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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03
MAZDA MERE sTELL,

y
EEMALE PHYSICIAN Office and reslence, l4s Green
witch street, between Courlandt and Liberty Streets wheIs
she be consulted with the srctes confidence on COM
plants incident TO the female frame
Madame estes and hnowedge IN the ueatuent
Of obstinate female rreguay stobpage suIresson
&c ia such IA TO require few days to effect perfect cure
Ladies desiring nrops medical attendance during confinement
other indisposon, will be accommodates curing sush
time with private aud respectable board
"ymtiye powders for married ladies, whose delicate
health forbds rapid increase OF family will be
s nv mail 10 any part the United States Pric IS pack
,ge Ali letters (po addressed to box, ses New York.
aos,on Office No. Essex street.
'pSo OMaaame RESrELL would inform ladies residing
ant If the CITY, health would admit Of travelling.
hat sbe devote her personal attendance upon them in
INV part of the United States within reasonable distance
III g,nN
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EEMATE NONTgTVPTT
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

NJ. DE BOUDELOQUE, MD, LISBON PORTUGALi
THE Scientific combination Of ingredients Of which these
Pills c3mposed have made them the wonder and adm
ration Of the world. They known all Europe be
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
being such that they must be used during
produce miscarriage if used during that period
The directions translated into Engsh and developed
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
tans the signature of NJ de Boudeloque and the English d
rections have the signature of Dr. r. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail to any part of the United
he Used States Office sg Libsy street near Greenwich f.
lso by appointment of Mr. f. NJ at 100 Cherry street.
Caarne Letters directed to Dr. + Meyeau, box a. New
YORK; will meet with mmepiate attention All letters must be
paid. milo lmdxw
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TO THE LADIES
SUPPORTER.
Of ProlansIlx IIfaxi


On HULL'S UTER0 ABDOMINAL SgPPOhTkk.
new instrument for the radical OF !oiapsus Uteri
OF Ealing Of the Womb by external application, super
health never having failed performing cure under
The attained very high character in Europe
m well a. IN this country adopted the disuse Of
and ~ other painful surgical etPedes the Ly'
commended In Europe by medical or the highest rank
In this country is sustained by the leading members Of the
faculties OF Goliegea and Hospitals and by all the eminent
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies AT No
veey street having separate entrance from the business de-
russes and Supporters to female patients. IS Imsc nee
A BERNETHY,S BOTANICAL PILLs-One hox or
these invaluable Pills worth all the quack medicines
advertised for certain disease Let the assured
that there is exaggeation in asserting these pills 10 be-
They several years prescribed BY The ceie
bted Abenety, all stages the above diseases In the
they equally certain having hundreds had been
taking other medicines for months which tend destroy
the constitution than the disease They leave the
parts subject the troublesome weakness which frequently
after other medicines They have unpleasant
taste smell and taking them might frequent the
they composed entirely of vegetable ingredients, which
ygote the generally For sale only in New York by
Brooklyn. by Balsreve, Druggist, Fulton st. s2s lm"m
| AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION WORTH
"A POUND OF CURE.-Dr Luna Calderon's Preventive
against Eeneral Infection warranted not 10 fail used d.
ected his invaluable preparation having ben tested by and
Royal Academy Of Medicine Pan is surely sufficient
tee 70 the public against anoh, attempt palm them
appointed By the Royal ACADEMY are detailed
pamphlet which will be distributed gratis by the agent
also each package OF the PREPARATION
Principal agency $50 Bowery, Bond street Price Of
package containing twelve powders So. $50 lm*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.


STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
change grey hair to its original color in few minutes This
solution different from yet offered and fail of
preceding all Others 1t highly ecacious and possesses the
growth.
Those who doubt virtues requested to have their
changed before their If humbugs would take
this method there would be reason to complain
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail applied at No Chatham ST.
opposite the Hall Of Records New York, up stairs
I'm
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M B.sANFoRD (CAsH TAIL oRINO sToRE,I97 FrI.

M d. SANFORD cash TAIL RING STORE)l 1877 FpI
VI ton ST. has just opened entirely and splendid assoT
meat OF LnglSh and French Cloths Cassers Vestngs
winch icr beauty elegance and durability
IA s city being bought for cash. He will sell to ali ms
enos and customers cheaper
adhere to tae cash principles Strangers Others who are
visiting our city are respectfully invited call
ms neh assortment OF goods all Of which he pledges himself
20 make ~ sye and fashion which shall please the
udious as regards good cnttng workmanship
would also inform ms thar be new aud entire
assortment oil gentemens Quitting OF description
sstng OF stocks scaI collars bosoms shirts drawers
of all kinds - = - "
N b. Punctuaty observed strictly in filing all orders
M. B. SANFORD,
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WIN. 7. JENNINGS 81 Co
TNNAPERS AND TAILORS 23l Broadway American
hotel opposite the Fountain solcit assort
nent OF seasonab goods including Cloths Vest
nss &c II all the new and various styles under the
which has elected liberal patronage, will be Continued
while such will enable Us to fill all or,
ders IN future with prompness
feature IN the establishment, which commend it to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
our STOCK of assortment of first quality ready made Gar.
mens, consisting OF -
sartoutz, FIocks,
Dress Coar, Pantaloous.
vests - Office Goats
Travelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns Sc.
"A choice collection OF
SILK and Satin Scarts,
Eandkerchiefs, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts,
Muslin Shirts Collars, SC.
At prices which offer purchs,srS
ty2A en-
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS,

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.
30l comply %i,f eque., of
ntosh .ss. ss invaded home unfit or duty
that while New York his way England, he placed
Signed AoojsHH5 DRafS E!'''' ''a'''
]
pulaT remedy curative il all disease; Of a. The ears for 1I
p wa IF see years Offices removed to Sl
DOCTOR BELL.
DOCTQR BELL devotes his PERSONAL attention (daily.
state suffering aadsT S fsa
abornS undtr the destructive fleets omecqTy or
la1Gk % s and all VINO suspect @ smei 81 disease
who b be n @ sFR
oonidsnee Post paid letters describing the Of persons
SUSPICION and well known to be safe and perna
81 Cedar doors from Broadway
AYNEs on MELON bills Hl
y human a iii e91 e an any q s asss
precsdes well accompanies this terrible i
a Z mot an Rs risk
he Be ns So 10 Is s a Of M
yayn Expectont be readily procured in of the
Sss f ana :,%Gy
professional
ii
'oa ss
DISEASED, WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES.
0cu 80 G5ssn ", hu siee is near the
the Winch he has ssie"de 1
them have been operated by other professors without sue.
ne'ia 's
his he VARIOUS ShitheTtS
confidence refer such Of the afflicted who be
S. w orna n% o mn s sod patients IL FIRST
eieiy his PROFESSIONALS abilities and his pre-em
Chronic inflammation of the lid sore eyes of hoy
films specks Sc removed and cured whOui surgical operation
Caaact removed the most modern approved principles
oil op'Aaimlc surgery sTRABIsMUs
S S1. S s: %fSsn hour.
Jones' PURE EXTRACT OF sARsApARILLA
g j. s 81 s paas 1od 81
one thing reader you assured that this sarsaparlla
S s s d T i. sc are %s SRsI It.
keep a SGss s2d
permanent health good extract should be 9nmted
@ SsiI 81 sc
eSra esSS S sod for
asss. Is sss Ss Es p S% d
ding State street. Boston; 81 State street, Albany Mrs.
Newark; and Pudney, 33i Main street. Poughkeepsie.
$50 lm*r
CURGICAL CARD.-STRICTURE-1he is no disease
Oof the requiring practical knowledge
with the of tho than structure
which laundering rasness Ignorance may ee more depo
able mischief Doctor formerly of the cath
during the Pennsuar the of all diseases of the
urinary together with extensive practice in this
city and New Orleans for the last fourteen years devoted
cuvely TO the treatment OF structure venere mpotency ste
ty, onansm nocturnal emissions and those deloabe
which matesed by the mixtures pills. and other ded
specifics administered by quacks all those
maladies without restraint in diet, hpdnnce from bust.
and without mercury. His surgical diplomas from Lon
don and Edinburgh and his medical degree from Philadelphia
together with other of the respectable credentials which
be in large frames his office 1856 Fulton ought
TO command that respecabity which long experience
sye practice and practical knowledge would warrant.
Office l96 Fulton SCI lmsec
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Card To TUE .ntpe

A CARD TO THE LADIES
dress habit pesse ss s1d nnd ssSDS 81
Market street between Hamilton and Cherry reefs Ladies
elegant accuracy sRe5 IS SO PfIisc saS
and DESPATCH ana conformity With the latest Pas,ss
Teuira Ladies taught above invaluable art and ebfs
sdys@t,se s ~ II Cseu o. ey the practice Of which the
" stsd m I%S Easy i le.s9a,mssrms modeTste
sili@sa apprentices aud improves
TO MiLLiNEks, &c.-CARL KING the celebrated T1,.
f Nv most respectfully informs his kind
Joseph tate from tans) established tbemseve
tgy nave most splendid assortment Of fsrs Millinery AH
Of an eisnt m a season Ihs above stock consists
sfye's en Velvet Ribbons Luestras and Satin Ribbons ali
SILK. aad every other article ia the Millinery line nc" '''e Of
@ o% ,S e' sSSTs soSd, 2 sSs
lr m a. ,msli 9n cost 10 those who may be
SO lm.i ~ EYoS < KING, 81 John st..N.y.
A y a.i lis Nd K "A r. Ne Broadway la.
anu ao ~ le bayre packets fine and large assortment d
black L Thinning .f s Sea' IS..s , Bs!
he@oes CoSrs SeS q Pdd nis1't DEses and Waists
Bal 6.. 55 sr F9n5s sin Blond Lace tseS
AI;S Bag; q;es rnd LPen caps s%d Ia aise
ohidn and other articles too numerou 10 ladies' and
Of which he Offers reasonable prices at wholesale sa %
RF Sst.i:l . ZEE Si5a AS6 Wiz fgRLs BRADs
9s Iombs aud other Ornaments suitable for decorating G
M ~ vi. LARUE,
Man4dctWo and J1hoiesaie Dealer.
-. lo2 Canal corner OF Varick
% now on hand large new and SpIeud;d or H.
Ihe- Mheh they arr selling greatly redsc.d nr,css
peor n ] ae latest fashions are M @
ful rc1 Instr , new aud pccuaf style ntaftIne bean
aae ~ aag osr s na,r al Durability to the curl 1nst
va urls altered % any pattern and ,..,..- -.
al ealing expense '''" ana made 10 look like new |
g, M /, a. y 'uaiet si9 Imsr
- s.e. rsp.1 ist - rAFth57eOo reams OF Cron
rs iLi.SoE X BROOKS
NO 81 Liberty street
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S1oCKs BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
' WIN "su JH " a. HeB ffRI Wall street
souhsrn and vstsVr Dr,s and Bank Notes bought and
sold, 0lns@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

HUTCHINGs, STOMACH BITTERs--For dyspepsia,
IL palpson the heart loss of appetite assisting
night sweats and all diseases Numerous cetcs
Of persons cured well certificates of several physicians
who their practice, be the proprietors
Manufactured and sold $50 Houston McDouga street.
price 81 per bottle.
Agents-l5O Bowery; GA Broadway; Dr. Harton Allen
and Stanton Streets Mrs Hays Brooklyn; lngerso Peeks
kill. so I,v~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"PRINCIPlIS 0BSTA;n

G.. McMANUS,
Apothecary and Secretary. sc lmec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

TEA TRAYS, TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
A W. SPIES co; 2la Pearl street, opening six
"A. casks Of and elegant patterns of Tea Trays embrace
ing variety Of quality color and sizes from eight th
Also zoo gross Ivory self tip and Stag hand Knives and
Forks.
Also one patterns Crooker's fine Pen Knives.
I'M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
A STE lMBOAT ONA NEW PLAN

A steamboat Of novel con stru ction has
been plying since March last on the Ri.
yer Rhine, between Lyons and Valence.
ia France. IL is called the Grappin,
which in English IS graphing ron, aud
Is remarkable for having in addition to
the usual paddle wheels, a large cast
iron one about Is feet in diameter, and
weighing $4,000 Pound', which can be
elevated or depressed according to the
depth o. the river. This wheel IS armed
with strong teeth which take hold Of the
ground, aud by this leverage sends on
the vessel with great power. IL is proba.
bic that boats Of cdts Sind would be OF
little avail on any other than such re-
vers as the Rhine ,.yhich is very rapid
AMI shallow. The boat is used to carry
ore TO the EactO Tisb at Lyons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

We have hal a heavy fall of rain rhrorrbou, tho
day. accompanies occasionally with thunder and
Ighintng--'hrs It Is To be hoped. will purify the
alm,shere Ol the city, which this time appeorS Il,
he impure. nearly two iherjs Of the popuarion
are lah,rng under the effect of in1uenzI-to sons,
Il appears Only slight cold, whilst II attacks a
great number violently, totally To incapaciiaie
Them from business. Our Curt,n market remains
dull, and the stock isaccumuldling. pr,ces have
a downward tendency.
Flour is in demand and prices have gone Up y
cents since yesterday; Gesessco is linn at So
IS; Ohio and Michigan So l2bn5 lSi. Southern
kinds as liulo better, nothing can now be
had below SIS 25.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
EsCAPE OF rR. snNERs FROM JEFFRSON.

ESCAPE or PRISONERS FROM JEFFERSON.
We learn from the Clerk of the steamer Oceana.
thai on last Saturday aierOooa several ul the prIso-
srs at jefferson, headed by BgGaio Bal. succeeded
IA IutclRg their way oul ui Prison. They had all
furnished themselves from the Blacksmith shop
with bowIe knives. md thus armed. rushed upon
The guard OF the gate. Buialu Ball knocked h IN
down aud as each one passed out they gave the
prosiru- krrt,r kit L. aud ~ left him speechle,s
On gaining the outside they took different d,rec.
no Sill made for the river. and there came IA
conacI with one of the prison guards who had with
him u gang of cunvicts at work. Immediately recug-
nlZing tie prisoner Us having by some means IN ,de
his escape. he W thou; hesitation. fired upon him
The had entered the left side of the prrsor.eJ IN
hciing n mortal wound; but such " a. the despe.
raIicn OF this notorious Rubber, that he ILen bad
them defiance with his bowie knife aud strugg led
until lac overpOwer.
We have learned the names Of but two OF the
prisUners-lhey are BuG,lo Bill and johnson; the
latter Is the man who attempted some time since un
kiu Bullari. Of the keepers. Buffalo Bill eI-
pressed great deal Of satisfaction the escape OF
johnson, and said he content To die 50 his
partner was free. IL is believed that before has
death he confessed the particulars OF the Floyd
murder and DISCUSSED the names Of the parties en-
gagged an that bloody trnnsnciion-Mss. Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
A MISTAKE.

We find the following in the Boston
Atlas
Commodore Nicholson, is Command.
ng Naval Officer on thus station, has is.
sued notice, .ca'liGg upon the officers OF
the Nrvy on this station TO join the pro
cessiDn I'm honor Of the President Of the
UnI'ed Safes" on the l7th INST We
have male enquiry Of the President and
several Directors Of the Bunker Hill
Monument Association, to ascertain
what was the object Of the cue bration
of the 18th. We had some remote idea
that il was connected somehow or other,
with the completion Of the Monument
which has been erected on the Hill, 10
commemorate 10 the noble deeds of
which that spot has been the theatre
and we had no thought, until the order
Of the gallant Commodore suggested IT,,
that the object Of this pageant was to do
honor 10 the President Of the United
States. We have no doubt that Presi
dent Tyler will have the vanity TO attri-
butte large portion Of the parade and
splendor Of the occasion 10 his own pres
ence but our belief is, that the single
vehicle which is appropriated to the
conveyance Of his person, and tho six
horses which are attached to that vehi-
Gle, will be the only sensible addition to
the cortege which viii be made by his
presence. We are authorized, by the
highest authority upon the subject, to
state that the procession Of the 18th, is
to be ian honor Of the complet ion of the
Bunker Hill Monument" and not lin
honor OF the President Of the United
States,' the authority ofthc Commodore
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
MOSES AT MERIPAH.
ny BAKER LAME

BAEER LAMB,
The Tsraelite murmlred in wTathIuI Despair
And deep on his brow were The furrow. Of care,
While nc sighed Tor the Londs he laI mourned at Gro
freed,
And rePined at the travail the Loid la I decrced.
"oh, why were the e'iariots OF Egypt o'erthrown9
"oh, wy spared the wild wave tn, bondsman aloueT
alt were better the Iyrant had uampiei us down
ERE the b!Ov hlI swept away scsptro aud crown"
The Lord heard the children OF Israel complain,
As they wept in their that spread DER the
plain,
And his pillar Of cloud, at the break ing of day,
slowly rolled from the ca"p Of the desert away
Then the trumTes Of Israel in bright nd clear,
Told the muurners the time OF their marching was near
And the p'nce aud ruler had each TO his POST,
To assemble the tribes, and 10 marshal tile host
And the aIlstrue and the thousand, march
cd ~,
While their giIed weapons all gIit,'rinsy shone
As the waves to the shore in their power roll
so movd u.eir full ranks in tn c deserts OF Zion
There shout in the wilderness. start ling and strong,
And waving OF plumes Of the gathering IhTong,
For the word has been given TO hall In the plain,
Aud now Israel looks for release from her pain.
Then the favorel OF God, in the midst Of the band,
smites the covered rock with his ny scal want;
And the waters gushed forth enehanIingIy bright,
As the first Seams Of it springs from tho
night
And the rebels fall down, for The glo.y OF God.
Shines round the dark rock when IT'S s'ruek with the
.. rod,
But the Leart Of the smiier beats not Us Of old,
For the bright LanJ Of Promise he'll never bsheld.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

RUSSiA.-Mf VOskresssasky. q member Of IN.
Imperial Uaivspi,Y, hsviaE Analysed the diGso.n,
SORTS az eosi G'and "a the southern part Of R,..,
hss dSs~n gP ocmPafsUvs table Of their dusI,t,..
The resais siisgs thsi fhs best Russtsn coat b,cb
- 60 BE iaand in NE terriay q the Cossaeks a an.
Don. ooatains 9t23t PEE cent. of carbon. snd tbs
@os' i.tsfiof' that 81 Tsalis. csntans $3.50 per
cent ~ carbon. comparative "a bic Of an,lyses al
The coal 81 Engisad aud france - sddsa see,,a,,,
% whish TIE bes, q al. the Nswcastls e,,l go.
taias Only 5t5i6 per cent o. cafbln. ssd IN. re-,
81 tbe FSescL coal only gI95 pee cent. Tby. ~,
oos Of GrOaschevstsir sgfPssses a. qssty the les,
Earlsb sut Ffcnca cal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
IMMLGRATLONEIti.rrn,if,

INNIGRATIONLItis gratifying to
know that the tide Of immigration is
again aowiug to Michigan; and viChia
the last three weeks upwards Of twenty
tamiliea have settled IA this c0uaty, aud
'Ee understand that nearly ss maav have
located themselves IN Cass. This is
cheering, and argass that the day is uot
Tar distant Wheu the rich, uabroken soil
OF SOuth~estern Michigan will be turaaS
into fields Of waving grain.
The geographical situation of LHchi.
RaH her natural resources. the salubri.
Gus 81 innate h r. nel sad fertile soil
winch produces from 90 70 30 bushels
Of wheat TO the acre, her extensive va
ter privileges Wick call loudly for the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

We have received from the Reverend Secretary
the proceedings Of the convention OF the clergy
aud laity Of the Protestant Episcopal church 81
Tennessee. held at Memphis the 10Th Of May
asst. We rcj"ice to learn that the DiDcese Is in a
prosperous condition and that tho evidences OF
system in the church and church government. and
Of the spread of religious feeling among the people
are apparent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

TIE MERCHANT TAYLORS. The loyalty
Of The Merchant Tay"rs in KING Charles the F;rsI's
time compelled them to part with their Irish esaIes
and - Tar did they carry their ZEAL Ihu they sold
their SILVER ami irons ia their venerable hearth IN
their livery p1ror To AID in the onuse King Jarn..
dining IN what Is c'ilcl the Kings Chamber. the
Master pcinncd hun To bec'me a Livery man Of
the Merchant Taylor's Company. II cannoI." sail
the monarch. being one but Chlwlcy shall; upt,
which The Prince on'i several nOb!emen present were
admitted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
STEAM MILL And DLsTILLERY BnRNT

The Boonvile Register Of tho 7Ih inst. says: On
Friday evening last ab'uI eight o'clock. and during
very heavy thunder storm. the Steam mill and
dislery opposite this city. in Howard county abou
one mile from old franklin. was destroyed by fro
IL was the properly Of Mr. Carr and wa in operation
at the tune. The accident appears To have occur
red by Of the hands in tn establishment holding
a candle too near tie worm Of the STILL when the
fumes from the spirits caught and Immediately en-
velOPed the whole concern in flames. II WIS ram
ing very heavily at the time. or the adjoining bull
dings would have been destroyed. Mr. Garr's los,
- estimated al not less than five thousand dollars ia
properly besides his books aud papers, which were
all consumed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

LIBRARIES IN YALE COLLEGE.-The Ii
brsrY Of Yale college 1892. according 10 prsiessu
Sdliman. osntained less than 5000 volumes and al
various sucieiies eight hundred, making IN ell les,
than four thousand volunes. Now the College n
bfarY contains over twelve thousand. Society II
b'aries over twenty Thousand. and a the other pea
lic hbrsnes make mp shout $4,000 volumes Wild
"a the tesch % Hudeaw ai Yale COllegs.--Nss
Haosa Cosr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21
ANOTHER SUPPOSED MYSTERIOUS MI

ANOTHER SUPPOSED MYSTERIOUS MUIR
DER-The New York pspsn Of Friday give sr
account The discovery Of the body Of fem 10 "a
the eisferu attached 20 the residence Of Gerard n
Cos'er, EsI- which Il u supposed hsd been put ia
souae Seeks. perhaps ponihs before. The family
hsP used he Wsief. 1u'ii IL had become % nauss.
oo' thaf Il tecsme necessary 60 clear the cistefn
when ths bodT va fouad "a a very advanced
sage q decomposition. No oluo n her usms o.
The e'u's Of her dead wss discovered BY the eos
Oarrs jury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

TIE wEATIIER.-FOr the past two or three
days the weather has appeared more truly like
summer than my have hud before this ssnspn.
We hail it with great pleasure as being calculated
To advance the crops. few weeks Of such YEA
Iher this will hiring forward the and advance
the wheat and uther grains very fast. We Gun al
ready sec q difference in the foliage,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-21

FIRE IN HANCOCK. MD.-wc learn ny p.,.
songers in the Railroad cars last evening from tho
west. Tint the grocery. dry goods aud commission
store OF Mr. Swan. situated The Rlilrpad D-pot
al Hancock was entirely consumed by fire on Thurs.
day night last. The loss is estimated nj ,h,n,
g., 500 --Bqti Pat.