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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-15

SENTENCE OF A BALTIMOREAN. On Thurs
day, in the court of General Sessions at New
York, Michael McCabe, of Baltimore, convict
ed of obtaining by false pretences, large a.
mount of goods from various merchants in New
York city, was sentenced to Sing Sing for two
years. This is the same individual, we believe,
who alleged that he was robbed of some IS, 900
on board one Of the Philadelphia steamboats,,
few months ago.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-15

n OsT. Book No. 1903, ,2G5, Savings Bank Of Bal
H. ti!;iote The Hhder will pIe 49,. return it to
al3-2aw4W No. 1856 LOMBARD sTREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-15

LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING RoJ
For Bremen-Snip Elm erald, with despatch
For Bremen-Ship Caspar, 18th inst. 1
For BEemen-Barque Franziska, 18th inst.
For Blemen-Barque BesseI, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam-Brg PbGnix, few days.
MARlNELlST-PORT OF BALT}Mut
FRIDAY, AUGUST ID, 1876
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-15
GRAND EXCURSION ANp CorILLIoN

UnAND EACUtSION AND COTILLTOE
PARTY TO HAVRE DE GRACE AND PORT
DEPOSITION THURSDAY, Aug. 10th.
4 a=sa-Tg At the solIca ion II number of
hSESaf YtksSR Ladies and Cent? men, who pattici-
fHssnessia7sz- pated in the Excursion ven to the
sold Defenders Of 1914" The fine and c0mmodiOus
Steamboat PATUXENF, Captain WEgMs, has ben
chartered for an Excursion to Havre de Grace and
Port Deposit on THURSDAY, Aug Doth.
The Boat will leave the head of Light street wharf
at O'Clock, A. M, stopping at the County whatf,
Fell's Point, going and re- turning.
Full Military and Cotio BANDS arc engaged for
the occasion, under the direction Off q BORDLEY
as Ballet Master.
DINNER and SUPPER will be provided on hoard
at 20 cents; so, plentiful supply of ICE CREAM
and other REFRESHME ENTS, at moderate prices.
03-Tickets SO Gents each-to be had at the Gin.
per and Argus Offices, AID Coat s, corner of Bat
timore and Eden stree is; at Cons' Thames street;
at Gay ST. Green House, and at the Boat the morn
ing of departure. al5.5t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-15
n3- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. 1e5 CHEsNuT STREET,
between Third and Fourth,


d. X. MINOR, of New York, Proprietor.
JAS. NJ. SANDERSON, Of Phad. Ass,ts
ives I'm GEO. P. BURNHAM, of Boston, ! A'' ''
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-15

TIL E MOST ATTRACTIVE OF THE SEA.
SON-GRaND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
fstSH~ The FLASHING TON TEMP E.
l<dInsr4aAHRS RANCE SOCIETY have charter
ed the safe and commodious steam
tr POCAh0NrAS, for an Excur-
SION 10 lne beautiful Town 0fSt Michaels, on WE'D
NESDaf NEAF, 18th inst The boat will leave
Llght street wharf at O'Clock A M stopping at the
county Whaff, going ahd returning.
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY and DINNER
VIII De provided on board at city prices.
Good MUSIC has also been engaged
1EMPERANCE address, ES will be delivered
By eloquent friends.
W3-Ihe Washington Society Is under the necessity
OF making an appeal to the Friends f Temperancs
Tor their aid in this undertaking. The Society has
been tailoring long and hard in the glorious cause-
they are now In debt, and should this enterprise fail
they WIN be compelled to abandon The good work.
They indulge the hope however, that their appeal
WIZ hot be maze IN vain, but that they will he sus
tanned ana enabled to prosecute with renewed effort
the good work.
Tickets 90 cents each-Children half price which
can De procured of either of the COMMITTED or at
Jas. W. stewart, 30 Baim0re-st and at The offices
of the Clipper, Argus, and Sun.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs
Capt John r. H0ss, George Coileu,
A.G. Cole A. J. Levering
Jho' brotherion, J.. BUkee,
VIM. Tumbnson.
VG- The Members of the society are earnestly re.
guested to attend the regular meeting on MONDAY
NIuHI NEAI' aul5-4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-15

MEXICAN INDEMNITY. In the diplomatic bill
passed by Congress, provision is made for the
payment of the fourth and fifth intalments, and
ten per cent. upon the award, with eight per
cent interest. from the time they were due
The certificates of indemnity will be presented
to the Treasury of the United States, and after
receiving the record of the amount of pay
ment, Government scrip, bearing FIVE per
cent. interest," and payable in ive years, will be
issued.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-15

Ship Roscoe, Kicker, Rotterdam, B M Hodges il
Brig Rlfieman, (new, 1893 tons) Adams Gray,
Johns, Nj f., Johnson & Travers. =
ARRIVED.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
RELIGIOUS FANATICISM IN
E!ikOPE-

Yur :oaMoNS A:n ,IILLERTTES EcLlPsED.
The New York Trie SIN las a clever
corr"srrn.!, nj AT Berlin. vic writes some
I;iu..i, interesting letters, from one OF which
tine following is c.tracird:
sin y letter ! wrnt- to ynu a lew Gays
ago. ! alluded 70 a religious sect, under the
,uuidauc.. of peasant called J%ansoI', w:lc!'
in many rcs,'-c:s. bore Il strong resemblance
tn the A;orm;ns. From some o. the papers
I now le,rn. Ia, there is mother sect ex-
',s mo- nv tie very acaIt Of Gerr"1rS, IN a
It'll. ton called Kr"@ :inge". M =" "aTtr'-
an FROM, or, =,ore fr ,ut'c AID eXtrhvaSin'
tran wa ~,Iormons. MiIleri:rs or tie '"''
=, T.. .,f S,vcdis:: janson. Inc writ
ms. ..,v.,-.,p-, accilrnt",'T fell INT
t.,, -. r. r...t .iu butcher. n"i 10y ""''
a.,. q. -. i..,f, e c'mc I" t"r '"''".
.a.,. al entered - '"'}
$50, ta.i:., -, .:,e.r..a 10 t'r'' "
...:-:,.. - .,<r .n.Gr,n! Il Ii"
.'.n,,rt,. Re S;tn"! :" AZ -.
.. e. "cn-:r If tat %'S'rir; AZ
:,.'.nci to superstition. IA;
s...,ei.c., .,- Rit.ie and the general Coo
i~,r;nsS :,:.S;sl;arity. Trey rei"s" 20 %.
: tries and tax"s, work as little rs p 'sSi De
let their ':air grow, and wear no GOVERN
on their heads. No forcible measures ca
induce them to send their children |
il school; the spirit, they say gives NE: al
as in time the. spirit must awaken In q
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
DOW, Jr. ON DANDIES.

'T::.ere are few preachers in the land
whose ermon are SO full of Plth, point,
pepper, and pungent sarcasm, as those Of
stDow, Jr.," of the n. Y. Sunday Mercury.
See how he dresses down a certain class of
law, loaferisl,, cut-wasp dandies, who may
be found in many of our villages as thick
as flies in dog days, or toads after a sum-
Intr shower:
Now You that was cut out for a man, but
was 5" v~illainously spoiled in making up
IN att:n0 to your case. Form hat end did
You burst open the worlds door, and rush
in uncalled, like a man chased by a wild
bull: What good do you expect to bestow
on your fellow men, Some useful inven-
tinn, some great di:c".rry, or even one
solitary remark? n Use that look for
any thing good from ycu. will be just as
badly fOoled rs the Il. ,.'caught a skunk
and thought it was i:.trcn, or the woman
who cooked gunpowder tea for turnip
greens. You know Were the n~eatest,
,tigntcst pants, with the strongest straps
can be got on tick, but YOU don't know
where the next MS, fIl lecture VIII he de!iv-
tered. You know :rc r"iOr Of a vest, but
never studied tie I''-"t n;ls Hucs Of the run
bow, unless IL was 10 mis fnr Il piece to
make a crltst f; ~" Enrv ho"' foo; feels
in full dress, but yal ina'tk,ow how a man
feels who eats e." brad earned by the
sweat %. his brow; ~: know low a mon
KY lrOks, for you s.. one twenty times a
IL> in Your iand!aGr's looking glass, but
vou don't know how 4 manfecls after doing Z
good action; yon lnn't 60 where that sigh
is TO hr seen. Oh, you wasp-waisted, cat
fi.I-inomt'Ied, babcon-shou!dered, clipper
eyed gnose-eyed, s'Ieep-faced, bewhisk'
~ j lrrnr in the worlds beehive! wha
arr sc good for? Nothing, but to chea
,.prt,l 10 neatly to lisp by note line from
:nr. a~.i!!;-and-crdrr po'ta>t.r, sentiment
A:iy tax in.", AT oysters. and act the JOo
>.:amrf::!y. say, does your mother know
) Yon'rc ont? am afraid you have no mo
tner n1r never had.
Hoa are Of no more nee in this worl
; than a t~ime-piece in a beaver dam, or
) mattrass in a hog pen. You fill n" lar9
II cr space in this worlds eye than the toe ma
Of a ~musquetoe in a market house, or
4 stump-tailed dog in all out doors; you al
IS little thoughto Of as The fellow who koocl
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28

who belong to them, all human knowledge
and learning would be useless.
Some time ago, the head and prophet OF
mis- sect, discovered that the true spirit no
longer lived within him, but had entered
rnto a baker, vino is now mockingly call
I'd, BY tine people ''tile little god of krogling
en-" who affects the saint, ard gives the
names Of the apostles to the principle of
his followers. All neglect their affairs cf
..lIs lie, in hope of the end OF the world,
S':ich they suppose at hand, and which
they suppose will bringthem great rewards.
The more wealthy among them are evident
~ going to ruin; every one eaGeavors TO
sacr.i;ce moro tiIarI his IciSr'Tf An tile gIesV
cause OF his belief; bU; they live in quiet,
avoid ell participation III customary Christ
ran Ceremonies, as for instance-at a fun
eraie--w!lere they canno; be induced to en-
Ter the graveyard, but only accompany the
hearse TO the door.
The principal oil tie set and his apostle
Saint Peter, ;.c above mentioned butcher
endcavored TO spread the doctrine in Ba-
vria, bat without success, as the authorities
looking upon them IS ~va3a5ands, Sent them
Owe! t,e frontier, afiCT SOHO f-w GAYS OF
epprls1nmcnt. Une Of tile most funny ils,an.
ceS Of superstitutlOn is related oft.le above
named butcher, the %''Iittle god" as they
ali him. lis is a very small, thin man, ant
a"> a!r"aG.y Several times endeavored to as.
cent to Heaven, for which purpose he had
tue r''i of ais dwelling partly taken of,
bH !e cHu.i no; 1y, notwithstanding all hi:
en-ca"":s and his faith. He kept swing.
i's -, ar"< i'll trying 10 rise, till exhaust,
;.Jn prevented lin from continuing.
.'a:r mentioned tins foolish sect, as well d.
t'e ;wedis', one, merely to show that these
Glasses of fanatic fools occasionally aris'
mere as, well as, onthe other side of the At.
~lAntic.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28


lie hastily broke in-"wiiy cannot you s:.n-
ply call me Michael Ney.-row a E1cncl
soldier and so,n 4 heap Of dr<t'" The las,
Interview with lis wife and cildrcn sho K
lis stern heart more than AL the battles
lie had passed through, or his approaching
death. This over he resumed his cllm-
ness. In reply TO one of !T< <entin"ls, who
said "Marshail, you shou..,! now think Of
~lest''," re relied, Do you suppose any one
should teach me to die? But recollectinS
in'scif. he added in a L."Ier tone. ssCom-
raGe, voa are rlga,, send for tl,e o~..t~ IF
st. S~u!pice; | viii d." as it becomes a Cnris-
I~tian::" As h. ali. he! from the coach, he
advanced towards tie file Of Sc ldicrs drawn
up ase xec ltioners, with the same calm meir
re was wont - ex!li5i. al the fed Of battle.
An officer stepping forward to bandage, his
eyee lie stopped himwi'h the proud int"rriga-
ton ".ir" yplignarant t',at for twenty-five
|yc,.< | have been accustomed 20 f,ce both
nj: al .,!I.t;?" II tien took If MS i.at
AL wi: N =, ri. eve, -ow subdu"d and
;,'-Hl.t,vlris arn:en. said wi,:. the s,m'
aim ili i.r;i.i "pi"c that nal turned the
'i.lc o. :, ,nu:~ ~'.a:'.rS. ! dec10!r EG,f.~o
TIcDI ~ m. nat Inercr betrayed my
~t",aYst =: 21r4 "% Irrti rcnjrr her hI"iy
:. - :. y.a,u:"' "a Zen 'r-ned I" the
-. =. az. ~; i ~ tom "a mom'at.
e,'rr; ..- ',u.i prua ~ ""art and s,.,
-.,. .s.--' I.r -. ~" Ten balls 80
It-,t' .... - ii; dead. Same upon
Lis ia. tint '-r single act could con
tdernn on" hrar-r and nobler thar they all,
to so base a death. A sterner warrior new
er tod a battle f-ld-a kinder heart new
-r beat in a human bosom, and a truer pa
ttri,t rcvcr shed his blood for Lis country,
III France never has a worse traitor, the
i.!av of her betrayal will he far distant, and
i sac las no worse defender, d;grace vii
us.cr visit her armies Says Col. Napier
in s,.e.king "f ..is death. s.ti.us lie vi" had
fought Ire h,udr,d buW,S for France
not one against ler-was slot az . traitor .
Hi. wife was IN her knees before the king
praying for his pardon with tie fatal ncw'
vac brought TO her, and immediately faint
ed away, then went into c%onrnlsi"rs, wtir!
well nigh added another victim to this base
murder. His father who loved him tender
" as the son CT his pride and glory OF ILL.,
name, as never told Of lis ignominious
death. lie was at this time eighty cigh'
v ars Of age and lived to be a hundred
wears old. Hcs,w by the mourning weeds
on ;sfamily that some catastrophe had hap
rencd. anI his f,th"r's heart told too wei
where e.. bolt had %s:rrcl; hut lie madc NJ
inquiries, and t!.oug:, he !;vea twelve year
j., after, never mcrtinr-d lis sons narc, ant
|. was r-,tr told Of Lis fate. lie knew h'
w,s lead. but he asked not how nor wlrrr'
: he d;ed.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28

TJoh Achc.-We copy the following sim
pie receipt for the cure and prevention of
THIS most excruciat!ng complaint: Put a
piece of lime. about tho size Of walnut,
into = quart bottle Of water; with this rinse
the mouth tvo or three times a day, and
clean the teeth. using tie water every NOR
ming. lit tastes strong. dilute it, for il
$ all ~ just S'rnn4 sno"S:. 10 taste the
lime, and no stronger. | was tormentcd
Will, the toot.i ache for several weeks, un-
til | used this mixture, and never nave had
il since.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28

ed his grandmother's last tooth down her
throat; and as for your brains, ten thousand
such could be preserved in a drop Of bran
|dy, and have as much sea room as a tad
pole in lake Superior-and as for your ideas
you have but one, and that is stamped on
your leaden skull an inch deep that tailors
and females were made to be gulled by
you; and that you think decent people envy
your appearance. Poor senseless tobacco
worm! You are decidedly the hardest kind
of a easel
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28

"Is taking snuff hurtful to the brain doe
tor?" e..
"No, for nobody with brains takes snuff"
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28

IT'S a EaSs nut sr"eIall, A"U-. W. Pc
sumo, that no President Of the United
States who had sors, was ever reelected
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe,
and Jackson, had no sons, and were re-elec-
ted; John Adams, John Quincy Adams, M.
Van Buren,, Harrison, and Tyler, had sons
and were nc: reelected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
BRITISH AND AMERICAN PRICES.

MIR. Hale OF The Journal of Commerce, has
been iuken trip TO the head of Lake Mich
gan. The following ara a par; of his obser-
vatious:
AT Cleveland met with a Yankee who
had some twelve years ago bought large tract
oil iand on the borders OF stream upon the
Canada shore.
Tie IL erected saw mills and now makes il
the regular business OF brig 10 bring his lum.
Der To Cleveland, Buffalo, &c. and take back
other goods. he b"ught ScrevUi bales of do
ncSticS, SttiRots and loo rrOolens, az Ckne-
land, Uhich nc said he could pay me duties vp
on. and SUI they poHid be cheaper than he
comf procure them at Montreal or any trhere
in flie eoionics. Such tact speak volumes
as to the comparative cheapness OF those
kinds Of goods which Americans have made
long enough TO become skilled in the bust
ness"
An oticcr OF the customs al Detroit infur-
med me that formerly carpets aud course wool.
cnS were Snuggled from Canada into the Uni
ted States but that now the currenl has chan
Sed, and tarpets, at least, were extensively
carried the other way"
Bear inmind, reader, that these are the
ARTICLES rhich The Poor usc," un which IN.
Poor have been told lor three years past that
they were taxed three or four times as much
as Tue hich had TO pay on their fabrics. These
are the goods on which Mr.. Walker says we
pay ~ many millions ol duties that do not
grt INTO hts Treasury. What is the iact2 MIR
Hale The a6lest Free Trader, among Us, bear,
testimony That many OF these fabrics ore not
only only cheaper than their British rivals.
but 81 much SO HAT Cdnddiun merchants ac-
iudiiy conn oper 10 Cieueiand 10 buy our fab.
r'cS ana pay ConadiaR duties upon them. do
you hear That: Silus Wright OF WaIertowD. DO
!on hear q, MIR. Denton OF Michisanl-N Y.
Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
THE LADIES WREATH.

We have received five numbers Of Mega
zine with the above title, commenced in MAY
last in New York, and edited nv Mas. S. T.
MARrrs. 1t Is truly BEAUTIFUL in It's appear
snce and edited by one Of the most tasteful OF
our female writers. We find in the several
NUMBERS the productions of Mrs. Stephens.
Mrs. kirkland. Mrs. Sisourney sui others OF
decided celebrity. whose pens cannot fail TO
give interest to the work. The embellish-
ments are also very fine. Each number con
'ains steel engraving and a coloerd one of a
Hover. This work is but 81 year ia adj
vance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
THE WAY THEY COME IT "

The tide of emigration west has brought
upon lts surface some of the scum of the cas-,
as matter oi course, and persons travelling
must BE- less conhding, or they may expect TO
be The sufferers. The Lakes now form a great
thoroushiare,and true to & instincl ,loafcrs
black legs, pick pockets, aud thimble riqs
resort TO their principal ports. aud travel ON
the boats in search OF plumber, by some Trick
oil Their cfdft. correspondent Of the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer relates the following occur
curence which should be caution To travel.
ers:-
On leaving the dock at Cleveland an Incl.
dent occurred worth relating. A pentecly
dressed young man stepped up TO country
man aud requested HIM 10 buy a gold ch,in
which he exhibited nicely wrapped up ian silk
paper, and Offered 10 take for IL habits cns,
Twelve dollars as he was very much i'm want
al money. The countryman said ne dill moi
want the chain, whereupon ano:h-r gentle
man, who happened to be standing by. offered
/ to take the chain at twelve dollars. as lac cen
sidered II great bargain, provided the own
\ or would wait until his brother should com,
with the key OF his state room No. 20.I 81 h,
could get the money which was therein lockrs
I W ~ 'iC AuIh. luc COuntryudii asked the
stranger bow long before he would b, o,
board. The reply was, he belonged aboard
and would have TO be aboard beiorr the boa
went out. Thereupon the countryman loone,
The stranger the money TO buy the chain @,
: condition that he should hold the chain as $,
curity until the money was paid OF cours
there was no objection TO this, as the none,
loaned was twelve dollars, and the securit,
WAS common brass chain worth perb,p
twenty-five cents. The whole was the woIl
oil minute, and the Shylocks disappeared in
! to some ut those back recesscs where they vii
await another boat, another crowd. aud auoth
/ er green horn. Had there been a police off
/ Ger present, the rascals might have been Irr
reiled out, and brought TO JUSTICE. A gentle
man whose business is on the deck, iniorrne,
me that this i the third operation Of the Kim
performed by those gentleman withina week
! Hesi WI Old 1ior him to proce ii a, ain.
then, Tor be- dOes not know how many ther
are belonging to the gsng, and those not
rested would be- ugly customers to meet in Il,
night, as his business requires him to b, n
Tall hours. II is The business of the Poll
TO attend to this hind Of gentry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
TOTIJEI,ADJES

HEADACHE AND NERVOUS COMPLAINTS are =
source Of much surrrug; ana are sngu.r
~ prone to have their hInct ions dsrdercd IN an ,,
sed condition OF The stomach. 10 relieve state oT 80
much distress, (in which mind aud hody lr
smiths Sugar coscd Indian Pills are highly ,eron,r n
a a. ny combining aromatic, tonic and Aperent prop
''ey remove All Oppressive aeenHula ious SireDs
then the stomach. induce healthy appetite and inr,,
ualniy 70 lhe nervous system, They also cure dys.
P',siA, cough Ahd eo'ds, and bilious complains.
rms - 10 certify that have The sugar coated i
msn"so,ntcd ny g. Benz Saith Of New York for s.me
lne Ahd believe them To lie good medicine; and sI.s,
inventor ana theTefoTe u entitled the haeht
OF the invention. S XVU.IIAus
Pastor Ia Baptist Church, Piftslnrsb
Ohee i'S1recnwieh 81. QSrge brick hloek)
Pills. ~" ''so'@oe
lI PAnd sec ths'G Benz. Smith h WRITTEN with a
pen on the bottom of the loa ~
AoEsTs N NnEELISe. J. CRt'MBACKEE PRYoR
d fAULL, II. MACLANE. Argus ogIirr
1T CLAIHsVILLE, o., MORGAN 4 RAMSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
VEG ETADI.E REMEDIES
BRENTIINGER'S ApOTUECA

Ashland square. Wheeling Va.
HE subscriber has This day tecn appointed Sole A.
= gent in this city for THE sale Of Doctor J. Roses
HIGHLY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE REM Ed "a
dy is subject, Of which the follow ing = a list:
DI Roses frophacactic Syrup fRnaeca for tho
OF AL chronic diseacs affections OF the lungs and
fulous affections
Dr Roses Cough syrup for diseases of the lunrs "a
tarrh bronchitis, &c.
Dr. Roses Group or Hive Syrup
Dr Roses Compound Extract OF Sarsaparilia
Dr. Roses Asthuaiic EiiNer
Ut Roses cough LozcngcS for raiaiion off throat l.
TT teo~es lslnncnt for weakness the
Dr. Roses Toni Mixtures tor ebils aud fever
worms.
Dr. ose's Tonic Dysrepiio G,r al diseases Of
The stomach and bowels. cholera infaniunl. Be
DIR Roses Female Pill superior 10 the Hoo, er Pill
d. Roses Tonic Aferaiive Vegetable Piils an clFcA.
ciuus remedy Tor diseases VI the Liver.
d. Roses Strengthening Plaster foT weakness OF the
Back, Breast, side % stomach
DR. oses specific sor EpilsTsy the only positive re
r1edy Tor this disease. discovered.
Dr. ko-e's hheumatic Mixture, never known TO fail.
TT Rose Asringcut compound. for flcmora the
splitting ofiiood for the all discharges of
ALSO
Dr Roses PATENT INITIATING BREATHING
weak Breasts.
EItrGet from the Natipe EagIe.
Df Rose - graduate Of the University OF Pcunsyva
ma and has FOR many years pTsciced his profession IN
hs city with signal success. lie has ofen assured IN.
thAi hs Lancet y dull. aud his medicines purely were
'e which - 10 Itself slroug recommendation our
mInd ana taxing into consider alton that be only
physician lH an EStSeST one ihink shall give
ms stem fair trial should disease lay It's ruthless
hands upou our humanity.
FoF particulars call ON "a BRENTLINGRR
SePo Ashland Square, Wheeling
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TRUST SALE OF LOts IN EGsr
WulEEulNn

10y virtue ~ decd Of trust. executed by John GIL
- christ. hearing date on the 18th day q MAY iess
aud recorded the Clerks once Of The County Court
Of Ohio county IN Deed Book No. ~. page ies. shall
tho 9Th dsv Of September nex proceed To sell pub
hc sale the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county the highest bidder. Lots No. - twenty twol
and ia lone hundred and forty four aud the undiv
dcd third part Of Lot No. go two hundred and forty
and the East half OF Lo, No s3i two hundred and thir
~ one East hcong; hve cent Of the purehsss
&c paid hand aud the residue In two e,ual
payments and two ycastom the day Of sale The
PURCHASERS giving bonds and good security. nesrng
from the day Of sale. Seung trustee I shall
only make such title vested Ia BY said dcsd ef
trust sureu NJ. NELSON. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08

LEAD SHEErs.-The Chinese make the shr cts
OF tea chests OF lead in the following man
ner: Two men have cauldrons of melted lead
constantly ready, one sits beside smooth fla,
stone several feet across, with another fat
stone TO wield IL necessary. The other man
p,urs out quantity OF the melted lead on the
stationary stone, aud then the other stone is
instantly placed upon il. pressing il upon a
thin sheet, lhcsc sheets are made rapidly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-08
SHOW Err BATH

We have neglected heretofore to mention
little shower bath manufactured by MIR. T..
u. Culberison. IL is OF tin. very cheap. and
answers an excellent purpose We would
not be without one.