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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19

dec3 leo Main st.
OOnn LBS WESTERN RESERVE
OOOO CHEESE, just reed and for sale Ivy
nov % CRANGLE g. co.
RAAA LIS RED SOLE LEATHER
OVOV 1000 Lbs Spanish do
just received aud for sale nv
rov 30 r cRANGLE & co
EA BOXES ] CROSS TINPLArE-
a. e1V 1000 Lbs Brazier'a Sheaihing COPPER
1OO Lbs Copper Bolt
800 do Bar Tin
400 do Slab Spelire
SO do Spectre Solder; all just received and
for sale X CRANGLE e. co.
dec 3
IN BOXES CAVENDlSH ASSORTED. 5
NV IL lG aud pound Lump tobacco
10 boxes SIS Ladies Twist do
so Kegs 6s Kentucky T~i.t do
received by II CRANGLE a. co,
dec 8
MI OTTO WAFERS.-A beautiful oricle
lHb OF a very genlcei character ins received
md for sule by JOHN J uASwELL.
dec Union ST.
LNOUND.--A twenty dollar note was foun.
l. ~ SonIh Wheeling. The owner can have
by describing The bill and paying for this adver.
Isement Apply to the Merchants aud Mechanics
| Bank OF Wheeling dec 10
| n sale by '"' Ao FAIRcnII Hin '0'
| dec III
EREsH Fruit kcg Malaga Grapes,
IL Boxes Raisius
} Boxes Rnsius
| do. Just reed and fpr sale OF
dec IL PARKERs. No 1OI Mai" ST.
r,,yDftyU .1,Icp.,,.,,,,
- the game Of Dr. Buzby aud Master Rodbufy.
Iinsi received and for sale Ivy
dcc12 JOHN J HAswELL
~ OvELS. NOVELS. NoVELS.-The Qper
~ Husband 10y Miss Pickering; TIE Widow,
Pfaltie Bird bv Augustus Murray; Fright by Mis-;
P,ckenng;jusI reed aid for -aIe by
w ROBE.
nov 81 Cor Nam g. Union Sis
TRAVELLING BASKETS.
A SUPPLY IT Gpfpei. Willow and Straw Trav
"a eliing Baskets. just received and for .ale Ivy
dec ~ J & r IIoRNBROoK, Monroe 81.
SKATES! SKATES
4 A FEW line Skates large and small sizes SOM
"a ol them q most splendid article on hand ant
ior sale low by J a. T. HoRNBROok.
d,cI Monroe ST
NNOR THE YOUNG.-A few seIs oG III
!, amusing games What Dye Buy Ivy 'yojs'
y cor Paneh and D,ctor Bnshy; on hand and lor sil
10y (Jec l6l J 81 Il HORNBRCOK
BILLS LADING.
4 FEW REAMlS cf BLANK Bills Of Ladin
NJ " inst received and Tor sale Ivy
d,c I6 e. r HORNBROOK
|
b ANTED-Ffcsh Roll Butter fpf which v
Wv will pay the highest price IN cs.h.
Ell liz X CRANGLE 4 CO
w he' 70
BLANK BOOKS.
A FULL assortment OF Russa End Demi
~ end hall bound Biauk Books also laI
81, s,ock Of Papes and Leather Bound Mem randuI
for sale wholesale and retail by
a.. ~ A. II UORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19

W. "Nc S'e'' Pfhshfc IN laying bcfOfc our
paifons. aud The pnbc generally. The following
schemes i"r Decemner know ing then T., he be,i
than any.oihers"iiersd u, the public Yves, Of The
mountains. Send m ,our orders for Packages
Tins The mos populno WY of Sdvenruring in
Lotteries say again. send in your orders with
cash "r prize tickets enclosed. aud they viii meet
with rs much auention as ifpersonally applied Tor
All orders como perfectly safe by mail
Address. l. DORSEY.
VA Who has sold more prize ia the last month
than any other vendef in the S. and can produce
The documents. Call and zee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19

Frr sole by Dr. J cRUMBAcGgR. l7J Nlao 9.
dec
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

ELECTRO MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. Whatever
may be the action of congress on the subject OF
ihe Electro Magnetic MISREPRESENTATION, by
ihe adoption of liberal and enlightened policy
il shall become the property of the general gov
eminent, or by more injsdicious and niggard-
ly course, it shall be permitted to remain in pri-
vate hands-it is certain that it will be extend
ed in time, from city to city, until it shall have
reached the most important sections of the
Union. Improvements in the construction
of the Telegraph, or rather, in tho mode of
conveying the wire from place to place, will no
doubt be made, so as to afford greater security
against accidents or injuries by mschievous or
malicious persons. By conducting the wires
over posts as at present, the line of communi-
cation may be interrupted at any time by an
evil disposed individual; and this will become
4 serious difficulty as the line becomes more
extended. We know not whether the sugges-
ton by Il writer in the National Intelgencer,
can be rendered OF practical service, but it is
Thy of consideration and experiment 1t is
"that our railways might aid in carrying it into
operation, either by the rails themselves
drought into suitable connexon,) or by hav-
ing the cylinder rails cast hollow to receive the
wires. Such rails were exhibited for public in
specton thelast winter at the Capitol. The prac
ticabity OF this plan might be easily tested, and
the public interests demand that series of en-
periments should be made to prove how far it
was feasible to secure the wires from ininrv nv
preventing any one from coming in contact
with them except those operating OF the ex-
tremities of the line"
It is clear to US, that the interests of the
country would be promoted by the purchase.
by the general government, of Professor Morse's
right to this invention-for we believe thatth
income which would be derived from its use
in the transmission ofmessages, &C., for private
individuals, would pay the cost Of its manage.
ment, whilst in time of war, the service which
itwould be capable of rendering to the country
would be Invaluable. 1t is emphatcally thu
great invention of the age, and should be al
once appropriated TO the public benefit, by
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New PUBLICATIONS. Messrs. Armstrog & Berry
have laid upon our table beautifully prted work OF
32l pages, entitled "Notes Explanatory ad Practical
on the Epstles of Paul to the Eph,sians, Philippians
and Colossians, by Albeit Barnes" andNos. 81 and
SO Of "Harper's Illuminated and illustrated shaks-
peare."
From Shurtz & Taylor, we hav, received "lmpres-
sions of Ireland and the Irish; che Village Bellies, p
novel, by the author of Wilfulnss of Woman; 'sZo-
raida, or the Witch of Naumkeaf' and Nos. 81 and
So of 'Harper's Illuminated ant illustrated shaks-
peare.''
Messrs Parsons s. Preston, hsa for sale "the Geo
gaphy of Oregon and California with Map, by
Robert Greenhow,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

PRINTERS PENSION SOCIETY. ms ascot
alton was instituted in London for the relief
of aged and infrm printers and their widows,
and the eighteenth anniversary was recently
celebrated by public dinner at the London
Tavern, Bshopsgato street, benjamin. D'Israeli,
ESQ, Nj. p, presiding. The president address
ed the meeting in behalf of the objects of the
society; and in the course of his address made
some iudicious observations on the want of
harmony amongst authors, editors, sc. lie
sald---"London owed every thing to its press;
it owed as much TO its press as it did to its be-
ing the scat of government and Of law. There
was, he regretted to say, great want of sym
pathy in this country for any charity connect
sd with literature; there was more esprit de
aorp, in every other trade than in the realms of
literature, if indeed they could call that king
dom which was always the seat of civil war
But unfortunately, il had ever been the case
That authors, editors, reporters, and printers
had never shown amongst themselves that es-
pfit de corps that was shown by every other
trade. Jealousy and distrust have always IN
lcryened, and the time had now come when
they ought to make great effort to put stop
to those unfortunate differences, To him
ihere was nothing more surprising than that
there should be an uncommon want of conf
dence III men who were IN possession Of the
greatest power in the world"
The harshness of feeling which exists
amongst editors, publishers, &C., arises from
contracted scfshness and want of proper self
respect. 1t is disgusting to witness the bitter
and vulgar abuse Of each other, INDUCED in by
editors, particularly during political contest;
and it is not surprising that they should be
spurned even by the very individuals whom
they have indicated and mainly contributed
10 elevate to power. How often do we hear
II embers of congress of both parties speak of
political editors in terms Of the grossest disre
spect-as persons unworthy to DO recognized
members are probably indebted to the influence
of editors for the places which they occupy
We desire to see reformation in this partcu-
ar. If editors will only treat each other with
others-but whilst they delight in the course
at present pursued, they must expect that even
the creatures of their own creation will look
upon them, and speak of them with contempt.
The tone of public feeling is measurably con-
ttouled by the press; and it is, therefore, a
most powerful engine either for good or for
evil, as it may be managed How important
then is it, that no unworthy sentiment-no
vulgar language or scurrlous abuse, should be
found in the columns of a newspaper. We
know that some allowance should be made for
ihe excitement of political campaign-but
during such period there is duty which
should never be forgotten, nor neglected by an
editor-and that is to adhere invariably to the
truth. He should consider himself as some
what the conservator Of public morals, and
should therefore never give utterance to senti-
Eaents at variance with the principles of reli
gon or morality.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17
SATURDAY MORNING, MAYl7, 1915.

The WEEKLY CLIPPER. The numerous patrons of
ahc Weekly Clipper will lind to days number choice
one filed with all that is interesting, valuable and
avn !sng. Its contents bface, in part, the proceed
iu., of The Methodist ami Baptist Conventions Re
gtDus Anniversaries in New York; ~, Bascom on
Slavery; Mrs Caud'c's Curtain Lectures; "The Free
dom Feast, " all excellent Temperance Story: all the
News Of the weak; account Of the Great Race; Edi
iorals, Correspondence City Intelligence; Report of
the Markets; Miscellany SC. SC. qg-Priec only g.,
1y 4 cts. per copy.
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n3DYsPEPsIA. or all diseases to which

n3- DYSPEPSIA. OF all diseases to which
the human family is subject, none is more prevalent
than Dyspepsia Indigestion the disease in its first
stages, though not directly dangerous, is if neglected.
subjected to improper treatment the source of great
distress the patient, unfttnghm for the due attend
TO his daily avocation, whether mental or physi-
cal, depriyng him of the enjoyment Of society, and
rendering, what in health might he considered the
refined delight the most rksome and obtrnsive,
thus is the river OF delight corrupted at its source; life
becomes a burthen, confirmed hypochondra, and in
many instances suicide is the consequence. Notwith
standing its frequent occurrence and its dangerous
suences there is scarcely any other disease so
little understood by physicians in general.
If you have DYSPEPSIA, we would recommend
DR. ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. He is
a well known Physician of the city of Phiad phia,
and has used the above medicine in his practice for
eight years the result of which has fully proved that
it will cure the Dyspepsia in its worst forms, and he
offers it to the public under this conviction, and
trusts that it will meet with that patronage which so
justly deserves Its for sale at No % Nerth Gay St,
Baltimore, where pamphlets containing certificates of
cures and descriptive Of the nature of Dyspepsia its
symptoms, causes SC, be had gratis, which the
afflicted requested 10 read and judge for themselves
nil. ST.
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yENHE GENTLEMAN To whom I'VE had Ia.

TENHE GENTLEMAN To whom we had the
d. pleasure of selling the capital plize of $4,000 in
half ticket in yesterdays lottery, will receive the
cash in gold upon the tato of the ticket at our
counttr' Thus are the customers at No ~ Cal
vert ST. dealt with. The concession made years since
that onr Old Firm holds the first position in the United
States, both as regards It's immense business and its
success in selling more prizes than any score of off
Ces IN the Union, is richly merited. We have made
uniform rule of our office, for many years to paw
all prizes sold by US in gold silver No appreciated
paper is ever offered by in payment of prizes
IRose who fancy the sensation created by stored
packets. will call on EMORY s co. TO-DAY draws
the F. F. Seminary Lottery, No. 1886 Nos 10 ballots
capital prize $4,000 with host of minor prizes
tickets 81 50. certificate of 90 whole tickets can
be had for only Sls, halves 50, qrs. S4 s,hs So Call
EMORY Co, No. g Calvert-st
IL Baltimore, MARYLAND.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

ALL's WELL. We are glad to be the first to
an lounce, says the Marlboro Gazette, that every
county in the Stat: Of Maryland no,o ha, either
collector or receiver Of State Tares. The Gov
ernor has appointed Mr.. Richard Sunderland
Collector for Calvert county, who has given
bond and entered upon his duties, We learn
that on the first day of his appointment he re-
ceived from three to four thousand dollars
and that although considerable excitement was
displayed at first, the probability is he will be
enabled to make the collections without serious
difficulty.
The same paper, in a postscript, says since
the above was written, we learn that meetings
are to be held in the different districts of the
county on Monday next to advise on the eype-
diency of resisting the collection We hope
the "sober second thought of the people may
induce them to permit the collector to discharge
his duty without nolestation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17
GNuEAP DRY GOODS.


u Being determined to reduce my extensive stock
of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and Marseies VEST
INGS; also my large assortment of SPRING GOODS,
consisting in part of fine worsed Balzarnes; Bareges
Gnghams; Bingham Lawns; new style fancy plaid
Silks SC. respectfully invite the attention of the
public generally, and particularly request country
merchants to give me CALL fully satisfied that can
please them both in the quality and price of the
Goods, as intend selling them al first cost price
F. c. DURCHHAUSEN,
ml7 81 No. SIS corner of Howard and Lexington SITS
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LATER FROM VENEZUELA. We are indebted
to the Hon.V. Ellis, U. S. Charge toVenezue-
la, for Caracas papers oftho Goth ult., brought
by an arrival at Philadelphia. There is no
news of moment. Produce was scarce and high,
and the rainy season had set in. The tariff of
Venezula upon American produce, it was said,
would mol be altered. The announcement in
the Caracas papers, that Mr.. Polk had APP
pointed another Charge d'Afaires of the U.
States in place of Mr.. Ellis, had created the
belief generally, in the Congress, that the u.
States government does not approve of Mr..
Ellis's views, contained in his letter to the alin-
lister of Foreign Affairs published there last ia
Eu1rY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

r. OIICE. meeting of the subscribers TO the
~ st9ck of the Baltimore and Cuba Smelling and
Mining Company will be held on WEDNESDAY
next, inc 2st lnst at O'Clock, p. NJ, at the Count
up starsD one door east of Hanover st. The OBJ
Iect OF the meeting will be the organization of said
Company by an election of its Officers, Sc The
puhetuai attendance Of each subscriber is respectful
" requested. CHRISTIAN KEENER,
DAVID KEENER,
ml7.4t Commissioners
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

f15-THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
"Wesleyan Home Missionary Society of BaltiHore'
will be held on MONDAY evening next, at O'Clock,
in the Methodist Church, High street. Addresses may
be expected by the Rev. James Sewell, and others
As the object of the meeting is to promote the tenn
pora and spiritual interests of the poor and destitute
of our own city, by furnishing them with the pous
and benevolent assistance of devored Missionary it
is sincerely desired that citizens generally attend
Donations for the support of the Mission and for
distribution among the sick and needy, will be recev
ed by Isaac P, Cook Treasurer, No. 10 Baltimore
street. MIDST
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EDONNETS! BONNETS!
WR Nn NISTtVE tpnTr,r r,r

N T.
JAMES COBURN, at 1913, just above Light ST., has
got the best assortment of Spring BONNETs, and is
selling them cheaper than any concern in the city of
Baltimore. Ladies, if you desire to get good fresh
and fashionable article, call and examine for your
selves. Don't be humbugged by people telling you
that Coburn has moved away, and all that sort of
thing. to get his custom, and prevent you from doing
well for yourselves. ap30
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

{G3- To those men who from any .ause have lost
their Hair, find it prematurely turning grey, it be-
comes duty well a matter of necessity to assist
nature. This ozly he done by OLDRIDGE'S
BALM OF COLUMBIA, which soon restores TO the
afflicted a good head of hair, and drprses "Father
1lme'' of one half his conquests.
For sale i'll Baltimore, al the corr er of Hanover and
Baltimore sis. Also at the of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS and at No. 81 Thames ST. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

BURROWS THEATRE-Front street. avery attract
i've bill is presented at this popular Ause to-nght
"Border Beages, tale of the MISSISSIPPI" and 'L'-
Improyident, or the Incorporate and lis family"
Both pieces are of SURPRISING interest, an will doubt
less draw a full house.
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n3-CONTENTs OF THE SATURDAY VISIT
Err No less than four stories, two Of which are com
pete, viz The Sefcnnfident MaR; The Feast, a
drilling tale; The Wounded Bird; Aunt Nabby's
Goose, humorous tale; Another of the Caudle Lee
tute>; Full proceedings of the Repeal Meeting on
Thursday evening, with sketches of the speeches and
letter from the president Of the Philadelphia Repeal
Association; a commune alton relating TO McCurry
and capital punishment; Bowling Saloons; The Black
Laws Of Maryland, with new and powerful facts
News; Humor, &C. Price sngly cents; yearly $l.,
or ) / for months. Office la Baltimore IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

CANAL BILL VETOED. Gov. Wright of N.
York, has petoea the bill appropriating Sl97, 900
to the completion of certain public works,
which had passed the Assembly by IS to 90
and the Senate by IA to 8. The House voted,
IS to 81, to pass it in defiance of the veto, but
two.thirds were now requsite-so the bill fell
dead
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

RIoTs. A serious riot was threatened among
the wotkmen at the Print works of Hunt &
Taylor, in Johnson, r. l., on Tuesday, in con-
sequence of one of the principals disappearing
and leaving the men unpaid The Sheriff had
to interfere. There was also riot few days
ago on ihe Morris Canal, among the laborers,
which was promptly put down.
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FRIDAY, MAY IL lS45.
FROM THE EXCHANGE READlNe-RooN BOOKS.
CLEARED,


II. K. Tucker.
Brig Gen'I Pinckney, Hobbs, Charleston, John K.
Randall.
Schr Traffic, Gardiner, New York J. w. Brown
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary Philadelphia, f. C.
Harris.
SAILED-Brig Chattahoochee, for st. Johns NJ F;
schrs Mary Augusta, ST. Barts; Spy, Smith, Somerset
Massachusetts.
ARRIVED,
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
nothing
MEMORANDA
Barque Elizabeth Hall, Cobb, FIN Coguimbn, March
9, arrived at Boston 4th inst Reports ships Orpheus
Hill, sailed from Valparaiso 10Th Feb for CaIlao
Brig Dover, Perciva from Baltimore for Boston
was spoken l4th inst, lat 80, Ion. "A.
Brig Orleans Long, of and for Baltimore, was left
at ST. CroX Is days since.
Brg Architect, Gray, of Baltin ore for New York
IN 10 days. was left at Guyana, P. r. about list inst
Brig lula Telfar, Burns, for Baltimore, in , DAYS
was left at Mayaguez, p K. Sd inst
Brig Constitution, Lauderman, OF Baltimore; was a.
Laguayra l> inst for Porto Cabello-per brig Rove
ma at Philadelphia.
Brig Napoleon, Chesebrough, 70 hours from Cape
Henry for Pernamhuco, was spoken 10th inst. lat IS
~, Ion o. Al, by schr Spire Boston, the master
OF which publicly tenders thanks to Captain Cheese
brnugh for supplying them with fresh water.
Brig Almena, Dill, from Baltimore, arrived at Bos-
ton 18th inst
Schr Chesapeake, Post, cleared at New York 18th
inst. for Baltimore.
Schr Cosmopoite, Oliver, from Baltimore for Are
clbo p. X. spoken 9Th lat. 81 80 lon. SIS So
out days; ana again on the 9Th, lat %, lon. 90.
Pilot boat Baltimore, of Baltimore was spoken 10th
inst. Cape Henry, bearing N. W., 30 miles distant.
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A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS sTOR
ENNIs' UMBRELLA, PARAsoL.

EVNNIS IWKKELLA, PARASOL,
IA SUN SHADE FACTORY, sc.
N~ No. 24O BALTIMoRE-sT., over the Carpet
N~TAN Warehouse of John K. DuvaII, has gu hand
80 most srendid assortment of UMBREI-
r. LAS, PARASOLS aud SUN SHADES.
which he takes great pleasure in offering to the cit
zens OF Baltimore, and particularly the LADIES' they
are OF the finest material, made up in the best style
and OF great beauty and cheapness. Ladies and zen
temen will do well to call and examine nv stock and
be sure To recOllect the Humbrr-24O BALTIMORE
sisn of an ''Umbrelar at the door and win
dow. rml7 tJeSl THOMAS / ENNIS
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90 MUSEUM. Mr.. PEALE announces the engage
ment of Miss KATE LUDLOW and Mrs. WAhCOT,
who to make their first appearance on Monday in
new piece. Don CT.ar de BHZan will therefore be
Withdrawn for the present, after tonight. MIR WAL
COT howevpr remains, and is employed in getting up
other equally attractive novelties. 1t
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90 &c. $. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, Sc Sc.
% IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, SC. sc.
Frames re-gult and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.
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Coal AND Iron ON THE RAIL ROAD. We
understand, says the Hagerstown Torch Light,
that the Blltlmore and Ohio Rail Road Com
pany, through its President, has formally noti-
fed the Canal Company, that the contract for
the transportation of coal and iron to Dam
No. G, at the present rates, shall cease, and
that hereafter coal will be charged for trans
portaton A cents, and iron cents, per ton
per mile.