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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-13
PUBLISHED DAILY N WEEKLY BY
JAMES L. WHARTON,
AT rHK ooRSER or UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING. VA.

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Nj

No. i67, West side II Market square.
AS in Store. and H. daiiy receiving, a large and
well selected stock Of groceries and liquors
which he will sell either wholesale or retail. for
cash or approved trade. at prices TO snit these hard
times. lie would particularly invite dealers N
liquors 10 call and examine his stock Of wines.
brandies, gin. Sc. Having a r~ectifying establish
ment in constant operation. he can az all times fur.
ni-h his customer with an article Of Recufed
whiskey. which Tor purity and flavor cannot be eH.
celled 90 the West mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-13
HEAD OF WArER S

DRY GOODS.
0nnn YARDS Calicoes from a 6p n,
OOOO 1000 do Blend and Brown mg,lo.
from q Up 10 a isUy
New style Muslin de LANES. Ginghams. Chintz's
Irish linens &c. just opened and going cheap Tor
cash on Main street a. JSENSENEY'S.
mar ~
Ok KEGS No ], S twiH TOBACCO Tor sale
~ unusually cheap 10 close . consignment. .
tsb Is J. IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-13
NOTICE TO "HOUSEKEEPERS

NUIILA IO NIOO AN4NaN HHND
TIME subscribers beg leave TO inform The Gill
zeas Of wheeling and vicinity. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No I43 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment Of
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glasses. Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather beds. holsters, Pillows, curled halr. Spanish
moss. cotton. husk and spring maiITasses; together
with a full assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this city; ell
Of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
and uodrrdnfed.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneen.
vanish. Sp nish moss. &c &c. constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article Of
furniture on the naosi accommodating terms and al
short notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders in GAINESVILLE can be left with J. FAD
ANS e. Co
iun % MENDEL g. HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-13

Bainmore.-Reynolds IL Smith. Kemp. Bucky
& Co. Samr Shaffner s. Co. 6 q Wilson & Co.
George n Hays. A George & Co. Wyley & Wilson.
Jos h Elder. Thcs J Cursor.
Cinci"nGH.-SPringer 81 Whitemau. A Irwin.
William Irwin. Samuel Z Findlay.
In u'suHRe -NcAIoran * McMechsn. VIM n
Bullet a. Co. NcLnre & Ross. Jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-13

DANIEL BOWLY,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
AND GROCERY AND DRY GOODS PURCHASING AGENT.
MO. 2S COMMERCE. N. DE- PRATT ST,
BALTIMORE. Refer 10
MessTs WIN Wilson g. Sons.
Fisher, Miller e. Co.
&" Crangle g. Buileys,
a" OW HeiskeIl & Co. WheslinR.
Fleming & TIngle,
I" Dalzell g. Fleming Pittsburgh.
" Hill. Temple. Samuel e. Co. A yLets. Va.
James Taylor, Jr. Esq, ZanesUiHe, Ohio.
Messrs l. Lemert a. Son, Dresden. "
&" AInswOrih g. Wilcox. Lancaster Ohio.
Rives & Burbridge. ChilIcoIhe,
" Springer & WhiIsman. Cincinnati, "
" o Sherwood g. Co. Columbus, "
" A NJ January & son, Maysville. Ky.
Samuel Calvert. Esq. Jackson. N c.
NM ! ones. Esq. Edenton. N C.. mar Is BP SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-13
INSURANCE.

lNSGhANCE.
lSKS will he taken " The FIRE g. MARINE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at the Lowest rates on
Buildings OF all kinds, st. ne, brsk or wooden
ala their contents:
Steamooals; factories; mills, SC.
Furniture:
And merchandise of all kinds.
And againsta al dangers attic nding the trans
portatlon OF goods on rivers, lakes, seas, eanais
and railroads.
F, r the character Of the companya as 10 promp-
titude and llberality In the adjustment and pa =
went oil losses.-we beg leave to refer to the mer-
chants of this place and elsewhere VINO have had
me adjustment OF claims upon as. aug
Office "a Main ST. D. LAMB Scs7y.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $4,000
THIS company being now duly orga mixed, -
prepared to make Insurance on every des-
c:rltplnn OfFIre aud Marine Risks, such asdwe-
ling Houses, Store Houses &c with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats ADD Keel
Boats, With their cargoes 10 aad from any Tort
on Ina Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their trib-
statY streams. Application (, Insurance 10 be
made for the present at the office of the Wheel
ing Savings Institution
-aua r MCCOY, See'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-13
Dry White Lead.

DIO COFFEB,-l99 BAGS Prime Green.
Just received and for sale low by
msr % WIN PAXTON q SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-13
Arrival.
MnRRISONpS pills

Or the universal y getaNe medicine IF The British
collage If Naturalization.
~TNHESE Medicines cure every disease which
alutts oT rure
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-13
CO.PARTNERSJIP

4 IMAM q EDN ARDS. having assoc aied
~ with Ihem.J p. AGNEw. OF Wheeling. IN
The Forwarding aud Commission Business. at Cum
berlund. Md. The style of firm will be Amman, Ed
wards & Agnew.
AMMAN. EDWARDS & AGNEw.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
AZ the Rail Road Depot, CUMBERLAND. Mp.
REEERENcEs.
Crsngle & Baileys, Jncob & Mitchell,
Fleming & Tingle. X M'Kee & Co.
WIN Paxton & SON. I Irwin,
John r Clarke. Harding Il wcldin,
James II Forsyth. p ID DuGeld.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-06
Qos Go6cn ctnc5 GbeaQttcu.

slus rem ,,erutbcrn sleuccate" enuebu,eu pir fol.
1eucen SlrtltI
WcIe uulerer Urouen wi(Isn nidt, tpe e ihren 8at'
ten tcd)en lpuen, nm cn 9utes @ertd aus ihm ~ maS
tben. 4SlT hIbtn turSb eIlle CUTE lcr tit elmer
sn9l1lden 3e1n9 9elehen, 9clotr1eben bon elmer N a.
t E, ett Den n"uGS "'eEnuI ces Rod)en5 cneS &be'
8atten 91ebt Gle Warie 1aSt eaB ebr orle Ghemauner
rWiul cas- Stcuen percrrben perceu 0tee NraMen be-
aucCIn c., ais ucnn lbre @aten Sl0ttern W1ren unO
oioIen le 0u 9lnrele bAen e Im1cr I'M he1Een 4Sas"
rr mdbrcho acCre lle ouIC Chcltc1e SaIte 9errRreR
Haden 1SGeocrum ancele crittden Ve IN Den heIBeteH
Srclthdiern Der StrelrudIt uno oes Niccrfprude6,
uno pecer anrec haIten JIG ibr EebcnIan9 im SaIie
SNtt Srauen br9eu lie Su jeoer 3elt in elmer Srube
ll1F otn &th IS IIBt lli nun Nd)t rcraueleseH ooB
SNegoncu gut II. Sart rure pele BehaneIun9 weroeu,
I'm Uc9e"hel lno lIe jcoCd9 auSert anAcuebu1s renu
Nc 9ut e.nscm1ct)t rerreM
M1r1e SeI9t lbren Neg fO9enoermaeen
Tetme e1Hen 9rtBen Icpk (osr Icpf Der SreuneItA.
t1tCt 9eH1nnt, een lece Nrou BET ser O4no bAt)-
Jt1lhcem Der 9Gte nlne etDan ut, lese ibn an poS
Ssucr Der caeIlen tcbe cas- 6euer Der ebeGien 4es
oe mus icmth belB Uno b1Wptll,lltD belle lcn Dor
Jem ancerM nluB Ocr leero re9euibio letn lebercee
te hn NIT 3umelSnn9, 9ute uno NMfmrrtiameeit sal.
0etu1 oeen Sad,en in Bereltlafr u1o )ei lebr
1ufmertl1n ca6 )eaer Der 9rnteI, Die curb AusoInR.
uu9 irlenO elne anocre ulad,e ucrmneert rper.
cen, curb o'n NUrratb eritB merce. Safe bn nit bes
'd)eIoener 2Ssrtraudttt Mno unfbulot9em Wtse eiM.
2I b: es fem 5ebler letnr eGn tpeniS RIuas
Dr uno UtiBI9f.it olsu 9cthan Ipuroe.
l&enH es nun trctild rrbI pFt ait rie1em @ewir:e
fthIr - rahcn sr CcoN III lId9smelneu Den Eraucn an,
ilth rbtge Nrrtrft, 10 UleI ais thun IT, enlaer.
mIBtu 1Is Ge9c oscncn Su Ia(tn, uno mir (uo ubcr.
leh9t, O1B, Ne oi:(tlbe 9tnaM befrlaett Ge oub
o: 3lhelteu Ghtma~I murbe w. 9elhm16baft madeR
fO1itu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-06
(Nunllner rs.

Seelc erfeanen YreL' cine feltiame RrunHheit, bic
sic alehiam oItpiIeno mad1t MSrr mtdte db nid,f
ctsie Nrafrmmenbett pHniden, ba 8rautbet (Un(t Elm
@u'tnno unlerer 9rcs N lluucufcmmenbeit ,u (eir
rfeat'
,Gr it es audi bei br laete de ,Tdufd,e did ia
neht emanuel Sic it iehr unccatcmmen, oa Ne ibrsr
Seltt0duri9Feit or0eeru She'll perIcren sic III nid,te
mchr oIs curd, 1td Gle hat ihv eeben uur in Dir
Su tsft 5n keutr, Cein letter slbem;us rlroe audi
hr lester (sln. Ueine 0eeafeit 1T ibre 1eitertet-
0ein SdNner, ihr Shmers'
,Souncn Sic mir ater Die u,ogIidfeit eiucs IEuneers
erfdvcn, mctne 9rdfn, tas midi III tiefee Gr(tauner
est, u. aIem menem 0ahnueu unbeereiflid bIeibt p
(NOrtieiuna fcIat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-06

Stiefel u.o . buhe -OteIe iUI"eM (cbr Ges
fhcnt uuo be 6nBe trrden 9epaten weroen, penn
tTheile lln)ditt uno 3hc eUlcphCnum, CHOiln, gut
9rmilht uno rparm Cocd n,t - bPiB, caB cas 4eoer
io1rMrt uerbrannt rperoen tbNnte) oerit elneS 9W.
ten MalerpnleS 10 LANCE aufgetra9eH percen, bis
!per Die Sohlt ncd ras Sbereoer et,p1s oaoCn mebr
Iaunimmt unihlitt ODER lonfen r9euc ein Ten lptro
ran3g uno uertt bic 9dthe tctpchl als eae Heoer IN
6duln6, oaae9en erthclet ibn oas Solcph,nlum e.ne
IfduueWoride Gtaenlhaft, reourd) eaS gaaSe erhaIs
ten miro.-9Sunht man benz 0eoer eInen @lan1 III 9e.
ten 10 life man cine lln;e Stcnenwuds III elmer ua;e
Terrentinipirius auf, oenen man enen Iheectfd pod
&fnruS belfu9t 9Senn ser uetcrSu9 BON &clcp cnium
rolio oerrdnet 1T, rcbt man Die Mtdhun9 bon YEatS
NIT Tcrpentin carauf trcdne e Ober nd,t am Seuer.
Di ler lebersuq miro ipe9clteQ ieu, uuo emano, br
baocn @3ebraud mae, la9t. er habe permteIit ceel'
ben lit Sabreu nur paar Srletel 9cbrautt " bpfft
NIT bteien nrct1 auoerere Sahre uretcn.-Ecr
Rerl 1T mcandcd, cher Gin ii tcsaler Barr werbeR
unlere oerren Sdhuhmad9er truntmen.
,lSenn Osm Giel su spcbI spirb, aebt Ct aufs Q6
a"sen !-OAe pei u1s uuWtUtubrll ia, ais mir in
eer geltr9en &Ocnn9 VASete Die 8e(d reibuna eiuee
9lnsenccn lrurners lalen, rreI61es 3ten Gepteu.
der amerlt1nllde Hter tit NShue SRlpher Sprnas.
8u9inien, 9e9eben baben. Yan bente d rie fbldnfen
IblaSnunstSen Sbbne Wertnrs, NIT neler Rlltuno n.
9elhlonem 0lt auf ltoljen Ncten baber 6rauiene u.
NIT rttterlider SdnSe nad oem Gu9eI iteeuo :Gtvrfe
les ntct ote IS u M d. 4emefen ieia. u,R
Ietnem 0aroted nad etnem aufsebin9ten picaYsue al
lbayen S-sber Der Spas bar INTERN 9ayrtern 10 xpskf
seiauen, oae oemnldt Elm sweises sroses 1ciirn,eY
nit 30 dmpen peranifaltet peroen ca. Diesuot bot
Der ,f>orDar;aus9e Nltter BON SapbanaSd cea eies
oaoonsetrasen Der &tter Der 9rau ten': aus ct.
ecus) nlatbte lbm oen SRS dat melten areitiA. NnS
oere t'tbeperber tnaren Der Sbppenq lRrieoer. Ssv
Ifertoand,e Butter aus tem Guer Ia b es +; Der
Bitter aus oem Ri eerlano &c. Den pseie Der
Sd babett tr9 eine sud9tiee Dame bon ct 0suts oas
ucn, uno er6ffnee am sibenb als R0niain ess TsteI
ben rttterlidben Hei8en. RelCeie s,Se 3itN GSnB"
! tNa,etssr 6ss Mseffn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
FrelQhts.

Mobile, July 10Th Since last, three ships and
bark all the square rugged vessels in port one have
cleared with cagoes leaving the brig as the sole
representative of the shipping interest our bay where
but 90 days since rede feet Of noble vessels The
Kosato is loading for New York ST. so per BALE and has
all her cargo engaged she will clear early the incoming
week. Some two or three vessels on their way and
shortly expected The dispatch with which the present
has been conducted and the early period
which has been brought close contrasts strongly
with that OF is4O The shipping port on the 18th July
stock Of cotton So 239 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
Foreign Markets.

RIO JANEIRo, June 18th. ls42-"My last respects
OF the 3o'h ult The arrivals Of -four, within few days
with S52 barrels the Mary with sb7 barrels and the
Napoleon with 2lt9 barrels You may think, calcu.
late on good brands Of Baltimore commanding from
l6a500 l7500 until October The Ssldanas cargo
very good quality Howard street, sold I70OO but the
bakers refuse to allow that price for any other Baltimore
hand IL not being Of good color Unless we have
demand from the La Platte, however this price will
hardly be obtained In Richmond -four there little
dong sales from second hands at $4,000 reas in retail
Coffee in demand that is If Of good quality. 600 bags
for Europe disposed Of to day. Of regular quality
300 for parcels for the u. States 39O0 and 3700 have
81 81 per 100 lbs regular to hrst sioo equal TO
$500 So ~, as in quality"
Since the foregoing the bakers have offered 10000
the Napoleonscargo which is held at l7 Is said that
another cargo Of -four is expected from Trieste, and
cargo o. wheat from Valparaiso we therefore think II
aoubNaih prices can be sustained n III slel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


% 49 % rs saS Of the 1n Ss
IN the Territory Of Iowa. at tn, periods hereinafter designated
The Land Office at pu Buque, commencing on Mond1y
lands within the limits Of the aforementioned townships,
North of the base line and East of the fifth principal meri
Townships eighty.two aud slightly three Of one.
TOWNSHIPS eighty one eighty-tw aud ghfy h"e OF range
Township, eishtJ-One eighty.two and eshyte o. range
three.
Township eighty three, of range five. ,
soiOo forming PIT. Of Sections htycuT thirty Ave
IN wnshp seventy eight, OF range three.
North Of the base line and West Of the fifth principal mer
Townships eishtytwo and eightythree, offaage one.
AT the Land Office Fairfield commencing Monday the
hereinafter designated, viz
North of the base line and West Of the fifth principal mer
Township seventy six, of rssge nine
An island IN the Mississippi forming parts OF sections
eighteen and nneeen in township OF
: Two mali ,ssd. MISSISSIPPI river forming Of
ecuon SIX township seventy and parts oil sec
'o, one ana Twelve township seventy range
fifteen siI Iwenyone and weptytwo except tina, pOr-
ton g. the island within the limit. Of iecsoa rseeu and two
section. twenty-five twentyI aud twenty seven, and the
township seventy-four of range two.
Three island. the Mississippi river, forming Of sec
twenty nine and thirty two in township 'evenyone range
HnIon Island and small islands the Mississippi rver.
TO- part, Of section, three nine fifteen sixteen TWEEN
and except mush of Huron Island as lies within
ns hints oil secos SIXTEEN IN township eventytwo OF range
An s1aS IN che river, forming section
h in township three Of Ian.e one
!wentytwe twenty and thirty four in township seven
Four island. ia the Mississippi river forming pats of sec
tons to thirtyfv- inclusive in township seventy
Land. scIopr,t,d by law the Of schools. mtary.or
oth her Purposes, will be excluded from sale ,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
AUCTION SALES.
THOMSs BILL, Auctioneer.
by Bell & HOWARD.
(Stores No. - Ann and us Fulton stresis.)


Extra Sale d o ShsI ,.b Stc%aE ~,
mahogany paro chairs. IL splendid plain and cushoe seat
w s. . and Of nd Sssa virtue
moIgge the entire handsome furniture OF amiy
Ded furniture good order Kitchen utensils &c; Brn,
sells and other carpets oosng glasses china plated ware cut
''' and glass ware p'n!TiH SSEs s61eY fo'''' &C.
Al lok O'clock At the auction room ,A;,r anna.
onsse fancy and staple dry goods and hosiery pledged
Also in continuation the .gant stock Of wholesale and
ing removed for OF sale comprising
raj variety ofartices IN the line
Ao 9hrst rate ferseatos suitable Tor families or hotels
y" A' '''''' WEDNESDAY,
At l0k O'Clock, in the sales
Lge Sale Of second hand and furniture OF all dssenp
H.o, superior variety o. excellent second hand furniture
from family giving up Housekeeping
line, consisting ofcarpe RUGS, oil cloths mating tables
sh bureaus. sofas .debosTds wadrob.s French and Other
beds bidding table inen clocks china cut
glass; A"'Hen 0''n xT' PRIVATE SALE.
farm Of abop 700 acres Of land part Ct which '% M
from Albany and about the same from the Utcs rail road
Price ow-Tle reasonable Inquire at
For Sale or EIchange-A farm of 100 Of land beaut
full, situated on Morehou.e Lake near The village ;,.
Also l5 of land the town Of Wells about 50 miles
from Albany
FOR SALE At PUBIC AUCTION.
aa Az tS. En-
Runway NJ all the machinery aud movable prop y Of The
apgars,us boilers steam engine as horse pows1
sn s
SCI :" and boring and D s too OF
suitable for calico printers and ye tubs casks and large
Catalogue. OF which may be had application Mr. Philip
Tru,,ler at the Print Works o g. ,S Of w.,vvp
jyle im.r 81 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

ls0,247
Xalna-

In relation to the crops the Richmond Enquirer saws
From all accounts Of the harvest very nearly com.
pleed which we have received should Judge that the
wheat crop in Virginia will be good. II m thought that
the crop made in the Western States win be to Cana
da TO take advantage Of the favorable Tariff in England
and that the Atlantic market will be left itself thus pro-
missing fair prices Very little wheat has been brought
10 Richmond, and none yet sold We learn that agents
ers have not yet fixed the price-cur great Milers
being the North to crcise the markets there"
The Sandy Hill Herald says:-"Th wheat crop has
rot been good in that section for many years. at the
present time. The weasel which heretofore destroyed
Il, has entirely Disappeared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
MEDICAL,

DR. J. EVANS has removed his Old Galen's Head Dis
sS ys eS Ss "a e.
saans friends @ and Sl9
experience emile pracuone5 TO peiereEee, then Dr.
sSs ri a
@ HIS up His charges
e,i. parcels Of asa'as cure Of
81 AZ aN DH ARM IcSkS e
New York established for the suppression Of quackery
5 d s. d The f s
IsspssS,y 70 call Their he
s cs d.es The Il. and
Of "3 snSaaS %kRLLA
THE COLLEGE OF h E:f,i;S 4 AsD PHARMACY.
Th: article Sc s ssssa according
s9safas
s ase Of ~ the :a sm IL h
% $ ce have that u
common extract Of qnSriee !, the chief nSIeen and
this quorce aduer,ted and contains copper de-
pfsuS OF a
nSc sa; the tendency Of containing
% % s; an S b.
SaaaSe ysssabls bittsT Genn $50 called from oen,i".
Kas of II Il: SG % q e.
another whose efficacy alternative and purifier
several articles have Incorporated ana tSei peculiar
IN highly
MIC S unssGTHsd for power ,Jd and I'd. efficacy
published Of Bande. Practical Dictionary ' Of the
This article has prescribed chrome rheuma,,.m-in
S., M
fa
.s be. aa rhsf
whe the diseased Of the system been many years
,1' ::::: rss's
Nedira" - ~ ~
+ Sis Eli issss bottles e., S." ''''
The a UhS Il Al L1r.ED Of foS Ye' MIXTURE
For the cure Of all the Proesn forms Of dyspepsia low spirits
sssy s%
5 the %o. . an ss for the al
the Distressing paades for which the appropriate remedy
DOZEN S. CAREFUL, pustsd and sent to all parts Of
PROFESSOR vELPEAU'ss, CELEBRATED sPECI
fss o. SsssS'fi?i %
quarter century IL. effect tIuy aston shins on
iHs %s %.dss dssass O
- s' %Hs fxhisiASSf e &sLrEkAr1vE MIXTURE,
powerful Alternative composed Of comsnaon Of botanical
BE ense on those terri
Win ss ss Es,ss s:. ss
opportunities OF observing The operation Of this specific
us
for his a
SI IS Ss nSge h
S large ba M a g. g. d ST. In
half Dozen S. Carefully packed and ali par Of
SIR ASHLEY CooPER's PILL.
and Ss ne SsP
able remedy long and suese sfay used by the great man
Try, In boxes Oh 10y, % cents su,>,, .r,,,n
For the Gu Of The o.s esmSa ps.s rt %
aud TO restore and the regular acton OF the female
and Pan s and tss utility las
been established bey ond cav.
TIE s %HiS SiSi S''l %NTtpILroUs cArHARrlc
s. Ssen for
American climate The effects Of particular climates the
ming t. be properly ,tndi,d and understood Unlike he d.a
snS a S of s a 5
other az con, but by .a,itias he whole slm,n'
purifes the blood aud gives visor the vital
SOLD %t SSit Ef ~ stsfHt J
q the eity q New York established Tor the q
III Scs r f ses e ,s 1 I
advantages not 70 be met with in any 9TH nsti
e and rom ryate ssemep b
memheT. Of he College and the Professors The
Medical Iouton OF Europe, all the improvements in the
treatment diseases forwarded 20 them Icing Teiorc
they reach the majority OF the medical profession OF this coun
with such advantage, together with the combined skill of
that The good Morn y haze S Of
Portion Of the pubic requiring their services
Terms for advice, and all medicines So.
splietly writing syi3g all SYMPTOMS together with the
pusrantec cure by addressing Agent the College
sSscTdsI a 60. VS., aIcHA,RDsoS, Agent
Omee And Consulting Rooms OF the College, " Nassau
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On Saturday morning, at one o'clock, OF consumption
FRANCIS B. eldest OF the late b. L. Loren
berg, in the 9th year of his age
His remains will be taken from his late residence 81
Monroe street. Patterson, NJ j. for internent His
ativt and friends respectfully invited attend his
funeral at z O'Clock this Sunday morning.