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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
ID Y-G 90 s.
NrM FALL WINTER GOODS.

LAXEIR q cox,
e RE just receiving from New ' ork. PDIla-
m delphIn and BaluHore, At tneir Store No.
lsT Main street, WHEsLISG, VA. an entire new
stock OF BRUSH, French aud American Coos,
Sfall the various styles aud qualities, TO -uit the
fall traGe. Their will be touus ia tue assoltment.
30 piece. assorted Cloths, 20 pS ~casstmeres,
y, srted c .lors. 90 ps SatuuetlS assorted colOrs;
- Ps XIV Jeans; go ps Red, White and Yellow
FlaRT els; 800 ps bleached Mushns; 90 % BED.
TicSInSs;. 200 IS American and BRITISH Prints;
20 bales Brown Sheeungs; so ps pluIn, 5 ripcd
and cuan goable alpaca LUstrSs; 20 rs Ghusans,
anew artIc.s Tor ad IS dresses; 30 ps EaGlston.
French aud embo: SD GlnShams; } rs German
ana French AeTtnVes; IOps French BOInhaZInes;
20 ps assorted SHAs; 30 ps lnsh Linens 30 ps
Apron Check, 10 Us Furniture do; 10 pc GI ale
cloths; ~ ps Hard Times; 90 ps Forest cloths,
ltO ps colOreS MusiIns; 20 Us Mouslm de LANES,
plain, san ssd aud chansea0l e; 100 doZ LADIES'
alk, wOrsted, cotton, LIsle Thread and Aonnir
Hose; 80 doz aides and Gents Gloves of ali
ersctiptons and pr.eSs' GUY COZ "p1oi e',sGns,
and col d; 100 lbs Pdte6t Thread all colors; 10
los Sewing StlSi zoe packs German aud Anleri-
can Pinsi 100 doZ gun, webb end nett SuSpen
ders; 10 pa Punges Hdkis, 20 ps Flag and Fancy
a.; 10 dSG Italian Crsvats, 20 dOz Satin anG
BSmb5ZHle SIoc - 29dsE IIten Csmslle Hand
I.adiss dresses, 10 Ds sAKVelyet, 10 ps cottSnGo.
Sps Alpine clsths fer ladies ndnR habits, 30
eoL slk, Iagiloni, EdlI5urEh and melt ShawIs.
Together with 4 variety OF Fancy Goods, Rib
6ons, Aru6cial Flowers, kdglngs, luseruugs,
Plat ana Ashburtsu I.aces. Also, PLAIN aud fgd
BooOinotts, Swiss Mail and Jaconst Muslins;
'Grsslanstte. aud Cap i.aces, Nash blOHde and
Bishop Lawns. AhS-a large assortment OF
Coat Trimmings, TRses, Islsls aAa BatloRs OF al.
-aascnPLIons.
20 don Florence Braid, PrRes Albert, Cypress,
SfFIw snd SILK BunaCts.
s-ss sJ1 Mems ana Boys Seslette CAPS,
10 DOR V0lvsiesn RaG ClO.a do.
IOdJG Fur do.
1dSI sup Ottsr Do.
% bales Pittssgrgh sstton Yarn, 10 GALES bat
liug, Re. &c sspTs Rsss and 5zaeGis.S BanL
4 10.
aslCoap;ry nsrehsnts wishinSt 10 purchase an en-
ne new seek, CT 10 assoTt then stock on hand,
Hil be aeSSIA Modstsd on the most advantageous
Terms.
The abava goods wsro lp1rchnsed NJ the
low eat CASH prices, and WILDE sold whoiesa Z
tho .MOunIIIna. AL we ask, IL for the public 10
call aud examine DuU stsck. No trouble o show
goods at No t57 Main street, NHEELlSs, Va.
ArsV =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14

f"7 Hn"s'hs, SO,OO Ihrse msnihs SS.OO
Adv-rtsemeuts inserted III Grhui ar wuhoul
rpress order. viii he inserted mill orlercd uul
nd charged one dollar fr lat three iuscuinns. aui
Is cts iur each insertion after. Advertisement
Ese led three times n ~eek for Ihree fSurlhs The
a-svs. Weekly for one half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14

SADDLEitN, HARDWARt.-Iue suOsrrUeTs
have received ? splen lid assnrtme int Of Bras =,
Silver plated & F'nned Strrup Irons ana Bride
BITS at every description. Also, ev-Tv SIZE and
kind Of Bride buckles, Roller buckles, Janan-
NEG, SILVER and Grass Harness mounting. Red
and Black Morocco Skins, Facing DO, Worsted
Fringe, three curi SILK Orange Thread. Plush,
Seating Skins, Cotton and Worsted Wco, Strain
ihc do, &c, &c, which sh-!l be sold at Yery re-
duced prices far cash. Soldiers will u raSs Siye
US call. OTT q GREER.
ie Il No l5l Nam ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
ID. N~I,GINNIs,

Ds MIN
GROCERIES, q DRY 6OODS,
No. IT'S, Eas, SIDE # Market Squsrs.
q HAS on hand a general assortment Of Family
GROCERIES ard DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, @hich lie oilers 10 The public low ns they
can he rad 90 he Western Couuty. aug %
HAED LEAD-lIII It's RED LEAD No /.
Nh, ) Bbls LINSEED oil.
AInrre lot oC Baker & Roberts pure WILLIE
LEAD. fresh ground. For sale by
SEQ u JAS BAKER.
ny The Federal couT, al CiehsosrS.
\ United states,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
CHEAP

OTT s. GREER, No 10 sIsiA street, have
lust received a fTtse sspply Of EGrGOSFS.
consist az of CIR s. auS Grain ScSthes. SycIes,
Scythe Rifles and Stones. ALL Saws, Cross
Cut Saws, Hand Save. Tenor Saws, Knives aud
Forks. Pocket Knive s, Iron Wire, RiR Locks.
Door Latehes, Burt Hinges, Table Hinges, Till.
Chest. Cupboard, Trunk and Pad locks, ell
kinds of Files and R1sps, Trace Chains, and ev-
cry other article in the Hardware line. All Of
which they will sci. at prices that must please. :
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
DENFNEsS CUKED,


COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL,
NOR the cure of DEAFNESS. plius. and The
4 discharge ofmarter from The ears; "A 81 all those
d'sncrecnble noises. like tho buzziog OF insects.
failing of wafer. whizziBg of steam. SC. &c. which
nre syHptoms of approaching deafness. and also
generally attendant win The disease. For sale by
DR. ! CRUMBACKER. No l73, Main ST.
Sole Agent.
This medicine is . highly commeude and nG-
merous certificates are given, by very respectable
persons, "f iho many astonishing cures which it has
pcriurmcd. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
WILLIAM h.

Sd ESPEC1EULLY infoTms We cirreEs OF
IA Wheeling und The public in Eeucrrl, thst be
continues 10 carry on the BOOT aud SHOE Ns--
OF the BIZ LEATHER roof Main s.reeL
Wheeling; where be is PreP AIRED TO execute all
orders in his "a . e Ia the neate5t. aud best style.
aud atpri es 10 salt the times. Hs would also bLH
leave to render lis grateful thanks to his Ola
friends and customers for past favor1, and soil
cts a continuance of Their patronage. He VIII
Furnish eASH customers with boots and shea
al the following reduced prices: .
iS-Best make al IS 6 and 7, warranted
TO equal in T~eatness ans durability, any article OF
the kind that can be haC in The CIV of WheelinQ.
SHOLS All kinds Of nous shoes madstA
order at rrises RANGING from So TO 3. sm 40 Ie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
ALTMAN & MAXWELL.

- HI " III
HATOULD respectfully inform the customeTa
w of the late hrm OF y Pollock q Co, and
the public generally, that they have received from
the east, and have now opened at the old stand,
formerly occupied by r Pollock 81 Co, Ne I2s,
corner OF Main and Union Streets, a large ana
well selected stock OF BOOTS s. SHOES, Goa
EIstIHg IN part rs follows:
1oN ra1ra Cent? Eine Calf Hp~rpaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
OCERIE

100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
so bsIes Gunp,N der TIA. so cheat, Y H TEA.
10 do Hyscn skin d.. 10 boxes Inperial DO.
2000 Lbs BosfSUGAR. S hhds n o SUGAR,
1000 lbs white Haynna de-; % Tierces RICE;
bbls y o MOLASSES; 40 boxes csn. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERATUS;
10 boxes ~ plug TOBACCO. sup q~u.lIiy. :
10 do Is plug d. de-.
10 DO 81 Plug Do -. :
5 kegs Twist do d..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
COACH TRIMMINGS,

A SPLENDID assortment of Coach ISess Erase
- and SjlVcr HUB Bands, DGsh Ersmes,
Lamps, Handles, stump Points, Maiica ole Iron,
Iron Axles, Eltpuc Springs, Patent . ash Lea
Their. &c, SC. 10 be found At hard tim cs prices ar
jel5 1T & GREER'S, No 1 6 Va = S..
1900 100 L 5s'S half S Si.. " S2 Tht ssG'-s''
just received at the Sign cf The BIG RED BOOT.
] iy Is SAM'L M'CLALLkN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
I'M.
& lia,s Beihoovt - Liopr ST.. RlLTIMoRE.
w w Blk.

l's's befhoer>r - LfoaT ST. BALTIMORE.
w w Blk. : 30
ANtNG leased riiS extensive aud fsynri,. -
inhiishmonI. and entirely renovated and 70.
n''"" t throughout. - Ihatif can compare .dvan,a-
ee"usly with aHy similar establishment in tbe Unian.
n'Ne no hesitation IN endeavoriug 10 attract The ,
attention "f the travelling public 10 this Gavotfhg
h@'eL the inosi sirensoss sKeriions. laiard 10
every possible convenience TO be 6und else ). her.
can insure success. they pledge themselves In, l il.
'onmcr well earned reputation shall not only be
merited hut Surpassrt. -~ g.
In accordance Nth the difficulties OF the ime-.
th'y have determined 10 reduce their charges 10
correspond. Price sI.25 per day.
Baltimore. July ,, ls43. "
WIN 8 * SONS CAST STEEL
' VIE subscriber has lust received
l gases II by Z refined EXPRESSLY for are-.
do assoried from 2 10 2 inches square.
d" Double shear refined for edge tools.
do CetmnB or Sr7lke steel;
Also. ige genuine Hoaa T., which he nfes IL
SMITHS a. suHerior 10 ssRdersou Il Brokers mana
iaciure. those who have given IL = trial say Ihnt 6
can be worked with q higher heat ;hsn any utbet
steel SANftyEI. NEEi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST HEJEINEDs
a GENERAL assortment Of Drugs, Paints. and
~ Dye StufiS. afncugs! which are
10 Carb0ys OIL VitrOl.
5 do Aqua FORTS,
8 do Muriauc Acrd.
2 do SulrhHue Eiksr.
3 do Spis. Nitrs.
3 do Aqua Amn1uia.
5 Cases Gam CVpul anJ Shellse.
A few cases Chrome Green and Yellow.
3Casks Erg. Lam pblark,
) bhls Spts TurPenriue,
All Of which will BE- seld al he lowest prices by
SELL JANlES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
NEW BOOT AND SHOE EsTAB-

JOHN E. WIDE,
NE ANuFACTURER Of L,drc,,' Genfemen's
and ChIllren'a Boots and Shoes. Nam street.
3 doors south d Virginia Hotel Wheeling. Va,
keeTs constantly on hand an assortment Of The Above
articles, At Ea.rCm prices, AL made under his own
inspection. and of he best PLiladeI7 hia materials.
Jun. IS. lS43-lv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14

T1s plaintiff m Tn caee will lake nJucs that
Inc o.yns tons OF James VI Stokes ard Others.
rIu be faktu 90 the of1ce Of JObu B,nna alder
rrsr o. The city u PhIiade.uhl8, on the lsth dav
cd october next between the hours ofs o'clock
"A ardsP n. 60 be read ln oVtdsaes on the
tNi 81 tss abOvs Ramgd clusA
So 10 ~ WIssSS. e, ..y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
DAILY PAPER 20 10.

-sfrcS III , cents = cupy .sF.
Pho woSkly pspor.the Western Virginia Times,
puhlishsd ou "Wednesday at 81 90 per annum
in advanced or 50 &c not paid within one month
from tho beginning sfIhe year. Nonew sabscribers
will be received. except SIch as pay ia advance.
For . moRtss 81 SO is invariably charged No
lbsc ribcr received for a ess term than SIX months.
and no paper discontinued. sxsepr Slthe discretion
Of ttrs publisher. until allsrrsarages are paid.
FERNS or D~NEtTIsINs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
know Martha Coulin, and believe what she
Iu tHIs document 20 De perfectly true,
JOHN POWER,

I place full confidence n the s'attmsnt made
bv BjartIa Comm, hsyIhE known her tIg past
twenty ytars =. I wall ChCUrluliy give any p1ruCu. ars
In rclauau Co her case TO those who NAV wish
T1rfher Information. 3 ELILABkTH,
Superior oItnc Eomau Catholic Orp"3n Asylum.
Prince street, New York. dec "a, l542-
have confidence IN toe representations made
bv Martha J0ulu, aud have full knowledge Of
her case. ELIJAH y PJkD1,
/ Alderman 10th Wnrd Of the city Of Eew York.
Dec l4, 1912.
Martha CoBliu hos Lyes On my family the lssI
4 "a wears. and hereby certify that the l0rcgJIu.
4 statcD nj made by herself BE- correct.
Mrs MARY u LLOYD.
Ne SCI Broad 81 Nsuarb n J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14

20 dor Florence Braid, Praes Albert, Cypress
SfrIw and SILK BunGets.
$ ~ dS1 Mems ana Boys Seslstte CAPS,
10 doE V0lvstesn RRS ClO.h do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-14
HEATH

ny THE USE OF THE
HYGEIAN VE0kTABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES
A formerly prepared under the supervision 0fthe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16
NEW Y6pK. March 10, 1913.


90 LAST FALL | WAS ATTACKED WITH
pain and of the chest, which continued
for many weeks had previously been for several years
subject permanent weakness Of the chest caused by
strain. This last attack gave much uneasiness as
found il was the commencement OF fatal disease
About the middle of December | began to take Dr.
Wstsrs Balssm Of Wild Cherry, single bottle OF which
removed all soreness from the chest added strength
and vgor to the lungs and regard myself as per
fectly sound and well. m L. I..
JOHN BROWN, OIL Ann street
For Cou Chs Asthma, Colds &c the Wild Cherry is by
far the best remedy known. Read this, from A. Will
liams Esq -
.ltf-lJH NEW YoRx, Jan. 26 ls43.
have been afflicted with spasmodic asthma for twenty.
four years sometimes severely as TO be confined TO my
room for weeks; and although attended by various med
cal advisers OF the highest reputation and skil IN ,he
country the relief was but partial and emporary-twce
the disease proved nearly fatal to liie
Some few weeks ago commenced taking W'star's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry which gave me instant relief, and
single bottle produced In few days what believe to be
radical and perfect cure A. WILLIAMS,
Counsellor at Law, So William st.
Price 81 per bottle Sold only at l25 Fulton street
| corner OF Nassau, by ... ISAAC BUTTS, MD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

AMERICAN TRAVELLERS IN ENGLAND-HoTELs IN
LoNDoN.-We call the especial attention of Anne
rcans who are about to visit Europe, TO the adver
tlsement in another column, of a very celebrated
Hote[keeper in London, WILLIAM J. MAXWELL,
who is the proprietor of several admirable Hotels,
fashionable, family, and commercial
The first on his list is the hotel called Longs"
IN New Bond street, very celebrated hotel, situ-
ated in the fashionable quarter of London, and in
the vicinity Of the Parks, Theatres, Palace, and
West End This hotel is also the centre of Ameri-
can fashionable travellers in Europe. The second
is called the London Family Hetel,' in Abe
marie street, also admirable house for American
families visiting London for short time. The
third is the well-known &C North and South Ameri-
can Coffee House," situated in the city, near the
Bank of England and the Exchanged place of
great resort for all seeking information American
afiairs-and centre for all the financial CONNER
cia and political news of London Every Amer-
can Of business visits this hotel, and all the Anne
rcan bankers in London frequent ito get the
AT all these hotels files OF American papers
be the arrival of every packet steam ship;
and particularly special files of the Nec York Herald,
to the latest dates. We particularly recommend
American travellers in London to visit them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

NAvAL-PAlNFUL RKPoRT.-Captain Briggs, of
the Barclay, at Philadelphia, states that while at
the Cape of Good Hope he heard report of the loss
OF the U. S. soop of war Concord, on the coast of
Mozambique. We do not think there is word of
truth in this report, The Concord is under the
command of Captain William Boerum, is one Of the
Brazil squadron. Does the cruising ground of this
squadron extend throughout the Indian Ocean
Certainly not II any sloop Of war has been lost, it
must have been the Boston, one of the East India
squadron, reported at the last accounts as having
sailed for home. We scarcely believe, how
ever, that any man-o f-war has been shipwrecked.
1t is stated that another Naval Court Martial is
ordered te convene at Norfolk, Va, Immediately,
Tor the trial OF Commander William Ramsay, and
Others, Com. Ramsay has been relieved from the
command OF the Vandaa until the result OF this in-
vestlgaiion is known. .ta' .at.l
ohpth-MAhcH l0-Mid. A. II. Abercrombie, to the
soop Levant; Lieut. O. Gsnsevoort detached from the
brig somers, account OF i'll health and leave three
months; Lieut. Montgomery Hunt to the sooo 81 Iouis.
Chaplain T. r. Lan bert urough Tor one wear from sf
March; Lieut. Esh Peck to the command of store shin
Lexington Purser VIM Speden, the store shin Law
iogton Passed Asst surgeon O. w. TAFT TO the schooner
Wave Surgeon Geo. Terrill, leave three months, Mid
O. De Buys, to the Levant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16
MONEY MARKET.

InursOoy, NIdrcn 10-S r. M.
The Board was very quist-sales very small and
prices did not vary materially New York State rs rose
1; Paterson Rail Road fell t.
At the board there still less DOING and sales as
per list annexed
fair amount in foreign exchange for the packet pro-
duced no change in rates.
The market presents the greatest abundance of money
and continued desire to find investment As the spring
advances there indications Of renewed business
but such creates great extent Of business paper
employ the means ofthe Banks Specie continues to
cumuste here but is preparing with the opening Of
spring to be distributed the country The rates of
exchange the South such revive the export Of
specie to that quarter. In fact there was time
when exchanges were 40 low Uniform every point
of the continent now Their management becoming
confined to the leading private houses All bank paper
looked upon with suspicion and justly So well the
paper Of the old drawing ports agents Of the London
houses which have been disastrousy involved in cot
ton and stocks In this state of affairs stocks neces
sarily the favore esment particularly those which
small amounts none, only are held abroad the Unit
ed States Government and New York stocks These lat
ter per cents have risen to l0S lo4 per cent PREM
and the Government loan to per cent while Kentucky
6 which is sound State sells at 50. Large
of the latter known to be held q security by
the creditors of suspended institutions and individuals.
and would be drawn upon the market. if prices
advanced. Ohio has issued a scrip Of $4,000.
900 to pay its creditors and will be obliged to borg
largely besides during the coming year. Enormous
losses have been incurred by borrowing operations and
the Auditor ofthe State authorized to levy of his
will when he shall think it necessary This fea-
ture peculiar to Ohio and may prove its run because the
Legislature has power to delegate the right of
taxation individual than they have TO appoint dc
ta,or The Legislature has power but what derives
from the people, and authority whatever exists for
them delegate those powers skulking trick to
avoid the odium of levy ing taxes themselves
The following table will show the progressive rise in
stocks -
Pace, or sTocxs IN THE New York Market, DEC. IS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

LATER FROM ST. DOMINGO The schooner Hurd,
arrived yesterday from Aux Cages. We learn by her
that on the LIST, when the schooner, about five
miles from Jeremie, she was boarded by boat
from the shore, the persons in which reported that
the troops which had been sent from Port au Prince
put down the insurrection, had mostly gone over
to the nsurgents-that battle had been fought on
the preceding day, but with what result was not
known. .t...
Those black philosophers are determined upon
having constitution like ours. ..fr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

SUDDEN DEATH OF THE SouAw AT THE MUSEUM
Much excitement was produced at American Muse
UNI, yesterday afternoon, consequence ofthe death
of one of the most beautiful and interesting squaws
in the establishment. Every attention wasrendered
imaginable by several of the 'neighborins ladies' as
also by her medical attendants, Dr. Vanzant and DR..
Rabineau, of the LIST ward, who excited themselves
to the utmost tn save her. II is supposed that she
took cold on her return from ball which she atten-
ded recently, and from which proceeded congestion
of the brain. .t|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

The FINANCIAL oN-WAGEs-PRNrERs
RATEs.-We have received several articles relative
to the reduction IN Printers rates of wages which
have been attempted by some employers in the prin
ting line. We have given this matter some refec-
ton, and we have come the conclusion, that new
and reduced rates Of wages for printers will become
bone of contention very soon, if both parties do
not anticipate future necessities, and arrange the
question amicably now.
This is the great age of reducton-in prices-in
rents-in real estate-in provisons-in amuse-
ments-in necessaries 1t must not be expected that
any class of mechanics escape this general law
of social life. 1t would be better, therefore, for the
whole body efprinters, who possess good situa-
tons, hold meeting and adjust the rates Of labor
to the state of things brought about by the late
revulsons. Prices of living are as low now as in
1926 to lS3O-bu the wages of printers still at
the rates of 1885, when every element of living was
thirty to fifty per cent higher than it in $780, or
than it is now in lS43.
Let journeymen printers and all others think of
these facts. If an agitation should be made-and a
contest take place about it, many OF those who hold
good paces-will, in the turmoil, lose them, and
many unworthy persons get them, besides much
loss of time, and great expenditure of feeling
and passion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

The SoMERs CASE IN THE u. S. CoURT.-The
argument in this case was continued yesterday by
Mr.. Griffin, condensed report of which will be
found in another column. To day it is probable
that Mr.. O'Conner will conclude, and it is expected
that he will lay himself at full length in reply 10
Mr.. Duer. On Friday may expect the opinion
of Judge Belts What will it be +? Great difference
of opinion on this point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16
HEALTH FOR THE SIGH

For Bilious Fever, Jaundice, Collie,
And that disease most diabclic,
Dyspepsia named whose vile oppression
Is past description or expression
For all disord FRS whatsoever,
OF stomach, diaphragm, or liver
There's nought so searching and so thorough
In ousting each one from its burrow,
And purgng nature Of her ills,
As PETERS VEGETABLE Pills.
His Lozenges, "CoucH, WeRM and CORDIAL"
Will save you from Pains fiery ordeal.
Aperient-antiseptic-
They cure disease, acute, or chronic.
Consumption asthma, headache, quincy,
Cholera, catsrrh, worms, influenza,
Attacked by PETERS LoRENGEs,
Vanish like mist before the breeze!
While rheumatism owns O master
In PETERS HEALTH COMPELLING PLASTER
Principal office, 1875 Fulton, corner of Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16
Portable Gas,

J. G. BENNETT. ESQ
SRA public meeting will be held at the Amer-
can Institute tomorrow (Friday), at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon, precisely 10 take INTO consideration
the expediency Of forming Portable Gas Com
pany."
The object is 10 supply the city with brilliant gas
at 35 cents per 100 cubic feet, and although this is
only half the price at present charged, 1t is high
enough to insure handsome dividends.
The capital needtul for carrying the operations
fully into effect will be ulilng the gas will be
drawn off into cylinders for consumption the mo-
mentit is made
This simple arrangement admits of the apparatus
ana erecuons, beng on a very dImlnutve scale,
AVOIDS The enormous outlay Of pipes under ground,
and all The danger and ofienslveness sf their leak
age from rapid, oxidation IN a Damp sandy soil, &c.
r. = yours, &c. w. A. KENTIsH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

TYLER MOVEMENTS IN PHLADEIPHA.-A very
decided sweep has just taken place in Philadelphia.
The other day about fifty Custom House officers,
wings and locofocos, were removed at " one fell
swoop," and fifty Tyler men were appointed. The
" Captng'' is going it now. A general sweep may
be expected in the New York Custom House in
few days.