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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

Cioih D'es- and Frock Coats, frou soper6ne 20
i'uiumi FOL aud cofoPlelo assortment Summer
t"u''i ccnP'vic assortment Comprising az the va.
q9ai'ies sud prices Gsssinol Ky Jeans and
'., u' D'''s 800 ffock Cnafs; very gsneral az
s"'imeh DO 80 C6sstasfe Cassiuet. t.osd snd re-
Ve.ceh Pants 20 o. Round jackets, DC sc.
q - ~ duz enc Linen sud NiusI,n Sb.ns. H..
pms '.A.ats, &c. - dol common DO fancy armed
Linen sud Maslin de- Palmetto aud Lcgiarn H,is
F" zoe usual sancly ofspspendoN. ! Hose. Sc
i"'"r my lnend- srd customers and 40 u
.''''p 81 f"d 'docs a. GIVE Ho call. assuring
''''' en- aht VII sell lhsm good afnele al TAR
f.lHsfs
hreo leci Np 90 W,lcf Street
n'l7 AIFX ROGERS
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO. aOt
AhIoiS ~ !. FORSYTH . q DAkrR's,


WATER ST. WHEELING. VA
VIZ SUBSCR BER Hat crs himseli lr.m an
< Hn'ueooe % D yeats ~ mercantile bnsi
mes 20 ihHrny. that he caa snucipa,e ne wani.
~ W. numerous cus'unIers aud trend. IN tho scl.c.
'"" "i ei'occ aud seasoupbic Goods takes pleasure
d" an' "ufsifg 10 ,lissu that I've j. now feceiy,ny
1'" "ii cpuiucc 10 rercWc manlhly throughout
'he season bo largest end bcsi selected stock. Of
".''ds ever III itd ,a ihe Cloihing Trade IN ia.
lV IHif' hlsed tom the bcsi houses In Pbtladel
ih' f"rd Baltimore, aud selected lrun ihr ehois,.
ara moot approved makes she most dc.ir,le C;,,J.
"i 'hc season ard VII be sold lorn yery small sd
vance VIZ Ffench, Knglsh ond Amenean B,oad
Ci".hs i"n sppcfiitc 10 eoedmm. TSiiied Bels,su
do - ln'is Die Green. Blue and Linden B,ow,
%" 90 ENa heavy blue sni VOL BIN double
w'i'd sssincfcs ,efy dosfuhle; also single milled
p''h und fancy French AID Engiish q ssimers.
'e'y superior ona chepp; also 3 4 aud 4 Cola
ana shvrr mncd aud plain 1weeds; irsm Gn. 10
Hfdipm Ffenth LiAen Dill al qualiiies; Somws,
- NE. dep die Persian ludiins sna Orlean. d.
3OO " Linen aud Cotton Plaid. striped md Check
Is".nl"Vos, suH Ncsinss. pam. striped. Mode.
,sif' ino and ohe fancy Veshrgs 10 greai vareiy.
. ne above goods VIII Re mode 10 order by ffsi
rate coiisf nod sopi worknen waffantcd eaual 10
u 49, a.
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REMOVAL.

S(DF6S.-- 49, OK : PHUItfutNb. ~.
9 q 81 - removed On oiI,ce 10 fon,,l,
f'ec'. 'ie~ doofs below she Cnuu Hons. we,
zoe snd i"o door. rsLov ,ne ffe.hylefsn,ba,,b
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
BY THE FACILITY.


For Coughs, colds Ast4ma. Bronchitis con
sumption, e'td all Other ELECTIONS Of he
bronchial tubcs.
lkEPARtD enur,ly fom TIC Cins,Bc s,s
- Ma"a"'rd io oen'si" na preparation I'D Ann.
nnGr. Me rerg ar Oiaum
Mohh THnN SUOW HNyE BEES sOtD Ar rFrtu -
ina CITY 90. ciNc1NNarf AioNE, wuniN rrF
LAsr fotK npNIns. $50 AZ tveaY cAss vim,
rHE nosr ftEFtcr SUBTRACTION TO rnE p.
TgNrs
The G'nseng Panacea d, DOS, ordered BY pb,si
''a"' az die Afs rosrs, tabiluy. n tli,ir reenlar
"heiiee. and Dc ,slm 20 10 copsiIereI he on,
"h'ie tHff Uncovered rupall, OF sperfily st,i
pefmanonily ei9tHg bronchial ufiaiion. which i Z
10" cole cause - cuHch,. oslIns bf,u,tit,s and
Vcc"fdr 20 ~ E5cfi,. Uh8 bnt etpr, $50, IL,
orinldn oi al ibo frsi au'ho,lii,s m Fuiere ard
"me''''' OF lw' thirds Of a ibr cat.s usesiy ~.
gaFde5 a. iro iubefcuions consumpti.n ,nu.f h.
ronsidcs'd a. iuf'Ner scuitd.
We select ,Eo lil8N ing maine. rom n H., ,f|
hn"dfed.. ~tp have ielt 49, b,nYng nnarncc oi
u'm'elses, eid seen 10 ~ laOf families. h.csuso
maaI 81 ihon' are well trowp 10 DO h,,ines. com.
m"hi'y ct Nhtci3ng 1s men ~ .anJire and MIA.
s"ce i' Cincinnati. who rood n,i ior IL snunen,
ieAd t'hef uirIS homes or ilcu irnaencc e, fit,
d.s'nbu'oa oi iicle e1ccp, lrsm he CON, ieiiop
ed as SSs' Uriuy 90 Ito uGlttci,
w Phillips. Bfoaiway bei f,h Qua lIarf.,.a IS +
q Plryln, Btoaaway pesf Yea'msu
w { ii'u. Butk,ye Bell toundn 2Isi
',Vsrdol'n. 90 u pes Nofeir'ose >. clmo.e s,fcct
AlTninof ~ geo" Denu.t ('p.rs. ~
- ms Gfm 80 . paif a Co Sod l. MA.
n Noble. canal collector lire
Jonrs Assistant eicd ii.n,u cn SurCfiuf CONT
y ~ Nheadon. Gfm Whcldon & Biiuu ABct'f.
Dr krsef. l5h IS between ne oui Race.
$500 kcfman, hpu Ful.luuc S Kslmsn slsin A. :
% b''J1n,h. lmlnrsr 81 sibct aiaaanI SIZE
Newell, Tarnrr Symmcssi.
"a iy.H. f.nithcf F.ortst
W Ju'lns %. Caf9tnicf 81 ST.
Capt Adams. 4 iulibus ifsn.s
FJuncs, cafncf IaugW,rh anJ E4cc
sicrhng. cntHCf Woe agd Ctn,fe
\ NJ sloter Sycamofea
SALfER fmpucip, Cincinnati. O..
Pace Only So rcrfs per bottle
For s'ic ~ JAMES BAKER SFc agent cofee,
Monroe ami M-'nSs Wheeuus Va ap9t
NN TIE FEDTRiL CCuRF T., C.asssbu,.-
n United States
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NOITII,s nOnTs


Fancy colorcd Hall Gauet-, de
NiiS>ES' LACEB0OT S.BU SKINS. SLIPPERS 6c
SUO fatrs Miss,s Morocco Lace Boots
aVO do GILL ard Seal LnCc Bois
do More, ard Seat 6usLns
do Morocco aud Seal Slippers
, 49," sseai Nantly al Alpsvs' cold Slippers
n'@'- aud tan0 coIoTsJ Hall GaHots. Sc &e. &c
CiilLDREN'S SHOES
oUD vars chI.jfcns' shuss embracing every size
syIe prlcc and qan'Hy that is manufactured
hats "A large ard general assortment af Men,
and B'Hs Palm Leaf HAS
AL>o-A Iafge assortment Of Spanish le Lea
~ 'f' Hl"'occ1. Nd. inu,g ad Badiug SKINS Shoe
ihfcods' Shoe Nal,. Pegs dc
ne al Owe. inssthef wi'ha variety OF other kinds
re- de'- oar siork large aud complete. sc would
'''P'c''"iiy invite all Who upy Toe ia want oi
'iyh'ng 70 on liur Ia cali aud examine oar stock
T. 'n'e p"thls'rg.as Ne thuk they ,ili find i, 10
PC" advantage arCLALLEN & KNOX
art
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! ANOTHER ASTONISHING CIrRE.
VN} iSfARS BAlSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Wv ni"nss ffum IhanI! Cure follows cur,
"a ale VICTORIOUS career.
DAYTON Feb,oary iIrb.ls45
Mr. w WhHmofe - Dear SRA /. ,uu are ,h.
regular authorized agent in Dayton, Tor the SHE of
W W's'nrs Halsnm OF Wild Cherry I tale Ibis
ntiDed al making statements OF facts 10 yna Which
""Ie ~ils he sbl,sl'od 10 the rsasId,l ia efcrence
:" al almnsi mifncu 1ns r,rr wr4ueb, a, f,oy go.
~ mesns Of Ihe most invaluablc RsI.a,n.
Language iuis L. desctihe lie saluta,y IN Ga !,
pf"Sus"d, And iLo great beEef, derived lrom u,
use - rfF 80 rs "a "
Thu citizens 81 Dayton and vicinity, wei rccol.
eo' 'o"' OF, she e' al Angssllssi.I received ser.
s''is INJURY irom the sxpOshin 90 q csnnon A oa,
'on o ia eonsais entered my rghi side and breast
ant IA all prohnh,hiy ,sn.e fragments or splinien
81 the tsmFod passed through the 'plusa. audpie
ed the lun 20 fit kf
~ ih's csiiisa sIage,n mcstcueer.wss dspo,ched
70 '"c"a'', afd celebrated ph, sscian OF snat Ct
" VS. colsuilrd NbeGhr Mas made seosainted
~'ib sy einiat'oo he Remarked ina, oo,h,n, emil,
be done hy me'trd ana, Il he consnu,,cn itself
waf not eno"sh 20 brow II ue disessc
ny ipenps o. svspned II my recovery and I
,ad 40 earthly lound % hope TO snr,iye many
days Fortunately. al this jlpciuc "a " one Of DIR
STATS Pamphlets, enilej, Family Medical
Guide. OF rtealise on Consumption % Inc Iunra.
~ had often heard OF dying moa Catching at
s'faws, felt Ike d.iHg SO myself b. the consent
oi my physicians, 10 you for n bnliIe of Inc
medicipe described, va; wisof's Balsan OF Wild
Chotry; Which relic led ne ,nlrediaieIy AdcrI
had used some five or sn bottles I so far recovered
d 70 he up and a. cut. Ny c0ugh ceased and nv
lunss were restored tn healthy saie all from the
henlng and baimg influence. and powerful med,-
canal virtues Of Wis,afs Balsam
Were u not ifoui the external irjufy received
~ my shonldef and aim, by the explosion Zee
'o"iiden, lhs' might have been working my
'rade l~h'ehi ). biacksmnhins.) bu, this was pro.
vested.
~ oxpcsnre.f have since taken several ncve,a
eoids aud my only remedy hss hern che Bslssm.
And nc~ most cofd,aiiy recommend Tho renoina
Wis'afs BaisIn 10 all who arc afflicted with Colds
Coughs OF Lung Complaints ! consider n an m.
yalnasle mesiicine--n real 6ipssisr 10 ,l,s world
Any person sesising further inio,ma.ion. msy cali
ora me al any lime. youfs frnly, ssf
CHRISTOPHER SMITH.
ID r Guy of Dayton. , -a
Montgomery CO. Sfatc Of Ob,o
S9l"cfthed md sworR TO- before NC, Justice Of
ihe Peace This I Ia, day ofF,brosry ls45
.-. EBENfzER FOWLER
w Testimony ~ tfres highly cred,hu6e c,f,-1,,
of DdgtcH ~ conf r,aaiior Of ne obope 80
We, The u''dersgned. beng ultimately acquein.
ted " iih Als Spiih. and having soen and watched
over h'm ffequytly DUNG his late Hines, do nos
hesitate 70 sayhhs he isrogoug is by 40 means an
FxssgeTe bn is entitled 10 fuii credit
lsSnsd9 L STOUT.
= srsH ) y DoDSoS.
as.s HENRY II SMITH
s sS,S 20 Whee'ios BY 0 Pryor, aud cRUm.
80 ~ y D'pss'sls' tt ff,a art jan 8
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nEMnraI

J. FRiSsELL. hes removed 10 T,y,l, =,
~ Goof below The Presbyiefup sl,y,cl
p r'1 ~ 'he same building and sdjoinin, hsr of
cps
ELBOWS ANVILs-Jut fe.s,,.d
- Lafnonfs psieni Sold Box Wee. so. -
sonment % s,nnbs Bellows. ." ~
|'o or CBFRR
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"te'"et wih general assortment of Hat oi eve.
u9f''p,'""' iia' Cases. &c. Pcf>ifis ishing o..
p"''"HSe me above article. respectfully inviicd
=" give h'E = call IA the room iorm,rIy oe,up,,d
~ John w Berry. a Crdaec Sioro. dec 10
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Peter Yarpall and e,svr

Peter Y4fpall and olher.
IN pnfsuance 81 he asffre fn 81 b cause shall
on Monday she s2d Gay 81 Janc 1916 AZ il.r rn,ff
honse ~ Ohto county sru o. tiic Iis.r.t srd b..t
bladder 90 ie icfms alter nan.ri tbc ipi.su,re Its
"a wheeling. w ~ 80 = ou SIZE on .galfe sf.i
on Which y sfccied he sssfsiptise Dow oeftB.el
by isasc lfNia end q W Hsfdng a.I tWort,
three loi- 10 lhaf pau 81 Nhechrs called -
Wheeling. and Which sfo rutaref,d %. tUsss t
I37 100 ia 9g9 us 100 100 % Al on IOg
i2J and % he .qid iIts wlil BOZ sid 90 % sfp,Ir
" eqBAi insfsts,Dis a. one. rso col ilftc year.
with lEferesi irDfD Tho dsy u sbc. tle puf,hassl
g'viEg hof'ds viii, reld sseuniy TOO hte paymcn
isefeoi. Deeds u,N be- made WHOM ibc pur-has
money b. psid. shouid llr ssic cor De- compile irl
30 lhsi DAY n val bc sdJ igBcf lrrrn y fy is dat
~ u = closed. JACOB
app Tfu ffe aid TONNE uaHey
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LII MI.TENEAHY -

.''..t tf.f IT, u wv.
NoRTH 1851 cos vne rr HoNror q irtf ers
The e0Hsuiuir hour ol iias D.. itui. S. i'l
hereafter b. from 20 ~ a 81 aud if8,e
q 10 > y. NJ every dsy Saultt IL to 3
T.. NJ
Any coses wl0 may require WsItld aIiep.
dance snd medicine. between .it hour. shl,e
specified. ore requested o. call upon either oi
re attending pliysicmns pa tHeiroNtss when
they viii promptly receive soCii atsistJu.. a.
flIgig cases may require
ATrfNDtNc rH1sICfAas.
Or. TODD. MauSf
BATS QUINCY ST.
fEiSoEl.L. Chnuh ST.
ilLDREIH, Conner Monroe and
5lh Sc
81 pfdcr Vi s ra1l
r. 8. hliDREul Srg
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ENAffNEs-TOCR NEuWIFuGt-. for ssir b,
ne oozco o. goes 'i, manufacturer pu.
CO. bf FRYOn q PAUL
$3.50 lbt Naft,i -f
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HAMILTON. BEsHoRF A. ca.
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SL "si'pto sH's3ifSTER AZ co
cents and 90 cents. ~'f' i''ss -
CAUTION NO Oin msnt WILL be genuine
s ,i ne nen'Ss Fl flames .N8Gaer On Jane 81
every LABEL,
Vow We hereby offer reward Of 500 70 be
PESO on eeDristion IN any " fiie constituted
ovnfs OF iho United States. ~ sny indiy dual
couhiericitlng onf name and cfOtmcnt
For sale ~ DR JAMES EAbEN,
Corner Main snd Mo1ioo Sc
dee 10 ~ dGw Wbc,Bek 4,
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MUSICAL ATTRACTION.
HNHE HARMONIOUS. from Ros

IL whose unrivalled performances have been re.
ceived with rspturous applause by the ellie and
fashionable circles in Boston, New York, Phisd.l-
phs, and Baltimore, also throughout the eastern
cities and British provinces, viii have the honor to
vocal, instrumental and operate, at Caruss S;loon,
Washington, Monday Tuesday, and Wednesday
evenings, March 23d, 24th, and 18th, comprising a
grand Secular Concert and Ethiopian Opera in each
nights performance, with change of programme
nightly. "' ut" ''t7.
Admission SO cents. Tickets and programmes
may be secured at the principal music stores book
stores and hotels. Doors open at o'clock; to COM
mence al 3 o'clock. March 2l--3t
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@ BY ID. ROMANS, Auctfoneer.
TOIJSEHOLD Furniture at auctto

III On Tuesday next, the 24th instant, at the res
idence Of Commodore Shubrick, on n street, bs-
tween, l7h and 18th streets will be sold part Of
his household furniture, The being about TO remove
10 the navy-yard.) Among the articles are
Brussels Competing, mahogany and other chairs
Marble-top pier table, hall stove and lamp, pass
sage oii-eioth
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
One large dining table, with stands made TO Or
der, which will accommodate "a persons
Bedsteads, wardrobes, bureaus, mattresses, and
others not necessary to enumerate.
The furniture is Of the best quality, modern
style, and in excellent order.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock.
Terms All sums under sos, cash; over sos, and
under $50, sixty days credit over $50, ninety days
credit, for approved endorsed notes, bearing In
terest
B. ROMANS,
March l9-ts Aucuoneer.
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DoNNETs AND SHOES. Three cases new

DONNETS AND SHOES Three cases new
ID style spring bonnets bought at auction at agreat
sacrifice and will be sold so per cheaper than the
goods be bought for in this city Also 5cases
of the v..y best Baltimore made Shoes and warranted
SUCH no SALE for about onehaf that others sell
them for. We particularly invite the attention of
the ladies to the above goods We have also re-
ceived some portion Of our spring goods, such as
bonnet and cap ribbons, in great quantities, OF the
most splendid styles. One carton allnen gimp, for
ladies' dresses. This gimp is new style Of TRIM
ming, and in great demand. Also bobbin, edging,
and inserting from 3 to l6 cents per yard. Ono
large carton Of elegant threadlaces, the cheapest
in this city, by 20 per cent large lot of
new netts for capes dresses caps, cardinss shaws,
&C., all Of which are magnificent patterns, and
cheap. Our stock Of gloves, mius, cravats, dress-
caps, linen and lawn HANDKERCHIEF inside-hand-
kerchiefs, French work collars, muslin and cam
brick insertings and edgings, infant robes &c. &C.,
is now very large, and we are positive they are
cheaper than the usual prices. The ladies' will do
well ts call Immediately these goods will DO sold
at great bargains at the New York Cheap Lace
Store between 10Th and 18th streets, Pennsylvania
avenue. rea #a. ssl5 I-.,##H
,O--1 BRAGDoN & TwoMBLEY,
Successors to ]. r. q G. King.
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Mar l9-eots
nAILY BULLETIN, BY ID. CLAGETT

nAILY BULLETIN, BY ID. CLAGETT
- d. CO., OF new spring gOods.-The
subscribers arc now receiving their supply OF all
kinds of spring goods, and have determined to pub
lish daily, for the convenience Of their customers
and the public in general and tho ladies in partieu-
lar, a list Of the new goods received.
Received, March nth.
Rich ombre.ray, glace silk, new style and very
rich
Rich plaid lsoe-hgured, ombre-striped, and other
styles Of glace silks
Plaid Gro de Naples. in great variety Of styles
Plaid Poult de Sole, and prices
With a variety of other styles Of silks
Rich light-colored mousseline de lane
Embroidered organdie dresses, in variety
Organdie musiins, in piece
PLAID bereges, in silk plaids
Bereges, bslzarines, &c all styles
Jofie's celebrated printed jaenaets, N orange,
blue, and other colors
Grosodier's printed French chintz, in the most
beautiful variety Of colors.
".. ~ D. CLAGETT & CO.
List to. be continued.
GTPlease notice, all goods sold by US warrant
ed to be perfect, or taken back.
Mar l9
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BY b. ROMANS, Auctioneer.
: TIOI"hAFoI
Aucuoneer.
March Its

pRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
ID TIoN.-on Thursday, March &C. at four
o'clock, p. m, will be sold at auelion without re-
serve to the highest bidder, a three-story brick
dwellinghouse, situated on ~ street. in square sos,
near the United States Arsenal. The lot is 25 feet
front by $50 deep, and on IL il choice collection Of
grated fruit. The out-buildings are substantial,
and Of brick. The situation offers many induce
ments for grocery dry goods store, or for con-
fectionery and restaurant. The premises may DO
examined at any time; title indisputable.
Terms at sale, which will take place at the sub
scriber's store, between 10Th and lIth streets.
d. HOMANS,
Mar l9-eots Auctioneer.
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pLAYING THE CORNER STONE OF
the new q ermau Roman Catholic Church.

the new German Roman Catholic Church.
The ceremony OF laying the corIAf stone Of the
church OF Saint Mary Mailer Del, viii Jake place on
the 25th instant, (tbe feast Of the aDnuncislion on
Fifth street between q and II, at III o'clock, a. ha
Holy mass for the Germans will y celebrated by
the Rev M. AaLIe, on that morning, at 3 o'clock,
in the chapel, in Eighth street; amer which, the Ger
man Society for building the church, will go IN pro-
eession, headed by their pastor, TO 81. Mathews
ton Benevolent Society. and proceed 70 the site Of
the new church. The corner stone will be laid by
The Most Rev. Archbishop Ecelesion, IN poat,isaL;
al the conclusion Of which sermons will be delivered
In German and in English, and collection Will be
taken up 10 and IN srsc,ing the building. The pub
lie are respectfully invited 70 attend. -
March 2l-3t
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March 20.

NOTICE TO THE PATRONS OF
~ FLORA.--Spring has come, and now
Is the time to transport plants to any part
Of the UniOn.--The subscriber has for sale 1000
blooming roses and calls the attention of all per-
sons that wish TO transport few roses to decorate
their gardens to his establishment, where they will
find plants of all sizes and prices; weestablished
plants, fine sorts, selected by the purchaser me,
10 IS to " SO per Dozen labelled and packed with
care. ...-.,r. ....., "a. .t ,l.-...-
No garden is complete without an ample supply
Of the rose, which il justly called the "Clueen Of
Flowers" being now esteemed the brightest orna-
ment of Horticulture when planted requires but
little attention in this latitude. All the Chinese vars-
ties will stand the winter without any protection,
Towering profusely six or seven months in the
year, pertaining the air with their delightful fra
GRANGE Roses thrive best in rich sandy loan soil.
. -.....r..G JOHN DOUGLASS,
Florist and Scotsman, opposite the State Dept.
March ll-lmif Nat. Intel
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TO BE coNrINUED.l
.# Oh Bob From the Public Ledger.

M ESSRS. EDITORS: Deafness is disease
lVl which has hitherto been considered incurabe,
but can inform the public that it is mistaken
idea. had been deaf for ten years, and concluded
that must remain so; but not many months since
saw in your paper an advertisement Of "Scarpas
oil" for deafness As a last resort concluded to
try it, and now am happy to say can hear as
well as any one. Two Of my friends have also
used IT, one was 80 deaf that he used an ear trumpet
now he hears perfectly we'll without il; the other
was very much troubled with noises in the ears and
head and he at once found relief, and is we'll One
bottle cured me- which thought getting well pretty
cheap. or, nr,npp d..
Second street, below Pine, Philadelphia.
F. w. FULLER, corner Of Pennsylvania, sv-
enpe and 10Th street only agent for this city.
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SILAs BUGBEE,

,DoLBY,s sHAKsPERIAN DICTION-
~ ARY.--A general index to all the popular
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LOSS OF u :. BRIG SOMERS-OVER 20 MEN
DROWNED-CAPTURE OF AMERICANS BY
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE U. ),
SQUADRON,
BY extras from the New Orleans Picayune
and Delta, we have the melancholy intelligence
ofthe loss Of The U. S. brig Somcrs, in a squat
on the 9Th inst, off Green Island. The Delta
says:
There were so persons on board, of whom,
it was supposed at the time, 80 had persisted,
and among them were Passed Midshipmen II.
A. Clemson and J. Y. Hynson. Since then l6
out of the SO have drfted ashore, one Of whom
died from exposure. Eight men went ashore
on hen-coops, near Vera Cruz, and were taken
prisoners OF war by the Mexcans. Great credit
is due the officers and crews Of the English and
French vessels ofwar at anchor near the Somers
at the time: every assistance possible on their
part was rendered.
Since the above was written, we have heard
of l6 men who were washed ashore from the
Somers Of them after having been in the
water 80 hours. Zone died soon after landing.
The rest were taken prisoners by the Mexicans.
On the 5th inst. Midshpman r. Clay Roy
ers and DR.. J. II. Wright, with a boats crew
j
connoiterng below Vera Cruz When Rogers,
DR.. Wright, and seaman had gone some dis
lance from the boat, they were surrounded by
seven Mexican soldiers Mr., Rogers and the
seamen were made prisoners, and sent to the
Castle of Perote
Extract ola letter from well informed
source at Vera Cruz: "'rhe recent intelligence
| from TObasCo is, that this State is much dis
gusted with the neglect Of tho Supreme Gov
eminent Of Mexico, in not aiding them. 1t
was thought quorum of the Mexican Con-
gress could not be got together"
On the evening Of the It'll the Somers took
shelter under the Green Island, appearances
presaging storm. On. the 9Th a sail was re-
ported from alolt, and Captain Semmes, Of the
brig, got under way for chase. He supposed
the sail was a vessel intending to run into Vera
Cruz. While in chase, the st orm came on
After various expedents to escape its effects,
an order was given to let 20 the lee mantop-
sail, and on the next instant cut away all lacks
and sheets We quote below from the Plea
yune's letter:
Finding she would not pay off, Capt Sem
mes ordered the helm to be put down, hoping
to bring her to the wind. 1t was however un.
avalirg. From the moment she commenced
careonng she continued to 60 over with great
! rapidly, and in thirty seconds was on her
beam ends. In less than ten minutes she sunk.
! The puff of wind was much more violent than
/ could have been expected from the appearance
| of the weather. The accident is, however,
mainly due 10 the extreme lightness OF the YES.
! sci, One or two minutes after she was over,