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THOMPSON,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.
CONSUMP1lVES doubt no longer; but
" read the following, and reflect. Another
wonderful cure!
PHILADELPHIA, April !, lSi5.
hereby certify, that during the riots in South
wark of July last owing to exposure and fatigue
in the performance of my military duty, my
health received severe shock In The later part
of August, all The symptoms OF Pulmonary Con-
sumption appeared AT this juncture called in
nv first physician, who attended me some weeks
without benefit, and told me distinctly, that he con-
sidered my dised~ beyond he react Of human AID.
He now ceased his visits; every symptom getting
worse; pain in the side and breast, difficulty OF
breathing, raising blood, palpilato1 Of the heart
night sweats hectic fever, &c, and ! was SO week
| was unable TO raise from bed or dress without
assistance: cough racking and violent, frequently
causing me 10 bring up blood now called in
another PHYSICIAN who al once recommen led
the use OF Thompson's Compound Syrup OF Tar
and Wood Naptha, and when had go, through
the fourth bottle, | was able TO dress myself and
come down stairs without a.sistance, and by the
time had finished my twelfth bottle, my appetite
and strength returned, all The symptoms disap-
peared and the disease was subdued-and, in
common with the thousands OF others who have
been cured by this medicine, testify mat 10 lis
,c0,iderjnl poirefs | alone owe my restoration TO
health.
JAMES ANDREWS, 2l7 Cahaine ST.
was called on 10 attend in the above case in
the secondary stage Of the disease. | found the
patient lahoring under complex disease OF the
lungs and liver; liberation 9th latter had taken
place; and BY percussion, discovered an abscess
had formed in the right lung. The case being
apparently hopeless, and beyond The reach Of the
Thompson's Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood
Nap,ha, the virtues of which had previously
tested, scarcely expecting it would reach case
SO desperate. The result is cure the most ex-
traordinary, henceforth dispelling all doubts re-
specting the efficacy Of this excellent medicine in
the diseases of the lungs and liver.
Nj. CHAMBERS, Nj. D.
Price. 50 cents per bottle-siX bottles for 81 81.
For sale in Richaond by ALEXANDER DUVAL &
CO, General Agents; in Petersburg by Charles Cor
ling in Norfolk by NJ A. Santos; in Lynchburs by John
H. Seay; In Frrdrricksbre by Dr. James Cooke, and {.
n. Hunt and in Farmville by DR.. Vim. II. Chappell.
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T F. WORDS OFFICE-Drawing ofAle1-
j. andria Lottery, Glass A.
8 As I6 IT 20 IS So 81 62 80 81 81 40 %.
Whole Ticket II 81 81, capital prize in the
above, sold by WORD.
10000 dollars to be had next Saturday for $40.
Send 10 J. F. WORD if you waniit.
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AUCTION SALES.
:
By Thomas III. TaIialerrO.
TWO NEGROES.

will sell THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, a
Negro Boy IA years old, and middle. aged
Woman, who is good Cook, Washer and Iron
er. T. II. TALlAFERRO, Auct.
Nov %
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From the Albany American Cai=en, Of Friday ]
Flour continues 10 pour in upon US. The re-
ceip,s during The third week of November last
year were l02, 346 bbls. We have the receipts
Of DAYS Of the same week this year, they
are l07 ,3O9 bbs. The receipts for The week will
obaby be 10000 bbls.
So urgent is the demand for boats at Buffalo,
that We understand -four is sent from that city 10
Rochester by railroad, in the hope Of meeting with
means Of shipment
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. "a.

MONDAY EVENING, NOV. ~.
roBACCO-Saleso of new crop at SO 50 S IS.
~. ouo.e old a, the following rates: Luss 81 8;
mon leaf 3 a 5 50; middling 5 6; good
=, 6ne 6 9. No extra manufacturing Offer
- hu, would bring sl2 90 Is O0-Inspections
continue small.
rIOUR-In demand at Sc 50 6 CIT. we
hear Of sale of 100 bbs. at IS. The news
,,,m New York received to-day, report decline
i ), cents, which has rather affected the market
-. Dealers are NOT so eager 10 purchase.
WHEAT-Our market has advanced TO 40
.,,, c,s. Tor best Red, and i45 l4s cts for best
White. Receipts increasing.
coRN-in demand. Sales at IS 20 cents
per bushe.
oATS-Sales from wagons and railroad at 80
cents per bushel, and from vessels at IS Sc cts.
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AMELIA ACADEMY

AMELIA ACADEMY.
Some vacancies on Isl Of November. You haC
better fill them Board and ,nition from Novem
Der LIST to 10 July LIST, leo dollars, payable in ad
vance.
Direct as above.
Oct A-cwSw VIM. III. HARRISON.
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l.. ID. CRENSHAW, BROTHERS a. co..
CONTINUE the Commission and Forward
~ ing Business in their New Fire-Proof Build
ing on the North side Of The Bason, Zone square
belowL. D. Crenshaw 4 Co.'S old stand } and
are prepared 10 grant cash advances on consgn-
mentS.
d. Particular attention paid 10 The execution
OF orders for Groceries. &c. Nov. 22-cl0
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PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber, acting under decree of the County
Court of Hanover rendered on the 23d day Of April,
1884, in the suit Jordan Harris in his right and az
wife, who was Margaret E. Cross, plaintiffs against
Nancy Cross and hers, defendants will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the l7th
day Of December next II fair u not the next far Gay
Thereafter the Tract Of Land which Finch Cross died
seized Tho Tract contains 443 and adjons the
bower Lands Of Mrs. Nancy Cross, Walter Crenshaw,
Robert Glazebrook and others 20 much Of the pur-
chase money ns will cover the costs aud charges Of SALE
will be required in hand, the residue upon credit OF
one, two, and three years; the purchaser executing
bonds and approved security for the deferred payments
= nd The title retained until the same paid
JORDAN HARRIS,
Nov le-cwtds Special Commissioned.
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w ILL be sold, al Carysbrook, on the Sd day
w OF December next, il fair, If not the first
fair day thereafter, about so valuable Negroes
comprising 26 plantation hands. They will be
sold in families, and will afford good opportuni
~ TO those who wan, we'll selected, and well
trained plantation hands TO supply themselves.
Also the crop of Corn-.say 400 barrels-some
old corn-Oats, Hay, &c; all The stock OF Cattle,
Hogs, and Sheep-all OF them OF fine breeds;
horses, wagons, OK carts, ploughs, and all other
plantation utensils.
The Negroes will be sold for cash. The
Crops, Stocks, &C., al months credit Tor all sums
over S2O-and cash for less than thar amount
The sale will commence al IL o'clock.
PEYTON HARRISON,
Administrator OF A. NJ. Harrison.
Oct oJ-dltSclds
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Correspondence of the N. Y. Jour- of Commerce.

Correspondence OF the ~. I. Jour OF ColnneIce.
ALBANY, 2lst Nov, lS45.
The steamers news has unsettled The market,
and nothing will be done in -four until advices
reach US from New York. Holders generally
ask ! dollars, but to their customers sales OF
small lots are made at 6 so a 6 IS. Previous
10 The reception Of the news, sales were made at
622a6 25. Wheat, before the news, sold at
1884,. Cts Oats As C. Rye 79c. Barley 57s
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,pw Work MARKET, Nov. %.

New orleans sugar has declined . a CT. To-;
n,;me talnw scarce at 1t CTS, but ordinary is ne
g gi, tobacco steady; sales N. W. coas, whale
nome a, 81 CTS; ID is asked for square cotton and
Liverpool. 49,.
Flour o a, v ha several raj. sales lies
,v,rabe in 80 days, 7l2s; other lots 706; clos
mai sellers but no buyers; Southern 81 a !,
.,I,. Z 900 bushels Southern wheat at l48 cts;
1000 bushels rye at IS cts; 1000 at SO cts. corn
S els. buver>; Oats 50 CTS; barley, IS g. cts;
! 500 bags black eyed peas yesterday at lis CTS.
'' cioverseed 10. els, buyers Of prime; Beet and
Park are both rather heavy; Ohio new lard sold in
Drudge whiskey % cts. sales. Ashes 3,Sl
IS ana 43i 80.
Corros-We have no change to notice in The
market for the past three days. The sales reach
~ IN hal time.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY
DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Abner
ID Robinson, which bears date on the 18th day
of November, in the year 1912, and has been duly
admitted 10 record, The undersigned will proceed,
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF December next,
at l2o'cock, precisely, atthe Tavern OF Col. Chas.
P. Goodall, in the county Of Hanover, TO sell,
by public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the plantation in The county OF Hanover called
COLES HILL, now in the occupancy OF Mrs.
Mary Cole, Gagged about 7O,) who has life inter.
est in it, The plantation contains $50 acres OF
land, and will be sold for such, (more or less J is
OF the usual quality OF lands in the neighborhood,
and is in an excellent neighborhood, and is entire
ly healthy.
II is situated on The South Anna River, about
% miles from the City OF Richmond, and about
10 miles from The residence of Colonel Goodall,
and about Is miles from Taylorsville, on the
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
The plantation will be sold subject 10 The life
estate OF Mrs. Coles, and without warranty any
kind still the lille is believed to be perfectly good
Nov. 7-ctds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
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SALES CELEBRATED MAIDSTONE FOR
SAL l.

This celebrated Stone, never-taiing pre-
i ventve Of Hydrophobia, and an eteciual
cure Tor the bites OF venomous snakes, spiders,
&C., is offered Tor sale privately BY the subscriber.
Ii is believed that money can be invested in no
more profitable manner than in The purchase Of
this Stone, as il may now be bought for one-half
OF the amount il has yielded in one year TO its
former proprelors. If not sole. privately before
that time, il will be sold al public auction on the
III MONDAY in January, 1916, Chat being
Caroline Court day,) at the Bowling Green, the
county seat OF Caroline county.
TgRMs-Six months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security.
A. BROADDUS. Jr., Agent
Nov S-cds for Samuel nderSon
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NOTJCF EARMCpS

W. he " fARMERS.
NV + OFFER 10 the public al unusual low
w prices, large assormcn, of black and
drab Wool Hats, some OF which are very supe-
riori also, variety Of Hair and other Caps, suit
able Tor plantation use. Call at 62 Main street.
Nov. Al John THOMPSON &CO
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CITATIONS OFFICE, No. South l4li

CITATIONS OFFICE, No. South I4lh
y Street.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Monongaia Lottery, Extra, No.
40 80 5 70 % % IS 66 70 46 GO % Sc SO
Half Tickets Nos. D % As, Nos. S AZ q,
and Nos D 80 63, three more in the Dollar
Lottery, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 215,
Nov. 2lst:
10 20 GO 5 s 81 So 81 4s 24 az 3 , 81
Ticket Nos. 81 60 70, 5000, and Nos = "a,
two more prizes sold and paid by
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, A, Nov. 22nd
As l6 IL 20 SIS GO 81 60 30 81 81 40 %
Halt Ticket Nos 20 40 81, one more prize,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg Lottery, Extra, 9, No
vember oath
SIS % % 8 SO 81 80 60 80 80 IS 81 "a
Nov. 25
MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL BIGGER
For this Morning-l prize of $4,000, &C. rs Nos IA
drawn. Tickets 81 so; halves 25i quarters 62 cts
For Tickets call before IL o'clock at the Prize Office
of T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.
For This Evenng-s.5 600, of 300 10 OF OoO &C.
- Nos IL dawn Whole tickets So.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-S3, 600 Capital Prize. CO
Nos, 10 drawn Whole Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class 69:
G5 - l6 % Sc - 4s - 20 90 60 % 81 II u.
Drawn Nos. of Pokonoke Lottery, Glass 233:
70 80 10 SO 10 SIS 81 65 Ii as 81
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass $50:
8 l6 80 40 81 IS 9 IA ~ 81 45 4.
Nov. 25
HLARKE'S HEAD QUARTERS-lst door below
~ Exchange Hotel, 18th Street.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Class No. 80,
received by ioday's mail Capitals prizes OF SiOOOO
5424 10 prizes Of IOV 10 Of 40 40 Of 200, kc.-7s
Nos, IA drawn ballots. Tickets only 81. Sales close
at II O'Clock.
This Eyenng.-Capiial $s.cOo Tickets 81 SO.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery. Class No. ~:
SIS l6 IL 90 IS So Gl So 30 81 81 40 %.
Whole Ticket, Nos 8 80 40, $500, sold and paid by
CLARKE.
Drawing Of Va. LAesburg Lottery, Extra, No. 9:
SIS % % SO 81 50 6S 81 90 IS 81 "a.
Nos % 30 81, another Capital, sold and paid by
Nov. 25 CLARKE.
n BURRUss's PRIZE OFFICE Drawn Nos. Of
~. Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. CO:
60 q Is % Sc 40 40 % 10 20 GO AZ 81 I'll IL.
Ticket Nos. % 40 IL, Prize Of @l25, sold and paid
by BURRUSs.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass No. $50:
l6 30 40 81 50 9 IA - 81 4s 4.
Tickets Nos. 9 40 64) Three more Prizes In The
80 42S Dollar Lottery, sold and paid
45t 5s)by BURRCsS.
Nov OK
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To conclude with the Farce Of
All the Worlds a Stage.
Diggory MIR. Forrest.
u Boxes IS cts; PIT so cts; Coored Gallery
IS cents Nov. 25
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II III + A TR r.
Second Night Of the Engagement OF
Mas. MOWATT and MK. CRISP,
Who are engaged for four Nights only.
The Wife.

On Tuesday Evening, November 25th,
Will be performed Knowles Play Of
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PLOUGH AND CASTINGS AT COST.
WE HAVE remaining unsold, small LOT OF
w Ruggles, Nourse & Masons and Makers
Ploushs and Castings, which We will sell at cost
Also, half a ton OF McCormicks & Palmer's
Mould Boards. JONES s. WINSTON.
Oct 96-clm
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STEAM SASH AND BLIND MANUFAC-
TORY

STEAM SASH AND BLIND MANUFAC-
TORY,
On l2Lt Street near The Hhis OGce,
w HERE will be received orders for the above
w articles, at least 20 per cent cheaper than
al any other establishment in The Stale. The
subscriber also keeps the common sizes of Sash
on hand, ready glazed or unglazed.
ANY orders from the Country or City will be
neatly executed and promptly attended 10 by the
subscriber and The best references given in regard
10 the quality of work. MILES AMBER.
?. 81 have The right OF Walcot', Patent
Single Machine Tor this State, which we'll sell,
either as county or individual rights.
Aug %
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lust RECEIVED from Boston and Pha-
y dephia al D. G. Kings Northern Law and
Medical Agency, full supplies valuable Law
Books, viz:
Pickerins's Reports, "a vols
Metcalis Reports, vols
yesey Juniors Chancery Reports, 20 vols. for
$50.
Browns Chancery Reports
Hobaus Reports
Greenleaf on Evidence
English Ecclesiastical Reports
Towards Supreme Court Reports 3 vols
Law Library, 80 vols
English Common Law Reports, As vols
Kenl's Commentaries, last edition
Together with iull supply Of other Law
Books, forming The mos extensive and valuable
collection ir the city, and which will be sold, in
many instances, lower than the publishers prices.
Nov %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

TO FARMERS.
BLACK AND DRAB WOOL HATS.
w + have on hand a very large stock of The
w above goods, which We are selling very
low.
Also, great variety OF low, priced Caps, suit
able for plantation use, 10 which we invite The al
tenlion OF purchasers.
JOHN THOMPSON & CO.,
Nov. 20 No 63 Main Street
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TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, &c.
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS ale re-
j. ceivng per schooner Manchester a full sup
ply OF TX and bright roofing Tin Plates Sheet
Iron, Sheet Copper, Iron Wire, &c, which they
offer at love prices. No. log Main Street,
double granite front. Sept lit
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Making total for The week Of 5, $50 bales.
Sterling good bills have sold at 8. prem. and
SIP is about the Top notch. Francs firm at 5.25
att.
.Se.c York AUCTION Sales, Nor. %
Mot .ssEs-34 bbls N. 0. at % l-2 a "a cts.
PeT gallon, cash. 600
per 100 lbs; 81 do, 5,94 6,43 per 100 lbs.-9O
GAYS and "a mos.-[Journal Commerce.
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MORE EVIDENCE OF THE POWER OF
THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.
CONSUMP1IVES doubt no longer; but
" read the following, and reflect. Another
nJari, n
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NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE,
II, cIRNSRRnnL-

=, EAeculiA vi y. II. IidiIlson.
Nov. l5-eotl 5lhDe
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TRUST SALE OF LAND, &C., IN
MOVED

IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

THE subscribers having this day associated
/ themselves in business under the style and
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Nov. 4-cw4w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

es one of the Commissioners from Congress,
This docum mt. aud the Introductory Mcmoir
published with IL. will furnish a Precious con
tribution To III, future Historian of sur Rev.
oluiion and war ot Independents, as ,he name
ot Carroll will SHIN among tis brightest o
tue founders OF our Fcierltiye Republican,
Etnpir:.
IL Is pleasing To perceive the growing in-
tesest ,akan D. the rising ecu ration in the
c"ilection out preservation of the historical
details oi the .volutionarv conflict of our
Fathers. The Institution ut Historical Soci-
ties Ia 3 muiy Stats in our Union promises
'ooir posterity u pledge contradictory of the
missn,hropic declaration of Sir Robert Wal
pole that all history NUS, be falls. II is, in
deed, conloraable To all experience, thai the
history oil pcrio Is and otevcn,s pregnant witl,
consequences affecting the condition of the
human race, can b. but iinpcriettly known to
u c actors aud contemporaries oi th,m.-
Il ere ~ a French work entitled tie History of
Great events from little Causes, and there are
perhaps very few OF the great events in Ia
history oil Mankind To which little causes have
not largely contributed. / think IL was a re-
mark OF Nol,aire that Postcriiy Was ulwsv.
eager for details;-and, among the incidents ui
that convulsion of rhe family of ciyilised mau,
which began with a. Writ of Assistants ami
the Stamp Act, aud ended in the foundation
oil the proudest empire that the world has cv-
or kiown:-ths relations of the Colonies of
England swelling into Sovereign States with
the conquered Colony of France Intellectually
sought to be united with them in tn, struggle
for Freedom and independence there are
causes OF detail 80 widely different from those
which operated OH the Mass, that they will
requi,e the seenest perception AMI the pro-
~tounlest mediiation OF the future lhilosophi-
cal historian TO assign TO them their proder
station and weight ss elements in the compo-
s,tion OF the complicated and wondcrous tale.
The Journal OF MIR. Carroll will b. among the
most precious materials for the Narrative OF
That great movement in human affairs, and
the Historical Society of Maryland has rem
dercd mo- inconsiderablc service to the future
ages OF our Country by bringing it forth and
publishing it TO the worll.
am with great respect, dear sIr, your We
ry humble and obi %s'rvant,
Ohm QUINCY ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
AMERICAN IRON MANUFACTURER
Til. NV York Tribuac saws:
L. s. Stir PRiscrruy,


At tkis one our iron business is in.
crrasias with n ripility absolutely without a
parallel in this or any other county, and we
ktvc emily to let well alone AL w, shall sec
oar annual prolact grow up to 900, 900
tons before 3 years are over. True the prices
al Iron are now high, and the iron men are
making money; but iha, is just what is need
~d to extend and diversity the business and
70 insure a speed! reduction III prices. And
even now a careful scrutiny would show tina
the present prices OF iron throughout the
country are lower, in comparison with Eng
iish prices, than they were years ago under
Free Trade.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
Yesterday at 4,P. M. at 81 degrees.
TIMELY wARNING TO lho.. n,.a,..o.-a :.

TIMELY WARNING to ihose pred,sposed 10
Consumption! The weekly records Of Death sod
The vast amount that die uf Consumption, yhusld
convince allIhni 70 iiu.e should be lnsl ia procuring
something 10 arrest The Hydra headed mcnsses n
Tue season. b'forc u ,skrs bold Of the lenJrr mes.
btnncs "i The Lorgs. and csnses ihcm 10 disc sse.-
ih's timely carlton may he the means Of sparns
mony INN The shadows Of the Grsve, end placing
~i'hin their reach q Remedy that Tens Of Thou.
sands have used hefoie - MANY who are living
monuments Of health 10 The present. Ia i, no, then
a bie'sirg TO The C~onsumptive HAT there ia a med.
'cine that will remove their lm.ciion ar 4 res,o,s
sound health. This Is To be found in IN. ,;m.l~
use 81 Dr. Duncan. Errectoran, Remedy. . Msdi-
cine %prepaied expressly for Diseases uf The Lunss
o.d 'he premonilory y mpI, ms Of Conssmp,ioo.-
those wioare afflicted with a Cough. Cpld. Hosrss-
ness and Susene.s of the Thre,, Brnchmj.. Shit.
ting OF Blood. Pal" in The Bscss, and Side, DifBeul.
" OF brea'hias &c. should no, delay procuring this
Medicine until il is io late.
nov L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
THE IMPORTANCE OF ATTENDING TO
THE MINUTE DETAILS OF HISTORY

We have been favored with a COPY Of The
following letter from Mr.. Adams 10 a ~cit;zen
OF piiiimjrc, aud lay IL before tie public for
the purpose OF impressing on the minds ol ali
.eu'eh.s ue great importance Of attending TO
thousands Of little events. floating Ike o,a;n.
oil dust ia The worlds political afuos5Lcre
which arc az length to b. gathered to5cfbr,,
and Protuce the most portentious results
These specks may be disrcgarded at the zoo.
msnt; but fbe careful historian of after de-
hds TO trace back the stream of time untiI Le
tncoIntcTs the legendary atom that nav have
eaus'd TIC downfall OF a hero anl the over
throw at empires. Historic, .Soris,ics :,
every State Of four Union, should b. tl,e c,,n
ini gatherers Of tirSs neglected gains of ma
tiD5al stofy, aud tire result Of m I, usafnt ia
bOrs will b. hereafter made manifest in tbc e..
p7Fior accuracy with winch our country bis.
tory shall b. writlcD:-BGH. Amer,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
P&orEorloN AGAINST plcKpocKETs

MI Josspl Cotton, a tailor, OF Amherst.
Mass, has Invented aa ingenious protection
against pocket picking. 1t is lhus described;
IL consists CT two carved plates united by
hinges at the extrrmitics, add which. by
means OF holes III the plates, are sewed TO The
Ind OF The pocket, constituting It's opcning.-
While the plates arc being shut. a slide to
winch a spring is attach d. is formed. and
winch immediately r1sunes lis place as they
CLOSE and iaSien them toy Their. Not ONLY Is
She P0 ket fastened by the slide, whcneyer II
- shut, but i may also be locked, if the oyy-
neI Desires Il, ty pressing a knob. Of which
there are three upon the plate. an With go,
b: moved To unlock the packet, and tine use
oi ooh hands Is necessary TO do il. The
pocket is also surrounded with a net work IF
wire, so that whatever is contained in il can
Ii'elther be taken out or cut out without the
kpowlcdge or consent OF th9 owner. The in
F%eaiion IS applicable both TO watch pockets
aud Others.