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MEDICINES.
MADAME RESTEI-I.-

FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, ls Green
witch between Courandt nd Liberty where
plants incident TO the female frame.
Madame Restes experience and in the
Of obstinate Of female egu rty soppage suppression,
&C.. is such require but few days to effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance
6nemen or other indsposton will be accommodated during
Preventive Powders" for married ladies' whose de-
cate precaIious health orbds rapid increase Of family
will be by mail of the United States Price
package All Letters po:t gadl addressed to box sss.
~ B-Madame RESTELL would inform ladies residing
Of the city, whose health would admit of travelling that
of the United States within reasonable distance
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lms MICHAEL E. MARTIN.
SHIRTS

SHIRTS made after the latest and approved French
patterns Coats antaloons and all under garments,
made order short notice and the fashionable STYLE
Gardeners Furnishing Store 81 and CO Maiden Lane, New
York.
33m*r VIM COLLINS
pARIS MILLINERY, &s-Madame Beaubard, Agent 2lI
Broadway, door the American Hotel ctully
informs the Ladies of New York and its vicinity that she win
open her fall fashions Thursday the 22d inst which to-
suit the times. s2l 3tsm
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TAILORING.
MARTINS

M AN LIN -
Cash Tailoring Establishment,
l64 William Street, Corner Of finn Street.
rs decidedly the cheapest in the city There always
hand select stock of goods purchased for cash.
which will be made to order in the style Of make fl. trim
last four and positive saving Of 30
Gentlemen requested to call and examine. Those who
furnish their goods, can have them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Dress Goats, made and trimmed, -. ST 90 to So so
Frock Goats, do do 49,. 90 to 80
Pants and Vests, I rs
Over Goats, 9 90 to ii 90
70 Tems-Cash delivery.
MICHAEL, f.. MARTIN
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CONFEC TIONARY.

" ~ Y
ZOE CIR ANS, SODA WATER, &C.
/ pnADEN, No 70 Canal street, is sli at his old stand
q and will be happy his friends, well the public
generally, and would inform the that he continues make
in his articles of Confectionery aud Ice Creams
which have been generally approved Of from their being
and wholesome deeterous articles used the
whole ing
under his lmm, date supe rvision.
SEGARS, CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS, &c. &c.,
whole sale and retail
- Particular attention will! be paid to orders for furnish
private families for Ice Creams, Jees, &c
prices suit the times.
Ordss for Confectionery from the country will be
10 with promptness and despatch.
He takes this opportunity of returning his thanks for the be
r patronage bestowed and hopes continuance
public favor anal Inns
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STOVES! STOYES!!
B1CKIrS' PITENT RaREFTER


OR FRUGAL HOUSEWARMER.
THE Propnrsr offering valuable public
would briefly Of improve
men which chiefly IN the following psrtcuars
Ito okvats the evil Of i'm 5-To be capable OF Afford
pure noxious the mid intense heat
burning Of anthracite coal ITO avoid all enience
ITO generate and dlfuse from dust
a and wholesome - TO preserve u,e AIR Of the
mosshrne places exposed pure and whole
damp and cold.
3-To lesson the nah of aeei Sand unite with all
dent BY FIRE. those excellent quAtlrs, an
ITO be quickly knded elegant and durn6le article of
and easily managed furniture.
Tas stove constructed Of the quality Of Russia sheet
ION. upon the cyhndcal plsnhe furnace shambeF
occupying Of the centre cylnder 20 which attached an
lined throughout The heat that Is created ~ the CHAMBER
they ealed the base tho bottom nds Of
continually rashing through the which e open
each end or that p1oe carries great amount of rarehed
air into the apartment.
The purity aud soness Of he ar in h..,ed BY tins
stove peculiar and rvnsrsbe the heat being dased from
great extent Of surface moderately heated The heated
the wings sides Of the dese-nd and ads
Over the entire ,ssee Of the e. .. The botto keePar the
in The esnli%e preserving !, s9tly from eeniamnson
j. y. BACkUs, 81 Bowery. NY,
B. new article Of air tight stoves, with rahers also
the kitchen companion cook stove equal
in use v this city. ansi imsf
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HOTELS, BOARDING, &c.
HOTEL DE L'EURoPE,

Nv E<S, DOhiNDiANO, ~C.
HOTEL DE L'EUROPE,
No. Broad street.
THE Proprietor having rtTaossd 70 No Bo.a street and
oFsned tins ss!ahI,ahmsn fr s eoassai,ncs q o. ssi
Every dsheaey % the season NAV b hs bsTs saa even
hung served grin the sohsTeks style he bar sspTsS
Ts6is dHoSs, a. ) o'eIeel. '"'''
CllLens and .tiangen will aBd ma sdli'sbs aes
B. rnysis Rooms may be h'd Cos parties o. sss 50
NAIloNAL HoTkLS--TehosEs,a4laa ,tIsss. Ns- o.
@ partol s ty eAs esst 'seraty opvnse andss hs
daIions foI hundred boarder.
The paror and ehamts fTrlshed with asatn~ss
elegance and with seruuious resai0 the eo@fo q me
The servant. all white, aud ben ea,sfalY .lee
ed with reference TO their eaIsey hsHsstT spd siE do
ment
The wine cellar and harder will al~.y.s. f.r-nss 80
the best that can be rroeud IN q the ecst markets M
world
The charge. for board With whou, ehsmbsr, oil -
49,. 49,, :. ! raiLIifss BRO. rropa..s-.
WAVERLY HoUsE.-rhs pndsrsssDsd ls.PeeuuliY an
with ho.e may wish obtain seA
pseuiia .d,tsd for a@,,ss sad .iass s.aisss -hs
Of fist Hotel Their charges Will b. moderate
times - .
the market ahods aud ssoT assured that nothing shall
b. wanting the Of the Popps0rs fansh even
ios and lqSay that may be ds'''d = m91 CARTER
x-a ROCHESTER, HOUSE, 81 Coartiaad sisssi-Paes
known % the o ns oa. rs. sssns Ss .s ~
with new furniture throughout snd gpdsrsn ssh alterations
suitable deduction will be made boasr ~ ts week
This Hotel Is convenient 70 the seamheaia The North
himself that shall be wanting the @ u himself
servants and that every attention shall be raid 70 The ~an as
choicest articles market and abundance. Tbs pab
Inc are Iepeei"y requested to call and for hsmss's
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FLUTE & GUITAR.

MR. PHIL lPE ERNST, Professor of the Flute Guitar
i patent Conce begs his friends
lie that he has published his new Rondo Mtseo for the
guitar which will be found well worthy the attention the
learner OF amateur from being well ADAPTED that
m.nt and calculated not only to please but afford instruction
This kondo with seversl other Of his
FOR the guitar" be found Mr. Est residence Go
Canal street, where he continues give lessons above
instfuments sl3mtr
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE,
II MOEZANi 5, Thompson street. gives Instructors
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,


TEA EMPORIUM.
l2i, Lafs IN Chatham street, Netc York
TME cASTS IA sfs G st sesilas. to eas. 70,
s .ssy sssa-: %o:s d :1% :s: .rd
o S's . ss s's and fs. s. s, ss sc
Ss.s.sAS .sssssa iTe Gss' md -. quality md
q .ssss,. ss.ios s,.I ,s,sss,y 2 be s5sslisS i
81 s.pse,.iy WEIGHT and quality and arrival
AZ !. .s S.s :sss e ssa% % saS
o. vi y ehsstally ssi p.osnP,ly sfandsd Country
ss.s I'll sa 4 dss.dsd advantage % sspiiy ihemssi"e,
lrssn ~. ssssbl,.h@-ai.
Ode. TON q p.i, q III. Uui,ss State. executed with
~ ealy r.,ssea.s IN America for the sale 4 HOu-
gaas eslssfsisd blaet Tea su2i lm.r
rHt OR ssb SS SB FIX 81 srfSSSkK sHHr
JOHN NJ. DAVIES & JONES,
LUKE DAVIES SsoN.
100 william street, corner John, New York.
K . s.s e H IN. Ss s: .s% s. os
n. 'aa.s ,ssas.'Is trims ssoss.Is .ad retail
c.r,i Fsu,s so.h and ,hiIdn q velvet. cloth
~ pAan Ana ssa N.,1 oaerr dTss. ssdr,ss ssrs.
as A. aads sin tslsamsa w bows srs,ss ties Pans ties
llsss sTron stocks, Se. Nc.
sss. s. s.s '@1 s ss q ss s.:s and ,d
~h hae siisfs 81 spp owed
p.,isr1s f.asY esIeeus sAirs 81 al qa.l ,iss.
.a .h. glra .sd fsasy saI~no mAnuiAs'ars Ladies'
Jrsssre lsssi hnsa ns.,a suitable Isns.. and
THs sSgs ses. made aa1sr inspection z the
~,li bs loand on examination ssasilsd BY none
70 Which .ddsd saperof assortment OF fancy articles OF
g,s ss.ss "as c.ss, se, lSs.y.' I H.3a ss
ms.,s "a .ssy s,rrf,oa snd aasl,,S shss,s Kn,t and
ti,ensl shlrt. sed pn~sn.
extensive sssorasni o. goods 81 which Of own
'"'''''''''" '"' ~" JOHN NJ pAviEs 4 Jo~Es,
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GUITARS.

u 4
MARTIN COUPA, Guitar snufacturers 1856 Broadway,
W stairs, have Constantly hand large Of
Guitars ofFrench, German and Spanish model:
~ NJ O. would call the attention of Solo players TO their
TERI Guitars, made after the model of Gufan which in
biney and purity of tone superior and the
execution The instrumen perfect and
stand change OF climate and viii DO exchanged any
time should they prove satisfactory
Strangers invited to call and examine them.
Prices from SIS TO $780,
Sold, wholesale and retail
=. Coups continues to give Lessons the Guitar.
q I'm eodar
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MUSIC.
TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDION!

- has Just published his Accordion Instruction. which is
yded two pat!he first for the Accordions without semi
tonesthe second for those with both OF which
amply furnished with selected music and exercises
gress,eiy written in order that the amateur easily have
entire command the instrument
sGNOR MARTINI beg. also to state that he has large
collection Of MSS music for the c.rdon which he intends
to publish shortly aud he for that instrument
OF music he should be The Signor will be thankful
all those who will favor him al his residence Canal
where he continues give his lessons. aug 3msr
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RlLLs " EXCHANGE, on ali parr OF England IreIsrd
a. aqa Scotland ~ Of IS Go SIS, f2o any amount
'O "a n's y j. sYLVEsTBR's, "a Wal street
-" and 10 Broadway.
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MANpLES. MANGLES !-Prces reduced-Impor n, ant
w aud Boarding house Keepers Fau lilies DUN
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public that they have
hand and manufacturing their which,
utility and durability not TO be supposed Ii labor
rs machine, 1t entirely supercedrs the ironing
,id puts gloss sheets, table cloths, &c &C., without
aid Of fuel They be opera the United
states Hotel and BnkeTs Mansion use aud all the
hotels IN the city They sold No. Little Green street
Liberty street y. Y, where Nessrs. d. W. do bell
hanging ockmithng and all kind of work cheaper
BE- don elsewhere.
B.-Ktchen Crates made from 10 to Ia. perlb.
10 e.
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- FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS Of all Co
3 lors Of Fashion French boots and ,atent leather
Shoes dress Shoes CATERS walking shoes and
boys and chdn Men and boys cheap boots from sa.7s 81
Bsy shoes 81 o Cents ,nd a. srs 70 10 sna .a ~
misses, and chd,ens CATER boots busL walking Shoes md
slippers OF all coors and Sizes latest fashions ties bukns
and slips, rs cents to ST. good slippers Come and
good assortment Of the above articles at "a Canal street. corner
Walkers au2 liner
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

uSc s:'sd on The minds q banker d.,
Ps Il: q q s. .ssSs. e.
sals%a@Ssr Safe which repeatedly proved ire
eS Ths great objection 70 od Safe. hitherto the has
Kept shfG & nov os.,se + al. s. known Robert
ed be d ~s a. ire proof !. the cersese Of
the committee on the trial Of this :si.:I y uu , ,,,
s s y
70. Safe TIE s va made = furnace rOsI fa,
tsr.cn RI ;. SAT- The ss. were plscsa i ianses, and
!" oPsnias he sn.ss Si %s ssc SAFE siS i. cor
sn was found 70 be somes,sy dssoysd but Robertson
q si sss s ~
i: sSs entirely
seedsnty forced OF By rs .dfenns 90 TIE bars Of t furnace
s.s sfs lightly .s6sS
s % ssa s
.canS uS ss ss p.as ". SSs % & burns
ss four S.ifo.d. T.s ass,yI sa'hsI. Of
Tss Pr.s:iss q Of s IN zach an insn. h,.
Sassas from he res "a Z Sis ssssa%sa~s isi RoSsSs.oa
% books p.psS. s' .sa snsSo the sS%sdsnss q
the community : -.
}EoBB l a VI ttssttElrr'
n' witnessed ss , e: ,Ss, e .s.ss . .s.
have escaped "a, @sd om .sy Ssss arass ever psoS-
ally witnessed, even IN the mos, esgs,s .i,sa'.n,
u. As. NxRylS So. As,siy
IEPHYR EMBROIDERY WOOL. ss. Berlin nssasise
9sm.s we,.,sd. as'onss solo,.
s ss s:s 81 :,. s;: .ss y . s.s.
no. s.il. scmrls,s ...qtmsa, q color.
sss' '- so, ss .r 81. S..s s s
Oars oiss, foI COVERING smhvoaenss
Cords tas.sis, tnass., AZ se.
=, Gallo M, binfinsa, boot cords. ~ ~.
h''''''a BY late '"'' and , sBBw;xa s. L 1iss
.esod im.re No .o wn'.s ~ s-sr Joan, % si.ir.
shAbks1ns .vssrs-. e.ss % 300 u. i.s' ana
mos, ,sn.i ssssr',ess q srssh and h.:.r PAINTED wed-
sale lower .n b. raEeha..d s9y other e.s.s hmsns
ss ss. i:a .s ',s s. S.a @, s' sss1 %
a.ias.. se Tsss'Ss. -,I s.ssr.i ..:sr%ssi ~ a.
c sss" n a. usoss .s sfs Vs. ~.
~ ~ " soLoNoSs Hssr. ugAsl...r,r, ss.
DSts.xfp saItsSS AM {. .:,1.s: =: M
sas is fIsseS ,si SssIe Esg,.. sssr.sss ~;
a ssss eS f, S fS s s ss i s.s ,
% ,h cry .hsiI o-a .sso.s. wn 10y s ass fs-s
P.sss.s. Sssa.. .sa c.s. y osoa. .ss aa De %
s.rs . :ssss I s.s. o ei:::
XI.o. oss.sS. sssss@. .rsss sass''a and ra'ou'o
VIII perp, attend n. :.s = . . q S
. md .ss ss ssss.s 100 s =
81. E'ss s! ss;' VI. s :: 7
apca u, route Ms,sh.s .ss ssss ,s .esr n = az.
osr so..s.s Esmrs. run to any pa. Of n. eouns at
'n .s n0''es and upon 'oMERof Co No Wan stree,
CU6AR-sse hhds prime New Orleans sugar soF,, snd
.s a0' SAFE III '''' 20 4 K collins CO soaAs s..
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PHOENIX
HAIR SEATING AND CURLED HAIR

y.
THE undersigned have constantly hand Plain aud Dsmssk
Hair Seating for Sofas Chairs Coaches and Music Stools
GSed Hair Webbing Tow Cloth. TWINS. ke. for Upholsle
Manufacturers also for Brush Makers and Musical lnstru
men's, sc, &c.
PRICES I'M "a A ma = n TI>G
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e. HARD TIMES-The only rea5on that A
8kNOX& co. can assign for selling many boots
the Clinton Boot Shoe Market Canal
northeast OF Hudson eet-when almost every body
complains Of hard times that they keep goods Of the best
quality and sell them at prices suit the times, and
almost every body had found this II any who cad
this should have found the the they
CONS and ny the sooner they will reap the advantage Almost
anything that wanted the boot and shoe line, Of sirs
s1as ' @aI' can DC round Ses 60 s csus
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STRAW GOODS.

IT BENNE T, ~ John and II1N William
porter and manufacturcr Of Italian and English Straw
goods respectfully informs his from the
and elsewhere that he has hand splendid
ladies fashionable goods suitable for the fall season.
viz :aan Rutland French English Dunstabes black
Florence Braid Prince Albert sche Schell and Imperial
N tue IuSran al Inc
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SHIRTs.-united States shir, Nanufscrorv n William :,
~ OF Liberty, New York Motto, ia hereby s. y.
Ierehst. and traders N general that the proprietor Of III,
ing, which enables him sell has shirts At ch.aper az S
any other house the city. This statement will be
by the list OF prices, follows
Fiae Muslin SHIRTS with Linen Bosoms aud Collar, per
do1,. . .. 81 80
DO, sfifched IN the Bosom ana collars, don,
Do, colored, patterns large sizes, per dor 90
Also large quality Bosoms and Collsrs constantly
hand, which viii be offered cheap for cash. 70 lm~r
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
pARls DREss-MAKlN0 ESTABLIsHMENT-No.
H. 1Ih E.,i Broadway door from Market street-MRS
esps,,o informs her former eu.,omeT and The Ladies
ness the abovenamed where she will deyot.
attention to their service and confidently those
ladies who favor her with the that Dresses
Cioshs ,e ke entrusted 70 her skill shall be deliver
70 be sreced OF the approved establishments in
Broadway, and for much moderate prices
MRS. w. II. JEFFERS, TX East Broadway.
NBMssten Misses and Childrens dresses made
al the shortest notice sid msr
imported Fancy Goods offered for sale low The
asortme consists Of
Various styles Of Fancy Dress and Morning Caps
Embroidered Muslin and Lace Collars
french made Silk Aprons
Rich silk and steel embroidered Bags
Loge Csrdin Il Silk Pelennes
Figured Osuxe, Silk and Velvet Crsvas
large assortment OF fresh AID and fashionable gilt jewelry
aud other small articles desi.ab for the
Also, TO Mliinen.
Some fresh Flowers and Feathers, which will be sold cheap
for cash.
Lsd'e. win find their advantage by calling and examin-
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HANDSOME PRESENT.
VISITING CARD PLATE, beautifully engraved, and
"A 50 best enpameed Cards printed for only 81 Cards
tie best enname printed from plates 81 yer 100 Business
Gard Plate engraved with the usual Of and
best Cards. So Door Plates Seals Of all kinds. Marking
Plates Labels god silver brass Nc &c engraved proportion
with the above CepJer-plste Printing OF all kinds the
low rate. Please call and examine for yourselves
nlSS Cheap Engraving and Pr nt'ng Estabshmen No POI
Broadway and T. Of Greenwich aud Couandt
So lmtr
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IRON SAFES AND MONEY ChEsTs.-The suhscri-
Der keeps copsn'iy hani OF hand
des sundry makers for sale less than half
COS. saeh as have been taken IN isu sym.n. Wilder
Patent Sasmsndr Safes. These cafes (Wders have
failed The fire. and only
had Of the subscriber ami his authorized agent.
SlLAS C. HERRING,
so div wtte I3q Waf.rsf,,e New York
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TO SOUTHERN PLANTERs.-The Southern Rice
Company, under Charter from the state of South Car.
DINA, have thu Rice Founding Mill in full
the eon. Of Jfencn and South street. New York CITY,
trnd"g 10 employ their mil degree Toll MILL
Southern Planters call aud the advantages Of
i.red by this establishment About &, 10 A NJ p
NJ nthe best time The East Broadway Omnibus JEFF
feuoG street, the mill SIG rs Oyer
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CU0AR-spo hhds prime New Orleans Sugar, "a
= .s s'' sale IN '' 70 sui collins CO so.sA 81.
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JOHNSON UKkEN,
Phoenix Factory 30 West 18th 3h and 9th Ayenus
au3i toc7sr Office, l52 William street
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AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
CLOTHTNG

HARRIS, Drsp-r sIlor es1s bowery-W oud respect
y ia ~ inform f=Bh and public he opened
the Cotninr and Tailoring esablishme nj aud
pledges himself thai article equal in
style and workmanship the prices the
On hand shooting coats rot I'm in . .upey;,r
s.yle, cloth - fO'
rnnens shortest notice. Terms, cash on
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DAGUERREOTYPE
APPARATUS

JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN,
- u NASSAU STREET.
TO ARRANGE Prrfect Camera Obscure, requires some
knowledge Of Orticts Persons wishing procure in
optician au3O lm~r
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TOUGH BEAKDS!!

TOUGH BEAKDS!!
PLEASURE IN SHAVING secured oy the use Of Chap
HONE forming four Sides with which every per
his perfect order whether at sea or on
land four faces each of different SHARPENING
pertes commencing with the Metallic Hone times the
gowe Of this ordinary hone and finishing the simple calf skin
Retail prices So IS 90 Is and 80 each according to
ward siEe and finish The performing Of the rs
$50, 80 and Sl2 per don.
l.. CHAPMAN, No. 100 William street.
N b. The performing part my is strop warranted to
De superior George So the money
returned II the purchaser be dissatisfied. aus lmsr
an A, PASTORS HAIR OIL.
()h rOMfOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS
- OF dstr yips dandn and preventing the from
ns out OF turning by Antonio Pastor Hair Gutter l65
TSeenwlcn street New horx. THIS inimable oil been
OF twsnyiour years OF experience. and for
y. ars IN New fors where an tn,
yuuing ousnss and the public may rely on H. thai
compound Oh the wholesomest aud beS OH for m,
" :, grow tnick and long, prevents falling off
grey aud even # hair has gun TO turn grey il such
49, 70 'e haI that by II will restore to its n,tur
has air az en har from becoming shaded and han
a,s ~ y snsa.a which Ba great dhgurement 10 Young la
cno, 80 ~ Io snort lime 1t will naura
coY ce me scur and keep the h, aud hair ,omo,
egeJ1oNs ana mustered liberal made to whoessle
purchaser" frcs 20 cents per bottle highly pe rumed
.a,ws, A. PASTOR,
100 Greenwich ST. ~ Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
FARMERS RANK CT CANTON.

tbs institution has ngain failed to redeem its
BALI! Tho Directors however claim that available
resconrces will enable them 10 redeem every dollar
OF their aapcr. 50 mote II be- We observe that
some Of The merchants of Cauion have given notice.
that they will receive Canton paper for goods. &c
at par. From this we infer that there still exists n
bout Canton. at least. the heliefihat the bank will
redeem It's issues. The Reposiior Of yesterday morn.
ing has The iollnwing notice OF the failure;
FARMERS BANK or CANTON.
We regret the necessity we are under. OF an
nouncing 10 the puhlic. thai the Farmers B'nk ol
Canton. ancr sustaining itself against a constant run
lor the last four months. during The first three or
four weeks Of which. there was a perfect panic has
been obliged Temporarily TO suspend the redemp.
tion OF its bills.
We are authorized however, by The Board ofDi
reciors To state. that the means nre ample to redeem
all us circulation; And that il will pursue The most
vigorous oou Sc possible. in collecting its debts and
converting its other means.
For the purpo'e OF satisfying the public. that the
bhl-holders will sustain ma loss. the Board Of Direc-
tors have appointed n commIith Of compete nj and
disinieresied persons. consisting OF Judge Bldea
Hon. ID. A. StarhDeahcr. and l. ID. Bro,cr. Esq. To
examine into the condition Of the Bank, and their
report will published as soon after II is completed
rs possible.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
MANY CITIZENS.
ANINiAL MAGNErIsM-Nr 1nhr.nn

ANIMAL MAGNEr1SM-Mr. johnson will
exhibit. again. this evening at Mas mic Hall. eIper-
imen', in ANNA Magnetism. We wesi 10 see
him last night and confess that We are now q full
believer in all that we understand to be hs claims
by its professors. We believe first. tina, the mornc.
uzer puts the subject iu,o an unnatural state ofbcirg
trance II YOU will, and that in that state The sub.
jeeir Is controlled blythe will &C The magnetizcr, aud
may be taken 10 my place which the person pm, in
correspondence with The subject has seen, aid ri
is strongly Impressed upon has owa mind. the sub
jet will see and describe il. Mr.. J. p.rGpnn.d
some very interesting experiments, well worthy Of
attention.