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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22

0J-The Baltimore correspondent of the Boston
Atlas saws that the Hon. Louis MoLAsE has wit
ten home tina; he "exPec;s TO be able to return IN
March next" and that if it should so please the
Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Rosd
COMPANY, he would again resume the Presidency
Of the Company. SO Iit'Ie idea bad he that war
~. 10 take place between England and the United
6aies that he wrote by the last steamer 'nat
would be no difficulty in negotiating loan IN Lon'
don for the money necessary TO complete the nan
Road 10 the Ohio, il the Right OF Way be granted
by Virginia. The correspondent OF the A',s' Is
cautious aud pruden, writer, and issenerailS very
eo,,sc, in The information which ho sends forth to
tho eoun,ry--snd We therefore put muen '''''
by his letter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22
nYvoRcr OF MRS. THOMAS.

The Senate Of Virginia has gwen It's assent to tue
BYl Of the House OF Delegates disoreing Mrs. D
C.P. TaomAs from hsr husband, fRAscis ihoh-
A. and changing her name TO Miss D. u r. NC
pow,.t. Thus has the Legislature OF he: native
Stale promptly asd honorably INDICATED hei '''no'
cencs and character (ss lar as il coaid) from sps
foul charges of oOe of the blackes'-hsaried hs0e'
an human shape upon the face Of the eaith'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22

e5-We are much pleased TO see that 1.-The Small
Note Bili'' has passed the House Of Delegates by
decisive majority. We hope most sincerely tho
Senate viii place obstacles in the way OF the
passage OF this mich needed bill, and that we shall
soon be in possession of Smal-Note currency OF
our own instead of being annoyed with the trash of
all The surrounding Suites.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22
ELECTIONS, &C.
GEORGIA,


GroReE w Towns, L. F., has been elected to
Congress from the Sd District in Georgia, by a
majority OF 400 over EDWARD BABER, w.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Ths Official vote at the seventh trial to elect a
Member of Congress in the 9th District is as fol-
lows:-HALE, (w) ,I35; PIERCE, (LF) 800;
wHxiros, (Ab.) 500; Scattering 1872. Hale's
ssis from previou, trial, ia. February Cd has
been appointed for anothes trial.
LOUISIANA.
EMILE La SERs (L.F } has been elected from
she New Orleans District to supply the vacancy in
Congress occssoned by the appointment OF Mr.
Shdell Minister TO Mexico.
CONNECTICUT.
The Wing State Convention OF Connecticut as
sembled at New Haven on the 9TH inst, nomina-
ted CLARK BrssyLL for Governor, CHAs j. Nc
CuRpY for 1t. Governor, DR., JoHs ROBERT
son for Secretary of State, JosEPH B. GILBERT io'
Treasurer. and ABlJ,H CATIIN Tor Comptroller
They will all doubtless be elected.
INDIANA.
The Loco Foeo State Convention on the 9th INST
nominated Hon. JAMES WHrTcoMB (he inc"mben')
for Governor, and PARRISH c. GARpSER for 1t
Governor. The Wings mean TO give them strong
fsh, sAa we hope signal defeat.
TEXAS.
The election in the State Of roxas has resulted
in the election Of Gen ]. p IENprRsoS Govern
or, and Of Maj. A. c. HoRToS Lieut. 1oNe''o'
There we've seventy i've Members elected to the
Icrisl,ure--sixt, of whom are said to be Houston
Loco Eoeos-so of course Gen. HoUsToN VIII be
elected U. S senotor himself and have the power
Of debating his colleague. not yet ascertain
ed who a:e elected to Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22

The CANAL.-The contractors for the
completion Of the Canal paid the regular
monthly estimate on Friday last.
Wherever practicable, work has been
resumed on the different sections. Messrs.
Day aud McCulIoh are vigorousl., enga-
ged at the Tunnel. When the season be-
comes favorable the entire unfinished
portion OF the work will be crowded with
laborers. - Cumberland CtvilGn, Jan. Is.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22
gHE GAz1EgEe
MARTINSBURG, VIRGINIA.

THURSDAY, JANUARY p, 1916.
sN@~~@<~y~~~~~~~~ ~.>4~N@%~~~
Published every THURSDAY MORNING
Al $500 i'm advance, $3.50 within str
months, and S3,0O at the end Of the year.
>~~~~~~~~~~>-Ds>> ~ >>>>1rS>~~~ ~
ouL1he Mails South o. Washington have failed,
and We are consequently without the letter Of our
Richmond Correspondent this week--ss well as
the late papers from Richmond. Our last dates
left the Legislature at work upon the subject OF
Internal Improvements. The prospects Of the
Potomac and Ohio Rail Road for the right Of way
70 Parkersbutg, begin TO brighten. i j. also
thought, that the Bill incorporating the Richmond
and Ohio Rail Road Company, viii pass The Hoose
Of Delegates but is fate 10 The Senate is doubtful
We shall soor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22

Ds-We ask the attention of the reader TO the
interesting article on the FIRST page Of days ps-
per Of our talented correspondent, Aldnzo, de.
.criptive Of montpelier" The residence OF the
late Fx-Presdenr, James Madison. We~ecome
.Alonzov TO our celumns--%e hope be will favor
us again before long.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22

90 The House of Delegates re-considersd the
Bill for incorporating the Southwestern Turn
pike Company" which was rejected seine weeks
since, and have now passed Act of incoIpora-
ton. IL is presumed the Stale will concur. This
Throughout, the whole Southwestern portion Of
the State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22
THE "snRvANrv--Nor THE MAN.

Last week we copied an aricle from the Win
chester virginisn upon "Mad. Dogs" which, by
the unintentionsl omission of the word Servant, /"
was made 10 convey the impression that the Rev.
Mr. Boyd, himself was bitten. 1t was his Ser
want that was btten--not himself
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22

fry-Tbe Hon HEsgY BEpisogR will accept ouf
thanks for valuable Congressional document.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-22
LOUISIANA.

EMILE La SERE (L.F } has been elected from
.he New Orleans District to supply the vacancy IN
Congress occssioued by the appointment OF MI
Sidel Minister to Mexico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
lotteries.
STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH soURTeESTH STREET.
I.a' all ths wono the, can

u, .n,ns wena the, can.
r9r selling Primes. srs.rros. the ulan,
GREAT LUCK.
Fly ono cspit's No Prhesl sold snd paid by s,,,,
ton since the goth December ts the 3ist January
Dn-- No. ~ Lsr.,ufs Lottery. Gas. B-P.b.y Io.h.
% ~ ~ "a ~ GO &c IS CT 10 IS II "a ~
sr Nos 81 - 's-~o p'irs, Lottery oil ana
'" n, srRATrON.
50 q 30 Is a 81 - 80 a 20 9 IS
Ticket No. IS ~ THE. more pt,-. in one Lottery
~" so.. ~ 81 mixing Eve sod n day
10 Nos - ~ IS )by srRArToN.
Drawn No. Of AsIandra Lottery. Erra 3t-Feb son:
Il III 10 CO SO II % IS Sc 81 G. 20 n
$4,000. 5000
nonday-Leetburrs Capitals $4,000 sooo 1850 10 Of
IS. " ~ suAi''''
$4,000. 5000.
Ioe.dsy-AeIandris 90 EI- capia- 10000 sooo $500
aooo 10 of 1900 10 1000 de rs No, NJ
whole, u: halves SO. auarer-i IS
5000, $500.
w-dneray-AleIandrs 81, Ezra. Cspa % ooo $500 If
Use. ~ '' =" 'aAi'e"
s25.ooo. 1900.
nur.asy-AeIa.dris. a. Ertrs. Capitals: saso oo 1900
"h@es 70 halves 4; quartena.
IS 900, 1900.
- 'ncr-hooonraIs, o. Capitals 5000. 1900 1000 Ae &C
% No' IL drawn whoiss o. rs. hslve. o. qn u en-.
$1,000. 1880.
sanieay-hleIsndra HIta. So Capnas q oon 9oss Of
IS; quarters 62. - ~
$4,000. 10000
Monday sonins-AeIaniria 'as- Capitals $4,000 go 900
10000 5000 aoos. SO Of Of 500 dc "a No. n
"hoi-s VIZ; halves6 qts }, ekhis so.
Buyer my si OF rr1., which are
- me oee' as proof OF What has been and every
continues to increase the number sod paid BY us
W order. Tor packages esrt6eAs The abo,.
schemes and in all Lceres vii he promptly at< pded To- and
drawing sent when requested.
Pleas ,ddres. orders to n. sTRArroS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

sy Williams a anaan
COFFEE, SCGARS, MOLANNES, BACON. Sc.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING merit 2sth ia,t a, no, OIL.
VIII be sold IN front Of our auction store
Prime nuseovl Sugar.
Prime West India Mol.s,s.
Prime Sugar House d.
Prime crop Core-
Prime do CUBA
Prime oil yellow lava DO
odd Mononrahea whisssy
Oh Rye Whi.ksy
Pure Cider Baudy
Cognae Brandy Otard Dupur q @.
New Englani Rum
Baltimore CUrJd Bacon Ham,
DO do do side.
10 d. Shoulders
Prime Mountain Butter
Goshen an Pipe Apo Ch.e..
Gunpo~eer Tea in paekares
Sole leather s;Auped damaged"
M.sons superior Chal-nge BIaekins
Nery superior Indigo n keg.
Ertra add Panty soap
No Norh Car0Inl IIerri,z.
TERMs-Under siOo cash, over sVs month, er.d %, ,
proved paper. ~ " ~
80 WILLTAMS 4 HANALI. Anrt.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
EVENING SESSION.

The discussion the Bill providing for the extension of
the jurisdiction OF Justices continued Mr. Sc on
posing Mossfs WADE, CowAS aud LaSlLE supporting
The vote being taken, the Bill rejected by the follow
ing
ArE.-Messrs w Il D Gusts, Camden Miller, Thomp
son OF ID Hall OF f., Carson, Leake, Walker Edmunds
stovsl, llieu, Thompson OF Hampshire, Flowers God
win, Duff. Taylor, Clayton Psrriou, Adams, Wade Nil
ehael, Middleton, Edgnsion, Taum HIner. Laner Fair
Tax, Dey M'Denrmon, Bra~ner, Long, Pnchard, Martz
Cowan, Fueac, Denison Stekley, Tale, freeman, Hall
Of T., Laird, West-42.
Nop-Nlessrs Goodc tSpeakerl. Southsr Brown of
Alternate, Lsyne. Hayie, Powell Baldwin, Massie Bur
wel Mitchell, Boak, Campbell, Thompson Botetourt
Bocoek, Toer, Fox, Dickinson OF Caroline, Lacy Caring
ton, Winirse, Broadus, Hobson, Chisman, Scott Su-
man, Street, Saunders, Pendeton, Jones' Brown Of II ,
Lee. M'Rae, W""iton, Towner Patrick. Wallace Gaine.
Robinson, Gresham. Goare, M'lnyre, Gordon, Bagley,
Banks, Shepard, Hamilton, Edmyndson. KIby WnIt,
Oliver, MPherson, TunsiAil. Cooke Daniel Strother
Lyons Cold Harper, Holiday, Chnn, Rice, Neal Lett
wlcA-Cl.
On motion Of Mr.. LiSrs, the House adj urned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
Hy Kent ISrnaaII a Atwaicr.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. gam inst commencing at 10 o,le. A N ..
e-- We viii sell Ih- lItey oeeup.d M Dn,o, 49,.
n Co. without limit and ha ,s,on. y,
fresh Dry Goods for the eoa..in. IN
Fine and Sspsrhn- Irish Linen.
White C=mbrie., Swiss Muslin.
Lace striped snd Check Nu Ilns
Gnehams Apron CHECK.
fhns Of new and Ia bdsom ty,es
Clohs. Csssiner.s and vernxs
Russis Diapers Pa per Ca mbries
Cord Cambres, Psrasoh
sb ard Cotton Hdkf.
aouseanes ard csshmeres
Rich Bazorinss
Cotton Hosiery, Cloves su.pendsu
rantaoon sUGL Csrpeungs
i'n-a Da"'asss, Tabl. Covers and Napht,.
Linen Cambria ard Lawn IIdss
6ents Searf. and Cravlts assorted
Zap Laees. Nets and tn-eTtinR.
Neefir Work Collars and Aptoa.
Paint THREADS. Sewing siss
Nhie Cord Spool oinn, he
Abo the entire r,ock a Retail s,o,. ,r.,..,.
ri-ty-wnh which the sale commence.
To which WILDE sdted. IS bales Brown sb,.iox.
20 TERMS
to "a KENT, KENDALL 4 ArwkTEP Au,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
NOTICE.

THE subscribers have entered into Copar,ns,.
ship under the firm OF Gubbs Apper,ou for the Du,o.
OF Conducting the APoheeay and Drug and ,t,n
the house formerly occupied by p Ad,e L Co No an
Main s. 49, ''0- Si'
Ihey intend keeping at all times assortment Of Ds. Md,
eins rants ous Dye sud &c. from th.i, Ga
ano tse pnhh generally Both Of having brought
Up 70 he business anc having been number
years IN this CITY hope by close business. 10 .,
share Of patronage. ~ A
one or both OF swim be found all attend in p.r.n
10 puing up such orders from me-,
and others Particular attention viii paid to putting
up sHeh prescriptions As may be sent tn house.
-. PETER w. GRUBBs
tp X. w. APPERSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
REMOVAL,

HAVE removed my store from Cary street to
east side OMAN No loOa below the JeweIry .or,
p'eheh Iyer aud Gr'ety u M.r.
Puiney Watts and Hubbard Gardner A Carton Nv oil 80,
ana eI'omers are desired plonsre and N.
Puone esnery 10 give me call effort my part shall Re
wanting 10 give ais aeuon Ny our The pubI
general COMMISSION MERCHANT allxnloa Viz
DC psI 20 INC sAe o. al Kinds Of country produce.
2S-iaberai advances m-de on all eonsignm-Dt.
IA 2s-u IOus ,,-oyn,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
ATWATER, GOULD y CO.,

'tftttf
a hh now receiving their Spring Importations
OF British and German Dry Goods-also OF French CO.
nne and extra me French Cloths CAees Doe SANS an
Sin, ami summer VesunFs. "'
laps and Sack Driings- 80
Hosiery IN variety.
Mems Wear-Many styles Wool Cotto, and
together with goo packages American Coos
Their stock has been selected 10 the yirvin
these markets. -' S--
r. 2-lmckImc ArwaTPp corr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

n
& BuRRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE, South i4ih
street kicHMo!ND. p.4.-something brilliant
~ 'he why OF Lotteries for tbi. Week!
hen comes that Crand ard Magnificent Lottery FOR
w, consolidated Of Dthware and Georgia $4,000
hIns iSooO 100 o. looo,-Grand Consolidated Lottery
10 - 10 be drawn on Saturday. February 2i. 1870 7s
nos, 70 erswn Grand Capital. Doa. IS 500 Of
'SOe OF SoOo NJ s3s4 I6o Of 1000. Ticket. Ie Dol
ans h-Ves o. quarters 3 wbo.s SI.1 40
20 halves III 20. &c quarters Is s5 -
The old Style Lottery!
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL
Lowest No PrE 600 and % AVN NJ, s7oo
Grand Con'odIted Lottery, ClOs to be drawp AZ VIII
Grant Capital. Dollar. ~ coo AVS soos - ssao
o 1900 Of 1850 100 lowest number prize.
% ioV, &c &C Tekts Is Dollars. havrs quarters T.
- quarters 90 - ' 80
W Persons s-nfns for Tickets the above r,er,
shouts b mind BURkUss ALIuesv Prtz. t1srs d.
place to come OF sead TO- If they Capitals.
CICERO BURRUsS
nc 10 Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
TO nANlFACTURERs.
FALLSBURG MILLS
FOR SALE

VIE advertiser proposes to sell, for manuflc-
turE purposes hrs property in Buekingh, County Va
a. ihLL-buRG MILLS IL substantially
built Buck Mill hy square and four stone, birh b., ~
$50 % zoe h Lot four other brick bunr
lot me families Of oPeayes Attached pro ,ef.
V here are $50 Of rood Farming Land which " BE- .d
IN Inn with the buildings Desired. -psra;ey
iloN.-Ihe property above described 90 miles
rom the city OF Richmond
mere can De obtained along with said wat-rpower
eeh' 70 carry on numter Of add;onas Factories The
'anal 70 asn within short distance FaIsbug N, thoprh
~h,ah channel the Richmond market u easily
mere are no hanuseiores Of CotoH Wool tbs section
OF country Immediately vicinity rar NJ,
ment of Factories.
The Ofthe property would be willing to take M
r portion Of Stock in Company formed for
moderate. ~ - '
% Asdr-ss THOMAS NJ. BoSDURAST TIE owner Bu.tins
mond Wig. ~ ~
January If
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

ny Dunlop, ,Goncure & 60.
Cargo sale of sugar AN ToIa,.e..
Oh Tuesday morning February oath, at 10
~ O'Clock IN front OF our will .eii
~ hkds o sugar, represented to be prime
ioJ so MNlas.r quality now landing FINN brir
John Lancaster from New Orleans.
To which will be added:
~ hhds o Sugar
SO bags MaraeaiDO C:f-e, sundry consignment,
WEBB, BACON co.
sale conducted BY DrSLor No<cuar L 60 Aucts f.9a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
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nTsrnnt- trt..,D..


o''OSiie EAChANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE
c,rtte o.. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ElJS Iickots IN ail Lotteries under IN. r,,,,..,,.,
- 81 ) t.. |sssoET & Co. on the same term, ,ba,
'hey are 'od Al the Manager Office.
s5o.oOo 10000. 10. 900,
CO., 20 sius,. r.hu.y 2sth Ists. ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
LAS 10 " will '' s. :. Hr,.ss' . g;G
' 20 600 P'Hs OF 's.o.s
100 's s"S 100 = 500
r'Is'. ss; iiA"s. 9: ouars. 5. Essin. / So
oe"G a., e. OF Packages Of - wnos. siso 90
DO o. 20 au.r'r, 90 %
orss foe Tickets shsr-. c.rnea,.. OF Package,
everJ day IN thu week. enclosing e.,h or pr- ,r.s. ~
M ponp; attention. and account Of each
-, IF. F. WORD.
Richmond. Va.
G. GREGORY 81 CO., MANAGERS. No.
y ioi Main Street. Richmond Va.
ss5.aSi! 49,
$4,000 DOLLARS!
o. solo, 90 rriIc: Of 900 10000, sro.oooi
O. 10 he February sHth ists AieIand Loasy.
MAGNIFICENT scBEMEi
, pine s3o.ooo prIe Of sass,
10000 100 Soc
5.OoO 100 aoo
35oo Ae q.
rs No. Louery-i3 Drawn Rano..
.ssss tif; Halve.e oHat,r }; Eighth. so.
's'u me- OF Packages OF 20 who'ss $3.50 90
Do DO: Do DO 90 90 e.s".t., % 90
w. 20 Eshihs. 30 90
above Splendid Loey receive The o-t pronp, s,sn a.
49, o. 'he Drawing will be sent when requested who
C. GREGORY co. Managers
Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

The wings OF Hanover county requested TO meet OF
their Court House. on the first day Of the February term Of
their County Court Ia select candidate from their party
for the election to be held OF the county
next April. MANY WINGS
" Other Wing papers will copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

subscriber has this day formed Coaanershrp with Mr.
l. hoSsoE W. JosEs Buckingham County Tss L,.,n.-
Will in future be conducted rm Of Dibre lone,
will make liberal advances produce in hand once In fo,,
buih3nE Of Shoekoe Warehouse r. "a T. nIRpFfI
Enquirer requested n copy - o., -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
LATEST NEWS.
Correspondence Of tn. B.l,imor. American.

WAsmSoros, Feb. 30.
The Senate was not in session to-day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The bill providing that members shall not reesve mile
sgo for constructive journeys taken up and passed;
ayes l50 nays 10.
The House then devoted tho remainder Of tho sitting
TO Private Bills, of which, however, was passed.
The House adjourned At an early hour
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

AIDES WHOLE AND HALF CATER
BooTs-Just received handsome assortment of IN. above
IA 80. 80 W"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-15

ter, in London. The monster WHITE BEAR, from
the Royal Gardens in Paris-tOgether with twelve
large wagon loads of Animals, will be added to the
Menagerie at Baltimore. The performance of Mr.
PIERCE with the Animals is of a superior kind.
n}-TO THE PUBLIC, There is study, that
is more important to the youth OF rising generation,
to adult age, than that OF Natural History 1t
teaches his superiority over the brute creation,
ana creates in his bosom knowledge of the wisdom
and goodness, and omniptesence of Supreme and
All-Wse Creator. 1t also teaches him how entirely
dependent he is on the providence OF God; tclevates
his character, and fits him for the discharge of the
nOber duties of life.
In the beginning of the world, as we are taught by
the Holy Scriptures, God said unto man, Sand to
every beast of the EARTH and 10 every fowl of the air,
and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth,
wherein there is life surrender TO thy control; and
thou shalt have dominion over the fish Of the sea- and
the fowls of the air. and every thing that mOveth
upon the earth, shalt thou have dominion"
When this power and dominion was given by the
Almighty to man, ii was Intended, by his Wisdom,
that he, unto whom he had confded so much, should
become acquainted and familiar with the subjects
over which he should exercise his rule. Hence it be-
came necessary that man should study the history Of
animated nature, make himself master of science
which his own happiness depended, and which,
when developed, could not fail to advance the great
causes of civilization and learning.
SO fully all this appreciated, in the early stages
of civilization religion and light that the early found
ers of Christianity in Europe and England, collected
immense menagCTes to which they introduced their
children, and taught them that all animated nature
proved the existence of that God, whose gospel they
taught, and whose law was paramount to all others
and must be oheyed.
We read that st. Augustn, soon after he establish
ed hmsefat Canterbury, and there reared the bless
ed cross collected from all the remote nations of tie
earth that were accessible specimens of the ANNA
world and taught his monks that the study of natura
history was not only essential to intelligence
but TO the propagation of Religion itself.
In recent times, all of the enlightened states
af Europe, in obedience to the commands of their
sovereigns have, vast labor and expense establish
ed Institutes, made up of the animal world for the
purpose of aiding the propagation and advancement
of science and useful knowledge. England, France,
Italy, Germany, in fact all modern Europe have for
centuries back, paid unremittng attention to this sub
National Historical Institutes is regarded as on that
backward course that leads, in the end, to semi bar
baric Ignorance and folly. mll-lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-15

] ANOTHER LIFE SAVED by the use of DR..
4 AIRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. The
rtRg certificate is from the wife of MIR. Enoch
1 a very respectable farmer in Oxford co. Maine,
IAn be relied upon as true in every particular
Il not solicited, but given by the lady, from a
bf duty, feeling IN at she owed the preservation
life to DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
II RUNFoRD, Oxford co, Me-, July %, l9I5.
ii may certify that have for a number of years
ieverely afflicted with the asthma. In October,
l took violent cold, which produced a ve'y
i cough, which was accompanied with severe
IN my side, and sweat profusely at night
!. bad symptoms continued, until was so much
| d that was unable to do any work abOut the
or even walk across the room without a sst-
|. In July, 1874, was so afflicted with shortness
I TIL, such great difficulty in breathing, and in
Evere pain, that was unable to lie in bed or
tpr three weeks. One physician who attended
ID another who was consulted, both gave me up
i-said theycOuld do no more for me. My friends
led of my life. | had no nope myself then
tnced taking DR.. Wistar's Basam of Wild
Il. Before | had taken one bottle, was able to
atil had taken four bottles, and NOW AM
y, free from pain, little or no cough, do my own
keep no help, and have not enjoyed better health
Pen years. Signed, RELIANCE PERRY,
land and for sale by
4 STABLER s. CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
l, by George X. Tyler, 40 e. Baltimore street;
T. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
1nsOn, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F.
IS s. Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
i D. Stansbury, 81 Tnames-st; Elisha II. Per
sbrner Market and Green-sts. George II. Keerl,
~ Baltimore street; n. n, Robinson, So North
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EUTAV uOUSE
Corner of Eutap and Baltimore Streets.

Corner of Eutdw and Baltimore Streets.
JACKSON CRANSTON, PROPRIETORS.
EENH h under, gHed beg leave to inform the public
u that they have leased the above extensive and
well known Hotel, which during the last two months
has undergone thorough renovation and refurnsh-
ing, rendering it now unsurpassed by any Hotel in
the country for elegance and comfort. Its situation
is high and healthy, commanding fine view of the
city, and convenient TO the places of business and
pleasure The PROJECTORS fatter themselves that
their well known connection with the first hotels in
the Union, amply qualities them for the satisfactory
discharge of their duties, and respectfully solicit pa
tronage. II. F. JACKSON,
Late Ofthe AstOr House, New York.
II. CRANSTON,
Ofthe Pavilion, Rockawav, l.. I.
N. B.-Coaches will be in readiness at the dep0ts
and landings to convey passengers and baggage free
of charge to the House.
The Pavilion at RockawaY will be opened as usual
on the LIST of July by NJ. Cranson. MI eOdl M