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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

REPRESENTATION UNDER THE NEW RA.
iio-A'n viii bon matter of inlete,Iing inquiry
WIN 'he public as TO The effect Of the new ratio
uPon the House of Representatives. anI upon the
representation Of The d,Ttrert State. We have pre-.
pared table below. insiiturng a conparison be-
tween the old an new re,re..,t,t,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

ATIME HoNORED acknowledgements wa
nan me honor and pleasure ofan introduction TO the
venerable Gen. Bcall. ofWOoster. Ohio.
Forty seven years ago THIS aged man shared with
hl' companions. Wm. Henry Harrison and solomon
' an Rensselaer,. The duties and hazi ride of war. IN
der the gallant Wayne. in the contests with the
western Indians. Ia 1900 hewas one Of the elect.
tors Tor Ohio who voted for Thomas Jcfferson; and
~ lo4O he was again placed by the same State m
the college ot Electors, and had ihe high Rraufca.
'"h OF casing his vote for the associate Of his first
manhood ms companion in arms. the sieadfast friend
OF half = century, the lamsnIed Harrison.
Zen. Beali ~ now on n visit To his ancient friend.
Gen. Van Rsnselser. and ne vIgor ofhealth which
ne s'ilI eninys-ihe clearness Of his eye-ihs GII
muscle The agile step and The buoynni spirit. still
VISIBLE are abundant evidence Of the habiiual en-.
y,ymeh' OF mat hrs' OF earthly blessings. ns the grsni
Roman moralist considered il "meu, s,na an ro9,or,
sano"-a sound mind in q sound body. Ling nav
he ENJOY t-Alb. Adv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

NICE % SPEAR MINT Mice. ir. sal. has.
such GO aversion io The commrn spsar mini tb,I h.
VII not appro'ch a rr5 ~ gr5nlry in Wbieb . 90
spugs Of tbs herb are sircwed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

WEBB. Of New York, seem, to bo more expert
With the tongue than Pistol. lie stated to the ed.
TOR Of the Philadelphia Journal that there would be
no duel. only the day before it was fought;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
TRUST

DURSUANr 10 a deed Of Trust from job, ~
Berry 10 me, dated 29h of february 1910
and REGARDED " the clerks Office Of the countv
court OF this couniYin deed book a. pnEe 81. and
$50 - pursuance Of \ decree Ofthe Cir-uf Sure-
nor CouuofLaw and ChaDcery Tor Ohio count.
lated IN 70, tsf2. ] shall cell on Mopdov fbo
hfst dav Of August neEt, the following probsyfy
assigned 20 me bV said deed.
ISL The steam rnEinc and fNtureF. mast work
and forming machine. together with other ma
chtngry neressan for carrying on tho zone
making business, as they now stand in The Tofo
walk o cupied by the said John " Berry.
p. The household goods and furniture Of the
sid Irhn W Berry. VIZ
I'D, Blocks Cerdsge. Tar BUCKETS. Snatch
bloCSe and other articles comprising The 1901
IN trade of the said Iohn W Berry.
The hKtures Of The Rope Walk viii b sold nj,
the premisssf the furniture 81 the restdoncso IN ~
sad Berry. on he National Road. and ths sfock
g the warehause Of John = Clarke. cornsr al
Monroe and Water sta.
Terms OF sale. Az sums Of 40 do lsrs. md
under cash, over 90, 2 and s months crrdif. tho
giving bond & security bearing intsrest
tom the daY Of sale.
CHAs L STRONG. Tru,,os.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

The law nboiisling impri sosmsnr 70, debt IN
ishn'yIvnnia. has been received with loud sIprss s.
'lon' oiJoy IN many parts Of the s ate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

HARD TIMES "A mare 800
yf"eflsy. oy The Constable Tor one J,us, - e..
60 I.'s /" ifuo hiII We saw 10 rom On,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

CoNGRESS.-Ths provisional tariff bill wus "a.
Ken up 10 The House and the amendment Of IN. Sen.
ahs eoneurrsd in. Toe President has signed The m.
pouionmenI bill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

RAILROAD CELEBRATION On IN. 9Ss
mere s 20 be . grand relrbra uun OF he op.,i,g \,
ne ChIto-'o1 q o Railroad. The m,j bs, -
meucoo operaii"us under very asusfuv ,Y,,,c,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
THE TARIFF AND THE soIrTu

IN the u use Ut Representatives, Yesterday. NJ,
WINE OF LOUISIANA. submitted n memor Al Of IN.
sugar Planters ofIh1t State. This document very
a"iheronsly signel. and which W as also pre,,n,ed
VI me Sesaie on the preceding day, IL tho oroJucI
o. n Convention recenIly held nj Donaldmnyille
u EXHIBITS the melancholy condition, bordering m,
u',er rum 10 which the saglr-g rowing inleres, !,
reduced un'ler the operation Of the aCi Of Is33 =
me statistics ARE taken from public doc umen,, and
o'her authentic sources. IL results frum this e,n AZ
mat The profits OF the culture are now almost no,l
'Wg' and can scarcely be estimated at moro than one
per cent. on the aggregate capital invested II
sh"wsa progressive decrease IN the sugar plan.a,i,n,
"i The Stale. and that the entire interest !, ,hrcsi.n.
@d WIN humiliation. The mem RIA, ISIS maintain
me mutual dependence on each other of the difet.n,
branches OF hume industry. and describe the deb,se
meht OF The sugar growth MS contributing extensive.
y 10 ne actual DEF ression Of The prp iurts OF o,Ler
H'aies' Tor which = great and active demand Is crea.
TED ny The sugar culture IN louisiana.
Ihe memorial concludes m favor of > " il. q
ICn OF discriminating duties. and earnestly prnv
congress To rescue III m, while it may be vet i'm.
ir'n impending destruction. The memorial i,
"fa"h IA = spIrt Of moderation. and its view, snJ
reaslhIngs deserve serious cnnSidcraiion bv tbusc
'h'hern gentlemen. especially. who 80 ,toullv i'm.
Push all scnm!naIIOn-Na LL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
THRUST SALE OF REAL AND pm
kONAL RROPERTX-p..

HOI ENA As-Fursuaut L.
Two deeds of Trust from james CarnAban IN me-.
one dated the 2Oth daJ Of s. ptember, Is39. and
the ot,er me 2d day Of February 1879. and r.
corded IN the clerks Of the county court OF ,bis
county the hrst one IN book No AZ page ys. and
the other IN book No %. page 233. I snail on
MONDAY the hrst day Of August 1919. offer for ssIs
AZ PUBIC auction ~ the fr0nt door % the Conf
mouse OF ms county,, Lot No GIG in that psrt ri
me CITY OF wheeling laid out by Nonh Zane Jobn
nawceti, and others. ard commonly called Fast
NneeilnR' Beng the lot on which the said Car.
nanan now resides. Terms of sa,e-cpsh.
And on the same day in pursuance Of anoth,r
9tea rom sad Carnahan TO me. dated the Ist
Gay OF August, 1910, aLd recorded in the sans
once IN book "a, rags 25s 4 will also Off Tor
sdIe az pubic auction, the personal property.
assigned ny the last mentioned iced. that he rgl
say 0negrey horse, one large bay horse, one chea
nul sOrlet mare, one wagon, three wheel barrowe.
lhfee PIT carts, SIX sets Of coal Siggers fools. and
me household goods and furniture and other
personal property Of said Carnaham specified I'M
SAD last mentioned deed. The horses will be
S'ld NJ me Court house. andiho residue of he peno.
nal property Of no residence Of SAID CANADIAN OF
John street Wheeling near the new Crave Yard.
Sellingss trustee, ! undertake to conway such
ute only ss 10 vested Ia me By the deeds aboys
DANIEL LAMB. Trustee.
inn Al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

sF'y 90 higher ibooEhts 9G Cod. L,y.,
snd neis sgps;ui ahgvgbs ., I'M ,ryy8S 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

~
'EC DESPRlT.-The editor of he London , pe
says that having occasion to explore GI,s ar m.
"',Ii'hs papers Tor al aiverIiscmeni. several sin.
me British Traveller, are specimen:
common -'nse' II possible IN orr nprt.
Christianity must TO deferred for m,,e ,c,,,,-
ary mailer. f
SCANDAL has already appeared in a Corner pum.
bCr. "' "u'"'
Truth il InadmiSSihle.
'li'ne'Iy would be unintcl.igihle to many Of ou,
readers :" ""
We know nothing of Good Manners" ,b.,..
lore The writer mus! be mistaken in Ia. co.isc
turcs JN
'Scnrrlity may depend upon being inserted dur.
ing The course Of the week.
,Decency' mist be altered to make il fl for ON,
columns.
- Patriot is nj present rarhe out or Ja,s
or Two. ~N'J
Matter Of Facts does not come within The ci,cl.
OF newspaper intelligence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

From the above it will bs seen that The new
House will contain 10 members less lhan lh= pres.
ent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
POETIC LAMENT

W a''t,s ~is n.y. sally Ann.
fondly trssis5
Sc ren au1~ Nib -7-,bsf az
And ~ hy7u 5aass
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30


TiE FIRE Ar AMBURGu-fro n. Fl;,,,
o. the LYNDON SUM- Strive think il NAV be of 10
lsfesl Tor you TO have tho following paHicuIar, a
The hr'i u sPPears now That the 6lI,,ying !. -
reeUhed Burnt down:
81 Stress.
100 Courts
1922 Houses, and
Lie Dwelling hOOn (Etsgcs. sshl.1
49o Cottages.
4ba Dwelling cellars.
2l,52 Inhabitants rool,ss.
8 Churches.
2 Synsgugues.
2 Waterfalls. with &c v-Iye,
The SPinnhaus and zucbthaJ,. Win hi, H.
chrs (hOuses Of corTeciiOnJ
The Detention house.
The Senate house.
The I'D Exchange. ". B The new E.cb,,,.
only bhili last year. Is saved, aud auer a re,y 49,,
repairing. ~ use again.
The Etmbccs hDuse. containing Court M Con
Tete' Court Of COmmJn Pleas. vuh ,,#r., ,,d
custom hJuso oiices. The Stamp Offices. The 10.
isfy sal"on' The Ciuzsns Cssrj Offices. and o,b.,
public Offices. N O"''
The Bank.
4 great many. SID III oftbs laryss, bo,.l, and
al lhe libraries a"u
SIsJSO9 square fsst /. The superficial s,,.,,
the buui podiOu Of The cuy. "
Repeatedly SIR,
Your mJsf OBJ servants.
AsEaHAN BAEUrs A. Co
Hamburger. May I5. t8ll.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

Wa ASK NorHrNG MoRE-wE WILL &C
sErr ESD THAN A R~BPRESE>TA-
riov IN tn OUR POPULATION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
A CONCERT.

MA ID A SUTTON.
DRlMA DONNA from The princinal cite. OF A..
d ally. tho I'nlran Company aud tie Ha,an a and
New Orleans lassi.ied h,)
MIR III T. SUTTON,
rrmo Ienore. from the principal cities OF Italy md
Mr. WkBEH. the celebrated Pianist from ST. LOU.
Who will preside at The P.uno Forte
AT THE CITY HALL,
This evening. Thursday, S1,h inst.
Tickets So cis each. TO be had at The music ,,or,
81 Mr. Mellor, the Nirg mia and United States iioIel.
ana at The door on the evening of The Conccr.
Doors open nj half past Z. Concert to ommrrc
~ halt PAST s u'cln, K ;,,, an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

MERCHANTS AND MECHANIcc RANK or
WHEELING.
' NHIS Bank will he closed on Monday Inc Oh
July. All nutes falling due on that day will
require attention Oh the Saturday previous.
Jun 50 S BRADY, Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

- Our I'D vertsins customer, Sre requested to
ssnd int hsir hsvOr, - early ~ three O'cloekon the
- pYsvi1us 20 publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

ENCOURAGE CHEERFULNEss.-"As the
me warm season 10 st hand. many Of oar citizen.
are doubtless beginning 10 look about Gr erpeJ,ept.
70 preses'e health. Quncks will soon be found re-.
iailing her nosirums. and lhe credalous like tho
'neep pine county will sOon undergo = perioJi.
ral neeclhg. u we may Be permitted 20 offer q
simple prescription we will noi trssu,s. an ,ho :,
cfednltiy or Tar me purses Of our readers. and ",
VIII n method Ofpreserving health hal
- wiihln tho reach Of evey one. and ,hat viii \.
more sheciual than al The nostrum, that were eve,
compounded. u u his be temperate and cheerful
PC" are aware Of the immsnso influence that b,b.
Inai ehrsflulness has ugon Inc human systsm-
nose persons "ho are most COY and cheerful are
~ COS, invariably healthy and even when attacked
with The lovers " the rpuuiry. and ..Lt., - -
ger. iof these yell readily 10 a ind,etoy. rom.d,.,
course and they sJon recover
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

MIDNIGHT THOUGIiT.--h is night. Silentv
oehe"ih the gentle m son heats the heart Of the y.s,
Guy Day. like an DER weary chieId too late a,
play' has hushes the pulses ofiis many tho p.or,I
h''ehei into The stiffness of profound rspose. H.,
- "h no"r IKE This. steal out into the dreamy ligb,
,ue buried aspirations Of the heart after The calm and
go from me drea'y rubbish which The tolls
aud cares ofday heap upon the spiri,i E,i.,d. :,
my silent hours, wt lcoRe-wirh your goLJsn -.
n"1 smiling iaces. Again ye throng around me
ahu my heart. as m The olden ims-yvben I,Ce 60
a' one dream Of glory, and earth a paradise oC mo
'as'eu h"Pes-bsats in sympathy wiki the spbl;m.
n's"'"cence OF nature. From What a scene a,
I,'II''and Io" turmoil and corruption, and de,p,;r
- h1' ,he nissi deliver us! What high resolves
hsnoaE 10Y aspirations spring again TO light
cA'seNing 60 The spirit AMI refreshing 10 IN. hs,r,
my We not Imoioe loom one si,gIo nour Of mid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

CHANGES or TIE MND-Tb. Mn.
Ways undergoing fuo changes Imsss..a. 49,
hnd Their distinct new edge u worn III Al 80
p'e observe n portrait Of sumo friend during h.. I'll.
'ence IN The fret cass. The likeness will los. n..t
is resemblance and power 90 strke. Won en-
pare % "hh he original. and a thousand p,pf. ,f
onlerence appear Boz when The orainsl l. 49,
iHe plrlufs grows upon you, aud suans a. l,r III.
most he lufce ~ realm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

NORTH WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA
WIS Bank viii he cIused on Monday the 4Lh
- Jolly. Al notes falling due on HAT day whi
require attention on the Saturday previous.
Je 50 J LIST, Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

I'AANER'S OIL.-rannes Brown OIL, lust
q rersived and for sale by
IN" 80 KING & CRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

NAIRBAF ks PLATFORM ssALEs
ofdrhsrsni ti1ss. warranted. fr sale ~ nan.
1iaeiuEsss pEsss -
1Ys - 2 MEEE q &C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
COMPANY ORDER.P
M s. for lSI3

C1cN @LAA NAON
y BLUES.
DARADE II he Aunory on Saturday July 2 n,
III IL o'clock NJ. in foil winter uniform. with
arms md Advertisements in mosI Perfect order 6r
inspection.
u Is important that The members ssssml,le pane.
IIaIIy al the hour. rs the Corps will leave nj 10 o..
clock precisely Ef Sleubenyille, 10 carry into effect
heir contemplated crcampmcnr.
i'm 80 IA SIMPLIFY. lsr Sergeant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09
MEDICINES.
!. LU !I5;l !, CORDIAL:


&. sscy he s. % q
and sustained the vast reputation which had scquE
81 S " S"
% @ s ss a aS * s =: .
the result that medicine has been added the catalogue
with due precauon unter the control Of the psei 4 is
scarcely a III; psmSS to , sso% 9d % Lueir.
bus difficult painful ncontnence Of Urine and
ali diseases arising from debhaon Of he system
s1s.s q las Len precedence Of ali other sdies IN such
and leaves nothing further 10 Be hoped for is cu be-
' trouble. Should there however, scn sSorns under
the above complaint who are % , o, sm"
my resn.l responsibility feeling assured If they give
and ss 10 that ssa1 viii Il s result Bs
also the case in Eaof the Immense Amsncan reputation
yesgaled nlutas and generally admitted 70 snabl.
females who bad been considered barren % bear and
When first received the agency q the Lucna Cordial. from
hs great Of respectable essmony that accompanied it,
declined committing myself individually by giving any per
upwards Of one bundled Scu.anS bottles. coupled
and much knowledge founded on ..ons ossraon
hesanxy warrant far exceeding most ssagune hops
m en- and
come SO justly and uiver.Ily popular. To be- explicit
BE Tor he .su%pon s. s0S he m Eueni CORDIAL can nSS
Orss the vnls p9ws ~ males and make them
rated BY artificial "s can AMI produce
and Saen which enable Rsm to- Sso&
,. have AVE e rssh g plainly such Dc
misundc s9od and full guarantee the asas responsibi-
which have cesnally assumed With feelings d sincere
Yaens has been me IN III. country RI" m
MAN. tine raS S Wv w 2s:S:R5 SYs
street. Nss.YorE and 90 North sixth street, fSisdephs .'''
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- VALTER'S
F NIGH PILL s..

ONE box of these nes,msb. Pills worth all The Quaek
~ Medicines in the world for the of certain disease
CoasirNr-f examine tbs Of the above disease
and situation Of the parts affected, consider
important object able obtain remedy
tain in lis action and the time composed Of such ns
it, is well known many, that Of the remedies
offered for these diseases Of such drugs
render impossible continue their without
creating sickness The stomach other UNPLEASANT eonss-
remedy as VALIER'S FRENCH PILLS will meet the uni
versa appobaon being entirely free from those obi ectons,
The proprietor would here remark that e efficacy Of these
the contrary founded rational experience having
used them Successful practice for upwards Of he
employed
Sold No % Nassau street, Broadway and 80 North
Sixth street PHILADELPHIA Price 81 per box. 1msc
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CROTON WATER.

LWBANX,S LEADEN PIPES, LINED WITH TIN
u IN consequence of The eleeTo,s effects Of drinking
well cider aud other fluids of lead the adopion
OF these pipes for carrying the Cot.n through the dwell
OF the citizens has been strongly recommended by the
fessor of Chemistry in the Unyer,ity Columbia Colleges
COLLEGE Of Ply s,cals and Surgeons Sc by the Mayor of the
tl the State Commissioners and kngineers OF the Aqucduct,
ii. Superintendent; Of the Pipe Department and Commissioner
for furnishing water 10 the houses BY Professor Smsn DE-
TO those who are having pp. pomps baths. Sc fitted up IN
anticipation of receiving the Croon wateto the friends OF the
Temperance cause and the citizens large these pp.s par
ieul y commended well for their superior strength aud d
liability wei for their quality of transmitting the first
eessar} q e free from the ,ost nsdous o!posonons so
slightly those charged BY plumbers Tor common Like
every IMPROVEMENT in the arts they have hid to contend both
here and in Europe with the btior hostility of those who
sgine their affected lev them All who desire inor
nation them invited send for circulars and
give their orders to THOS. EWBANk,
len Epr orc Crosb nv stree
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WELLINGTON A; CARTER Commission and Wine
l,sen house q LOmslno Of Madsira) offers
for sie, m PARCELS 20 suit purehasels-
South side, Madeira Wines, amssy. Reserve and o,Ss;
5 aS s mo 81 dsS and sass 70 .S%s S years
400 basket, AnehOr Harp. Windmill Cabinet, all other
$40 q clare 81 Julien, Chateau Masaar Sc. Also
S' Ss.ss 0 Of Mascai Wiasa assorted cor Abhe
baskets irssh Salad OIL Mensehin, Aneio,e capers
censtsni supply ofihe best double single refined Loaf
Also, Lump Sugars, reanehes for which A.
Advances made on salssbe merchandise.
anss Sa' al so Se
s Sssy will b e GI pss 4s IN wine
alS 6W From S2f 4fElNG mo
may see az BIodw number OF samples painting
wood velvet silk muslin paper &c by for which
s sd ne % s sS o 81 S. %S.
Sa bs no can ann .., them o,ss1
learn in very lessons paint miniatures TO erfection
VICTOR p 'nf hs
courts Of France Russia, &c iea lm.c i
saG jss. Hs ess aas s IF. | ESss
~ ,s d's, sSsGss. BGOoEa Long Island
gaS.eS s1nS So % T 's he them to the
Once 81 the Disnllery, Tilleryst Ii
saa.r o. his residence Bridge ST. near Mf BlSos IL
WAsHlNGToN HOTEL BROADWAY NEW DIX
of his yots hotel beg. interim his eDd. and
acqu,intences that he the long and iavorabv
known 10 the patrons of the above establishment john
The house has undergone various alterations and repairs Tho
atty furnished and will be let without board by
the day week month moderate prices to
Hotel for ts wines and liquors. viii be sustained and nothing
shall be wanting the Of the propr make comiorta
JOHN MARINER. 4
n B.The Assembly Ball ROOM is present under the
process of alton when finished will present the
hodera dimensions and bcautywi be second
in this Uron-w Ill be let with without the ada
concerts balls dinner parties clubs committees
public meetings, Sc je5 lw I
H.3 ELIGIBLE FAMILY REsIDENCE.-For sale, a
1W story brick house and lot, Barclay
.1lA Broadway Possession may be had Immediately For
Particulars apply at No 70 Pine street jc7 Nv cod inssc
RIO TIE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
alelsd Tea highly celebaed China and Europe, Just
ported for sale the Cation Tea Comp,nys General
Tea Establishment, lei Chatham street, New York-n Chi
nese Packages Prices 50 cents and 81. m2i m"r
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-A farm Of about fifty acres
w partly wocdl,nd, with without improveine the
northern shore Of Long Island. and within fifty miles of New
York. Address $. III. w. post Office les 3tsrc .
EAGLE COURSE.-Trenon N j., June 9TH 8t2.-1'he
IL The following totng declared to off,
mencirg June 10th, and 10 continue three days:--
First day, "Wednesday, June i6A Of 500, mile
Same dav, Of $50 mile heats under the saddle free
horses that 100.
Second day.A Of SEGA, cree for all mile heats,
harness Same day, Of 500 mile heats, best five
free for horses tina, trotted for money.
Third day.-A Of S20n mile heats free
for all ma,cb horses Same day, of $50 mile heats
der tue saddle, free for horses that $780,
l'R tllar
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OI1ct Optn untII to o CIoCk !. ".
PRIVATE CURE.

THE MONITOR-This is the title given treatise show.
the diseases called private their best modes Of treatment
stages with useful hints important advice and all necessary
directions enable the patient effect private prompt and
permanent cure. To the unfortunate DR.. Jordan offers the
Monitor with the fullest confidence, containing as does the
fruits of devoted experience extensive practice and
successful Nor does he deem To
than this that the Monitor has reached the seventh s
ton. t. .,
> Sold for the proprietor, only Apotecsres' Hall 50
Prince Marion where also be had Dr. Joraus
Specific Courses. No. for the ofcp elects, and all
thra discharges and Csse No. for the permanent cure Of
yenereal diseases in all its These packages comprise
every medicine wash and requisite needed, either for in
tena external They excite suspicion ause no loss
n- so Prince street, Of Marion, blocks east OF
Nbo Gardens Private entrance COS Marion street. ne door
To the drug store. ma lm~ C
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TO EPICURfS.

HOT AND COLD LUNCH. No. II Park Row. ycster
called the above refecfcry and agreeable
surprise my old acquainsnee Francis Armand late pa
strong his hook lie has ,vinced up
this celebrated place Of fer the e,cue and better
Iser Of good things be found similar
,sablshmsn The bar neat and furnished witt the choicest
found Fines yopr reply will be nuf ced The food is the
best the market affords and got up superior style under the
oouipetoni inspection Mrs. Armand Just sepin and try
them. EPlCUREAN.
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MEDICAL AID.

MO- PECK SLIP-Doctor Carpenter usual! devocs his
entire personal aenon TO the relief Of The afflicted and m
old established and well known Peck slip Dspensary No.
Peek slip Pearl Dr. Carpenter bc2s leave apprse
those whom he is unknown that he regularly educated
physician and surgeon graduate Ct Union eoege and
tanned his diploma this city the 1913 But what most
important the patient 10 know the fact that he speedily and
testify His offices and entrances conveniently adapted 70
comfort and privacy Of pstent who exposed to
observation and his charges viii be found reasonable
DIR. CARPENTER.