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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03

L 4NSSAfS on the Principles Of Morality. and on.
IA INC private ond political Rights and ObIig1>
uons OF Mahk'nd. BY lonathon Dymond just
published, and Tor sue by } IIASWELL.
j." Union street
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richnsopd. VA.
UNDER THE EXCHAN No.

SPLENDID PRIZES FOR MAY, 1915.
h~ssbdf,a Lottery, Class No. to be drawn sari,y II
May. leiS. At hkIanda ID No. IA dawn b,u,,. "a,
pa' $4,000 1909 5000. ke &c Ticket. $40 naive.
aaaners so certificate package Of &c whole
siso, s6 halves CO. &c qr.. 10
heianiri Lottery class M 49, drawn Saturday 10Th
May 1875 n herlnda ID Mo-. and ~ dawn b,,o,. =
Capa $4,000 10 ODo COCO 3t0 $500 1000 so pz-.
oil 1000 &c &c Tickets sIo halves s. ours so e,uc-
cate OF package Of Is whole haye. G %
- So. - VS.
AeIandra Lottery. Chs No. be drawn Saturday I5,b
say 1872 at Ale1andria d. C. - drawn ballots
Cspa $4,000 loooo 6ooo 5000 1854 ssoo 100 20 z Of
iooo ioo OF 800 Tickets sIn halves qrs Cecat. ~
faekaee OF 20 Whole Tickets halves qr ~ So
Alexandria Lottery Gas 81. for 1885 to be drawn in Ae1an
dra d. T. Saturday May 2th rs No. I2 tr,wp bal
lots Prizes s3e 900 10000 $3.50 $500 1917 100 Of
&C ke sc Tickets $40 halves ora so. Cerh. a;es q
Packages OF - whole tickets $3.50, 65 qrs J. So
Aeiandra Lottery Class No Isi5 to be drawn i'm AL,
andria ID c. on Saturday Nay IS Nos II dr,r,
ballots Prizes; $4,000 10000 6ooo 5000 1000 $500 2pes
lst7 IS OF lOoo IS Of 500 200 of soa ne Ae
Tickets $40 halves $50 Certificates Of PACKAGES Of IS
Whole Tickets $3.50, IS halves 90. 25 qrs- 20.
Ps-Peons visiting the city on Ho,t il they wan,
money. 49, ~' -"'
V or1ers Tor Tickets and shaes
IN the above splendid Lotteries promni a
on and account Of each Craving be seni "a an
who may orcer Tickets "A Al Unyr
Richmond, Ami
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STRATrON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say what they can
For selling Prizes, STRATrox's the man,


For selling Prizes SrRArroxs the man,
Drawn Nos Of Alexandra Extra 90 Arrl 90
p 30 "a 10 rs % 90 81 SO % IS CT "a IS
Drawn Nos OF MOnOngaiia, No. l7-April 25tb:
Al 4S IL 81 p So - 80 SO A 80 II 70
Whole Ticket Nos 43 4S ~ and Ticket Nos 81 o5 II
prize OF $780, both sold and paid by sTRATToN
$4,000, 5000!
Va Lees5urg No. H. for Monday II O'Clock at the
Capitals $4,000, 5000 $500 1000. OF 1850 10
OF 1000 &c rs Nos Is whOes s5 hal,s, s5o ors
1875. ''' 90
$4,000, 100000
Aleaandr'c No iOi Ezra for Tuesday Capitals ssuo
10000 $500 1000, sooo $780, &C. 7s Nos II drawn
whoiss 3; halves $50; q,s 1875.
$4,000, COCO
New Jersey No 30 Tor Wednesday. Capitals $50 600 6ooo
1000 5000 80 Of 1000 SO Of $780, IS Nos drawn whos
IS; halves $50. q I,s5
100000, 5000!
AIeIanira No lo3 Eura- for Thursday. Capitals $4,000
halves $50 qr.. las
$4,000, 2OOOl
Va Mononfaa No L. for Friday o'clock at the
Capitals $4,000 5000, 1900. 1895, 1000 OF SEQ Of
$1,000. 1000.
AleIaniria No los EIi Saturday Capital. $1,000 5000
llOo 1000 9Oa stO 70o 600, Of 500 Nos Is dawn
Who'es $50; halves l,e5, qrs 6el els.
$4,000, 10000.
Arxandra No IL, drawing Sundays
~ OF 1000. &c 7S Nos II drawn Whoes qs
Buyers referred my OF PrIes which reg
At the Office, proof Of what has done; and every
drawing continues to increase the number paid by
W Onirs for ekase certi
Schemes and in all Lotteries promptly attended TO- and
dawing sent wien requested.
Please address order. N. sTRATToN
ap % Richmond. Va.
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'Gotteriee.
j. +. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
nsehsasns. vsrgissa.
Il, Splendid Lotteries to bc drawn in Nav.
The Subscriber begs call the attention of person. in
the seuouS tbs following list Of spendid I,te., ~ he
drawn In May. Csphis oi $1,000 $4,000. Sc &c
viii be Distributed this month. Money sen, from any oar,
oi tbs country. matter what distance will be
IN any schene named and the tickets or their number,
n pfeferrsd. viii b. forwarded BY first mail, Certificate.
Packages In there schemes particularly
%. r'ssss address postage paid or no'l
j. r. WORD.
~. Richmond, Va.
10000 Dplla..
, Aiexsndria Lottery, Css, IL, To be drawn May ID
Crand Sel,sme SiODO0. 1900 frat aud second prizes;
prizs Of SGO0o. 5000. 1890. $500. 1900. 1863, %
prizes 81 1000. - o 500. 20 OF 4O0 40 Of 3oO &c &C.
Whoto tickets $40; halves and quarters in
Certificate of package of 90 whole tckets will lie sent
TO any pto the Union. free o risk On recent
Of $50; halves and quarters in proportion.
--s 10000 dollars!
Alexnndiia Lottery. Class 49, TO be drawn 10Th MAY
y30.O00, 10000, first and second prizes. Also GDOO
&c.
Tickets $40. shares in proportion. A certificate Of
package VI % whole tickets this sehene will be sent for
SI5o halves SG5. quarters ~ So II you want To &c,
eaptai' send your orders To J. r. WORDS,
aP2I RicbnonJ v,
aoo'. sprndd fotisr'e ,rop, attrn
oon an an oseiAl
Is evtr o all who ortinr from J. " WORD
60,
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i. RUSSELL BIGGER,
AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. PAINE & Co.,
RiCHAO.ND, ~

SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
Drawing received every day at I O'Clock.
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000! Is drawn ballots.
Drawing received by Mondays mail. Capitals =
$4,000, 5000, 5000. 1000. 1870. 5 Of 1000. 5
Of 1900, 10 OF 1000, 500. 400 300, &c. &c. 5s Nos,
Is ballots. Tickets $40; halves s; qrs. $50.
Certificate Of &c whole Tickets SIO5
Do. 26 half do 80 20
Do. 90 quarter do 90 IS
sCHEaE.
$4,000 Capial!--7J Nos. 10 ballots.
Drawing received by Wednesdays Capitals $50 900
10000 5000. 1900 e0C0 Isu0 II Barots
Tickets s. halves $50 IS Certificate Of rs
asa. halves SO so; quarters I4,S.
Sl2.000 Capital so prizes OF $1,000.
Drawing received by Thursdays Capitals eng O00 so
prizes OF 1908, &C. IS Nos ~ Ballots Tickets only ~
For Fhiay-Capas 10000, 5000. 25GO ISIS 1909 of
500 Of 600 500 Of 400 Of 800 goo Se Nos ~
lots. Tickets 81.
For Other schcnes call atthe Office.
" Packages Of wholes and shares, single whoes and
shares always hand in the usual great variety and
usual, prizes paid sight Immediately after the drawing.
lIOrders for packages, certificates single tickets in
the above Schemes and in all Lotteries, will be promptly
attended TO. and drawing sent when requested.
L. RUSSELL BIGGER,
np % Managers dice, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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SALE or A VALUABLE FARM sraR RICHMOND.
lDURSu wv 20 n ,.crcr Of th. Count. .or,

II
Of Henr,eo pronounced Ta day Of ap, Is,, in A.
suit Of b'ianni Wellington k-anon of B-v.,I, REM,
ahi hfeeu'iiI Of hts hsi Viii and Pu,a
AGAINST Gs"re-r k-nnon aud ottsr a-eaant. Tn. ,s,n
81 acting as sader eeesr- AN on
puois auction on The Psei, bitss tract a, "a,
eel Of land yns Counties Hereo and Iano., e.u
containing eight hundred seven er md vo
an aete about sven miles from the Richmond ON
honny Swamp AMI thr Turnpike Road Tn. nj,
VIII be made follow wit Yo cash a, II, 90 ,
o. % pnfes',. money "a win BE- sufficient pay 81 iwrn
i've hunaei collars with interest tsresn lrt day Of
April itff ard all th- -niny .x.euon of no..
Of The ~. day Of Noy-ser isii the ,,h d,y
o nph io-S Commission and for
trouble 70 the usdsnspsd prescribed aid deere, md
e re-due Of the purchase money abe In day
o January 1886 and the residue lamar,
Tor each OF which ins,nents bes rn- p-
,Son The day Of 'e to be pad when the principal payable
conveyance tn be .r'euied IN the purchaser ,.
b. the purchase money paid a Conveyance directed
by the court GEO. r CRtMP
pS-id LoFriN n Elicit. comni-.n.
Immediately after the sale of the land will be
sod l'ne Nzroe-eon,siirg OF women SON. Of which
Horses 'eyerai Cows yoke WORK orcn az '.'''
A az The Household and Kitchen Furnii.s which is Of excel
bic Books. ~" ' "e' FAiua
perry.
BY request Of Gro T. KExxoS ,ot.
" Note by DR.. Kennon-The land adv.r.
iised above valuable ami deserving IN. attention of os,o,
DISPOSED TO make properly IL h,. .dy.
t.ses which render IT, de,rab. farm IN h
reson OF country Is has OF the r. o.
for market wood which xouL,
Tor The ilrri the bes; and the
spot ever saw have lived years nv fas
y black AMI white ilan 61y have ep,ovrd ~. 81
hea-no' solitary Of hiou- appeared mi,
period requiring medical any sieknr,s eouL -
tracrd to the farm $50 1850 ~
OF the high land there Sal cleared now sen.r, -,
IN rs Glass all produce crops corn oats and am.
OF the hes good WHEAT The crop whea small one 4,
e rsshbourhood is poo,e lana on
the - - -~''- ""
OF the e.tnd there aeres in is original growth This
aho independent OF ITS hn- timber, thought Judge.
be hi rate obaeeo land have would produce Ina,
crop in perfection. - ~
of the amp land there 220 Part Of thi, land n nj,
eh As can eeand nearly from water by
ana canals pan D. in woods heavy iinbcre with oaL nj.
soy m PIE walnut 1e Part has cultivated an tobacco
ana grew very larfe aud snr-pau y-Lnr not @ than
10 bafrels IN the
eapense OF 500 would reclaim every acre al II, "
Inc accommodations comfortable and
iamy-ahd has securing eY,o. -
good materials ~ 49, ""'A~o W
would invite disposed purchase good farm i'm m.
Judge for themselves. ' y -, sur
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$40 -s.ssyssilLA-ihs s.sosa ara..,s,. n 49,.
~. hsshne an wss - ~ Paneel. = srsp>.b en-
VIZ snd certainty his e~rbs.tcd c.r-. .ss-h -
1910 thst sAy might ~ ssensA ssppu.r ,..c.lo..
,s. - se :. ihs ihe.sea ef - Hys-.s rs.p nsA-r.
uons poured uloa is sa rsnds rsrupar sp, N h. nm.
so potent To drop n-tsphp c.Is iasSr~ss ~ truth .
nay be afsy asserted hs' By ~ bs.s n pvt.,e.
ns repsuon hes wroush rsdisa uessous an
"spthve diseases. than oshef In ---.-sT
gstis- = - >>.'-" 'a " ssehe
Prepared ssd soh whosre and rrsaR and for .ro,,,,,;
SANDS CO. Druggist. asi Chss.ss Crapi,- Bu,d-
ing. NO "a broadway " Chs.b>ru srss New
con' $40 ~ ALEN DUvAL CO. Asests Mas ssreet RIeh
e "a " FREE VI per Bottle Or srssre. fov o. 10
THOUSANDS RESTORED TO HEALTH!
Nero Evidence 81 sAe Power %
IHOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NArrHA. =
PniLAptIraiA. Nay 1, 1874
M hs. ToMsoN-D-srsiri Tb- ssooi.hns benehs h.v,
sipef'sseed fcs' . 81 yoar csssosnd syrup Of .r
~ Napthn r"irrs duty inform ~
s'h srry had cough. causing Irr.
% xeai oppression deu'y OF breathing VI app-t-
hs ssnous remedies without effect became alarmed
medcihes thoush would shat h,d Le.o u.,.. -
tna"E myself getting fesd bor,-
OF your preparation z,yng "h-
mmsa.ry procured bor, and b~fot,
haa .hss t.o ea'rs ~as completely health
SOLELY TOE ths b~pent allow. Lrsf a,
Any further Inquiries rrsdenee IIs ,,,,n
asine sreet. Re-tretfuiiv vours - - ~
PRAscIs rREvosr.
eT Price SO per botie os 8 bnu,- fos q So
roo Sa~ as ~hoa szie rctaI. It7 street by
ALEX DUvAL y CD.
~ - General Agents
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,

BARGAINS In DRY GOODS,
M AI be had by calling at No. ~, Main street.
4V where the undersigned have large and elegant
asortmenof Goods season aud viii be
sold at moteraie prees, for cash
The following ARTICLES shah which
added former as-n-ten comae ana
in every worthy the attention trade
doz Barge s@ilwis and searfs, very beautiful
30 pieces Printed BAlsorines
so do Grass Goth
do Linen Cambria
do 10 Linen sheetng
10 daz twisted sis I fingered Mhts
Plain and trimmed SATIN
sun Shades, variety
cases I ti@aehed Sheeiings
do l24 do
10 bales Cotton Oynaburss
pieces beautiful French Canbries
20 do Polka Gauxe
ea--s Of New style Prints
10 bales heavy yd wide bro Cotton Cloths &c per vi
T. BERKLEY 90,
ap 10 Under the Mansion IIoas-.
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BY Williams q Haxait.
SALE OF VALUABLE PxoPERTY.
UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
UDN yirfue nj n .l.a,l nr ,-,,., e..

L..
Rl virtue OF a deed of trust from William n
Dickinson and wife, bearing Is,h Of Aprl ls1a
ana admitted To record IN the ohee OF for
tse ery OF Rchnos 18th Of nonth on
MONDAY the fifth day Of May o'clock the amer
noon At the premises ,e public hirhss, bidder an
.hai piece parcel or 10; Of Land in the the
houses thereon and sppurtenances belonging occupied
the date Of the said deed by said ON
the south by the lot Sterling Crnp ou, which
Il divided by fence Of Tie smoke.
houre on the said N; occupied by Cum? which SAID
renee al the distance OF twenty-five right from thu
brick dwelling hous- Of the last the west by 9Th
street. on the north by the lot of which
Possessed and on the by heirs Of
smith The parties Interested desiring that the Property
should be divided into three parcels in
that way the Of the parees explained at the
time OF
ItRNs-Th- deed authorizes ready monty bal the
parties interested consent that only THIRD Ad IN casa and the
est ~ two al inn nis Of sI and twelve bearing
sest o the day Of sa;he purchaser giving negotiable notes
and deed OF trust on the
NO Of lection Is known the Trustee will ony
vey IN the purehassr such lille by IN. deed Of
ts Al the time OF sale the weather should
improper 10 sell the sale Dun-a from day 10 day al
the same hou, until i shall De mad.
CONWAY KuhINSUN.
The sas viii be conducted by Mcsss wILlI,~s Haul
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Aufticn 8ales.
Furs'nE pays.

sy wi'ii.... = ss...iL
ON wsDNEsDaY ooh Inst, 10 o.e,osh vii he
sod IN ffont cfosr Auction
10 hisis Nsw Orleans sugar
lse bags prisss Leuayrs Coffee
ioo do do RIO do
50 do do Oh lava ao
ID do d. " a. C.th>vlps's do
20 hids psims Basiasote Bacon s.s~s
do do SHOULDERS in Field.
20 hhds Rye whsksy
70 DO . Old Mononrahsa do
DO bes Apple Brrdy
do reaeh
10 DO County Gan
Is do NJ Rum
= hall pipss superior Cagnae EranJy
10 do do Common do
100 pleka:es fresh G.npowder Tea
20 hss kusssf Appls. In Gns order
10 baskets saperlse SALAD
. tsfesS Winter Pressed I.ao.p do
10 gfoee hasoss sup-fos Blaekilx
20 h,ss very superior 1sdsgo
zoo -ices soe seat..r.
Sioo cash. 100 AMI over months Ga approved
p'ps. WILLIAMS q HAN ALL.
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vESTIGES OF CREATION.
WE have received the third supply of Ves,i-
,e ciI
yam The most interesting work Of the
apli NV RANDOLPH 4 co.
- MiTH's wHoOPiNG COUGH sYRuP.-A further suppiy
~ just received per steamboat Columbus, JoHNsrONS
ap22 us Main
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EAGLE TAVERN LOT

In FRIDAY the 9th day of May az O'Clock n, The
w so that vacant io' "f GrosBi b-ongnx IN. RAM sr
"xaa n"'ihs "a fset On street, b-inx part Tie <oaa,
On which formerly s,ooi th- al and :. IN. n, -, A.,
i"n To corner 81 As--r% Ale ssi-r Dav1
AS-'n- u"ri cash. tho haan.e -g1ii ptym-at. al q
anh " month"; if notes negotiable.
aP9G DUNLOP MoSCfTpc /. r.. -.
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Auttiou Sales.
FUrURE DAYS.
ny Dsnisp, Msnears a Go.
ELIGIBLE REAL ENT1 TE

ny oanisp, Msneurc a Co. -
ELIGIBLE REAL ESTATE.
ar AZ TIoN.
I'm TUESDAY,. the ooh day of Apr;I- 81, +, o,.,t
o" thr paeni-s.. will be tha.. v.rv r,,l.- 49,,
hf.s known a. MARI Tavern ,,,,,.i ~
of Broad street. oai'rx sai nd
sn .rame hniiines ocr-os &c .<eoaL ,.i
20 rear OF ne above fontnx on 9Th feet. ..d rt,.
IN r.af Ky feet On which " large Brieh stah.
Tfkss-on- fonrh cash. the r.-n.ne., \, ,h,r. .,,, 49,
Az" ~ and - month"; an b.snT interest , a.. DIV 81
~ Br'NLDp uOy,tvr - 80 ~ t"s
Two convenient Tcne meats ON valley Street
IA AscioH.
On "WEDNESDAY the sih Of Mar NJ 8 o,.,-k 81. -
ms .m D -ai ussr two conveniently t.pet.nt,
ea on 's-y NJ 'i street Immediately opposite Tn the
tenement INV oeespiei hy Etan 1cor-,-y And All mn, m
"e'pse' ~ hefnard Hsran tn. ene -pt
10" '"y ho-r With ns ronns above sri ..or
Fr,... ur TOW TIE wooden tenement roop-
1NS-'n- haf cash; the tasree In .ausi r.ym.pt, NJ
an" "'n'hs of n's a-so'iabi-, epL,,..d
FRANCIS CnlI.paEss
ap "a Sale IN Il.Ln. "
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-13

ITEMS OF News. MIR. John McIllwrath, Of
New York, was drowned at Coney Island Oh
Saturday. Lind, the celebrated Swe-
dish vocalist, has become the wife of German
nobeman.-The Fall session of the College
OF New Jersey, at Princeton, commenced on
Thursday, with very large accession Of new
students.-The steamer Fawn, was recently
destroyed by fire. in the Ohio river.---We re-
greet to see it stated in the N. York papers that
Mrs. Sigourney, the poetess, is dangerously i'll.
-The Wing State Convention of Maine has
unanimously nominated Freeman II. Morse as
the Whg candidate for Governor Of the State.
1t is said that great number of Sharks
have recently made their appearance in New
York hal or,-George F. Maxim, son of G,
w. Maxim, youth of great promise, 10 years
Of aye, was drowned at Bangor on the 18th in
stant.-A new WEIGH Baptist Church is 60
ing up in Po;tsvlle, making the third Welch
Church in the Borough. young man by
the name of Plymon Seaver, lies i'll Jail at
Chelsea, Vt, for having labored in the field on
the Slbbath. ~ man named Patrick Made
gan, was aca.dently drowned in the North riv-
or, on Saturday last.-----A lad named Charles
u. Mann, was accidentally drowned in the
Eas. river on Sunday.
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SECRET DISEASE

6tURED IN FROM TO 3 DAYS or NO
u CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR. JOHNST ON
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick s!IFis,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he OF
tanned the speedy remedy for Gonorrhga, GIeeu,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, AZ
fectOns of the Kidneys. and every other symptom o.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the ravH-
ges Of this disease wheE from neglect TO consult
sSllfu physician, or from ignorant and improper treat
ment, the constitutional symptoms make appear
ance-Ihe throat becomes liberated, the diseaz
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dmness OF
sight, deafness, the homes affected, blotches On the
head face and eN.emiiies progressing on withrgAt-
iu rapdity Till al last the palate Of tie mouth Is ds-
noytd. the bones OF The decay and fall in: tine
victiE OF this hord disease become an object O! pity,
until the last scene Of the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain ty hurrylng the unhappy patent 10
an Uhtlmely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain pcrnici0uS practice may he soon restored 10
perfect heah by applying TO Dr. Johnson, either per-
sOnally or by letter Ur. J. has seen cases that were
sufficient 70 appal the heart and harrow up the soul
OF all who were not used To the observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this meet the eye OF any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately TO
DR.. Johnston, who stands ready TO relieve them and
from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals Of
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure NO
matter how bad the may be-
Its proper here to observe that DR.. JOHNSTON 70
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecnniary necessity-he having, by the de-
cease Of relative, fallen herto tortune-but thTo'
ardent desire to benefit hissufering fellow crea-
tuIes to pour like the good Samaritan, oil into theI
wounds, and particularly TO relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels pity
Again il must he remembered that the object Of Dr.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief OF this
mscries OF mankind, is notthrough pecuniary neces-
sity. Hence charge will in any case be made M
less the Patients cured
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Deiorny
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, SC, performed on
the Poor free of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, OF the right hand side Of n. Frederick
street. going from Baltimore street, 2doors from IN .
corner. Observe the name.
{G7-hGviCe to the P0of GRATIS.
All LEIIERS MlIIsi he LAln. 10
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WEDNESDAY MORNING,

fence OF the honor and integrity of the territory
He admits that Mexico is inferior to the United
States in power; but the former, he thinks, has
justice on her side, and Providence Knocks al
strength when nation is fighting in a good
cause Such is the general tenor of the article
we give the last paragraph entire, which is as
follows:
| "Slexicons! to arms The common enemy
taking ADVANTAGE of our disunon, nenaces us,
ana is even now at the gates of the Republic
In the name Of independence, in the name
OF Mexican liberty, fly to inflict upon them the
most exemplary chastisement, and God save
TIE nation!''
We believe that this editor is in the habit Of
talking at random and almost any way. If we
mistake not, his paper, during the revolution
last fall, contained most fuIsome panegyric OF
Santa Anna i'll the morning, calling him not
only the father, but the saviour of his country,
a second Napoleon, and all that sort of thing
In the afternoon, hearing that affairs had taken
sudden turn against the tyrant, he changed
his tone by issuing an extra heaping upon him
every vile cpithet the Mexican language so
much abounds in.
Two light shocks of all earthquake were felt
at era Cruz on the 18th ult., and between
Them came severe tempest of rain.
We do not find another item of importance
IN the Ieracru=ano. The following extract of
letter, which has been kindly furnished us by
a commercial house in this city, we publish as
throwing additional light upon movements in
Northeastern Mexico:
MArAMoRos, July II, As.
write you again thus soon, fearing that war
will be declared by Mexico against the United
States, and all communication interrupted for
some time. From the present manifestation Of
feeling towards Americans we fear we may be
expelled from the country at fifteen days no.
tee, in which case shall have the pleasure Of
seeing you much sooner than expected, al
though at grievous loss in pecuniary point
OF view. BY the present treaty between the
United States and Mexico, we are permitted to
remain six months to settle up our business af-
fairs, but am apprehensive they will pay no
regard to it. Troops are approaching this
place from various quarters, and not single
doubt remains in my mind of the intention OF
this Government to declare war, although il
will be impossible for them to push it with vi
gor, or the least prospect of success. Should
they, however, be supplied with the requisite
funds by England, although they may be una
bic to make any powerful demonstration on the
other side OF the Rio Grande, their national OBJ
stinacy will induce them to defer for a long
time any approaches towards Il peace forfeiting
their alleged rights to the State of Texas.