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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

a yANDLES--The sab,cuber would ,nt,,,o.
" b" friends and The public that no b,, eoau
menesd lho msnufociue ~ MOULD AND D,pppp
CANDLES made ofpars ioHov. which no !, s,,.',y
tgna :" anything Of The kind manufactured hero y,
enewhefe, aud he viii furnish them Wholesale n,
e's"se cheap as they can DO purchased onv,,b e,e
"ou's ,c'p'eIIHHy solicit = share Of public
p,"on"ge' Factory IN Marker Alley. be,uo.,
49,. os "a'No' o'Feois NJ WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

Caldwell, Jr. 'oSePh
Aaron ID Chaloner and Others
The defendants in III. ebove ,o,.I
a.e nefeoy noIihed, that GU Monday The il; h
cay OF March. 1915, between The b"nts ~ :"
q and NJ, al The Office Of Inn Binns
ESQ, an Alderman in the city of PbiladeInh,o
PehnSylyania, ] shall proceed IN ,aks ~
pos,nons OF J Dunlap, Esq and Others, 10 be
reau as evidence ON the trial of said canse
Also, on the 24'h February, between the same
nour>, al the house of George Baird. Rso in
the town Of WashIngl Pennsylvania sh,ii
! I1csea 10 'ake Tie deposiIons Of Sarah Baird
ana Others TO be read also as evidence ON ,bs
", OF s'ii cause But il from aLJ cause The
taxing OF either Of said DISPOSITIONS should n",
men he taken or completed the taking oI To-
ans VIII ne adjourned from day to DAY until
The same are taken and complefcd.
WILLIAM CHALONFR
=. ~ "a ms next friend Joseph Caldwell, Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
WRIGMT's INDIAN VEGETABLE
r. L LII S,
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE Of
HEALTH.

No MEDICINE HAS ever been intro
'du,sd to the American Public. whose viz
tues nave been moro cheerfully and univer
sally acknowledged than the al owe named
WRlGHrs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
10 descnnt upon their merits. n: this late day,
few indeed who read this article. WILDE found
unacquaintcd with the real excellence Of IN q
medicine. But il further proof were wanting TO
might be foundiR The fact that no medicine i'm
sHAMELEssLY CoUNTERFEITED.
Ignorant and unpnncipled men ave at yariou
pI aces, manufacturer spurious pill; q nd in or.
der NOR completely to deceive the public have
made II "a outward appearance to resemble the
pass OIL their 3rthless ira sh, but for the as sis
lance of certain misguided storekeepers, who
because they can purchase tho spurious article
Hons'rous system cfimposition and crime
me patrons OF the above excellent Pills, will
therefore be on their guard against everv kind Of
IN Mhcclins is JAMES MELLOR, 2S Union ST.
Inc following ighlv respectable store Keepers
lMpa rseT,, isr !hs sale q
Ghas Johns'n, Mononsabels, Wash. co. P..
sihnshsm Johnson. EIdeIsville, do.
W Wonhtn "afd, Pens, do.
van Reeves, Greenfield do.
4 Kerr & Co. Cross creek do.
j ZEN Ss;9ls5 8 T%is" Wheeling. Ohio &C. CO. Va.
Z p Brown. WsTishare Brooke county V So
william Brown, Holidays cove do.
n lngrahnm * Co. Waynesburgh Greene co Pa.
Hunnel " Parkinson, jefferson DO
4 JsRes, Carmichael town do
Samuel HigRenbotham, Green's ureh do.
q, w Mezfuzat, Mspleton do.
loan Patterson, Patterson's Mills Wa an CO Pa
william Mercer. Florence do
kobt M'AReal. Raccson PO do.
LOWS Freeman, Bellvills a.
Chcktring g. Co. Canonsburxb do.
hart " Hopkins. CentreviIle do
John ID Chambers, Washington do
Bryant Craven a. Co, WestAlrxandr,a do
r. a. r. G Craycroh, Claytyills do
Isaac Davis, Mor&anviils DO
~, NIL nenna riihsoorough do
WI" pu,,,, WI, ouah do.
The only setenlv against imposit;ons i. N
purchas Sc from the regular advertised sssn,s
ana IN o eases be particular 10 ASH for WI ~
indian Vegetable Pills ""sh's
once devoted exclusively TO tho .a,e of IL.
''' W. los haco 81
w,i,bT. isIe., none are, genuine except
I"nS " WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

0NE HUNDRED GROSS Toilet and sh,.
Oyins Sap. '"''
80 Gloss Luoifer Matches.
90 90 Oil Iasie Biatkinz.
DO Black and Bue Ink
do Cologne Water.
Just reed and Tor ssle much l,we,,k.-
before oheredby IA. BRRNTLtN CSC
OlV hnctoh Rvoru, No les Maxi, &c.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
CHEAP CASH
Boot and Shoe
STORE.
No. 129.
ALTMAN g. MAXWELL.
Corner Of Main and Union SITS,
WHEELING, VA,

AR TER returning their sincere thanks
70 their customers and tho public for
Inc patronage so literally extended to
tnem the past year,anl soliciting a con
"nuat'on Of their patronage in future,
respectfully invite their attention 10
Their present we'll selected stock orBoo,s.
as follows:
es pairs Genflenlen,x n,if No.. 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
ALABAMA rnrrn,

TIFGINIh3 In CHAECgaT
AZ Rules held m toe cle,k's H5c, NJ az
Civcpn Superior COnrr of Law ard Csanc.,y
tsntbe equity OF Brooke, on the llth day Of
January ls45.
T William Hall,
CS
Willis n McCluDey sr, aud WIN MeClunsy. if.
bHvBE defendant william VI uney -,
having eniered MS appearance. snd eiveo
So driiy acc9id ng to the q Of Assembly and
tie sales 0f tots Couu anil Il spprs ing by salts
f.otcry evil nee t1af he ~ not an inhabi snt OF
IN . county, III lr4eted that The said defend,
snt d. sppeaf here ON the Il 81 doy ~ the nert|
spring term aud answer the Bill ~ the pla IN 1T
and that a copy e This nTd.r b. forthwith pun
Jishs.l M The CITY Of Wa>eli z fOf ~, moe tbs
suco. ssiyely. and pT.tsd st the from door al
the Coari house Of this SONNY.
Aco,y fos,> ADAM XII ~,
Civfk,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

y, insisting sf Black, Blue, Green, Brown al
give ,rrock and Dress co It's. Reaver, Pilot,
Tweed cassinet and Jean Frock and Over co g.
of goods.
Cashmere, cloth, ca ssinet, Tweed. Je,ns. Mex.
iean and Mixed PANTALO0NS;a large stock
rem one to seven dollars.
:. NESTS OF all kinds and prices. Linen, Mus
IN, Sing Cham. check ard Lamb Wool SHIRTS
DRAWERS. SUSPENDERS, HDK'FS, Col
t,Is, b9toms. Gloves and Wrappers. Nose and
Hall Rose, and gre: variety OF ~ Their articles
me ABOVE good were purCnased for cash in
the East from first hands, anu ! now offer th cm
10 my customers at a small advance. on the
same terms and do think that l can offer bet.
,eI bargains than any other house IN the city,
AND now. TO conclude, as il has fallen to my lo,
10 cioths The max ed, will pledge mys ELF TO give
YOU SUIT oil clothes TO suit your purse. from two
dollars to fifty. or ii s RICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

the Circuit Superior Conr, Of Lawond
Ceancrry for ohio county vr.iuia:
Caldwell, IT. 'oSePh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
BOOTS! BOOTS

JUST received 81 the Sign Of tho Black Nam
moth B'oi, 2 eases Of MEMS Napoleon Ts,,s,,
Soisd Boots superior srlice and will be sold Io,,
fCssh WV W"
Al'". 100 p, Mems Kip Brog.ns
nv 10 A = TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

GtMESONS have just received direct from
81 Se- York al thu err old stand, the latest and
most approved sorinK fashion OF "a ATS, really
the NEST beautiful styis that las ever come out
Alss large aud superior stock .fFuRS.
They srs nov prepared 20 furnish thotr mt
rsns ssd the pablo, with hats at wholes-l e or
pstsil, not on tho most fashion BILE but of a
ssality rupeIioc, lat lower prices for cash thu
aay altered IN the city. We woulS especially in
vits houid there he my, all whs are scepiics al
as ~ the aDovs to ca at
u(en
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
REMOVAL.

VUNnS subscrib.i having r-movsd his HAT,
4 CAP AND FUR STO2G, 10 the Isty.
saA com noii,us room No It's Main i, hree
t,ors hslNr his iurmet stand aud nearly oppo,
,is the Va Hmel, would respectfully cali 4.
NJ en'i,n IF his friends and Customers general
", to Ms large and >p'end. stock OF Hal, and
County Merchants are in :iied to cali aud ex
anime Inv stock pre- viouS tn going East, as I
60 determined Ia cut up Hns by the Ca.~ q;
t'wer rates han they Fan possibly te purchased
Eas, OF tn NJ nn'ains. Cal md examine :
y-n'selves a. the sign oi the nc BLACK
HIT, 10. 20 &C M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
CA - II

CASH
Id AID for Fu's and Pcliries. al Meal
u La MS, N delivery. No It's Main 81, a,
the sign Of the BiG BLACK HAT. len 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

a MAPS, CAPS Received this dsv, hnr
ssc-r'ment uf Gems and Y r,h's Cloth,
Velvet, 0,-rs, Guard and Ole Blu Caps. which
will =. s,id st a small advance fl IN cost.
Is % A e M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

Firth, Hall & Pond, Nj 800 Broadway, Manu-
Iac,uIerS, Publishers and importers OF Music
ana Musical Instruments. Sole agents lor
CHIC kering's Piano FoItcs.
PUBLIC HOUSES-NEw YORK:
Inc Propreto:s OF the following named
runiic Houses, IN The CITY If New York, uni lie
IN me above invitation TO Southern and West
ein Mefchan's, who may visit our Commercial
emporium, to call al our respective Houses:
pithging ourselves TO administer The comfort,
OF Home as lar as in orr power. 10 those who
may give Us The preference.
Mansion House w Bunker, 80 Broadway,
HowLid Hotel, Thomas & Roe, Broadway,
Cry H9i'i, Chester Jennings, Broadway.
Wayeriv House, Willard WhiIc ,mb; 81 & So
Broadway.
Atlantic Hotel, No 3 & Broadway, w C An
dtrson,
Pacific Ho'cl ,lG9 Greenwich street, w Body,
w ID Parsons,
asior House, Coleman e. Sietsop.
franklin House, Broadway, Hayes & Tfead>
we'll.
New York, Jan ii. Is45. jan 1s-4w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

!. ne above with great many other
s s, render our stock complete. and we
'eol no hesitation 10 saying lha, our
r,ock rs MI selected and Of the best qua
N.Y. which will enable us TO sell a, \.
20" prices as any west Of the mountains
". Whe may be in wan, Of any Of the
above articles will do well 10 cali onde,
anime our stock before purchasing else.
whereas IL will always afford no Tho
greatest OF pleasure 10 wait on them md
''"ch' may II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
DbAFN EsS CURED.

VIEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
@s 10 "vr do ST. spls ~
aee " pCRsy Pr a 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

Horace II Day, 25 Maiden Lane, Manufac
luier OF Patent India Rubber Suspenders and
all kinds of India Rubber Guods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25


arb w w - = II ~ NESON.
THE LATEST YORK FASHIONS.
JUST RECEIVER
SUPERIOR FAsHIONABLE HATS.
VAE huve on haud and are nanuis uriry aud
w selliag 81 the i.wes, possible prices III our
old stand l6S Main street. an assortment Of fash.
ionass h.'s of ausiy really superior to any ,Aine
that has ever bees offered in this rket anone
them are
Beaver Six
Neuiu Otter
Cashmere Rrrwn
brssh Russia, aud You,hs Hats
~ eli Sesr fiptions.
FOR CASH We will sell lever Than tho same
s<''sls eas 10 had at asy other ssa bshneat in THE
ny Call AVID sec.
CAPS OF ALL KINDS
Ter asd Fur Trnmed. Cloth. Velvet. Hair Seal
sd Sealsiis Caps, for Men, Youths and Children
jest reed sRd FIR sale by
does w w & sH JIMESoN. IGs Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
WESTERLY

i. All styles and colors, from sixty-two cents To
hvs dollars; together with many stner a, tc.es
all OF which will sell at WhoI. sa le or Retail
or make up 10 order in the best French .txle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
THE LATEST YORK FAsUIONs.
JliSr RECEIVED

Min rfrsst aud ex I'm no for themselves
ari6 w w - y II JiNESON.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

Improvements in Gay street. We know of no
street in our rapidly improving city that is
changing its appearance for the better, at this
time, so thoroughly as Gay street-from the
bridge the Falls to Ashland Square, improve
mcnt is the order of the day. The old and d.
lapidated frame house which had so long dis
figured the north side Of the street near Front
has been torn down, and in its stead, is being
erected large and costly brick house for Mr.
James Roachc, to be used as n bread and crack
er bakery. Farther up the street at the corner
of Exeter, two brick stores with dwellings at
taChed are being erected for Messrs. Peter Rose
and VI. S. Ely. la the immediate vicinity of
the Independent Engine House, to the right and
left, several houses heretofore used as dwellings
have been converted into stores. Above East
street and near the Bcl-Ar market House, Mr..
Jacob Day is having built three fine stores and
dwellings, which when completed will add
much to the business appearance of the neigh
borhood. Still farther up the street, on both
sides, dwellings are being converted into hand
some stores, which as fast as they are finished
are occupied by business men from various Sec
tons of the city.
More Pistol Firing. We understand that the
contents of a pistol were discharged into small
tavern in Franklin, between Green and Paca
streets, on Sunday night, by some villain who
made his escape, although pursued by a watch
man. These outrageS are Of nightly occur
renee, and yet, strange to say, the Offenders
manage to elude detection.
Washington University. We learn that DIR.
John Fonerden, has been elected Professor of
Obstetrics, in the "Washington University of
Bglumorc," to succeed Prot. Jennings, whose
il-health has compelled him to resign Dr.
VIM. r. Wilson, has also been elected to the
chair of Mdteria Medca and Therapeutics, for
merly filled by Prof Amman, who has been
transferred to the chair Of ology and Ply
steal Diagnosis, newly established in the same
school. From the established professional re-
putation of these gentlemen, the changes will
no doubt continue to increase the success of this
flourshing institution.
Discharged. The colored boy, Edward II.
Nicholson, ares ed a few days since, charged
with having taken improper liberties with a
white girl, was further examined yesterday, be-
fore Justice Showacre, and the testimony was
Of such character as to authorize his dis
charge upon giving security for his future good
conduct.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

% My name having been announced a candi-
date hr the ofice Of SHERIFF of the city of Bat
more, avail myself of this occasion 10 return my
heartfelt thanks 10 those of my friends who have
thought ptOpcr to think of me in connection with that
generally, that should he the choice of the Demo
cratic Convention, and the result favoiaby,
will spare eNertiOn TO discharge everyust that may
dcvOiVe upOn me, with fidelity, mparality and honor.
As was a candidate at former eection and re-
ceiyed warm and generous support | trust may in
dulge the hope that those who rallied around me on
that occaSion will come into tie present contest pre-
pared 10 further my interest with that zeal and sevo.
lion, which will crown their efforts with success.
With this brief exposition of my views and hopes, |
remain the publc's obedient servant,
ala atlstS LEONARD HERMAN.
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HpROsPECTUs or A NEW WEEKLY ~

HpROSPECTUs OF A NEW WEEKLY PA
n PER, to be published in the CT of Baltimore'
entitled "THE IRIS AND ODD FELLOWS MIR
RoR." Brother WM. M. STARR, of Baltimore, Edi-
tor. 'The Iris and Odd Fellows Mirror" will be is
sued from the office Of Publication, NO. l5l PRATT
ST, Oh Saturday, August 10th, ls45, by WILLIAM T.
PRESTON Co publishers.
The Iris will be dedicated TO the interests of Odd
Fellowship. All subjects affecting the good OF the
fraternity, VIII hnd III Its columns tree ana unfeStfain
ed discussion. Brethren OF the nrst order OF talent
aud experience in the principles and working of the
order have been engaged as contributors, whose pens
VIII from week 10 week enrich its pages with articles
on various subjects connected with the welfare Of the
brotherhood The past history, present operations,
and future prospects of Odd Fellowship afford ahun
dant themes for the writer in every department OF
Prdsaic or Poetca Literature, all Of which shall hnd
place IN our paper. Our sheet, as its title indicates,
sha be concentration, not OF rays OF natural, but
of intellectual light, in which shall ne beautifully col
locied aud blended, bright and golden ideas, thoughts
and expressions, and fro:. thence MiTror'd' forth
and reflected brilliantly throughout the length aud
breadth of the land.
department of the paper will also be devoted to
GENERAL LITEIATURE. We have made arrange
meuts by which we shall have access 20 the highest
grades Of Domestic and Foreign Literature, and no
pains or expense shall be spaced to present, in our
weekly Bouquet flowers the richest hue and sweet
est fragrance, cued from every garden OF literature
and science. Proper attention will also be given to
GENERAL NEWS, both OF home and foreign charac-
ter. AMUSEMENT and lUMOR, the richest spiciest,
and at the same time the most chaste obtanase shall
he furnished. Nothing wanting in chastity or cacu-
LATED to vtiate the moral sense of the community,
will ever find place in the Girls"
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS will not be
overlooked, and IN fact matter of interest 0rglati-
icaOn TO the general reader shall escape notice,
But we shall, by every possible endeavOr, aim pre-
scnting the fraternity and thu public with Family
Newspaper in every way adapted TO their tastes, and
worthy their patiOnage-being a faithful and true
Mirror of all the great matters and questions
plying the public attention. affecting pnhc interest.
As an ADVERTISING MEDIUM the Iris presents ad-
vantages equalled by no paper in the state; and by
few in the Union. Circulating, rs il will extensively,
in all parts Of the country, professional men, meIch
ants, mechanics, and Others, will end il greatly TO
their interest to avail themselves of this means of eX
tending knowledge of their business and where
abnuts.
The ''IIis" will he printed weekly, on iarge sized
double medium paper new type and in handsome
style We respectfully invite attention TO our terms
as specified below.
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MARINELIsT-PoRT or BALTIMORE
MONDAY. ANGuST IL ls15.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE aEADINe-Roou 200.
CLEARED,

Brig Ariel, Hopkins, Falmouth, jam, w Mason
Harris.
SAILED this morning-shp Venice, sa,t.r, far
Havre; brig Columbia, Cofin, iaguayra.
ARRIVED,
Han galot Frau Annette, Oortgiea, so days from
Liverpool, salt, to Deecke D. Gerdes.
Bfig Ocean, Eidridge 10 days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to r. Il. Matthews.
Schr Traffic, Gardner, 6 days from New York. as
sorted cargo, to J. W. Brown.
Schr E. A. Stevens, Briggs, DAYS from New York
assorted cargo, 10 same.
Schr 4. Lawrence, Griffin, 10 days from Boston,
ice, to w. Jones.
Schr Gladiator, NIckeTson, DAYS from, Boston ice
to Debow Hamilton.
Schr Vermont, Sader 6.iays from Savannah, am.
Der, 10 j. X. Randall.
Schr Sea, Beard, 6 days fsom NsY York sugar To
Kirkland. Chase s. Co
Barge Chesapeake, Denny, finn Philadelphia, mdse.
to z. G. Harris,
Schr Richard Borden, Bearse, days fin, Fall River
domestics, TO T. Whrdee q Co. Saw yesterday, OFF
Kent Island, tvs barques bound up;. and off Sandy
poiat, full rugged brig ashore.
Schr Baltimore, Seavey, o days from New York as
sloop Henry Read, Riley, from Philadelphia, mdse.
to John w. Brown.
Schr Thos. Hooper, Kirvan, DAYS from Antigua,
before reported Left Both ut. b.. brigs Princess
Royal Masters, from Baltimore, for New York in
days; Lady Chapman, YeNng, from and for do. in
for Baltimore, via ST. Thomas, with part of inward
cargo OF flour and meal Antigua well supplied
with all kinds of American produce. EThe T. ii. had
only six and half hays TO the Capes which is con-
sidered remarkably sho.t passage.1
Canal boat Sally Ann, from Wilkesbarre, anthra-
cite coal, 60 John Pckell.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Claia, Penhallow, for Batigaere, was loading
at Liverpool 26th ult.
Ship Caledonia, Massicott, from Baltimore. arrived
at Helvoet 18th ult
Ships Elise, Aklhorn, and Caspar, Spickeg, FIN Bal
timOre, arrived at Bremen 18th ult.
Ship Leila Higgins, from New York, arrived at
Havre Goth ult.
Barque Ernst & Gustav, Beurmann, froTe BALTIC. for
Bremen, arrived off the Start l7th ult.
Barque Active, Foswe for Rio de Janeiro, sailed
from Waltha 9Th inst
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, for Baltimore, went to sea
from Charleston 9TH inst. Schr Charran, Paterson,
from Baltimore, arrived at do. same day.
Schr Euroas, Eldridge, or Baltimore, cleared at
Boston 7th inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

H7-THE LONDON LANCET, August. lsi5. New
York, Burgess, Sunger 4 Co. Baltimore Agents
SHURTZ s WILDE, This is the hest of the Lon
don Medical Monthly Journals, and the spirited New
York publishers comforting great favor upon the
profession of this country, by putting it into their
hands at the low price of five dollars per year. Be
sides the Lectures Of the ahlest Physicians and Sur
gems of the British empire and of the continent OF
Europe, it contains reviews of new books, reports
flom the London medical societies and hospitals aud
contributions from many of the most respectable
practitioners of medicine and surgery. We thus OBJ
tain very satisfactory account Of the modes OF prac
lice of British Physicians aud Surgeons. There is
scarcely disease that is not mentioned, aud valuable
suggestions made as 10 the best treatment. 1t"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

{c3 The following is from the Rev. C. Sperry, No.
- First Avenue: had been for ten years every few
weeks attacked with the piles until within the last
year the attacks lave been weekly and of a much
more severe nature. For a month previous to using
HAYS IMMINENT, from COmstock s. Co., it was
with the greatest difficulty could sand long enough
in the pulpit TO preach sermon, until about month
since when commenced using The Hays Lniment,
and have finally been entirely cured by following the
directions on the wrapper. From knowing you per-
sonaliy, | have given yau this certificate with the
hope that any one afflicted with that terrible com
plant may find out and use this extraordinary remedy.
New York, May 4, 1874.
To be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
sts Baltimore Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SIS, and at 81 Thames street. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

The MoONIIGHr PoStponemeHt, 1t
will be by the advertisement in another column,
that the excursion advertised for last evening was
postponed on account ofthe incemency of the wealth
err and that it will come off positively tonight, The
young gentlemen who have in hand are of the right
stamp and il promises to be one of the most pleasant
excursions of the season.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

Gf3-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. Conso
dated Lottery, class No. 95, for 1875:
% so Is IS g. "a So Is 10 45 80 25 81
% and So being the Isl and I'd drawn Nos each $50
Is and 80, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 40
60 and 81, being the 9Th and 9Th; or Is and SO,
being the 9TH and Sth drawn Nos. each 90
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, I" S
FroH the old established House Of
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-12

h7- A CARD. X. Mcdowell returns his thanks TO
the members of the different Fire Companies, for
their untrng efforts to save his property from de-
srucon at the fire in Pleasant ST. Saturday last.
His thanks also due TO the Fire Police for their
services Oh that occasion 1t