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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

The Governor of Kentucky has made the
following appointments for one Of the regiments
Of volunteers teers now enlisting in that State:
Manlius V. Thompson, of Georgetown, Co
lionel.
Thomas l.. Crittcnden, Of Frankfort, Lieut..
Colonel.
John G.. Breckenridge, Of Lexington, Major.
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The Southern papers again assert that Gen
Taylor intends 10 return 10 the United States
next month. unless his duties should prevent
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.MasTERS OR .NISTREsSEs

IUAvING nesro-woman Cook, and negro
Ill woman, Nurse to hire, either by the year
by tho month, can hear ola good home for them. BY
addressing A. b. through the Post Ofhcs, postpaid.
and by stating particulars Of disposition qualidea-
tons, price, etc. sep . OF
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Will our esteemed Post Office Clerks be SC
good as not TO overlook the New Orleans pa.
pers for the National Wing when they distri-
butte the Southern mail. lthas happened sew.
eral times of lnte
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GEORGETOW.N'.7DVERT ISE.ME.NTs.

A CARD.
THE Subscriber would most respectfully inform
the citizens Of Georgetown, that in anticipation
of returning health he has concluded TO continue his
business. He has made arrangements to have his
work executed in the most approved manner, and
solicils share of the public patronage.
Fall and Winter Fashions just received, which
reports the patent registered cloak. the most 5eauti
ful article Of Over Garment ever introduced.
VIM. RICHARDSON,
Merchant Taylor.
doors west Of Union Hotel Bridge ST.
sept l3-3t Georgetown, d. c.
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eo-Remember to stand by your country un.
der good OF under bad government-says Mr..
Clay.
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% Prime, Ward g. Co.. i, is said, will not
pay more than rs cents on the dollar. We
fear that this failure is the precursor to Crisis
in commercial affairs.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

VI Col. Fremont says that he and hi, men
were witnesses TO The birth of great nation
The infant came very near being destroyed by
the Presidential accouchems, and its life at las,
dates was almost despaired Of.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

Robberies and drownings were the features
of events al ST. Louis on the 9th instant.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

Gen. Taylor has now only 556s troops with
HIM to hold the line from Malamoros 10 Salillo.
but old Zach is equal 10000 more.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

Haskell, M. c. from Tennesse e believes that
no peace will come with Mexico ill we lake a
line and defend it.
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BALTIMORE, 18th Sep,

Flour dull al IS IS at which sales. Stock
light. Wheat slightly improved 2 10 Sc.
per bushel. Corn 60 TO Csc. Oats 40 to 42c
for prime. Whiskey 26s to 81. Provisions
and Groceries dull. Cattle SO 62.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

The New York Evening Posts Boston Cor
respondent admits frankly that the people Of
Massach use,,s are in favor of sod Rough
and Ready" To be sure they are, aud they
will have their way, TOO,
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New YoRH, 18th Sept.

Stock down. Flour, no change, IS IL to
Sc IL. Wheat. heavy, ITO to l2oc. Cotton
firm. Provisions quiet. Weather pleasant
alter storm.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

o. The Rotary Spring Nurse is new in
venlion 10 enable babies, who have no human
nurses, TO take care of themselves.
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co. There was store robbed, a fire, fjsb,
launch. and person drowned on Saturday
in Philadephia.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

~ An Irishman was recently fined $40 at
Detroit for whipping four Englishmen for
speaking disrespec,fulIy of the United States.
Bravo, Patrick, bravo Give il to them again!
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P,rrsBunc. 18th Sent.

Two days ran-river rising now 81 feet in
channel Flour 81 81. Provisions falling.
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o. The people il Scotland advertise for can.
didates 10 represent them in Parliament, In
the United States it is the candidates who ad.
vertise. ..,.. .&
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or It's whispered that the Emperor Of Bra.
I'll has informed the President that he Intends
10 name his newly>born daughter the Princess
Polka in honor Of has most Excellent Excel.
lencvl s", 3d..
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The New ORLEANS MAIL OF 9Th INST
This mail did not bring US any papers last eve.
ming, though it brought the regular exchanges
to Richmond, as we learn by the Baltimore Pa
triot of last evening. The news from Genera
Taylor's column is interesting, SO far as it in,
forms US Of the fact that the old Hero has been
left a. Monterey with Fontleroy's Dragons,
and Bragg's Battery only. Gen. Gushing and
the Massachusetts, OHIO, aud Indiana Regi.
ments, have been ordered by him to repair forth
with to Vera Cruz, in obedience to instructions
from Washington. The yellow fever had bro
ken out a, Brazos and Satio Capt. Fairfax
died Of it on the l4lh Of August at the latter
place. Capt. Baylor, who had several fights
with The gueriists. arrived at Montery with
the loss Of only fonr men. Well, this is the
second time the government--the President
has taken old ZAcH's troops from him. Blu.
there are troops he cannot take from him, troops
of affecionate voters, who will place him
where Mr.. Polk now sits, despite all earthly
power!
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

The EUTERPEAHs-Last night the spacious hall
Of the Odd Fellows was filed to overlooking, with
highly intelligent and respectable audience, num-
boring among them as many handsome ladies and
good-looking beaux as any entertainment in our
city has ever called out and the eyes Of the for
MGR never shono brighter with delight, than upon
yesterday evening. Indeed, the entire audience
seemed constantly enraptured. The inmtablc
performances Of the Euterpeans on this occasion,
more than justified the dizzy expectations created
by the warm eulogiCs Of the Baltimore and Phila-
depha presses. Considering their short period Of
preparation, and the little time that has elapsed
since their debut, the proficiency Of this Band is
really surprising. They bid fair to excel crerJ
other in the country. Their voices are all uatu-
rally very excellent, and have received much
cultivation and their instrumental performances
gave decided satisfaction to the ablcst critics pre-
sent. The delightful flute quintetc novel and
striking feature in this character Of entertainment,
was rapturously encorcd, as well as several other
parts Of the performances. This evening, at the
same place, their second concert will be given,
with an entire change Of programme.
The TWELFTH was celebrated yesterday by the
Light Infantry, under command of Lieut.. Tucker.
They repaired TO Custis's Spring, where, being
joined by company from Alexandria, they LISTEN
ed to a speech from Mr.. Gusts, and ate good
dinner ...
ARHE.1.--John Mccain was arrested last eve
ming in Georgetown, on New York warrant, as
an accessory with the infamous Madam Restell,
in her recent experiments upon the persons Of I'M
fortunate females. ...
4 protracted meeting is being held at the Ry-
land Chapel.
Omnibus Licenses. Yesterday evening Mr..
A. Nayor petitioned the Board of Common
Council to raise the tax upon Georgetown ON
nibuses SO as to make it equal to that which
has been recently LAID upon the Washington
Omnibuses in Georgetown.
Public Offices. The new Offices near the
Navy Department are rapidly progressing
Yesterday an accident happened by the falling
of a scaiIold, which precipiIaled two brcklay.
ers, MIR. Taylor and Stiff, about 10 feet. Mr..
s. was no, hurt. Mr.. T. was much injured
though not dangerously.
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% We return thanks to the Salem, Indiana,
News for its hearty notice of the National
Wing. r.,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

Sixty persons died of yellow fever in New
Orleans on the 9th inst.
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NEW FLOUR, HAMS, &c.

TUST RECEIVED .,'a ... ..-,
j 100 barrels new Extra" Flour
So do superior new Family Flour Ill.,
200 prime Hams
5000 lbs shoulder Bacon
1000 lbs middli:g do ..
so bush new Timothy Seed .. -.
100 lbs Green Ginger
100 lbs white AMI dark Mustard Seed
Is boxes French Easins
1000 gallons pure Cider Vinegar
1000 lbs New Goldfish
so boxes Scotch Herring.
For sale by GEO. g. THOS. PARKER,
seps 81 Centre Market space.
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JOHN w. BRONAUGH'S
II OTTERY. EXCHANGE, AND GENER.
IL AL AGENCY OFFICE, 6 doors west Union
Hotel, Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. G. Where
all orders will he promptly and con6denti,lly at
tended to. aug &c Il
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
4 GOOD BLACKS NTH to whom good wages
II will be given.
Enquire Of William Hill on ID between 9th q iotl
sreets, South side
sept s--3t ...
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NEWSPAPER THIEVES,

To read newspaper is one Thing, 10 read
your own newspaper is another Our table is
crowded with communications, from those who
buy and pay for the National Wing, complain.
ing that they cannot keep their property out Of
The hands Of their neighbors and friends, who
are not purchasers Of our Journal. They as
sure us, that about the hour the paper is dev
cred, their doors are besieged by anxious ex-
pectants, who pounce upon the paper the mo-
mement it is lodged where it is directed TO be
lodged. and who in nine cases GU! Of ten, car
ny il off entirely. Our carrier is faithful EN-,
ploye. He never fails TO deliver the paper. He
corroborates the complaints Of our subscribers.
One Of the best ways, we know for them 10 do
is 10 have a box with a lock upon it placed in a
convenient place for the safe keeping Of their
property, or 10 direct il to be left where these
intruders cannot get al II. There is an extra
ordinary looseness Of morals prevailing in the
community in regard to newspapers. People
forget that it is proper,y-as much so as the
gold in their purse. The man who reads ano.
theirs paper without paying for it or wihou,
the consent Of the owner, may as well steal the
money Of that other. The property in the news
paper is in its contents. TO read it, is 10 enjoy
that property. We hope these remarks will
cause the blood 10 mount in the cheeks of the
iutruders in question, that they may see their
action in its true light "Thou shallnol STEAL"
Remember who is the author of this decara
ton, and cease stealing your neighbours pro-
perry in the National Wing. Come 10 the Of.
flee, (tor we know you cannot do without the
National Wing, and subscribe for it, pay fer it
in advance, and you will then be able TO enjoy
the pleasure of reading your own property.
The price is nothing. 1t is only half the price
Of the National lntellisencer, and the paper is
the same size, and contains the same amount
Of reading matter. We hope 10 hear no more
ofahe complaints in question after what we
have here said Ifthey dove wont say now
what we shall debut offenders had better
have care. We are resolved to protect the
rights Of the purchasers of the National Wing
by showing them how to do it, ii people will
persist in violating those rights.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-14

ARHE.I.--John Mccain was arrested last eve
ming in Georgetown, on New York warrant, as
an accessory with the infamous Madam Restell,
in her recent experiments upon the persons Of I'M
fortunate females.
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LNARTHENwARE, CHINA, AND GLASS. T. Pun
IL SELL, importer and dealer in y. Ware, China
and Glass. Wholesale and RETAIL at his store, opposite
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue Washingtca
city. ID. c.
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A protracted meeting is being hold at the Ry.
land Chapel
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" KING, clearinghouse, E street, directly
v. opposite the General Post Office.
jun u.s.
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CHEAP BOOKS.
A VARIETY OF SECONDHAND BOOKS
n for sale on very low terms, at the Founfai,,
Bookstore near tho Railroad Depot.
NAV IL u
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-04-08
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
GOODWIN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE AND
SARSAPARILLA BITTERS!

NOR the cure otJAUND1CE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTIVE-
Il NESS, Bilious and Liver Complaint. Indigestion
drowsnesS, headache, cutancOus and scroos Diseases
all impurities OF the blood and general debility. These
ters possess the great merit Otheing entirely vegetable
in every component part Snrsapara, that most ines
Unable root obtained from the tropical regions of South
America has long and Justly been known nnd cnnweds-
ed by the medical world efficient purifier of he
blood In these btlers 1t forms OF the essential
ingredients. The virtues of the genuine oneuras Sarsa-
para extracted on the most scientific PRINCIPLES and
are combined in highly concentrated FORM with the
most useful roots and herbs OF the vegetable world, in such
perfect manner, that their united virtues embodied in
this preparation, are brought TO operate the stomach
and bowels, producing thorough cleansing of the whole
system speedily restoring it to its wOnted tone and ygor
As II safe, pleasant and efficient tonic and apereni ms
mild and gentle ecaciOns cnhnrtc, in all cases Of Ian.
suor costvenness general debility and depression of spr-
its common in the spring ana summer, md in all cuta-
nens discusses they will be found invaluable cleansing
the stomach restoring strength and consequently purify
ing the blood.
Certificates be shown, and references given to ndi-
vduas esBing to very many remarkable cures by TAX
ing these bters. In word try them faithfully and
ifnot satisfied, the money will be refunded
Prepared only by GEO. &. GOODWIN, No. 76, IN
ion street, Boston.
The following list of Agents for the snle of Good
wins Indian Vegetable and Sarsaparila Bters and ALSO
OF DR.. Kiitrehge's Green Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Woodstock Charles Chnpman--West Hartford, Saml
Steel-Pomire,, Otis Chamberlain and Nathan Snow
White River, NJ Frencll-SharOn, Joseph Morri-IIan
over, VIM. p. IIll-Norwch, r. l.. 4. L. w. ODDS and
by NIL Respectable Dealers in Merchandise in the state
OF vermont. 325.ly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-04-08
UKEAI ENGLISH REMEDY
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND CONsJ
TJON

TN Il Grent and only remedy for Colds Coucb. =,
l. ma, ana Consumption, Is The Hungarian Basnn
Life discovered by the celebrated DR. Buchan OF IonI
EDgand,nnd introduced into the United states nIrr
immediate snrernehdchcc OF the inventor
The extraordinary successes Of this medicine IN
cure oiPUlmonary discusses, warrants the American
gent in soliciting for ehlmenI the WORST pOSsIB
CASES shat can be found IN the community-cases
seek reliclin vain irOm1ny 0lihe common remedies of
day, and have been given up by the most distinguish
Physicians, as confirmed and ncuruble. he huDgu
Basam has cured and will cure the most desperate
cases. II is no quack nOstrunl, but standard Eng
medicine OF known ana established efficacy.
| Every family in the United States should be sum
WIN buchan's Hungarian Balsam OF Life, not only
Lounteracl the cOnsumpiive tendencies OF The elm
toOe used as preventive mrdiCnein llcases OF Ct
coughs, spllns OF Blood, Panin the side and chest
tann "ha soreness ohthe Lungs, Bronchitis, DihicI
OF hreNlhlne, Hectic Fever, Night swents, Emacia
ana General Debility, Asthma influenza looping cd
and Group.
~ Sold, nIarge bottles at S. pcrbottle, with full
rectl0ns iOrthe restoration OF health.
| Pamphlets, containing mass of English and Amerl
certificates, and other evidence showing the unequ
merits Oithis Great English Remedy may be oblal
| OF the Agents gratuOusly.
DAVID 4. BRADLEY, sole Al en- flor the United sd
| ll9 Court street, Boston.
AScHt Woodstock, G. CHAPMAN Montpelier l
81 Collins; Burlington, Peck Spear; Bellows Falls
| llarris Rutland, Daniels and Bell; Brattlehoro', DuI
! ~ Carke Keen, N. H. John Bixby. 2s6ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-04-08

Not week passes away without we have to re
some OF the most astonishing cures long tontnued
mn, lncinlent Consumption, Bleeding at the lungs, h
chltis, Difficulty of Breathing and the various disea
which the Lungs and Throat subject, By SIIERMA
OLOsAONlAN, or
ALL-HEALING BALSAM.
1t has proved Itself to be the best medicine offer
the public. Thousands have already tested its yir
and have never found to fail IN curing the diseast
which it is recommended. Nor do they have to wait
in order to know whether will be productive Of GOO
ccts, as they are assured that if
ON Il BOTTLE
produces no good affects upon the sufferer, twenty
les viii not and it is not, therefore, necessary that
should spend their money in vain.
BEWARE or A SLIGHT COUGH.
Although II is passed over unimpOrtant, 1t will
become seated-Consumption follows in its wake.
heed to pain in the side and soreness in the chest,
cialy II attended with raising of Mucous, streaked
Blood. These are dangerous symptoms but the
quickly and efIcctualIy overcome by the above renee
Ask the sufferer from that distressing complaint,
ASTHMA,
whit he thinks ofthe Olosaonnn. or A-IIeaIing Bal
and he will tell yOu he CnmnOt live comfortably withf
1t relieves nl that DNicuHy Of Brfdthing, Cough
Iightness Of the Chest, gives quiet and refreshing
bcr and does for the Ashmatic what no other RENEE
| the world will do. Witness the case of Henry Jacl
18th street; William Bond, the wellknown Boston C.
er Baker, DrOOklyn; Mr. Wilkinson, Hoboken; Mrs
MOrristOwn, n. I;Mrs LuCreta Wells 500 Pearl 81
w. G. Cowan. Woodstock, Ulster county; and Mrs \
baId, 81 White ST.
RAISING OF BLOOD
is enectually checked by this remedy, when all
means have failed. Hundreds of cases might be rel
where persons in the city have been gwen up, and
nonnccd as past hope, who have been restored bj
great remedy to- the enjoyment Ct health Mrs 4
bourne, 352 Monroe street; Dennis Kelly, &c Watd
Charles Roberts, I'll Canal St Henry Lisbon, 1891
ngton and hundreds Of Others who have used the
cdy, testify TO the truth OF the above assertion.
Beware Of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
They lnll into apparent security, but the progress
disease is unchecked, and death cnsues. Resort at
to this Great Remedy, and you will not be dsappo|
in your hopes.
stock, VT $40 o ly
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p. s.-MED1CiNEs, PAINTS AND DYE srt
PLUMBE
.N.iTIO.N.AL DIG UERTA.N GALL
AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
Flu NISII NC ID EPOT

A wardcd the Gold and Silver Medals Four Fir
IN NUNS, and Two Highest Ilonors, ut the M
the Massachusetts, the New York, and the Penn1
Exhibitions, respectively, for the most splendid
Daguerreoiy pes and best Apparatus ever ENhibite1
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without RI
weather.
Instructions given in The art.
A large assortment of Apparatus ana STOCK ai1
hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York, PSI Broadway Philadephia, 1876 q
Streets Boston, IS Court. and S. Iianoverl
Washington, Penns, varia Avenue Petersburg
Mechanics HILL; Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut,
Main st. Saratoga Springs Broadway Paris, l21
Rue dn Temple Liverpool, SO Church ST. 3l9.ly
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WISTAR'S Nj OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEDY ron
C. q = IL Nj II II q n


and THE BEST MEDICINE KNOUN TO MANFOR
ASTHMA ofevery stage, Liver complaints, Bronchitis
influenza Coughs, Colds, Bleeding OF The Lungs short
ness of Breath, pains and weakness in the side, breast
&c, and all other diseases OF the PULMONARY
ORGANS.
| very important disease overwhch hs'' Balsnmnex
| erts very powe mlinnuenCc, is that of a DISEASED
LIVER. In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more cillcdcous than any remedy hitherto employ ed
ANA in numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from the disease without re-
ceivng the least benefit from various remedies, and when
mercury has been rcsorted TO in vain the ofhe Bal.
sam has restored the Livtro healthy action, and in
many instances effected PERMANENT CURES after
every known remedy hadiaedt to produce the desired
effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the disease above
mentioned, also find it very e1ccinn remedy in AS.
TINA, complaint in which il has been extensively US
ed with decided success, even in years stand
ing.
II not only emanaes from regular Physician but has
also been we tested in all the comprehension which il is
recommended 1t is not my intention therefore, either
TO cIOnk it Ia mystery, in any way deceive the public
by overratng its virtues; the contrary shall simpy
cndcayOr to give brci statement gifts usefulness and
alter myself That its surprising cllcacy will enable me
to furnish such proofs oIS virtues will satisfy the
most inCrednOus TINT Consumption may and "CAN BE
CURED" ifIhis medicine he resorted to in time.
There is, perhaps, disease with which country
is ted, which sweeps off annually many victims
as that fell destroyer Of the human Consumption
Day after day, year after year, the nsalate hur.
ries to the portals of the cold and silent tomb fresh added
victims Tots conquest. No walk lite is sacred from
its bghtng influence. No age Is exempt from It's death.
dealing shafts. The old the mlde-aeed and the Young
all alike, are food for this common enemy of mankind -
Tho white haired patriarch, whose life otcmperance has
rendered his stem mpCrviOuS the Ancka olOther ills
ana whose good deeds prepared him nr the enjoyment
hes calm evening, finds consumption fastening its mngS
upon his vitals, and tearing him from world, ever
bright 10 minds which look compIaccny or day well
spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted? Nopreventive orthe
dangers which besct us in Onr chnngeable and tickle
cl,me' We think there may he. And ifrhe allegations
nf lhnln In StnllIi l.,
eved, there is preventive aud remedy.
WiStHr's BaSum of Wild Cherry is offered 10 a suffer
ing world such II needs not the adyentitios aid
long string of fictitious certificates give noorety.
liz true value and intrinsic excellence sufficient 10
title it to the confidence of the public, and
"WaG OH TO fame"
the name ofits inventor, heneiactor OF his species