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Q. HARBOUR e co.

W ITO y TT n
I-rii-z Gas alf Ii.l.. FROM. .~l1Hua<-ras.
81. i27 Market Street.
OrTosTE Ius MtrosIc H,Lt.
WHEELING VA.
EATHERE may DO found ar cltsnfirc ass1unant
w Of CIR s5d M,hryaay Framed L1os.sg
Glasses an1 Iola'rr liHas Plates or 90 sizrs.
Portrait and rIrf.rc FfImas made % ORDER end I've
The latest style. DID Frames Rreilt and Gliding be-
ell be- Branrncs. Nd on thc best terms. q phoIstcry
Wore confsfiug of fenfhcr Cole. B1'sters. Pillows.
Curlsd Hair. Span.tA Moss. Cotton. u1ik. Straw. md
string Maupsses Steamboats, Fuuishei with Cor
tains. Mattresses. Pillows. Sheots. Biankais. ouls
ind C7untsrr-ss csrPes made md Pot dom 90
he bet ffyls
marf
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More BlHk To,bl--Trcg p.rgGs'i ll1 Jlaral
Of Che st 'nsf. avs tuai n ne,dpnil FROM The D.rcs
ilu Il t.r -nir Bunk was laid before fo two Houses
on ~Ss.Hr'59 ,p wuisn she Directors STATE That unless
relief 70 a1,fd,a. they Will 10 under ihe usc,ss.iy Of
winding up fhe institution
lpcofro uis-ule ice aprr7tel hardly ias I.s1s:-ou'.
Vi1i.c flrurir Ss.r .lsl bod F-uDsgIs71i1 Nothing
con prosper under rts i8asnl uC7en,a. 90 matter
a'i % p-alru rs GsGls1fpao- hatrsI-Buaio
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a CARD TO THE WESTERN PUBLIC.

February %. ISL.
The uniersiEnes. n rurii0n of same seventy psssen-
gers Who lea the city oi Cincinnati Tor the East on
board The Sieain boat John Marshall. command,d Lv
Captain } Hunter. take ssnidea occasion 10 say 10
tIe travelling pubic shat amid the difficulties and per.
plcSiiiCs which ever attend low water md n rivcr
luii Of ace. they were p'eas7d aud gGaiiisd win tie
extraordinary eHefigHs 81 Captain Hunter and bi,
crew. IL s~S'ldom, very seldom. that a trre sailor l.,
found IN cowEuIud oi a boa; o. The western vaicrs.
AMI We Zee IL but tie IA gage Of justice To say.
hat Captain iiuatc- p,oseI h'mscii "a o9ce n soil,r
unl a g-t.I!enlno' ia lomi;aA.e cneryy and perSev.
crincc. Fos seven Days the undersigned were as
good as "lroE n up IA Tire river, md two ihousand
miles away from home" anl durins oil this ii.,o
Captain linuicr made the John A!ar.La!l u good sa!ye
tor an earnest appo'i'e and been disaYpoiulmenr.
lGOur friends sho4!d ever re ~ The Ncsi. I'd fad
Captain IA o. Hautr. tau otd scr5ueer # he Cum.
hcr,ni nSeD IA 20 g. w p'elge them On tour grhis
craft plenty 10 eat, ani the yer, BIS sp,OI na ure AID
steam VIII asirj. Very respectfully. &c.
Robert Usher. u! Louisville.
g. W. Brown. OF Kcniurky,
G. :. Smith. OF Naichcz.
y. N. Neal.
william McDnnald, Maryianj,
VIM. Ray, Virginia,
David Ray. .fdo.
Richard Grant. Richmond. virginia.
William Jrilrfs. Scw Hampshire.
Hubert II. Smith. Grand Gall. NiIss.
J. :. Noone. New ORLEANS.
Jamr. n. lnale, New YORK..
Nm ? liu'Jsrt. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Paiiir Harsh, DO 90.
6 Sual. Louisville. KY.
} Ball. Western Virginia,
John DrThau. 90.
T. JBlurufj Narhyiiic.
~ Ewing. 81 Lpui,y lie. Ky.
VIM Bryant. SyTacuse, New Iorb.
msr6-lI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

lItrl FAtf.
! Niruo Of o. deed Of trust executed b. WIZ.
Ne l%as'n-iu bcdrs. date ou tie 23I dgy Of ApuI.
1881. nod recorded IN ne Clark's Once of Ohio conn
" IN Decd BI"k No. % ragr %. . shell, on Thur-Isv
the 9Th DAY of MAY next. proceed 20 sell 90 public sale.
~ tho font door Of The Couu Upu-c cd Ohm crulfy.
Zoe ready money. Lots No. . md 90 Ia South Wheel.
Irg. bounded on he W,s hy Water street. or Tho
Sputh Dt Second street. ou lhe Fact by on Alley. and
on lhe North by ut No. %. a5t. nc yprh part of
lot No 81 lying T.. oftaa nd ipt 40 30. measuring
about - feet front on Market street nnJ cxicud.rg
wcstwarlly the same width q. fne alley, fOrmrrg fs
West boundary a. .aid IoL H.ff1e as trustee. Z hall
convey such title as b. vested BOZ ra hy llid iced Of
trust T. p SWEARiNGEN.
mar Sim Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

A Once Ct BSaor. n, ef PrefL-In 4 rrcen, de-
bate IA che Legislature Of Illinois ON The yfoyrieiy Of
reducing The salaries OF certain Officers. Nc. Hender-
son sand that "thc Circuit judges were 10 poorly paid
they were compelled when ON the circuit to swap
ne''es sEd gamble in order To support, their En-
lies"
MARRIED. ON Thur.iay evening Feb. l5,h. by
she Rev Wesley Kenny, Mr. IiEVEY B. fIurp,xD 70
Miss EaaA LAWS, ali Of ibis city.
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Trxas--rao dsrs. from Asam arc to no iaor

TrXAs--Tao daro. from AGa.n sfs To- mo i., Of
February
The laiost news from ;he sea, n ravornms7 cor.
fsins several toms Of interest. Il Vtl be seen that
there was % longer any .dss entertained Of a. iara.
sron by Mexico
The HJh. As L,qscomb has re,i.7cI the or % oi
Secretary ofSiaie. mil tho Hpn. G. " Tsuei has &c
ceived the appoinimcni.
The Hon +. G. Chl,ner. hos been appointed So.
efeary of the Treasury. Boa appointments have
been confirmed by tho ssnaie.
Thomas Johnson. ESQ h1s been clrr.cl Judge IF
(the 6ra) Judicial District, in place Of tie Hon. a,
Shelby
Ia regard e Tho relations with Mexico. Tho "sas'
gives the G!jowiug f'om the Austin sentinel Of tho
30h ult- received by private Conveyance.
I'VE rrioice u1 communicated 10 our lcllo.v-ciG-sr-
me gratifying i...s'hgcncC that a convention with ing.
land has bocn ratified b. iuC Senate. Dy which the
British %goyaHnoni Inns agreed t1 mediate cieetuailv
with Moxfeo. aud q D. lr'ahiC thai within % very
few wcekson annisuco will be agreed ugun, hy winch
hosuliucs will b. frsrfuicd Gr SIX months with a
view % a complete rac; irui 80 b1Incsn Zoe tA1 conn.
tros- Hnir1ico stall accept tho mediation OF Eng.
land. his amisIce vail take effect within lhiriy days
after the MoKican goycrnusu; D. notified Of The con-
ventou by tho Bdi.sh minister iu N. yic1. As tho
dispatches Of lord Palmcrs,cu relating 90 this subject
have alroa1e ',ren forwarded from Galveston. ye may
expect intrltgcuce from NeUco relative ru the aruis-
nee about %, frstoi March"
The ireaIy with ha SptlsLsa5s ia- also Jcca On.
u6cd Is Las Senate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

The Pbiladolphia Sentinel say TINT Coun,srle,, 4.
merican quarters VI dollar. are IA circulation. they
are dated 1886. ami are 40 well exccured thai It Is
difficult 10 distinguish iisin from the seuuiis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

c-s.4 N,sst.-A U---rbrr-h o1-fr-7ai.ai
Eve p, f.f.fas.- frrs.rsr. Boz tr.rsf. If ,Ha HgEsr8
H.. lnsdei Pefa.r rsys rtaiP s Ha1IuDf for
alt repfras1tso ,As district .a EYTrs-s tbs 900
..o3 nostske Tie people lf ra t.siIcl hDt plfe
,fIy fhess IErs Corfr asgt iorset nn "Hh
...srsrr. So i.aoofe 90 fhe 4H-ma.v. err
A., ssuyf, .r .as ,ls l..s1'c3- lie C.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

BRANDY NNp stLT-A Mr. Ice on Er.,,ni
iatciy Published 70 p7mphletaurbuUDg Uufdorial car.
alive powers O., e7lt add brandy. osge-aIiy n-l.ls
ofClrrrr. au} pf.rr %uicrarHs 11ic',ons. SO lie vrirs
r1rrrEIy. and ,yrlop''y h1s the utmost crgfI.ura DOB
what Do, -fss, uut sIHl ihc sIii,IHoo Iom ie Ia.I4u
taIrr Annual ra-uot milGsia against br cglytsloEs
tiOreh 90 mav rr1gasr smile.
"srr Fake tae lbardy nv addressing y,~ aho1r
i1" brandy O. .7vN, uas sfHiCDi ufb G5el.li ipn.
nr- ., permits g. r.sn1f'sm vI.l having at'!a
freely irr 1iua isa blyih ufs1rrcerd. sgr rI wal
~ Applying H Ihe lwit oHisYds vHrst 70 d1f A r.s
brandy u i"IHa svtcy orr Is Jfev - semru..
rcn.Iy hssfrurHsIut. ml WYE a''sJ r.Es ra fJJY-
Mrdjrin u hr .e H. inifs grsI BeuuaHra.
"suf yoNs Aloast ubHolfrnl
Ifuafa S-l.vry
"I = su- n rovbhrr NV Uyuo Trda fH- H.,rv
900 hys wye bean BsdI skBlldI tilugr pFg baf I4.
husky lrreou Tow PIT .n fhc sawlt oucv.r 90 woe
HHl Nrrrv we. fur tde brandy oloau KJ-ed bic uyfe
e. now he's ~rf the S1vit tea k1re hys basur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

lN fEAcE T.ErSrs ESS WAR-On Monday even
ing. Alderman PsTdy. seling mayor Of the city OF
Mem fo'k. presented IN tSe Beard Of Aldermen. the
hlloNrng rcS,luwon-. which were real. anJ Nirs tio
consent cfth@ rnoner. laid on the table
Nhcrcls all pass experience proves R.si prerar.isn
for war - IN Itself The hosi Saanuicc Of peace: and
Whercas the eKIsnng Position ri our iofosn relation.
fnrcfoiy rct.aInIs NJ Of the on'y which TIE general
meal owes to inc ciGz'us Nh1 iGhshiJ cor cr.
tended seaholrd a"d ir2ancr. and piriicula.iy he en-.
zsnF nf The ely o: New YORK. iu consequences OF he
dhaPiIated condition Of tie dc;eEces Of car h.rb0r-
Therefore.
Bo~9!vod That ia the opirisn NJ lbs Eoari. il +.
the bounden duty al Senators ans Reprrsentahyes N
Congress t,use iasi' s~Ic.ions m originating and cary
ins in'o immediate cArci some plaH for placing our
o"1si, haFJor and frontier Gef5Ests U,oH IuII pnd
efficient war ooting
Resolves, II the Board of Assistants rrncur. rha, a
COPY of ths pre0nble and rcEoiuuon dusy auibcnucut. +
al. 30 transferred 70 be President OF the Senate and
Sc sker ofth9 Assembly IS tHis S:oi-. ani as, 10 our
senal1rs and Representative m C~ongrsn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
'suf yoNs lloasi uo1ciicnt

Trtuo> The amount ratd ~ fuiIan. boz 'as cob
lr srhorls Of Boston snI Che'sea. dntrr he re7y
wording OH ~, Siam fspafs sase Zoe
died ffs1sars dollars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
MR noYr 1tir CoLLrCroR.

The public = hsciy q know ,tastnally what truth
tssre may o. ~ fhe Ulany ruEicrs ad,at rcl~itNe ~
the uccuunI. pC tho Collccior. We are inu,rr.sd that
y cali wall be made on the Secrctsry Of the Treasury
TT Gniurmaiion-anl a. will ho furnished. unless ths
press OF business 80 near the clvse 0fthc SESSION pre-
vent. a. We give the rImors here Is they sian'
The alledgcd difficulties hciu cen Mr. iloy' add uIe
SECRETARY OF iho Treasury sss sU!Pctec ~ be TsA'sr-l
~ VI three hlds. yHE
l.. Il ssipgo.el ur lluyt declines p,yifg over
20 tho Treasury ibs rnnie, Nhlcl lac has rae ivci
{ On various houses 20 taC "ay ul Compromise, Tor
SUITE which wc ha,, before gwen. Tho graIud Z
TIA. uir.7l o. Sij d, be-. that hs Is not coriou a. to Il e
legality 81 The p1,ceeJ,r. aud h may be compelled
/ g. repay tLe m'Iey. Although he had The ,rior e
,hr Attorney General s,re ycsr AMI half since. thai
the compromises were legal. Vet Mr.. licyt cxcrriscs
'.sly - pruicU; d.sirrsi OF ,hc cIinion OF that i.uciu.
AIRY. Thu SUN amounts 10 nearly orc hGudrej tAouS
aad do'larl reviewed irum eight English houses alone
How much ,he French merchants nay have paid has
"a Rleased ont.
2nd ltis rumurcd that Inc ground lr the rrnply.
mcni oC csriain monies Is. that suits ha,e hcen broughl
against Hr Nov, ~ mrr, hspfs ir over ,hlr-,S ga
duties Oi goods, and until ;bcsc suits are sci'l,d. Al
Hos contends that he has e right - retain { G mone,,
These sums are 'aii - amount ., about Ety Thousand
doisrs.
ID. The =, Of Congress ~ 1885, ir,cs t,c C,ilcc.
s'r L. keep an accorntof 10. i,,s rud ~ Iiu'n'n.s o
the Office. end aicr osdrcung ibe amount Ut has salary
tr1m The cmoiurneuts L. pay over the balance 10 he
Treasury. SIR Hoyt, il j. said. has kept sercraie ac.
counts ni ne fees ,re OF the CInl,g, 'n's and paid owe
lac latter. deduciing the amount of 6- SALARY. and
P1cke,Iug The whole uf'he fees. The Secretary claim,
that the fees should be paId over. buI Mr.. IIoyt ds
elines The ut=oGn, % his cas-. : reported at forty
lhOuscui dollars.
1he Whole amnuai therefore; IN dispute be,ucer
ne Collector ard hr. WOODBURY.. - naJ fr from IL,
hundred ihou'nnA dol!urs.-N J. ErPrs"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
ySsEsuxIEIG.
sAscRD,Y MORNING MARCH c. 1871.

C-s Ba,A Nuie Table having been cosrucIej can
n"w be rsied On. n will b, seen thIt West Uufon
and ho German Bank of Woost.f notes have no sale.
TIE Wee Prrsilsn' tC1l JouxFoNl o:reG. on Tees
Gay. "'n the ser,re over ~aosg deliberations lac
has ,rs-Itedo q eGrio 6r fur sessions.
hemadc a buoi address, - pres,iny hs thanLs "a
he s-'a'o ioF he k,rlEe.. AMI friendship they h-t
"1ab'isd 10 hm-suaNins a complimentary refercur,
10 Ia Wee President ElccI-aud declaring hi, SUI
usr'.on O. TIC will oG tho people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

tIIl % NW."ffFC. '
Clerks on g. Feb. IS. lSfI.
Alta meeting oi nc 'ouncil OF uuo CIy OF Wheeling
held GA the 34dh ms, IL was
ORDERED hat AZ The next meeting tho Council viii
proceed 10 no aTi"lntm M at q Flour Inspector Tor
the Cay Of Wheeling. Aud ihai public nolce DO
given 81 Ills order.
Tie next meeting will be held on wednesday Ihe
IO.h VI March lStl az clock, 4. N.
JAMES ). WHEAT, Clerk of the C!iy.
nor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

NOTICE.
YEVUE Forwarding and Commission Business will
be continued by a., subscriber at he old
stand of Moorc nul Clarke. Monroe street. Wheeling
Va-on h. own account. he respectfully requests 1t
the friends OF he late fuD, the continuance or tEeis
late yatronorc. HENRY MCOgE
MIR | 1871 mart 81
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" ERTCA no TEL
CorHcr Of Nam aud Qaiqrg SJssts.
HAH 49, -.

VA.
J w. Dawson. having iakcn the above ho.el. as
a pHonc house % e-nicHamnent respectfully informs
TIE ciiizsns and the pubic hat, from his practical
knowledge IN the business ne hopes TO give general
Subtraction. HIS TABLE, will bc furnihcd with
the best the market affords. rs well ~ IT'S BAR
with cool liquors. and HIS STABLES with good
provender& attentive ostlers file viii use every eEer.
I"ifio deserve q share Of pn3lic paironogc,hy strict at.
teniion % The con11rs o. his guests
y Il 4 few geneel boarders will be taken hv the
week month. or yesr on accommodating terms.
mar Elm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

On s saturday lss'. at } o'clock. P NJ - accordance
with pre-, !nu' Arrangement, the n.mher Il the Dip.
lnmalic Cory. lccrsdrcl II tho GpycrnH.,ut OF the
JniIei States. waited up1n ihc President T. p.csrnl
shsir united and Official respects. ga las approaching
rsutcucnt from Office.
Mr. Fox. nth senior OF tao diplomatic body. DC.
llvcred ru address ip their name O., the President,
which With the reply, we pu5lisa below-GicJe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

n lLLiNARY y MANTUA MAKING -
lVA The Uses M'Cr'ch-n ani Dawson. late oE.
Pni!adeil his. having coanraccd the M.Aintry mi nan;
tua N iSing haslnsSsy0isira .Lcghorn. :, Fancy Donncts
and dress mattnsi ~ stairs 10 lhe .AncHc.h tiseI,
corner Of Main and Quincy streets. Wheeling Va.
mar 6-l IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

HISOE SALE-A halfl lot 50 .cci n.nt wi,h im.
a p~Tovemen's sinaled o1 t,1nroe street opposite
suh'cUaer NJ LETTERS.
mar CT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

SOARDiNG, The Undersigned j. prepared 10
, accommodate 3 Or 4 young men or siarle gen.
tlemen with Boarding and I%odgtugs IN Ras; Vince.
ing. JOHN }. HOCE
mar Ga W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

DnIiHiS. n. O Sugar. ju.i received and TO- sa.o
luW iosc4si, ~
marci JACOB q MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06
TO-DAY'S PROCEED NCS.

Nh Ch1aic. DE-" u"y Senator rom MIsslchrseit.
took hi sc { lismERug.
Memos ais w.rc presented his morning ircm MI
cAisan 10 hch-lfo; a Gcnc:al B4ukup, LaN-aud
from Ne" York iH opposition 10 The same.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-06

"'" . 1n only the household ktHgi
"EvlC.b"
Ai'er IN %chulihIco Of Anger md indignation. The
IuHce his paper Was lch or nv tea J5rsak.
iasI) fable. and proceeds h. read IT, The p,ror pus.
i'',' '' ne NE minutes Of the proceedings Of a new
club IN ih- lDllovuy tems.
Article l-Rcsolycd. That = club ho and IL = crcby
l''In'f, To- be euIicd The Lovers ortho Queen
- ihni each member be 1T least Is. und aud not
more iuuU 80 ,car.
- lh1tcsey ono be hound 10 defend Tho Qutoa 5y
ms zen. his fsf or he sy ord.
y That cach member y bound - assist n hrothe-
I" l1hcn INTO cus'ody by The constable. for having
signed. regarded. or rrofcsscJ hs love cor Tier M,jes
g That he name or le husband of Inc Queen
''-H e'er bIpr5ururced by any member oiiii- club.
ard ih1i De b. lu be- considered ss " ho existed not
WOW. aias Tho Prince Is not Ibis horrible. ~
"nc ihr Queen the object Of such people and flsn
Ics1iui0rs7
"No such hing On The contrary. Won .oph.,o BE-
81 lighted GO Ord Her Majesty 20 univertalIy bel-,fj
This sertos calculated. from Gs ahsufdry. % raise o.
laugh against Pnnss Albert. whu Is No once iAe "I5.t
-n1 Master 81 hs vito. IN bis marital .c,rsltr. and
l' moro ti1n "a loyal fnnJect' in every utror respect
ihuf diplomatic r8a should be- caused hg s.st
n1rerns@ b. more ahsIrd still Bot So proceed.
The Countess ri Kildare, Lady Paramount An ID.
f1lace. hes often conc INTO Pablo ~ The Q8sep. r,pa
hero fore come. m dressed ln n riding habit I'd. 55f n
unpopular in her new psrspn Shs opens three I-f.
.eH from he G1eegF lovers One from 70 C7mbr dse
.iuIcnt. bfgs boz Majesty 10 drop a reply 10 him r. IN
1er bp1 % fse opcrs a second. which vas sl,gr,,.
from Az amJrsus barber who hegs lssys n, pf,e.
hc royal aruis over bic dplr Tho ihiri. from 5r.
Nnlrd t. aiso read. Then iho Queen somes fn rr.r,
De Lounci CHAMBER bot d,ps noi sssak 4 slate A.
hui e 3 tsl shs sfs' fhstaglF Thf59Ehout
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-25
Piluscs Vegetables de Vie.

Ell SlROPS AMERS DU DR.. MOFFAT
Les Pllules de Vie ont etc nominees ainsi mar
p%lusleurs lndlvidus a qui Giles ont sauvee a
vie. Dams une infinite de cas- leur e~ficacit Ia
paru presque miraculeuse, par Ia faculte
qu'elies possedeat de purifier les organes vi
taux ct de leur bonner du ton, de la %vigueur.
Ces pilules sont purement ct enforcement COM
possess de vegetaux,, elles ne confinement nj
mercure, hi arsenic, nj atinmoine, nj aucun
autre metal, Files sont e~xtraites de plantes
rares,dont les vertus sont connues depuis long
TENS DIES trlbuts %indiennes, ct recemment de
quelques chimistes distingues. I'm de leur
princlpaux effets, est de detacher des parois
de restomac les impuretes qui sly deposent
continuellement ct de bonner IN jeu libre an
toe ct aux poumons, desquels depand la regu-
larlte de plnsieurs organes.,
Les Slrops Amers du Phoenix sont aussi en-
tlerement composes de vegetaux, ct sont un
remote lnfallible pour toutes especes de fe-
vre ntermittentes lis chassent lie mercure du
systeme, ct en- detruisent avec promptitude les
mauvais effets.
De plus amples details Sc trouyent sur les
prospectus qui ACCOMPANIMENT chaqle boite ct
chaque b~outeille de sirop.
LIE depot a Baton Rouge est chez B. Jour
dan, Pharmacien, qui est charge de Ia vente de
Medicines ct chez qui on pourra Sc pro-
curer tout les details necessaires.
WIN. B. MOFFAT.
NeW-lork, ID Septembre, 1899.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-25
Academic DIES DemOiseues
De Baton Rouge diirigee par
ME-. q ys die. F7SNER

LA qulnzieme session de cette Academic a
commence lie 4 Janvier 1871. Malgre Quill
soft de linteret des eleves d'entrer an COM
mencement de la session, les parents peuyent
en- tout tens amener leurs entans, lie prix dc
Ia pension ne compile que du jour de fentree
de Peleve.
Rem ne sera neglige nj epargne pour Pin
struction des eleves, les meilleurs auteurs
seront mis- a leur portee.
LIE prlx de la pension ct de l~enseienement
est fxe a 5000 par an, payable par quarter
d%'avance. LIE blanchissage Sc payera 4 part.
Lorsque lie pensionnat fournit des Its on nav.
era a part 81 par mois. La musique sera pay-
&c $2o par quarter Pusage des instruments
l plastre par mois. LIE Francais $40 par
quarter. II ne sera fat aucune deduction
pourle TENS perdu par Peleve excepte dams
les cas- de maladie grave. LIE cours des etudes
comprendra toutes les branches dune educa-
ton Angglaise. Les arts d'agrement, tells que
lie Dessln, la Muslque, la Peinture, les Ouyra-
ges en- Gre, ct ceux a PAiguille seront enseig-
mes avec soin aux eleves qui les desireront; les
langues Latino ct Grecque seront e~nseienees
a part au prix de cling piastres par quarter
pour chaqe langue.
6mars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-25
MADAME A. G.. BARKER.

lnfornae srespectueusement les citoyens de
Baton Rouge ct de ses environs qu'elle ou-
vrlra son pensionnat de jeunes demoiselles lie
Il novembre proclaim.
CONDITIONS. VI
Pour Ia pension ct P~enseignement 5000 par
an, payable d'ayance ct par quarter. Blan-
chlment a part. Pour fourniture dun lit COM
plet 81 par mois.
On y enseignera Ia lecture. Pecriture, Pa
rithmetlque, la grammaire, la rhetorique, la
geographic; Phistoire, ia philosophie morale ct
naturelle, ct Pastronomie.
Langue FRANCHISE $40 par quarter, Ia mu-
slque $50 par quarter. Usage des instruments
81 par mois.
La %botanique, Ia chime, Ia concologie, lie
dessein ct la peinture, lie mezzo-tinto, l'email
dofilenlent sur bois, ouvrages en- coquillages,
ouvrages d'agrement a ~l'aiguille, fruits en-
Gre &C, lie tout sera enseignessi on lie desire.
Un peut volr DIES specimens d'ouyrages de
IlnstitutrIce au pensionnat. On ne permettra
pas aux eleves d'avoir une servante p~articu-
here a Pecole, excepte en- cas- de maladie.
Aucune deduction ne Sc fera pour perte de
TENS, excepte dams DIES cas- de maladie ex-
IRENE.
Null eleve ne sera admis pour moins de
trois mois.
Les articles necessaires aux ouvrages Dor
nement, les livres, lie papier, &c, seront four
MS aux eleves "a des prix r%aisonnables.
REFERENCES.
Philip Hicky, Esq, pres de Baton Rouge.
Ihos. 6. Morgan, Esq, Nile. Orleans.
Rev. DR.. w. Lacy, Jackson, lie.
4septembre 1S41. 80
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COLLEGE MEDICAL DE LA LOUI.


Les leeons de Ia session de 1871 a 1912
commencement lie troisieme lundi de Noyem-
bre ct continueront nuatre mois. Dams le
llbre usage du waste H6pital de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, on les professors demontreat toutes
les varieties des maladies ct des traitemens 4
laclasse medieale, ct on lie professeur de Chi
rurgle opere iournellement en- leur presence,
alnsl que dams lie nombre gratuits de sujets a
disslquer, les avantages sont incomparables.
Prlx des professeurs, $40 chaque ticket.
Les communications entire. Ia Nouyelle
Orleans ct les etats circonyoisins sont faciles
ct les trals en- sont tres-modtres. LIE prix des
logemens ct pensions est m%aintenant modioue,
ct Petudiant intelligent jouira de tous les
avantages sociaux q~u'ofre la cite la plus DO
puleuse ct la plus richie du sud. Pour plus
ample informe s'adresser au Doyen on aux
professeurs.
J. HARR SON, III. D., Professeur d'Anatomie
ct de Physiologie.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., prof. de Medicine the
CIRQUE ct pratique.
WARREN STONE, NJ, D, prof. de Chirurgie.
J. l. RIDDLE, M. D., prof. de Chime.
A. IL. CENAs, NJ. D., prof. acknowledgements.
s. w. RUFF, NJ. D., prof. de Matiere Medi-
Gale, &c. JAMES JONES, NJ. d.
81 aout. 70 Doyen.