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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

BoRNEo. A letter in the Union, from 1t
Chapman, to Capt. Percival, of the Constitu
ton, represents that the English have recently
formed treaty with the Sultan of Borneo, by
which that Government have not only pur.
chased the use of all the coal mines of the
country, but, in addition, the exclusive advan
tages of commerce with the people of the Sui
tan Leave John Bull alone for looking out
for number one.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS,

xIns. Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
.SelH STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where NAV
sstd3.- be found a beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS.
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment OF Fancy articles. Also Calicoes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen Udkfs: gentlemen
Stocks and Collars; Suspenders and great varety of
Goods too tedious TO enuaerate. The public aye re-
spectfully invited to call az this New and Cheap store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. 0Is- Don't forget-No. 23
GAY STREET, opposite Fayette, aplQ-H
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REMOVAL OF THE ALL NEW STORE,
d LEE MERSNER 4. On ..n..l.I $4,000.


d LEE WEBSTER d co. would respect
~ fully inform their friends and the public tina
they nave removed their store to No IS BALrI
MORE-ST, } doors East of Frederick where we
nave on hand, and intend keeping, general assert
mCHt or English, French, Swiss and Domestic DRY
GOODS, which we intend selling at prices that can.
not la To Please all purchasers Of Dry Goods. Thank
lui Tor past iavors, we respectfully call your attention
To our present stock, consisting in part Of
cLoIHS-English, French, Belgium and Domestic,
all cOOra
CaSSl MERES-EngIish French and Domestic all
colors
sATiNETs-strip Plaid ard Plain, from SIZE to
81 per yard
KENTUCKY JEAN-Al colors, from % to 44c., a
splendid article
AI.SO-a general assortment of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, such as Cashnercs, MouseIine de
L1iH's, sc.
Plain and Embroidered Mouseline de Lame, Tibet,
and Cashmere SHAWLS
silk, Drocha and Blanket do.
CAliCOES-A splendid assortment
Bleached and Brown Cotton SIEETINGS,i 1, "a
ia wide
TICkINGS-34 4, 7-e and 4 wide
White and Red FLANNELS
Irish LINENS, Gom CSC to 81 % per yard
Spool Cotton, Hosiery, sc. sc.
Call, examine and satisfy yourselves that the quail
ty Of our goods cannot be heat and which we pledge
ourselves 10 sell as low any other house in the
city No. 50 Baltimore street,
OF = doors L. of Frederick,
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IGNORED. The Grand Jury of New York
have ignored the bill against the President and
Cashier Of the Mechanics Bank, charges a.
gainst whom were preferred on complaint Of
MIR. Warner, who alleged that they had COM
pounded felony in not complaining OF ilig-
gins, when they discovered that the paper pre-
scented to the Bank by him was forged.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

MORE HUmBuG. The editor of the CIeve-
land (O.) Herald has just received private
letter from Burlington, Wisconsin, containing
the information that a certain we'll known in
divdual, who had, according TO his own ac-
count. been visited by several dreams, wherein
wonderful secret had been revealed, proceed
ed, in company with some friends, to dig hole
beneath tree which he had designated, the
result of their labors being the discovery of a
vessel containing plates of brass inscribed with
divers mystic characters, "of the meaning of
which they were entirely ignorant, but which
the prophet has since translated" We wonder
what this new sect will call themselves
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

Died WHILE PLAYING CARDS. 4 female
named Eliza Anzsn, was engaged on Saturday
night, at Norfolk, in playing game Of cards
for small wager, which wager she had won,
and the payment of which she was awaiting
on the return Of the messenger who had gone
to purchase it, laid her head on the pack OF
cards which they had been using, and ere his
return, being absent only three minutes from
the house, in that position, died without
Struggle. An affection of the head, to which
she was subject, together with the excitement,
doubtless produced her death.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

"A axalps FOR ANNAPOLIS, CA rs.
2snytsss, ~. BRIDGE, AND EASTON The fine
f'GGssSsass2eG. steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
iimore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING at oock, for the places above naRled- start
ing from the lower end Of Dugans wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 l.. G. TAYLOR
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REAriNG WHEAT "DEAD RIPE" 1t las
been ascertained that there is very consider
able loss in wheat by reaping it when 'dcad
ripe" By the experiments lately tried, it APP
pears that one crop, which was cut Aug. 4th,
yielded, when thrashed, els. per quarter; an
other, reaped Aug. 18th, yielded G4s. per GUAR
ter; and another, cut Sept. LIST, yielded 52s.
per quarter. Three other experiments pro-
duced similar results, and the quantity of flour
produced was relatively so, II and 70 lbs, tho
crop being cut respectively Aug, 10th and 3Oth,
and Sept. 9th. Wheat therefore, as well as
most other crops, should be gathered little
before being 'dead ripe"
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FNls ANMApOLIs. CaNr

n tfgS2EY FCEs AhR POLLS. or W.
62E az IgfFzS = RIDGE aud EAaTON ThGsteamor
-SAs@1t*aSSCGL VI ARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and VtsyhandSome improvement, both
IN hull and machinery will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugan's wharf at : O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge ana EaSton, leaving Eaeton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam.
bridge and annapolis to Baltimore
FOR CT '!ERTOVH and CENTRETJLLE
On MONDAY, The l7th inst. she will go 10 Ches-
teHoWn and hack, leaving Baltimore at n'c!ock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81.
m9 LEIUEL G. TAYLGK
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ARRIVALS OF EMIcRANrs. During the pre-
sent year So, 1853 foreigners have arrived at N.
York alone. This is about s5 per cent over
last year.
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n exg.yT FOR ANNAPOLIS, CA NJ
-, BRIDGE and EAsTON, The superior
gss2aK-swif Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt. ROBERT VI. HILL, will leave the intersec-
ton of Light and Pratt St Nharves on every TUES
DAY MORNING, at 7 O'Clock, for the above places
and return the next day, leaving Easton every WED.
NEsDAY MORN Nc, at Z! O'Clock, and Cambridge
III 8 o'clk, and Annapolis at II o'clk. for Baltimore
Passage 10 Annapolis, so cts.
10 i1aston or Cambridge, Si.50. olT-dtf
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EE-EUTTi,pTS pCvTrr.

To CUU&UHViLLE, HARTFORD FURNACE. A.
ingdnn, Eai-lr, SpCsutia Narrows. Nichnesvile,
Sc, in Hartford Count by the Philadelphia, VII,
mingt1I. and Baltimore Railroad
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore from
f4s$$A Pratt sticrt Depot, in the Cars at clock
,-l=tfi 4 NJ Tor PCrrymansvina. On arlivnl there
cgnEoyances viii De in readiness for the
above ninrd places aud neishh0rhoUd. BY taking
this route e passengers viii arrive or A0nrs IN ad
vance "f ""y other line " Fare from BlIiiilore To
PeTrymEigFyillr, 6lt cents. sr2O
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- InR CIMS,rMRrnynN n,

~x+.9g FOR CHESTERTOyFN 4
fsstos ~-sSga5s7 CENTREVlLLE. The steamer MA
-'Nf@Essssxk RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
~ MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for tie above
places, and return same day, leaving CenrevilIe at
IL O'Clock, and Chcserown at half past II O'Clock
for Baltimore.
ol7 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR. Master
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The YANKEES. Hill, the Yankee Come
dian, is at New Haven, Marble is at Pittsburg
and Hackett is a, Boston.
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[vnyER COIN, sILyER CONN

- Wanted, for manufacturing purposes, OLD ELL.
YER COIN and OLD SILVER of all oeecri,,iops.
purchased at the highest market price, by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, " alter ssset,
Second door FROM Calvert St.
Who manufactures silveware Of every description
n b: Watches Siverwale AID JeWe5y ptopetiy
hEfAIhhu' sUlc-SQ
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New YORK NEW AIMS HOUSE BUILDINGS
ON RANDALL's ISLAND BURNT. On Tuesday
night, the building recently completed on Ran
dall's Island, for the Aims House children,
took fire, and was totally destroyed except the
walls. It's erection cost between $50, 900 and
100000. The children at the Nursery Farm
on Long Island were to have been removed in
to it in few days, and fires were kept up in
the building, in order to have it thoroughly
dried and fitted for their reception. From one
or other of these fires it is supposed that the
building caught. 1t was large structure, with
two extensive wings.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

INDIA RUBBER SHOES. An Indian Rubber
Factory in Providence manufactures 600 pairs
of shoes daily. The India rubber being first
mashed, is dissolved in camphine, and passed
several times between two iron rollers. 1t is
then run off in a very thin web by passing it
between heavy rolls upon cloth, whore it is
kept in place until several layers are made, so
as to obtain the desired thickness. During this
operation the material is kept warm by steam.
One girl makes from 10 to lG pairs of mems
rubber shoes per day after the material is pre-
pared.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

CONVICTION OF HUNTER ElILL. We learn
from the Norfolk papers that Hunter Hill,
who committed the unproyoked murder on
Major Smith, Of Nansemond county, Va, a
few weeks ago, has been found guilty, and
sentenced to be hung on Friday, the I'd of ia
nuary. The Court overruled motion for a
new trial, but an effort is to be made to take
the case up TO higher tribunal. When his
sentence was pronounced the prisoner APP
peared to be much affected; he spoke few
words previous to being led out, saying he
hoped God would forgive him, and that the
people would forgive him, and that he had no
thought of killing Major Smith when he ask
ed him 10 walk with him.
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Musical ENclTEMENr ~ NEW YORK. It
appears that Templcton ana Leopold dc Meyer
haze created an intense excitement in the mu-
steal circles Of New York. The correspondent
Of the Philadelphia North American says:
Public excitement in regurd to music is now
higher than have before seen it IN New York.
Literally, in society nothing else is talked OF,
aud nightly hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen
arc turned away from the doors, where these
entertainments arc given, unable to obtain a
hearing. The fortunate recipients OF 50 much
popularity arc examining their pockets with
gold as close packed as their houses arc with
people. I'empletoh's expenses arc not hun
drcd dollars per night, aud his receipts thus far
have averaged $500 for each entertainment
lie sings three times week, and thus clears
at the rate o. eight or ten thousand dollars per
month. Pretty good pay for shakes and chro-
mates! De Meyer receives $500 for every
night be plays, being occupied on the stage less
than an hour
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PVT FOR WHITE HAVEN AND

n sErem FOR WHITE HAVEN AND
ss.ssrr4t iA44iss55s PONGOTEAGUE, (Acceinac Coun-
-1sas-sns'rfA ty Eastern Shore Of Virginia. The
tain ROBERT NJ. HILL, will leave the Intersection Of
fiatt and Light street WhaIves every THURSDAY
MORNING, at eight O'Clock, for Viii, haven, which
place she viii leave the next morning, (FHDAY) at
O'CLOCK for Pongotcague, reaching there about noon
Returning she will leave the latter place on SATUR-
DAY at O'Clock, A. NJ, via WhtIhaycn tGr BALI
more, arriving here early the same evening.
Passage and Fare to Whchaycn, 500
do. do fOngoeagur, $50
For freight or passage apply on board.
This route will be continued until further Uoucc.
n7- Passengers going to White Haven can rely upon
a conveyance to any part of Somerset or Worcester
countless on application To Theo: Dasheld, At Prin-
cess Anne. OF Mathew PUmCl, at Snow IInl. sel6
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FIRMS or ADyKaTTs!pe:

zen Ines or less make asquayeif an advertisement.
EEcaad5 ten iaes, tho price Will 20 ia proportion
Insertion.
Aj~ TIE WEEKLY CLIrfgR, n large Family
9eWSE0er, cuultniiag al! the select UgzIer cC tie
Say le pqb,1Shed every Sat,rGay moru4g st t4e low
nTict sf Sl00 per arnur.
~" All papers sent by mail ore hseos:i-pesdthe eHg
DIP which the advance payment SpirGN.
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ClWENilNS' UEtAsh

-. rss,,ye CsTEEENS' UEiDh E.IhA;,
:: ,g"5S;.zy.TO PHILADELPHIA, by tn spen-
sF!sI''s kisS6t. did and welt known Steamer, CON
HItIUIiOH and GEORGE WASHIEGTON, via
fgGnchtUwn and fewcastle Rar0Gd, i,ayr EGV-
Li WHARF, (rat OF South street, a'ttuately
DAILY, (e&cepl sundays.)a < O'Clock. T. III
O. Fare through 10 PiIiLAHELPI!lh....3 SO.
SUPPER provided on hoard.
{Ii$- EETUENING-ThC superior Stpeunbuat Ro-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street WHAT rhilada
phia at 81 O'Clock, F.. M daily, Sundays eGcepted0
az IpRJ A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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9HoR ANNATUJTS ,

KT0E ANEAEUJTE,
Il EAST0N AND CAMBRIDGE
81 sSgAIq The steamer OSIRIS, Can't JOHN
gssHtsi;24ScaD d. TURNER, will leave Conl;nerca-st
&ss<@~ <ssas'aa4e- wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, for the above places and rcurn next day
!eaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING,
at 0'c@ck, aud Easton at s. O'Clock, for Annasos
and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis .. ..........75 CENTS,
to Easton or Cambridge.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, WE Land
ing, ST. Miclael's aud Easton via Miles River Ferry
to Enston.) Win leave CuUmcrce 81. wharf, every
MONDAY MORNING, at : O'Clock; ant . .t;lrr next
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every IT, day Morn
M at : O'Clock; ST Mchael's, Il; Wye Laading 81
West River lla for Annapoi. ana Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. ...............T rs Gents
10 west River. 81 %,
to wye, st. Mchae's, OF Ferry, 50.
FOX CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERYOW
1t ayes Commerce street wharfev WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same day,
touchlng at Corsica at 10y O'Clock, and Chester II
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIyE2. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
INC att O'Clock, and returns same day leaving Wes1
River at III O'Clock, lor Annapolis ana Baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis rs cts, To West River 81.
JOHN ID. TURNER.
ap29tlsJa Office lower end Commerce st, Bait.
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SELLERS GREAT REMEnY

TOT LUCY Complaint. II NeMufKa6te Case.
A TTEHTION is asked to the following state
"A ment of sam'l McCOrd, Esq. Of Wes!uig, Va:
WELLsBUEG, Va. May 26th lbl5.
hereby certify that afflicted iii the Iivet
Complaint and Phthsic for long time, b. ing more
than year under the care of Physician, that the
disease instead Of being relieved by the medicine
took, kept gradually getting worse: my body swcIed
so that was unable to StoOP low Gn,ugd L. tic nay
shoe. When the disease WAS nj the wCrss; was re
commended 10 uy sellers Liver Pulls. Gia SO, aud
was relieved greatly by The use Vi The !ita. Gox, md
COMPLETELY cured By lhG second
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

ssy-TIiE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN X BALT.
HpRE CLIPPER ig furnished 10 subscribers, ty gau
I'M carriers I: only sic and qarter ce,ts per WOE E.
p"yaa!c 10 the Carriers only az the end Of each
INC Clipper Wal also be seat by inaii, To distant
f%tsGacrs at the rate Of Four ,icts per yeEr-gly
Ebita always. 10 advance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-21

VERY SUBSEQUENTLY Dover
Gdzettc, IN IL } a fall blooied, dyed in The
wool, Loco sheet, after charging the Wings
With all maner of crimes, altogether too
mum r0us TO r'ie,t, vcry ANONYMOUSLY asks,
"Whcr'ar the FcdenIists' The Enquirer;
a Wing paper, published at the same place, be
ing little bcttcrinlornicj on that subject than
his neishbor Of the Gazette appears to be, very
readily answers the enquiry. and gives the
names OF some ten ora dozen leading Locos, of
the real blue light. Hartford Convention stump.
The Enquirer says.
Henry Hubbard resides at Chaylcstovn, in
tho region where he got upa meeting To Sus-
tain the Hartford Convention; Samuel Cash
man IS now at Portsmouth,, holding AN APP
pointmcnt under the present administration:
Cyrus Barton has lately been appointed by
President Polk Marshal Tor the District of N.
Hampshire; James Buchanan is now, as Sec
rotary Estate, assisting President Polk in the
settlement OF tie Oregon question with Eng
land; George Bancroft is bis Secretary of War
loIis McLane has been sent as Minister tc
I'm 5lanl; a. IT, Everett to China; Roger b.
fancy is Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court;
Charles Lane is now Editor of the Beilmap
Gazette, and moreover Senator for that strong
Loco District, No. q; Robert q. Dunlap. for.
mcrly called young Tim Pickering" Tor hi.
excessive Federal zeal, is now Loco Repre-
sentative from Maine.
Is the Gazette mans anxiety for his old
friends satisfied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-21
Jr N ne pAilaa,yDL;o L5r.r


AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DR. Jaynes Al.
,'fnhve. We have been Informed by Mrs AIahon
\" s'au'-oN"phlcr OF old Cen Wayne that The suf
leFed i"f n"mhcr of years ir' IN The grswlh oC
large GoIihans rumour Of The Thruai which. he
,idc great de'ormiiY. pf0Guced both a fEculIv Of
d'sI"'i''on andIoi hfcaih'ns Indeed. she saws tho
pres 70 nron The wndpire was 20 great as 10 pre.
vent her iTnm slcepug In tccumbent p,s,ion md
"'ien sniIca''oh pfeared nierlahle She nI.o
lahofed undcr severe indsppSIon from Liver Com,
P'uH ana J'nndice' with horrible train OF ner.
N"'s oil cions for whci she commenced The n.e
w Dr J1ynes Alternative, which she took regularly
luf s'A oil seven weeks. wh occasional doses of bis
"''"lI'e Pi!ls; and hor general health was iherebv
L"hP'',ey re>es ah'''hed aud now pcrccivug some
uim'rnon ~ the $40 Of the Gotrous Tumou,. Tho
vas '"eoufsed 10 pc'sevcfe IN The use of the All.
't'""Ve "n'iI every vestge of The painful iumour
was e"ifey remred. We think. therefore, that
known. e"S
For sale by DrJ CRUNlBACKER. No l73 Main
-. Wheeling, Va. mo, on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-21
Inn WIsrNRs GREAT DIscovrpv

kh NISTAiS GREAT DlSCOyERY-Jt
- was onco said, There is nothing new unds,
"e sun This has hecn emphaiically irue in reCe,.
e"ce To medicine. Hundreds of PIN. pooocoas
NAreG'orans and Specifics OF all sorrg have been
pS"'" mo n"'oT!ey--all made mainly Of The Same
'"gtedIen's adding no new macrInls 10 The .beoI;no
ar; bn DR. Ws'or's Balsasn of Wild cherry fnr.
i /" new medical ngeni--a new principle
',iN'n rom Natures own Depository. IL cnrcs
asthma InciPlenI c"usumpti6ns Liver Com,loin,.
ana oil diseases of The Lungs when nothing el.o
WIZ, An h'norahle member Of lie Canadian pa,
''''aen'' wuIcs that II has cured him If As,bm. ~
~. .tn ' veots standing Williams attorney n, la,y
~ ~, ".l"''n street. New YDk. has been cured of
Wv S',ne ">e'se OF twenty four years Standing.
Nr C"@ens Of New Jersey makes affidavit ,bo,
'utcu MN ct supposed consumplions after his
P"P'lcians had given him up TO die: and go ,,,
hundrcdsof others. ~ WI"
say henemher we positively, in nm case, palm ,a
u',~l, cures as produced by This Invaluable remedy
va BE sure 10 get DR. Ws'ar's Balsam Of Wi5
chcTry-there are imiiationsi "'
- VI Ihe genuine Wi-lot's Balsam is sold onIv h,
10 JCRUMBACKER, l73 Main 81. oc, 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-21

CHILD ASLEEP on THE RAILROAD.
"A thrilling incident occurred the other day
ON the railroad at East Newark When too
late TO stopthe engine, the conductor discover
ed child lying apparently asleep on the outer
side of one OF the rails. Fortunately one foot
only lay upon the track, and the cow catcher
appeared to strike that, probably the sole &c
tie shoe, and turned tie body over The child
sprung to its feet aud ran, so that when the
train was stopped aud "a l!sioian got out it
was beyond his reach.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-21

Some wag took a drunken fellow. laid him
IN coffin with the lid left so he could raise
IT. placed him in graveyard. and waited 10
see the effect. After a short time the fumes
OF the liquor left him, and his position being
rather confined, he upright and after look
ing around. exclaimed:
Wen, I'm the first that's riz! or else I'm
conloundedly helatedn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-21
ABOLITION OF THEt n on n

ABOLITION OF THEG q. ORC r
rom present appcTmCosa new insudicu,
~ TO enter ihe lodges lhat must make tle .ra...
get public. The admission Of ladies t0 NH
e" ciilire participation ip the boueynI,rt
PhIg. OF the Omcrof Odd Fcllovs. Iasr.,
.ot'd we attention Of TIE members of tb,f
''1risdo' nshiuiion and The Goldcn RUlo
". ~ n." paper n today codtinear cv
~ q opinion III favor OF 10. The aifb-
~ o-,,..'!!'''n 81 the order he Grand Lot,
Oh .ae Cain az is cese.su her, l..t ,a,,.l
F". a resolution auhorlilg s.lorii".,
ioJ- io grant cards ip ladies undo, .t,t...
imiH''ons.-N J. EIprDl.