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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
VFGI TsBLF REMEDIES
BRENTLINGER'S APOTHECA.

Ashland Squorr. Wheeling. Va.
lE subscriber has this dSy teen appointed Sole A.
cent IN this city fur the sale OF Doctor y. Roses
HIGHLY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE REMEDIES,
adapted To The various diseases to which the human ho
dy y subject, Of which The following - list:
10 Roses PrOphylao',c syrup Panscca, Tor the cure
Of Al chronic diseases affections ofth lungs and soro
hilous a feeiions.
y! Rose, Cough syrup, for diseases Of the lungs, ca
iarrh, bronchitis, &c.
nr. Roses CTOup or Five svrun
~ Roses COM ound Extract Of SarsarariIs
Or. Roses Asihu siir T. ixir
Ut Hoses cough Lo7cnres for iraaiOn ~ The ih-ca
D. Roses Linineu Cor weakness ain 90 tho chest
lT Roses Tonic MXtnres fF chilis and fever
Dr. Roses Nermiiage safe and c,escious remedy for
worms
~. Roses Tonic AnitDysrsp,is, for all diseases Of
the stomach ard howeis, cho'crs infsntunl, &c.
Dr. Roses Per ale 30, sui the Hoocof rii
d.. Roses Tanin Abrasive Vcyelals rms an efiea
eious remedy ~ diseases q ne Livcr.
hr Roses Srengthcning Plaster foI weakness Of Che
hack, Breast. sido on stomach.
~, Roses soecifc Tor Epilepsy The only positive re-
/ medy fuf tins diFcase ever discovered
Dr. Noses Rheumatic Mixture. known 20 fail
~ hfrfe Astrmgent compound EIfh mofsge OF the
splitting nfhood, for She % all DISCHARGES blood
DO. Roses syrup Zoe ehoiors and bowel complains.
Also
! ~. Rose's PATENT INITIATING BREATHING
TUBE to indsing toe ar cells Of he lungs IN Of
EFtr0ei from me NotiUs Earle.
d. Rose BE- graduate ofthe University Of Pennsyiva
nie AID has ~ many prsciiocd his profession r
this ci.y with sgusl suceess He has ofen assured hi
Thai hs Lancet rusty" aid biz medicines ruefy we've
tale, which be- w itse'f sff0ur recommendation 20 su
ui1d ad lakIng info cofefc ffnn thai be is not Un'
physician iui A. gviFrNI enc. we tnk sha'i giv
lhssYsfem fsf t,isi should dseass lay rs niih'e
fefds uron our hun snry.
FOR suicuisfs cali on TABRENTLtNGEr
fep5 Ashland 8qus.e Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09

al tbW unfold al HnUnrnished tale,
For truth is mighty and trW preuaii"
Wei here ! come oHce more qcith the -FOUR
BIG Doors open aud stock of nsl0
aid Fashionable Spring Goods. at ne
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
50 A'ftEN nCEi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09

WKTE, the sniscri eys citizens ~ wheafiur Va have
80 ing Nv long experience. fully trsted tns cflucs
Of ut. Eohh iolic and anttdyspcrs.s Pie" s. falu
" medicine, and hcing desifous ~ the eaots
efthem throughout the country, have consented 70 give
THIS icstiusnai On their favor.
We DO no recommend them rana-ts. hut ia Z
medicine re o. era pn n which IS such a. 10 prevent
The srisinF ~ many common aid digs1f,eac -uupsins
a. well A. certain aud ectus fomsdt tD aft o. w1
nay - laorng under such compsiuts. fof ia-fanfU.
hcadachg. sicsntts ai fo4Tn.s oftte rUus-G -cs vr
/ nese. ard many other fofna 81 uysrp.ga. Dor many
OF IRE COMPLAINS NJ ebidfen We rerDure $40 Pits
i iuva'usric.
/ ~. Fol las rrcrs-si r panph'o, se.frs crb more
My ine rauie aHdusr " bif fii 1t1 Hl.t afths .-
ruifr ctfes i1 which tHef a1gIra'ft Use fffF fI
Ysfsnnp fcsfuns 1f having SAFE alI escr.4ll nmU.
ucoicine ie ilcuse nftlcse Fills.
WtefiIng M7Y }qfb.l sC.
VIZ ~ QuARHfrR 70 consider item irvs'ustfa Cl.s
W. n 81. Rack.
n. g. WOODS Sheriff n Ohio County,
NbEA. y. LAluLEY, CLERK ~ irc tif-rt Fgr Court
i DANIEL STEbNHOU, uirrcforo ~ Nofil Wes.srn EatI
q ARCHlhAIg WOODS. resident s. ". Dtnh,
lTuOMAsc. SLACK, Commission Merchant;
y THOMAS fAi IL. bifeciof s.. W BANK.
IJhMEa % slOt p Cieik IS h rs Usnk
s 2. LIST. Cashier n 81. HarF
IS / ~. %. Brown. Ccfk n. W Bant
e. WM. n. ROBERTSON
2. MLtREn Gall WILL. Auofuer stIsw.
ic iANb- y MELVIN ti0uf Inspector
t"f s0t ~ lkNoB fNtIt rfi1rft.
~ W.. Ias arl ... OF tl.' ff-.
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SRI An pnWEt,

Tor manufacturing purposes 70 supplied io Sevcra
descriptions OF mechanics ~ the 2id sforv of ei, li
dinc, or ON TIE ground floor very mode aie rent
Wheeling, April 5, 1886.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
FIvr mn MARINE INSURANCE.

RIO BE tNSt'REn-or not To hc,hs,'s the question
~ whether Is letter by sweeping fire. 10 re min
edand sul ject 10 all he ills that flesh Is heir to- or IKE
prudent 60 In the Protection Occ. and there he
determine.
The Protee' ion Insurance Company efIisriford Conn
having already raid over SJO0OCO of losscs in tho W eS
ten Country. entitled 20 the highest CONFIDENCE aid
their agent al Wheeling, Virginia.
w. y. PETERSON.
viii take risks dwelling houses warehorsea stores
mills factories &c. together with their contents such a.
furniture, merchandise, machinery, aud every other s
eripion ef nsuatle property. Also, steam Keel and
rah oa's and their To and from any port on the
Western Waters ON ihc most reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Thesame "a at any other Office IN Wheeling
once on Monreesireei, opposite the Monroe House
and near the Post Office. ian 10
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coLUMBUs, (o)I>suR,NCE COW


AGENCY FOR WHEELING. n. X LIST.
VI Shriver 4 SieilcS Warehouse. Waier street.
z HEN will take risks on Buildings OF an Minds steam
boats and Cssgoes, Factories, Mills Keeifoais Flat.
oSs and Careoes &C. against loss DAMAGE ~ ire or
ne dangers and seris OF the seas lakes or rivers
favorable terms. -
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized TO nakc the followinr
terms With their customers 80"
Any rcson irsufius single risk ~ which no loss "a
the company - aimed, shall receive return ON an
lcaion 10 Tue asct OF 10 per cent the amount paid
On nett gross premiums raid each year. amounting 10
500 or ovsr lss peF cent on do; amounting or
over, - per cent. ian -
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PANNEIhS
TccACco Alp C.G1R stu

W. AttO n ID &C V SfNpE.
l0l Muin st. Near ~. &. ~ Bank
~ HERE there has just been received the largest
~ AVID hnest assortment Of the iCsl tsands Of
direct ROW TIE cus'Ou House a. Bsnorg) thaf hss
vc heen ia NleeinT. call ard ~ tlum, 81 who 70
fond % ne delicious sgfhnce Cfthc sronsic Uay ns
and sou wa c cony uced THAT such lot of eigas h.4
really neSc. isflre iesu brought 80 THIS mar kct
Among other cpc'ta;ef sirars ere the follow ar.
gee " sshiuf0n IA Norma 5000 Ia Msriua
500 Ia tltmada ACOLusirce Curouas
S0tO Ia Espnauga 500 Planta'6n zen "a fine
IWO Ia tancga 1000 frIcipe, desfHhoal
1000 ia lndis 5000 Do a. "a Cruf
GOO Havana Eaglc 500 DO Jss.u SAM
suuO Havana fansfl 500 DO Manuel Readou
4tlO Natiia ttroo's sU0O de- ViT,ras dc Vsnn'e
Where also are Kept chewing tol acco of az kinds and
prices Al tie most ccirhraed brands III icrUgud arA
Lynchhurgh, Of w.. d. and plugs al af which 3.
offered with confidence that they viii please ,t moss "a
udious. Call andtry auggs AJFANNELL
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY COUNCIL.
-CLrRr- Al EA q w LIE At

NEuoEA VT STlAILCRtTSS,
/, ALnEnHES-ist Ward, N M'Naughien ;-2nd Ward
James M'Councn, ;--5rd Ward, Geo DUTY -ith w ard.
Philip Ber;--5'b Ward, & Guy.
SAsATAEv CoNNtrI EE.-lsi Ward, Thomas Campbell;
End Ward, A $ Todd,--3Td Ward " w Ilarding;-Ith
Ward John RObinsou.-Jth Ward q w Ea-sef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
samneIChntchII

'SmueI huichlI Defendant.
Tie Defendant Samuel Churehil not having entered
bis appearance aud given security according the act al
assembly aud tie rules OF Ibis Court and appeaiag by
satisfactory proofiha he Is not an inhsisn the Com.
hohWeSth OF virginia. on motion oftbe Compainsnts nv
counsel n lsodced tsf the said Defendant do snr ear
hereon the fs daV ofthe next sl this Court snd
answer the CompiSr Nnt's HIN snd that copy Of hs or
derie forthwith inserted ia newspaper printed IN
the ciy OF Wheeling for two months sueceSsively And
posted 81 The Ont door Of Tie Court House OF Ohm esun
~. A copy teafs ALEX. n I.AfiJI.Fy
Coon. aucfa2m T,,,lrL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09

&TlhGlSiA.--iS CnANcERY.-.N Rules held i'm he
" Clerks Office OF the Circuit SUPERIOR Court of Law
andChaneery for The County Of Ohio, in the month OF
august, lei6. :
James NC. Gordon, William r. Gordon the younger
Thor A. c. Gordon, aud Samuel ID, Gordon inSnts nv
Edward H. FzhIgh, their friend
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
NOT ICE.

~ ANiNC disposed Of portion OF nv s'o-e 10 Tn
Hughes, Jr. ~ Is Necessary for have my husi.
ness settled up; all persons, thereTsre knoyying tben
selves indebted To the undersigned either by note or i"t
account are requested to axe payment TO IN Hughes
Jr; who u authorized to receive the same
Wheeling, Aug. ~, 1916. MCIFIcu
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Il superior Gunrowdcr1ess Indigo
| imperial do wesien Reserve Cheese
| Young Hysondo kanawha salt
| - Black do Tahie do in hoNoS
Best Java Csfiee SUM- ranil, Tlonr
Fancy RIO do CIV cured Ra,o,
/ Old white DO Hams. Shoulders 4 Sides
high fav'd do Sperm Candies
No. Chocolate Mould & dipt Taiow DO
superior = House Molssses GAINESVILLE Rosin soap
. " No do shaving Soap
ponfle REID IosfSursr Narieraed do in hs.S
Do do Small Iosvcs Gavin. choicea nd Tohsrro
Superior Crushed Sugar Rappee aud scotch snun
n. Orleans do Regalia and rrincipe Cerars
Nos y a = Nsekcrcliif 81 anish ard com. dc
No Herring Resi- Rife Powder -t.t
No ! Trimmed slsd Lead and Shot
fenper ground aud ungd Percussion Cs~s
nusrice Gloves Hacking aud scrui,ts brushes
Gins AKRON Ginger Masons shoe Rlar ns
Mustard Mattress 3.a,56,7s TO- & Isd Nail.
Rice Smyrna Flies Roree and Cnrdare
kaIsins frs1ich Currsnts HEAVIER Buckets
fhlerts Engiish WanuiS Superior Cider Vinegar
Ieeons son sh'd Almonds Writing ard Letter paper
German Aadder Ink, Black Send
Alum ard Copi eras al and lO-l2 ~ ihdow rus.
WIN variety ofother articles expected in few DAYS
IRON the East and elsewhere which will make the sScr
ment very complete, all Of which will he sod AZ the
cheapest rates. e. .rr
Having some experience In husiness sh all devote my
Rest eorts in procuring ard always keerinr the az
liees, with Tie assurance that viii sell all times
chcan a. any other house the city, oud res
recuuly inve all those wishing atacain TO csi and
eNaiine tor themselves before elsewhere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
COUNTY COURT.

Session hrsi Monday iu every month Quarter scssou.
hsif IN Mayoh, June, August ans November
ARCH WOODs, Presiding Justice,
JACOB, Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN N'COLLOCH, CLERK,
ELIgAH DAY Coroner,
go w siGHIS, Commissioner o. Revenue
OVkRSEERS OF Tie POOH.
Tbomss HornbFook Todd sO,db,u,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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NEW-BOOK q NDEeyl
l'lain and Ornamental binding

Tain and E:EamCntal binding.
ot all kinds, 10 order. in the most ,horoush
manner ami at the cheapest rites.
BLANh B0OKSturnishcdt Z. GHy pattern.
Magazines, Pamphlets. Music, &c, bouut
IN the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound. Sc.
The Piudery will be- under the charge of ].
GlLChRlST, JR.. an experienced and connie.
tent workman, 10 WHOM amy orders may be
given
The subscriber is satisfied that he can. and
IS determined 10 furnish as coed WORK as can
he done in the city at as cheap rates and with
the utmost promptncSs.
Sieum5oat OwnerS and Builders. are rar.
iicuiarly invited to give him call as he i
prepared 10 furnish books ami bills ont and
out, at the shortest notice.
may Is J. f.. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
NEW FAMILY GROCERY

oNk DOOR NORTH or NR. 7. srtpy's pay onops
srorr. Opposite sEb roor,
MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
" SNENI I>GEN,
II ESrFCIfrIrN informs his friends and the ruNi,r
OF the city aud nechhorhood no il now rec,iv
ING ard opening for sale ~ the above spscOuE rooms an
eniireiy flesh siork 81 very choice FAMILY CROST.
kiES. fRovlSloNS, Sc consisting IN part Of the fa
low ing articles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
eRgAT CENTRAL ROUTE
CL - THIN u - TOR n
q dy made GIOfhjmg

WV s"WNF fOIH1Hg
all OF this Springs make and the accumulation OF An
old stock OF eight or ten years standing assure The
public or those who psronize me- that all nav yarn enis
are made ia the latest style rood Goods and viii war
rant my work 10 IL, and for LOW FRlCES thai cant Ie
Seai Call al the Great Central Route store for BAR.
ap 20. Al ADNNs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09

Y lRGiNlN.-rS CrANrrRY.--M Rnics heid In tia
tefk's Office ofue Ci'cut S,'Teri0r Co,1t OF Law
August. res6 ~ IIl' 80 - : -
Rs,s u. SniIih, Comnl.ln.a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09

Themss Hughes, NJ M'Lue, John Hamilton, II w
Phillips, w Mitchell Morrow, Geo Robinson u r
Banhorn, Brady, p IiuIlihen, A r Laidey, James
PAUL. w Limerick, J Tanner NJ Nelson, J AIniok, ID
Isnh, n Echolr, n Austin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09

leaan'ief tstdon, rsvi SN~den, iss ., GarJcn Da> III
Law or ard Naratet his wife, lac Mara afct Gasssa
u.niy hvaps si'd Nav hta " tie. care May GsrdesA
~ hlsm nllct ard IN eliza his wife, "a e Auea Cal
cow snd Thor a. Gs.itn wEicli sid isai 81 ts re
Nsoew, si,d4he ssld ASNarter, avid. Mara q. Ne
", Aueia, sud Thou a. j. children, ard heirs
law OF David OardeiL l.se sfUhp" county, deceaye,l
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givei sctirry srtnfs the ae, .r silir an 4 It's
tf ~ MS tour ARA Al an ,aiug bN sais,ac,ory ptooS
'e} arc not mia ifAiis of tie
on mot 'on 81 the S'nnl lsusn by sOVnsei.
ruettd thai io said Uef1WSnts ap ear 1c.c on the
,fs ~" oi the next Fail 81 Court answer
wy SSHiIsranis ihl aud uat copy OF this ord.f Y,
lYlhW ~ inSsred IN soIne neNsTA Iuhs 81
N9ee'ing ior twO moiuik vy Ald I>st,,l
u ne Oht door OF tc Court ffonrc Gf EQUITY
copy tesic a.,rr.r. --ALEX r. IAlLIlT
NEisoS. aug 10 sm ,isfk /,
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OFFICE or THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co
srAr sHRIyER & sTrLLE's wAEEforsr, w,TER ST.
III LIST, Secretary
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14
RRESPON DENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
September IL, l846.

September IL, 1910.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: learn with great plea.
sure that an effort to carry on series of Tenn
perance meetings under the supervision OF the
Sons and United Brothers of Temperance, is
making. There is great need Of something, !
can assure you, for beyond the limits Of these
associations, there are no active teetotallers,
whatever, all seeming TO think their great
work accomplished.
There are 10 the State, including Harmony
Division, thrty-lwo Divisions OF the Sons Of
Temperance, and one Junior and two Senior
Associations Of United Brothers Of Temper
ance and am informed that your Assembly,
few days since, granted charter 10 open AS
sociation No. 81 at Fredericksburg. II the
influential old temperance men in Alexandria
would be induced TO lay aside their prejudices
and come into the ranks with the Sons or
Brothers, such an impetus would be given
to our cause that its onward progress would
be rapid and resislless--but if they still intend
to countenance intemperance and moderate
drinking, by refusal to act upon their princ
pies, il devolves upon the young and the hum
Bile to do the work, and though the task Of re-
volutionizing may seem great, their motto is
Alexandra must, she shall be redeemed
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14
TEMPERANCE ITEMS.

Intemperance, Insanity, Idioey, Death.
In an appeal in the New York Tribune to
the people Of that State, awakening them 10
the dreadful evils of intemperance, we find the
following:
From the bills Of mortality which have been
kept in several places, il appears that in sin
gle year twenty deaths were occasioned in
Portsmouth, NJ H., by the use of intoxicating
liquors; twenty-one in Salem, thirty-one in
New Haven, CT. !; thirty in New Brunswick.
N. j., and seven hundred in Philadelphia. Pa. !:
(and more than one thousand in New York.
By examinations made il has been shown
that of eight hundred and eighty maniacs in
our asyiums, four hundred owe the less Of
their reason to the use Of intoxicating liquors ;
that seventeen hundred out Of nineteen hun
dred paupers in our poor-houses owe their de
gradauon to the same cause that forty out Of
forty -four murders were committed under the
influence Of alcoholic stimulants that sixty
seven out Of seventy seven found dead, died o.
drunkenness and that four hundred out Of
six hundred and ninety juvenile delinquents
either drank themselves or belonged to families
that drank.
"I have shown" says the indefatigable
agent. Samuel Chipman, Esq, who visited
ali the prisons and poor-houses Of our State
I" have shown beyond the powers Of contra
dclion, that more than thres-fourlhs Of all the
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14
DIED.

AT Buchanan, Bottetour county, Va, on
his return from the Springs, after an illness Of
two weeks, John G. Herbert. late Of Prince
Georges County, Maryland, aged seventy one
years.
In Prince Georges county, Md, on We'd
nesday last, Rebecca, youngest daughter of
Henry J. and Mary Rose Bowling, aged five
years and six months. st a g.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14
BRICKLAYERs WANTED,

fTNO work on the Temperance Hall, to receive pay
i in stock bricklayers, friendly to the Temperance
cause who would be willing to wok for stock in the
building. or give day or two for the good of the
cause, go to work Immediately materials are on
the ground and the work ready, apply to,
sept l4-n s. PARKER, or
GEO. SAVAGE
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14
"THoUGHTs WORTH NOTICE.
CONTINUED FROM NO. 229.


We appealed TO our respectable and in
fuentia citizens by the consideration OF
the certain and probable, or possible conse-
quences growing out Of continuance of the
traffic Of intoxicating liquors TO be used as a
beverage. We then intimated that their ne
glect in moi coming forward by their example,
means, and influence, TO aid us in putting
away the evil from US, arose from love Of
gain, honor, or something else, after which the
unrenewed heart painted. We then asked
what il would avail for them when all these
consequences takes place, 10 which we believe
ourselves correct in directing their attention. -
Now we say it is time forthem to awake from
the slumbers Of deception. under which they
have been laboring, and which has hitherto
prevented them from taking their proper stand
in the community. They are looked to for
exampIe--they are looked 10 for precept. A
large number indeed. More than they are aware
of are guided by them or under their influence.
How careful then should they be that their in
fuence tend to the promotion of human hap
piness Surely no one has or can deny but
the cause we have in hand, and which we en-
deavor to advance by the publication Of the
Fountain, is well calculated 10 lesson misery,
and promote health and happiness. Then we
shall expect to see them coming forward in,
every needful way to sustain us. We wish
their help. We shall 60 forward whether they
help or not, but still we wish them to have
part in the consolation that accompanies be-
nevolent mind. This to us is Of more value
than all earthly possession. II is this that
stimulates US, and il we die in our senses and
die poor as TO this world, it will be 10 us con-
ISOLATION in dying hour, that we labored while
living 10 clorify God by ameliorating the con-
dition Of our fellow beings. Come ye and
partake of our joy. s.7s
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14
THE SONGS MY MOTHER USED TO
SING.
SING.
BY MARY ANNIE Z. REESE.


When Memory wakes her notes Of cheer.
And through the heart THEN echoes ring,
How softly steal o'er Fancy's ear, a II 81
The songs nv mother used 10 sing
Il glads me 10 recall the day,
When folded gently on her breast,
She sang the low, sweet lullaby,
That hush'J my infant woes 10 rest.
In childhood hours, when sickness came,
And paed my lille brow and cheek,
She was beside me still, the same
Kind watcher o'er the wan and weak.
Dear Mother, in that helpless hour .r.
What ceaseless tenderness was thine 1tt
To guard so carefully the flower, sa
That health and bloom might yet be mine
And life, and bloom, and hope were given,
Once more my Mother sang and smiled
Our home was like cloudless heaven,-
grew healthy, happy child
Oh, childhood's gay and laughing hours,
Why do ye roll so swiftly by, ,
When fairer bloom the summer howers,
And stars shine brighter in the sky
Old Time may spread his tireless wings,
And onward sweep with rapid flight,
Bearing ealth's iairest, loveliest things,
Beyond the ken Of mortal sight:
Yet memoly's harp shall still be near
Tll bid her strike each golden string:
And once again shall charm my ear,
The songs my Mother used to sing.
The flowers that round my pathway bloom,
The glorious stars that nightly shine,
May fade away in endless gloom
But Memory's gift shall still be mine:
And when the last dark hour shall come,
Her sweetest harmonies she'll bring,
While angels wait to bear me home,
With songs my Mother used TO sing
c. World.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14
SNETHEN'S SERMONS,

TUST PUBLISHED by ULYSSES WARD,
j Washington City, and for sale corner Penn
sylvania Avenue and Cd street, opposite the Rail
Road Office; Also at the bookstore of ROBERT
FARNHAM, corner Penn Avenue and l1th ST.,
and at the bookstore of JOHN KENNEDY, F,
between 18th and l4th streets, Washington city
GRIFFITH & SIMONS, Philadelphia; METH
ODIST PROTESTANT BOOK ROOM South
street between Baltimore and I'd street. Balti-
more, Md.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14

OrThe carriers for Georgetown and the city
west Of l4th street, not sutharized TO receive the
money for the Fountain they are only to carry the
paper Ifany Of the subscribers fail to get the paper
they will please let il be known. Our proper aa-
thorizsd collector will call on the first Saturday In
eyerv month. and collect the amount due.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14
PRESERVING KETTLES.

DELL metal and English enameled preserving
Dkettlea ofthe best quality britannia ware knives
and forks, ,shovels and tongs, hollow ware brushes,
baskets, together with large collection of useful
and fancy goods too to particularize, for
sale at his old stand Penn. Avenue, 9th street.
sent l4-tf GEO SAVAGE
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-14
NOTICE.

gT The MARY WASHINGTON UNION, No. 2,
Daughters Of Temperance will hold their meetings on
Mondays, at 4 o'clock p. m, at sister Speakes on
Massachusetts, avenue, near the corner of sixth st.
punctual attendance is requested Of all the members
by order of the Assistant Recording Scribe.
sept Ia G.. A. E. Devaughan.