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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

SoK rHE TiHzs.
The Wheels oftime are moving on apser
Ana countless rhaugcs daily meet oar eve.-
And many rviIs Stare n The face 'Ia1r
Which gather n.urd ~ thick a. summer ai...
There d ted that e e;s nO weigh Of s.rn,v =
N~' che 'l'ai always 'vesss sanuy msrrovv.
I'ts vesy little I'VE e'f 10 iF,ni,le
Or heals IN henrss ais,Bt tins rrn.kea v<crt6
FD' Re u rinn,inr. hitting as : .nhhle I.. h ~
q pune ~ unsteady ne Gag un1nrted: ss.
To Jay Nc meet and ti.,diy TX ~, her
F'-in'Rnw part. Ike caves ia ,rsny ", her
'Its hnlish ess f,r man. Heed I'm eeris'r.
To t'l n'.d sirise Rat.es hsspsof g.ld;
For time "'rr him III ssop his sable rustu,n.
AID ''hsfes his grandeur when he's dead ana
r.,iR
For np'g''i gor. with him bat his repniai,su.
Ihsh VII 70 IN riches ). bis eonsolalius.f
u me roult live q thousand years. and ,.so.,.,
6a;is through life 10 his isyhu,-i's prime.
WHlr'.l care Ou ~haL To- pause and pnndes
h'~ swee'ly would he Ihasshls sl,d wishes
rhiur! 20
F"F ~ hopes and j,,ys we're never siven.
Ths enru we're hen pasadise--a hsssen.
Bul lie - shpn and islI Of strange eomms,,isn..
Wb'rh oiien lure ~ vhere We should not ro,
AMI eiNe us many vsgue and esring nolisns
Aid ifins anand ~ dsfkne.s. gloom and ~,
For like the leaves upon The Aspsn Tree,
Man. sys restless. never calm and free
HtD 90 vESTIA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02


r"pnlar,y oI,h- Tariff has i..erra.<d ify prv cent.
within the isa 6vs yesA An srprosch h Free
Tf.ds has he~n nsSe--ss- Emu. have been ss-tei
-snd They we're burr ard n.hv NJ he rrad Sc
iru't. There nethes As,os NOS nnfr;nsrnl IN
them. They acted lilc slow poisson ai.5 wers
wssting AMY The subsfsnee orrhc hoJy Iois~ 10
a "a shadow.
fair opportunity. lea 1871 aud = % give their bias
Ted system a IsI and i.r tsiaL Many wh % AZ that
time. acting the prn.s,pe tl-si poihing eou'd
efIsetua!y cure the d-ie mp~rsiufr al the issbIss
mind ihi- sulj-s let The system ga ihiss iul
praeisce. We're dislss-d 10 yie;j The ~ ins 10 The
Lacvi,r.~ aud let Them pa, il INT" ups ns,rn. Thry
wu,,i nj take n c responsibility themselves &c
sh.lishny our Cosium tlos,r~r. and riJ~~i'g thu
~h .Ie industry Ut the C.smrry I" the rou
y, ,,i The ys.up-r aiHr OF Enfope; bu they
co','-"i III essln.e tie -v,l Temp rsry. sr the oar
y 81 ciIesing pefnsn cut cur. -ifthc LsuE.csSs
ws'oJ Act "ai their Iriucii les. These gen'is men.
isswever. ~oah not h,c The mark. Al the isse
iea ed realIzns their shcr. they scsmi-rrd ia Ill
dn~e'.o ns. sssd the Rchms.uJ Eiri
lied that 10 r-,-i like q mss.nas against the ..msd
caps ard Temperatures of the Wing fsrfy. TOR
ps-.,n.ing Vet the L,r.,-ss,s ihe,s o.,a WY
aud - ai,sh The gl..rp",s Free rraie syS,rsn, We
VIII. ~ few days rc.psi li-b <,ne oi these strong
apiesis for inrif. thai the w.rld nav have jul
cm,s~p,on OF genuine Free S'rsdc Politician.
fully three G",rh- OF The en,re ad.l, I,,lai,cn of
the Nor hcru aud Easter, Sias., ,a ,svor OF .
TarG. ~h,rh prs'iec's donesilc intere.s from the
rn,n,us rsmp~iiIrm of epre,g. tabsf. We q. nnf
believe the esls'nae 10 exaggerated; Er IN th,- mn
"'i,er middle. and an The Western States there %,
h'ysnd all qne.lhsn. decided m.j.riy IA fa,ur ol
ouch Jarh Very many. WIN call ,hesns~l, 60
Dcmvcrss. have he'd their eyes opened is tie h~o.-
I ~lI-cis .f Tari. hy ~ii-essing the w.der:ui
results wbieh have been Wrought i.y he present
A. ils pasmse. every national Interest was dropping
The asricI hura ~ We a. The manuisc,arinx.
Vas Depressed. mud there class OF men
noursshing. SAVE the -shaven" Al the saline i.Ins
the pnbir e rran Was beiow par. and the Federal
Government coVid n"i borruw money At hane .r
shf''sd The Tariff stepped in. aud changed tho
whvl~ ca ot fsirs. Men. ~hose ms,uis ~ mot
sealed IN The light Of huih ,u,.lJ resist the eff CT
whs spch met a. ihis. calculated To prssur~.
AMI a ihe qurs'ion 81 Tariff. no TaIR spuid to
submii'rsl .ngly. 90 The suffrage of the Amerrah
Pepps. the v.He in iavur 81 Tar.a. would em,n.es
uily t~o th rds OF The whole - R'ckEssd Hhig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

LATE AND IMPoKrANT-Ths ws-nes.
bursh Messenger. (L'cO) s.ys there IL democratic
gain ia cunn-ccu'. ., The reiurus arc not all in
There has been no eIec'In since Int sprins T..ry
mus' Dc very much behlni me age in Greene
county f thsy do MT get news esslier than that.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

AIR whsrons--Th. private eKps-ss<s estsbiishedl
Va volaisp of nN. bet sen The prlneisi Af'an'is
cities. Ios the conveyance of is,,ers sH ohss malta
ale m,'es, having hem t'unt Ca s:fsc, ses~ssiy the
'ssv.'ae he ros, dice Depsr'~s'i. tho P-ama-
ter General ia order u e.sr-ci ihe evil. luIsJ
ssss'sy 10 sG.'er the l.~. .sai iss he ,rS's.,a
al hr Department. rf7srrssf
Ia % doing he his ersiiei The wrath sf many ul
% The Eastern papers. ~ho-e interests saiq-se.I
rp I've ar c',-r. and they are consequently .bu.ins
han ~mhout aea-ur-.
IHjaa'cs 10 the Pvs'mas-s General. will YIN, ,Iu
me is issar Ia Psfiis, IA your paper. The erci,s~
sr,,ce irun the 6;ss-r NJ y. H-yss~f. winch ihiak
takes tis csrr~r, view ul,he subject. A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
IMPoRrANT YRoM MExIcO-rh. N o q,

IMPORTANT FROM MExiCO.--Ths N. o. Bee
"fihe 2'th inst. says We alluded some days .sce
10 misunderstanding ~hi IA had arisen between The
diplomatic agenis uf Great Britain aud The MeIcan
Government; bat had not deemed il = subject 81 se.
rions consequence, until yesterday. when We were
kIndly allowed Il, copy slsraci OF letter received
in Ihis city. dated VI xicn. S-p,ember 2gd and Co.
~ardsd VIA Ilsvans,hy the British steamship Sevsrn
IL communicates iae following intelligence of START
ling import:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

r. R'cKETrs. editor Of tho ElkIon. Maryland.
Wing. tried last week zoe man.Iaaziier IN killing
A. T. Forward, E~I. was acquitted. He was
defended BY The Hon. J. NJ. Clsys5n. Of Delaware.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
THE suB.rREAsuRY IsSIIE--;rhs f,lIn,

THE sUB.TREAsURY IssUE.-Ths following
is The eonelSd"g of The tralaiiOn sdOpr
ed by the Van Buren, meeting ia the Park, N York
CiIys
Never shansi"ning an honest issue because when
fret PFereniet ihe public mud. may he prsVsred
E'r ", agalo present q, determined tibet u shal
ie Interviewer in the esia1li-hed D,llcy OF lhe RUM
Iv We go fR The measures aud ia aufhOr, the
case and The man. shs IsdePeHdeat Treasury aHd
Martia Van Barren.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

Prn'r" IN Pittsburgh, Cape Cod and uIhsr places.
may a. we'll keep Ihe;r eye. skinned. Gu there Is one
T. IL Chard 'er Who wall probably desire - ad,er-
''ss h'nHeH ss dentist. AID II they do o,k ou,
ne Will serve them "a lac did u,-Lsave Withhold
PAYING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

The jury empannel'ed in The es.e Of the Rev
Gen. Marshall. Of P,s.bnrgA. tried for seduction
could nal agree and wrrs di,ch.fg-d. They Stood
eight Esr convection and four E,r reqailtHI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
.METIco. Sepl. pom. IaI3-

p. S.-We regret t0 inform yDu that irom some
Misunderstanding which las ARISEN between n NJ
Mi-sion and The government. MS Doyle. a B M.
Charge d'AdsFes. has suspended all diplomatic IN
i~rc"urse Win MeE'co.unI he receives instruction..
fn,m his Government
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02
WHEELING DAILY TINES.
NOVEMBER 2, Is4s.

foR PEEsiDEsr ~ 1914.
u T. ~ * 4 e. T. a y.
F.s vicK PRnsiDESr. i....
unHN DAVIG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

AN ANEcDoTE.--Th- KnickerIsocker Magazine
rsIa'es this snecdOe. Of The 6ss, production Of HE
'Rens Day 10 L,ndom
The esIebsa'eJ FaFten declined pah in H. re-
marking that Il the piece beyond single night
bee would Oid hat f'F every tsse it ,sas ,sysJ
The psy fose " irumediais a'd ain"s, unpreeedenl.
81 popularity. On arriving a. The fhesFs one eve
mtg. Mr. farfan IDiOFuIej by The calLboy that
Me Nallaek hsd ien something = side table lor
hitn.cOy eroJ h large White sheet .fia,a grrni-
81 FsFren. @hai - ar The by hHed ihs covering.
and l'rh.'ld. ranged 81 the exsrI order, we're
iniry az ofihe d'''esisatlesi. shocking bid hs's
in London. Fanan startled. and turned angriiy g.,
me led. Please Sir. saH The i-,y. Mr. Wsliocs
saYs a. hoW yOn sai4. when yau refused the par u
CfsDns n lhs 'Rsa Day ihaI II ne piees ran h.
y'Hd sngie ghi. yoY uaid an Old bsi; - a. IL
has uas been played niiriV seven lines. be hunk.
q right 20 give yva nefrng eat. atirs ihs neal
bsc.mes g., large iyf Jour J,gesp,sr FareG satd
~ al urh--and iru
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

'sNsSersi believe, since the sinr-span
g Il flag Of C"lumb,a first waved over
sn armed ship were the inmates OF a
national vessel SO deeply affected at the
loss ct tneir commander, as IN tho pre-
ssnt instance"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

HUGE AMIN Al RgidAiNs.-Ths hons. Of
'lls aii--'afloin, frreniy iound rear Wafa v v he's
- inEeiisf, y $50. rnrassfc as tees %, letefh
snd % h bsigih. Mr. Bryan iho foder Of lhe.s
-'pr- - taking 'hrn 81 New oresns-ihencs W
ne hasiefH eiuss--p'oiahlf 80 Eafops They ere
sid - b ihs - - esapisis End perfect ever i0und
ofsH psgsur Ibsi o ne snlos i 49, dspls,.s...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

LATEST DATES.
From . 'iiiposa o. 81 Liverpool Oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

'"ln accordance with tho Customary
regulation of li,o place, al once soesr.
siiiicus and pngsnsrous, which prohib-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-02

s ? !. rh.'"on's's' ~ seq. ''''ss 9.
~ tee, water N he chsnusI. FsIIlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
NJ MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening, 9th inst, by the Rev. James W.
NeLans, William H. Webb aud Henrietta a, daughter OF
Lasch Hidden, all OF This city.
Al ives, Brookeld Mass I'd inst Mr. Eldad 4. Prescott
Jadrey Nh 70 Miss Francis ?, daughter Of Elisha
hassaond, Esq OF W. Booth deaf nnt.s
10 Wednesday, Oct lsth IN ST Lukes Chafch, West
ty John Wilkes, Printer TO Miss Mary Z. Chaplin both
Of Albany.
A. Albany 9Th inst, by the Rev. $. Wilkins Mr.. w H.
Rooke Printer, 70 Miss Catharne daughter Of Robert
4asd, all Of Albany
A,Wss,erlo, Albany county, by the Rev. James A H
SSSus Theodore F. Cornell, NJ D, Of this city, to Miss
4s'is Lay, of the former place
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
DIED,

% Saturday evening" at Il O'Clock, OF short but severe
l4sss JAMES Conuol! the let, year OF his age
a friends and those of his family also the Members and
and attend his funeral this afternoon At s. o'clock,
ION " his his late residence. No. Rose ST.
0G fnday evening, iOt ns few days illness fet,
A hsi aIe merchant Of Tallahassee, FLORIDA, IN the 4Sd
10th Instant, after long illness which she bore with
sI,an ioTtitude, Ciassa wife Of Elias B. Messerre
sncay 10th, Mary Frances, Youngest child OF JACOB
''90ie, aged yeac
BrooSya 9th nsan Nh Thomes Sweet, the 10th
!s' oi hs age
yoii ofleaa. the soth ult Of yellow fever james
'a'!sa Barry, aged p years.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
Passengers Arrived.

he packet Ship Sheffield from Lirerpool-Rsv Dr. Cut
= sad lady Saaderson, lady aud servant BaileyG
oa spreekeseid, lady, child and servant; Nix Sherwood
~ @sssetage.
p The packet ship siddons from Lwerpool-JeIemiah
shSat and lady, Daniel Aiessereau, Wm Kingsland of
Ivy; Simon Brolasky Miss Mary Broiasky, Master
,ysssy, Mrs Mary Gilpn, Miss Sarah Gpia, Phi!adel
Sa; Mrs Mary Cowpef Savannah; Miss Eliza Hux,4ble,
aySsss Blair, B A-67 stseragS
u the ship Charleston I'm Charleston-Mrs NJ II Brown
so o children and nurse Mrs E Doty, child and Jos
.1ss Va lady and child Miss Cla:k, Miller, Rounse
's,' Nedom Ansie.
casley
I,s Passengers Sailed -
M ae ship Shakespeare for New Orieans-MT Augustus
tTvhols CT New York; Sir George Root do; Mrs Louisa
,saSerkemp Of New Orleans; Miss Caroline ard Miss
a. ss Vanderkemp. do; Mrs Levi Gale and servant,
IN "a Henry Schoonpaker aud lady, do Mrs Thomas Si.
sSa Children and servant, do Mrs Edward Ogden and
NJ Isa, DO; Mrs Robert Mlbank, child and servant do;
%. c,. Whitlock, Of New York; Mr. Edward Smith
Nsss S Williamson, n; Mr. John Ballard. OF
osans Mrs James Bullard and children, do
eslna, New York; Miss Louisa Bass, DO; MIR Lewis
ao Miss Fanny Doaae of New Osleans; Mrs Eliza
usoH' do; DR. David NJ Mclntire, of Lexington KY;
ofpmS;iy Alden, Of New York; Mr. Charles sWaiker,
n, ,R,slasase nee i Mr. John w Brigham, OF New York;
aSoa5, W Ogden do
- me Cordea, from Boston for Trinidad-Samuel Nc
Consul at Cienfuegos.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
dl tAIsLSIFs SCdIe,
EXCLUSIVELY
pRlNp I'm "a

I "a ,,
supply the City and Interior Trade piece package
by conhnlne their attention entirely and exclusively TO this
one article L. B. enabled only exhibit more e1
esve ard beautiful than be found elsewhere,
there being similar establishment for Prints in the United
States but to sell always prices low, Gnd generally
0irer than houses whose and divided
among large variety Of articles.
The StSek embracing Some Thousands Of Different Pat
and Colorngs comprises all the latest and choicest
sya TO which Will De constantly added all and desrs
bic patterns they the market besides many which
Purchasers this article viii find i TO thes interest to
this Stock before buying their fn,s Even if they do
the styles and learning the Lowest market prices
Catalogues Of gss, egrss,ed ~ T1sh every variation Of
will receive the best attention. e123 3mD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
DR.. Felix Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle,

viii completely aud permanently eradicate supertluous hut
nan hair from females upper lips, the ha conceang broad
nd elevated forehead the stubborn beard OF man. or any kin9
uSre 81 Walker st. one door from Broadway.
Slper bot,le-Drectlons French and English
Agens-Guthrie, a Maiden lane Albany; Myers. New
Haven; Blown, 76 CheSuut street Pmladephia Jordan,
Mk street. Boston; Gray Poughkespse; Gre.n' MGcssteI
Norwich Tousey, Rochester, n Y; Guild Bangor White
Cahi;
Can tested beioe byng proof positive this and
10 LIN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
rparen,s. pon,t Neglect Yo,,r Child-

U PareMts. DOsl't NtSItCt UttI Nh1tltt-
ren:-Ihousand of children annually become deal III con-
OF discharges OF from their induced by
scarlet eyer colds, &c. &c Now, if mothers would do their
ta, aud procure 'ScARpAs on FOR DEAFNESS and use t
9dHscied their cldlen would be cured; bu II neg eced
hdharge continues verytoubesome the hearing gradually
and naiy pa or total de1ness eSsSss nrnr rms
SH. No. 70 Fulton ST. y East Broadway, 273 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

THE COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GENTLE
J. MANS MAGAZINE-On The lst Of January. ISai,
VIII be published. the first number of the COLUMBIAN
LADf'S AND GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE. edited
by JOHN lNAS and filled with contributors from the
eminent ana ACCOMPLISHED writers of the country.
he motives winch have led the commencement Of this
undertaking may be briefly stated Ii believed by the pro-
peto that there IS In the United States an provision
Of literary ability Tor which ret there no adequate sucour
ageen or ei o display that besides the numbers OF clever
and succell writer's whose productions weekly, and
monthly and annual read with delight by thousands there
VINO nave orly 70 appear the of publication
brilliant award fame and that s Of those
whose names are already pronounced with rrsec by lips OF
wSest cehsue ale capable OF and still higher exeoGs
than has eoee called forth IL believed that the de-
nand for literary pToductsn this country especially IN the
periodical Channel exceeds the supply very large repor
ton, and thai new supplies have be presented o the
night quat anu IL e Elshi he1rty WelSon
and profitable ecertion No douot entertained OF the
American minds ability itself certainly on lis own
ground not abroad against all the competition that the INTEL
lect Of other lands bng the encounter; and full
ie a among the millions OF American readers tee
be and coThal welcome for all that American winters
produce oil excellent and interesting tomthese premises
other AiaGe-ine notwithstanding the and success oil
those aeady BENG thar there can b. lack ability 10
I'll pages acceptably within the reach of capital and liberal
enterprise and that such periodical w not TAIL - be greet
cd as wecome yste' b thousands upon thousands who IS
yet done litte n- the support aud eyel
opmcIt OF American periodical literature.
Another ana slrrns motive been the feeling that New
York the inst CITY OF the Union should De TIE home O! -
Ilodica o"nln no 5upenor neither merit nor success
Tug COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE will De published on tn
4y o! every month is mechanical arrangements w..
prise the best paper, tyle and workmanship that money en-
procure.
It's contributors will sought for among the sbie5L agd
most popular writers the country ami no efforts VIII be
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
FALL, GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
IOHN HUTTON, II Hudson-Street, (opposite
Z, Harrisoa.sree) respectfully soc1i;s the attention OF his
es aud the public his extensive aud well selected stock
ofFALL GOODS, comprising the following:
FLANNELS.
Nesl.Ensish and Domestic Shirting Flannels; Gauze,
and English Swauskin red and Yellow Flannels; Scotch
Pldius and excellent article ofDraweTs; Engisl and
Scotch Blankets o-n
Scotch Yarn and Euglis Hose and H2ii-hose
Nerpo Cashmere Mohair and Saxony Wool Hose Scotch
warn Shirts and Drawers English and German Cotton Hose
and Hall Hose
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETS;
Nlerinos Alpacka Lustres, snd Bombazns
Black Silks good assortment
Frencn English and Domestic Prints
so,cb Gipcbams plain and twed large ASSORTMENT
IRISH LINENS.
Linen sheengs; Table Linens; Towelmss' scotch ana
Russia Diapers. -.
sorment OF Scotch Woolen Hose and Half Hose Mens o.
mems and Chdren OF every size and quality 10 M'e ~
se,he. with Scotch Yarn Shirts and Drawers j. IL woa'o
Eore particularly cali attention 10 <Nls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

E@ Muffs, NIuffs, Nu,fls-0fvery SUPERIOR quality.
mbe found In the city-or sale at WATSON ,,
Hat and Fur Store, l5i Chatham ST.
NIB Ladies would do well TO call and examine previous TO
purchasing elsewhere. Taped NuiiS OF every description
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
VAULTS FOR. SALE,

VAULTS FOX SALLY.
~ The Trustees Of the Newly ori City Marble Gene
y have Just completed tier of vaults iii the Cemetery,
Seconstree near Second Persons Wishing 10 pur-
chase will please apply 70 either Of the nsrS1gned trustees
STEPHEN ALLEN, ROBERT HlSLOP,
MICAH BALDWIN,, PHILLIP HENRY.
ELLIS POTTER n6 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

JXANTED-By young woman, situation as
w Cook washer and irone chamberwoyk in private
family Best fcry reference given Apply 1856 oosteEs
nl3 So
IX7ANTED-A place by girl about Is to mind
w gchild.en OF 90 chamberwork Apply at s2 Elizabeth
street his H'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that an ap;
/ plicaton will be made the Legislature OF the state o.
IRISH Emieranr Society of the city of New York Dated
lOtn .Nove'oei, ~ toi'' nI3 6wd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
'seu - nav JOHN LOKIMER GRAHAM. P. NJ.
STEAM REFINED CAEDY.

n l. IL A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
N. of Chambers street. constantly manufacturing oy
steam and have hand large assortment OF candy
&c. of superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This candy being made from Refined Sugar %'li keep IN
climate harder and driver than any made from raw su-
49, - MIA lmia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

~ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
real head OF hair that aceptcs and connosseuEs have
dsv The advantage of this novel and unique Wig It's
being made without sewing weaving, which It's
ness and natural appearance defy detection texture
being so beautiful and free thai In all cases OF
other Wigs entirely avoided The ceptc and connolseur
alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wig, and the
necuar method OF fitting the head the manufacturers A.
E. Barry, 4s Broadway, OF Liberty street, up stairs
nj
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
PRINT WAREHOUSE

IN NEW OfA. ,es
= F. LEE, formerly of the firm OF Lord ~ G Lees,
-: Lee Babcoek SC az and u B. spqf an is
PEARL STREET, (Hanover Square,) New.Yor wars-
house extensive scale,
E'yCI uSyuEJv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

DY ORDER OF Frederick W. Hubbard, Esquire
d Supreme Court Commissioner notice hefeby given
that an has ssn.d against the estate OF John
lo T a aJ sbseond"g s" debtor and that
viii be sold the rayment OF his debts unless ne appear anu
months from the fst publication of this notice and that the
nent any debts aud the delivery OF any property belong
any property by him for am vhaeve ar forbidden
DE ID" AiiU " ~ l.. H. AN NSWORTH.
~, ycn Attorney for AT aching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

DOST OFFICE, New York, November IIIh,
L lS43.-ENGLISH MAlL.Lfuer Bags per n; hoIai Wan
viii be closed the Upper and Lower ocs in this
ocock NJ The inland postage OF 1871 zach single
paid The Posmaser desires to call he aen IN
this mail 10 the fact of hundred and sirtyfpe letters
having been seized by the Admiralty Agent on hoard ths
10 the Post Office Of the inland postage not
being paid 10 the Post Office said letters The letters were
sunnosed 10 have been sent from this city \,
SIRt''D nIP ~ JOHN LOkIMER GRAHAM P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

BOARDING DOWN TOWN.-A Gentleman
d and his wife or three ,ingle Gentlemen may have
M RoomS and Boad where there very few boari'
w - No ei Greenwich-street The house has Just oesn
newly fitted up boarders will be accommodated on mode
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
MILLINERY GOODS,
CHEAP FOR CASH.


TE7HE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
nerv Goods Al No 95 Beayer-street Zone door Pearl
. street bel9w H mas ,ssg great
5 and desiIabe styles and VERY CHEAP. He believes
his to be the best isiettS &c I Of i IN M ,s s and ana s
ne buys and sells cash they help being cheapest
The reputation he already has 2i selling Mll,aef Goods
ducemrn for persons call before purchasing He attends
the auction sales daily avail himself OF the bargains that
may Offer and II turn 70 give them 10 MS cussomsEz
-' O' L. Nj. STEVENS,
N.yyo-L Ssn,srnb-r 70 1e.3 ole lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

70 Splendid English AnnuaIs Tor 1S "A.
D. APPLETON 90. 200 Broadway, have received per
THE AMERICAN IN PARIS, during tho SummeI or
h Pctqes Annual S fer 6 Ing @ nf5u of fnIsan Mii
grapc description Of the field sports Summer amusements
and festivities by Jules Janaa Wh Is aS0Fate ngsns
ngs FROM dfsns s BY the eonhd French painter
THE KEEPsAKE-E by the Countess Of Blessing
jects portraits and landscapes, from pictures by Sir W. G.
Boss E. ChaI9n Redgave F. sterhsna Lou1s
F. Cobaux Sc With prose and poetry BY popular authors
royal 8vo, elegantly bound in crimson silk.
Blesngton Comprising series Of portraits of the Women
OF England the most distinguished for their rank and beauty
With tales sketches and poetry eminent wrels royal ayo
elegantly bound in blue silk.
The prices are the former years. The supply be
incu nusuallv small early orders requested
D. A. SEQ. will receive per the next steamer
ACKERN1AN'S FORGET-ME.NOT. elegantly bound
~ A splendid assortment OF elegant Oxford Bibles; H.
Illustrated and standard works received Britannia
nj
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

N.B-Cyanuret Of Potassium, HyRn; n;suph Sod 90 Wood
os?a1 Ss Pos9sa osac Acid Carbonate Aqmona Bronze
Lunar Ceustic the Compound Ny Fr Tooth PASTE paesq5c
mn,k and Nickel Pyrogneous Acid and all the
French Chemicals, Iodine Peperine Hydrodata OF roSaSh
IL Sc n82weodiss