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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27
CAUTION TO FEMALES.

MADAME REsTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, would
AVA inform ladies' who, with decacy, have repuR
nance to the treatment Of their complaints except by their
own that IN all she attends TO them personally her
deems II to state this she does wish
ciassed with the retenders continually appearing dap
pearns, advertising Female Physicians" who Isno
rant and incompetent themselves are Obliged to get
" less ignorant quack experiment instead Consulting
ors and residence, is Greenwich street, between Couand
f.NL 2mal0
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"PKINCIPIIS OBSTA."
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 204x Fulton street


~ GreenwehIDr Merrson Member Of the Royal college
from O'Clock M to l0P Nj daily, all diseases Of pri-
njudicious and The mpuden of quack msd
cde regular medical education, with practice
Of over % enables Dr. NJ adapt the proper remedies
the various constitutions we'll the
nsidous malades Dr. NJ. daily consulted by petients
where the leading symptoms have been only checked still
ing the poison to Turk the system, until ultimately deyel
opes itself the deposbe shape Of secondary syphilis" In
all Dr. NJ perfect without mercury de-
etsrious drugs confinement from business In forms
of the disease performed three five days in
with malignant
STRUCTURES OF Observation-Disclosures in the
ureh, sudh strburs ard enlargement of the
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull those
some Of the consequences Of maatment Dr. Nj.
structures III scientific manner promoting their Absorb
ton without In advertisements the subject
Of structures the defined This is deusionb
cause enlargement OF the PROSTATE gland &c would produce
analogous SYMPTOMS Ii cruel TO torture patients with bou
giss, NC when in reality there structure Dr. NJ is fire.
quen consulted where have been injured by such
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousandso of Young
suffering from the Of indulgence. in
of and pretended specifies which
y induce depression DR.. NJ such
purely pathological principles, and fails establishing
Strictly confidential Letters post PAID and containing
Of 81 will ensure and advice for $40 med
cinss will be forwarded and warranted by the pAsa
ing history Of his
Office 20th Fulton st. Greenwich
B-Wnh two three exceptions, Dr. M. is the only DUAL
wed advertising Surgenn 10 the "'tv. s12'msr
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PIANO FORTE.

PIANO FORTE
John PETHlCK respectfully informs his friends and the
No 20i Bleeckerstreet,
choice assortment of Piano Fortes, which he will sell the
considerations with PLAYERS of experencehe would readily
ehaenss comparison with The best Pianes in and
tons Of his instruments by various professors who have nsd
patterns of rosewood aud mahogany OF six ocayes
and eighty notes, or full German scale
New York, sep. 18th, iSa3 sci lm-ec
10 PIANO FOk + MANUFACTURERS
you are RESPECTFULLY requested call Nassau street
and examine specimen of name plates, made by
e n whe ses al Others IN beauty Of engraving and neaes
hrretoiole, 4 large number is required.
Isrnage Makers name plates also executed style that
WI oRMsBY, 1888 Nassau street
generally prompty executed chea-very cheap 81 liar
10 PIANO FORTE MAKERS.
HIN Gill manufacture Of Piano Forte Hardware wishes
TO announce that addition hi, establishment ION Goth
oSn ia nrsy sss Newt T "a;
agent where article of piano forte hardware be pu
Also superior article Of s music H VIVA. imported by j.
and the be s%D 0 no IN
trial OF the same Gully establish good
q respectfully solcts the superior quality
ms goods especially his improved tuning PINS.
tenon to the above business ia New Yo has embed G.
to know esset what 1he PIANO forte makers require
OF TO Mr. Johg Phy above, will with immediate
ton Goods forwarded to any part of the United States
plANO FORTEs FOR sALE-A Large and valuable
stock consisting of from 70 o. so French action ano
al new are offered for sale Al ali Broadway Lsp-uard
and 9th WV ''
Tins stock very highly finished and superb
Every piano will warranted for one year. and will
J. WALKER
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Dr.: sherman's warehouse j. at LOG Nassau street
A MIRACLE

~ MlhhCLE
ITO Cure Erupions and Beauty Clear Dscoored Skin
BY v Bs in has been made lately
youthful has sT @sds i 's'@
sHsH ',a %sss
cake the sign Of the American Eagle chatham
ssntsps others trshss good r.
we'll as ali oters SGSn Sanst LIBERAL discount so" Seys
uy this z sssss the B.ds yoTss % each
ss BooiS" nff Brasl
s.r~t Newark VI 81 'mTec
DE, HS sdt. .t1 s. I'll inform the public that h
syphe or mercunal affections and being pronounced IN
S e otRf5 Which win or n mo @ s so1 I
Tor medenes until he has performed perfect is quit
ulcers eruptoas pains in the bones head liberation of h
throat or any other part All recent affections will be treated
B-D Hene viii attend as usual to various
OF ms profession, office 1854 Canal 81. au23 lm-r
WHAT made ali freckies disappear $50
Curing eruptons far and nelri
What cleared the sunburn from my brow,
@ van m S TX face So fresh fresh ,s noT o
N Soap mere pull Well give 4 trial. is, without
try It CUES pimp-s boches, feekles salt rheum, and
g char a9a @ a fsn
Brooklyn; or "a. Broed st. Newark ,2i steod'ec
TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-Look at our bills of NOR
tive Human life this country than any other disease we
all sHS S,se that Cough like the Waning Of the 5rssnaks
a not thsh eys o9Ss n may srmhate Z Pu
great The danger Imminent astonishing that individuals
should be found mad enough 70 neglect the of
limited staes and the .Gersnes and voluntary testimony Of
@ who s9Gd e inst rank i Of %eea
science al point i out IS the best invented by
and other connected with the of respiration
s1 sc ids cs b %9 e b4%sss,p % -
tou street 21s Broadway aud n East Broadway 2wr
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- ritAN WRAPPiNG PAPER-7.OO ream, .T C,,,.,
- straw Payer Tor sale by PEhSSE d BROOKS
$50 No 6l LiUeny street
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

E3 FALL AND WINTER BOOTS IS per cent
cheaper than other establishment in the city
Gail examine aud be convinced Of the facts that
The very best uaity OF boots with patent
made 10 orders at the very os price of and m
~ cents per pair the quality OF boots selling
establishments at from s. SO to 81 Call at
CuBBERLEI Il MICKELL,
sH lm@m i27 William ST.. y. Y.
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- TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
-Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
IN Europe but France particular. r upwards Of thirty yean
as well as by thousands this county, mild
safe and efcacious remedy for m.rred ladies' whose health
foIbids a too rapid increase Of family.
Madame Reseli is well known for thirty vears
male Physician the principal Female Hospital, IN Eu-
ropehose Of Vienna and Parwhere favored by her great
those great in medical scence specially adapted
to the female Frame for which her medicines stand un-
Vailed a, well m this country as in EuIop Her scqnan
snabes her-by tracing the decline and i'll ealta Of married
pd and sitsn apparently nexplicabe cause: which
to arrive at kn9wsdse u the primary cause. Of female ins
the discovery of her celebrated Preventive Their
adoption has been the of preserving only the health
but the life Of aeconate wife and fond mo-
Their.
The advertiser feeling the importance of this subject and e
tmatng the vast benefits resulting thousands their ador
ton would respectfully the the mar.
red by all that they hold aud DEAR their consideration
Ii not wise and viruous prevent evils which we are
subject by simple and healthy within our CONTROL
Every dsrassionate yuss and mind will unhe-
stangy answer IA the Affirmative PRICE five dollars pack
accompanied with full and particular directions They
can be forwarded BY mail to any part Of the Und Al
IELL Female Physician Principal Office, las Gre wich
Boston Office. No. Essex st. ito ANY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27

A y o, OQSgNNC C ZOE OF PREVENTION WORTH A
against yenerea INFECTION 10 fail If used as di.
rcted This invaluable preparation having ben tested bv and
Teceiyed t unanmSns APPROVAL of body as the
to the public against another attempt TO palm upon Them
worthless The particulars of experiments made
by committee appointed by the Royal Academy are detailed
IL pamphlet which will b. distributed gratis by the agent
perusal Of which will convince the most sceptcal.
Principal 800 BOwery Bond Price of
$50 I'M
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}. son as
| CHEAP DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT.
Mr. sOA begs leave respectfully inform lis friends and
" the public IN general that owing the depressed Of
| Jar charges.
Ladies wishing their dresses shayls &c. dyed or
pressed, VIII md much their advantage By paying hin
visit bentelncf VIII also do wei! to call with such articles
81 Wearing apparel may need dyeing pressing. All orders
VIII be punctnar attended and the articles done IN the
neit style az Son est9b.ishmen No. $50 Pearl ST.
his branches at No 27 Bieecker No $50 Bowery md
at 357 Grand Also branch 10 Fulton Brooklyn and
Al Newark ~ j. Of Broad u, and hngton Place
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed aud nut
the " original forms, and moderate
Principal Office 400 Pearl st. aa20 3m-ec
TO GUM NlThS AND DEALERS IN GUNS
ZUU to fine D''''>fA " i''' a'Sor'e'' RON common
400 single barrel Guns, assorted. from fine
1000 of Pistols selling below of Importation
5W hihss. s"lliaa DO do of manufacture
Z0O N!uske's do do do do
sIun LCck Lii bs ~ state of finish
Tools srq rIatCrals for Has ing Guns
:, Gun Loci i-rcusson caps, Powder Flasks and Horns
shot belts ano Cucnes Game Bags Dog Collars aud Chains
Sc &c.-for sale by
A. w. SPIES co.
who constantly receiving from the foreign manufacturer
regular supplies OF every article inquired for by the gunsmh
sportsman. $40 I'm
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

AZ antesd IN every casc war ~ monthly periods have be-
come irregular from colds We Their certainty OF action ha
ong been acknowledged BY the medical prosssion and hum
d that have useessly tried various remedies Care
medicine detrimental TO the constitution Advice given gratis
10 all those who the Pills. BY Madame Costello "a Isns
Price 81 per box. auae imsm
MApAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
4vl Midwife one. She sIrescna % the ladies'
this city and country Having had long experience and surr
the Of diseases incidental to nrr ser
rses ladies the point of confinement suiern.
from suppression, irgulsrity distractions SC sac VIII
dencs where they always have the best medical
and the n,aony and nursing il refered will
wait and them a; their houses until perfectly re-
covered Madame begs 70 impress the minds
that he.itation or dread need never be apprehended.
NJ E-Madame Costello would inform ladies residing OUT of
the cHy whose health would not admit Of travelling that
would devote her personal attendance upon them in Of
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame be consulted her residence "a Lispenard
street. all and with the regard the
her patients All communications and letters must be paid
aug Im%m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27
PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE 10 ORDER
BIZ T. 81 SE X i75 Broujoay, (3osenent

On door from tourtlaEdt street.
S Z sUs4 r, Bootmaker, and Maker of Lasts, ~
s.as live of Cierce of PARIS begs leave Inform his
i[eas AID all the amaens Of gsntemsuiy ehaussure,
thtt ne make, New with the best French
t.nal' all ha precy mad. Ia Paris by his master
elaborated BQon ker Cerce, whose
his SIDE OF tile Atlantic respectfully
bopt ild Las before they despair Of beng chausses'
New York, after the latest Paris fashion.
Also. h. genuine Paris Jet Black Varnsh sold
SIT n-ec
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ITO SINGLE GENTLEMEN and Others who for certain
reasons may privately require

MEDICAL AID.
Dr. GREGORY may be consulted confdentially all hours
street. Broadway He has been very successful the
treatment of half cured" which sometimes result
from concealed hidden but one from mistaken
which has been overlooked the ada of remedies
the convenience OF PATIENTS who generally desire obtain
cure as speedy and as private as possible.
Of much Importance and therefore Dr. G.
d9ced TO publish his treaties private maades called the Ru
bican. All who may thus desire consult professional
friend should obtain the fourth edition Of His work. with
areed and greatly improved embraces subjects onteres
and symptoms Of diseases not before alluded to.
The various forms OF bodily and mena! weakness ncapacy
and suffering which came under the head Of private maae
are faithfully delneated and the best practical method of OBJ
tanning sound health is work plainly and practically adapt
ed 20 the Of all who may unfortunately need its friendly
impotence and certain destructive habit of youthful
ndecretion from whence results constitutional debility
viii be found both useful and interesting all cassest
friendly silent where debility
made threatening nroad upon the health constitution and
points only the of but the certainty Of
restoration.
The chapter structure worthy of particular attention.
and should be read by The authors method OF
ing this complaint Is without pain, and affords positive
conditional requiring generally only short time in
its accomp shment; The price OF the book is 50 and
his private residence Barclay street the Park and also
at the following agencies, which drug viz
No. So William st, near Maiden Lane
No. 70 Fulton st, of Gold ST.
No. y East Broadway, cor O. Msrke ST.
No. 1888 Bowery cor. of Spring
No. 30 Fulton st, cor. of Water
No. Ii6 Delaney st, cor. OF Suffolk st.
No. 80 Canal ST.
No. 90 Bowery, cor. of Walker ST.
Both drug stores of Broadway and Chambers
The book will be in sealed envelope those who
shoo so to order VIII also be seut by mail receipt of
one dollar addressed to box $751; s21 lmsec
pa
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B-aents living at distance, by stating their disease
apmety " Writing gvng az symptoms together with the
containing all medicines with full direction for use with a
guarantee OF cure by addressing the Of the College
paid enclosing IS. ie28 3mr
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CORK LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &C.

THE Loss Of Feet and Legs hindrsnee to the act Of
Informs the public that he has from Phi
ladephia to No arg Water street OF Pike ST. New York
City, where he continues manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the and complicated having through
necessity, invented, made aud worn artificial leg for forty
years and been for thrtyye years. feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs
II ;nds, Arms or the Common Wooden Leg,
j. would intern those who have had the misfortune 10
properties, wiz
l. a shape exactly like the remaining limb.
2 capacity 10 be dressed exactly ike il.
j. mode OF adaptation the stump easy sale and accom-.
modating having no bearing on the end
T. a JOINT and anke.oin with flexion or articulaed
musc moving the foot such msnne that the ona ten
dons above theb e and IN the wonderfully tated
on ieteis most x Post pau Sc lm%r
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
A DEAR BOTTLE OF WINE.

The editor Of the Richmond Enqirer
has receive nnticc from corrrspo hni
in Brtmn that he hiss sent him bottle
If the c,lebralel "rose" wine, which is
225 years old. Tie writer giv"s this &C,
count q! it,
This rare Article Can MY BE- obtained
81 ,e Cellar in half botl 8, and III n in
smhl quantities. Until re. eat v, II was
only lermt ed T. be used as Me ieinr
in cases If exiteue Illness. lis A ,vor s
sxquis t.ly delicious, though lis It /.
not peculiarly rich. A ,hi,nble full l. a,
much an as is usually DR. nix al time.
You may rely upon lis having attained
about the tim. PocahnutHs was b. IN.
present it 10 you fur the use aud benefit
of the individual States composing the A.
me,ican Union aud filter myself, IN
it will teach them most valuable lesson
with reg ard to pubic sconomy.
This butte of mine cost originally 90
cents. BY allowing twn er c. mum for
lea kaye, shrinkage, &c., ami SIX perc n.
interest on The purchase money, add d
To the principal annually, aflerwar Is bear
inn ike lntrr's; and you make the
rr. sent C ST Sersn millions fight hundred
and eighiy.fjur thousand Seeea hundred
and nineteen dollars and fpenfy- eighi
cents -! arg'r sum than The entire
public d BIT of Virginia. For my own
gr,tiGcati n, employ ed an accurate nr'th-
m tcian 10 make a oa'cu"ti for me,
AID the above Is the aston sh NJ result, -
A single bottle Of VINE worth, at irime
cost, with compound legal American IN
tr ST, The enormous amount S7,eSi. 49,
%.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
PROGRESS or THE president

Mr.. Tyler, aecompa MED by his son, the Post
in Phiadelnhia on Friday last. and landed at the
Navy yard, at about half past ?. NJ. lie was
also accompanied by commiuee Of his friends,
from Baltimore. A The steamboat approached
,he Navy Yard. sNa,iopat salute fred frou
ihe shore. We sstAer he suhjoiu,d par iculsrs
from tina Pnilsdelphis Inquirer of the 10Th INST
On landing. the President was received
IN form by the officers Of the Yard. lie
was also me-, by M'ssrs. Hay, Rush,
Swift, Whistler and Graves, ss a cum.
mir,ee OF Reception, who discharged III If
dut cs with due proprleiy. The Pr'sl
d mt then delivered on address n ar the
foot Of tie shears, which was listened 10
with uttrntI by an immenre eoncourse.
tie was then conducted to the room 9th"
Command Mt, when the procession or
ginz. d. aud after the lapse Of alouI half
IA hour, moved of on tue route s'gnp-
ted A large number Of spectators hoe !
the streets and windows, and tho hustle
WAS very general for time.
A pioneer ,rump,ter cnme first, and
tAen Gen. Cidwaladcr aud Staff, and II
large body of mIiiSry, Ir ceded by an
excellent band. The nj itary display
was quite imposlrg. The officers and
men 10 ,ked we'll Several companies
from the neghborns counties ~-r" n at
,enien~, ana also body Of country
troops on horseback.
There were about twanty barouch' e.
caiuages aud cabs in Tho proc sslon, and
20 or 30 citizeus closed the corfsye On
horseback. There was lit,le or no en-
ihusiasm, considering tho vast number
OF persons in The streets and window 8
ts spectators.
Governor Porter, Robsr; Tyhr and
Ju lge King rode in the same barouri c
witt tbs President, Who Is &C ompanied
by Mr.. Wickl fe, Posn as,er General,
and Judge Porter, Secutay Of War
A correspond nj who says he counted
them, states that about 800 IN all form d
t1e military part Of the procession, while
IN civic was composed of less than one
hundred. The whole aG,ir terminated
at half past FIVE; and soon after, the
crowd witch assembled beitre the ho,, J.
dispersei-bsfore which, however, the
President appeared in the balcony, wal
eAeered, bowed, snd retired.
TIE PrshssA' seft Philadelphia on Saturday al
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
OREGON TERRITORY.

The proceedings Of the .. s. Senate at ths Last
session Of Congress, and the very extraordinary
and arbitrary condne, of the British Government.
in .eting upon the Sandwich Islands in the month
Of February lss. Is arnusing the attention OF our
western psopls 10 the Importance aud Necessity
Of settling upon the waters of the Columbia river,
10 order TO prevent forcibs possession Of that part
Of our territory by England. We observe that nu'
rne-ou, psrtie. &C emigran,s for lha, distant re-
eion are forming IN the West, and are about TO
embark for The Oregon country. convention OF
person. friendly TO the settlement Of Oregon tsrri-
tory By citizens Of the U. States, is,o assemble al
Cincinnati on the 20, 4th. and Of next month
A committee ha. been appointed TO prepare an,i
lay before tho convention reports uTcn the rela.
ton. and negotiation. OF England with this coun-
try since the peace Of 1893, aud Of Mr.. Monroe.
famous declaration 10 1923, 10 which be stated
tina, 1.-THE American continent was not to be con-
sidered subject 10 colonization By any European
powcr;" and Of the circumstances under which /,
wa. made, Sc & C. With other Information In rela.
zion to the feasibility OF communication between
Asia and America, scross this continent.
The seizure OF the 9and~ich Islands bye Cap
tain Of a British vessel OF ~sr. has excited the
strongest feeling. OF condemnation throughout this
country, ard ,s thong hl to be preparatory step
TO .imilei pouner upon cur nor;h-weI territory.
Indeed the movement ofour western people Tor
the purpose Of making settlement there, shows
that they hove more 'agaei,y and patriotism than
the authorities At Washing ION, who after debating
rrcjec, for occupying the territory for a month
or two, laid the matter aside without doing any
thins leaving John Ball TO nc, upon all the inioi.
nation which the debates Of the Senate upon the
question called forth
Its important that the United States lave q
settlement Ut the mouth u the Columbia river. and
when fbethold there is once permanently obtain
ed, it will be rather difficult for any European Pc W.
sr 30 ejec, the hardy that will very soon lo-
cate the;nseives in that quarter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

Mr.. Sias Wright, jr. is "ut in the Al
bany A gus, in idvrr { huid n he La.
Il co Convention in November. H.
puts rm- home questions t. the Calhoun
ties IN lhs follow NJ passage:
Qlcttons e lime. TOO, have been So.
ousiy mott d; nj the time OF holding
his conv' nj on; is though Martin Van
Butn, or, John G.. Calhoun. or Jam, s
Bu hlran, or R,chad NJ. Johnson, OF
Lewis CHss, wtr. 10 become be Ter known
Ia tie pe pile Of this country, in May,
l844, than they nrs now. or vii bs IN
Nov, m.er, ls43! How long h We these
dstngu sn, r publIcans been hln st tx.
clusvely in tie public s,rvct2 An
which one OF lhrm viii cDEe forward
and say, upon bis own 81 on.ibi ity, that
lie de.irts this high distinct on, bur tina,
ha IS not ready 10 iuhm his slalTs to the
reprrs' na'lvtsof tie party in eonv' nj on
as embl.d1 That Il Is material TO him to
h We from Moves b II to Nav TO make Out
is easel ar tbs, he is unwilling 10 occu.
nv the position Of cand dale for the FRS,
Office OF the republic for whole year,n
stead Of the half Of onel Not one of the
m,n Toe Acrs named riH place himse!f IN
sucA an aititpds. Their public char eters,
their long and faithful services, and their
known and avowed principles, forbid the
idea, They cGnnos, they triH not do 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
TRANSFORMATIONS or THE RAIL RoaD


TRANSPORTATION on THE RAIL ko1 =.
The completion Of the Baltimore sn1 Ono nan
road 10 Conberland, has bad the 'fses 70 are"
into .,ill closer connection the city OF New xoik
vim the great West and redu'e the cost Of trans
oof,s,iop 10 Wheeling. spd the time occupied In
n. carriage between the two places. The Wheel
,ne. Time. Of Saturday, in proof Of ihi'. contain.
tie following paragraph:
Great Central Route Against The Wo-h.
We were yesterday shown by Messrs.
Swearingen end Crurnbacker, receip,
for 1898 lbs. OF goods purchased in N.
York and shipped to Baltimore by brig,
from Baltimore by rail road and common
wagon. The entire cbarg through from
New York to Wheeling were ONE DOL.
LAR AND roUR CENTS, AMI the me four
teen Gays. The time r.. quentlv made in
the same way is three and foar d Us shor.
ter, but there is no other route to The
west can compete with ills in cost. and il
there was y wagon line none could com.
pete with il in time.