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Sarmsrs Sanf pcm Staat 9sIam. sDppsr, par
90. %. 3msis,a @ilminetcn, par
90. 90 Smeis, @ecraetctpn, par
- 90. %. 3wsi9, Nsm @aifle, bar
@I.;.' n m". o" So'n'lh9ton, par
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Sfem Serfep,
Selpicere Sanf* su Selpitere
Burlington SO. Sanf, Mebfcre, W.
Commercial Sanf Ysrtb 9(mbep ri
gumtsrlanb Sanf* Sribseton, NJ
SarmerS Sanf* Mount 6pGp ~ w.
Sarmers II Oleebanies Sant, Ssabmap ~"
Sarmers II Olehanics bo Mloclstcmn !
Wlorrls Go. 8ant' Olorristpmu
Oleebanies Sanf> 8urlinatou nor
Webanlcs DO Slerparf
Wletbanles II O1annfactures co* 9rsntcn war
WorrlS Canal II Sr. 60. So. gitp. mnab,
spclt Slcten nnoonnEnr s'.
Sfewarf Sanf Snf. Co S1ewarf
Orange Sanf', Oranae
psoples Sant, patsr(ou
prtnceton Santss, Drincetcu mar
Salem Sanfins go*, Salem ror
9tate Sanf@t Slewarf F
Stefe Sant* ehSatstbtown !
State Sanf* gaTpen ror
State Sant Of Olorrie" O1crristpmn
State 8anf' Stem Srunswif ror
SnfIcr Sant@ Sleptpn
Srcnton Sanfins CO. 9rsntcu nor
Union Sant* Ooper
S"nt ~ 0tahs'olf: Srnnsmif sebrpeb.
S"1 aI: Iivte u: IT, aoepaIlts Sant 90. setrpb.
etnntlln Sahf or SsS. Jeriep@itp sebrch.
& Suupl'n oantlh9 20. 5ototen sebrptb.
Setlsp S sltp Sanr' Serfep City ssbrpeb.
~, SUt'paH'ss oant. patterlon ssbrcb.
~ Sant, Sellplae scbrrt.
:gtonnoutbs Sanf Of 81 8 8rcsbolr sebrc.
SIsip pope Gel 8r. Cos <anbcrtpiue Z
" ; Ulanuf. II Sanfins 60 J6otefsn astrc
" ) sprotettion ii >omtarp 8ant & G DO.
paterfon Sanf, paterIpn aebrcsb.
State Sanf, Srefton oekrod.
SaIem pbila O1anuf Go Salsm sstroe6.
2Salbln9ton Sanfins Go 5atenIaf aetrp.
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1
! u.i 10.
9ruf nnb Oerlag bon j, 10. Ubomae,
! Slr. 105 gallowbill StraBe, pbt!acs!pbla.
Oas erite Jocft oer "S5e[fss8iblictbef Oct
Oeutfeben glafffsr" 1T tercits crfebenen II.
mir le9en paHrlte pnirrn perebrllthen Ganes:
leuten mnb OlittIr9ern nor, unb 9!aubrn ip=
NIT Dem 1Bunie6e naebiutpmmeil, meldcr
bon DerItbieoenen Seltcn aue9eiprceben ,purs
oe: ca6 es nitbt bios 5ur an9encb me
II inter BAT ltun9, fonpcrn autb cur Il
9emeinem 3 ilDum9u sSele bruna
unfcres 70 3oblreiebsn Stammss in Der Sleu.
CIT 1Selt bicne, Die 6erausaate elmer lusz
pabl bes Seiten uno Gepie9enrfeu aus prn
CBerfen unIcrer rcutIeben GtbriftiirIer in
beltpellen Soften 3u pcrantaltsn.
lin nltn 70 Diel ais m6qlicb bic Drooufte
Der plnenlbaftlitbcn Senics unleres alten
Saterlanres 5n Vcrbrelten uno nuob otn nes
nlacr Semlttelten .. Nnlrbafuu0 oieIer8cIts
Sltllotbet ju erIecbtcrn, E0cn mir mo II q t.
tb ell Srft, Cd Seitcn itarf, in cinem far:
tl9rn lImIthlas, 81 Dem preile BON 10 geuts,
Gritbeinen.
Oloaen unicre 2anbsleute nno Olit6itr9er
cen bcben 2Brrtb unIerer beutibsn Sebrift.
Teller aucb in oer neuen Ssimatb fortaners
PennrlL itcts fir bas 8ute unb grbobene
entfammt bleiben, uno ibren ScItbmaf fir
tas 5tt6ne unb 0lhBlibe auf ibre Sinner H.
enFel tltersebrn Ialfem.
Seoin8un9en.
Seber rcGp. Subltritcnt perpftGtet Ilh
n''r 5ur Nbnabme Hon feds Soften pclete
elnen Sano blloeu; friner 1T raber 9ebuns
oel, bcn ndebfcn 8anp III nebmrn.
OClm 6tcn Soefte miro Ciu Saupt. 9 itcl II.
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SutDe ron allenSarben WtauSe be Q0nc9.
uno SrDottSn. 'SaIiarine5 uno Sarcz
SaIimIers 9o8.
Wfarlsllls uno Satlns S6morSe unb ,}dntD=
Bstsnjeu9s. farbi9e Qomns.
Sslpsts@orrsn. S1litbts, ftaurrte uno
Ssopsrtiens. 9sifreifts QuitrssS
SdneD Sommertube Sr9anbD @jinabanl6
unb Salimiers Sdnep farb9sr Sarlas
Ora gtto une So1tmis tan.
rstt5. Saus mb fbwar;t
@simi0i9ts Sude unb SsiSen.
SaItmsrs. Sblibt unb fi9urrts
Sbltte, plaib u. 9es Sarb9e
lfrefte gombrn0ns. ,Oleennes be @n6s.
0innsn Srsas. Sblibte unb 9slfrsifte
Sblfts, wsi6e H. 9es Sorlatans.
itreifte SpisensWoSlin.
Saumpollsn >plaiO u. Satin9elfreifte
Tair Mcunt Smesb. @nmbrieS.
9toil 9icao @orSsn. Siss uno &attuns.
Yenniplpania Scans. IGeibenarti9s fbmara
Stcttifb II. Manbss &attuns.
ffer @insbamS.
@bsnfalS elm aI9smeneS 9(Iortsmnt BON
5asbineen, Sbdrpsn, S9oisntrd9srn, 9splats
tete Sufsn SDron. Srd9sn, @rapattsn, Soanos
ibubs, Strimpfs &C. sum 8srfauf bsi
O'erien uno Eaiaucl,
@jceene SuSsl StoDr.
@eaoin9, Wlai 27.
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9er5o9in pon8retaan

(eine 4dbi6te bes Altertbums.)
9ieIcs flsins werfebsn bat nun bic prcIs
le bsrlafen uns 1T lcpcb IAein3eln ais bem
Ousene in Der Orufcrci biefer Seituna III
baben. 0adclte cntbdIt lO4 Gciter, 1T in
nstten giubanb 9ctunDen unb totet 374 Ct
pas erempar cter $5 eas 0uesnt.
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Bertb Der Yol,fncten

stae bisjsnisen Sanfsn, pelbe NIT einem(s y
Stern bebelbnet 1inb, baben entpeber falfbe
cber um9ednbsrte gteten pen psrfbebenen Ses
nennun9en i'm llmlaufe.
2tae NIT sinsm Cd &reuS bs;sbneten Bans
fen paren frhbsrbin 6ffentlibe 9spOftsSanfen
Ste gtcten berjeni9en Sdnfen, Welds mir
NIT sinsm @ebanfsnfribs IL beSibnemwers
Ssn BON ben Srcfers nbt an9snpmmen.
pennlplpanien.
Sanfen in pbilaoelpbia.
Hamsn. 9seonto in pbilab.
Sanf BON Hortb 2(merifa* par
9tcrtbsrn qibertis5. par
psnnlplpanla* par
Ysm Saunifip* par
Der Ser. Staat.' % bis %
Commercial Sanf,* bon psnniplpansn par
6ormerS II. Ms0anie5 Sanf par
@irars sitto (etcphw* in pDl'a, ssfbIod
Seniin9trn DO. par
Ssnftnston Sapns Snitituta -
Werbants Sanf Don pbilao. betrsi.
9Npymenilng Sanft, par
Ndnuf. II. Mebanic6 par
Mehantc6 Sauf in YbiPa, par
Manuel $ator 8ant (s.Q6.9pctt) setr.
spennl nlplpanla Sapln9s Sant tetri9.
Yhilabelpbta Sanf* par
Gazing Snititut sctrctbn.
$can Comp. %.
Spenn ScwnIebip Cav Snit. -
3tharoS (WarfO sebrcb.
Sontb,parf Sapinas Sant bctrls.
S6npltla Sap Snittut setrcben
SduDlftG Sanf* par
Sputbwarf Ditto par
gSeltern Sant par
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Gct,(ttplS.

Die llntsr(sbriebsnsu baben 70 eben erbaIs
ten sin Gb6Hrs Ndcrtsment BON Sarre9e unb
Sles: @bamls, rpcsu fte bic Infmerfiamfeit
Der 9amen erbitten, ba Ie beitimmt fpoblfei>
lsr Uerfauft werbe,t, als Oil einiScm anpern
Stobr in oer @tebt, bel
O'Srien u. Rai9ueI.
Neaoins, SUM- II. SIN.
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Sut Saca:eS

fltr Die bcrampabIenbe Generation.
Die llntsrlOrisbsnen BADEN juif crbalrn bas
mpblfslifs uno ollerib6nlf nuS9sfubteife NNrrs
temsnt BON jeit9emdscn trodncn Gitern
bo6 jsSapcr in Neaein9 gum Gsrfauf an9ebrtsn
mrreen, moju bic Nufmerfinmfeit Der &dufsr
Defenders srbstsn mir, bspor lie icnifrc faus
fen, untsr wslbsn man fcl9snpsS fnpsn mrro,
ndml0:
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@e9sn 8beumatbie ano Titfen=
S0meraensg gtnement

berfertist BON JobnKienley.
DieIss <insmsnt 1T oas be,pdbrtcite Dlittel
ipclbes jemals Dor oas publifnm sebra6t
wcrpen 1T; es perf6aft ipsleibe <lnpsrnns,
wcnn Sebrautb oaoon semacbt miro. Oie
0hfenzSdmcr5en eurirt es teim erlten ODER
3weitcn Olal Stbmiercn.
GSein3is 5u baten in eieier 0ruferei.
pres: so Gent bic Slai6e.
Neapng, Hpril Is. tp.
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Or. dbarIey's Sabaipebxrppfen,
Sclpabrun9smittel Der 3dbne uno oes
Ih6sn Ntbsms,
itnb 70 eben crbalten ,lnc 3u Derfaufen in oits
fer 9ruferci - l2a Gent bic Sottel.
Neapin9, Olai 49, b..
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8DrI6riften,

seto6en bon G. j. gselmann, finb tuieeer
erbaltsn IT. gum Yerfanf in eiefer Ornfsrei1
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W'cnr9cnRrD Sp," Su Jtcrrtefaun, fat
9trrtDumberlano iu Hcrtbumbsrl. par
Srf5 @amtD Sanf ~ 9sabin9, -
Sentre bittc iu Sslefpnte, eefblc6en
@itD Sanf iu YlttSbur9, lln9an9bar
Columbia Srifsn @sisaitboft, Grlumbia par
Sarli6ls bitto* III @orli6ls. |
Ocple6tann Ditto 5u OpDlsstaun, par
Gdlton otttoT 5t @aitcn, par
@rdldn9s Ditto ;u ptttsbur9, /
Certificate I
Volt Ncten (
@rhan9e 3tpei9 SIT 0plibaysbur9, !
Certificate
erie Ditto iu erie. 9
SarnNrs u. 9roper6 81 9SaDneSburo 3
DO ;dblbar IN currant Spnbs 9
8armsrS uno Ditto Ditto ju pittsburM 9sbr
Sormers uno Ditto %. ;u SaYetts s.. .0ebr
Sarmere uno % su Srentaille ackrceb
8ranfln Ditto iu 9Salbin9tcn,
Sarmer6 Sanf y. Sud6 StD 4. Sriifpf par
6ornsrS Ditto rrn 0antaifsr* gu qantaitsr par
6arnsr6 Ditto, pcn Meabin0* gu 9iea. par
5onrri6bur9 Ditto 81 {oarrstura,
9ormcnp Snifitute ju Aearmonp, unoono,
]ooneSbole Sant ~ {opns6bolc, II
3untin9ccn Ditto ju 59untin9oOn, un9onQ
Suniata oittc su Gepi6taun, un0ana
Qanfalter %. ~ Qontaifer, mar
%aneatcr gauntp Sauf, 5u $anealtsr por
Qsbnnon be. iu 2sbnnon, 3
Qumberman's bp. Su 8arren, acbrcebcn.
Warriettd II. Susqueb. Sraoina@p. unob.
MsrhantS u. Manuf. Sanft pitt5tur9, Z
Certificate |
O1rebauies Sant, pittstura, tetria.
Monon9rbtl1 Ditto bon Sroun5eiGs,
pott 0lcten |
Mincrs Sanf BON pcttsoiae, Z
91prtbern Ditto BON ga. AT Ounbaff, unob
9tprtbumbl. 1t. @plb. Sf. AT Wiltcn, unQ6.
Sc. Wetern Sf. p.pa. Meabeoille, ee1hl.
Sten Salcm Do. Sapettc @auntp, betrllo.
Gcrtbamptpn Sanf su Slllentaun, =
sc. s.. Delan. Sritfen So. su 9t. y. geihl.
Office ber Sonf bon Yenni. 5oorr66 5 par.
Office 90 90 Qaneafter b par.
Office DO DO Msaoins b par.
Office DO Do Cation b par.
3msiS oer 8. Stoaten* pttSOurs, eebrob.
Do. %. oc. Su erie, 30.
DO. 81. DO. 5u Seaper, DO.
Office bsr SbuDlfia Sanf, port @orbcn b
9l9rieul. II. Manuf. Sf. Su Carlisle, aebr
Silpcr Safe Sanf su Wpntroie, 9efblpf
Saptcr6pas 9slaware Sridsn 60. a Is
2ppanoa DO. su Scpanba, 90
Union DC. Su llntcntann, 9ebrpd)
Beftmcrelano DO. an 9reenebnra, aefd,lp.
QSilfesbarre Sriiden 60. ST MtIf. un9auo
QSsif Srand) Sanf, 0Silliamsport Il
gByoming Sanf 5u QSilfesbarre, Ii
Oorf oitto* su Oorf,
Oou9bpgauD Sanf Su perrDpppIis, un9ane
OteStcten BON ben init be5eiebneten8an:
Fen perbea nidbt in Oepoft senommen aber
at sen betrsfenoen 8aneen ansssmccbIelt.
9ie init b bejcidnet sebsn feineNoten aus
Selaware.
Sanf .. Btlminston u.Sranbewin* *t9Silm par
Sant BON Selamafe% 1ellhln9fon pat
Sant BON Smlrna, Smlrna, par
Do. %. 3weis, W1llferp, par
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Wlulif0IiIOe cSnitrunlentc,


itnter3sitnetsr bat fir5lib bon europa
ein sroBes Ndortement bon oerihieocnen
QSaaren erbaItem Die CT i'm csten Spdtjabr
bort felbtt auserlrlcn bate, unn Die Ct nieoe:
rer pcrtaufeu Fam aIs lte in pblaoelpbio
cber Seu Dorf ansebcten tpsroen, namlitb i:
Wfmiifalifcbe SSnffrunaenfe
offer 2(rt, als @eiscn, glaricnetten, Sl6ten,
9rcmpeteh gorncpians, Opbielebs, 56rncr,
spciaunen, Neecroepns II. E. 10. Nub Weu.
If fir piano Sorte, it6ns uno Iebr lsie6te
Stife. 90 peie Snitrumeute bcrtreffib
nnc, tpie oten benerft, aueerlefsn ftnb, 70
m6cbte CT beionbsrs t11uGFsSanecn carauf
anfrnertlam maben Sa6 ltc nirsenbs bllise.
re nnb be0er ibcrcinIiimmenoe Snltrumeute
erbaIteu fonnen saber laoct CT icItbe OMflf.
bersins b6fibit ein, eamt iie (tb Iel6tt o.:
bon itter5euasn f6nnen.
3nslcieb bat ct crbalten:
&inber=Spieltpaare,t
aller Irt. Serner msbrere Silten
ge0bDrn SDmmer< Spite,
fit Sinner, &nabsn uno Olanner, ,pelebe Al
fsbr nlsSern preilen perfauft ipsrosu.
9teebtc &aiiers=9Siuen,
bonn prlple9irten Sabrifanten Ielblt enae
Fault; oaber bhrfen fle fit DIT perIcbert
iperben.
Tafbtnutren allsr 2rt, 70 ipie safcbens
nbrensWlaterlalien fir aIbsnubrmaeber.
9. q. Sei3mann,
@fs Der 6tsn unb Ysnnltrass.
Neabln9, ben l. Suli.
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Sublcriptions- ginlabnn9
fur bic
Splfs Slibiptbef
.ctttic,etl GldSTSfer +.

enthalteno cine Nuswabl Der oor5Mslibfen
8eolebte. &r3dblun9en. Sbauiptele
Il. 10.
9ruf uno 9erla9 bon ), 10. Tbomae,
SIR. 1O5 gallowbil StraBs, pbiIaps!pbia,
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Sanfen i'm Snnern oes Qanoea

Sanf BON 9tae9benp, 81 SsofOro, lln9nnsb.
Beaver, 81 Ssaper, DO
Smatara, Su oarriSbur9, 9s1blciEn
2salbin9tcn, su 9Safbn9tcn, un9ans
Sbambsr6bur9 iu @bamberSburS |
@sttSbur9* ;u @ettiSbur9, |
pittSbur9, 81 pittSbur9, |
@usquebanna 60. OlcntrcIc II
GDsifsr Sauntp iu 9Ssft6slter, par
9lamors Sountp* ;u @Dsitsr. par
9ermantaun ju Germantaun, par
qewstaun Su Qepi6tnun, II
Nfibcletaun 81 Mpplstaun, |
Mcnt9cmsrp Co., ju Ncrrstaun, par
NprtbulnbcrluuD III Hprtbumber( nnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-22

sovereignty in ours The whole assertion is
utterly groundlcss-irst, because Texas form.
ell no part OF Louisiana when sold by France:
and secondly, because the boundary treaty
with SPAN concluded in 1919 detinitiyely
wiped oGt all such equivocal claims forever.
b4t III this discussion no argument is prac,i-
cable; the wolf is resolved ON s~cizing his prey
and 1t signifies but little that the lamb stood
drinking lower down the brook.
MI. Folk holds somewhat similar. thorph
less precise, Language, as To the Oregon terri
tory. he pledges himself at the very outset
o' ms career. and with know ledge that nego-
,a,lons are actually going on between his
Cabinet and Great Britain, that the American
htle To the country OF the Oregon is clear and
unqucstionablc. But ii may spare time likely
10 M consumed IN Il very Improbable discus
SION, n we express AN opinion, at least as de-
clded az his own, that in spite of his maraud-
ers, and what he terms his constitutional
rights, the territory of the Oregon will never
he wrested from the British Crown. To which
l, belongs, but by war. MIR. Polk AYERS, that
10 enlarge the limits of the Union is To extend
the dominions of peace over additional terri
tones and increasing millions: but he will find
mat when they are so far extended as To in
clude the rightful possessions of the British
empire, he will encounter the hostility and
The resolution of a people not inferior TO the
populacc of the United States in spirit or i'm
resources.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-22

vINIE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed
sole Agen, for The Phenix Factory, onsrs Coz
sale The following fresh Spices OF superior quality
nj factory prices.
Ground Pepper. in kegs and boxes
DO Ginger. in kegs and barrels
Do Cinnamon. in kegs. Boxes and cans
d. Cloves. ia kegs and cans
Do AlsPice. in kegs. boxes and Guns
Do Cayenne Pepper in kegs. cans aud bottles
Mustard. in cans Of all sizes and Kegs
Prepared Cocoa. in boxes
Cocoa Shells, in boxes. Apply 10
LUTHER LTTiG. a. Lambert CT n;ass,-
Counting Room, Exchange Place.
ap2l I'D Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-22
REPUBLICAN BANNER OFFICE.
800

@TV""' 'Nf NHFffF IT OF"'
The weather was very fine for business last
week. The River is down to about 81 inches
ON the Shoals. The Tributary arrived Friday
from Pittsburgh. The West Tennessee is
probably in the river below. Lighters were
expected from her yesterday.
The sales of Cotton last week were heavy.
On Friday about 600 bales were sold at AZ IA
oic. Private letters Were received here on
Friday night from New Orleans, bringing I'M
~telligence that Cotton had declined fc, conse-
quently buyers did not offer as much on Satur-
day by 1 ic. Sales on Saturday were small
compared to those of Friday, holders being uIs
willing to take the decline of prices.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-22
DISCOVERY OF A PETRIFIEp BoDy

"A petrified corpse was found at Berthier.
odnada, a lew days ago. Some workmen who
lau occasion to remove several collins i'm ex-
caNaung Tor the enlargement of the church. at
'lat place, came upon one of unusual hard.
ness anu on striking it split it into pieces.
disclosmga body thoroughly preserved and
turned TO stone, which was removed 10 a
n'i5hboring dwelling. The Quebec Mercury
SAYS:
one OF the hands is wanting and a part of
the neck. "A toe and "a portion of the nose
Were either broken of during the first exami-
nation OF the curiosity, by persons striking il.
or during the removal: The nails are perfect
ON the fingers that still remain, but the hair
has entirely disappeared. The color of the
body is but little changed. The remains are
those OF a Mrs. Morrison, who died about
twenty years ago, and was buried beneath the
floor OF the church. A small running stream
passed beneath the coffin; and of course to its
effects this singular preservation of the corpse
and coffin is to be traced.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-22

packed for Family Mess, AND the Balance Navy
Mess. The tierces Of Family Mess contained
a single cut Of sob weight.
A large proportion OF the cattle were from
Summit and Portage countless. Over fifty
thousand dollars, says the Herald, have been
scattered among the Reserve farmers by this
one house the past season for this particular
product.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-22

A man with a large family was complaining
OF the difficulty OF supporting them all
. But" said a friend, ':you have sons bio
enough TO help you" "The difficulty is. thai
they are too big to work"
Os- There is a full sermon for this and the
future life contained in the above. and every
one who reads il should strive heucefortb
to reduce the size of his sons a little not bv
oppression and exacting, but by appeals to
Their reason. They should have an education
and they must have time for it, il the parent
Is able to give it to them but, in the inter.
walls they ought TO be impressed with the
knowledge that no species of honest manual
labor Is dishonorable but, on the contrary.
That idleness is dishonerable and leads almost
Inevitably to vice, crime and shame. The
worst evil now resting upon society is that
which the young have imbibed and are imbi-
bling that manual labor is discreditable. and
that he who spends money in idleness or makes
1t only by speculation or one of the learned
professions is the only gentleman. A gentle
man is a man of worth, honor and intelligence.
Ind him where you will, and these qualities
shine brighter to that portion of the world
who deserve our respect when found in a bas-
ket-makcr than a millionaire. What a poor
creature a man must be who thinks that me
would be disgraced by labor. II the exercise
OF that strength in usefulness, that God has
gwen him, can displace him from his position
IN society, humble him, take from him his
possessions IN the world Of gcntility, he must
Dc poor indeed. Bring up your sons
never to b. ashamed of doing anything that i,
honest and useful. If you do not they will.
probably. yet do that which is not honest.
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JOHN AZ OREM 4 CO.
TAlLORS,

~. w. corner VI baltimore and Charss str.
BALriAoRx
v constantly on hand. IN extensive g.
so'im~rio Of French, Eng'i,h aud American
CLorns. ~CAssiMEREs. vEsrNos. &c. of their own
importation. or purchased With cash from importers.
or foreign or domestic agents. which they are pre-
pared to make up IN tho hes, and most fashionable
STYLE. nj short notice.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING READY MADE.
On the second floor OF their building. gentlemen
will always find u general assortment of 81 perfno
and medium clolhina. The work and style Of which
they will guaranty To be equal 10 anything ,hai can
be made.
@rONE PRICE ONLY;-Thc price Of evory
article is distinctly mark&t In figures.
Baliin ore, April 90 2w
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THE RUMoRED WAR WITH MExlco.


The New York Commercial. in explaining
the recent war rumors, says Mr.. P~ackenham.
the British Minister at Washington. has re-
celved information from the British Minister
at Mexico, that, soon after the passage of the
annexing resolutions through the House was
known IN that city, the Mexican Government
formally notified the representatives of foreign
powers OF his intention. should the resolution
pass the Senate, to accept the fact asa casus
belll. With this view it would assign a time
within which resident citizens of the United
States would be required 10 close their affairs
and prepare to leave the country and the Gov
eminent would take the requisite measures To
claim the i%uliilnent of the treaty stipulation
by which the two powers agree, i'm the event
oi asserted. wrong done by one TO the other.
that the injured party shall, before proceeding
70 any hostile acts, make a formal representa-
ton and demand of redress, through the ordi-
nary channels of negotiation, Until after a
refusal To make this redress, a resort To force i,
inhibited by the treaty. 1t will be seen from
tins exposition that the rumor has run far i'm
advance of the facts.
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LN!R ESH FRJ1lTS-I6 drums Figs, 20 lbs
Il Pfones, 10 lbs Tamorinds. S bush.is Pen Nuts,
4 boxes Rhisins, 9 boxes sweet Ofunges. 9 boxes
Lemons, 100 lbs Rock candy. so lbs Liquoricc. 100
IDS soii shell Almonds. Just rec'd and for sale al
ap22 PARKfR'S. No 1O1 Main street.
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vH>RUST SALE--ln pursuance Of o deed Of
IL Trust made 10 me, The subscriber, by Hamp-
den Zane. dated The l4ih day Of March 1874, and
recorded 10 The Clerks Office OF Ohio county, in
book No. 81 shall, on The 24ih day OF
May next, at The duor Of the Court House in
Wheeling. proceed 10 sell oil public sale TO the
highest and best bidder, for ready money. the
following real estate in Wheeling. and the corporate
limits thereof. 10 vii. all the one undivided half of
The ground in Wheeling. lying south Of Union O..
Easl Of Water street. west OF Main street. and North
of and adjoining the lower town Of Wheeling, ioge.
'her with the one undivided hall Of The Houses and
improvements ihereon; end also all his (said Hsmp-
den Zane's) right. interest and estate in and 10 he
tract OF land on which The town Of Wheeling was
laid I'll. and which includes oil The SAID iracto Of
land. except That p.ri thereof on which said iowu
oi Wheeling was laid of. and which was laid OH,
INTO lots 10y The late Noah Zane, and his e iher the
'aie Ebenezer Zane, and excepting such parts thereof
az The said i%Iampden Zane, has by deeds recorded
IN OHIO county. heretofore conveyed to George
Mendel. + Pollock, w w Shriver, Sophia III John
sion nnd M A Fogle. and exc ep,ing also the Mansion
house on which Mis- Mary l. Dorsey. now resides.
or 2l's WM II CHURCHILL. Trustee.
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Major VIM. Il. Lewis has published sew
erai letters, or parts of letters, OF a recent date
from Gen. Jackson, in the National intelliunn,
Ger, to show that the intimate personal TeIa-
tons that have subsisted between himself and
the Old Hero are as strong as they have ever
been. "
The question, startling as it is, cannot but
b. asked; "lsit supposed by any that Gen.
Jackson's opinion weighs with the President
and Cabinet OF the United States to such an
extent that his friendship is a warrant for be-
ing retained in Officer"