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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

MEDICAL NOTICE.--DR ELISHA WAR
NER respectfully tenders his erocs sionat services
to the citizens Of Wheeling and urroundiDp country
and solciis share II patronage.
| DIR w, having studied The Indian or Botanic
Practice Of his father. who is extensively known bv
'e tile OF the Old Indian Physician Of Pittsburgh.
and having praciiced with HIM successfully for the
| last Two years hopes by assduous and unremifing
attention 10 his profession TO satisfy The reasonable
expectations Of those who may favor him with their
confidence and patronage.
Notwithstanding he has pre yjousIv been under
The 'uiiion ola respectable practitioner Of the oI
school, he wishes IL 10 be understood that he proc;i.
ces ON The Indian or Botanic system Of his father
who has prnciiced successfully in tho sboyo civ
Tor The last seventeen years
10 acute cases persons will be visited. hut he
proposes more particularly 10 treat CHRONIC Dis
EASES. such Scrofula, Rheumatism. White
SwoiiIng' Lep'osy. Ulcers, Cancers, Salt Rheum :.
tFemer) old ulceraied legs. ST Anhonys FIRE. (Ery-
slpelas) Sypieliiic Diseases, Asthma, Coughs,
Debility Of the System, caused by obstinate Colds
affecting The Lungs. Inciyieni Conrumpiion Soufvy,
nnd Other forms oi Chronic Diseases useless 10.
mention 10 This place.
Fever and Asue cured in a very short time.
Let The afflicted call and consult. Advice given,
free
@roficc first door. al The South end of the
bridge, South Wheeling. Va. nn 10
VIE AMERICAN HOUSE CARPENTER
a Treatise upon Architecture. Cornces and
mouIding'. Framing. Doors. Windows. &c. together
WIN The most important principles Of Practical
Geometry. illustrated by hume rous eDgravings, by
g Hatfield, just reed and for sale by
Jun III JOHN HASWELL, Union 81.
lore CHEAP PUBLCATIoNs--Just
Ifk reed Nos 8, o ond 10 Of the Librsry Of
choice reedng. entitled The French in Alsiers;
HszeiTs Table Talk part 2; Ancient Moral Tales.
from The Gesia R"msnorumi sso, Lardners Leo
Iurs No 9, at the blackstone Of
jun III JOHN HAswELL, Union ~.
"THTE AND PINK LINING SKINS
w 20 dozen white snd pink Lining skins,
jud rec d aud Tor sale ~ ss low rates as they
he purchased west Of the mountsins, ~ ,be Sign Of
me BIC RED BOOT tiun I0) S MCLALLEN.
STEEL-Nayloi a. CHS superior cast,
" shear and blister steel. f,cd and fof sale by
Inn 10 OFT & GREER.
LNLY BKUSHEs--yery superuf PescOcR Fea-
II ihcf ny Brushes. just reed by
june ~ J Is T. HORNBRooK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

:. we had the following interesting Rail road
items in the n. Y. Tribune:
The total Receipts of the Portland Railroad
Tor the year ending May 81 were Sl3I, 4OI rs,
me total expenditures excluding interest were
Sol ,S22,26. The interest paid was Sl7.al0
20. The net profits were 81. III Sc. OF this
sol ,o9l have been paid dividends. The net
earnings have been 1910 per cent, those of the
proceeding year were Go 100 per cent.
AT the meeting of the Directors of the Fitch
burg Railroad, it was voted to accept the report
oil their engineers, which recommended con
nectlon with the Vermont Central Rmtc
through Montpelier to Burlington.
The Report the financial condition of The
Providence and Boston Railroad is flatte,ing
exhibiting net income of Sl77 800 for the
year past, or nearly ten per cent on the capital
In the last six months there has been an increase
over same period of 1874 of 81 500 i'm receipts
and S8,S9S in expenses, so that the net in
crease is 81 ,962.
The Reading Railroad is now receiving more
income per week than any other road i'm the u
States. The business for June is estimated AT
10000 tons, but some of the Directors believe
that the amount will be exceeded. The bust
ness OF May exceeded the estimates several
thousand tons. The competition between the
Railroad and Schuylkill Canal have reduced
the rates OF toll on the latter work to about 20
cents per on.giving am income of about 81 900
per week; the Canal Co. have been endeavor-
ing Tor some weeks to make AN arrangement
by which more equal division of the business
might be made. The Road we understand has
refused all overtuTes. The Canal has been for
the last two weeks offering TO allow coal to
go free, guarantee freight at 80 cents the usual
rate being 40 cents, and to tow vessels from
the Schuylkill to the Delaware without charge.
The coal passing on the Canal is what is us,,
ally called the gray ash coal In the face of
this excessive competition the Railroad Co.
have advanced the rate of toll 10 cents ser
ton, to take effect upon the LIST July, and will
probably make farther advance ON the LIST
August of ID cts. more, showing that the Di-
rcctors a any rate have the fullest confidence
III the ability OF the Road to secure the bust.
ness OF the coal region.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
Da6tp TlnFS,
FRIDAY. JUNE -. t~i5.

NOLNEI u. PALMER, is iu authorized
A. ~ Ter receiving Subscriptions and Rdver
t'~"nents la, tl,, Wh"cling fumes and Gazette.
His U,'tcs rrC
III SOtv Street, Boston.
81 Ann Street, New Work
% Pine Street, Philadelphia.
Corner ot Baltimore AMI Calvert Streets,
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

LNIRE! FIRE. FIRE!-Notice To ,h.se who arc
Il using water from the hydrsnis. and are u.s.
sessca for the year ending April 1916. Rene mbcr
your rents were due The rs, day OF May past and
you will be visited 10y The collector, to receive The
amounts due. and wing The city for the same and
as The time allowed To the collector To seule with
the treasurer short and limited, il will he expect.
ell that each and every person will endeavor to DO
prepared To settle their dues and should il be other.
wise. you will please tn coll nj The Office Of the city
Sergeant. where you " i'll find some person to wat
upon you and receive your rents.
jun6 MURRAY CS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13


ESPECTFULLY informs tho Ladies Of Vince.
j. u ling. That he mdnuiar.u.cs Ladies' shippers OF
all STYLES and COLORS. Of superior quality and
beauty. lie warrants all work from Ills shop To bc
superior 10 Eastern manufacture. ani viii be sold
81 pct cent cheaper.
The public are invi'cd 10 cal aud satisfy them.
solves ION inn Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
,NURTugR sIIppIy-,v. -. -

NuFTHER SUPPLYING ho,e opened il,,
'nofpine rich painted Tureian Mn,ln.
,tiendid La Polka Bafages. Rich Balzuines ano
% <mipe Lawns, Laced Lawns. splendid Barge
Shawls and scaris, Prnts. jacquard Gingham and
lawn Ginghams, with other fincy goods
Jun IO sENSENEY g. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

ID OSE LEAVES WANTED. for which tho
III highest price will he paid by
Jun O PRYOR & PAUL., No I64 Market st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
MORSE'S TELEGEApU-T NIoo,

MORSES TELEGRAPH.-The Magnetic
Telegraph between New York and Washing
ton--as we learn by letter from +. O. ]
smith IN the New York Couicr-is To b. inn
mcdiatcly commenced. the necessary funds
having been raised for he section proposed Ia
b, first putup from New York to PHILADELPHIA
and provisional arrangements for continual
ton to Washington. as soon as they are pre-.
pared TO proceed. Arrangements are i'm pro.
gross for line from New York to Utica. via
Springfield, where the junction will complete
the iine IRON Boston 10 Utica.-Onc OF the
fundamental principles is as follows:
" The line or lines of Magnetic Telegraph
winch may b. constructed by this COMPANY.
shall BE- open alike To all men aud all public
authorities who shall pay the regular charge
which may be fixed upon for its use. and The
Inst TO com" shall b. the first served. without
regard "a SIX, wealth or station: subject to
s"aSonabl' limitations as 10 time. as may be
hereafter prescribed exceptions or preference
may be given to the Government i'm great pub.
lic emergencies. and To- promote the arrest of
iuguvcs from justice. and 10 prevent the com.
mission or contamination Of crimes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
From The Marion Pioneer
RAlL ROAD MEETING

Pursuant To appointment. AN adjourned
meeting oi the citizens of Marion county wa.
held at the Court House on Monday, the 2nd
inst. On motion
JOHN CLAYTON WAS called TO the chair.
and \. r. HAyMoNp APPOINTED Secretary.
The object oi the n.tSiing being explained
il was. on notion of & $. Raymond,
Resolved. That the chairman of thi, meet.
ing appoint one hundred delegates to repre-
sent the county of Marion in the Rail Road
Convention To be held i'll Fairmont ON the l.
Monday in July.
Whercupon the chairman announced In,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

fnnug ladies' who arc accustomed io raad
newspapers. om always ob-crycd fo po..s..
winning ways most amiJbIe disposition, i'm.
''''','l u"hc good wives aud always .rlcr,
good husbands Ilsdlact.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

oh mpuon, III was resolved
That the Secretary add the name of the
Chairmln to the list of Delegates.
On motion of +. IL. Pierpont, was
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing DC published i'll the Marion Pioneer. tn,
Mountainccr, and the other papers fricndl,
Ia the object of the Convention published il
North Western Virginia.
The meeting, on motion then adjourned.
JOHN CLAYTON, Chairman.
n. +. HAMMOND, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

following gentlemen as delegates:
> Hammond William Meredith
Daniel Morgan Jacob Morgan
| Elijah Brazil VIM Nangildcr
| VIM I Morgan Joseph Miller
Nat Johnson William Linn
Jno a Gallahoe Samuel Brockmirc
Ell q Leonard VIM Swcarngcn
Jno Pool Abraham Barnes
Isaac Guscman James w Boggcss
llilcry Boggrss David CUNNINGHAM
VIM S Morgan Eli Rix
Peter u Fighter Benz J Brcc
Absalom Knots Thomas A Little
III Pcirpont VIM CLAYTON
John MusSrdre Jonathan Musgravc
II loust Benz Fleming
Joshua Hawkins H. kidwcll ir
Joel N,zum ETG Graham
J III Raymond Richard Pitzcr
Davis Pritchard George Dawson
Elisha Snodgrass Thomas Rhca
VIM \ Hall Abraham Hess
LIS lady Geo w Martin
Lindsay Boggess jr Thomas Barnes
Jesse Nixon Andrew i Richie
Richard Morris Rawiey Morris
Daniel Fctty John Bonner
VIM Raymond Marc w Raymond
% Watson i q Watson
L u Pitcher + & Pitcher
Pitcher r j. Boydston
VIM Kerr Jno Barns If
u, =, 2ssIosss dim Wilson
Jehu loust j. Clayton
Henry Martin Geo NJ RYAN
Thomas Watson John Hoult
houit Owen ilartH
Nathan Prickot~ Thos + Conway
Zebulon Muagrave BDHoldcn
Joseph Hough John S Barn. sr
VIM! Wiley Daniel Gibbons
a f Raymond X Fulton Cooper
Geo A Rcppcrt j Moore
John T. hnotts Samuel Jackson
James Snodgmss Nj NJ Randall
George Irwin John Smith
Matthew Fleming &C anzandt
Leonard Lamb Henry Borgess.
/ Il Arnett a s Mortified
C. 4 Harnor \ViII;.,, o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

SfLENDlD BOOK .-Jnsf received. a VERY
~ h"ndsome edition Of Gray's Elsgy, written in q
country chutch yard. with Ihiy three illustration,
of beautiful workmanship. and for sale bv
jun 10 JOHN J HASwELL, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

LNLY BRUSHES--Very super.uf PeacOcR Fea-
Il ihcf Fly Brushes. just reed by
june ~ J & T. HORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13
TRUTH IN BEAUTIFUL APpAREL.-

t,r this alorous sentiment
Iru" gratitude, iu tha very fnlurss Of II.
soul. knows not lhc limit a. i,, drhl lp,
when % weighs each littc gift-books down
each passing coultrsv-ir c.usrs To- b., or,fi
,ud' oni iuh- tp calculation. WHY. Ihopn
] un grateful iur tlc flowers at NV feet. bui /
",g unworthy Of thcir sweetness. could (
,DId.y sitd down and count them"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

DONNErS! BoNNETS! - SENSENEY &
- RHODES, have just received direct from
Philadelphia. one case Bounels. comp rising,
PLAIN Florence Braid,
Birds Eye Braid.
Shell d.,
White. Laced. Misses Gimps. Straw, &c.
To which they invite the attention of the Ladies'
We will also receive during This and next week,
great variety Fancy and Stu pie Dry Goods. which
we intend To run Oft cheap. jun 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

Jun 10
M TITS! MITTS!-A few doz n light Cotton
INi MUS inr summer wear, together with some
me black COTTON embroidered Backs. n very fin.
af'i''e Just feedby Il r HORNBRooK.
hR WARMERS (well knnwn Ms tho old lodi.
- an Physician Of Piitshurgh) Family B,Isnie
msdicin's lor sale by his son. Dr. Elisha Warner
c'"cs' nfs' 90" Of The South end Of The bridge.
South IVheeiiHg. Va.
NJ" GOODS sENsRNEY a RJIoprs
y have just received some rich BoIz,,ne. a.,
'"se'' Lawns Bingham Lawns, Calicors. &c 10
"u'co ,hsy invite the attention II The l. dies.
IOPS-A few bslss 6rs, q orr Fs,,srn Jron.
inst reed and Zoe sale by
lm . n MKEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

hAIR OLA splendid article Of Bears Oil
II u Jns' reed by J & r BORNBROOK
jun -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

NRENCH NOTE PAPER--A beautiful article
Il ofvarious sizes, enbosscd. plain and lowered,
Just reed aud for sao by JOHN J HASWELL,
Jun D Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

nNHE LAST--THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il LOT Of handsome goods, just received by Ex-
press line: Linen for Pants patterns. can't DO beat
H'-o Lawn and Madras Cravais jnst suited for hot
weather, and Fancy Ves,ing a little ahead Of any
in town. Call IN at l67 Man 81. Wheeling Va
Jun A NJ ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-13

"HITE AND PINK LINING SKINS
" 20 DOZEN white snd pink Lining skins.
Jus' rec aud for sale ~ ss low rates as they can
ne purchased west Of the mountains, ~ The Sign Of
Iho BIG RED BOOT. tiun IO) S M'cLALLEN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-15

AyrRtc,N REPUBLICAN PARTY-fuOtc 'neet-
;nrs A corresDondcut Of the seventh ward, it
will be seen suggests the propnety OF ealing
ward meetings 10 organize The American Re
pnb!icaa Party in this city. We entirely con-
cur in the opinion expressed BY the writer
We consider it full time that there should be
some effort made to have concert and unity oil
action, which can be done only by holding pub
lie meetings. In all the other large cities,
there has been regular organization, and the
American Republicans present a formidable
front. We are convinced that the principles
advocated by this party must be adopted by the
government and people of this country, and
we therefore think that those who entertain
them cannot move too soon in their propaga-
ton. They are now sustained by about one
hundred presses in the union, and are spread
ING with unexompled rapidity over the whole
country. The citizens Of Baltimore are as
patriotic as those of other sections OF the UNION,
and are as firmly convinced that Americans
can rule themselves Why, then, should they
delay the open avowal of their sentiments, and
IN, EXPRESSION of their determination to sup
port their principles No city in the union Is
more deeply interested than Baltimore III the
question at issue. Every year adds to her tor
cign population, Criminals aud pauperS arc
empticd or her whlrves; by which her citizens
are taxed and the morals of the community
corrupted. AT our elections we have the IN
terfcreiee oFtorcgners, who have hardly land
ed upon cur shores, and who unhesitatingly
declare that they will drive us from the sea-
board These things are notorious, and cannot
be much longer endured. If our legislators re-
fuse or neglect to afford us relief from these
evils, we should be prepared to take the RENE
dy in our own hands, by the election of men Of
our own sentiments. For this and for other pur
poses, the American Republicans should be
properly organized. We believe that move
ment in the city, will be responded to through
out the Statc-ior, standing on American
ground, and supporting American interests, |
cannot be otherwise than that all who have thu
prosperity and honor Of the country at heart
will rally under the American standard. lie
us then, muster our forces and prepare for &C
ton. Let us have an "union for the sake O
the union" embracing all citizens, whether ma
tive or naturalized, who desire to prevent for
eign governments from controlling our election
and influencing our destiny We hope tina
the recommendation CT seth ward" will b.
adopted.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-15
Rnsrlcau 2Sepubltcau,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, J,V, Is, La

GF- Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON Eehera' Nse"''
whose office is at thccorner Of sixth street All" 40"
isiana Avenue, Washington city, VIII receive al" 1911
ward to u.s. any advertisements which the cl'lHehs I"
the District may desire 10 nave published III our G"
lumns The "Amsrican R'pubicaA aud Clipper
has a gieaty increased and daily increasing o"rn"
ton in the District cities, and Is therefore an 'S'''
medium Of advertising, particularly when iHe "u''
,ser desires the advantages of paper wideH CUE"
lated in Baltimore, as well as in the District "' ="
lunbja Our terms of advertising are CASH d" IL"
vance. Mr. Thompson is authorized to receive az"
receipt for u.s. all advertisements SEM 10 nun W
th, same rican Republican.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-15

0f7-At a Special Meeting of JERUSALEM EN-
CAMPMENT, No, /, /. o. o. F., Of the city of BaIti
more held last evening, at their Hall, North Gav-st
the following Preamble and Resolutions were unani
msusy adopted
WHEREAS stranger in this city has recently de-
part this life, supposed TO be named PAGb RouH and
also supposed from papers found on his person, to be
member of Ochmulgoe Encampment, No. 3 Macon
Georgin; and whereas it is the duty of the Encamp-
ment, under the circumstances attending this death,
to superintend the funeral soemnities of the decea
ed in manner in conformity with the principles OF
the institution Of Odd Fellowship
BE it therefore RESOLVED, That Committee of sig
members, three from each of the Encampmens of
this city, be appointed TO make suitable arrangements
for the burial of said deceased, THIS DAY (Wednes-
dav) at O'Clock from their Hall, North Gay street.
Resolped, That the Hall he kept open ill IL O'Clock
this day. "wednesday for the admitance Of the pub
lie to view the remains of the deceased, for the pur-
pose of identification, it possible
WILLIAM PATTERSON, G. P.
II GEORGE |. KENNARD, Scribe.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-15
FOR SALE. The subscriber Intending

FUR SALE. The sllbscFlber offending
to leave Baltimortl offers for sale the valuable
Aaasl property now occupied by him on Saratoga,
49,. nearly opposite Liberty street. more de-
!gntn residence cannot easily he found ia any city,
combining as this does, the convenicnces and com
forts OF town and cCantry The lot has width of 80
feet Saratoga and 100 feet Little Pleasant ST.,
with depth Of about lG5 feet, and the eastern side
being vacont there is ample room for another aIge
house, with coach houses and stables fer both. The
honsc was huiits six years since, under the supefn-
tendance of Mr. j. D1shane, without limit of cost and
property is now in fee, and will be sold us it is, on
very liberal terms, or subject TO groasd rent at the
option Of the purchase
{GE- The FURNITURE may be had, if wanted.
ial5.4tt WEI. G. SHAW.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-15

Ay,yA FOR SALE. Houses, Lots, Ground
nHaSiSss Rents, Farms and Country Seats; Brick
lsssM Warehouse on Dugaia's wharf, for $1,000; al !.
1---eN@A'so, an entire Wharf Fells Point, in fee;
three story hrick Dwelling East Baltimore ST. in
fee; story brick Dwelling in fee or CORTLAND St;
twn brick Houses Conway street, at1'edccd prices
brick Dwellings west paca-st n: 81 100 each; a
brick House west Baltimore st. at 2i2Do, with $50
ground rent rented at $3.50: biick H6Nk in f. Mad
is0n st. for $3.50; frame Blouse Oh Wolf-st 20 feet
front, for $3.50; aso brick Houses Forrest ST. in
fee, at S4Ot each, with Others Also Ground Rents al
per cent from $40 to $3.50, with Farms and Country
Seats. Baildng Lots for sale or lease.
WANTED-Central Ground Rents. Apply to
THUS. J. GOTr, Al Second street,
ial5-2ts Adjoining the Exchange.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-15

B,s.op ONpERDoNK. The New York Ho-
raid contains extracts from publication by the
Rev. Mr. Richmond, in which he avows that
he was the principal instigator OF proceedings
against Bishop Onderdonk, who, he alleges,
insuted some respectable ladies of his acquaint-
ance. But the New York Mirror cannot con-
ceive it possible that liberties can be taken with
ladies' unless they invite them-hence the edl-
tor sagely concludes, that the ladies who teSti--
fed against the Bishop are unworthy of belief.
Whatever acquaintance the editor may have
with books, he appears to have little knowledge
of human nature, notwithstanding he has been
accustomed to "dning and wineing" with the
libcrtne mobiles of England Now we can
readily imagine that q yirtuous and refined lady
might be insulted by Bishop or other clergy
man, and yet not manifest her adherence OF
his principles when thrown into his society,"
Her very modesty might deter her from expos
ing his transgression otherwise than conhden-
tally; and yet she might be made to testify on
his trial. There is some attempt at affected
dignity III the hHIOT dltlClc, "hiSi IL ID pioihiJ
intmated, was not written for the inspection of
plebeian eyes.
"Our paper" (says the editor,) ''as is evil
den. enough, is addressed to the more refined
portion of society" aud yet, in preceding
number spoke very knowingly offemales oftho
lowest class. This is not country where stills
can be safely used as there are so many persons
who would delight in dismounting their posses
scr. We would, therefore, advise the editor of
the Mirror, to descend to the level of plain
common sense, and put his dignity in his pock-
ct, when he undertakes to defend Bishop On
derdonk on the absurd ground which he has
assumed. We think that the Bishop and his
friends would act wisely in letting the evidence
90 to the world without comment, lest they pro-
woke other testimony to be given in the mat
ter We are willing to Judge him by that
Which was submitted TO those who tried and
suspended him.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-15

hz- BEWARE. THOMPSON'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA. In
consequence of the astonishing success of this in
valuable remedy, numerous warIhlcss limitations have
sprung up, and it is asserted that old nos
trums contain Tar, which nsver claimed an
Ingredient in them before. Now this is done confess
eddy TO humbug The puhlic-out on such mposition-
Beware of deception, and purchase no medicine
which purports to contain Tar. except Thompson IS
Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha, the only
remedy which has stood the test of trial and
perience, and alone he relied for the cure of
Pulmonary dis~ases.-Philodephiu Times.
For sale At the corner of HANOVER and BALTI-
MORE STREETS, Baltimore. it