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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
CoPPER g &sIlEETIRpN WARE.

COPPER. us &SIiEETlItpN WARE.
= NHE SUBSCRIBER Vouii tuiirh his ui Gus
4 toner, grd thc public general ihn' he sun
continues o.. m.uUilr,Grc fhcnIavc articles, n az
,.nr ,5u,..s. r.. .- als stand un teiH, street.
WHEELING VA JCRl1NG. &c oi Kinds tonc
7''Hv -rr.'e.f t.ice. Houses covered With COP
PER TfN. ElNr. ,r Sl'GET IRON .u thc m's'
al r",eI ..aa aa' reasonable terms. ffnu his ev-
rcreu,c iu ihis rusi1sss o. nlt,r- himself thatte
VII p" able 90 give general satisfaction. SPOUT
ING Ger houses, of every kiul. rye ard puce mnde
90 order with p~o'nptusss aud despatch lie asn
continues thr ms.1iicfure of RUSSIA IRON
Gr TES Tor iUo'ru-s. either plain or finry -
These CRATES fr c1mInrl. r,,ycnirucc and beauiy
add greatly 10 ue finish of a paunr.
ALSO. on hand 70 variety of patterns fCOONlNG
STOVES euhtrlar wood or clli. suuablef ur Hotels
Steamboats, or Irivalc Families. Which cannot be
surpassed by any iu uIS market. either ~ uiITy o
psics. al oi which hr D. I'd determined ;o sell 81 On,
most reduced prices tg Gssh ~ approved bar'or.
[mlr 23l TliOS G CULBERTSJN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

I.al Wrat muKps V.ur teeth 80 unusually
Quoih Igsh's Driciua. 10 hlm 1'o'heru m -ht
no makevuurs look so. Elfh a grim, replied losh
I've bought You abo,ue OF Iuoru's tooth Washi
Aufsircc fhry'y, tired tins. cast an others away.
But ia prove 10 the hes' 20 make the teeth shine.
Look aaaw. mv Dear sal, gt the tastro 81 mine.
Then ty tls great I0ota Mash,
the IgabrTty Tooth Nash,
And see If thc Tooth Wash u Them, rs not durl
A MONG accommodation to tue .ooNe,a,e
HavnE ried Dr. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tao,h
Wash aud become acquainted wan Tue in5Ie O.
er % one of the satgs, asst Is one u Tue moss
p,easautiOofh washes DOW ~ use. ~
Ptlsbur-h Sept 10 ie4s. b,HNNi.
take pleasure N STATING, after ha',n- ma O.
use 0f'Ibrr0's Tea b rry I1oE " ,sL, thait -
one of the best deutriGres In use. B'iuc 200 20
guIU .Orm 10 combines ucasn,ss win c5uFeh.tnc
While 20 rIraa.rs tEC gu1H#. HI. removes ga,
tartar from the teeth, lE- uFIt.Ee q. "a 20
gr8nc, rc.uIlJI agsIE able. JPtltbliS VIZ
Tag rrH-reigr.dl 7veusol Thorn compound
Tea berry iuOiu vasa.' and have iHuaA n tote
an extremely pleasant dtu'rtr.e, EXERCISING n
most a.utary.rHrrrc 0vcr'hg tCf3 and gums.
preserving al Sc INDISPENSABLE members nom
premature decay. prevcnUul the gccumIlaupu col.
Tartar cad purifying DO, Breath. Having thor
oUluty tested MS virtues, we take pleasure ln i-
cOuueueIuI 20 10 The public, believing 20 Dc
the best article oftau ilnd nov In use.
NJ x DEltFSDN. JAMES p JACK,
RJSr II PEBBLES. ClIhS 3 SCuLLY,
C. ~DARRAGII, WM NCNNnlESS
~ T. NINEWAIT, LEONARD Joins,
J VI MODREEAD. JAS : CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
fob s "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

WHEELIVG. Va.
2 ME SUBSCRIBER f. now prepared. wr,h fhr
necessary m1rh merry, and b. successfully
NF. rI- tHa manufacture Of Lard OIL a. Hfs
,-. %. eHwfIf on Market alley. being r-abIoJ
H.... 900 mHeHH0nrF fg turn Jut about elk
T. "" ..us n NrrE 0fDIf"a' bee warrants
Tor 90 purposes IH.ai fY the beet Srrrm. and In.
mt. ]. utr. Itr superior fn gny other lrnH DTrU.
I'VE ls cnau.'l fH sf. 90 OH. lowest C|ir~ruurr
Nrrcs. "..lrs. m~.cnrus'e marrHaufaarHarH.rr
nt Invited q. ENC HIu 60rII a.hn rE rr..arg4 ~
-te rhu'rq1Ic or rffaII. un such term. re ranug.
iH| to please. OIL puf up boo Barrels. Kegs. cara
AII orders promptly attended "a. Address
VI WABEEN.
Cash paid f1r Lard. marr7
TLOUR-25 bofreis Superior Fresb FamIy
flour for salc hv
p 20 JAMES H FORSYTH g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

= ROWN d cos Baltimore. p ilsde!phIo Cum
"A B br-aud. Ti.'sb Itgh. Wheeling CINCINNATI.
Louisville and - LOWS package Express, Foreign
Letter. and Geuopl Forwarding Office Specie.
Brh Noes. Parcels, aud eases ul G"uds of eve v
description. NIlhe received aud iorWar.cd ~ IA
ile ut-ous, despatch ioa.i Jhe Enstcru, " ESTEEM. and
Sau,hc'u clues, also to Liverpool, Loadon. Paris and
lIHvre.
Particular attention given 90 Cuslun House Busi'
uesz. collection a. u,lcs, Iults, bulls, &c. &c.
s $peci0, Wrszrnrcf DO leave The B~aEimurc.
PuilJde. rhia.ni,i New York ,fices daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
M"ssrs ATKINSON &TENrirvsv. Cumberland, MI.
J,uHs Y. Caldwell E-q. Wheeling. Va.
l.. r. FUNvciscus g. go. THIRD ST.. Cucirnutt, Ohio.
And Nr 90 y Main, - Louis. No.
GFuEGE a. BagEY. Esq. P.u-hufrh, Pl.
BE0wN s. Co, II South Th.L Street, Philadelphia,
pa.
had Mu-eum Building. Blhiarore street, Baltimore,
Ai. July 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

SIX -H eF c--
NEENT CENTRAL ROTTE FROM
TX WHEELING no BARRYMORE. WASH
INrT''N CRY, IiiiAFHLpalN. NEN NORk
NND BOSTON. Tie National R.1I ori Grl
Intent s..Eu g. uII ,g-. Hfe rHlrsl e 4-.. fuas
90 Cas, erapd. o.us,,rur oihthc 81 RR-
Cni, % hr-s $50. 'H,e, 'a esther ct ,hc nuo,,
cric-. ,Uc bn'onrr ~ Ri mad.
Time rn 3 I.tin.rr - hours.
Inr 10 Fu.aGC.puis ~ Gu :
Fare 90 @,i,aurc Il DOLLARS
t,rr Co Phi'adeIrlia % do.
SEJ.iy Iars leaves the CO. S'aco oni R,l.
grrj ~ "rcrv urrufrg I' 6 O'cip,b 4 Maid
c,.1s 'rrfist O. az any brrr a llel srouid uHcr.
Fur,hru4.h 1lckct>uf Bllumlre and Pailaielphia
a ply ai the Co.'S oiirr. Nh SO Water ST, Wheeling.
VI one dprr North u Hpi~i.
For coed Intent Sac Co. UUTCHlSON.
and WN * NEWMAN. FEC n ca
Great C,atai Roa,c Ro3 road aHJ Sage office.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
IN the Federal court at Clahsbgrg.
i United States.

OultGu states,
rs,
Peter Yarna'l and others.
IL oursuauce Of lac decree in this cause, / shall
on tine I'D day If November 1873, 81 the court
house Iu OhIJ cJsuty, sell 10 fHe highest aud
best bidder ON 'hrtCrus after named, The follow
ing lots m Wheeling. viz: Lot No 2 in the 9th
squar.. and on which b. erected tho ware houee
now occupied by Isaac IRWIN and Harding Il
We.aiu, and twenty three lots lu That para Of
Wheeling called EastWhreiing ,&whlch arc mum
htFc4 az lni1ve. Co wit, 1871, l50, sN, 81, -, lI2,
a~, tl5, 1853, a.. !31, l29, IA, 2o9. or. l91. 100, 2l,
90. o., goo. 1903 and %. tn, said lots WILDE s0lf
on "a credit by equal lns-l'mcu,s at one, Two aud
three wears with interest from fbc day ofsaic, tic
purchaser giving bonds with good securtv for ihe
payment thereof. Deeds will ho made when fhc
purchase money is paid. SHOULD Ihe sale not be
completed or fsat dpv, o. whl be iouus8 from
dav 20 day ul 10 is closed, u JACOB,
aug a- Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
IT. M,NASu.

- ESPEClFUILN iulorms tee ci.;zcss ,s
- Nhcsl'ns auathcP uhiIc In erucr-l. lhar Ec
C2nnnnc5 ~ carry IN fhs BOOT and SHOE NJ
hlEF Justine =. A. his Oh IA. nd. attresr,
o. the Biz LEAIHER ROOT Main etreeI,
Wheeling; wn.re he prep red 10 execute aIi
aud atpIices 20 srit the times. RE wopId also 30
taNe,to reader his grateful thanks 40 Ills OH
trends ahd customers FOR past favors. and coli
cts p rontinpauce OF their ratronare. He viii
iuTn'sh CASll customers with boots and shoes
az the following rCdgcCd.rrcc- ~
bOO N-Bast make atS5. G and :. warranted
10 equal IN, T~eItness and durability, any artiCeor
me klnd ihat can be had in the CITY of WheeIiur.
ShOtS All kinds Of mons shoes mado n,
oraeT 81 pnccs ranging from 50 TOD. 6m apl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
Nd HThnERs.

NEGTINDOW GLASS-A superior article o.
y window Glass ul all sizes ior sale !oN Col
CASH. Manufactured al the Virginia work,
South Wheeling, Va. hy
SYNlAiES e. ROBERTS.
jun 3 Star, un Monroe -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
FARE REDUCED

ri ELL, MOORE g. CO.-F1st jai Conc
i y Leave, Wheeling daily at 7 clio *, p. ~
y hours To- Cincinnati.
Pioi Cogah. leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock
4. NJ. iS hours 90 Cincinnati. Fare SO.
ID Taiimalscs G1a} Igisa Couch leaves Whcc.
ling dIIly al r.. II. II hours 10 AI1ysvl.e Fare
so.
~ Extras furnished at al lines. in The above
lines 90 parties with the privilege OF lyng by at aighr
or not as hGy choose.
OFre 40. SO Water 81. WHEELING. Va
aug 30 J MESKIMEN. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
CIR EN- = & COS.
PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA CUMBERLAND
-NLL-ELLNE M LLNELNNALL -

AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
ENHE pubic arc informed that blI.ENE 4
q CO. have entered into au arrG cement
nIh lLs Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road ComV@-
IE 10 ruo a Car with the passenger tram o.
Dumper.aUt,'au are rrCu arud 20 forward Peck
IgsS, rGrreis and bundles, al, To and rom tbe
io.lOwlu- places.
FrsGeric. Hancock. IarpcT's Ferry, NrrtinS-
burg, Cumberland. Uhes'i7g, CiriHH1ii,
Packages received and forwarded daily by th,
Mail FRAN. Leaving Baltimore az Ia M.H5.
-.r.uo 20 WHeeIaE Hy f&P8E :, early The fol
loving evening lnH delivered free 1t uorte'ogc.
Drafts. brltS ct Exchange. max, cI,i,.,lous ahd
oueut % JAa p~.'rtas. OF goods Iu .uium r.,
ph iIItighi., New luT. and intermediate towns
Gr-onv s. t0.hsvlns connected the shove lice
with Grswoli s. Co.'S Baltimore and PhHladel
phia. aGd Adams s. cos New York and Boston
Express Lines, u'a.2e themselves to execute
wl,h fidelity and despatch, any business odtrUst
81 10 thtir care.
n. y All packages By tho above lire must be
marKcd care OF Greece q Co.'S Western FIX
press. E9lhosc from the Nest Greene y Co.'S
Eastern and Northern TX ress.' We beg to
refer 10 the following certlrSlen:
M,ssss BicbLood d Prnrce.
Do Talbot, Jones d Co. p.,
Do Matthews. OllI q ca.
Wm RabiG-nu, Jr En-.
Nes-ra Dickinson X go, CUWjerlIad.
ID jas % Forsyth q 20. UH-rius.
AGENTS-Diphau q Duncaus, Grim HsrlaR4
Jas Is Frrsyih g. Co, HheoiiU0.
n. All a,EagJs 8IdTc-ssi Co the care of the
shove agencies wIt be forwarded with d,spatch.
GREENE & ca.
aue 81 p Iso l'arkst street Blitimors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

ENJR COLBARS-Fuc SEAL srn AUS.
h TRAN LAMB COLLARS. hr o, ercr,ts
ana 'l1nbs' At MCALLAAiS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

'AUBIGNE's HISTORY ofthe Reto
NATION ir Switzerland md Germany.
Just received anI fr sale by
sep 3 STEPHENSON g. HASWFLL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

"N'.I'. "..u.I.
'h. b... .IIIn this case will take notice fHrf
y 200. James 50 sf0tcs odd ofHera
non DOB the rfF of PHila dc'rhfa. ON d. fsfI 49,
l'.n',f q.. between iHe hours gfo l'rT4rt
A N a.a'P VI. fl hrrr1i n evidence al ', =
.1a. OF t.e shove named crusa. '"
bep Do D" WILSON. dNgrre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

a large aEd rN'eu-ive BOOTS AND
SHOES suilah'c Tor he npprisehins season. ab,rh,
~il be sold LOW tr CASH-cohss sling in part as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

Martha Conlin has lives ln my family the las.
i3years, aud ] hereby certify that the iJrezs.Hy
staten nt ms1s by herself is correct
Mrs MARY B LLOYD.
NO bUI Broad 81 Nrv.4rH n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

BOOTS! IOOTS!! SHOES! SlCES.
SAMCEL VI CLALI IN, - nyw receiving aud
- opening a. me SIGN oiIl=
ZIG RED ROOT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

lhe ahove ge'her with large variety OF o,her
N'hds Too numerous 10 meniion. rruders his sluck
comp 'le' ard he would invite III who may he in
NAM 'i anything 40 he was OF BOOTS o. SHOES.
q" co!' mad eSunin ne Tor thcnsei,e O.. as he a,ucrs
"I'ns'i that he ran .of,r as Ereai Inducements n,
pnrrnasersascan possibly be met vth eEevh.ra
~ALSO-55n0 lbs BALTIMORE and NFy
foSh IANNED SPANISH SOLE LENIEIER
~ superior quality just reed sud fr sale al line
owes m"Ik'tFuc'. SANL MCLALLEN.
-, 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

7 have confidence in the representation m-H-
BY Martha COnlIn, and have fuII kr..I.F.. 30
her case. ELlJAH b. pIWBy
Alderman 10th Ward OF the city OfstCw Ysrk
Bee "a, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

" PERSONS now holding Licenses are requested 10 .odac
THIN when APPLYING for renewal; also, Specially requested
10 apply within The time above, avoid The penalties OF the
law By order.
Monsoon CLARKE, First Marshal.
Nev-Tork, Mayors Office, June Is, lS3 iel6lQiy
LKUPTIONS. OF THE SKIN, MUSQUITOE
- BfrES.-A clear Complexion, free from Eruption or
Disagreement may be had by all BY using remedy no"
well known to be Of the surprising ETent0ns OF the
age 1t made the SHAPE of beautiful soap called the
Italian Chemical Soap entirely eadcates every erut-
non, such prnpe cckles botches scursy salt rheum,
ta morphew sunburn or Disagreement OF The skin inieh
as 70 the face body neck beautiful healthy csa-
recommend to all 1t changes the color dark sunbunt
ylow skin 10 fine healthy! cie.Inets. has received the
rice wonde, and blessing. have MS cure several
o. 10 ctr ~ vain II + sold at 50 cents rsk by T yogs
bis r-uinety bshmen;, Of the American Eagle a2
by Ziebe corner Third aud Dock next TO the American
Hote! Washington, D. C Ia Boston, State street; in
Charleston. s. 81 King ST.; in Albany 81 State ST. in
Brooklyn l39 Fulton Agents wanted In all TIE other cte-.
j.l3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

GAIT. JOSIAH CLEGvELAND.
AT BOSTON, JUNE BOTH, 1873, A, a TOKEN
or GRATITUDE AND HIGH ESTEEM FOR
HIS yALoR AND PATRIOTISM
LONG Say IT PROP HIS
Observation-Disclosures.

The fremont Theatre was crowded last night
by the friends Of Temperance, who assembled, in
that novel place for ss.ci meeting, to listen TO a
speech from HENRI B. STANTON, Esq.
The Governor and Council have appointed
Thursday, September %, for the execution of
Isaac Leavitt, recently convicted Of the murder
of Mary Knapp, in Plymouth county. have
strong hope, however, that at the next meeting
of the Council, his punishment will be committed
to imprisonment for life and our state saved from
the demoralizing and degrading exhibition of an
other hanging scene. Petitions for such COM
mutation will no doubt be numeTously signed,
and promptly presented. Lcaytt committed the
crime in state of beastly inloxicat'on, and while
the State sanctions the traffic III ardent spirits
and licenses men to entice the weak and ignorant
into the paths of vice and SIN, it is hardly con-
s!stcnt for her to break the neck of poor wretch
who has fallen into the snare.
Yours. truly, REy1Lo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
RgyILo.

MELANcHoLr.-A young lady named Phcbe
Ann Hickcdthorn, residing IN the town of Troy,
Miami County, Ohio, was drowned in the river
at that place short tune since. It appears that
she was a sonnambuliSt, and accustomed fire.
quently to walk in her sleep. The evening of
her meancholy fate, as is supposed, she had been
overtaken with this mysterious influence, and
walking near the river unconscionsly fell in and
was drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
60 snoc,al Anrn,n,m.n,

- By Special Appointment.
iOSEPH elliott, Pea Manufacturer 10 the
y aeep-CAcrroHrh high character Of these Pens IA,
induced The attempt he part Of several diseHase makers
4ctce fraud only ngou Mr. elliott but also upon
the PUBLIC An inferior article, bearing the mseSd Ga~,
thus, Gi!ot emitting he final the market IL can
edilg BE- detected by Us unnis appearance, and the Yery
common Style IN which il Is pa! up.
Observe the genuine Pens aye a marked fall, jossph
jilIot Patent joseph elliott. warranted " and uss
eact BEERS fac smie OF his signature. .,,oy
,rh4 above may be he'd, wholesale of HENRY JESsOF.
u John stE.et. cnni.f Of Enl2 BD "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

sys CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
tc.;F PINE ORCHARD.-'rhis we-l known. charming
A Summer retreat open under the superntendence
of the cber. To the Natural Inducements to visit the
Inspiring at,nosphere VIII be added every effort upon the
furnished tables aud ali III. deiicaeies as we'll as suhsantals
OF he TO afford comfort and pleasure to ms yeri
Sa resp!ar Line Of Pos,Coaces is established 9 the
yi,iters the Mountain House. Immediately
after the landing Of boats at CaskI je27 Pm
mo CONTRACTORS. Proposals Will
be received AZ the Street Commissioners Office until
Friday teIf day Of July TO Rn1, the SlH Ayenue
The Avenue BE- regulated conformity 10 tle grade rs
shown y the lines and figures the Profile on file IN
the middle the Avenue BE- Turnpiledhe balance Of
twenty feet on each side 10 be formed as sidewalks
'g an5 csb the same be hagd pan or
oheise and placing much OF the same as may De re-
quIed complete the regulation of the Avenue in embank.
The price per cubic yard for and rock,
anyl surplus materials 10 be disposed of b. the Cor.
tractor for his own benefit without extra ehaIEs
substantial dry masonry, should any be required TWO eet
wide and ;hree feet high III the clear.
Payment he made as the money shall be Collected on TIE
assessment to be IAN, JOIN IF iAi E#ES Street Commissioner
Street Commissioners Office, jane goth. 1913. Jyl
NOTICE -EXTRA.-AIl persons who have
neglected to Obtain their Tavern and Excise Licenses-
Notice every person vending dealing n or retailing Strong
or Spurious Ii quors in ths; City Of New-York.
All persons who shalt sell or deal in Strong Spituous
imported distilled by he quantities above five gallons
-wthont having first obtained License for such purpose
from the Mayor and the respective Aldermen Assistants
Iaw for each offence the penalty Of S25 and in Of
tailers to the additional punishment (by nGctmen Of fine
be issued at the Mayors Office City Hall between the hours
OF ~ and O'clock the days prescribed follows for each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

ARDING-Smg!e or married gentlemen can
y bc accommodated with trans,en, or permscsr, Boa:.
rooms furnished uniu.nished. By MRS. GORE. No 2
toTtl,nJt linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
To- Letter from the Rev. Aaron Perkins

York:
Col s. NJ Longley--Dr. Sir: am happy 10 have in MT
power say that your medicine. the Great Western dian
Panscea has proved OF great service my family. In the
months Of March and April Mrs Perkins, M wife,
very alarming o health, with general arrangement Of
he stomach and bowels aad aismmatory disease OF s
lungs. Her coah was sr violent and distressing and hef
pulse increased hundred per minnie In this STATE
The reSolted 10 paracea and with t:e apps
success The relief very nmeiIae aud permanent. and
under she restored TO health. We OF The
OPINION that have yferlenced such decided benefit
fon any medicine, TINS instance from PaGacea
Yer? respectfully yours - -, $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06

MFRS WILLIS. lady of information OF future
" what has passed learned in astrology and
tronomy gives ladies' private lectures this science at her
roo,s 6 Eliznb-h doors from Houston and Bleeckrr
cure for the agles ard if any Of her medicines purchased
gives information gratis jrI9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
WASHINGTON ELIXIR-A sue and lasting

WASHINGTON ELIXIR-A, sure and lasting
cure for the Fever aud Ag.e Dysen,ery, DaIrhga
Summer Complaint and 2ious Cholic The above remedy
offered with confidence BY the Propetors Agent K
u GpIoN, III Bowery, Of Grand street and corner
virtues read the following: EILfactof LATER fom g. W
chased some OF your Elixir and tr;sa Old man in uy
had become ve weak thai - could scarce rise from his
bed gave him the Elixir and astonishing To soc I
good effects the old man. revived him ir and
IN Three days. with being littie weak h. able 30 DO is
ordinary work. VI family after the old mag had been so
soon rieTel used the Elixir also and in each case eff
tsctuaily restored 70 health.
" h2ra In severe st:acs OF DTsentery in M family
chez kei II IN Using Gose Of The Elixir,
a poor woman vicinity who had tried al, the usual
remedies without effect for Fever aud ague ol five monns'
sa1dng instantly relieved after usiag about wine-gs,s
iul OF TIE Elixir and has been troubled With - Agus
since - - -
Extract ola letter fioEn ]. Carnptsl IL:
have used the Washington Elixir in several cases Of
DarrhGsa In family the past year with Immediate relief IN
-'ef case have no hesitation Recommending the Elixir
as sale and ehcaclous remedy similar attacks Price 81
E; NJ GuIox Dear sir-Yoa IN please % Inform the
public that have Gsed the Washington Elixir for
tack 81 about s:r months ast cured
used !, IN If my daughter who very severely al;
"a ktd ana o dae cured her n than houl ard she
has a's' ha II slnee: t about oq5 @el:hs Hr.
~. our on't serv't, = kSESs1 FINK.
SIN al cases OF WORMS II nsy=f isiis' Ie2s In
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~ Ns10 temperance Boarding House the Ora
HAsl SYSTEM a; No. ~ Vesey-s;reet.-This house Is
newly fitted mp and furnished il the richest style It's table
proers the choicest Fruits Vegetables, Goshen Butter Or
aage County M:, 81 Permanent Boaroe.s viii be accom-
modateI The reasonable terms Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited give trial.
and are assured that they viii lind qu-. and
attainabIe In Hotels. Terms. moderate. a20f
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GOOD BOARD and pleasant; Rooms can be OBJ.
Istainet! a, NJ. 70 Cii!.Strsvt. jeiI q
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MADDE.R. casks prime Ombros, for sale by
w GRiNNELL. MlNTURN * CO.
IS ~ South-strest
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
LNRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
i Hartford Fire Insurance ompsny-tncorporated 1910
Charter perletUal.)
This long established and well known Institutions, having
been in @cye operation upwards Of thirty YEAS continues T.
Houses Furniture Stores, Merchandise, and every de
scrpto Of property against loss or damage BY fire the
favorable terms. JOHN NELSON, Jr. Ags4t,
je20 3rn* 10 Wall street
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u HEALTH, QUIET AND COMFORT-The Gra-
ham House, 50 BaEclaysuet rFoers adsantsgss
are rarely offered. Il is eligby located clean and airy
street very TIE business pat OF The ci{ and IN the me
meats ald neat while lis ,ableis supplied WIZ:
the and Fruits That can BE- procured exciudns
entirely Animal Food and StiInuEnts OF al kinds. Charges
moderate every effort made render Bozres comorta
ole Shower Baths free Remember. 90 Barclar--t
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