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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
DEAFNESS CURED.

COMPOUND KRE0SOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
LNOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, Pains aud llr
Il discharge Of matter from the cars; a 50 all ihuse
dIsagreeahie noises, like the buzzing Of Insects.
ladng OF water. whIzzing Of steam, Sc. &c which
are symptoms Of approaching deafness and alsp
generally ATTENDANT with the disease For sale Ivy
OR CRUMBACKER. No I73. Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
NEW WORKS.

Nil OAONlANS. 10y ILc au'b,t of The Rome
4 rcu, rally Supposed 'o be S,r y l. Bulwer
The works 81 Lord Byron, To lie completed u
!! weekly aris. with six elegant steel cncra, ~ IS
Pnrc - 'ts. Jus, Ie, eiycd and fer sale n
Je - MELLOR'S, Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

r ME July numbers of GRAUAM'S MAGA.
4 ZINE and Gudey's Ladys Bnk. Just re-.
ceived and Tor sale at MEIIOR'S
jc IS % Union 81.
Persons wishing To- subscribe or Peri,ditals, can
he supplied with all the BACK NUMBERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

- HIIDS n. q. Sugar. landing from steam
g ~ crOhye Branch, and for sale by
may 26 WM PAXTON g. son.
y SONNETS.-J Il ~ Il Is MARSH. have
n y jusi renewed NJ their Store. No Ill MUM 81
4 choice selection Of fine Fl"rcnce Braid Bnnnes
which they will sell cheap for cash. may 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

DISPLAY.
TAIE, ~ 5be late Jane rsytA JOSH rsce
n wi aJ,i or ssio ~ s MELLOa-
i'm 26 Uui,.a ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

NEW JERsrr.-The Trenton Emporium (Democra)
contains the proceedings of upwards OF 100 Demo.
cratic voters of the State, convened at tie Court House
e Trenton the 18th inst, for the purpose OF iskrg
into consideration the best calculated to ad
vance the interests of the party, &c. &c. Charles
Parker of Mercer Presdent) They unanimously passed
resolutions "against the assumption Of The Safe
debts by The General Government against dislrbu.
ton Of the proceeds OF the sales OF the public lands
approving Of President Tylers views of tar-agarh
the amendment TO the Constitution Of the u S. P;o
posed b. MIR. Clay 10 take away from the President tic
qualified veto power which he possesses-appraving #
the exercise OF that power by Presiden; Tyler Il
Bank blls-in opposition 10 q United States Benz
approving of the recommendation of President 1yero
refund the fine imposed General Jnckson-o Of pe.!-
dent Tyler's declaration that he will administer the
Government upon the principles advanced by Thomas
Jcherson-and in favor ofa Democratic National Con.
venon, to be held not earlier than the Spring Of lii
and resolution in the following words:
"Rtsolred, That we nominate JOHN TYLER, es our
candidate for the President Of the United s,a,rs
subject TO The decision Of the said National Conysn
lion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
Proceedings Of Democratic Meetings

We have thrown upon the Las, Page, under the head
Of Poiee Of The Democracy, the Proceedings of the
Democrats of Lunenhurg, Nansemond, Caroline, Mar
shall and Page. We have on hand The Proceedings 81
the Democrats of Sn6ord John Moncnre, Esq in the
Cbair) who have appointed A Delegates to the State
Convention Of 81 Of March-and The Proceedings d
Greene county, tGrorae Stephens E.q in the CHAIR
who appoint also III Delegates TO the Convention
They instruct their Delegates to % resist any ,fo
should any be made by the Convention, to appoint De-
legates from that body for the National Convention,
thoroughly believe The Delegates for the Naiions
Convention ought to be made BY the People in Their
rmary capacity" We presume that no such eff'r; will
be made, either for the appointment of Delegates from
their own body, or elsewhere. The whole matter Wi!
be submitted 10 the People IN their primary capacity
We have also thrown upon the Last Page, The Ad.
dress Of Mr. Williams OF Shenandoah 10 his Cons
tuents-also the Sd No of Randolph, the Military
Institute.
Wereceived last night, the Proceedings o the Demo-
cracy of Gooch!and, Col Peter Guerrant in the Char
and Mr.. John r. Samson Secretary They have ap
pointed 80 Delegates to the Stale Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

r OST ICATE-We shall apply for the renewal Of
Certificate msaid dated sn June ls4o No. ILL., for
twenty Shares Stock Of The Farmers Bank Of stand
ing In on, firm All persons hereby notified
'A' READ & FLoURNoY.
Fsrmvile, Feb. q, 1873. si-@iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

u Miss Jane T. Lomax, Of Washington city, one o
the most popular magazine writers Of The day, wa:
married on the 9Th inst. to Francis A. Worthng,on
Esq of Chiiicoihe, Obio.-Georsstoun .idroeatc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22
VOLUME 30. NUMBER n.

the dung fermen,ed by turning of the bean in nron., time
carried to the held quickly spread the n, on;ck LOO
creu' ueFe would be little heard OF the in ,b
season, at the same time the pecauon OF obtaining
rom an elevated and late district, compared 10 that
where the seed 10 be planted should not be ne ec.d
own it is difficult prope the xistence of cons,;,
al weakness IN any given tuber, existence il only inn
pied by the fact OF the taiurc but the
many more facts than any other; than atmospheric influence
Tor example, producing the failure like epidemic disease,
IN auia Tor such influence existed many years ago ma
well is now. ' $3.50
The longer the cultivation of the timer of IN. ,o,.,
(wnich Is not Its seed il presevered in the more
may we expect To see It's constitutional ygor IN
STREET analogy to other plants propaated by similar moan.
Inns very season, lS43. contradicts tho hypothess T
has hitherto Ito June) been neither hot nor dry lin Scot
landl while IL strkingy exempfes the theory of eonsb
tutonai weakness the failure a.
the line season of 1912 had much m. NOT,
TO- Farmers permitting the intended seed TO be
come overnpened, unaware of any injury resulting from il
DICKSON ibid not vegetate at ALL in the absence of
neat and drought and with the aid of Had
e potatoes been little less overrpened in S42 the sets
rom em might have produced only this Though
not improbable that the degree NAV
cause entire failure that would only have caused curl
years ago; ana az overpening excessive last Yea,
owing to the very fine weather the failure i,
IN corresponding degree in this, in
cOuefeu Dy most people preventive recurrence
namely cold and moist weather And observe the results
o you, lol2 and 1913 as confmatoy of the same prnc
pie, illustrated by dametrically opposite circumstance,
The underrpened seed of bad season of IsiI nod
ced the good crop OF potatoes of 1912 in spte Of the
neat anu drought existing the its planting in a4o
WINE the overpened seed of the good season of 1912 has
produced extensive failure in spite Of the GOODNESS and
moisture eSshng at the time of planting in ls43. How
can heat drought or fermentng dung accoun, for these
resulsl ' Ns''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22
LITERARY NOVELTY

Friday last Punch had the satisfaction Of being presen,
al Sgnor Sivor's farewell concert lie was exceedingly
diverted by the performances of that clever vonst which
also reminded him OF idea that had occasionally occur
rcd TO him before OIL hearing ole Bull siz and other pro-
lessons of musical gymnastics.
lie perceived that the talent Of these gentlemen Law pn
cpay m executing variations certain avorte airs that
Is IN dsJoning their different portions and filling up the
intervals with divers idntastcal and of
meh own-runs, shakes &c thus inerspersing the orRi
lng or state OF mind with passages which, having no me an
ing al all formed an agreeable the melodies
wherewth they were blended.
Now, the idea that occurred Mr. Punch was TINT tho
principle which $50 greatly the qualification Of the publc)
Is acted upon by the musicians might be
applied to the sister art Of poetry. lie thinks Shaks
peare' with variations, would very probably be received
win great applause The variations, course should cor
respond III eXpressyeness and intellectually 10 those noy
alluded to- For instance, let the line to be varied be
ITO be, or not to be that is the question"
The theme might first be rected entire and then treated
as follows
To be or not, fiddle; be- didde that oora is loora
the question, lay.
Fiddle, fiddle, iddle. iddle, tooral, looral, lay
Iooral 10 be; loora or not lay to be; that IT, fddle
the question, idde de dec.
To- yodde; be, doodle; or, fol- not dol; to- de; be- roll
that ri IL, toll the, lol question: de rido
1oddle doodle fol de roll be; hey down derry JidIe
dunn or not; whack rum Il oodty, be; no down. that;
cup CHOW cherry chow Is; ira Ia In Ia, the question
Ding, dong, harum scarum dive. question
Right FOL dc uddy, Oody bow, WOW, WOW
Drowning men will catch straw; and considering the
present declining state OF the drama Punch seriously 70
eonmends his suggestion the notice Of Managers IL,
adoption will doubtless astonsh the weak minds Of many
70 whom Shakpeacs sense, present strong tor them
will be rendered the more palatabo by dlution.
London Punch.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22
From The New York American.

The WIFE OF LEos, and other Poems, 10y two SISTERS o,
THE WEST: New York. ID. appleton & Co.
Beautiful in its exterior and its typography the poetry
mis volume Is yet superior to its casket
Certainly these two Sisters Of the West cannot have H.
without revealing themselves in their sphere ard mus
DC known by their real names, aud in actual bodily pre-
enee. mus lar however, We have heard lisp of their
of elr whereabout; and vet, who that shall read
Their Poe'ry-and whose begins will con,nue-but will de
sire 70 know who they are, and where they have lived.
spiring and inspired.
In this tier Of fact ape and amid tho ,cr.,s;, ,ib
stream OF newspaper poetry il is difficult TO induce
uuers 10 take up book Of poetry; nevertheless can
an VINO may be willing to rely Judgment tina
IN 'hS handsome volume they will find poetry Of the u.
est beauty, delicacy. and inspiration
AT random, we copy the following piece:
THE DEATH.BED OF NAPOLEON.
The wild and foamng wave
Broke on the island strand,
Where a monarch found n living praye
WIN tried yet broken band,
And the ocean winds high,
Aud the tempest walked abroad,
When that eagle Gagged was called TO die
mat soul restored To God.
No woman's form was there.
An angel mid the GLOOM
Dut war-worn men, in stern despair,
w atched in that midnight room.
Those eyes which proudly looked
GA strife and hostile spears
And shame and insult never brooked.
ere now all dim with tears.
But he for whom they wcp,-
Their cropnless Emp,rOr-
His spirit still its yigils kept
On the purple tide Of war
Far from that dying bed
From the nerveess heart md limb
From the bitter tears around him shed.
And the torches burning dim.
Ear from the foeman's stings,
The isle on the lonely seas
nat spirit fled on Its eagle wings
As bird on a morning breeze.
And he seemed in death, stand
As on many glorious day,
with folded arms and high command,
once more "a fete d'dTmee."
He heard the cnnnons roar
Il was but the laundering sea;
And the trumpet peaed on his once moro
was the tempest sweeping free,
And the crash of armies meeting,
And the wall OF the crushed and diving
Twas but the surf the white sands beating
And the eagles scream IN flying
The light of that glorious Dream
Played on those features wan,
Lighting the aspect pale and dim,
vi the fallen and dying man.
And from those pale lips came
Those words Of naughty sway
That woke nations soul % flame,
When he stood "a tete d'drmee."
The tempests wrath done,
And the eagle saught her nest,
And the waves lay calm in the morning sum-
As If s,ars had kissed their nest
The soul had passed away,
On the wings Of the rushing storm
And the sunlighrs first rejoicing ray
CLEANED on marble form.
Yet dauntless still and full
OF fixed and solemn nigh,
Were the features and beautiful
And the forehead broad and white:
And the dream Of that dying heart,
Sul like glory lay,
On the face Of the exied Bonaparte
No more "a tete Garnee."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22
n THE MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT

! "a FOR RENT.-Thc brick dwelling on
iA shockoc I present occupied by w. a. BALDWIN and
next DIOR 10 Mf Arcid reaSans Possession Noyem
| Der next u4-f H. W. s. j. J. FRY 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22
RICHMOND, VA, SEPTEMBER %, 1913
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS or supscsirros-To City subscribers per year
ana Tor shorter period when by mail si0payable
all cases. In advance
ApvrRrsissfor h.en lines insertion cent.
two insertions ~ i2t three 81 every
Ing insertion II
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number OF insertions OF Advertisements on the
me- they win be inserted until ordered stopped and
cd accordingly Or Orders stop be in writing
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ 30 lines and in tina,
proportion for advertisements Of length and $50 for Is
lines except Aueoneers and Lottery Dealers charged
800, paper ncludcd)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
hRUGS, Medicines, Chemicals, Glassware
- &C The subscriber has Store per arrivals from
The Northern cities full and supply every auce
his line purchascdon very principally fr cash
which enables him TO offer County public r
neray articles Of superior quality and carefully prices
unprecedcnty low FEYTON JOHNSON
- " Apohecay Druggist Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS

BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.
-. Cheap for Cash.
INNE subscriber would inform has pure
~ " MI " g. Winston hs Stock Roots sors and Trunks
And VIII continue 10 keep hand shoes
70 winch he would respectfully invite the Public
lie undetermined 10 condne himself principally 10 each business
ana wiz therefore offer such inducements
o. =. WElSIGER.
~ " 81. Shockoc I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

- FARM AT AUCTION-Wl be offered at public
Jvendue. the farm late Of William Cook decsMed IN
- Hanover. Morris County, NJ j. containing l2e acres
suitably divided in meadow, pasture and plough land with
large supply of wood and dwelling house,
two barns and other out houses Will be offered
in parts Of VIM. MeFaan in Whippany on FIN
dsy the oath March, Instant AT O'Clock M Conduons
will be liberal and attendance the time Of .ae BY the sub
scrbens SILAS FUTILE,
CALVIN HOWELL,
rrlofol sr Executors of said Deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
TO ME RlCAN TRAV ELLERS
GOING TO EUROPE.

w New Bond and Clifford street also the LON
DON FAMILY HOTEL, Albemae street, ha. the honor to
acquant Families aud Gentlemen visiting LONDON, that
those Houses have undergone ee revision with
and appropriate Furuiture the Cellars filed with WINE
OF such elias that rarely be with being selections
from stocks that have been gathered together by va
rous Noblemen and Gentlemen who prided themselves
their Judgment 5000 dozen bottle
gated, beside a vast quantity in wood
j. NJ has also the honor call the attention OF Me rchans
and Genemeno his Establishment in the City, under the
THE NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE
HOUSE, Cock TAVERN& SUBSCRIPTION ROOM,
Vsa-vs the New Royal Exchange
the whole IS N the most important position in the City posses
information regards the Subscription Room,
from all parts OF the world the having pledged MINI
self the earliest intelligence. The charges
the moderate scale with the respcctaby
the house.
The Furniture entirely new the Sleeping department
plete with comfort in fact establishment the city
surpass this IN its general accommodation s admirably
situated regards the Northern Eastern and g. Eastern Rail-
being few minutes drive from their termni
Porter appointed TO attend through the night for the
of Inv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

RJRDS! BlRDsi BRDs'!.-For sale, choice 'elecncp Of
ID Capaes of all kinds Some excellent Also
good talking Parrot Likewise, assortment Of Fancy P
seors of all Kinds acknowledged by all TO be the finest in the
city Enquire No 33 Pearl street Entrance SFerry street.
t,on, roon, mn m7-iUre
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DAGUERREOTYPE LlKENESSES
TAKEN, WITT ALL THn BEAUTIES OF
NATURAL COLORS,
AND ON A LARGE SIZE,
DOCTOR L. M. CYRUS,
asi BROADWAY, UP STAIRS.

DOCTOR L. M. CYRUS,
asi BROADWAY, UP STAIRS.
L,kenesscs ,sten every day, from early in the morning
d sfs wee o"s'
from g Is eds.y %S he
franklin House, and opposite John street Having hted up
%' g.
anS ",; as 9s dressing and
Extract Of Jampoony Is eensdsrs Sy thosanse o.
lt dsndp and q the
S the 81
hand Mo aaI IN y sT Ss .s s at
the 2I%sn % s,r p5dSi hans ar
Umbrella, Parssol and Shade Furniture.
Gold Silver, and all kinds of metal rolled at
FRESH MEAT-1he r,9pdetor Of the establishment on
tho corner Of West and Warren streets would inform his
CT %
w sisY fs MIMI fP& he 'Soe
quantity from HI. slaughter House u Goth stree, Person, wish
ss s qas.sd 70 make application above or az the
Us NJ, R@ Head sns' " 'n! Join i " p PsEsros
known es,sS'h% S ha: been leased for term Of y.sn
large Retiring Room for ssnsismen ahsrs
ss s GS 81 s' o. @ 'sS
w Balm 's sHs a sS g. on Pss s
minutes notice An Ordinary for the accommodation Of
residing the Hotel will be opened
nagInfcen scale; and kent from A. NJ till IL night
The Of the building UNDERGOING thorough
rettns and furnishing cleaning and painting The csle
throughout the House which
only healthy in the but perfectly
aeainstire.
chants travellers and business than other the city,
cqui-dsant from Of the eastern, south
steamboats, and IN the Immediate vicinity Of all the Allan
tic Steamers and Packet ShiTs.
wines OF bods selected by our best conuo
scurs; The orderly and pukhc
NAV depend the efforts of proprietos 10 make
the United States comfortable for them Other hote
in the Union.
lsf lmr BkAlSTED JOHNsON.
DJRDs! BlRDsW BlRDs-For sale, choice rejection OF
IS tanaIrs of Ali kinds Some are excellent singers Also
good talking Parrot Likewise assortment of Fancy FL
eeops of ali Kinds by all be the finest the
cy Enquire No 3s Pearl Entrance 90 Ferry street.
from, room, mo ssirs mT-imrs
C,COTCH PIG IRON--2O0 very super Scotch PIG
- Iron Langloun brand, for sale by
- "'"' W0ODHULi 4 MINTURNs,
m2sr 81 Mouth street
WINDOW CLASSIC boxes OF the 81 Hcitns Crown
w tys, assorted sizes, from ty9 tex3,
for sale by WOODHULL MINTuRNs,
MA 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH "a, lS43.

ENGLISH MISUNDERSTANDING to Master. OF
II Vessels and oth.rs visiting Liverpool plea
surs.-Mu 9osuch, late Of the Washington Hotel begs
respectfully inform her American friends, that
she has removed from Saint No Duke street.
Liverpool few minutes walk from the House. which
house is fitted With every comfort
and to be favored with Of
years afordedto her. M imr
OST-n the month Of February. 1912. between Bu alo
and ths city letter enclo'ns certificate NJ 90, dated
JAM 80 1885 pr fifty shares the capital Of the Com
%eieia Bank Of Manchester. Miss, sta ding
fletoap2 " a. W. HATCH.
pit cCas X HORIUN's Trunk Repository, No. "a VII
uan street. aiden lane manufactures and keeps
constantly hand wholesale retail all kinds of Travel
ling and Packing Trunks Carpet Bar Hat Bonnet Cases
Merchants and others are respectfully invited call and
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Mandatory, $40 Broad street. Newark ~ j. nl2 1msec
A LOOK AT THIs-s,lIIng of that rich and
splendid stock Of boots and shoes IS ger cent below
cost to close the store on LIST Of April So lade, and gentle
men, that IN want Of those articles please call before the
M OF April for you will save all OF per cent Do not forget
the No, 90 Canal street, corner Of Wooster
mi to al*r GREGORY u CAHILL.
GOAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON-bsst Peach
" Orchard Red Ash broken and egg sse selling
At s. per ton, delivered from the yard ing and
Greenwich streets
Also good quality of Gray-ash Coal suitable for Stoves
$3.50 per ton, delivered.
PETER CLINTON
M 3m
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TO THE LADIES.
TNTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERsON-
AL BEAUTY, cousld Tered in csnne cou with DIR. FELIX
OOORAUD'S POUDKES SIIBTILES.


TNTELLECTyAL DEVELOPMENT AND rERsoN:
s i with DR. FELIX
The seq ptor whose study exquisite work
T is human only
Ss asr OF Ds n 70 % Of
no sss an element Of psssons beauty
sna . h So ne & s
@ ats Of @ to &
fo This can BE- done ,sisiy speedily eeelualy and #
ffi
the up when or the short hair on the back Of ladies'
nigh upon the eheeK may ali be removed and eventually the
roots destroyed. by the use of this preparation.
GoUHAuD's EAU 81 BBEEAATTTFF Y.. OR TRUE WATER
an, Es, TemGyss f'ses rss bCSehs. sores. burns
neck and and eicns healthy juvenile
a99UKAgR
rubbing with handkerchief linen cloth 50 cents
GoURAUD's BLANC D'EspAGNEi.,
n. a &c. Tor b white
sIsy spsnns into combination for this purpose Put up in
.,is " eio 1ds each Milk street, Boston New
@ Stes % % sSss L'T T.m ssst.ds
sFas Ns2aes Asd cnss.
Rs. Greene Co., S" s
s South ssGapd s. MeS ssd
NewbuTypor Hodge feT,.mouS Preston; Portland Parker
vi e D % Nw
Robinson, periodical agents Pittsburgh, Tutte CINCINNATI
D, c.. Washngton selby Parker; Alexandria G. C. Berry
Md. Baltimore s. 8. Hance, &c. he.
Within few years tins remarkable and useful che
mical invention for completely Graduating supeuous hair
excited the cgpdity nest eounteeites who
tempt snatch from the the econpense for hi
labor Purchasers should therefore Re their guard and
that bottle Of the Poudre Subtitle square, and Fel1
Goursgd PoudIe Subtle r. cast in each bottle and the
tons French and English, accompany each bottle.
Remember, the only office N Y for the above celebrated
Cosmetic 81 Walker street. door from Broadway
mB lm
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UNITED STATES HOTEL OF PHILADEL
PHIA.

mpRFoAMI L NE k2A Yoh hkN To al nEp STAGEs
z.es1s4 On and after Tuesday, January 3D. 1872 the
three times a weet, as foIlows:-
Leaves Seelys Mansion House, Bedford, every Monday
"wednesday. and Friday morning, at sk DC! ock.
Leaves Railroad Hotel Bowery and Broome
streets, New York. Tuesday, Thursday and Satin ry
morning By the O'Clock cars pssang Marble Hall, Eat
Cheser, white Pains Robbins, Mls, Mile Square, Newcas
tie and Bedford H9AM pEIEsOREsT.}
The Red Bird Line Of Stages will to run during the
winter from White Plains day at O'Clock, New
York at O'clock p NJ Sundays excepted.
mao 1--we Proprietor.
CRAHAM's MAGAZINE for April. :. Original Cou,nbu-
" ton-W. g, Bryant, j. +. Cooper, ~ Z. Willis H. w.
Herbert Mn Emma 9. Embury, Mrs seba Smith, Mrs Mary
Embcllished with the following superb engravngs -
First Affection. by W. q. Jackson, steel from picture
by e. }. Pa,is
The Love Letter, by Welch Walter, on steel.
FASHIONS ON the latest reports from London and Paris
LsmsISs pee anuu IN advance Single numbers Is cents
Published monthly and delivered OF the city and
Brooklyn and sent by mail all parts the United States
by BRADBURY, SODEN u co,
- IN Nassau street, New York,
m2J er and 10 school street, Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

FRENCH STYLE SWEET CHOCOLATE, made wish
4 French machine, 457 roadway, New York,-FELIX
EFFRAY his grateful thanks the who
patronise him for his chocolate and he takes this
inform the public that he has work machine his
store 70 shYw ho~ nicely the article is made
+. Efrsys French style Sweet Chocolate, made with a
boxes of ~ large cakes the factory Broad
way New York. Dealers earnestly invited try the
article.
N.B-Hot Chocolate and Coffee served up the Saloon
mil rn&ec