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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
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Inn,o,.d pd,on having ,he Old and The New Nomeuca
,ure for sale by Marx H. newman Barne: & 90 col-
Inns Broher Co. Caleb Bartlett A. Blake Nsis Cor
n,sh A. other Civ Bookserrs the Publishers prices
This work is Attracting the attention OF the Ii'e4tii and
,n bay, NOT ctiuy Invited 10 examine
il. KNOWLTON RICE. Publishers,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

sayA FARM FOR SALE-A desirable Farm for sale
fss tnated on the Jeco Turnpike, 6 miles from Brook
.I, yn. consIstnI Of hfIy-two nt land. Of which
thrrr five Of land. The barns and
houses all aud pleasantly situated about miles from
!hs ;salr ad stopping place. Enquire Of JOHN SHIN.
MINIS on the premises or Of
az linz ROBT. COTTlt.R. No 32b Pearl st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

l%ris For The SPRING s4S1 Gis-JoaN aS6ERsoS sGo
lnuacne which they waTra9, decidedly saperor qua
lily any manufactured in the United States The very high
them the s6st premiums aw adrd By The American Institute
the best Tobacco ard Snuf.smoniais sy hare
failed Obtain they have been the business nowith
;adinS the Grea, eomron both 10 city and country and
fully tm in the assertion that their Tobacco is the
pures CHEAPEST. aud III every NAY the best.
All obacco and SNUFF a their manufacture warranted TO
oons si on % ,S ssa an all ns had S an fH O e
'CAEWlSfG TOBACCO. Long CUT.
Quarter size Quarter size
Put up in bbs / bbis, and boxes of various sizes.
Pouna IN Canis,es carefully pu: up for pnras use or
for shipping. s,,orro
hsII.ia; HsI!s sis' sa.ii safitI .iss :'''
Any M above Tobacco will be packed OOss in barrels
Sc scAFAREATTl eAiS9Ea TURKISH SMOKING TOBACCO
FssY F.ss: Fl slsss s. each
ouass6 pspe' essFFd II cases 0s and 10 dO1 each
America sS s Ssa.!sAaa Sis. in jars and OO'iIss ts
NascaSoyy.. sitS issy.'@' % DO
-aA' viRGlSlS NANUFAcTgRED TOBACCO;
Pound land and h To- LUMP 5 Cs;radns 9 s' is saS rs
aces '''H- '-,F-S MPoRTE Sd sEGARs.
brands Of Havana PrineiT- srear, selected with the great
possible care embracing the following choice brands
Prime old India RECALLS, in NJ and boIes
do GarentizsdA, do Go
do Lord Byron, do do
La India in ". boxes La Norma do La Ps;eute Do.
COMMON
NorieSs, "a Norma,
FaSsncia, saSie'
La Rionda. IA rora
Il InJi, Plantation.
he Nor, Principe, OF various brands
Cpbrsy \ Ny-rrst extra fine Congress and Canon-s.
SMALL
La Ipd,, Dana Media Old Yars imported 1884,
JOHN ANDERSON co.
mis- I'm No Wall and 2i3 spi 7It Dusr-sir-~t
LEECHES, LEECHES! LEECHES!
SWfblSH LEECHES of the best quality and size con
ostanty hand and for sale moderate prcrs IN any
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

SnsRlssS ; SaLs-bs vina- oi ser-f.i wrtTs OF ri-n
- directed delivered Will expose Tr sale
Friday the 29d Of May the Vest5re Of the City
Hall II u O'Clock W. al the night. title and interest which
Jehu L. orton had the 18TH dsy Of September lgi
eight hundred and crtycuroI 81 a., TINE ards
whose hands the be OF IN aud 70 al that
ertain o, piece psTe. OF Ground with hs Build
ih-rrou tra,e and beng the CITY oi New rk and
- Scu,heIly side OF Ninth aaa bounded foows
Nor,hefy IN front By Ninth SouiheIy oy other so
OF the Trustees OF the Sailors snug Harbour ProTrrty
Eseriy hy lot known the map OF the said Sailors SGug
Haronr pEof ey made by 7 K. Ludl.n As number q md
Westerly by lot known said as p being . vt iIoni
and and feet II inches on eacn Scr being
% said map and knowna No 2Oi Ninth STREET; Also
all that eertn pee Parcel OF Land with ,hr bndlugs
thereon situate lying and being the city OF New oFk
t Souih~ esrry side Of Prince STREET between bTrsdway
ard erce srt, and bounded oliows beginning the
Souhw-strr SIDE of Prince n point slant hua
crei i-vt Sontheast=y from the Soutey corner OF Prc
and and running salh poin Sonhwser
y and parallel with Mercer hnL ded and feet
henee Norhw' strriy parallel with Prince STREET thrty
seven feet AID lnehe, thence Nor sd parallel
with Mercer strt hundred and feet 10 the South
Westerly line OF Prince STREET and thence South tsteriy
aouG the line Of Prince street thrtyseyeH f in
ehes 10 the place Of beginnnS and known No SO
Prince street wh al the beredaments and
thercunto arIrralEilg. WM. JONES. Sheriff
Henry c. ScoTT. Deputy. ais lAwSu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

LEECHES, LEECHES! LEECHES!
SWrbiSH LEECHEs of the best quality and size sor'
ptanty hand and for sale moderate prices any
qusutliy TO suit purcha,cs g.. A * II. WiTTE.
a23 I'm importers OF Lssehss, 20 Johp-s, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

k-a A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-Situate OF
the Kingsbridge road, between 5th and 9th avenaes
- 1890 and 10th streets, containing acres OF lard H.
good cultivation and aboundlrg In fruit shrubkcry
&c. The ground is elevated and commands noble vie"
OF the waters Iursate and East River and also
scnsve view Long Island Terms made easy Apply to
ANDREW 4 $. r. McGOwN
Executors of Andrew Mc(iowl, deceased ct
datf J. ADRTfNCE. s6 Johr.st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

DANIEL ADEE,
No. IO7 Fulton Street, NeS-ForB.
WILL PUBLISH no. V. OF
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY,
Comprising general introductory Outline oil UnVssal
History Ancient and Mod-ra, and Series Of eparae t-
tore. OF every principal nation that exists ,heir RISE fo-
gress, and Present Coalition Sc &c.
SAMUEL NAvSDEK.
Aoihor OF the Treasury Of Knowlcdge bogtspicai
Treasury.- =" Literary and Scientific Treasury &c.
THE HISTORY OF AMERICA,
yDiTg I'd BY JoHs iNsiAS . IT.,
The above valuable work viii b- comIe,ed ~ aeou
number, octave printed on ne PAPER with clear type anu
will be sold a Is cents per number - ,h. ro,
The frs, FIVE numbers already been ,ssued ana e lo
lowing will be published resui'f! on inc '' " soi
| al Io,n. l.t.I
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

tlt PASsAGr. FOR hAMbU KG-wHn Ds'gtns5
17Tn-The splendid Packet Ship ) LAS hULa...-Ts
apt I. Berry, will sail as ABOVE, sPd ess -.
co conietsabiy 'ccommoda,e llmred a7motr " - bsli
rxpres,, ior N-"-Ohean, racket. her accommodate
Of the brst and most costly de.ciipton. Pen, @
beths should make Early appc,on 6e,sfF o.
w. H. 4. TAPSCoII.
my20 Soutb-s;re-t corn-r S,sitrn k@-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
B.,s DrrARrMrsr. Albany. May 10, lsH.

Ihnve been afflicted for several Jeap with dyspepsia in
II, worst attended with of sor-a"b los o
petite extreme bum and general aversion 10 all kinds oi
food and weeks twha could es) have been unable 10
rees but they had but little effect removing the
ronpan, induced about ;~o mol tbs since 10 Try Tor
F,troct OF Sarxspnla aud with but little colS
-ncr bu after using nearly tSo bottles fni appetite
stored and heart burn entirely remorednnG "ou earnestly
rsrnnnenI The uIe of Il 20 hoe who been afflicted
have been. ~ ,,. ,-,~,.>-rr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

|,KEAT BARGAINS IN pay GOODS !: The l.Tse.t
I'D rs, seI.c,rd stock Of Dry Goods this city Can be
found at LlDpLs c2 C.s.L.IneEI His stock eoasls;'
nehsms Lawns Muslins. Liuens. Broad Cloths Cast
AID every other description OF Gpeds usually found IN
Ia, Goods Store II Of which will be sold cheaper than
a, any other store in this city.
a. PIES. fs call and sa,fy yourselves. WM LlDDLE,
e 81 Canal-St S-w-Nork.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

psSA FARM FOX S.iLE--ituaie the road from
eN New Rochelle TO White Plains, about cIu-distant
from each, containing $50 Of land, all OF which
G plough land excepting acres, which Is wood land.
The place is divided by lane and laid out into conven
lent lots for cultivation. All the OF Stone In
good Order and the sTound liz high state OF cultivation
The buildings all OF good character and III order For
apply 10 S. B. KENYON, on the premises or Of
DO tf j. ADRIA NCE. Sc fnbp ST. Sew-YOrt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

INDIA RUBBER GoODS-1hr attention OF The lpp,tb p,b
respectfully invited the ary assortment % noi-
Der ,ods manufactured b. lie SubscIibrfs such as p
gated Shared Susrenders. fee JrotH .plIhsr LIZ
rr,er. Neckniosh tUats, IioakS ,sI,s, eoH ~ xc
rase tops, aproGs. SC Hore Corer, Ley.rs, PoGeho'
III of which ior sale cheAI~ hau d. IuuEd 'AS"
.id warranted TO give Satisfaction. ,.oS
HUTCHINSON s. RvNYoS:.
nia tf So NAidrsLsos--
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

NInst. w,lgnI.s SOQin,Nu ,,ruP ruR
~ CHILDREN T ErillNG-All mothers having chill
afflicted with any Of tho.- diseases incident the stat
OF infancy. such Inflammation and swelling "t the gum,
h- e-thng convulson, srasmodc Group cutanesus eu
stomach and oos-ness the bowels should
be without this inalble remedy that has proved ri
caciou. in all the above diseases Numerous testimonials
might bs gwen rrovs merits but atrial oft is better
Prepared aud sold BY DAVID SANDS & co. II t.,sr
broadway Narket-sc Sold also 20 Fultoust and 1913
Broadwav AID iR8 Hul.on->t. Pcc- 'ncts mvla
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

,urRIrh sALe-By ,IrIH- o several "Ilis oI h-t Ia
= ci4S directed Will eIpos- sale hur day the
18th jay Of June next the ysibue Of the City Hall IN the
CITY New Ork 70 O'Clock NJ. all tn right title and
Of Charles H. Tnorn- whch h. had the fifteenth day
OF March houand eight hundred aud oFiyone At aoy
time arrwards Of and all that certain lot messuast OF
dwelling house and piece of ground situate lne and beng ~
the Sixth Ward Of tn. City Of New ioorfy part oil
the of Nicholas Bayad decreased and known BY num-
Der seventy u Bay.rJ and et wide IN
'front.' and aud fifty feet deep zach SIDE be th1 same
less The property recorded IN The Rrgls-
ter, OtEic- in lib 42l paS. SIS WV. JONES, Sheriff.
TRos PLkKs Deputy Sheriff.
dated New-Ynrs Arrij 3nih lS5 myi iaw6w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22


j. W. FRANCIS. VI. d. No. Bont.str-et
j. e.. BEALES, Esq. ". D. 5tS Broadway.
Travelling limits liberal The necessary forms and every
information may be obtained by application at the Agency
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

DIX0N son Anerican Bnt.nnis u, ,. snt .s I'd
~ fee Pots single kniv-s and FORKS, fIeo or
K uld Rods Lined and t.pameed Sauce iah', Is VI,
Kettles sPid.s. Bake Pans. Tea Trays ca et,, &c 1,
by SEAMAN LOW NEkhEs
sp2l 3nyH 3Io Spring -stIsst. near CIsss"i'~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

DiSrEPSlA. OR BLUE pEvlLs,E:A saie 'ise,'y md
~ e ctun! cure tho-e that afflicted with this ohst
nate tnrneniins disorder Of the digestive will b
found in TURNER'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY. Tbs Rem
ey has been used successfully practice by Phys-
for and has never failed In single III
stance. -.
EMS go owery Bund-st Price 81 per bottle n23 lmH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
AFACr wuRiiI KNowlNG-a r.o,,,mo,

FACE WORTH kNOWING.-A eeoi,map
~ a sc'uiuL'us habit. became aft ctd With Ulcer
o'"ns "i The Thr"n, and MISE. aud disngr cable
nid Troublesome disc sc uf the skin. indeed h,s
wh''e 'is'tm bore the marks of beng saiuraied
WIN disease Ona humd and wrist were so mucr
htricd that lie bad los,u usc oi The hand. every
PAT hei"e covered with Deep painful aud ufai,s,ye
o'''r>' oiid h's hand AID wrsi were as hollow anJ
"t"us nS a tour," mh. h was At this Stage of
lie compl'iut, whea death appeared ire yiinhle
irum l'aihs ne disease. that he coIlme need tho
U-c "i Jhyne's Alietanve, aud havmg taken sixteen
torres ~ now perfectly cured. P.Jiic Ledger
This ALTtEAriyE oprrai,s ,hr"uih The rircula-
'i'n and puIIii,s The hloud Lnd cradle aes diseases
rom The svwcW. wherever loraied; and tho pume-
t'ns cures II has performed 10 dnenst OF the Skin.
Cn"cor. Sctuiuli. Gntfr Liver complaint by, pep
sIa a1l ether chronic d.e'seS, is tnly astonishing
Prepared only o. DR. ID JAYNE, No 8 SoLih Third
Street, Phi'ndclphia
For sale Nv Dr. CRUMBACkER. l73 Main 81,
WI eliur. V, oc, l3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

THE MORM0NS.-ll seems that tho Nor
mon difficulties la lllinoi, ere quelltd Tor the
tro"c-, but we presume il il only on condition
that the rtmove from TIL State Of the me
rirsoi this affair we have no, pretended TO ex
press an u, iuicn. We can now only siv that
we hive supposed, from The specimens we
have seen nj this species OF animate natur,.,
that the leaders were gang of >harpcr- who's"
sole object in life was to live in ease AMI veal h
upon the hard cuuiings oi those who had not
the goo hard sHnsc to approTrilte the labor,
oi tn If hands to themselves and their hmi
lies, and the followers, the mass of the Nor
mons. a st Of Ignorant, and foolish creatures
who knew no better than 10 take for law ans
gospel what the other portion told them. We
have no doubt but, in the belief that they
wers crying God, the mas, of the Mormons
have committed dcprc,lstions upon the citi
z'nS of grrvous character, but whether that
j'r tilic, tn course tina, las been pursued to-
warl, them we Leave others TO settle. We
think it best, ourselves, for those who liv,
where the laws are not sufficient tn protect
them TO 60 where they aye more potent, bu
,vcry one TO Ills taste
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

influence of these inspired reductions, in pro-
mOung science, taste. lityLtur IN purifying
the social Institutions destroying the cruel
ana debasing supcrst,iCn~ Of l0gonism, en-
larglng the domain Of civil liberty; securing
he rights of conscience; inyigoratiug both
public and private morals; liying healthy
tone TO legislation. end di.ldsing among all
nations, the pures,. most eleyGting aud most
conservative elements OF human civilization
After u life so laborious and honorcd, in his
roth year, his eve not dim, nor his strength
abated. standing ON the edge OF The promised
land, so long the desire OF his heart, his last
hour on earth is come. He asceuds noun
tam 10 die; and there the goodly land spreads
out before him. There is Gilead with It's
deep valley and forest clad hills; there are the
rich plains and pastures of Dan; there is Judah
with its rock heights, and Jericho with its
palm trees; and there is seen The Jordan wind
i ing down past Lebanon, overils yellow sands,
and the long blue line OF the Mediterranean
! IN the distance. On this magnificent death
! bed, the statesman of Israel breathed his last
AMI was buried by Him whom he had - faith
/ iullyservcd; and no man knowCth OF his grave
unto this day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

SPEAKING CRoSS.-You gain nothing by
harsh words. What if that boy broke the
pitcher, or put his elbow through the glass. do
you mend either by applying harsh epithets
to him Does it make him more careful i'm
lulure! Does he love you better? Hark he
Is murmurng What says the boy?-'I'm
glad OF il; don't care how much / break :;
lie talks thus TO be even with his master. II
Is very wrong i'll him, we know but it is hui
man nature, and the example has been set be-
fore him by you.
Say TO the careless boy, Il am sorry: YOU
must be more careful in future" and what
will be his reply? 1t was an accident. and
Will be more careful" He will never break
another pitcher or glass-if he can helep it,,
ana ne VIII respect and love you a thousand
times more than when you few IN a race and
swore vengeance on his head. Remember
thus We who get angry and rave at "a riae.-
Portland bulletin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

The odors developed by lcctricity and light
nlng have heretofore escaped investigation
Professor ScHANLEIN has been empleyed in
lnquiries respecting them for six wears past.
lie has found the same in electriEing water
and from the electrical brush This odor is
acted upon by electrical influences and by the
heat. He has succeeded an "orlonized at
mosphcre," by which many chemical effects
are produced. among which is It's poJCer OF
Oieaching, like chiorine' Metals i'm a minute
STATE instantly destroy the principle and be
come oxygenized. Iodine is changed by ii
INTO lodic acid, phosphorus in phosphoric
acid' &c: Its constitution, he thinks, is
omeric with per-oxyde-hydrogcn.
m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

a MYSTERY OF PARASITIC follow
ing strange story is the subject ofvery general
discussion in Paris
"Madanr C, wife Of a mercer who has
lately been successful in railway operations.
has been FOR length OF time enamorcd Of
play, and during the past winter she lost al
most constantly. Her husband at last refused
To pay sous Of her play debts, so that the
lady gambler was often in difficulties. She
returned home few nights since, al,erhavi
lost large sum at lansquinet, and remained
up pondtrlng by what means She could con
trlye TO discharge her obligations. Whilst
thus occupied, She Ii ard a noise i'm an gdioin-
ing closet. She rose at once. and opsnipo
th- door, found th. eldest servant of the fam
lily end avOIing TO pick The lock Of an dy-Boiye
gtace, Ia which she kept her Jewels The
mln was thunjrratruCk at the appearance of
his misir s., and prayed her most earnestly
not to inform against him. Al ilea sudden
~ occurred TO Madame c.. Listen to
me. said she. at j. you who have already
robbed M on several occasions: the act have
caught you in proves il. You will be sent 10
Tie gaiIcys ii inform against YOU. There is
one way oi escaping ! want 10000 e.. You
have quantity Of piakocks in your hand.
IL you open your masters safe and take ont
that sum Tor me, AMI no more, | shall saw
nothing about what ! have seen TO night. n
Tn condition wasAarl. bat the man consent.
cd. Seaf,ly. however. had he introduced one
O, the ln5'Flu u'- into the lock of the safe.
via % Tout tJuation was heard, and the
mIn icil 90 ,he ground dradfuly wounded
Dy a ball rom d pistol, which VI. c. had
got iAd inside 60 prevent robbery. M.
c. euircd in minute after. and was the
hssi TO hit w. thc man, who still had the
pickIo.ks IN his hanl. The commi,sary of
police h.ing sent Tor, cciycd from the thief
q Iuil statement OF what had happened. re-
mo.td him to tlic hospital ST. Louis where
Ic .i.s 100 greet danger. Madame c.. who
d"ni most strongly The truth Of the mans
".Ni-ia,iyn. has wi.hlr,wn TO Der family"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
CURIOUS ARTS.-'rO WRITE IL VARI-
Gus COLORS WITH THE SAME PEN.

CURIOUS ARTS.-TO WRITE IN NARl-
Gus COL0BS WITH THE SAME PEN.
INK AND PAPER.-Take sheet OF paper
and wet some parts of il with solution of
sub-carbOnate ratas. which must b. diluted
with water SO as rot go appear On the paper
dry. Wet some other paris with diluted MIR
iatic acid, or with Juice of lemon. Some
other parts may bc wet with a delutcd solu-
tion OF alum; and Others with an infusion of
nut-sal!s, (water in which bruised or pulyeris-
ed nut-galls have been stcepcd) None OF
these preparations must be 50 strong as to
color the paper any. When these are drv,
take some finely powdered sulphate of iron,
and rub il lightly on some parts of the paper,
that have been wet with the sub-carbonate of
poias and infusion OF gals. Then with the
Juice OF violets, or OF the leaves of red cab
bage, write on the paper as usual with pen.
The ink is ot itself faint purple; where the
paper Is wet with acid. the writing will be
bright red; on the sub-carbonate of ro,as. i,
will take beautiful green; ON the alum it
will be brown; on the sub-carbonate ofpotash
that was rubbed with powdered sulphate OF
iron, il will BE- deep yellow: and on the infu-
sion oil gals that was rubbed with powder, il
will be black. The juice of violeis will take
a brilliant yellow on The alkali if il be very
strong The juice of violets or red cabbage
may DC htpt lonS time by means OF the adj
diion OF a few drops Ct alcahol; or tho leaves
may be dried by the fire, and thus may bc
Kept ready for use; and it is only requisite to
steep them in hot water. in order TO prepare
the ink at any time. Scientific American.
SlNGULAR.-Our friend. L. b. Eichholtz
who Is iond OF birds, had a dove which exhib.
lled great aversion to its prison. and strong
desire TO be free; its struggles were so contin-
ued and painful. that finally feeling of com.
passion prevailed, and the gentle. cooling bird
was set at liberty; away it scared; away
away-with rapid wing. Three weeks OF
more elapsed, when MIR. Eichholz was sur
prlsed, one morning, by visit from a strange
dove. which seemed 10 clamor for attention
and cage; cage was given it, when 10 by
certain unmistakenable marks, Mr.. T.. knew
1t to be his quandam ieathercd pet, which had
returned, wounded and weary, TO be nursed.
Seine relentless sportsman had shot it: one
leg was broken, and the bird was otherwise
injured. 1t is now we'll and seems perfectly
happy in its wire-wrought house. Here is
food for thought and material Tor poetry. -
PoHSriHc (Pd.) Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
RIVER INTEIIIGFNCER -rLo .,,,,,.

RIVER INTERCHANGEABLE steamer
Amaranth from Missouri river,rcrorts rise of
two feet below Brunswick on the ltb inst
There has been heavy rains above. and as The
A.passed the mouth ofFishing.rivcr that stream
was very tull and running out swiftly. The
reports the Columbiana a total loss. The
cargo had mostly been got out in badly dam
aaged state. The machinery would be saved.
ihe "A; brought down her lurniture.-St.
Louis NetV Era oct. 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

SOUTH CAROLINA RA1LROAD.-Thc
inCn asr of business on this road for the last
min IA 'u'hs. en- ling lst Of October inst has
been Sl23 323. The folowingara the receipts
Ter ~" cat iotr years. comin"n ing ON tha
LIT Of lamar, OF .ach year. and cnling on tbp
30th September. each embracing period oi
nine months. viz lSi2 S23l .3jl: 1873
s2JG .9ls. 1874, S}OG51l: 1918. 1857 G-t
tn So sums are exclusive Of thc profit, Of IN.
5. " X. X Bank AMI ihc contract for carry
irg She L. s. Mil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

PATENT OFFlCE.-The current business
Of tire United States Patent Office for the
mouth Of september is as follows
Numbor Of patents Issued Tor improvements
-; number If patents issued Tor designs, >.
Amount Of fees received ior new p,icaiicnG
To,dl. 90 ,g7}.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
JonN Jovrs' MANrLr has certainly descend

JonN JoNrs' MANrLy has certainly descend
ed on the shoulders of the United States Jour
nal, the Washington City organ of the Young
Democracy" Listen to the editors descr;p
tive elo9uence:
STRAW.-Wc observed this morning Oh
the avenue in front OF our Office, "a magnilicent
team piled with mountain of straw. wend.
ing its way in solemn majesty towards The
market. We looked, and il was teeminr in
all its pride and yellow beauty; we looked
again and it wasOll in heap, the cart on one
side, the horses on the other, and the driver
in the straw! Such, said we is The end orall
human efforts. a this moment a white and
black boy had q smart chunk of q fight in
The sand, beautiful femala in the neighbor.
hood struck up the touching air Of
Teach, o teach me 10 forget
while Lucy Kenny, ina white muslin dress
with yellow shoes, passed in melancholy 81.
lencc by.
The climax is funny. certainly. but so is the
whole paragraph. an | tn, paper itself Tor that
mattcr.-CiEciHNdti Alds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

The Academy attached TO the Roman Cath
oIic Sisterhcol in Frederick Nd, was con-
sumod b. five on Wednesday night last. The
orphans aud sisters were compelled 10 make ID
prccipitatc flight, without saving anything
from the Burning building. The los is cover
ed by insurance. 1t is not known how the
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