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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
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RriNTERROGA Ting A MANA very fash-
ionahe cas,om in orr Democratic realms is TO inter-
r,gaie gentlemen who candidates FIR office re-
alive 10 their opinions every kind of pest; ga.
whether likely 10 be a subject Of their
Or no. IL has gotten 10 be ~ that a man who car
write his Lame, ambitious of the uiurieiy OF having
received letter FUN big man. has bat 10 SIT hum
sell down and write bakers d. Of ter gaiorie.
grnrrniiy cpied from some mssve rreviu,I.ly sent
by shne impairment fellow some selfcrnsiiiul ed
cOn'niiiee. THIS Is almost sure Ie brng annnsw-r,
f"r The iashhns Is such that raadIs,es are generally
afrid 10 pass such quisive spsties in sriancs
The answer being received. The nierrca flourish
&c and swasgefs most cOnsequentiaily, aud entities
bailiwiek; and thereafter figures among The sies
presidents. Committee men, or other dsniiaries Of
Country or parish meetings. ieeI
We WEI pleased with some remarks on the sub.
jet o thee kings of inierngnnries in ieuer from
Mr. & Briggs. the Wing candidates for Co, enar
of Massachusetts. Who. having "a lied ,o answ or n
knot OF such episles. finally gave his reasons for
thus treating ihetn. In hts leer he SAYS .li - ems
10 me That this, ofall OFFERS. the most umsaiisfac
tory rn''de OF getting the information DESIRED IL
presents strong InducemenI 20 the persn intetro
gated 20 shape his please the rnIerrogaior
u may be. and NJ do1bIs often used for p,liiical
effect. both ior and against lhecsndidaie inIerga
ed.
IAN history and experienced show that The profess
SONS oi candidates Tor office rot the best s.sar
anSes "f the faithful d schsrge u their duties whe ~
elet iesi.-Their previously svowed opinh,r.s their
pni'ic acts and their knowa character and tepuia-
'''n amongst their fellow citizens seem 10 me be
better pledges Of their fidelity. and truer exppnenls
"i their principles. than answers qaesUns put
them 'n The ese "f an election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
MEL aNCIIuLY AND SUDDEN DEATH

MELANCHOLY AND SUDDEN DEATH.
we learn from the Greensburgh (Pa \
lnielligencer, that on Monday night last
(3Oth ult sir. Matthew Jack, Of that
vicinity, aud wei! known To many OF our
citizens, came TO his death in a dresdf uI
manner. lie and his domestirs had re
tired To bed eLout clock, and after
they had been in bed alb Dul half an hour,
he arose and went down stairs, for the
purpose, as he stated, OF warming his
ieei. They then fell asleep, and were
aroused Rbuul eleven o'clock by the noise
of MIR. Jack, calling for assistance. lie
had went TO the kitchen, aud in the fits
Ia disease 10 which he has for n long
lime ben sutjrct-fell in the fire, and
being unable 10 exit cate himself, was
dreadu ly burned. One side oil has
head, his neck. arms, and hands were
burned To a crisp. Medical aid was im-
mediately called in, but the extent of the
injuries received was such as to preclude
all hopes Of relief lie lingered in great
agony I'LL about three O'clock on Tues
day, when deIah terminated his suffer
Ings.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
THE BRITISH TARIFF system


The most of the large revenue which
sne raises, except what is raised from
excise and di eel taxes, Is raised from a
few articles only, which are not and can
not be produced IN Greut Britain-such
as tobacco, coffee, sugar, tea. wine, spir
its, and perhaps silks. These duties,
therefore, are laid alone for revenue
only. Almost the only high protective
duty, laid by Great Britain, IS laid upon
breads:uffs for the protection Of the far
mer. Upon manufactured goods the du
~ IS very Iow--seldom exceeding Is
per cent. and often much less. Thus
We see, the policy Of the British Gov
eminent is the very reverse OF what is
here commended for. Most of her heavy
duties are laid upon the injuries Of life,
while we tax luxuries very light if all.
lG Englanc laos protective duties they
are mainly for the benefit Of the farmer,
while we tax The farmer for the benefit
OF the manufacturer. We impose the
highest duties upon the necessaries Of
lIie-while in England those duties are
very low--the declared policy Of her
present ministry being to enable the
people TO buy cheap.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

MiSSlNG.-SUPPoSED MURDER.-Mf. Char.
le Baldwin. a Smtl'er. near FayeIre or Snake Digg
ings. Wiskoi san. came down 10 this city abonI
three weeks ago. ~iIh some lead which he sold on
Tuesday the 10Th, aud received the money.
He was 10 have gone no. accompanied by his
wiies niece OF The Gen. Brooke with two OF his
irfn!s WIN ", re down from the same place. and
leii his trunk on The boat On Tues4lay he Ind ss.
changed his money. IN all about 81 900 for saver.
eiens; and frequently exhibited the purse which
contained them. and on the night he slept with one
Gf hrs friends al The Glasgow House. aud on We'd.
nesday night. the llIh. il has been ascertaned he
slept NJ the house where his niece lives some where
above The Big Mound in The upper par uf The CITY.
On Saturday. when the boat was about l., put out
u was discovered that he on board but his
friends supposed that he had taken another haaI
that started the day before. When they reached
home. however. and found that he had MI ar rived
they sent down word his friends ia this city bnI 10
Tins time he has not been heard frcm;and there is IN
doubt that he has ben decye,l by sumo rascal into
some retired place ard murdered.
We cannOt learn that any active measures have
been iaken by his friends. or the police who have
been informed Oi the eireumstances. 10 brInR this
dark after light aud TO dscovs the fate Of the
missing We hope The credit Of our city. that
no e1eriiOns may be spared until the whole my.
s'ery 10 unravaled-lMo. Re,hb.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

MONEY A DkUG.-r The following
good one we find in an exchange paper:
coen'ryman having read IN one Of
the newspapers that money was IA drug
IA New York, went TO the city, and, go-
ing INTO an apo,hecary's, shop, ASKED
for dose Of Benton m:ni Drops
'PewhaPs, my-a 80 d fcl-ioc. you-a
mean n d'>c Of pey awnInlr said The
knight OF The pesile. Who was quite an
exquisite in his way.
%, d-n your pepaio mimi said the
countrym'n, mlmicKIng the mixer Of
lotions, Il want the real yaller boys
eagles or halves: if you ha'n't them.
give me specie paying funds, ami par
Iicular.'
My dcah 81 said tie pill dispenser,
j don't undc and you az
why, said the countryman, annoy
ed at what he conceived To be he stupid
ity Of the apothecary. you are Just as
stupid as calvin Ca'dwelrs turkrycock.
and he was so stupid that he didn't know
the difference between. pawn stones and
shelled corn--here is the newspaper
drawing il from his pocketj that says
money Is drug, IN this ere city. Now.
l'm IN kind o. snarl with my landlord,
aud want right strong dose OF it =
! speci it'll clear me out'
The apothecary, finding what his Gus
toner was ut, very politely informed
him he was just out OF the article-Ead
none OF IL OIL hand at present, AMI di-
recied him to one OF the Wall street
brokers, cautioning him to be particu lar
as TO terms. 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

IN the solitude OF her,own thoughts she
starts al her own imsginings, whca she
shrinks from her own reflected lowell
less In the secrecy OF home. or abroad
,renbles at the intrusive touch, or "a
'niliar language Of him who should be
her guide-hsr protector from evil
hat gut was the BLUSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
WING MEETING AT woRcHEsTgR Mass

The Wings Of WOrchesier. Massach0seIls. held q
meeting al that place on Saturday evening last
about one thousand persons were present. aud tbey
were ably addressed by COvsneF Davis, IN a speech
Oi sbpui Two hours length lie gave clear and
searching eEpOsiIon Of The conduct Of tie present
State administration. investigated the recent slate
menis m fsla"n 10 the bribery Of Bell. and spoke
~ severe terms Of the disposition Of The Stale arms
end munitions Of war. which had been placed in the
hands Of The officers ofihai Commonwealth, by the
Government Of The United States
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
VALUABLE Farm FOR sAI.r

n ia Gfeenup county. Ky. lying lmmeu,a,~iv ON
the Oh'o Hver hour miles above PuiIsnou,h. Ohm.
eoniHIning 400 acres; 40 OF which are under a
bigh slate 81 cultivation. The balance well lmher.J
Pan Of the soil is very rich and we'll suited for
Hemp. Sfain, &c, and Pan is well adsped for
grazing Upon il is good brick building with an
ell md other requisite buildings. A never falling
well ia the yard. being fed from the river; also >
large orchard bearing caOirs fruit. Thu farm il
more valuable from ats convenience To one Of tho
oss' markets. 70 the west. For further particulars
address the subscriber. Portsmouth. Ohio.
nov PM SAVAGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

RoBBERY.-Thsee boglafs evnmtied robbery
Of lea dOiarr which in-y ioOk from fhs drawer IN
The bar fvsm u Mr.. Wses Hotel, AisEandfia d. L. .
few nights ago. They were subsequently, arres,.
81 and cOmmilsd fpr trial. Thar nanes are James
sims.--scUii. from Georgetown. end man call
ing himself German. from Ballimogo--all rscogniz
ed as I'D offenders
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

Mr.. Mahion has showed Us q sample
OF broadcloIh, manufactured in Massa-
chusetts, which would have done the
hart Of Beau Brummell gond. 1t was
fine, 6Tm, and eelica:c. Mr.. Mahlon
has caused coat TO be made OF this
cloth, and TO be sent to Henry Clay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

Louis Philippe ives so delighted with
seeing Queen Victoria on French soil
that with the habilual ardor Of the
French, he ardenily kissed her, first up
on one cheek aud then upon The other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

u has been truly remarked that many
a man has blown his brains out with a
Ofandy bottle. There is suicide in rum
barrels as we'll as IN pisioi barrels.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

Love 3 To the spirit what sunshine is
10 the hower--luriDg the fragrance from
rs bosom and bringing out the energies
Of Us young nature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

Mr K'mbsll Of B,~,Jn. va. nearly suaocoi.d. ~
The American House. Lowell, on Saturday morning.
~ the gas from charcoal Gre passing into his ropm
hHongh he aao e lie chimney. u was N q simi.
laf manner hat Nc Buusrheld came near losing hi.
lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

Fooie being scoided by a lady, said, q
have heard Of tartar and birthstone; you
sc cream ofone, and foirsr Of the other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

TO PREVENT THE SMOKING or A LAMP
- SOAK hs wick IN strong vmsRtT end drv i well
oei 'fe yon use .. i will then buro both SWEEP
and pleasant, end give much ssrslsetiop G., ~.
irihing trouble N preparing IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

The Alum Telegraph says that contract for 1000
heed Of Hogs has been made at that place 81 IS
to - per Notwithstanding To weight. B ,yers are
unwilling 10 give more. snd sellers are unwilling TO
take 80 per bundled the latter thinking 10 get
more AZ the Eeel Of the sensnn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
P N SAVAGE.


y ME PROPER REMEDY-AI attacks 1oon
\ the health can he cured provided we Know
which remedy to apply. The origin ofall diseases
s,.es rom Tie condition Of The stomach and bl,od
Not fever. yellow. bilious, or insermi,Ien, I,ns
arises here, 80 in fact IN all Complaints the stomach
= The generaIive organ Of disease as we'll Ms health
What Is the remedy. Is askedi The pSepa,a,;pss 81
nature, rs exhibited The vegetable productions Of
me extensive suriace Of The eSrth here, ami her,
only Is iOnnd a remedy for disease N,.s in mioe,,l
po'sons' hut IN pure eziraeons from natures Gir.,,
Kingdom. The SOIL Siainbuns Vegetable E.,r.c,
ft's, prepared from vegetable ma,lers only. freed
ron he Cuisines. which is more less 70 be found
IN pills formed of similar substances are an. -,
remedy Zoe gereral health 10 community. a. ever
one TrOrounces them on trial
Sold al the Office 336 Broadway. NY. Price q
cents per bSx.
For sale Ivy JOHN H. THOMPSON I'D
81 the Book Store Of w J. Robh.
also ~ NV. BASSET.
nov South Whcelinr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
. COL JoHNsoN.-The Dayton Mi

amian says:
Col. Johnson will never consent to
run for the Office OF Vice President with
Mr.. Van Buren, Tor President, We
speak from the Coonel's own lips, and
therefore speak knowingly and under
standingly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

Mr. Brooks. the Tyler collector OF the port OF De.
l'oi. in accordance probably with The conditions Of
his appointment. - in The habit of addressing letters
To The Michigan Pest Masters commanding Them 10
suhsc ibe 10 John Jones MadIsDRan, On pa Of dis
missal. and the disPleasure Of John Tyerenior and
JUNIOR Ahasuerus and oil the rest Of The Royal family
Detroit paper says he lately sent copy OF the
Madisonian TO Post Muster in the interior contain.
ing slip with the following mute:
"Deat sf--Are you SUI scriber 10 the Madison
isnl lf not you must be. Your friend.
E.BROOKS."
The Post Master wrote The following answer on
The back OF Mr. Brooks mole, and returned il 10
HIM:
dear Sir--I am net a subscriber 70 The Ma,I;,on.
ian, and neUey shaH Be. Your friend, EPC"
The faithful OfFics has. we dare say, sent This
most Irreverenl ePsiIe 10 Washington. and beIose
This time The Post Master made case Er the
CorOner's juy-dIed by an AccIdenL-N Y. Cour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

Erfroef OF tener from honongGiia CO. Va dated
Oh 30. lS43.
am happy in being able 10 Stale 10 you that q.
Tar my knowledge extends. I know of M maj. m
all this region Of country. WIN voted Ior GenI Har.
rson ih'i will no, ch~erfully vote car Henry clay.
let who will he the Democratic nominee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

A RARE CuRIoSiTY-we have IN our posses
sion. leh by ME-. N. ATKINSON. one Of our best
hor'ieuiuriss four apples of good sze aud very fair.
growing on the sams hmh. and not than two
inches apart Two Of them entirely Of the variety
called Leonese. and The other Two perfect golden
rrsse's. The tree is graii Of The Leonese and has
never hei"'e indulged in any uf'hese freaks, sus-
tanning uniformly The character Of a modest apple
Tree. whose eUnducI wa governed by the he. Of
ma'ro"ly principles IL has. however. departed
from The path Of reci,ud in this instance. of Which
these two ru'seIs fully convic il. The uIy excuse
II has To slfer. is the fact that limb OF a golden
'usset hangs W Thin two feet Of The place where
these grew. We call upon the jury Of huriicultu.
risIs TO decide wheIher The es-nse is valid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
from The New Yark Tribune,

from the New York Tribune)
GREAT WING MEETING Ar NATIONAL
HALL. NEW YORK.-'rhc meeting on Tuesday
e,eaiag nj Nslhnal Hail uf the lasge.t aud
certainly 81 the enthusiastic thai ever as
scnihIed in this great city. The sp'it Of 1910 is
again abroad aiming the whig.. and The opening al
The Fall can3iig5 W the numbers. nai,imiiy mud
enthusiasm pervadtng our ranks. promises success
aud ,irLHy. rrrrr
The meeting was called 10 order bs J. Hobart
Hawes. 80. who u,,mna ed
For PrsSaesf-D. NIEI LoRD. Jr.
For Vice Presd~rfs.
Calvin Balls. Jacob Bell.
james Kelly. Edgar Ketchum,
Egbeu Benson. Roduiphus Dearborn.
Joshua Tbursion. JAIN Van Modem.
Joshua H. slop. Geufge w Blunt,
Joseph Il. P'rsJn Floyd Smith.
Csnrad S~ Get. Gerard Stuyvesant.
J'hn w Blasvclr. Charles Oakley.
George Echeii.
Secretaries
Charles III Gifen. w Vsn Peli,
Charles s Miller. l. 4 Hall,
Morgan Mvrsans Jr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

GRaiiAai'S FOREIGN sEMI.NoNTIILY
MAGAZINE I'VE have received tine Isl Nov.
number Of This valuable work. aud ha,r read !,
with very great inierest. Ench number c,,ns.in.
Psrra'. aud This Is of Esrarero the late regent i
SPANS hea ,niui engravi"g.-and probably eorrec,
hkenessas Is by 8 rain from The Fore ign Quarterly
a''d like all the other articles ia The numher hooeh,
hy The lat steamer. Ms. Campbs II tot only de-
serves well OF the public fr HIS iasie aud taller,
Ur selerins. but for The surprising energy he DIS
plays IN an curly production Of the best articles
Foirign works The Biography Of Espsr,erv. aud
that Of Sir David w,lkie are Of the most valuable
Of the day. They both preseHi. although in differ
eni spheres Of action. the perfect spec men of
"n'iring industry aud perseverance, ever exhibited.
EsPaf'ero was The son Of q wheelwrighi and bscame
regent II Spain. by bravery, honesty. aud the study
OF his profession. Sir David was the very awkward
son Of very poor Scu,ch minister. and sch eyed
ir himself by very close application. the friendship
OF kings. wealth. and fame in the realms of mr.,
that will carry his tame down many generations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

The Meeting being then organized. nine cheers
were given for HENRY CLAY; aud
DAVID GRAHAM. Esq. oh behalf Of the County Nomi-
mating Convention. add said
The Convention appointed by the Democratic
Wings OF The City and County OF New York nomi-
nate County officers and meRbc Of Assembly. beg
have REPORT. Ell,
That they have discharged the duty entrusted IN
iEem by their fellow citizens with view ol present.
ing ticket that wund Command a maturity of the
sohrages OF the eleclnrs of New York. La tins hope
they have selected citizens who enjoy a we'll de-
served reputation for the qualities which make Pri-
vale life respectable and constitute sufficient GU
aniec for the faithful discharge of public duly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03
From Bea,ley's Miscellany.
CALM BE HER SLEEP.
BY WILLIAM JONES.

C.LM be her sleep, as the breast OF The o1ean'
When the sun is reclining upon It's still wave
She dreams not Of life no, Us stormy conmot'on,
For the suIces of trouble recede from her grave
Calm be her sleep. as the winds that are signing
Their las, fain,est echo amid the green trees;
No murmu, can reach her--uncoqseiously lyins'
She heeds no. the tempest, she hears not the oise1F
Calm be her ssesp. as the flower that closes
Its beautiful petal ia nights chilling air
sh has folded her shfoud TOO, and sweetly rePoses-
Oh. far be the sorrow that dimmed one 50 far
Calm be he, sleep as the whisper of even 10 prayer
When the hands have been clasPed aud the Knees oe
Che has chan,ed her hymn at the portal OF heayen
And found the affection deslsd 70 her here.
Calm be her sleep. may the breathing Of SANDER
O'ersbade not the pillow believed With our tears.
Away from her turf may the cruel word. wander
That clothed her young sPlfit IN darkness ao isa''
Calm be her sleep. may the tall grass wave iishly
Above the meek bosom that blessed US oil Eofs;
rLs b;rd j, has found on, region more brightly
To nestle its pinion-bu, glad US no more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW
ltTHElR Lie E.NSES.-Extracts from law entitled a
Law rc>ue,s Carts and C0r;men' passed the 10Th day OF
August 1888:
t4y OF July after the date thereof.
Sc G. Every person. receiving his License Caman,
shall paw 20 the Nayori the Of the City the sum OF no
Dollars and Fifty Cents and upon the renewal OF any Cart
mans License such person shall pay aforesaid, the OF
Fifty Cents.
In conformity herewith, the Ca!tmsn required TO
renew their licenses the Mayors Office City Hail.
mrHce on Tuesday thu dag o.: August 8i3, 10 O'clock,
~ NJ. four classes each day IN succession, to wit:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03
PURIFYING EXTRACT,

V1HE .INpJAN PULMONARY BALcAsl, y
compounded end prepared according TO an eltsln1s AT
JosErH BRaYr the celebrated Indian CHEF KRIS o. W
SE Nations H.! RECOMMENDED this medicinal confsiI rur
~ sun IS tI ii " Z u ~ Inns, and ~
Coughs, GoIi' aud Consumption aud also 20 c'eG"''
medication a; IT, pulmonary Bsisan excepting The srf
rating md Will answer The other excepting iof
9lgry complaints - Il,
sn9w about one year since th Proprietor d,covf isSas
R,cie for preparing th. valuable Indian Nedtclqe
II IS robs6 nearly h!!f century snce i5 tshii rS,ia
lie had .anv bushes, Transaction, with Brent dnnfg h
1894 aud 1871 inclusive. Nonedicaron that a. esa aT
70 the public has doae much good o. pset q
tune tf2s cured Consgmptio, serctla or hnBi tssc.
ISM TfttS ard frptiozs II Lang SaadEg a. @tp(f I
d the BOdg Fsrer and .que Choierg ifantags H9s
Pains in the B,ecst and Side and mi;y o,asr IS j.
wneh W.T. can "a y morbid secFeilons aG ~ ~, mos c
ain derati,es aud PURIFIERS of the blood ever
s 50 perfectly haImess SO never 10 have lnlaie' 2"'
In Pulmonary complaints opens and rnoy's ~ ego
oa% 81 ore oIAst and inngs promotes
bilitated ccnstuonaad these changes i: efcts ,etico
medium OF the he of II
an admitted fact BY almost rersO e.. t eaasa
hIish PRESCRIPTIONS the most harmless TO e f
lhd YET often the most healing and ehcacIous niied 50
ncI@rly 10 chronic diseases, that are taAen OF
The natives ofour country seem to have studied s bis
lar medical properties of nany OF the tarous '1S 70
plants and flowers Indigenous to our forests Iperin
ramed either by instinct tradition or pachen and RI
or perhaps b. all those how 70 and pun
pare medic tors have wonderi hrsias Pmoae1
ing effects chronic liscaies B,anfs Indian md a
BaisGm' Is one Of those Specifics, for coosamp''''
20 cleanse and purify the blood .o,,rrsodelh
This Eeget,be Medca Compound beng @ ned sfs
bEANT The prescription which The lEdtd'ts eiaS rs
valuable Importance which every ladi.n
for who know better, had greater I'D By te
snow which the most approved fe1eph. esd Ch ofte
ndtsas, than Cert Brant + he bsnE s I'd myoGaat ge
ces OF thr Indians, as well Of the Medicine 'iii' .
traprsr aud hunter. . L;s n,sdicte
Persons desiring proof the qna.ss ooif, sis r
may certificates from the most resiF
oc-ing either OF the Agents where y IS ie Car
For sale in New;York By j. - PA ST. eyss
OF chathamst at C9nrsndt-st, and al re fPog:ta
corner OF Clinton and Dlyision-sts Also oy 'e VS.
VI. T. WALLACE, 70 HicSSst.. Brooklyn.
NOTICE TO HOSE CARRIAGE BulLhlE.n A.
Sealed proposals will be received until icsm"se S@
ust 3D., the Office the Clerk OF Common nIsn nd
CITY Hall for bodlng four wheeled Hose n
specification be seen the Office Of the 1lei. o.
aai rTh CORN'S V. ANDERSON, Chiei iA'