
dams ce genre; il fournira aussi toug les ma.
teriaux necessaires tells que chaux, brioue.
sable, 4 des conditions ~raisonnables.
II ottre ses services aux habitans spcriers.
etll &c hatte, d'apras sa Tongue experience
dams des ouFrages de sucreric, pouvoir DON
ner pleine satisfaction.
Loyal BERHEL,
llfeV ! ~Brlqueterie de la Garrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

DR.. IT B~EAUREGARD,
CHIRnRG1EN DENrIsrE.

1nfurma ses clients ct 10 public gull est
de- retour db Ia N. Orleans, ct tlent son ca
binet ouyert de s heareg da matjua 5 aPres.
midi.
II pose lea dents artiieialles avec imita-
ton ~parfaite de5 dents naturclteH, dePuls une
jusqu'au dentier complet
Pose les dents b pivDts sans Ia moindre dou-
le1r ct en- quelquos minutes imltont Ia nature
AT ppiut De tro nper l'DiI 10 plus experiments.
0rife, ~plomble, GU cimente.
D6truit lie nerf dentaire sans que le pa.
tieHt sen apsfqoive, Ut garanti son lnsenslbi-
lite.
Dirigo "a seeonde dentition dee e]nfans, ct
c0rrtte Ia deviation do leurs dents.
a consid6rablement rebuilt ses prix ct
t~rayaiilo pour dn compliant.
On pent le trouver pour le present d
l'habitation de- Cayelier ct Dcyonport. a
Manchac. Toute ordre dams 50 profession
laiss6e chez le DR.. Va-quez, sera ~proppte.
ment ex6Cutee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
JAMES MAGUIRE,
DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST,
NO. 8 CAMP STREETS,
april 3 NeU Orleans
4 RARGAIN-

About200 acres of some of the best land
on the road leading to Jackson, uncultivated,
about II miles from the town of Baton Rouge,
are offered for sale very cheap. Apply to
this office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
JUST RECEIVED

A splendid assortment of Ladies' Kid Sin
Cater Boots, Coloured Listing slips &c.
Gentlemen's fine CT. Skin Nullifer, Of
Skin Brogans, Black lasting Gaitetcs, &
C. "A. HILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
III DocroR D VAsorrz.

De Ia facultad de Paris, medico y c~iruia-
no, Licenciado pr. II fae,eItad medica de la
Nueva Orleans, ofrece espectaosamenle sus
s]eryicios a las EspauoIcs de atubas parro-
quias que qaieran hanrrarle con sa confianza.
Esquiue opuesta 4 IT, de Mr. MailIard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

MARION, Perry county, (Ala) Jano0, 1914.
4. SPENCER, NJ. d.
DEAR SHIT is about nine months since
g0ur agent Lett With me a quantity Of your
Anti Bilious Pills; did not baji8ve that 81rh
could be- done WITH them, for they were = aeW
medicine 70 US and #e wero largeIg supplied
with Peters, MoffaGG's and other similar Pais,
which were well known here but from the
testimonials Of the efficacy, of y1ur Pills IN
bilious diseases, sick headache, dyspepsia,
bowel complaints, &c. &c, it was not long
before some were induced TO make a trial Of
them. They were at once found TO BE just
what they PROGRESSED to be: and from that day
to this, their popularity has been rapidly IN
creasinr. / have sold during the last few
months three hundred and twenty boxes. You
may calculate upon a large sale Of them du-
ring the comjas season. / wish you to send
me six or seeea landse3 boxes as soon as con
]venient. Send them to the care Oft &. Du-
bose q Go, Mobile, AlaDam
Your Truly, T Ii GOLDEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
FORGERON.

be soussigne s'etant 6tabli a remplace-
ment ci-devant occup6 par feu A. @. van
gram, est pref d eXecuEer t0ates sortes d'ou-
wages daus sa profession. II esp&re parson
assIduit6 e. "a pronptitade marter Pencou-
ragemeat du public.
JAS. LANGTON,
Jangier 10 so,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS &C

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS &C
~ The subscribers respect
CAA fullyinform the citizens Of
Baton Rouge and vicinity
that in addition to the build
ng aud repairing Of carriages, they are con-
receiving direct from the manufacture
ers IN Newark, N ], a complete assortment Of
harness, collars, trunks, cifsingles, gfrts, &c,
&c; also coach and furniture varnish, black
and brown Japan, all Of which Will be sold At
a mall advance on invoice prices for cash,
also Tor sale, one leather top buggy, one cloth
top do, one do. without top, one two horse
wagon, one dray, and a full assortment Of
bedsteads, and we are fully prepared to make
and repair, all kinds Of cabinet work.
Collins made and undertaking attended to
attic shortest notice.
w TUNEARD, & co.
september 2 so 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

MISSES & CHILDRENs' SHOES.
Just opened a beautiful assortment Of Mis-.
ses and Childrens' calf and kid bregans, re-
ceived per last arrivals from New York.
PHILLIPS & IAN0UF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
BATON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI.

This Seminary formerly conducted by Mrs.
READ will again be opened and permanently
established from and after the 1st January
1916, under the joint direction of Mas. READ
and MISS. OSBORN.
All the branches usually taught in I%nstitu-
tons for young ladies, will receive constant
and thorough attention.
TERMS.
Tuition & boarding per annum, $3.50 90
Day Scholars per quarter, 80 to Sl2 so
Drawing & Painting, SIS 90
Music on Piano, $12 30
Latin, French, Spanish 3 Italian
each per quarter. SO 40
Bed and bedding furnished by the pupil, or
furnished BY the institution at an extra charge.
Tuition to be paid quarterly in advance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

TAKEN UP be William Noble, Esq on
his plantation, on the naton Rouge and Gin
ton Road, a bay pony, about 4 years old, IA
hands high, 49, mark or brand. The owner IS
requested to take hin away by conforming to
the law.
D. r. DUFROCQ, Ranger.
ser. 6 40. 81 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

ARRETEs, pas Egbert Morgan, a
environ IA miles do Baton Rouge, un
cheval rouan, d'environ 8 ans, il a per-
du PoeiI gauche, marqu6 an fer sur re.
paule gauehe 7. Fl. o., aussi an pou-
lain de 7 mois.
Aussi une Jument, c%onleur ~aI6zan, mar.
quee sur l'epaule droite du chiffre 9, 6toi.
lie au front, agee de 10 a y ans.
LIE proprietaire est prizes de les retirer en-
Sc conformant a la loi.
r DUFROCQ,
aodt 8 p RangeuT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
HEBERT L'EGYPTIEN.
B1ogRAPuIE vRAIE.

JIG devrnts dire Geographic presque yraie;
non pas one I'aie rintention de mentir /:
c'est IN crime lnconnu do mbmoiro do
feuilleton, N6anmoins i'ai IN scfupule /:
l'homme don't 70 yais voug fairo 10 portrait,
je ppi VI, je l'ai comm, je 10 vols encore
devant moi, j'entonds encore SEES y6cfts
naifs eft francs qui ont 81 viyenlant impress
slpnn0 non enhance Ut ma ieunesse mais
Je vais prendre de memolre, ct Ii Eais
pas resseinblan ut, sera.co III F2 NaA8
iugerez, yotls dui the lirtz, 81 g0as me lisaz.
Ayant d'intsrroger mes souvenirs,
me soft permits d'emotire iefAns idaasqa
OF pourra prendre pour un paPH#8sg Az
reste 10 veux bien Ia douner pour celia.
Tous les biographies, depths Ptutarque Jus-
qua Nj. Michsud, mont ga6re fit eoHnai
tro aa public que dos gems dejl fort connus
Je sails hisn qae. pour compIator dee vo-
lumes, Oh pour compliife d ttlle on telle
famiila qui 40 ~tfonvait Atti6a d'av0ir IN
grand honme dams IN grand %in-4uaFto,
on u 6crlt souYsni des articles aIHsl con.
cue:
" I'd. **+, dune ancienne fanijle do robe
an parchment d'Alx, ne a AK. en- Proven
&c, 10. H.. Ia inart 10 sltprlE en-
10 E, en- son chateau des AuIoaIcS, at
moment Oh il ulIait entreprendfe VII voyage
en- Suisse ee digne ~masist'at ma pas
luiss6 de post6tit6."
Gu bien
Isijoro.D ieadonnb. Beat AiuIbat de
Saint llyppolyte de s -, chanoiuo da
Chapiire dc Beauprdau. SaFant ]pruret~
seur ct pr6dicateur eloquent on i do hi
un recueil DO sermons qni n'ont JANUS etc
publies, ct I'm ttaite de Ia Grdce, en- lun
que h6braique."
On bien encore i:
"Cdsar Ana,ole Octave SigisnonJ de Ia
Pt""", officer eup6rlsur de Ia marine, de-
core dies ordres du roi, mort dams IN rs
traiie, Bpr6s tfente ans do service. Pm.
sonnier gn Apgleterre prasque al commen.
cement de sa cafriere, at rentt6 i In pntx,
il ma manqu6 d son touiIlant courage cue
l'uccasIon dan combat naval, pour obtenlr
les 6pauluttes De coutre aniral.'
Muis, malgr6 ees potits coins aceord6s0
Ia yaultG, CONNIE dams Ies tabloapx u]liciels
Oh chacun Vaut etro Representa-, ne i1t.ee
Qhs par un tBtl, il men eat pas moins yrai
que los biographies sont 10 privilege des
hommes cel6hres. Eh bien moi, 10 vou
drais Au conlrairp, uno Geographic dos IL.
iustres tHcoanus, des iudivijus qui mont eu
nj 10 prix DO la verlu, nj Ia croix do com.
mandeur. nj P6glantine dor, nj faiglo de
Ia Prusse eiusdem fartRdB, das hommes sim.
pies ct pr5saiques, qui mont fat nj poGme
6pique, NJ sy,t6me p6nitentiaI,e, ri comics
dramHtiques, enin, qui mont meme pas
trouble 10 sommeil De NJ. JauiU, en- Cotn.
posant un vaudeville.
Enfant, j'ai rencoatr6 I'm do cos HON.
mes adolescont, je TAI plant ct Tai aime,
homme, j. l'at apprectG. Get Gtre d part
n'avait pu'nn y6rtoble ami, mais Get ami,
c'6tait Ienpereur Napoleon il 10 COMMAS.
]satssail bien, lui Vows allez lo coDnai
ire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
TO HIRE.

A good Negro Carpenter, about 81 years
old. Enquire Of MeHat,an, Pratt & CO or to
C.G. EfcHattan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

The following is from Mr.. Isaac III. Thorn.
as, merchant, at aIIadega Springs, Alabama.
TALLADEGA 5PR1NGs, TAILADEGA co,
Alabama, August II, 1912.
This is 10 certify, that | have been afflicted
with sick headache, dyspepsia, aud liver com
plant and co5tigenoss for the last eight or nine
ygars, during which time | had taken, as well
as | reCojleet, about sixty boxes Of BeekHith's
Pills, twelve boxes of Peters Pills, anda Num-
Der Of boxes Of Chafnpien's and Brandreth's
Pills, all Of which afforded me bat little or no
relief. AT last, ] WIS recommended TO try DR..
5pencer's Vegetable Pills, AND WELL, / DID,
for | never had but one attack Of The sick head
ache after / commenced taking the Pills, (now
about six m0nths,) and I candidly confess, that
| have derived more real benefit from the use
of Spencer's Pills, than from all the other
Medicines and Pills that | have ever taken,
and I would earnestly recommend them TO
ALL, as being in my opinion the best medicine
in use for all lingering rompiajots. The pflls
have done ne 20 mach good, i4.t / #Jgta not
feel willing 10 BE- w,Eag5s GhcH for Eve dollars
a boz md ! eaHuot but feel very grateful 10
DIR, Spencer tDr having prepared aUea 81 7aiu-
able medicine, aud the distribution Off L. con-
ferring a very great favor on tho public, as IL
is A thing Of The atupst importance that every
family should have a supply Of Dr.. Spence s
truly valuable PlIIs constantly ~ bard.
ISAAC H. THOMAS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO.

Just received a few copies of the most
fashionable music Of the day, such as Polka
dances, quadrilles, valves, and Boleros.
A large assortment Of an kinds Of muslc Al.
ways on hand and for sale BY
A. X. FUERTES. City Rotei.
dee! III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

NOTICE

Prospect Hill, June Is, 1914.
Those persons who have called for my SER
vices during my absence from home, are in.
formed that [ have returned and am ready to
tatend to nay professional calling.
A. L. PLOUGH, Dentist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

PARASOLS, sun SHADES, AND UNI
BRELLAS.
Just aeceiyed from New York a largevarie-
ty Of elegant Parasols and Umbrellas, Of the
latest Partisan styles, IF entirely new patterns
and exquisite workmanship, at the lowestp pos
sible prices.
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04
1872
DIR Dl
N5A

THESE pills, wherever they have been
fairly tried, have established an envlabIe eel
ebrity, and are daily supereeding all Other pre-.
patations Of medicine, in curing those diseases
for which they are recommended. They are
recommended by the Eacahy as the best Ca
thartie aud apcrient medicine in use. Ia fne,a
the general voice Of the community give them
the decided preference, and from their decis-
ion there ID ~ appeal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

ARRETEE par John Randolph sur son
habitation SUI les Terres Hautes, i envi.
ron 7 miles dc Baton Rouge. IN yache
tachetee rouge ct blanche, crop eft fante i
Foreilie ganche, ct underbaa Ia droite. aeee
denYlron 6 ans. lie propri6taire est re.
gus de 10 retireT en- 50 coaformant 4 In
loi.
J R DUFROCQ.
1uiiiet . z Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-04

Or, vers Ie MOS dc mars 1876, L arrira
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
COTTON FACTORING went yestcrla

COTTON FACTORY.-Wc went yesterday
TO the Cotton Factory of Mr.. q. I. TIYGLr
situated near the mouth of the creek on Sew,
cnth street. He has just filled the building
with entirely new and the most finished ma
chincry we ever saw. II seem, TO embrace the
important requisites of strength aud durability
with the finest polish and the capacity for the
utmost possible work with the least possible
hands. H. is able to turn out about $50
pounds OF yarna day, and it having been exam
ined by the most competent judges, is pronoun-
ccd superior to any that has come under their
notice. Orders arc commencing TO pour in
upon him as we could wish, aud we beg to as
sure dealers in yarns that they will find that of
the Franklin factory fully equal to any they
have ever had. Mr.. L. cannot fail to do a frs,
rate business.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

DUELLISTS.--T Governor of the State
oil Delaware has issued the following Procla.
nation:
whereas the barbarous and unchristjsp cus.
tom OF duelling is prohibited by the laws of
this State, and whereas individuals, residents
oil other states, are in the practice ofintrudine
within the limits of Delaware, for the purpose
oil thus settling their private quarrels, openly
setting at defiance the laws Of this State. as
well as the law Of God, and feeling il incnm-
bent on me to vindicate the law in this behalf
and to preserve the territory of this State from
the pollution Of this vicious practice, /. Thorn
as Stockton, Governor of the State of Delaware
90 hereby earnestly enjoin upon all Magistrates
Constables and ConseIvaters of the Peace. To
use the most unceasing vigilance in arresting
all offenders in the premises, their aiders
abettors and confederates aud in bringing them
TO justice; and do further hereby declare and
proclaim, that will with all the powers yes
ted in me by the Constitution and laws, pur.
sue and bring within the criminal jurisdiction
oil tins State, all such offenders, their aiders
and abettors wheresoever they may be found
TO answer before the proper tribunal and
undergo the punishment due to so fiaerant a
violation of the laws of God and man.
BY the Governor, r. STOCKTON
JONI WALES.
June IL. Secretary of the State of Delaware.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26

Jones, (the other inspector,) who by his vote
sustained the application ola meritor;ous and
competent Democrat for said an,o;n,,s,o.',
merits and receives, as it deserves. our dec;de,i
and entire appreciation.
"Resoired. That copy of these proceedings
be signed by the President pro tenn. and Sccre-
tary oil ,n's Association, and sent TO the SEC
reary otafe, and published i'm the WASH
ington Union and United States Journal.
CHARLES +. SANGSTER.
,.rs President pro tenn.
is itnot amazing (says the Courier) that mon
can issue such declarations without shamep
that they are Unconscious that they are thus
sapping the foundations of all law by s,ripping
the higher public functionaries of all respon
sibiilty Tor the character of their appointments?
The Secretary of State, responsible to the ex-
tent of impeachment by the House of
Representatives, before the Senate. for every
oihcial act OF his, Is to be dictated to by petty
political Club IN the District of Columbia! Ii
he doesnot repel this insolence with scorn. he
Union. '' :" wv
The same degrading influences have been
brought to bear upon the New York Custom.
house. Political clubs have got together in
noisy night meetings and "votcsl a want of
confidence" In Collector Van Ness. and limited
That they were ready TO revenge upon the
President any hesitation to turn out OF Office
man who has fulfilled It's duties with signal
ability and irreproachable integrity. We find
the New York Morning News Conducted by
the very man who In the Democratic Review
mas heaped unmcasured abuse upon Prcsidcn,
Tyler Tor appointing 'Tylcr mcn') the espe-
ciai organ, leader, and instigator Of this inter
ference. We had hoped that the conspicuous
position OF that editor would save him from
such glaring and indecent trifling with his
own solemn avowals. He now Acknowledges
no rule Tor the selection of "a Collector i'm New
York, through whose hands half the revenues
oil the United States, but personal popularity
with 1.-THE party in the city! If he proves
incompetent,the Morning News and it's CLIQUE
are doubtless to be impeached! II he run
away with the United States Treasury. the
News and its tail are to bear the loss! They
pay all the taxes, of course, and nobody else
has any interest in the safety of the country,
revenues or the efficient administration of il.
laws. The people will not long endure thi.
abominable regiment of office -beggars. who
nave already gone far to establish i'm many
parts OF the country the doctrine that the Office.
were created not for the sake of the dutie,
attached to them, but as pensions to part,
rowdies impoverished by buying votes a,
elections!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
OFFICIAI

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Franklin Cannon, register of the land office
removed.
Abraham Mouell, COT New York. } consul N
The U. >. for Turks Island, West Indies. vice
John Arthur, recalled.
appointments TO take effect 79h lime. rheu
he present commissions eTpirf.
Stanley G.. Trott, deputy postmaster AT New
London, Connecticut, in the place Of j. n.
Turner. ~
George M. Horton, deputy postmaster at
66eneva, New York, in the place of James
Recs. '''''
John n. Wright, deputy postnasterat Read.
ing, Pa, IN the place Of Charles Troyell.
Richard ". Stanton, deputy postmaster At
NMaysvlllc, kentucky in the place of James W.
-, appointment.
WIN. Pelham, surveyor general Of Arkansas
rom the 10th July, when his present conmiss
sion viii expire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
CopPERAs FACTORY -we,,o,sa ~

COPPERAS FACTORY We looked in a,
the Copperas Factory Of M,ssrs Elmsley &
Caldwell, in South Wheeling, OH Tuesday and
were initiated into the mysteries of Copp cras
manufacture. 1t is the very business we
should like. 1t costs nothing for stock. The
slate OF the coal mine is the first article, the
rain upon the bed draining through into va,
containing old scraps of rusty iron, forms the
substance, and this boiled down makes the
coppcras, They turn out large quantities of a
clear article.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
AMERICAN ARTISTS Til,

AMERICAN ARTISTS The London
Times, in short complimentary notice of IN,
ureek Slave" Of Powers, commits two mis-
takes; one in saying that this is the first speci
men oil progress in the higher order of art b,
an American, and the other, that the Greek
oiave might pass fora Venus but for her chains
counirymcn OF ours corrected both error,
LOT the London public, aud remarks that so "a,
from resembling Venus, "the EXPRESSION nj
SORROW, indignation and shame SO stronol,
gwen to the countcnance by Mr.. Power. !.
appropriate to a Greek Slave" All account.
agree, IN fact, that this is one of tho mo,,
perfect productions of modern art. and Soma
have not hestatcd to give it rank with the
best specimens of ancient statuary. Anothc,
statuc--an Eve" By Powers. has also rec.;v ..
Ell the warm commentators of compe,en,
judges. He has executed also. several be,d.
winch arc highly admired, and his statue of a
Usher boy holding shell to his ear. is said n
have the best characteristics oGhis fine pcn;us
"rccnough, and Crawford, and Clcvcnrcr have
also gwen lustre to the reputation of Amor.
lean Artists.
Our countrymcn, without the aid ofscboo,,
OF INSTRUCTORS, or even models, have been led
by the native bent Of genius to cultivate sta.
tuary more than the other fin, arts. and hav,
distsnced all competitors Of the prcsen, dov a,
The first bound. We are gratiied that ,he;,
genius has taken that direction. TO place opc
VI the fine aris above another in absolute ranh
10 absurd, but we have fancy that statues arc
Tue most appropriate ornaments of our unmcr
Gus public cdiiices, and at the same time best
suited to please the taste of our pcople. Tb;.
ana It's Kindred arts, however. cannot lono
flourish without tho patronage ofwealtlr and
u Is to be regretted that the best spccimc,s II
american artists are passing into the hnnJs oi
wealthy Europeans, instead of coming h,,,,
70 adom the county OF thcir birth o.,
governments, State aud Federal. ougl,, 20 =,
more liberal than they have been. in cncon,,.
gihg our native artists, who have fine oonins =,
excel The beneficial effect Of tbei, yo,L.
upon the minis and hearts Of the people woulI
alon; b. a sufficient return for the rypen.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
CAP STONE.lTbou..nds Of .r.c,.,o,,i

CAP STONE.-Thousands of spectator,
stood gazing yesterday afternoon to see the
workmen hoist the cap and topmest stone, to
its place on the pinnacle Ct the spire of Trinity
Church, now two hundred and eighty feet from
the ground. The men on the top looked like
Lilliputians, and the mere sight Of beholding
persons working 50 high in air, and at such
imminent peril, made the spectator dizzy. In
a few days the machinery and scaffolding of
this exquisitely beautiful spire will be taken
down, and tho whole work will then be Seen
IN all its GRANDEUR tits not generally known
that the tower, from top to bottom, is solid
stone, with not an inch Of wood. The weight
Is therefore enormous. 1t Is a subject of great
congatula,ion that, up to this time. althouph
the men have worked i'm im,i,inent pcr,l and
when one false step or movement would be
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