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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-18

L. L. IUChEh q BRO1HER,
Head of Centre Market SINCE,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-18

VRAR IRON selling off very low for cash. We
AD have still hand good assortment of rolled
and hammered IRON, CAST STEEL, Sc, at No. 8
HOLLINGSWORTH-S ST. few doors from our for
mcr stand; and respectfully ask our old customers
and others who want bargains TO give Ms call.
mild At ]. & A SMITH.
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PAYING LIKE A SINNER.

Several years ago, in North Carolina, where
il is not customary for the tavern Keepers 10
charge the ministers any thing for lodging and
refreshments, preacher preslmlngy stopped
Ala tavern one evening, made himself comfort.
able during the night. and in themorning en-
tered the stage without offering to pay for his
accommodations. The landlord soon came
running up to the stage, and ,sast "there was
some one in there who had not settled his bill, y
the passengers all said they had, but the
preacher who said he had, understood he never
charged ministers any thing. "What! you a
minister Of the gospel, man of Cod cries
the inn Keeper, "you sat down at the table
without asking a blessing; lit you up to your
room, and you went to bed without praying TO
your Maker, (for stayed there until you had
got undressed;) you rose and washed without
5rayer,ate your breakfast without saying Grace
and as you came to my house like sinner, and
eat and drank like sinner, you have got to pay
like sinner"
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slaughter OF The Mamslukss TO me, the
most interesting spot Within these crime-stalned
preciniS was that where the last OF the Name
lukes escaped from the bloody treachery oil Me-
hemet Ali Soon after the Pasha was confirm.
ed By Porte in the viceroyalty OF Egypt, he sum-
moned the Mameluke boys TO consultation on
the approaching war against the Wahabees in
Arabia AS his son Tonssoun had been inves-
with the dignity of Pasha of the second order,
the occasion was one of festivity as well as bu-
sinesss' The boys came mounted on their fin
est horses, in magnificent uniforms, forming the
most superb cavalry in the world After very
flattering reception from the Pasha, they were
requested to parade in the court Of the citadel.
They entered the fertilization unsuspectlngly,
and the portcullies fell behind the last OF the
proud procession. A moments glance reveal
ed to them their doom. They dashed forward
in vain! before, and around them, nothing
was visible but blank, pitiless walls and barred
windows, and the only opening was towards tho
bright blue sky; even that was soon darkene
by their funeral ball Of smoke, as volley afte
voIley flashed from a thousand muskets with
the ramparts upon the defenceless and devote
band. Startling and fearfnlly sudden was II
death they met 1t as become their fearless cha
acter--some with arms crossed upon the
mailed bosoms, and their turbaned heads dev
teddy bowed in prayer;some with flashing swor
and fearful curses, alike unavailing against thu
bastard and ruthless foe. All that chivalfo
and splendid throng, save one, sank rapidly !
meath the deadly fire into red and witheri
mass-that one was Emim Bey. He spur
his charger over heap of his slaughtered co
rades, and sprang upon the battements.
was dizzy height, but the next moment he v
in the air--another, and he disengaging hi
self from his crushed and dying horse ami
shower of bullets. He escaped and found 50
ty in the sanctuary of mosque, and ultmal
in the deserts of the Thebaid.
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Ripley

HtHARLES P. MILLER, Returns his
" thanks to The Public for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on him
as an Inn Keeper, and would state, that he
has Just completed an entire new building,
in the neates, style, Immediately in front
Of the old house, formerly occupied by him.
where he will be pleased to accommodate
Boarders and Travellers. He fatters him
self, he will be able to give satisfaction, as
he is determined that his Table and Stable
shall be we'll supplied with the best that The
country will afford, and that his Charges
shall he as LOW as the LOWEST.
Ripley Miss, June 22d l0if.
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SEA Monster The Boston Eagle mentions
a sea monster seen there few days since, hi
teen feet long, aud covered with spotted coat
of hair. He was in very shoal water near the
shore, and seemed TO rest on the bottom with
his head elevated two or three feet above the
surface. The head and neck appeared ike
lions. or bulls, without horns. He moved
his head rapidly from side TO side, as he fegaar'
ded alternately the spectators on different slde'
of him. Install was the only part that resem
bled fish. He made great connection u
the water, and it is supposed he foated int
that latitude, from the north, on an iceberg.
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'iiow many roniria afe Wefo' a'hed =
seloomasioE 'ibter, sif,' promptly i'fleu
little blue eyes, 'mafrnine' lemih'hf' ana nsp
tor 'iifa}, give mo ~ ftamplr ol eseh. talH
Iho maelcf Nv by 700 are mas ulh.t ~
cause VOC arc % MAJ. aha ! an q N'n'h'u,. ".
caase ban HtI' NeiY ven iuoeeo. -
duu't baow, said lha ule Ht' NV ieth',
81 Jenkins " uCu.CUss he happu uasbelVi'
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IUCIUs.
SILEN L LOVE.

I do not ask 10 offer thee
a timid heart like mine;
| lay 1t, as the rose Is laid,
On some immortal shrine.
But little have been beloved,
Sad, silent, and alone;
And yet feel in loving thee,
The wide world is mlne own.
Thine is the name breathe to Heaved,
Thy face is on my sleep:
| only ask that love like this
May pray for thee and weep.
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more equal, IN walking thar IN any other eser
e,se, 1ba blood h. fRNn from ITO bead spd
upper pina, where 81 i' meet slo" and lanfo,,,a'
and n elfeulatfd st'b nrdiy 70 ryufy part
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A cavalcade ofcanida,es, for all stations at
tend the Senatorial appointments. McNutt IS
styled the big elephant of the grand ca-raven-
sand they'll have to tear up bridges to stop
him.! Democrat.
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e. a. Hutchinson.
BOTANIC PHISICIA ".

AvING permanently located at La
LA mar, Marshall County Miss Ten
ders his professional services to 'H'
citizens, aud surrounding country From
long experience aud success IN prac,'ce, ne
aaners himself, that no will be enabled to
rive general satisfaction TO all who may
favor him with call.
Lamar, Mi, August 1874
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The funeral procession of Gen. Jackson in
New Orleans is said TO have been grand beyond
description. All business was suspended and
most Of the houses closed and thousands clothed
in mourning. This is proper-the citizens OF
the city has valor and energy saved from the
ruthless brand and the bloody sword could not
do less than pay proper tribute to the mighty
dead. Long may his memory be cherished in
the hearts Of the population Of the Crescent city
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Iluyans Hatch.

COMM .s.loN MERCHANT = GROCER,
raoyr Row, Mtnrnia, Ten
MrIlihocp causnody 90 hand ia'
w supply ri Codee, sugsr' holasse'
Fau. Cotton baggIns and fof
sc &c which ho vii sell 81 inc 'owg ,
,,,ess f,f cash. 10 is prepared Yah safe
spacious and convenient Store, warehouse
and Cotton shnd ami ward and solic''s con
.,,nmen.s of Mefchoudize, Cotton ana
Ioh,cca..on which he will mike lihefa
cash advances toc' - 20 10
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tspt,, Wonrg ~ writer N the Choe'aw
= s,,eg' ssr,t,rp " their widows, saya.@"ln
',I,nast syety ,sso old widows would undeuaie
tba,t agsa. many who we're bciv0rn hhy aud
seventy, ra.nf themselves 70 be- hileen or
tweoly. H. a lew instances they ran 10 The
,,eos,te c.iteme one insisted that che vas
ts5 hundred. ooe as hundred, and another
naive.y declared che wac one thousand. A mo,
thet sa,d Inc was as old as people ever eoi' bul
many who wofc nuy declared they we're t'n'
,nJ qune an old .quaw swors che was !, only
onrl Che mn o..a, or the well dressed au'
.nfrl eo,nst,e. who had buried Two husbands
,rss,ptshe vas bat seven. But the most
mnslnp instance Of lhls delus,ou oecuuedin Tue
case Of lloyo.ub bee and his wife Wah.to'ma'
he was about 81 years old, bu, swore he was
eight bundled! She was seventy, but woulo
moi admit that she was more than hiteen'
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A THIEF CHEATED.--The story OF whiting
out shoe. pegs and selling them for oats reminds
me of Yankee pedar down East not long since,
who stopped for the night at a public house,
and like all other humane travellers, went TO
the stable before retiring 70. the night, to zee
how dobbn Jared. On his way to the stall he
came in contact with country wagon, loaded,
as he supposed, from the feeling of the bags
with oats. Now, Yankee pedar is the last
man on earth to let his nag go hungry when
there is plenty Of proyender in reach. Quick as
thought his plan was laid, and quicker still it
was executed; bag was taken from the stran-
gers wagon, the mouth united, dobbin's trough
very literally supplied with its contents. The
next morning, the countryman observed that
his bags had been misplaced, and part of his
cargo missing. which led him to investigate
more closely. circumstances led him to sus-
pect the pedlar aforesaid, and on examination Of
the premises half bushel of shoe.pegs OF which
his load was composed, was found under dob.
bins nose untasted and unchanged. The ped
lar sloped 5efars breakfast. Bangor Wing.
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A ToueH OF THE Hon FAULTIE "A Vender
nf soar IN Boston commences one Of hls adver-
tlsements IN this wise
oCicar as the foam bell floating on the breast
nj a h,rlow. and white as the fImy gossamer
sailing through the viewless summer air, does
,ourand's Italian Medicated Soap make the
skin Of person using It.
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VALUE OF NE WSPApERS s,

There is no book so cheap as newspaper;
none so interesting, because it consists of a va.
riety, measured out in suitable proportions as
to time and quality. Being new every week,it
invites to a habit of reading, and affords an af-
fords an easy and agreeble mode of acquiring
knowledge so essential to the welfare OF the in
dividual and the community. 1t causes hours
of TO pass away pleasantly and protitably, which
would otherwise have been spen. it ideness
and mischief.
We find the above sensible paragraph in an
exchange and heartily conucur in the senti.
ment expressed. A newspaper is certainly the
cheapest as we'll as the most interesting medi.
um for conveying intelligence and good moral
precepts to families. Children will pick up and
read newspaper, whilst they wMsuffer the old
family books to remain on the shelf covered
with dust. Every father should see the impor-
lance of having such channel of intelligence
to his family as good newspaper, and SUBJ
scribe for one at once.
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New CoTroN--The first bale received a
Vicksburg was brought in on the 2Sth ultImo
from the plantation Of ex-Gov. McNutt, nea
that city lib.
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gc--9Z.
lr,om The Columbus Eaquiferl

lffom lbc Columbus EnquIfofl'
CANNOT DRINK,
iessne, 9dnl' urge me- no more,
10 quaf that fatal bow,
ThHt fearful minister o' woe
9uai demon " The sybi'
1 cannot drink the liquid fame,
That wrecks the wofld's delight.
canno, dunk, for all w gain
l. but an endless night.
/ will not drink. since all that's dear
Forbds the unhalIow'd deed
Nv wife, my parents, these hear,
And shall not then h.edl
Why should dare 70 take that bano
MY soul disdains to know
Why should seek to feel the pam,
The pain OF endless woe!
o. who would sell his birth.rigbt claim
To happiness aud heavenl
In purchase Of the drunkard's name,
10 live, to die forgotten.
No! l will quaf those pur'ing rlIs,
That gurgle ever pure,-
A draught that flows from earth's broad hills
Can all my thirstings cure.
III drink, as I have drank before,
OF waters God has given
III drink, while soiournng below,
That may drink in heaven.
o, may the world salvation drink,
Through faith in Christ reposlng;-
Then shall the fiery monster sink,
Mid nations all rejoicing.
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nMr. H., l wish you'd give me your note
for what you owe met" 20! can't do that"
"Why!""becaus you might trade it Off and I'd
never hear Of it again"
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nah County, that he has just returned 'toin
phiJadeIpbia and brought with h'm suai auu
nea, lot OF Drugs and Family Medicines OF MS
own selections, which he offers on feasou ,,l.
terms Tor Cash; Consisting ID part OF u'S io''0"
ing articles:
snlnhate Of Ouniur, Tooth Brushes,
Onium. CalomeL Spring Lancet B!ades'
Iandanpn. pareuoric, Cream OF Tartar;
caJGrey,s Cord,a. Red & white preclrtate
Batemaa's Drops, JiaFtshofn' ipooaC'
Onoaoitoc Camnbor. Castor Oil, Sweet oh,
SR of SD Alcohol Epson Salts,
Oil d Ess PeppermlntSPts. iurP penn
Oil Of Annseed, Cooke ii"0'
Oil of Sassafras, Lee eo
Ol of Clovea. BeCkwith's do
Nitric Acid. Sappngton's DO
Muriatc DO. EhAT NntIU'
SnIoLug;c 3o Parcip. Carb. Iron,
Cagi;le Soan. Kreosote, Morphine,
Rhubarb, Aogs MetcuFiS1 C'n'''0"''
AssafCptida. Tartar Emetlc,
pos",,1on Rark White g. Blue Vitriol,
RsIeunr Ointment, Flors. Sulphur,
Slnyos Nntmegs, Swt. Spts. NiIre,
iionorIee Rail. Hive Syrup,
- , ,Il'md : nrmood Catbartic Worm do
GronnS Mustard, Salt Petre, Pill Boxes,
Rlnn Mass. Assorted Walls,
Balsamic Capsules NuniOe, Ok,
Red Lead. swans '"'''
Tinc, iobelia. Syrup Sienna,
Rasped Quassia, hgue iiI,S,
Soda Powders, Rochelle Salts,
SIENNA Cro,onoil Magnesla,
NV y~,,ira. Judkins Ointment,
CinnErnonsBark, Basiiicon 40
SPANISH Flies, Hop Leaves,
Virginia Snake Root, Gum Arabic,
Pink Root, Vegetable Caustic,
Seneka Snake root, Comp. Spts' La'eAao'
Iva Ursi, Ergot, Quassia,
Comm Svrup Sarsaparilapugd, Gentan,
RsIsam Conaiya, FRS solution Arsenic,
Smear Of Lead, Savin Ointment,
Nitrate Of Silver, Turner'S Cerate,
Arsenic Prussic Acid Tiuct Muriate of iron.
FIy Poison, Burgundy Pitch,
Syringes, Assorted, Shaving soap,
i Corrosive Subhmate, Vial coTks, TTusses,
/ Cologne Water, On Soap,
Il RIue Ink. Black Sand, Gum Guiacum,
, XVafore Ialan. Adhesive Plaster,
Gum Myrrh, Couft 10
g CAYENNE Pepper, Iartaf hcla,
q T,oColoco Matches, Super Carb. Soda,
d Sedhtz Powders, Cubebs, Alum,
: Wallets Ferugnous pills. Quicksilver,
20 Iodide Potassium, lodlde Iron,
J. Do Mercury, - Phosphorus,
in The various Tinctures, and many other art
10 ces. He expects to keep constantly on mar
full assortment OF iItSu a1h''y ="
and warrants them all to be genuine. fuFch
sers are respectfully collected 70 call.
in JAMES b. ELLIS,
nd Physician & Druggle
nd Ripley, Miss, April 22d l8A5.
eIs He would also respectfully tender his servlc
y, " to the citizens of the County, in the Varo
=. branches of MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBsTETRIC
~. etc Returns his thanks TO his former patro
~ and respectfully soccits their continuance.
~ ~ o. Office, same heretofore occupied, whe
y he may always be found except when prote
;onallv absent, J. B. Z.
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Some men think they are sober because
rbey lotswear ardent spirits. Many people ge'
fuddled with love--more get drunk upon
vanity, while passion trips up once heels ano
transforms him into a beast Reason Is your
only tee .otaiICr.
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WALKING. On the utility Of bodily exercise
as preserva'ive of health, writer in Lon.
don periodical lays it down as positive that
"walking is the most perfect exercise for the
human body; every artery, from the heart to
the exuemlties, propels the blood quicker and
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gEYuRrENrrNF, Sweet Oil, Calomel, Caster
Oil, Jalap, Rhubarb, Godfreys Cordial
Paragoric, Spirits Nitre, Thompsons Eye
Water, Cinnamon and Auiseed Oil, Camphor
and Batemans Drops, by J b. WALKER.
Ripley, may l843.
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Two copies ] year

Two COPIES year ,T...,J
Dealers in periodicals throughout the ohluu
States and the Canadas who wish to oeooH'
agents for the Columbian Magazine, Will pleasII
apply TO the publisher Immediately. Inc u'O''
discount will be made TO them. II,
In addition 10 the above, the publisher simP?
adds, for the benefit of all, that the work VIII W
sustained by sufficient capital. Editors wuv
will insert this prospectus entire and send oUP!
marked and addressed TO the Columbian mag"
zine, shall have a copy oft sent to them W
one year. ,,,-r p,,h,
Address, post paid, ISRAEL Posi- d 6oJ
! IS Bowery. New QOfN
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NEW FAMILY GRO
CEa.Y AND
Produce store
in Ripley.

L. al N
~ ibr Town ~ NprU = ltffe hhu Hsn,ls'
continent N Gfocl firs, Produce eef ,",, ~,
t,ns In faft nfihe following aniclesi WY" Wv
dsistm,ned 10 sell cheaper iof tNFii WV.
tbey have been heretofore cold IN tvs m''A''
WIZ A..
+, ~ ..'..sts M. 6ss Molassce,
$1,000 5000 lbe Rio COllce
. kcrs Salcfstus, w 3a'H -. pl,.s.
. Pepper ~ =" ,vb,shey
!, ga1i. aCog Brandy
st' ,..,,,,j - sweet Vine.
10 bales spun Cotton Lon DOsa -.
,opoiher With indigo. Maddcf, starch btoo ..,,
Water Buckets, Powder, shot q Law ,sp ~,
assorted, Snuff Percussion Cape, Wf',ng a. a.
Der, lnk, sperm, star and Taliow Canu aal
IIorso Collars, Wedding Hoes' sPshlsn u y"
Meloe Segats, Box Backing, stone "",o a.,
sorted. Rec, Imperial and other Teas, ! poa
fresh Lemons, rresh Mackcrel, aud many o'ne ,,
articles too tedious to cnumcrate. Cal u YOU
wv ' '''''e NEWTON w SCOTT
Ripley, March 22nd, lsi5-lsu
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Drugs ~ FANNY
MEDICINES.

7nHE undersigned would respectfully ,T neg
Iii Iaave to announce to the citizens OF up.
pah County, that he has just returned ron ON
Philadelphia and brought with h,m man anu .;i
neat lot OF Drugs and Family Medicines OF ms
own selections, which he offers on reasop 1..
terms for Cash; Consisting IN part OF the follow
ing articles:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
= - e. FL Il u -.
INsiHAnC..

RG lSKS Will be iukcn v tLc FIREN MARINE
I IA Insurance. OAlpANNO OF WHEELING
10 "a, iouest rites on
Buildings oia.lkinds, st, ne, brick OF ooJ,r
ddd tntIr uuutCuts;
Stccnooa,si tlctOricsi mills, &c.
Furniture;
And m,rchaudisc oialIkinds.
Hnd a2a'nstaIl dangers attending thc trans
pufiaton ofr~oOdsOUTiycrs, lakes, seas, canal
1uu railroads.
Fer o. ,hnr5c,cr Of the comoanva IN prcup.
uiuuc ARD lhUtuIity iu the adjustment and ma .
o. Cutoilrs.e I've beg l.uyr Z. rotor n, ,h,. ,,,r.
'uan's 81 uns place 2ro elsewhere VINO have had
once ON I NSi T. s s''r"i ~ "Ri"{He 6Siivc ,augt
EtSEUtN PRIllljMs.
'W'Ilh Fine and Marine l|asttorc, Company
= OF Wheel. . viii rrrutn 10 per cent on
'I premiums 'ccc.ro1 FOR rhks'akeu hoa his
I'm" who're TO los has ocyuttsi.
ieb u w uNRTI\G. SECRETARY.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
ChrIrAi. S-OOOuD.
THlS company, being now duiy organized. rs
pFe'afc,! tomokc insurance ON every dcS-
c'lpuon oiFirc and Marine Bists,such os dwell
llnS Houses. Sore 10 ogsee &cwlth their con
tents. Also, ) "am 6oa,s, Fiat Boats aud Ec.i
Boats with t.Circar-CCs, 10 aat ftOm auyvurf
on Iae ONO ant Nississippl ryCrg.o OF their trio
hiary strcoWs' Application fer InsuInuCc 20 b-
.la"s l,f INC present AZ tnt Office oltEo Wheel
uE SAVINGS Institution
RETURN ppIM Us.s.
lie WESTERN INSURANCE Gonna
ny of Waeclipg viii 'clura 10 PER crnr
On all premiums tcriyrd :ur 81, ks token iron
nus d, e, w"e G no los, has occrr.el
March a.Isl5. scrr nv.
CohuMBu-,t o1EA~u0ANCG COM
.ffENCy FOR WHEELTNG
K LIST. "A @hti'cr & ellie, " rchou~c,
Wacr street.
LIZ YhI 'o"c risks oU buildings Of al
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Tie i"rHo> concerned arc hereby nuiGrl. ihnt
ou MONDAY. the EiGlrrEEEIli day of AU.
ISL 1919, aud h'r'utt,t Iy odlouu,ncuis irora
nae in inc, as u"y to . uaI nee, ssnry. ! will at
he "ti G ct Jacob & fuzlueh in lie Guy al
N"''I"e Nirfnna, proceed lo receive such proper
uioois is Wuy be lrunehj before me. aud Ia ascer.
'un nuj make Ieruri To The Corr COACHING tho
maiitrs rcIcrci lr mc by HE aluvc decree
EDWARD II FIlZlIuGu, Cumt.
NFiSoN > &. BOD y 10
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MEDICAL CARn.

koCToR FAWCETT. OF 1876 Fulton street
~ New Yoik. Memoer Of The Royal College
~ surgeons oi London and Edinburgh, add Gradu.
ate OF tho J'hefson Medical College, of Philadel.
phioi also author Of a work embracing The cIloyy-
ing SUBJECTS VIZ MaInmpny. Imputency and Srenl-
ny anaiomically. physologically aud medic,lIv az.
planned WIN o comprehensive exposition Of the mn.
.fufe and modern treatment Of Syphilis. Secouio,y
symptoms. Goq,rfhoca, elect Structures. Noc,n,oi
Emn sions. and all Tho consequences arising from
Maslnrbation. DR. Pascsu confines his private
consolidation on lhe above mentioned diseases. nj
his long established Office. log Fulion street where
The most ogfavoied forms OF disease will yield 10
his mode Of treatment. without fcslrninr in diet or
exercise, and without mercury; even when Inc pro.
creative energies become pamij zcd or torpid. from
excessive indulgence of the passions, he will be
able 10 restore tbe parts Ia health aud ytgor. Per.
sons at disIqncc enclosing 81, can hove a copy ol
me "ok' M letters must hc p,st paid. nud dircc.
ted 10 DE- ~ F,wccu, 1876 FaIiOn 81 New York
jan 10
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NIftF ~ VI I'D TTWE.
z ,OhiE ONE. CONN ALI. no JOHNSTON
~ y EtNtIllIlLS, No 1871 Mai, :, where
y"n viii hud u musi hcoutitul nnd well selected
,t"ok oi FANCY STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
GOODS 90 every description; and also. "a large asS
~uruucut ct llaUcts' Fans aud Tnmmircs; all of
which We Nil sell al N,V reauced rricc.. Us wa
wish Ia cl,Sr ouf tf cur Fall stock. All those he
'ic ~ search inr Bargains wall do well by calling.
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

ERoNNETS. HATS PARASoLS-Plam apJ
Be Fig'd Florence Braid Bonnets. neW STYLE. Lace
DO, Straw bonnets Of every kidd. Leghom aud Palm.
feat Hats, oil sizes. rich Pafasols. Pnrasrlcis aud Sun
Shades Of every quality. just received by
ap n SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
90

II IN SUBSCRIBER. hrs hs day taken int,
uau.,rship, Nj J y Adds, IA the Coni,c-
i,n0p hgsuc s. pi hr> ui s 81 NJ IOl Man 81
Tho house wall hereafter bc conducted IN tho
"IiDc of J. d.t * Adds. Mr. Parker bikes plea.
uto iu saying o. ts old cusiumof ihdi lac Las pre-
cured 'h" @'t,iccs ni 7u ,Nl ericLccd CuniccIianet
nrd NU|c u hcr. uud uup,s Jp m.tii a h5eral share
o'lAe patronage of hi, lUruds la this ciiy nnI tho
surrounding county, uud thc pubic generally.
Mr. Adds rs o gentleman at steady hsbiis, ant,
may always be uuJ ut IA, establishments I, attend
~ customers.
7" '"iz,rs ! would say. That We can furnish
rafi'rs with my article ib,y n@.Sssisi in MS good
style a'd upon more rcosuuahic EF5ms than any es,
iahl.shmCut in Ibis ciiy.
Country N.encuuuts VII iud it 10 ihcir advantage
10 SaH ]Gt'NI.us 60 tulChr>iug tiscwlcrc. a. "a,
can furnish amy otrc'cot Cuu'cclonary ms low M
o'l establishment 10 ory o' lmc En,lcin ,iics Any
dchcaot 81 nc svasuu can always bc had a, our
establishment
Nriy'rg uinu tho continued patronage OF OH
ca.iUuucr-, wo feel sure eft success.
TlIOS NJ PARKER,
D-i " - In No lOl Nam Il.