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From Mr.. .I0hR y. Morgan, Druggist, ddted -
PITTsBURG Jan. II, 1S47.-The Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it, know OF one instance Of permanent cure OF Asthma
on a gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able to sell al
Laast SIX grOss year
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

friends and those who wish SWEET TABLE BUTTER
in stone jars OF any size GEO. JhtIgEo, & %
Butter and Cheese Depot, under the lCc-hOuse,
ie2f corner OF St Charles and POydras SIS.
DR.. DAVIS SYRUP of WILD CHERRY and TAR
n offering to the public this new and valuable remedy Ol
] C,Si,,ntfoD Broncbjtjs 8SfbInn CgughS CoIdy err
we append few notices OF the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen pamph,
let foT drutoD At the agency which sufferers are invited
to obtain may he proper say that Dr. D. IS an eminent
practising physician OF twenty years standing graduated
the University OF Pennsylvania
From Mr. JOhH D. Morgan Druggist, Gdte4 -,
PITTsBURG, Jan. r. lS4l:-lhe syrup OF WIG thefry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it. know Of one instance 81 permanent cure Of Asthma
on gentleman of Ohio. think shall be able to sell at
least gross a year.
From Mr.. Eaeo;t Robins D ,S,9 i;g ,
BORDENTOWN, n. J., Jan 9, lS4I-We have taken some
Tar here and have sold all we received from you. Dr. J. Il.
Cook has used it his practice he thinks highly OF the
the ned States and the attending physician Of Joseph
Bonapare exKng OF Spain during all his residence in this
Ft%ia 4e Hestn Essotfe, {Raytqs, o. {Els p, I847;
r Davis SvTn9 of Wild Cherry and Tar which YOU and
of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds as
most excellent remedy Yours regRecFiTglY 6,,,,,,ps
Milford, Perry Countq Pa, October l. 1886 -.-c...
Messrs Robinson Collins X Co. Sirs-Ths Is to inform
you that was afflicted fox twenty years with vo'e4t pam
in my breast much that could hardly lie IN pea At
night Cough attended followed BY EN- catOn and other
physicians, and took great deaIot nedlGlne %
any relief whatever | wasadvsed to Try Dr paws Iom
round Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar OF when tooh TWO
bottles which entirely relieved me Oh my m iii VIA are in
ike manner afflicted as a most valuable medlcn!g e
The authenticity of the above tatemen youGhed lo Py
TOomey, and the circumstances O Ii' 1'e' WI ID O"
FROM b. 81 ". s. .eIgtasb5 ,o,- Ill.,, WI,
Wt,ITsyTTIE ONO Jan. -, ls4..-lhe article OF Whl
cherry and TaI find 10 be valuable medicine and use +
considerably in my practice have sold and used nearly al
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FRESH GARDEN sEHDs-FoR EgLL cHop

TTNHE Subscriber has in store a fresh Stock Of SEEDS
4 consisting of Tunips. Cabbages of sorts ygg-
Bees Carrots Onions, Lettuce, Leeks and every szSa
other sort Of Seeds suitable for the season, Gall 6ssss
retail by pound or bushel 81
- Planters and Gardeners are solicited to call and Judge
for themselves at AFFLECk'S Seed Store, l0l 81.
CHARLES Street, OBy0<.te the THeIfre
sE GAhthi A PLAN1S Rose. Orange, and Lemon
whole season. Iy2S BIN
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NOTICE.
ITO THOSE WHO INTEND TO PASS A FEW
1 WEEKS OVER THE LAkE-We WI Supply on
friends and those who wish SWEET TABLE BUTTER
in stone iars of any size GEO. JhQUES & co,
Butter and Cheese Depot under the lce-hOuse,
jet corner Of st. Charles and Poydras SIS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IMPORTANT.

TUST RECEIVED per steamship Crescent City--30o dos
y BUENA VISTA HArS-Whe, Black and ~
CE Pear-and of all quaIi1ies. The majority 4 IN
{ hi consist of those Extra Fine WHITE HATS sd
60 50 much in demand at the present tme-aL ~
OF which offer cheaper HGR other hGMSs "a re c'ty'
for cash JOHN DURBRlDGE,
Wholesale Manufactures and Dealer in Hats and Cars
Jyl1 I'm Is CustOmhouse street, New Orleans.
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MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
DJANO FOFTES, manufactured by the best houses, and


DlANO FOETES, manufactured by the best houses ana
fully guaranteed for pennaDeuCy OF - zsss-ssgss
tone and durability workman ship, fsOllan tfsFy -
Piano FOres, from the best manuiacioy,T II III II Y
and guaranteed to remain al concert puCnJ n, -
for five years MUSIC for all instruments received G;lg
from all the publishers in the United States NEW Nj SJ
published every week from the most popular aUthOE MI
SICAL INSTRUMENTS OF every hlnd; EMBRACING ID
part. Harps Double Bass, NOonCe.Os, Guitars. Nolns,
BauOs, Drum. bass and tenor Iamb0nnes uteS al
ionefs Flage0l.ts. Flies. BRASS lNSIRt MENIS-
TrombOnes bass tenor and Alto COneta PIStOns, phe-
Chdes, French Horns TIumpetS, valve and plan hR&eS
Cavalry Trumnes Hunting Horns, Cymbals. M SiCA Ia
MERCHANDISE of every kind. SERlN1IS TOR the
Harp. Bias ViOl, Violin and Guitar. lNSGkJCIiON
BOOKS for all Instruments by the most approved auhors
INSTRUCTION the Piano, Harp Violin, Guitar Flute,
and Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired and taken IN
part payment for new Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND. The aboreuamed merchandlse Is, re-
ceved and sold consignment and consequently osIed al
much lower prices than if purchased on private account
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the arGsS
before purchasing elsewhere. ,- - .1vr .
Jyl3 I'm w !. ~ W 3&sht.
PHRENOLOGY-BUST
TETELD & co. No. 70 CANT STREET, have Just re-
ceiyed from the publishers fresh lot Of those excel
PGRENOL0GICAL BUsTS-two sizes, each having
all the organs of the brain fully developed their exact
location enabling those DESTROYS 10 study the sCieuce with
PHRESGfOGY Proved Illustrated snd Applied.
HEREDITARY DESCENT-lts Laws, et9,
PHYSIOL OGY. ANIMAL AND MENTAL.
SELF CITITURE-By q. 5. Fowler
RIEEIIJiG$RT61Y, &ATtt5RL3Sf, And REVEALED
A HOME FOR ALI-By .. ; fow er.
LOVE AND PARENTAGE-By D. :. Fowler
AMATiPENES
Human Rights Teeth etc etc; comprising one OF the most
valuable elections Of useful and interesting reading library
can be stocked with WELD co. Y Camg street,
jyls Agents Tor sale of the tfraeienbefg 90 nrene
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared YESTERDAY i.

LATITUDE. % 78oN.-LoralruDr, 90 Win Tim
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from tie Westn.u EMPIRE" Daytoa, o., JULY % I847.
Mr. J. F. Howels: Sir-it affords me much pleasure to
say 10 Won that my Cough and affection of the Lungs
has been entirely removed by the of onehaf bottle of
Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Others advised ne to use You safely recommend the
use of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

mY8i '' ''' GEORGE Jacques < co.
SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
CtAmJrEL LOCKE. Ms. 2 and Eront Lccee ~
- 5c,ceeR CUstomAaase and BjeHrNe STREETS has Ns
lately received ml supplies Of articles in the above N II
line which he prepared to sell the lowest prices ~
20 pieces London Bunting. Red, White, Blue and Yellow;
% American EnsgHs, Jacks. and Pennant,
800 coils Superior Manila and Jared COmage;
80 Anchors assorted. from 80 TO 300 lbs
% Chain Gables, 3. l, "a, Ia inch,
5000 Hooks aud ThimbIes.
Plain Bush d and Iron Strap d Blocks:
Patent Roller Shelves EabOOses &c, &c
10000 yards Cotton Duck, assorted Nos
Nautical Almanac, Log Books Log States, &c, SC.
ALso-Two splendid CHRONOMETER6, Thomas
Hewitt, maker Je2l tt
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M. HENRY HERzs PLANO Fo1TAs.

TfNHE Public are respectfully informed tina. We, p
il MAYO, No GIMP Street, is aD- TcSlzs5sgstr7J
pointed my only Agent for the sale of tssg rs
PLANO FORTES in Louisiana, where Fl \ az n n
they will always find assortment of my Y
Square and Grand PIANOS and PiANlNOS. The In
sruments made my Mandatory in Paris, and guar
antied to give the greatest satisfaction. - -
Jyll I'm HENRY HERR.
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PLANO FORTES.

HENRY PARSONS, 90 Gimp street, (new storel tour
doors below PoydEss; offers for sale
very extensive stock of PIANO FORTES,
from J. Chickerng Nunns y Clark, Gilbert X II I X n
and A. II. Gale Co. This stock cOmpusesI y
a great variety, embracing the much esteemed 4tOhan
which is rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange, and
mia ,rJ raTr,tir,, dose at shnrt nniira
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

FIItHEST PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIPI
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES, sc.
sip 'BUGBEE informs the Returned Sol IA
dir tie ST. CHHRLES HOTE{, I&aZb
SaasEsc1a5 Corner If GrgD5"r street. for the -!
purpose of purchasing SOLDIERS DISCHARGES
LAND SCRIP Nc. al the highest prices.
BUGBEE, being well known TO the largest portion OF the
Army. fatters himself that he needs references but
suicis their patronage.
BuGBrE may be found under the St Charles Hotel corner
Of Craver stree JeI9 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

NE having ienLeu llle soeI n o. a
to Messrs. DENTON & BARRETT, would, in retiring
from the GrOcery business, return thanks to their friends and
customers Tor theIrbera patronage and respectfully Solicit
a continuance OF the same for their successors.
BRAGG Il SMITH.
FENHE SUBSCRIBERS, having taken the stores n Os. 81
i and % GRAVIER STREET, lately occupied by MeSsrs.
BRAGG y SMITH would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they will be ready 10 receive and fill all
orders for GROCERIES, WINES, Liquors, TOBACCO, CI-
CARS, etc, from aud after Monday the 18th inst. The
attention OF Commission Merchants Country Merchants,
PIantes and Families invited 10 their stock which will be
fresh and well assorted DENTON 4 JARRETT,
iy19 I'm Il and % Grayier street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

SENT DowN.-Thomas Crawford was yesterday
examined before Recorder Genois, on a charge of
fraud, and returned before the First District Court
n. is accused Of having gone on board the steam
b"a Nngco6ia, on the 10th of July last, and frau
durHo = obtained from the clerk two boxes of ap-
pes consigned 10 james Miller, Of this city. CraW-
a.fi Wa> to be examined yesterday before Recorder
Golda!g. on the charge Of forgery and fraud, but
lne examination was postponed in consequence of
his engagements before Recorder Genos. 1t will
b.. r-caecf.d that Crawford is charged with having
forged an order for So on Mumford Perks, 30 New
LaYee, and Obtained the amount in dry goods.
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SOLDIERS FROM MBXICO

S many of you stand in need Of the best MEDICAL
IA ADVICE, especially in those diseases called Secret Dis
eases and there that excel Others would call
your attention to DR.. MULLEN'S advertisement HIS
Office Is No. SO CUSTOylIfO USE Street. where You
will be to find that relief yOu stand much in need of
EF" Charges reasonable and adyiCe gratis. 81
EY There of you who have suffered much from
DiaThTa. You positively be cured at s. OmhOuse st.
by regular physician, charge will be made Jy3 1m3p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

1877 LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN the above cit
suitable Tor Private Residences
For terms and particulars appiy 10
aj piERSbN X BONN EMAIL balce tJ tTfaNier St
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TAMPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan EIg
- braid English Dunstabe, Chinese and other ~
Spring and Summer styles Of Hats every variety, a.
can be found at DARCY'S, Canal and Chartres 81
P.S. few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just reCelv!
his r1Crninr nv Telegrqph apStf
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The authenticity of the above 5aemen Eoufneu lol gy
TOomey, and the circumstances Oh MS cse WI ! % HO"
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! SPOKEN:
On the 24rh inst, in lat 90 10 lon $50 10 bark Mon
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Observation-Disclosures Kent was yesterday exam
med before Recorder Goldmg, onthe charge ofstaai
ing from man named Johnson, a "wench," an
article used bystevedores. The accusation could
not DE -ubsttatia1sd, and Kent was discharged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
oLDZACK UPON rHErRACK.

We've got old Zack upon The tack,
He'll soon put Lewis on bis back;
Ia Mexico he whippeda naiipn--
November next he Il thrash creation.
Get out Of the WY for Rough aud Ready,
The country needs al arm hats steady,
Oh. Lewis Cass, be went to France,
hlng Philippe Showed him how to dance,
lie dressed him up 10 clothes 50 fine,
Then let In come with him 10 dine.
Get out OF the way, poor Cas- unsteady,
Thought people were 100 Rough aud Ready.
Cass Ionbwith set at work to make
Americans all Il Court.drtss take,
To cost hundred dollars or more.
And wouldn't introduce he Poor
Get out oil the way, tha toiIing masses,
Hate court dress aud Courier Casses!
County manners, County dress,
Ptrlumed locks and King 5 caress,
These are decent, say on: Cass,
Idyler is too Rough to pass.
Get out Of the way, for the People steady
Like 10 vote for Rough and Ready.
Though Rough, he has an honest heart,
From virtue path he'll meier depart;
But always bravest Of the brave
hes Just the man the people crave.
Get out OF the way, for Rough and Ready
Is just The man to keep things steady.
~ Washington, in March, next spring.
Fer President Taylor shouts Will RUG,
Nnie Cass en-caved upon the lakes,
Hears hoWa ial lors Court-dress takes
Get out OF the way, for Zachariah
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

Washington, July - l9t7'
SENATE.-The Vice P.esilcot lail tefore
the Senate a report OF he S, cretay OF Trea-
sary, relative to tie imports o. Coal and Iron.
Ordered to be printed.
The Committee Of Conference with the
House, reported | bill repeating lie act redu.
cling the number Of officers to the former stan
darl.
An amendment was offered granting half
pay o the widows AMI orphans OF soldiers.
The naval appropriation bitwas then ia :
ken up end discussed
M BJIand addressed the Senate against
the proposed amendment, losslnking on; the
appropriations or Marine Hospitals. Tie a
ngudmeot wanjected.
The Senate Jheu spent some time in Exc
cutiye Session; and, after lis close, Mr Clay
lon introduced a bin from the Select Commit
tee to wham was refrred the subject, estob-
fishing territorial goyemmeat in Oregon, Cali
Iiiorda, and New Mexico. Read twice, and
made the order Of The LAY for Friday.
Tie Bill is sleui on the subject Of slavery.
1t was adopted in the committee with great
unanimity-oaly two dissenting.
House-rhe report Of the Committee Of
Conference was sgreed to.
A communication was received from. the
Commissioner of Patents, declaring the
charges against him to be false; referred to
| the Committee on Patents.
The Civil and Diplomatic appropriation
Eli was then takenup, and the House went
into committee OF the Whole.
After some time spent therein, the Com
mittee rose, reported progress and the House
udlourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
WHEELING WHOLESALE Prices CURRENT
DAILY TINES OFFICE,
Jnly On 1913


bE@Ns--a0ao@ac;
BEAs"AX--20 a y cents, dull
BAeoN-73 81 Hams AZ a ., Sides tc5s
I ohoi"efs q .; .,.,z,, -.
'"'"n4 a - .'''e Rape con Is Is. = , NJ
r.r,ad 4,,o, h,.c oa11o VIC" GU i1'.
'ul'0' l'op0 y oo'' ,t h.. c,t lo4c ueo,n
p,acara-1 5o,9 co. M ~ iio"P
p5 ~ oo, rus, 'o "a ~ oo .o ~ y COZ
Co IS ~ ~ 9b o' all ,nc. d;o
rcd o. 49, ''''''" ~ UP
-, So,as pioato.oIo,s H.. to1a
Corrse mo 8 az o'6 65 5 Java ioa'
Hyr.Wonn 1-Inq,,ood IA
Fr1rayps 2.,.}1n
FlsH~To mscEersl none No .. 100.
NJ , - ~ n'1 49, ~ So ~ eis 80,
NJ ! Hnrsad pe NJ T''Ii o., 'a'o ~i0 ~
Frn;t-.N,' ,7,an9, l. Irniis D,tos1oo1a
r3 - =, - nc 80 ~
Fton ~ ~ 90 = eaflys q 49, -
on last Guolo1ons - :" - - '''N'''
- va We W. COOS. o.az
go, oo - ~ = - O''' ~
GI SI,i -, ~ ~ - NV, 62io1 sAo5a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
QUALIFICATIONS OF GEN'L TAYLOR
FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

Fir... a. q 100, cuuci- g.. Fsom all The ev-
il=ncc which tde public have ou tms point
and that is neither .maIl nor la.uiHeleni ne
is q nla ui pro ruauuu capacity. l- lu many
respects ytry -uperior is IA iuIe patrol; Is
WaH u ETa. aHrHe--. Aet ifseIduie; ls en-
J.N.t sid. Stern social aul moral virtues;
tr.r.L ar. H.e Washington. De Is also,
ia. t,e-iit Gem. at,r,r 3D. war. when If can
be avoided aud more especially TO wars OF
Conquest. IKE Washington he appreciates
Zoe importance of pacific policy towards all
Hatiou-. Sec bis letter 10 C1pt. &lis1G;l aud
lei~ personally inclined to civil more than o
miIate Tile. though De is ready TO serve his
Country in amy capacity. when called
Bu, ibe highest qualification and the strou-
gesf recommendation Of Conceal Taylor as
caniillts fog DE Presidency, in the present
condition ol DE country. is the peculiar posi-
ton which he occupies in regard TO the veto
power. and 90 uther executive prer1gltives,
which the ass r,5a and use of HAT power,
as tor long iue prdctised, carry along with
IL. is impossible tdat our go,ernm at and
us Institutions. as originally iumaj. Should
long endure thc,e frequent aud violent out
r1s.., ola jha constitution, without bringing
with them grave and m1WeHt1us consequent
ces Iu- one mtl poVer Is HHdiy impe,,-
ing The country t1 crisis Of t-arul impor-
aute. y republic cannot ,oag tx ST, when
Jle lf.r and sovereign legislation oil It's rep
feseH8Jiyes Is tiBituaHy aud effectively OPP
ps>tI. i republic under such Icstrunt, is
so,cui-m. ih. only course and current of
freedom, is through the representatives. OF the
people. Freedom ueveruII, ana never can
IuH, 10 any oiHsf channel II the mIa cll1-
sea. first To leud hs official sanction To the
ac- 81 the legislature. aud then 10 execute
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
IIGHT LITERATURE.

FRANCE, its King, Cont, aud Government, by Gen.
Lewis CaSs.
The Bafouet's Daughters and Harry Monk: by Mrs
Grey.
$3.50 Prize Tale The Ice King; or, The Fate of the
Lost steamer. fancifui tale OF the far North: By
Ned Buniiine
Diving Nell: or, The Doom Of the riendess. 70
nance of New York BY the author of "Ordngc Grl OF
Venice -" Artisan Of Lyons" etc. etc.
lane Eyre, new supply.
The Gen Tayior AiiIanac, for lels; or Rough and
Ready Text Rock
The Politicians Register, and statistical Manual, con
tanning the result TIE elections that have taken place
during the wears Sfi, 1875, Is Is, lsi7, 1915 for rres
dent Members of Congress and Stale Officers, with 9th
er useful politicl matter
Godey's L6dy's Book for August.
GrGhdm's Magazine for August.
Mysteries ami niiseiies Of New York, complete.
Just received and for sale at WAkEMANa Literary
Depot, Ill, Main street. jyl6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20

tbs CoMMIssI5SER OF PATENTS Serious
/ C1arees. Thomas C;eoroe Clinton la,sa ..is.
~. ..;.5.;.3.l,.
'''' e@.'''.''is' ~ 'i'' a'e"' oniee' Das pre-
TERED serious charges against Hon kdmund
Burke, Commissioned ol Patents. The char
aes t,,a5ty ls,r innuo.bsr a,acont.irsdina
~. ~. s.a..,..,..r 81. ~ -.
l3s''' - '''e 70 % 3''"' "a'7' ''''e
l3ih. and accompanies bg letters to The Pres
ileut a0i Secretary OF Safe, on the subject, Of
ylr.o.,4 dates. Tile whole subject WAS also
.........l.,, f,..,.,.,.. .';,:a, -
80 - ,.''9"' 7i7'''"
eY Af thntoh oa the lst INST. me Glowing
are some OF The most important charges: which
4 win s. seen arr ofa verr ss,iaus eb,,,o.
Isl. approving on PoFfHS u hIii or 5tii7.
nor a'.oNI35 the'a 10 os examined ia 'he lsu-
I'll way, lh's eltt OF tuess oi'ts b7lhs moving
" Ni"9l'y. 8ld 'taiduieHt'y constructed ahd
d a22ed, So as 10 pass ihH accounting Officers
OF tue ifeasuty aud which bIh OF bItta Is or
are presented and PuFPods or par or 70 be
Len wees rendered. lsaF recording; l.aNnS
ottics copies olc. &c snch S1FNlces however,
never haN'H9 Deeh rendered.
~. ooifa6la ana Floladh8 'l' 'fast re-
posed IN nim as lhe GUARDIAN OF Hie rights Of
pa'anleta' by selecting lneif most Nai"ap'e
inventions and sending Them TO Europe by
4. Nattemdre, by which act. they are
deprived OF what enonmsnts they may
derive from lhe possession OF patents Tor
HE same by the patentees or tier assigns
oanoMou, to European patent laws; mus and
thereby wrestling nom the patentees theli pfl-
yale proper%
ON Granting, illegally and Wlsiuliy, PAT
enis winch ought not To be granted, and reIu-
sing Others winch ou8ht to De granted.
th. Giving improper Information TO Amos
hendali about pending Applications ana cay
eats, thus VloIauHg the conhientl9l character
q The Patent Office and Furthermore threat
nag to dismiss the chlei CLERK, Tor TINS act
81 ms own
o'ii. Ordering the Examiner, against ms
mttured CONVICTION, to de!end tue refusal OF
letters patent 10 Jesse Leavlns, IN case he
should appeal { patent al'erward beng
sranted) The Commissioners conduct IN
tnls Case beng tantamount to ordering the
EAdmlsf to break ms oata.
ION by violating The spInl and traaluon OF
the law Of 1883, IN winch assistant ENaml'
ners Were authorized tor the express purpose
OF creating school, IN which men ii tor the
examiners chair might be initiated llto the
duties and oillcla and confidential archives
o' The olhce,) by nominating men MOI 50
brought up, - The desk ui the EA1mln5r'
TO- FURNISHING the statements contained
IN an ah'hN nous irUeI Pao.' over lhe
signature OF "f t@ g'sitlta' IA ne Scientlhc
a american q may ~ Iolo' WUlcA statements
are "a part ia''e ana s'ahAffo4s'
0riIeIa' neglect OF 'h' business OF Inc
ONCE, aui appropriation ol the business
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-20
ALMOST \ FlGHr. Or ATALE OF A
IA.LN n

/ ALMOST \ FIGHT, Or ATALE OF 4
HORSE.
A better he eaut olr the other afternoon
( on one of our ByDJHiyn ieuy. boats than often
occurs ia dis laa beniehted country.
/ A gentleman who evidently had dinel,
drove yn t.e boat, ana forgetting he testiaa
isHfe ruits 81 ferries. nearly drove over a very
iau-rr llobiag iudiviuul, who If one might
jni-r from tle atrbijy of his conference,
had Hgt; die latter seeing vision 81 horse
head ppear over Ills head, wheeled suddenly
aud cau91t tbs beast by die Bride, looking
hogse"Mps al ihe incumbent Of the car
ri4-e
"What ne devil 10 You mean by catch
+ iu1 hell uL my lorsel sail The driver
And why tba devil ure yoa driving over
a.l' replied TIE holder IN the true Yankee
spirit 81 answering one question by asking a.
n0,atr.
LIT 60 lhe horse.
The driver dismomted, advanced toward
the other, v hip in hand and shortening his
I ho.d upon !e tal-jle, sung oUt in a voice of
lhunJ.b 81 tell yoa, sir. let 80 that there
Aorse.
"iI bed-d ifIdo."
'.Atu WWl''f
40.
''We.l th,n replied the driver, throwing
his "bip into tie vlhicle, ani planting his
mad= comfortably 10 his pockets, swell,
thea. Ist bold him viii you." 80 saying
'wib polite bow aoj qu.zllcal grin, vanish
7 i.lei Into the cabin
lh- crowd Of passengers who had been
siluuilI pectatIrs OF the tight, reared aloud
! nJ' quite Us genay. however, las SUCKING
doves. and tBe .pafeudinJ Marty dr0Ul inv