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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
nOKNBROOK d DILLON.
PIGMRfl


CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
MAST SIDE MARKET ST.. a few A.. no.
~ h,w The Post Once have supplied ,bcm
selves win new and large engine utrI other a,.
lures iof Their business IA superur ,Iyle and n A.,
'e' ihenIselves thai Win ten years EXPERIENCES
they viii he able 10 Tenler The most perfect salts.
faction
They carry un the House and STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING in all rs branches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPF.
by arrangements with The manufactures. we
have received and will be constantly receivine
and prepared ia supply The sLoye pipe " hoIe.aJ,
snd feisl. Of the best quality. and as low US IL can
be hid ~ the county.
They have constantly on .dnd Hydrauis N
various description, hautrs' Kettles. water Gins
els, bath tub, hot and cold shower baths 70.
forts Tor bicschIng, chemical apparatus lead
ccffns, patent hath pumps, lead pipes of ali siz
IS, sheet lead ol any thIckuCss aud worked up
10 any manner OF lGtm.
Water conducted lhioJgh lcaIep mines from
springs 10 dwelling houses ~ the countfv
SnperiuT pumps Tor country wells. steam En-
gineS &c. &C.
An orders thankfully received and pnnctp
ally attended 10.
STEAM POWER.
For manulsciailng purposes can be supplied
90 several descriptions Of mechanics "a tho
~ STORY OF then building or on the stonnd
h0uf a. very moderate rent.
Wheeling Anni q. &c
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STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS.
NJ ENDEB 81 HARBOUR
AND CARPET WARE ROOMS
No. ffg. MAIN sTHTgJ VvUprf ~, -,

"
rE1hbf keep constantly on hand A very c,,.,,,.. .
= -oflment % superior Mahogany. French and f!res
sl's hockinE hsrs. sofas, Pier and CsFd TahIes
messing Bureaus, ncdsicsds. Toiet Stands srsstei .
80 tnlshef Wuh every other article 81 the latest sttle
.H..f fd Furniture eyer Offered in This sify
'i snd Mahogany Framed foot ing f,lss.es ~ sy.,.
ta..,} ana pfrc Looking glsrs Plate 81 III sizes
v'Ns, ava fictnfe Ffames hand and made IT, f,a..
-. F"i.i.fl ware, consisting Of fcafher Iiels go,t
enc fiisfs Hair cotton, iiusk Spying and SEQ,
's..'s' blankeis, Quits Comforts Gsrtiuy Ri
.o' 'fa.s Mats uf a kinds Orgtiar wits, over, sl
ailcIe 90 Upholstery Warc on hand ana ma, ~ i
cnhian ard ssi Window Binds Window sb,ds'. =,
49,. 'l sla color ~ Of which viii b. sold 81 tery
~" Fiees, and warranted ~ the test otalitv A. a.
a. tienl snefrf, llsr Cloth Nsrntsh Spanish A.
~, any hnoi~t sand Paper, Locks Hinges Cs-fe,s
fash. "" ~" 500 NV, fof
ll Steam hoais furnished with every Article ~ "a,
"'."ts I" .hoH notice, and on The very frsf terms
N III connection with she shove W. h,,s 49,, -
y ard noei splendid s-sornen on Carrrts r.. ~,
tn taiie 'pfcff, a.. a. ever Offered III thf- -, .
w "i which WI ~ sod cheaper Than bss ever 49,, ~
June -
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w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
PA TENTED IS43.
RILEY,S PATENT OINTNEyV
N,r d. "EH u.

1N DE- DEAF
TENHE Following certificates aTe presented go
- The public. VIII oh places beyond a doubt the
curative qualities OF this remedy:
Plea ant Valley, Madison CO O. Jan 25, rs.
WIN Wiltshire Riley ST.: Nv wife hay
ING heen afflicted with that most Distressing of I'M
man complaints. The Piles. nearly eight year, with
'"' receiving any relief from The besi physicians.
was indnced Ia Try The viune Of your Justly cefe.
nfaied Pile OHHnent. rs recommended by ,nnt
"geni MIR James T. lInger, and she was enlireI,
renewed by the use of one boIIle, and her gereral
healih. whch had been bad Gr the last seven ear.
was completely te,iored. enu therefore Chez.
inliy recommend RIleys Pile Ointment 10 all De,.
soi's Ifopbod With that painful disease.
WILL IAN NJ CUNE.
] rernfy that have been afflicted severely ,,,tI
The Ii'es l"r The lost two years. and after using
various remedies uuhpuI obtaining relief { y, a.
induced 20 Try R''nys ceIebiaIeJ OniiuctI Tor the
rules snd obtained speedy relief, aud therefore
confidently recommend u Ia those afflicted with
Tins painful disease. AMOS S RAMSEY
Columbus o. Oct 10. ~
CAuFION--NuHc genuine nuless maintained
ny We Pa'eHiees Pui up 10 Jhials made expressly
Io' Use purpose, leHerrd and sealed wnh an ensr
we'd seal-wfh Rileys Ointment fof Piles; pa,r,,,.
ed January, le4f' stamped 0ppn the cnrk, aud
'nVel"pcd; with splendid engraved wrapper.
signed by tie P.tentoc.
u. All letter. must hr directed IN
MessIs DAVIS e. WILMER Columbus.
General agents JOe TIE Hsa,
fOf sale wholesale and reIsh by
80 JAMES BAKER. wheeling Va.
KIDD A. co Paisiureh. Pa
JANIS CLASCOE a. co Cincinnati
may % ly
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CCONDIONS- fesf lot NJ .sy,. ,o,,.
a"d sngle.keysd Aecsriions io.f ,ees,,,d
N"hn' et1mUn end 1aiszi head Guitar, go, :,
f"l IVORY upi flutes from 10 kets A 49,,
'vrp'y 81 Cfawley's CO lebrsted DIN eyed Neil.
ehnfls nod BciweeBs 81 on siz.s A Is,eo n, !,
,,uift'f FRICTION Ma'che- ~ hand w The 0,,s. -,
'"h'" ie~ WilloW Wssous Wnh geps,,l -
'''''n''' ~ '''ey good', % small sd,sn,e on
+'F j'el MkilOR uni.p.i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

t0HHiesi0sEF's OrrtrF. 1niF d.. iefG.
wv interested ere hefeig nuifed the shall
esnq ne sccouni ordered ~ he sad decree Hy once
he lhy ~ w ieeng said county. Ere ~ I'd day nf
ingss, iHlb sud iie she said frrflid ~
i"ouis frcd nosaed prove fls fisifs tefofo ~
= ~ iaec Aforesaid 80 tspfe fie fst asf az scrtsol
tef. isiG JAMIE A 40 AHE 81
.. %. iy ltd toauiissioncf
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CUANCERY SALE
LOTS IN MIDpi'F VHFFttvc


LOTS IN MIDDLE WHEELING
H)UkSUANI 10 ibe decree pfon,nloc.I -, a..
SUI 10 Chnnccry on the I'm Do, OF Januor,
William D Dean Is Complainant
AND
John Gtchfsl, Wiom COfIil and oihe,. are ID.
|esdGaia
The shr,'G Of Ohio county acting o. rommi..on
~ under said decree Will cf Tor sale ~ the len,
dior 81 The conn huse Of said county of Ohm, "a.
Saturday ihe 2O,h day ~ June 1916 Las ,um.
bsfed Two huhdfrd and SIX. one hmdfed aid ,ye
one hnnafed and thirty eight. ono hundred and
ipfiy seven one hundred d larty nine anil lhifr,
W.. (2o6l ti0D 1880 u47) U49) 1927 snuare ~
That par IT Middle Wbe,huq. (nu,y psrf Of The
''ly ~ Wheclingl lad 20 by Nuah Zine John Faw
''n and oihefs. % many ~ such pnrs thereof a.
'''l ne Necessary lo sniisty The debt, interest aud
'.Hls. dfrieed The cDm flainaui 90 The cause
d. BiiS-Ten per rent ~ The rnfei a.e mor.,
10 Iaih 20 cash. afd he residue thereof io f,,c,
equal inyments atsit. twelve aud eiebtesn ,og,,I.
ifoin he dsy Of salc. ne putchn.er or pprcb,.s,.
giving lnlds with good security. besr,1e io,,,..,
ifpm ne day q sale.
JOHN EoFF T.,
my WOODS. = OC.
The sale - ihe Above properly Is p,.tp..p,s ,,,,
Sp'nfssy no Ct 10y If Aur1-t. Isi6 in1ti
AbIECE GOODs-Jn.i fsceWrs b,
n TALLANf 4 DEIAPLAIN.
New Wholesale Wm,house.
fs~ pieces Ca'a,y P,inD.
Case urh iaucv DO very low.
lew risess Gns Ea'lslon Cinahams
hshchcsief 0use hamt
= large loi BieschtJ GolIs.
ALO oN usSp
i'2hl tfenff Cusnmrfos. Fine Linen Df,flior.
snd cher goods .uisbe lof rihof. ir,le
up Fa'ns.'- a"d sno Shades le23-A,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
CEIEAPElAT CAP STORE,
ELIAS EDMONDs.

Together with fcnerS lnssnrtnent of Hat 81 ewes
~ de'cfiP'"n. Hat Case., DC. Persons wishing o.
purchase ihe above articles respectfully invited
10 give him n call m tho ruom nrmcrly occupied
hy J'hn w Berry. n Cerdare S'oro. dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
TRANsyLVANIA uNryERsITY-
PATENT LARD LAMPS

-. CLEAR LIGHf AND MORE or IT.
hNNE jnst received beautiful assortment Of Lard
= LAMPS, 10 which the attention OF the citizens on
w hecins and is vicinity respectfully soeiied The
Lg - inal TO the hest sperm OIL entirely free fon,
smoke o smell aud cost less than half the pficc neyn
otl. - f''eN " 'i~'"'
am now prepared 10 supply the public with Parlor
suspension OF side Lamps; also Globes Chlmneys AMI
lamp Wioks all for safe al No. $50 Main street Wheel
'"s De@I A. %. f-iIRcIIILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
MRS. NJ. ,. KEATrNG.

FRuirkRER AND CONFECTIONERY p
II AZ just received splendid a the ,e
- fefcnt kinds, 10 vii: ....r
5 Boxes splendid fresh Oranges.
: Roxcs do Lemons
& Dozen splendid fresh Pine Apples afN
A fine lot OF Fresh Cocoa Nuts,
~ drums eNtra fine Figs
Z drums Ra-ius .
3hoNcs Blue Band do ~ N
\ large keg splendid fresh TNnerinds
I DOZEN lars fresh Pruues
large Neg fresh Currsnts
= boxes tlonn's Peach Leaf Tobacco
q lars fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
I rail splendid Dates
s-hoxes extra fine Red and White Rock Candy
4 large frail Fresh san Sheied Almonds
A large Tot OF all the various kinds Of Nuts f.a
\ fine Of Regaa, Cas>dore Principe and Havana OF.
gar-
A kes OF Diniuth. Lancaster Rarpec snuH
Together wth senefa assortment Of the first quality
Of Con mention, all OF which
she will Wholesale retail her Monroe Il
opposite the Msrchants' and Mechanics Bank. jec3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

DARE AND HOGE.
MASVFAcrURERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
HATS. caps AND FURS.
CHioH ST., South End Of Market Square.
WHEELING. VA
AVE always on hand, and make 10 order IN
n n Tho most fashionable aud snperior style.
nne N" ] Beaver Hats Fine M I Silk
~ N" do d. No = do
- NO ! hnss'n DO No Conry
10 No Cashmere Do No Musk
S''"s rue cl"h Caps Gents Silk Velvet
i""'hs 90 81" Infants do
Gems Silk Glazed do Plain and Far trimmed If
i",'"s pi"Hed do every description
i"'y l"''e me aUetiion oi Merchants through
The cuuRiry Ihcir establishment M tIev r.. mn,
10 he surpassed IN quairy II masu,,ctu,. ar
'heapnc's OF price by any house the West
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
BARGAINS- RARGAINg

RtlN' arictmincd 20 reduce our soek q. t,,. -
= ls.-i1c iftofe pufchssinr our fan CO.'S ,,c - fr
V'is ana NIufs pH tff rse pine rls sf r,t,et,.i
UT" ffift Z ti end .ff pnni sH come 81 ono, '''}
t't NGI.WANk NtNtfyfr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
"REMINISCENCES
PANACEA!
THE GREAT REMEDY,
APPROVED BY THE FACIJLTY


APPROVED BY THE FACULTY,
For Coughs, colds. asthma, Bronchitis, con
sumption, OHd all other affections Of the
Bronchial tubes.
DREPARED entirely from the Ginseng. and
u warranted To eoniso no preparation Of Anu.
Inony, Merccrv or Opum
MORE THAN 5000 HAVE BEEN soLD AT RrrAtL IN
Tnk CRY OF ciNciNSArI ALONE, Within TnE
LAST FUUR MONTHS. EyERY cAsE wtrn
THE MOST rEEFLor SUBTRACTION TO IrIE PA,
TENTS
The Ginseng Panacea IL how ordered by phVsi
cians If the Gfsi Tespeciabiuy IN their regular
practice. and Ils claim to he considered The only
article ever discovered capable OF speedily aud
permanently allaying bronchial irritation which "A
'ee sole cause "i coughs. asthma. bronchitis and
See"pe<AH 80 tsf Ebefc, Who buI expresses The
npinJnAtif all The htsi 0uIhOfitics Hniore nnu
AmencO. OF two thirds OF all The cases usUaly re.
safied as lrne lnhefculoUs consumption must be
considered as forever seulcd.
arE ih ,..Vs,5 ,ss % y
themselves aud II in their families becanss
many oithem are well known 10 the business com,
mnui'y OF Wheeling men OF standing aud inan.
ence ~ Cincinnati who would nuI ior a moment
lend either their names their Influence To- the
dislhutIon Of an lclo except fretu The conV ,cton
"i i's vss utility To the afflicted.
w Phillips Broadway bet. S,h and Harmon ala
g Parvin. Broadway near YeaIman
w C. fin, Buckeye Bell Foundry % ST,
''V"nduz'n. al Hopes warehouse Sycamore street
w ATfaInor Surgeon Dentist Cnncrsss ST
- SiOns. firm uf D Dair & Co S,c a. NH
\ Noble. lanai collectors unice
Jones, Assistant clerk Hamn co Superior court
y u Wheaton, firm Wheaton a. Blinu. Auci'rs.
DIR Kosser. Ia h II between Vine aud Race
- kcrman, firm finkbnc a Herman Main II
q BenI1mIn, Importer 81 ~ bet Ma a AMI S,c.
A New eli, Tauner Symmos 81.
Ia Lyon funshef Front 81.
w johnson, Carpenter 81 81.
Capt Adams, Columbus IIonse
y JoneS. Garner Longwonh aud Race
Sterling. corner Vine aud Genre,
n NJ fiOrcr Sycamore ST.
y SaLTER. Proprietor Cincinnati, o.
Ptce only so ceuts per bottle.
FcrsIIe by JAMES BAKER Sole agent corner
honfoe and Main Sic. Wheeling. Va ap2I
CITY DISPENSARY, &C.
NORTHEAST CoRNER or MONROE * I'm SIS.
The consulting hours of this Institute will
hereafter be from IL to IL A. NJ, and from
TO Z. NJ every day. Sundays / 4 to 3
T. NJ
Any cases who may require medical atten-
dance aud medicine between the hours aboye
specified, nre requested to call upon either Of
the attending physicians, at their Offices. when
they VIII promptly receive such assistance as
their cases may require
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
DIR. TODD. Main St
BATES, Quincy St.
FRlSSELL, Church ST.
HlLDREIH, Corner Monroe and
5ih SITS "''''
by order of the Board
+. a. lllLDRETH, Ssc'y.
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s.. AVERY Y.

EsPRCTFUtLY informs his friends and
Il u the public, that he has on hand and nan>
utaciures LARGE assortment OF Hats Of the IA.
TEsT spring Fashion, which he WILL SELL whole
sale or RETAIL rs low II not LOWER Than any
other establishment in the city, ALL Of The above
HNTS are warranted TO be oil the very best
MATERIAL and workmanship, and as for NJ.
INABILITY and COLOR cannot be Surpt Sell
Genti' men are Invited TO CALL Il examine for
themselves satisfied that he QUALITY and price
Of his Hats WILL PLEASE, y AVERY
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rs.
NEW GOODS.

TisT received at the Philadelphia New Cheap Cash
store No 10. Main street; immediately opposite
knoics Saddlery another lot of those fine French Lawns
Orgendier. Ginghsns &C. Also assortment OF
cry description Bonnet Ribbons, STYLES.
Also another Tine assortment of BRAID BONNEfS.
together with very all kinds uf good.
both foreign and domestic.
M those wishing bargains will call tile rhila
deiphis Cash store, No 10 Main street Opposite Kno,e
ssddlcry. jeje J. ID. sEAToN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

"a FEW MORE Of those White Beaver Hats len
A-S Call at JIMESON's. No. 1863 Main street and get
one a YOU viii find them the most economical aud
peasant Uranium cover for the hot SEASON. Also fine
assortment of superior Mole Skin Hats OF the latest style
oeehef WIN large assortment OF all the different Quail
hIcs OF Hats and Caps OF choice
ana oy the best Of workmen. which offered To pur
ehascrs AZ Wholesale retail low prices Also
large and superior lot OF White and Black Wool Hats
le2y w. ". JIMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

~ 1900 LBS HEMP ROPE t&
IT, :0oO Mauiila Rope
y sts..h zoo OsKum
- ,.-s-I 200 Packing Yarn
Ss5KSl%kSSs co dozen Bed Cords
20 40 Plough Lines
10 do 1roi Lines 81
10 do Sackng Larinss
10 do Awning Cords
lW pair Blocks assorted sizes
3 lblS Pitch
Ioge'her with general assortment Of sinai, yogt
snrh a. sash Cord Clock Cord Loom Cord h.lk Iinrs
Mason Lines Fishing Lines. Hemp, Cotton and Sira.s
Stocking Iwlne, Wrapping rwine, Seine Twine Ee
Seines made 10 order Gil RrRpT -"
june % Corda~e Store Xy.,s.' 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

VIE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform
lheIf Customers aud The public Thai the lite.
=" Pa'"naee they have received. has injured
mem u increase theW machinery. 40 that they arc
'''" prepared Ia GIL al urters prnmnty. wih ~.
l''"' pf"cle OF refined LARD OIL. Which we
"'i'"" tPnel ." any IN The Union. aud on as eod
Terms A. u can be brouehl rom any Other marker.
WARREN a. LIST
WI ~ hand Ter esporaliOB al the OIL add Ce,.Jle
Fa"'"y on Matkei alley mvs 10
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CHEERING INTELLIGENCE.

bithbklNG INTELLIGENCE.
HRA1lTuDE vii swell me hearts a. ,b,o.
~ sends of The afflicted suns and daughter. NJ
his happy lend, when they aeaf The ples.,rg new.
u lhe unparalleled triumph q NE RFV'D u
niBBARD'S VEG ETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
FILLS. which When rightly spplied has b,,p v.eI
w. every case Wnh unsqnalled fucress
Msny certificates miahiii necessary be obtained
oi her efficacy ~ The cufe 81 Bysretris 10, t,.f,.
ee"ion. Consumption. Bilious Fever, Fever and
Ague Poles. Jsundice. Dyseniefy % g'oal. Flo1.
D'aH'0't. Asiano Choiefa. Reininent Fcvc, Il,
hlinmaiofy Rheumatism. Scufycv. Neftou. Or sol
lifadache. Netycus Debility Wofo. OF ,ll L,,,f.
wrapping Cough. Scarlet Fever summer Con,
p'aini. Disease u Women Md Children Cb,..,,
Aheel'os' 81 Tie Liver. Stomach snd Ser,e,,,.
Glands g..
y" noe generous community shrn'd sp,ssI n,
,,,,, ,e'f ne cheering intelligence ibst REN'D
nlbbARDS PILLS. can We had hy sp,.i,,,, :. |
he following arsms = JOuu a. no
JANIS BAkLR Msin Sifrst
Wheeling ia
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Accommodations i'm
ACCOMMODATIONS IN ICI

nsAUBGNE's History of the Great Reformation in
- Germany and Switzerland. just received BIZ tho sub.
scThcr: copies OF the above work vaFo0s
in aud binding. This history is one OF the in
teresiing and important works published for many yeas
and had we power q do we would introduce il into
every family circle country.Chrisian Observer
For sale hy JOHN FISHER. Agent
ice l33 Main street. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

Sold in Wheeling by PRYOR A. pSi'i
RCMBACKER, Druggists. ian q
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ANoTHER ASTONISHING CURE.

vxTISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY ALWAYS
Wv triumphant. Cure follows cure ia its Victorious
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, IN CHANcERy. in the
Circuit superior Court
, Of Law aud Chancery
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-21
T H E N E w ERA
Portsmouth, Va.
'HURs DAY, MAYA, 1916
OUR FLAG!
AN END TO BE DESIRED

The fact is impressed upon our minds that we
have not room enough in our columns to give all
the important matter TO the public that is pouring
In upon us from every quarter. We are there
fore, desrous of enlarging bounda ries, and to
enable US I" do efficiently, we must look to
our patrons for aid. We have many patrons.
who are IN arrears to us for subscriptions and ad
vertising--they have, to be sure. been long out
OF employment, and have met with difficulties
which has prevented them from doing exactly as
they would otherwise have done, but we have
borne patiently with them. sympathised with
them. and labored for them. and now that the
sun OF prosperity shines forth sgan, we do hope
taey will not forget the Printer" In fact,
they mus, not, for he will not forge, them. We
wish all our friends. then. to settle M with u.s. at
an early day, that We may make several contem.
plated improvements. and at the same time in
dnce those persons who have not heretofore pat
ronized us, to do so forthwith Our friends and
neighbors will all be benefited by such move,
some rewarded with quiet conscience, and
others have the qualification of knowing that we
are enabled to pay those to whom we are neces
sarily Indebted. THE EDITOR.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-21
THE CROWN OF THoRNs.

Then the soldiers of the Governor took Jesus
whole band of soldiers.
And they stripped him, and put on him a scarlet
And when they had plated crown of thorns,
they put IL upon his head, aud a reed in his ight
hand and they bowed the knee before him, and
Knocked him, saying, Hail, king OF the Jews!
And they spit upon him, and took the reed, md
smote him On the bead.-Hfat. XVII, 27-3O.
10 the lovers of what is beautiful in art we
would direct attention to superb Cameo, at the
Jewelry Store Of Mr.. Dickson, on High street,
representing the head of our Saviour, crowned
with thorns. The sculpture, is of the most finish
ed description. while all the patience and suffer
ing that the human mind can conceive, is faith
fully depicted in the beautiful work before us.
1t is, indeed, rich and rare gem. which all mus.
admire, and more highly prize, when they know
1t is the work of our own American artist, Hiram
Powers, now in Florence,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-21
FURTHER FROM THE ARMY

The Southern Mail last evening brought ~ ono
day later from New Orleans bu, nothing later
from the, Rio Grande.
The steam schooner Florida sailed fsom Brasos
Santiago the 9th inst, with fuller and more au-
then'ic accounts Of the battle Of the Sd than be-
fore received.
On the morning Of the Sd fire was opened by
ono ct the Mexican batteries which was imme-
dia'eIy returned, and the battery silenced in 80
minutes. The enemy then commenced firing
from the lower fort and mortar battery without
damage to the garrison. A deliberate fire was
then KEEP. up by the l8 Founders on Maiamoras.
Some 800 shot were fired by the enemy killing
but one of our men. when on the morning of the
4th their guns were silenced.
The amount Of damage done to the enemy,
although very great, could not be correctly known.
| Capt. Thornton and Lieut.. Kane, were no,
killed, in the affair of The surprise, of Captain
Thornton's Dragooas.
II appears. by this account. that Major Brown,
not Major Rineold, commanded the American
Camp, when assaulted, during the absence of
Gen. Taylor. M
| Gen. Taylor was to leave Point Isabel for tho
Camp On the 9TH inst. He expected to encounter
warm opposition, and we anticipate a glorious
and decisive victory in the pitched battle expect
ed between his army and the Mexicans.
The above is fully corroboraed by tho official
dispatches at Washington.
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he removed in order to secure strong and united
vote in its favor.
While our government has manifested prompt.
ness and energy in providing fer the defence of the
country hitherto unparalleled, the People and the
o'a'es' have not been wanting in zeal and patriot
ism. Our citizens by thousands have nobly req.
ponded to The call Of their country, and inspired
oy devotion to its honor, and determination
TO defend its rights. have laid aside their daily
avoca'ions-resigned the peaceful and quiet on.
oearments OF home, without murmur or a sigh.
and locked to the standard of Freedom-,he ever
glorious Star SpangIed Banner"
thus have We presented to the nations of the
world spectacle Of moral grandeur and subimi-
~ which cannot but impress them mos. favorably
with the nature of institutions, and the nflu-
ence OF Liberty upon the character of our People.
II procialms. in tones which cannot be mistaken.
that The Freemen Of America, however deeply
Immersed in'u the business of life-however
strongly devoted to the interests of peace, possess.
In preeminent degree. that energy of char acter-
that promptness Of action-and, above all. tina,
patriotic ardoE, which fits them for any emer.
gsncy.
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THE SILVER GREYS.

we take great pleasure in giving place to the
following patriotic appeal of our old friend, the
veteran who is always ready at the call of his
country. He served ber faithfully in the las,
war, and this call upon his fellow citz ems shows
that the fire of the flint still animates his mortal
frame. IL we were not too young 10 take humble
rank under his banner, we would say pu, us down
on that lis. Of woI.hies. who we feel certain will
respond TO the call with animation and alacrity
Portsmouth is just the town to turn out legion of
patriots. who are always ready to defend their
affairs and their fires