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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
COUTHOUY & MEYERS,

RESPECTFULLY invite the Public TO cali and
IL examine their extensive assortment Of LAMPS, CAN-
DELABRA, GIRANDOLES, Sc; SILVER, fLATED
and BRITANNlA WARE FANCY and HOUSE
recently received large accessoa and now Offered at
greatly reduced prices.
CANDELABRA and GIRANDOLES, which they
nF TO assert & are sueof IN osany oi INA @ ana
full supply of the wellknown SOLAR LAMP constantly
on hand.
= The Trade supplied with every description of Lamp
and Grandoe erceptng inferior onesl al factory prices
Orders received for the Chemical Oil Lamps.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

ITO IRON MASTERS-For sale, Mill Sites
/ in the immediate neghborhood Of Biuminous Coal aud
To- nee water where such Coal ORE found togethe
The complete wh PhiaePhla and Bait1
the property and farther Information apply TO Archibald
McIayre Albany % Archbald RobeI!soa Or
where may specimens of the coal and ore; Also maps
NIa nS ISM SIM. u 'e W R. CASEY Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

BOARDING SCHOOL.-The Mount Vernon
ID Academy pleasantly situated 58h street the Old
Post Road very near the Sd Mr. and Mrs Gaze,
retors Of the Institution viii receive limited number of
SCHOLARS The Study desirable branch
OF useful and polite education The superior advantages
the location and its proximity the city render this Seminary
advanca o23 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

ERENCH LANGUAGE-Nions Bekeart, pro-
L essor of the French Language begs inform his friends
and pupils that his second French C beg this
season commences on Friday Evening November 3D. At
o'clock Also one clock for those far advanced for
conversation. at hisc esdence, 85 Duane ST.
n B. Private lessons given home at the residence Of
the nuDlls OH II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
1872 BROADWAY.

l63 BkoAUN Az
The course compends such information as Is adsIenSa
Bile 10 the merchant and the of business and combines e
advantages private lessons with ts daily routine Of Tie
colntlI.E-room. .
practically taught each pupil having 10 cVen Conduct ano
balance OF books OF practice apart
adto Commercial ,hmetic IN the calculations Of Inter
es Equation Of fragments, Foreign Exchanges Drafts and
ReIniHcnceS.
Always ambitious of securing the conids aud encourage
OF Merchants the advertiser earnestly invites them TO
call ard examine his precnons both practical accountant
and teacher. Onhs Register are the OF upwards OF
2cG0 students whche Instructed during h last
tatioE
Anevening session opened from during which
JUNIOR clerks instructed by the quarter in bookkeepus
Rennanshp and Arithmetic they contract for either
branch until satisfactory knowledge IS acquired:
For SGie Joness Principles aud Practice OF 5ookKre-
n$ro Price rs. w Joness Elementary Writing Books
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
TO Country Merchants.
G.. II. DARLING,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

Guilty.
c. II. DARLING,
IMPORTER DEALER
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
n III MAIDEN LANE and 5 Liberty. street, has
10 recently received and offers for sale the most lib
era terms for cash, complete assortment OF
Hair, Tooth and Shaving GIllotts and others Steel
Brushes Pens
Percussion Caps aud Powder Gold and Gilt Jewelry
Fasks Pen and Pocket Knives
Bone aud Pearl Shirt Buttons Razors and Razor Strop
Hemm: ng Dnl-Eye Needles Shell Ivory and Horn Combs
Steel Knitting Pins and Bod Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
kins States and Slate Pencils, SIC
MERCHANTS and Peddlers buying for cash will find to
their advantage TO call b-ore purchasing elsewhere all
Goods in the above line will be sold on the favorable
terms sic 2m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
WONDERS OF TIE HEAVENS.

WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS-Being
tion Of the mechanism of the Heavens embracing the sun
MOON, and STARS, with descriptions Of ne PLASETs
Tons THE GALAXY Of MILKY WAY, THE ZoDiAcA Light
AURORA BoREALIs. or NoRTHERN LIGH1s5 METIohi
CLOUDS FAILING STARS AERoLiTE, &c. by Duncan BRAD
ford Thick royal quao, ndsomey bound gilt extra u
LuSTRATED by neatly $50 colored eugravings maps Sc
The subscribers take pleasure announcing the Die
that they have purchased the PLATES and COPYRIGHT
Of the above ass magnificent york. and viii have ready io
on superior per and in the best style, which they puose
selling TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY at the very low price OF
FIVE DOL LARS The original price when pnbllshed oy
the Stationers ComEanYof Boston, Sl2 The present
publishers nave concuded put the extremely low rate
above mentioned the hope that head of family and
almost every ndy,dua, may be enabled obtain copy OF
this useful highly nst-ucve, and inrnscally vain
able book ROBERT P. BIXBY * &C.
No. Park Row, opposite the Astor House, NY.
NEw-Y OK, Sept. %, 1913.
B-Traveing Agents and others desirous OF obtaining
subscribers the aeeve work requested 70 call ad-
dress r. P. 3. s. Co. immediately. s23 3rneod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

COUNTRY BANK STOCKS.-Persons holding
- Stocks In the Country SAFETY Fund Ban , and dsslFous
e may hear of opportunity by calling on s HpSI
B. WELLES Utica y Y October co. 1888. o2: 3a~3w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
c.70 000 TO LOAN on good city security.
nIIIw. p SIC. SMITH, IS Libertyst

,DlU,OOO Apply 70 s,rru ,..
THE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
make Surveys Estimates OF cost, and reports for Rai-
ways Canals Roads Docks, Wharves, Sustaining Walls,
Bridges c every description, wiki aas aad specifications
and when equired, will supernrend their execution
They will and compute cuoical quantities OF earth
or rock estimate the Of removing the same; they will
land and the best mode OF rendering water
power available and of opening mines and qnarries They
machines and aid procuring letters patenr the
services Of Dr.. Thomas Jones have been secured for
business requiring personal attendance az Washington They
will act agents th sale OF Letters Patent Also of Mills,
Mines, Quarrles Machinery, &c.
Address either of the undersigned go Merchants Ex-
change. New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
Mo 6m" WILLIAM Il. CASEY.
LRANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
I FOLD WRITER.-Ths article has now been before
the pnbllc but short time and has gained reputation be-
yond parallel with thing known, and the many thou
sand copies daily In proof OF the high favor they
obtained 1t has entirely taken the precedence OF the Copyns
Press and many OF our erchan after paying from S25 g
Writer the Preference finding them be and
psdiuous. The Copying Books done up variety
sizes the being ruled plain varying IN price from 81
S. Business and merchants who study economy viii
please call and examine the article and will that
will rec ommend itself than column Of advertising
Sangers visiting the city cautioned against
mersnt yenders board steamboats, and hotels selling
worthless article for few shnSs the OF i'
truly Invaluable article Sold wholesale and retail BY
L. FRANCIS, rs Maiden laae,
jy3lHis Junction Libe1tyss,ses.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

THAIRBANKS'SP PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufacturers have brought these Balances to very
great degree Of perctoa and their various modcatlons,
have adapted them all the purposes for which heavy trans
actions required By weight IN the mechanGal c9nsIrpG:
tion, care Is taken 20 secure STRENGTH DURAblLli y
and dACCURACY-aCcuracy merely d 5pecihc 1olat
and 10 gwen amount bur uniform At every angle ot
the Platform and throughout the nre from the lowest
70 the highest capacity of the Balance.
These Scales keep their periee Ere LA
They are in use in OF the Railroads III the United states
and in of them they have been long n use NE epeia9n
hriug parfec So in Dormant and Portable Scales tor
weighing merchandise Merchants and Others who have had
them in constant for succession OF years TESTIFY 70 heif
uniform accuracy and to the fact that they appear unaiisceG
b wear These Scales also been patented IN England
where they extensively used both prvate warehouses
and public railw avs.
J. ". THORNE, No. l18 Broad-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

SoAL.-Peach Orchard and ether Goals con-
bon. s or Tai on hand BY the cargo OF ton a. PE s1s FROM
sli im corner of Hudson and Amos-stra.fs
( ,OALs.-Larse nut size So stove So %, and
fresh broken and S 81 per ton the yard
ns the best Peach chard Red Ash coa well screened in
e yard and delivered the above prices cash educ
na2m a. : s fETEsR CT cIISToN To- .'s
C0AL, COAL.!-The real genuine Red Ash
Orchard no, puIcnSsd at the dock OF second hand
the rs; qaaty Of Coal and Viii BE- al hs toowKnr ms
prices iee OF caGtage, well screened from the yard swor.
Steve S Egg and BT9kei s. So itom The Imp Lacka7aa
4= vi sni .1ehigh S So Liverpool, from ship SIS 80.
% '-.''' - : 's~' 9t''15 GUERNSEY & co.
LACkAWANA COAL.
L'RESH FROM THE MINES, at the Yards of
1 the Drlawa[s and Hudson Canal Co.
Corner Of PEACH I3I2t,l : WASI t., STREET,
!G6oT,VyEkSE{R ,sLir ( FRoNT,sT. Ny
Conner 81 A94AsATifFsIFFERTT s4sTF F}fRTa%sT Cd B,ook,vn
EGG ETGtt AND $ % deiiyefsd.
SI$ SS$522$r...:..: S52r s 6
orders also received al the Delaware Hudson 90 Bank
neI OF William aud P'nests. now |!
POLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Every body Boston polishing their stoves and CRATES
with Wm. Browns Pencil taste. better evidence OF
aa2 sis pHS T put 4
over the BRUSH LUstre and Bac!, Lead as its ,s;Te
brighter lasts longer and used with much less dust ard
ous In minute after gets Dry BY the application
= , brush you set beautiful polish For sale at WM
BRoWNS, t&l WashiHgton-stFeet. Reiaed by all The
Drussst and Grocery Stores Ia Boston. Salem, Lowell
Dealers and FamlisS can besurp Of a B. s. D. Sands
Druggists, No. 10 Fulton-=treet Broadway; II East
Broadway. ole I'm
GIEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE.
Ina new and beautiful article COM 3inns the Two
sen:l qualities stove mild aud agreeabe heat
saving fuel They came before the public with
the approval OF neady all the physicians and public men OF
city bo regards health and comfort and students
and Of se4antary habt they invaluable The sarts
of(uel uWmPnSt, and the pattern Is arranged with
sGty rGlre which pTecudes the possibility OF any danger
from explosion They have beautiful cast iron base and top
and also hearth in front, and By fer the splendid
cle that has been offered market Nothing will 60
far recommend the tight Stove lis great SALE OF
which sold III the city OF Boston III year.
and houSG,d in this city during the past season.
The prices low, from Sc 10 Sl2 and their
perfect operation all Gases guaranteed the pprchase-
They also arranged with II desired which makes
the article complete Also Keysers celebrated Cooking Ran
geS, and Stoves OF various patterns.
JOHN H. kF,YSER, No 1884 Water-staet,
s29 3m taooTs from Beelnan-street, New-YoTk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

DoppRIDGE's RISE AND PRoGREss.-This is too
Old and established work to need any
mendation from us. 1t is one OF the standard
works in the religious literature Of England and
America. This edition is a very convenient size
and can be had Of Saxton & Miles, 205 Broad
way.
THE HIsroRY OF MICHAEL KEMP, by ANNE
WooDRoFFE, from the same booksellers, is tale
of rustic life, designed to illustrate the advan-
tages Of early piety It's excellent little story
published from the sixth London edition. Child
rem cannot be furnished with too many books of
this description
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

COS00-HARD WARE-A complete as
Vn~cOO sormant for country meIchapt.s!euv ca ba
free Of inc cumbrance and productive. Apply to
NIL lw" -&J.,C- SMITH, Liberty ST..
70 THE LADIES.-CHEAP MUFFS AND
FANCY FURS, OF the best materials and workman
shtp for sale al J. H. MONAR9UE'S,
MI Inn 22s Bowe-y.
Ray WATER-20o boxes of first quality, made
- ~ n Darlington Co., St. Thomas Regular supplies
OF TINS article Will be received and for sale hy
MI INV WM. C. ATWATER, Is BuIlins slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
IN The subscriber opening, No 24l Broadway,
Branch of his Establishment and would espeeduy invite
the subscriber obtained the first premium az the late AR Of
the American Institute; and challenge compet.on l2
durability beauty of finish All Shoes sold are warranted
good supply Of Macintosh Coata, Cepe Liie-ffese'ef'
Hasknss Marble Cloth for Tables &c. which obtaaed
Silver Medal at the late Fair for sale only al ihis o
sment The Public invited to call anc shaniirb b~ ~
20 20 T ROeS osi, gToadwav and 24 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

nREPARATORY SCHOOL AT MIDDLE.
( TOWN CONN.-CLASSICAL# AND ENGLISH
BoARpISG nsiuGG ,Swn IS sns5sS at SH IN
England Of easy daily from New York, albany and
Boston. .
bi The number is limited and permitted TO
,raln example INJURIOUS TO render nd tins School Dol
syamined naavsimilar N Institutions Europe and America
Tie Summer Session May 5; ends October T.
Winter Nov ,iApEi
The charge is $50 per Session which includes ell expenses
save io Books, Music and Modern LsnsqaseS ~,
Henry Chass i; Market street, NewYork, and Of Rev Alfred
SaXe, Aibary. D. Ii. CHASE.
s2l D&NtNl5-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

4 FEW single gentlemen, or a gentleman and
~ s lady may obtain good board with pleasant rooms on
Reasonable terms. by InQurins AZ ~ Joan5t NIL IF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

DEV. j. f. MESSENGER'S CLASSICAL
IL SCHOOL-tcone of Clinton and Pacific streets Brook
iyn-This School will reopen on the ls day OF September
Punctua attendance Of the pupils Is requested.
The course of instruction Institution is full and tho
rough embracing the English Classical athemacal and
Of the moral well lnselesal character Of pupils The ,h
mode OF instruction continued which has so long given salts
faction. .
The limited number of pupils will be received into the
Principals family, and receive the care Of parent.
Circulars stating terms &c may be mad on al
Mr. A. Y Blake Fulton.st. New.York, and at Mr.. a: NJ
Wilder's Bookstore, 81 Futon-st Brooklyn au3Nu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

MM T. JENNINGS q CO DraperS; sIu lhe Fouu. al
tain solicit se an Of m fs ne
including Cloths. Csssimeres, Vestlnes S'' - 90
Under the that the system Of nsIonase Will
b. continued whilst our are sueh a WIZ
M al GldS5. in aspt with must
bo,e ourne aTeiss ior immediate is The aaain19 ,
stock of rss guilty TsaaC Cosss Pn
looms, Vssu, Office Coau, Travelling ffoeS''
Gowns, sc. ,s: a..,f, C,aysts Hand
ke,chsis Gloves saspendsIs Hosiery Unasi must ofe
en- Muslin Shirts, Collars Ge, ut pI1ee' nia jyIs ist
inducements to purchasers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

ROARD-A Gentleman and his Wife can be
- accommodated with pleasant parlor with bedroom AID
eantr gentlemen with pleasant rooms with board
frrrf. NIL Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

ITTANIED--Situations by two respectable
w Young Women tc DC Chamberwork OF General House.
work tose;nss separately, private family Best cfcy
etsIences gwen Amply OPPOSITE q Thrteeni-s n0Atr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

1OAL-Peach Orchard and ether Goals con-
- SANITY on hand, By the low prices FROM
ooat or yard J. TERRELL,
sli in corner OF Hudson and Anos-strests.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
THOMAS JONES, Public Accountant,

rOUNTING-HOUSE INSTRUCTlON.-Gen
temen are expsditiousy and thoroughly Instructed IN Tin
yar durlcs nj the desk bv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

nR KELLEY AND HIS PATlENTS.-Dr.
~ KELLEY, who advocates the Treatment OF Disease upon
principles widely different from The general he'd prac-
general consultations bu particularly upon Affections OF the
Lungs Liver Dropy and all ong standing complaints OUT
~ sNoyamb. YER insf NIL 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

MORRIS THOMAS.-The undersigned received
- on The tn inst, letter enclosing dSalt on u. Civ
Sank ior Macon, Ga which have been issnIed 70,
ONE Other person. MORRIS TH0NSs W.
noyS IN No & uchoLsr..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

w ~ lELl-by young woman, situation as
eoTs. "ashet aat ronsT, chamberwork in private
ay 6est OF city reference given. Apply SS WootteIst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

SCOn0 WANTED.-A man who can COM
,OOV Gnand $4,000 engage business and share the
profits which promise be ancommonly productive. line
addressed T. H. left st the Tribune Office, stating where
nsn may be obtained w De attended aud e1sns-
ton Of the business given. {u,0 3t') T. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

f000 NEW BUCEWHE.4T.
lUUO Packages IN bbs. half bbls. qrs. and
eshths packed in superior manner for the Southern and
Eastern markets choice article and free gr Tor sale
on liberal terms, by GEORGE WELLS. il
bal Inn 1856 Front St
OWEDES lRON-l0O tons Swedes Iron, assoft-
ed n0c okSSEIi sfsfss Il ~ MNfURs I'M CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

Prepared and sod hele1ss and rots and for sIpoaa9a
Buildings No 2s Broadway Of Chambers street New
York. Sold also BY A. B. D. Sends Drsssts Dos - ana
corner Of Market street and by Druggists generally through
Satez Price s. bottle SIX bottles 80 0l8t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

BOARDING may be obtained at ~ John street
~ reasonable terms nll2weods
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

~ addition former supply has just received some nsH
pattern bonzed, gilt and sivered Girandoes and Sols
Lamps which with large assortment OF plated Cake Bas
silver Ta and Table Spoons SC sc. offered low
hy I'M I'm ALBERT BEACH III Chatham St
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

BOARD IN BOND-STREET.-B Board, with
IL pleasant rooms may be obtained a56 Bonds,.es Trms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

A GENCY FOR CLAIMS AGAINST The
"A UNITED STATES.-The Subscribed has established
an Agency for the Prosecution Of Claims against the General
Governments for Return Duties; Duties paid under protest
Balances Divide nds or Stocks for the ressng Of easuy
Notes destroyed lost for Paens or TO new sue = nave
exped Indian and Laud Claims OF all kinds Tension lalms
of all kinds under the Congress from the 18th o May
Once War or Navy Departments, or Attorney Generals IN
Ike c.,,s-lnvslid Navy Revolutionary Widows Hers
or representatives OF Claimants Penslons Claims for Keyolu
tionary Servcrs-Bounty Lands, Gomm4taton or alpay'
complete lists Of such have received lands and noney ron
The Government and of those entitled who have not received
Two Agent, reside IN Washington through "homi anu ~
In States and Territories CLAIMS VIII De
collected At aay place information obtained OF Coence pro-
cured Claims whether requiring the action OF Congress or
of the Departments, will be advocated IN person.
and nave been for several year. familiar with the course OF
pu blc business the principles governing the Idus het and
the Of settling accounts or claims "i OF against tue
Government. . Nh vo-,, oo,,,,ia
NiCHOLAS CARROLL, 81 Walistrret New-Yofk
Refers 10 ,,,,p, Nv
Sd 5 S5 Kqig1 gp1m5. Ef2 P5n A5sny sefs"'' T. Bank y
j. F. Simmons, L. ). s., providenee, X, l.
Rufus Choas, u s., Boston Boston Rssss,v Miss, MAJ.
sch2Isd, JT Esq Boston Boston sugar Refinery Ma''
Isaac r. DAVIS Esq. Philadelphla Pa
Nessrs Poland, jenkins s Co., Baltimore, Md.
Hon. W $. Archer u S S, FIX Hill " Va. N.u.,.,o Nc
w c. Preston Columbia, $. e.
q Henry Clay, Ashland, Ky.
g r. W. Thompson, Bedford, Ia.
R1yld Rss @sm Lam Ei9 sdij IhessG Issssl1 i' Ohio
John Bell Nashville, Tenn
" W. 5. Fulton, l.. s. S., Little Rock, Ark,
Js. Sleehan, Esq. Librarian to Congress- Warrington.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

ROARDIAG.-Slng!e gentlemen or gentlemen
ID and their wives, be accommodated vi h pleasant
rooms and board IL small family where the comforts OF
1oule may be enJoyed, al IS Nurray-stTee:. G2 3ws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

pOARDlNG--UNITE TEMPERANCE
~ HOUSE, az 81 Greenwich street.-The house il large
Gd the furnished with CRATES Well calculated for
mliies sugiS gentlemen One psrlo he first tool
Lodgings per week Transient board shilIgs per day
".saiS equally low. tlease call and nj im~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

w ANIED.-Capltal wanted in the Suy BUsI-
i ,ss x, N The w,ayof ,c pa.taes sene
owning large establishment Inquire OF the PrSi ,,H
eRs or Of T. B. WAKEMAN, Esq Secretary Of the Amer
whom s, written FORM the outlines Of the proposed az.
aRgementS. ro 6w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

MR.. ROBINSON, Fashionable Clear Starcher,
Vl Necerseet fifth door above Sp.ing:st from Eliza
beths Embroideres Laces Tarlton Nluslns, Silk Hose,
&C. made look equal Sha"ls, Mennos, toulafd
Silks, Mouse'ln de LANES Table Covers, &c cleaned
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

INO MERCHANTS, MECHANICS. AND
1 OTHERS A Young man y years of age, wishes TO
obtain employment He has been in the Hardware and Drug
business and has general knowledge OF almost any Aird OF
business or he would bs wnS apprentice himself 10
;oad Mechanic, line addressed 20 W a th,t ofce will
NH lv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

Ia fact we will hardly let the Wings make decent show
Of fight We will only allow them Vernon; and little
Rhoda 10 make stand In Frankfort feoman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

GRAHAM FLOUR.
4 ND all other kinds of Flour and Meal, for sale
o.. a. Inn. nv '''''' AZ ~ ''O' ~ :, WM c. WOOD
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNCTUALIrY ON THE
;l5 MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

~ Sylvania Association..-ofhes No. Is
ne st, third story Open from 10 10 II a NJ.
baarn,ll,, given The Constitution given. l?lU u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

" - Wv LUTHER MARTIN,
EIEAZFR BENNFTT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
q Il. PARKHURST, NJ. D., Cffict No. Is
- t,Lankln.street. doors west Of Broadway.


DR. P loag and successiupactce his profession enables
him his friends - and the public he will insert
from entire Of - teeth gold plate without
producing The least possible x pain They shall be useful
masticAtioa and the pa = entw be enabled drink,
converse, Sugh sGd SLEEP = with as much ease and quiet
with natural ones Tech - filed ceansed extracted in
serted PIVOT aud every S branch In the at
tende and warranted be surpassed by any ts
City for usefulness durability and beauty novi lns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
SIIERMAN,S
COUE II LOZE NGES

n hf- Ihe safest most sure and Gfiectup ROM
~ coy i"r coughs, colds, confCnpt!oa " hoo
ping cough, asthma, tightn rs OF the Lrnys ar
chest &c The proprietor hos HcVsr known an
instances where hey did not giVs per:sct Sausiac-
ton.
Over 5000 persons have given their ppucL
WITHIN tue last year as reference of the won
deTiuI Nntnos II tie cosgh lozsRgtB. They cur,
all rec mt ca,e1 IN lev h. uTs, YelGom T,ourinv
more man one day TO SDtnSlY eradicate Tia g most
distressing ones.
Mr. q Il Matthews, Caroline 81 sxaersd
year with hare, uSht cough pain ia ths SIDE
spIttIng oil blood, and all taS u-uAl &, rputvuS ~
consum StOn. J he l.ozcuSsS rel .sVeL him iuiu,s
dately, and IN few weeks restored him 10 peTtcct
hehith' lie says they are the SrCatsII ~ edIci bs
III the world.
DIR ZabJiskie, Is Duane st. has used thcm in
over 30 cases some If hem OF the ntosi aIuTmif
character, and always with the grsaIsst Guresss
4 young lady OF 10 yslTG old as supposed 10 be-
N dechnei several PITY sieHns nd attended
hcr atu gwen her up a. IRcUrablS. Shs had A
distressing cough Was 40 weak she could NOT ait
mp hut few minutes at time, and had every
appearance ola speedy disco luton. On the bnn<
~ her grave Us II wsTr, khO took n dozen Of
She mans Lnzenges; they seemed 10 give her
nov iie-shs perseverod. aBd less III n fur boxes
restored her 10 perfect health. These LoIO.ca
saved her from ~ untlm ely death.
Many prisons ha,o cOmplaine OF Leing
humbrG"e OUT oftheir dollars by cough syruDs
whn have found cure in Sherman's ouuHh
candies, they arr not r,quK ed TO purchase two or
SIX dollars worth. Very often one s. cant Dor
will cure them.
Price Is cents per box. For sa!sby
Oliver PRYOR. Union 81.
Ao' "a Hhcs!lRE, Va.