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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
ECLECTIC SCHOOL. poors
HAGsWANTED.
'oI" w GIN and offers complainant.
Iscs,scspr.

rs
''nh y. tots!'l, Daniel e Lisi Trus Is CH,ScsRY.
'ee' and otiefs dc.enGaft-
! 'lnn county, Nirrinit 80" 'heheefy, Tor
! me parties in the slove ease ,,s -,
axe Ho,ice Inst pursuant 10 fis d.-, y, 80 'o-ea,
- l' tAil cause on ths -nfh dsy ~ 49, sc '.ura
49, ~ on ihc fs dav OF Seifrupl,e, ZEE W. "a
ogc,ci ~ l heeing 20 take aud aise the ssrc,,,,,s
49, saia decree; particularly the so,,ts,. 49, ~,
ana Ioi a. A. ao ,he other creditors ~ Joln nj Fors,tb
- ' ~ t"f.} M and Co. on the letss ,,snti,,.3 H.,
a,cd 81 trust for said JOHN Forss9h a., Vst,, '
,,s.lIls = copy ~ which b. flied Wiz 49, Iii .s -
''t ahd priority 10 which tho ssfno syo y.
s..t On ,hc trust property and fund under b.f5,sy
s,fl 80 ~ 80 winch ofthcm are defs ~ John n p,,f
''hh fefsyth ALSO the an,o,,ut. a. .s aehts OF
Iii - ahd ctidDfscrs al james 81 80 ~ 'ie'i.ors,
~ ~ u'AhN. fciHff in tle deed 81 ir,.t ~ f'.ht
Co... t ~" 'sn,s w. For-,th to Sau,,,I t,t1 ls,,
pri,,ity 3 - ' l " ~ said tu AMI 81 DE CT
800 49,. y, 'lt 'ie sauc are tlsryoattc ~ 80, ana
.nnu efeaei ~ that deed. Also ~ 49, On TIE Trust
Y''' Whi5h nave cone So fe tr.,a - fi"itftl and
"iil ie"ihef ard Daniel q Iist -aid Alter
~ 49,, ald e'tus ni Trust, io tie ha0g - el ~ ~
ff., . ~ ,l'Ntt pi u'eu. where,, La, s.,ltrn
rncns go t A'e' snd pt The disposition and n.s
~. 49,, hHHe ~ each uf them aud of sfl go ettI
,.,i .',1t 20 which said Trustee are ,.,,ss,l,
it'I al,iin4ushing in said srrnrpfs ~, 'l'.stiy
Joy i' tNe trust fund arisfag ntf y ft. 80
~, 800 'it -etH John Forsifh and a. go, ,,y ~
To,..tt. 800. ~ ihc separate properly 81 Iot, n
ht.d Hou James " FORSYTH. '''e'sa - satt
o p, s.. Claiming deits or iucunfrsnee eb,,-..tt
t'ld tfisi property and effects srs n. -. II
wv li.f' lneif respective demand II ~. -.
.if w yea "f % thcf ftH to dn s8 thf. ,fi
IL made hi Trent 81 ths said decree Or ans dssrset,
July %. JAWS FN' H. commis,i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

~-c~ foO0 LBS HEMP ROPE
m ZOO Manila Rope
I.il..a.,h zoo oakum
49, sssZ zoo Packing Yarn
rftIJt%StN- 90 dozen Bed Cords
20 do Plough Lines
10 do Trut Lines
10 do Sacking i.acnrs
10 do Awning Cords
leo pair Blocks assorted sizes
bills Pitch
Iosniher Win general assortment n small work
such a. ash Cord Clock Cord. Loom Cord Chalk Lines
Mason Lines Fishing Lines. Hemp, Cotton and I.ra.s
Blocking Iwine' Wrapping Twine, Seine Irvine &C
H'inc- made 10 order. e. n BERRY,
June - Cordage Store, Water Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
IioBENSACK'S INDICATED
WORM SYRUP


p' ine ere Also ths' Dc b. entirely verctaic prodr
tton and ina q scaturg noiorrt, which ia. never
''n ri a--fd hl any u az, worm destroy ng vcndcrs
We nFfl ono 80 two certificate fu cnnvtnce the str
iea and 10 show i,s decided elects m e1tcnninsirr
worn.,-
srptNo C,pprv. March = ist5.
N',srs J. y. A e. :. Hoirnsack .'scnileuen. tso.
-'hd 'his Testimonial concerning yuur aua
t'e Mciico'cd Worm rrn. From caFlf infancy in,.
asnFhi"a child nnw % NJ morihs. has icon sofe, al
nir'ed wh Worms, causing daily tIfr uosi sovc-c ,i
ei 'irg 49, hnman H-oalc: would ur aud down al .
o'T' ahd Auuck hCfs' uusuiI-Ci ou.y AGAINST the n an
i "nt noe We were igupraut 81 She CAUSE az cnrf
i'lnE Impressed with ths lciicf chat worms wen, r rs.
NJ commenced giving several Incidence E,r asb i com.
plant nom which the child derived on bcuct whatever
~ mater 81 cour-s she much reduced boz flesh AVID
u ucc ing wifh ui yutir circulars we wore ul,
20 ll Your medicine. we hsi not used 30 m C., IA II
'I'c Ff,a' many worms Vc brought f-nm hrr. one.
@ pa inches u long, h. aud several vars lug m .iyr f-,H
oucIo sour Irchs-. need srarcc', sdd fhsf F. -rid
" a. speedily relieved ard tiaf 600 Istr. w. . v..
one - cr'i hoiiio 90 'our Worm Syrup. se tuov ca
81. t'i' Do wouid lc uukI dHcs, oIi It ~, d, ~, .l,
tnd if"" N'u sud tuc community this Information
~ ''' r',, unh"-a'trc'r rcruH.u end ypur Ncii
shi'd No-n Sgfun med riur pu.t- ine .Ifr A,f
tent qualities. Very res ecff tlflt.
q. HENRY rLrNNER.
MIN. oi lic 1psQd, Marshaii 70. door tci4v Brown
Me.sr. > - & q = Hafen.s-i Gr,,is}.S, 5,,.
e." I't some H.e urrg NrniIir, 900 ma prtrftcr
end an uapp to .aE iu my hand, has -acrccar,l o b.
Intentions. fiiiF iusif, nv con ideurc m a. ~.
h"uf' SC. 4. ". APPLETON. ". -.
No. ga souih Street
lf'pa''l onll tY J. y. q. 9. = ttOBENs ACk \. T. I
corner ' second AID Cour- streets Philadelphia rtire
- cents Irr t'Ir. AlfUrs' discount made 90 ,vbac
s,','1., JdlL H0BENsACK, wholesale Agent I
M,Fiia Perry, .mout county. Ohio.
AGENTS lu Wheeling Wait & SON south NYI.e.i.--
'ef-on Grocer, Markc, sircci. uu- .. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
GOELTCKE'S
MATCTILESN S1N4TTYE,

80 m'neihf, OF more value % msn than the vast mines
~ le "' even he uuli united treasures OF our gIote
mtnicihe which b obtained zoe atty from the yc,s
."ne animal and mineral kngd0us and that po-sessss
49, Ioip power,--u medicine. which thnuvl, a..
- y ieit'l lot consumption SOLELY. o. pua-e.sasl
~ ny -'fnus influence over many disease of Tie hu
t -f-.em-a medicine which hcgius 60 o. vausd h,
lf-i.'e"N' VINO are Dolly witnessing f- astouishi nr
oi h'any whom tbcy hal gned 90 iie grasp IN
W, ~ = ltsAtftntt Cav. fIf ' ~
~ FbpSE Jf fir stur tee. l'r .f,ft. o,. 4.. a.
sui'i haii drop aHd i1T Infants pnatirf dom. a..
"',i'l- e'ihaining ihe maI1tcr 81 TAXING baifnf a
nc s'o'c medicine ran BE- obtained .n Wheeling A. me
80 - IIAlIH nIILlr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
w. w. RILEY. PATENTEE.
PATENTED ISi3.
hib Us PArENr OINTMENT.

CANT BE BEAT.
o. pTiCE.-Tbc fINovvi,p ceaifrs.,s nv. ,........i
io ilc public which p'src- rcyaud q dsuitt,Ie ID,
'a'.rc queHcs %. ibis remedy,
tt,,,se.Nr V,llry, Nl'isor Co. o. Iso g.. 1885.
y Nm w fshiic Rey--nca sir Ms vifr fay,nr Is-p
~ Ic'"i with 'hs tnet distressing ~ bgir,, COM,
' ir- 'eilf e,rhi S'Ar, without rcreig.rsa a.
ihe virtue of ,"ur justly cc e'a.od Ir 0In,rrr, u. ~
commended los fou1 assent Mr. Jsros r. Ua,cr ana -he
general he1'b, which hat teen Tad flr the la, ,c,f.
49, ~. .''a. can Therefore cirgriuily reoou'
ths1 s'3Si a.. '.'''"'"' To az r. ,1ns h9ulfed yi'h
! eeriy ,ha have jcca oTic'ed sescsriy win m.
doe. without obtaining relief was adacsi io A., n,
ny g.s.'scl ointment Tor The Pile. avid obtained sree
w. '''ir' therefore confidently recommend 70 those
. sFlioct with this painful discasc AMOS y n tNSEV
'"uutus -. October 81. ir14
I a. ii'N.-Nouc gcluuc unless manufactured f,
l"' 'H 'e~ ur ul pitfalls made srrsi. fs tIa ftir
pore, c'cr,t ari scaled with aa engraved -s,I,,,i,.r
a ON e e".A. aid eiNcorri with sfIcnJd eH-r.,eJ
NIB. Aulc'fo-s mus. tc sddf,-ardto
Ees-rs. DAVIS WILMER C.sIuu,ir.
/ r-..,. ,.,.., , General agents Cor ibc West.
Jgiun co O.. sio.sb. r.. '''''' 7" '''''"r' Va.
JNMt-S GLAs'oE Co.Cmc,arsI my ~ IA
. NTIEGtSis.-Is Cu,s,ta, =, r,.,..,,,.,. ....
= '.' ".'s' Of me 'uculi Superior Courl of Law
a.. 'i,,l} iof 'i' county of OHIO ODE u.ou.. Of
J's"' sr,yc- end William SIS. slry,r. Tr..c-.of !,
I S'mu.l srfizg /src. Eiwin O. IrHe conner, .g
N'-h /a.e, Sopia /sue and IIs ud Isrc iui-at I'll N,
"iH t.G lrrs a' iaHt Soc Lid Pf4tog .,e ,.,t
who s'V BY Eliza Jane Iaat tlcir ne,t ,,,a.
Compliments.
Sgu.Hs' CfsrsniY
'l' h'i'Hoeu Samuel ChurehiU boo. having entered
"a,r S.d gwen security according fn ite s-f ,f
-al s'' h. fi,. "i Goo. 4 curt aud 81 appearing HI,
t'.pi i0a' De- i-Iot au iuhstit6ut III ,i,e t',,us
, OF irglnlg; oH motion ofihe A.,
- i'nfdr'et ilst .lr elid Defendant ds g1res5r
" If' dat ui'.r next Fn'ftefu I'd iti. Cont 10 Il
~ ,"''iitHaf. iill aud that copy OF ti,. or
, '' N il.frIrii Boo SOME uev.sts.tr nfiufcd if
wv 90 g" Nh'c.Ie lof iu1 months snc,rs.,,el, al
' "' .H' inp'i door uf the Cuif House of OHIO r,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

ladies SIIPPERs

i sr rcro.yel nora rb,sdeiphis a, the SIGN or a..
''NN' lAaios' Fine Black ND slippers
,' do Ca.orcd Slipper.
W" Trunk OF Ladies' Fine Coiofed Hair Gai.cfs A.
j''y TopD HOWELL.
+, A,Mlr BLACK. I9cona, Lamp ulaes. ,r,srety
/ 700 Eraa EXTRA arAmr, WHITE Lr,p
''| b 20 BAKER 4 ROBERTS
1000 Lns. crMcorALz4NzAnsR.c r sale b,
4" JAMES BAkER
300 ~ cAMrnon EEfmEn. received aud IN
b-9 JAMEs HtkEH.
> r"Ns GEbLEAD. afsais by
h" IAMEsBsKER.
no nHs or.,ot,
JANIS BAKER.
/ = nnLss VARNisu ols superior qoair, 10, .s.ol,
janis BAkLH
I 90 WIS No1 NAcRrRri-
9oifso a.
;oca 80 rnmeFasd
ia '' 90 DO 'r''y't Z, : a'y e., o,t,s,,ty
EufFEE--es0 Bees Rio coffee
p rnrics Oid Gotpfpucnt I5ta Coffee ios, ,,.,..
81 a'd f'r .aeiy JeI9 W.FtXIoN q 90
- rishs BISON SALTS Reserved aud ,,, .,,.t.
hi nSpN a MORRISON
ga -fo.h ground sfuiy Flour fs, OBJ, 49,,
WE. '."'l oh haHd iHd .,f sale st tbc oa sts8d
LiRWiN.
LASTS LASISs
III 1NhHiL Nfl's rcr.nppon Iasfs
s8 waa... a. -
-, ,e,.'si &" ne solth Erd Of Narie, eqrare
'' fopD HOWELL
u ,'"N fleo rsws. ~ on b. si.o,iisar. .e s,o
i"f ff'f ~ Hg futIt
COO Lhi- o. Noaas,
4" aa Itslssrss
''..s " -HGsf received srf f.r ssfe o.
ihtai'" btNTEE ]
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

County NJ.
SrrtNorrrip. ~. MaN 70. f-i5.
NcssTs. SANrorr 4 fAHE-Ocuts. take this optoftu-
uity ~ Informing 81 almost rcuark sc Icfif-
med upon me 10y the use ~ nr Wisfars Bai.am 90 Wild
Cherry.
In the year is'0l was taken with an inflammation ~
Tho bowels. which lalurcd under Tor weeks when
gradually recovered In the fail IT sfl attacked
WIN severe cold which seated i,ssf upou iv lungs,
and Tor te srace ~ three years was confined my
ted tried al Kinds al rdicincs and every kind II
medical ard without lcnct. ard thus woafic aiog az.
ui the winter % isii when heard of Wislafs nasani
% Mtd Cherry
My friends rcssnades give u fair trial though
had given up al horcs at recovery and lad PREPARED
mvsef for the change uf another world. Thruugh their
solicitations induced make nee Of She genuine
Nisiar's Balsam ot W IA Cherry. The eject truly
astonishing. AMER FIVE ycars ct Stfc.ion pain and
suffering and after having sfcut four tive hundred
dollars o uo purpose. and The best and cspertahs
physicians had proved unAvaiiug was
enirc health. hY the blessing 90 God and ussof Dr.
Wi-far'- Hsissm ct Wild Cherry.
cnluf inc good health and such l. NV altered
appearance thai am no iongcr Known wi icn mt
former acquaintance. have gained rapidly weight
and flesh o. frm aud solid. ! pow caI a. o. uch
any rerSnn. aud 10y food agree wifh uc 4
hayc - GA more dnfnc thc last months thau had
for I've wears lcforc.
Considering any almost miracle. dccns' r. nr
ccsart or the good al the ell icci. aud dutl
The ffopricofs and M, teloW men ~ lo should Know
whore relief may ie hai io make ths statement piife.
MAY toe hc~sinr of God uf,ou Tire rrunc,nr. r 80
valuable medicine a. Wi.arS Ba'r.mof Wild Chefr,.
louts respectfully
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

LikEINiA.--lN CHANcErV.-At Ru'cs heid la the
'"lAr Office uf zoe Circus Superior Cout, oi Law
.ud 'n"nstry ior tie county cd Oho in the month OF
Isaac ~. Tnuiuhrry. Executor az u,.u p.,,,.h...
''a''Ns Comp'ainaa-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

NVNtsrAV'- B,ts,N"is spld - ~ 80 fer isiftIs ~
l"' De- Cor al. sold n Cincinnati a. thc corrcr of
loufth and Walnut streets. tv . SANFORD A. PARK. a.
geuis ior The West, and by J. ca MBACKEn. Msin ~
Wheeling, Va. oct 4 - ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
BRENTLINGER's APoTEECA,

VI ER CHANTS HOTEL
..tlAbIls sTREET. HaIrINDrr
II W lNlDrH Having .ltI boo tt.-r ......
- ''r''ri 'p tt MErrU fN.T-t rlar a.d
t -. ...',i peer tH n.."'. viI fs Hr.r.. f.
nefs fnd iir purIc rra,ftI.. POI 'd sns.a
W.fHrDsD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

s.hatlah Iuwpluer, Magdt'iuc Pumphrcy Ceorrc
na,iiiI'nn iunprbfct. Eirs' d ruuphrey Is 10 of
hdhsh ium'hc1 deceased. Ctss a tdor Nf--i.ia
NM hr'f infant enid and cir al lew orilr said "
ha'n fnmph't}, deceased Lew iiuu and LIZA his
VIC. Msiista lumIhfcy. Catherine Humphrey and
'fi',inr iumlhct, infant children ul Che ,sid Zscha
Tiah Humphrey, Rsasn Humphrey aud John \ Good
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

Y iEGtNiA.-iN CuAsrEgY.--tt fu'cs hold ir The
'Iorhs office on Circuit Superior Cont of AZ.
August, i-iC " '''''" ''
Kpic BARLOW ,...,.....
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06

when Susan Jones made her appearance, boil,
ing with Indignation and wrath.
"Who do you think was at the party last
night" she said, scarcely waiting to take
breath, and speaking rapidly and almost inco-
herently, while her friend was Hospitality bust
cd in untying her bonnet strings.
Sarah Henwick mentioned dozen persons
by name.
"Oh to be sure-all those Of COURSE" inter-
rupted her friend testify, "but who elsel"
"Not Margaret Warwick"
eyes! Margaret Warwick"
no be concluded in ourneXt.l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06

IN good order, having the standard screw; the
expenses of the company for the year S45 was
SIP.
The First Baltimore. suction engines
three hose carriages; eighteen hundred feet OF
hose all in good order, having the standard
screw; the expenditures of the company for the
year 1916, was $I,595 l6.
The United.-One large Spouting engine
wanting some repairs; two suction engines
both i'll good order; three hose carriages, two
in good order, one imperfect, 900 feet good
riveted hose one fire ladder in good order; the
amount of the company's Indebtedness is about
$500.
The FrGak!in.-One spouting and suction
engine; two hose carriages and about 1000
feet riveted hose with the standard screw; the
apparatus in very good order-the hose in part
is much worn, the company will require new
hose.
The HaShingtOn.- suction engines; three
hose carriages and 500 feet of riveted hose
in good condition, having the standard screw.
The PGtapsCO.-One large spouting engine
with all the modern Improvements, in excel
lent order and condition; one suction engine,
with all the modern Improvements, in excel
lent order and condition; two hose reels, both
in good order; 1000 feet riveted hose in good
order and condition with the usual number of
pipes, torches, spanners, screws, axes, &c. Sc;
the company are not in receipt Of any rents
from property furnished from the funds Of the
corporation; the expenses for the ensuing year
are estimated at $500.
The HoWard-Two suctions in very good
order, one of which has been lately rebuilt;
two hose carriages in very good order; twelve
hundred and eighteen feet Of hose, seven hun
dred feet of which are old hose, and five hun
dred and eighteen feet of v hch are new hose,
having the standard screw with all the neces-
saTy screws, torches, spanners, SC, &c.
The WatChman.-One large suction engine
in first rate order; one large suction in fair or
der; two hose carriages in first rate order; eight
hundred feet Of hose in first rate order, aud
three hundred feet of new hose that will be
finished in two weeks; they are indebted over
twelve hundred dollars.
The Latayette.-TWO suction engines two
reels and 200 feet of hose; one suction engine
in good order; one in very bad order; two reels
in good order and about ] 900 feet Of hose in
good order, the balance in bad condition (hav-
ing the standard screw.)
1Otat.-Spouting engines | |; suction engines
81; hose carriages 40; feet Of hose 20,9lS
The committee having given the condition
of the several companies, as obtained from
their reports, beg leave to offer the following
resolution, making the usual annual appropria-
tons.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06

STRANGE DONGs. A young woman in
Ohio, has lately contracted habit of going
off into trance, in which state she Processes
to be transported to heaven, who re she is sable
to see who have already secured seats, and al
so to see who of those yet in this sinful world
have their names in the Book of Life. Her
name is Funston, and Miss Funston is soaring
some of the Buckeyes, horribly, at her reye-
lations.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06

FREDERIcK HERALD. We notice that Eze-
kel Hughes, Esq, who has conducted this
journal for several years, with considerable a.
biity, has disposed Of the establishment to
Messrs. Turner and Young, who make their
bow 10 the public in u well written address
They have also made several improvements
in tho appearance of the paper The Herald
will continue an advocate of the wing party.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06

n lines or less make square--If an advertisement
4 eds ten lines, the p'ice will he in proportion.
n advertisements are payable at the time of their
Ertion.
1.-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Fspaper, containing all the select matter of the
y, is published every Saturday morning, at this low
L Of 81 per anpum.
f. All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
4pn which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06

The resolutions appropriate S8, 500 for keep
ing in repair the apparatus of the Mechani-
cal, Union, Friendship, Deptford, Liberty, In,
dependent, Vigiant, Columbian, New Market,
First Baltimore Hose, Washington Hose, Pa
tapsco, United, Howard, Watchman and La
fayetts Fire Companies-no one company to
receive moe han $500, and under the usual
conditions, giving the Mayor authority to
withhold the appropriations, when in his
opinion, the peace Of The city and order Of the
company or companies may be preserved
thereby. These resolutions were adopted yes
terday in the First Branch Of the Councils.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06
FREIGHT no FHILADELPHIA.

The Freight Trains OF the
EslEEs5isSssssa % ash Philadelphia, Wilmington and
tSsSsslJ SSLaz4, Baltimore Railroad Company
sHzs- . slazsg3a now running daily Except
Sundays) between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
q3- MERGHANDlZE, &c, will be received at
the depot, corner of President and Fleet ss every
day Except Sundays) until O'Clock, ?. NJ.
{1S- All articles must he accompanied with me
mOrandum, showing the marks, destination Y name
Of censignee-and in all the Freight on Goods
for way places (where agency estahlished) must
be PAID IN advance, otherwise they will moi be sent
dl5-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06
VEGETABLE PILLS.

VEGETABLE PILLS.
FRSHE GENUINE VEGETAB PILLS,
II, AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHGA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. sc. OF all the rene
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints,
the Vegetable Pills have been the most efectual, rs
they have never been known to fail 10 electa peTma-
nent cure They are mild and pleasant 10 take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge OF the most intimate lrlend. These
Pills are put up in square boxes, with fall directions
accompanying each box.
o. For sale by ]. o. s. N. Mccormick, n. Gay.st
(OT.l; e. Wlseman, Light st" opposite Fountain
Inn, and by j. F. Perkins Il Bro, cor. Franklin and
Green's ts
In Washngtnn-hy VI. Delany, cor. /! street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scot, cor. 7th st.
and the Avenue. Price Il d bDX. inl7
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$t-THE AM ERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTl-
RE CLIPPER is furnished 10 subscribers by care
*arriers, at only and quarter cents per week.
BILE to the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
be Clipper will also be sent, by mail, TO distant
cribers, at the rate of -Four Dollars per year, pay
always, in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06

FIRE. The dwellings of John Snyder and
Mr. Combes, at Portsmouth, Va, were con-
sumed by fire on Friday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06

STATE OF AFFAIRS IN MEXICO, The Union
announces that on Saturday the editor had a
conversation with distinguished American,
just returned from Mexico and adds: "Our
informant is persuaded, from what he hears
from the citizens Of Mexico, that Santa Ana
will return 10 Mexico in the month of May,
and that a new revolution is at hand. 1t is said
that Paroles is in favor of placing European
prince (porhaps of Spanish blood) on the
throne, but that he cannot succeed in the en-
terprise; that Santa Ana is strongly opposed to
it, and will prevent it. Rumors are also afloat
derived from the same Mexican source, and
communicated to US by our informant, not in
Office under the United States) that revolu-
tlonary spirit was going OH in the northern
Mexican provinces, encouraged by two dstin-
gushed men, and which might or might not
break out"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06

REMARKABLE CASE or MoNoMANIA. The
Boston Star relates the following remarkable
case of monomana which has recently occurr-
ed in that city.
A clergyman, 4 resident of this neighborhood,
fanced some time since that the daughter Of u
professional gentleman Of this city Ia married
LADY, was his wife, and he claimed her with all
the pertinacity of conviction, until it was found
necessary TO take him to the Asylum at Wor-
cester. He however contrived to escape, but
was found and taken back again. Subsequent
ly his sons, resident in Charleston, wrote to
have him sent to them, that they might take
care of him; which was done.
A short time since, the gentleman received
letter from him, written at Charleston in
which he spoke as his son-n-law, and stated
that he was about to visit the city again, and
would draw upon him for the necessary travel
ling funds. Immediately after, Constable
Capp saw him in the city, and in proceeding
to serve on him, by order of the Court found
him quietly reading, at the Marlborough hotel.
He manifested no surprise, but affirming that
the lady was his wife, lie said he would obey
the order, but failing TO do so, he was arrested
and taken to the Asylum, last Monday. On
his way to Worcester, Constable Clapp asked
him if he really believed the lady was his wife,
lie said no. That he used to think SO, but
that the difficulty now is, she thinks SO and
wants to get him but people will not permit her.
He is an unmarried man, and seems rational
upon all other subjects except this strange fam
cy that he is the husband of another mans wife.
ANEcpoTE. A certain cotton merchant
came TO Gen. jackson and said that his bales
of cotton had been taken for the purpose Of ma
king breast work for the defence of New Or
| leans. He wanted immediate payment or re-
storation, as private property was not to be Ia
ken for public uses without compensation.
ecu. Jackson heard his complaint, and told
him he would do what was right i'll the matter,
and pointed out the course that was proper to be
pursued in such cases. He sent Immediately
for a musket and twenty rounds of cartridges.
The poor fellow hearing this order, did not
know what was going TO become OF him But
;. very soon Gen. Jackson put the musket in ms
hand and said, "stand there, sir, and defend
| your cotton.''
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION. 1t appears there
is no election of Governor or other State Off
GERS by the people. Diman, wing law and or
der candidate for Governor, has plurality o.
10 over Jackson, wing DorTiie, but is defeated
by the scattering votes. He will, however
with the whole law and order ticket for State
officers, be elected by the Legislature, where
/ the wings have majority Of25 on joint ballot