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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

The Philadelphia Chronicle cords
the Following remarkable cass:
medical friend of ours has related a
TACT to US, which is truly remarkable. -
lie has al under his charge, for sever
al years, patient affected with a slight
paralysis Of the system, who has seldom
required or taken any suStenance,
scarcely sufficient in ordinary cases To
support nature. IL has been CUSTOMARY
Tor her, during the summer season, 20
visit the sea shore. which had a salutary
influence on her health; last year she
was prevented from enjoying her usual
excursion-the consequence was, ner
appetite entirely left her. and she has
not beer known To take food Of any kind
Tor eight months past What is remark
able, she has lost none Of her propor-
lions or weight, and any one, seeing her.
would not have any suspicion of the af.
hictIors under which she has suffered
for SO long period. The lady is now
on a visit to the Capes, and we trust
hat the sea-breeze will have a salutary
tendency towards restoring her strength
and appetite.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

BURNING OF BlBLE.-Our readers will
doubtless recollecl The burning ola number Of b.
bles in Champlan, n Y, some time since. which
created SO much excitement. A cummirt.e comoo.
: Cd OF Prn'es'nnis aud Catholics have investigated
the transaction and made report.-They state that
iorty-two bibles were burnt aud that it was done al
the sole ins'igaOn Of a MIR lehman. a missionary
from Canadl. and recently from France. Friday
oblati aud That Whatever odium belongs To the
Transaction should be attached To him alone
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

We are inclined to think Mr. Webster is catching
what the boys would call gas about his reciprS-
city, in the B ,son papers. The Massachusetts
men seem determined that the great defend er
shall eiIher fish or cut bait" on this tariff subject
They intend. - he has abandoned hts no,otls To
AXE him say so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

We urcupy columns to day. at the request Of
the CITY Blues almost entirely III the e'qucnl adj
dress Of w II Oldham, Esq. at Eliza beethoven on
4Ih inst 1t contains many beautiful things aud will
renaY perusal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

There are now numerous accounts aud published
letters from Audubon aud his party, showing that
they have been very successful. They were last
al Fort Pierre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

who were fond Of such things, and &C
qulred somewhat of a taste 70! Thorn -
WELL said the Henluckian. i hear m,
last bell ringing; lie: US 90 aud get GU.
dinner. We will have bottle Of wine.
and will pay Tor it myself; for | would
rather have lost one Of the calves have
purchased Of old Buffalo Allen than no,
to have been here TO day; for hav. had
lots and gobs Of Cun!'
They SAT down TO dinner, drank their
wine, and the Krntuckian al cd up the
chasms between the courses with praises
OF kentucky and abuses OF the Canadi
ans ard British. lie had always hated
them, and he always would hate them;
he would lust hike 20 have another brush
win them to lick them again, and u
great deal more in the same strata, 10
which the stranger liSteuened patiently,
end sometimes with krud OF quiet in
Iercst, He went on /, say that he had
heard that the English were in the hdb-
IL OF travelling through the country and
then writing books ridiculing aud abu
sing us lie just wisheI, by Heaven,
that he could catch some OF them in Old
theIiucky. lie had heard, as he came
along, that there was great Enylts h
Lord travelling through the country TO
write book, and he adj heard his name
1t was Lord Lord-Lord Morpetb. |
believe Tina, is my name, SIR said
The stranger. Jesus Christ! you don't
say SO! Tavern keeper, what do IA, c
TO PayP r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

CROPS IN NORTH CAROLINA.-In this State
the wheat is harvested The Ct Up is said to be lar.
ger and offner quality than usual. The corn crop
IS also very promising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

MORTALITY AMONG SHEEP.-A
drove Of 700 sheep, on their way to the
ia St, stopped ut Beallsville, Washington
20. Ia after days drive ,and the mex,
morning, 1t is said, IO5 Of them we're
found dead in consequences Of excessive
iatigue.-BroDnsUiIie Neus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

go The Mexican account states that in the last
action with c mmodore Moore, off Camprachy, only
four Shots struck the Mexican steamer Moniezuma
and SIX The Guadalupe, and that not a man was
killed or wounded Ioard Of either Of those vessels
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

Ihe Mississippi papers state that a
change Of opinion is visible I'm that state.
ana mat the JisreputabIe plan Of repudI.
auon which was adopted some time ago,
Is likely to he itself repudiated by ali
parties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

Our subscribers abroad are particularly requested
- take notice that we want money, aud they will
o5ligc us very much by forwarding the amount they
owe US
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

RIVER CASUALFY--We nre indebted 10 a
gentleman Tor The foli1wIua focis Mr. Austen, vile
and Two children, from Canandsigua. IN ~ took
passage on The steamboat Goddess Of Liberty the
l'sl trap hence a. 81 LOUIS. he husband fell ever.
board near French Island, and noiw'ihsiandinr
every eferinn was made 10 save him. % was ideec.
'"aE ai The funds Of the family we're on his person.
subscription was started among the passengers.
neaoea Uy Captain Pearce and abont 26 dollars
was raised ior The widow. who intends returning o.
ner native place Gin Chroa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

Al DanvIlle, Pa. on Sunday last 5000 panes Of
glass were broken by hail stones. during The ire
mendous thunder STORM. Large trees were uprooled
by the force of The wind, and l25 feet Of the bridge
were swep' away.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

The papers to day are as devoid Of interest as
they well can be.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

MARK.TS.-Tne Abundance Of fruits and veg.
eIahes now found ia markets has rarely been
,,II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

10 CURE A BURMA Quakersss preacher in
Ne" YORK, was 80 successful IN curing burns. thai
many OF lover class supposed her Possessed of f,o
P'"e' on "crktng miracles. The following IL t,o
isoe'p iof ihe medlciue Take one ounce Of bsos.
w "''o i'uf ounces Of Burgundy pitch, simmsred
together 90 az eauhen vessel i, a. r,,cl -, ~,
NJ Will so0en fhcm tuto the co,s,st.,c, 81 -.
when col SIR the liquid when taken f,,g, fl.,
IRE nIl qune cool. Keep 10 from the air ina I,,b,
boz 90 Jsf. When used. spread % thinIy on ,J.Il,
sni apply d 20 the part injured. Open the bur,
Yah q needle 10 lei DOT the waller nIl b. heals
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

The Hon. w. Z. Preston has consent.
ca TO deliver a eulogy on the late Hugh
.. Legare, on the first Tuesday Of No.
NemOer next. 10 will be a rare address.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

= correspondent, who is an atisnuvs observer Of
small maI'sr' writes to us, that he has 90, seen
con p,'ne"' m Toe Richmond Enquirer 81 Cot Bentoo
-Rtrl Wig D"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

TIE fare from Boston 20 New York. in both lines
nae ''sn reduced 70 $3.50. A. these rsiss there
"ui be Considerable uaveliinr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

MRS SIGOURNEH AND MRS SOUTIIEY.--
The Edinburgh Scotsman Of May 27ih <nvs: An
article appeared some weeks ago in several o the.
metropolitan aud other newspaper relative TO these
ladies' r'hecIIug cOnsIde rable blame upon Mis-
Sgpurney. We think IT lair to Stale that we baye
had submitted To us a correspondence e wpcn Mrs
SOuihey and party resident IN Edinburgh ~ which
Mrs Souihey C'siincIly Jisclaims any pnriciunI:nu
IN The authorship Of The nIiicle 10 auesion. or
knowledge Of the source whence it or cin,Ied. IL
Is satisfactory 10 The friends of Mrs S, onrny 10
know that the paragraph annoyed as much as il
surprised" Mrs SUuIhey, aud that the oplni.n OK
pressed by mat esma bic lady-~hn. we presume,
Is best qualified To form judgement IL the case
IS as favorable could be desired and directly on
posed TO the misrepresentation recently circulated"
a correspondent has sent the Reading Gazette the
ioiowlng Imprompu lines, on the recent marriape
OF a Mr Miller. n Womelsdorf There will prove 1o
be "rh"re truth than poetry IN ihem eventually. we
appTeheud:
Let scofiers now their scofing celse
For Miie,iteS will sure increase
And ere the present year goes by,
They'll surely hear the " Dh,inighf cru"
Prfersbargh Intelligence
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

"here are you gOingl" asked Jack Of ar G.
with you. Tor never saw one ve,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

LNOR RENT.-A small dwelling house consist.
y ing Oi three good rooms, together with on q.
,eHeni coo ing sloye and O hydrant cOnvsnielt-
i iefms moderate. Apply 10 PETER holdings
D. or JAMES DARE ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

~ new supply Of The "OHunilu," and ..tgIcl,
= S''keley' CAM Jells Foreign Monthly Mag.
]'ne 'o' 'uy' Los Sup Neighbours. sc. sc. J1st
iece'Ss anJ for sale 81 MELLORS.
~ - M. 2E hmm 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

4 INVOCATION Of The SCOTTISH COVE.
n NANIEkS consisting Of = REVIEW Of tbe
h's' series Of the Tales Of my Landlord. bv Tbo,n.
as McLorie, sc. &c. author Of the ,ReforuSri,, IN
Splin aud Italy" Just frrcivcd and 70, All. :,
y 70 MELONS No. % Unirp ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

nue. The falling off nthe proceeds from the public works
Tor this year is attributed to that will have the
same effect next year aad the year after The advance
ment OF the internal Improvements in the neighboring
States, will detrac from the in Ohio This is an unia
vorabe view OF the future regards the State of Ohio
put Is nevertheless true and has been caused by the
polite measures adopted and obstnatey carried
we have no faith in the public officers Of Oho they
been guilty of abusing the unbounded confidence
They have wasted the hard earnings their constituents
wng from them by the penalties of the law which
the people have honorably sustained while their
have repeatedly and boldly dsregarded it, In negot-
atng the last loan Of 100000 authorised be made
TO pay of contractors, &c. the commissioners submitted
to the most unous losses Ohio funds were received at
per cent discount for part and for the balance Ohio
domestic scrip TAKEN which had been at
10 per cent discount This par in Ohio most assured
ly This was receiving dollar for dollar on their own
SOIL but when the day Of payment comes will the day
OF retrbution. Those who manage the helm govern
ment now may then be beyond the peoples vengeance
After this gross evasion of the law regards this loan
the Board Of Public Works issued checks to the domestic
creditors and State contractors for nearly more
than the amount authorised by the Legislature which
must be provided for by another oan thereby increasing
the public debt that amount making the total indebt
edness rising nineteen millions of dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
Second Board.
New stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

The miserable dull viainous weather of to-day, limit.
ed operations very much The being advanced
business men closing up their and trying to
find out their position They must take clear bright
sunny day. and obtain true observation in these lat
ter days requires the greatest accountant keep the
balance true
AsHEs-Nothing of consequence doing in this article
Pots rule at S4a$4 SGT. Pearls at s5a$6 06i
HAY.-The mild, open weather affects this article The
receipts OF North river light but the demand is
quite knitted. We quote 43a45 cents for good qualities
WHIsKEy-Drudged dull at % Barrels are held at
24a. Very little demand for either.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Genesee, 81 62JaS4 6s.; Southern
81 623aS4 IS; Michigan 81 56ia$4 62i These are the
present prices These rather frmer to-day owing to
the advices from Europe being considered favorable 1t
Is pity that we cannot get rid of portion of extraor
binary large stock.
CoTToN-The sales continue to be on large SCALE
1000 bales have changed hands to-day the
ea IN our paper yessrday chiefly o9 & Sofas
Quite speculative feeling becoming apparent not only
in this but every market throughout the country We
understand the ship Liberty taken up some days
ago for Liverpool to load with Cotton The terms have
not TRANSFERRED
PRovrsoNs.-We have no change in the market to re-.
port regarding any article under this head The demand
remains inactive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Dee. 22-6 r. M.

The operations in stocks are unusually huctuating;
prices are very waverng; Long Island advanced y per
cent Illinois, Indiana sterling, Indiana, Mo-
hawk declined !; Paterson 4; stonngton, Ii Canton,
Kentucky, I; Harlem firm at previous prices Ohio
rs firm the latest decline The sales at either Board
not very extensveto morrow will be avery busy day,
the banks do not open Monday. The downward ten
dency in the stock market will probably continue through
the remaining few days of this month"; and after the ho
days are movements will be more active and prices
feel favorable effect. The dull stormy weather otto
day limited transactions in all things 300 y .1
The Jackson Manufacturing Company of Nashua, NH,
have declared semiannua dividend of six per cent
serving five per cent surplus.
The Farmers Insurance Company of Baltimore have
declared semiannnal dividend of 81 per cent, besides
adding 1900 to their cash capital
Ten dollar bills Of the Eagle Bank Boston, altered from
ones, in circulation.
The financial condition of the State of Ohio at this mo-
ment is not 1.-THE soavorabe the Auditors report
hbits. very true that the interest the public
debt far has been regularly paid and the stock in th,
market at ranges several cent above par This
the effect of series of maneuvers, made simutane
ousy in this city and in the State It is the effect of
ruinous policy, that may be successful for time but
which must most assuredy make public the bankruptcy
that has long knawed at the vitas in secret BY the
practice of financial fnesse the people of the State have
been bndfolded to the true understanding of their posi-
ton. They will become informed in due season. The
people of Ohio have submitted to the taxation
sustain the credit of the State Pieces of property worth
thousands have been sold under the hammer for the
amount they taxed. The taxes, by peculiar con.
struction Of the law authorisng Them have fallen
qually the poorer classes An emigrant settling his
few of wild land that he has been able purchase
by sacrificing comfortable bed to lay on is heavi.
taxed while the of wealth. whose property lays in
luxures and bank stocks better Off and comparatively
Notwithstanding all this the taxes have been paid
willingly and without murmering even if it required the
last dollar provded did not touch the soil to produce it
The State debt of Ohio has been constantly accommodating
until amounts to nearly nineteen millions ofdolars
PUBLIC DEBT ONO Nov. lS43
Amount of five per CT stock, payable in New
York. ......,..... $3.50 900
Do six do do do l43i52l2
DO seven do do do 10000
Unredeemed domestic bonds issued on the
faith and credit of the State. ......... las, 700
DO do Miami Canal lands, lOl 1913
Do do Wabash and Erie Canal lands 40 $50
Do in payment of Turnpike Comps, 247,73
Permanent loan from School Fund, l4O6 26s
Bonds to be issued to complete Miami Exten-
sion Canal. 800. 800, 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
Ma RHINE HERALD.


We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will Civ,
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
sse sposeS on their Passage List Of their Cargo and
,oard them mpsdately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending e this Ohee all the Marine Intelligence they car
received. - - - ''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
Died,

On the 5th Of November last at alden in Austri
an Silesa, RICHARD TOWING, Esq. late of Aux Cages
Island Of Hay and formerly for many years resident
OF this city.
On Friday 22d inst. GEORGE II. RICHARDS, deputy in
spector OF the revenue in the SD year of his age.
siriends and acquantances, and officers Of the Gus.
hsyate residence l47 Waverly Place, Sunday after
noon at half past one O'Clock.
Suddenly, on the morning of the 22d inst, JOHN CoHu
at Manhatanve, in this city.
The relatives and friends of the deceased respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
day 23d inst hafpast O'Clock r. NJ without fur
Their invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
Provision Market.

Our different markets exhibited greater display
of good things for the season. and must class many
of our meat shops with them We refer to advertising
columns Of to-day 1t is there to beseen where supe
rior veal is exhibited for sale.
Poultry of all kinds is in great abundance, and mostly
of superior quality at fair prices. Wild game plenty
beef very dear There enough fish Of all kinds and pr
cesa han last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
Married..

Married.
At Newtown, q. ~ on Wednesday evening, Dec 20th
by the Rev Mr. Meeker, Mr. DAVID MILLER to Miss CHA
RITy, daughter of John 7. Truesdel Esq.
On Thursday evening, 2lst nst by the Rev d. Stock.
ing, Mr. ALEXANDER A. Pollock to Miss ANN LEACH all
of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

Cleared.
sa:$ y sS Sa
I3SeS% c PTR s. eySs Ag
r V Gsa Harrison. Hs1' ssHr4 w
segdds G'i baS
Swedish brig David. Odelmark from Cette Oct co. with
Sl ra',sstpA'' from St. b Dec
British bTE Index CSasst day. from Sydney Co. via
%isSs sSf s3ss' Suffolk, % loun from
ss6f Gee Ppot casey from Ns%Sern Nc with naval
Schr Thos wynns. Doughty, from Newbem. NC with ma.
sehr Sarah, Ferguson from Newbe NC with naval store,
Schr Cleopatra Jennings from Muret sboro NC with ma.
sehr Alexander. Parker from Philadelphia with mdse, to
sehr Henry Crane, days from Philadelphia with coal to
schr James I Hatfield Thompson from Philadelphia with
sehr Mary Eliza Bailey from Philadelphia with coal, to
schr A. c. Totten skdmore, from Philadel hia with corn,
schr Annabella, Hand from Philadelphia with corn to the
sehr Flash Smith, days from Richmond, with coal to the
master. vs.
General Record.
snS %.i sS s,. on SsS e &
detained by strong westerly gales.
Spoken.
Dunbaon 30 days from London for Norleans Dec d. lat q
Prince de Jonve of Newport standing s. Dec 49, lat 80 49,
+EIsss Ssssi NJ I S.,., a NJ, !,
BTookline, of and from Salem for Manila Aug 49, Straits
FROM Bo sSs,Sq G m. Ma % Aug 80 Of Java
Men Rio Jfaso for Boston Nov lat 10 lon 80
sails and rigging, Dec IA, lat IS 10, Ion 72 20. "
Foreign Ports
Gr Nm nao
ladelphia for st Thomas same day only American vessel
,.s ST. y,SoENT Ncy 2s-n port REINDEER Doane, for NOR
Turks Island q Electro, Packard from Wilmington Nc just
TnNIpAp about Nov 2sIn port, Neptune. Foster from
suRISAM Nov LII port Neptune Rogers for GLOUCESTER
Sdays Commlssary' Fitz. disg Going in, Lawrence Ad
+ ba mss's Sid 90; T. Eus a o;Se from Manila
E. aama port Aldeiaran' Webb from Boston,
'1E July 4 Fs s woodbury. Ho,.
JOHN, NIB. Dec Is-cd Charlotte Ann, vroom Pha
for Nyo,T DEC Sn port Moro John Brooks and Savoy
and G %@ co ns ,e w a. ,shoT waiting fair
Ss:Tss 81 IN
SssS a. s
"a Moa'sydfS Ayrss; ssitsaie smith, AUX AUX
9 mok Harris Mobile; Frances Dillingham; Wilmington Nc;
fn seG nSaf bs and yeS Bs:.e
ehlas; Herald Goodwin Philadelphia for NewbuTypor-
hcl e Ar 0 Se% Jersey Barry Manila for
Boston Henry Means Trinidad for do Ventross iate Eos
sfeiSH Dseo @ dI a
q s. Sw %
p sSS:Ss Dr. oR s ssf%
n, New Sefey Drac9 Spartan Henry Shamrock Frede
YsE%.fp Dec S0sId SsrTassassii Baker Ports.
Lois honeywell, Baltimore Jas o"' r'n' Little ''er NJ
Ffswick: Ward, and Empire. Thompson. NYork
pee Dsf S Ts
MSSG Be- bt rSsi
saa Ss R THss%
d kS Assussh NHstersop Trnidad Experiment Brl
franklin Staten Guadaoupe; Grand Turk Brl ann An
tigua: Batavia Gilkey Antigua; Bowdch, Emery, Mart
tHAnIFs,os. Dec EAR Jessie, tBGl Horn Liyerp9o
Xyoe Pui"am Mobile; Lewis Barker Bordeaux; Diamant
Hs ,S5 1sfa
SD @ ssBs
M9BkE, Dec h7 a Newark MsrTn, and Eagle Isl
Smith, Ne Yo E% Johnson os 6S
NY crf.' D0''0" DenA0" .o' ''A''f Jane D''nA"'
ys
1ae Me G% a L''p''
MERRY CHRISTMAS BALL at Washington Hall Mr..
~ Parker Ia; the TO announce e his r;nd. and
evening Dece mser 25h 10 enjoy the good old custom Of Merry
Christmas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

{fz- OIL OF TANNIN-A composition lately discover
cd for preserving all kinds of Leather keeping Boots and
Shoes water proof Water more penetrate than
through India rubber To be had at II Courtandt street
North 9Th street, Philadelphia; 50 Cornhill Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

EVY SOONER, will sell this evening at o'clock at
l5 Broadway Ergrsvnss Fine Toys Cutlery Shells and
Fancy Goods They have their gallery zoo ancient and
frames will be offered at the lowest wholesale prc aud are
warranted OF the best gold and Every lover of
tie fine arts caTnot fail to find subcts please
k otlon Tree Ladies are RESPECTFULLY invited to call and
invited to send in their works for exhibition private sale or
auction. d23 tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

OFFICE OF JEFFER SON INSURANCE COMPANY
No. Sc WALL STREET
New York, Dec. 10th, 1913.
THIS Company insure any office,
and will return per Of the pres cash to in
snrers AZ the time OF eheetng he from and s hs
UEO r. HOPE s,,ysi,,v' '"''''' AIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. INsTITUTE, IS Cham.
I Der Persons ah ced with kind Disease
curing surgical eratons will recoect that they can
have advice aud Attendance OF the distinguished pro.
soua lin city aud those who able are only
ufed to pay for their medic This institution must be
extensively known be rightly appreciated d2i tvrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
sailing Days OF the steam ships.
7777777777-7-77777777777
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge. Yeaton, Nov. q
Geo. Washington, nov. 70
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Chadwick, Nov. 20
FROM HAvRE,
e. Nicolas Poll, Nov 10
Duchesse d'Orlesns, Nov. ~
Sully, Burrows, Dec. |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
ft,uEsL f,rfausd and celebrated Pills. from Portugal arc
we rerceye 10 be obtalred this country SOC adverus
ment ON the last column. fourth PAGE