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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

U Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
ents are now completed for supplying according to pre-.
yious Initiation, FUs HAT At price (s:s S0)
which shall render emphacally the cheape't as well as
lowest priced Gentlemen's Fur Hat on sale in this
city, Il il prepared the style which characerizes
o finest article and Ike that article is offered at price at
which il cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence arirms 1t to he
fr The gentleman and economist the most desirable Enr
Ha, yet offered (o20tO SPENCER, 245 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
nv THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.

From our Philadelphia Correspondent
NEWS Arrived schr Lagrange, Crowel', IA days
from Richmond and from Hampton Roads, with coci, To-
bacco, &c 10 Jose ph Hand
Clearances-none.
The Ice Boat, Capt Bennett, towed down the river th'
morning the following vessels ship ST Louis, Marks, New
Orleans barque Joshua Emlen, Wilcox New-oreans org
TThe sbio Chester vandyke from NewOrlcans, slipped
cable near u,eh Greek Flats, above Bombay HOOK ana
through with The ice. Asteamboa has been sent u
her relief
Below-Barque Coosa, Moore, from Mobile, Dec7.
u Services in the French LanSnHZe.-pt
vine service will be celebrated ani sermon PeaSneI, al
O'Clock p NJ on Sunday and The following Sunday
in the Church he Holy Eyangelists situated IN Vande
near Frankfort The above hSnr mas seee eeeh
ces of the SAID Church. For farther particulars apply 10
Rev. C. H. WILLIAMSON, 50 Burray.st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
AUCTION SALES.

's1
RY BANGS. S.! RscHARDs g !i.aj s pIaTT,
Liberal cash advances made on oaDsgnuea tos aus,oa
FRIDAY EVENING.
AT O'clock az the Aae4isa Eocg.
EIseAs- ESGL,sR Books AND STANDARD weRxs-a
large collection of saiasbfe Works 40 RSEs ThroIopy
biography, Botany, Hotticuitrre an! Miscellaneous
Among the collection Is Edinburgh EncyeioFedia, ss
Gid Quarto yoensAIisoa's history OF EIrops 10 vols
Eaaesosls History OF TIE uHited States, yo.ssco;s
plete Works. volsT Thosnspns Faay Hefbal-Rcmiora,s
phlios9pa.sa fapsIs, sye-Sse~arts Planters Gsiee-
ored piatesparsh's Flora, vclsSpri, OF the Moods
splendid eolored pates-sork OF the pce,s vols Raya
conpsee Worss vols n aaSashs vols
Finders Gallery OF the Gsseesealhey,, BooS OF The.
Church Svo--Moore's Posiiea Works, ;ine Pa,, cow
ComubelPs Beck OF the Poets Goldsmi,ss wosSx vSis
Roscoss Life OF Lorenzo de &sscScct,s Novels vols
horecSo1pearls OF ue snt, psp!sneid p!aiss-
vans Pigrinas PregressRee,son Crusoe-ooa oai,oue
and Vicar OF Woke SeldSeott's Poetesl Works yc,s-
Phillips Works. volstisier's Views 10 ltaiy, FaGce
ard Switzerland Sriiisi airsens artoMuIse eEaa
Philosophical Rhspsodiss,S vols.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th and lo,h>
BoGESEGIGRs SroCE---A large cciectsos q MsScetia.
neoss and School BooAs, Paper &C. being The ossnee OF
stock OF a Bookseller.
pY S. DRAPER, lr.-Ssofo 81 Wiz
-As nanss-ces: sornsr OF PinssreeC
TUESDAY, Jap II, lS4s
By order OF the Collector the Port SO packages Mer
chandse bavng remained in t Public store upwards of
nine ncflhS For particulars, the daily papers>
Also, bales Whitley brown Cloths
Also, bales co,ron Covers.
Also, cases beaehed liqen danssk Cloths
Also, case do do dssuasS-
Also, bale Hnckahcck Toweilng.
Also, bale diaper DO
Also, cases Sposl Cotton.
Also, n entire cases assorted Hosiery and Gloves.
Also, an invoice o. thread i4sces.
Also, cases comprising handsome assortment
and elegant patterns OF Lonon fancy CassnereS spring
trade.
Also by order OF the Collector of the Port IS tons Terra
Umbra, imported Ship Troy IRON LDnuGD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

cRar,sps NEW WORK on the Authority Of the BIZ
BILE for M,o esng Flesh drinking Wine, Sc, lst and "a
Parts readv-pce 50 cents each-or sale by Joha buras'
69 ChamSers-st. u-s i~is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
DY S. DRAPER, Ir.-sSoro 81 Wiz
VAT ELCH's OLYMPIC CIRCUS


w AT TIE PARK THSArRE--R. WEIGH re-
,pectfuy announces to the csens OF New-Yora, hat he
has made arrangements with NJ; f. smreon Ia orser to-
the Decorations OF which are completed in the nost
nna by The o
parts ef the Equestrian Representations VII aaord an
p'fu0y OF NEW 10 RSS
Painted by Mr. JOAN K. SMITH, esteemed OF the most
talented native Artists. The varied Acts aDj Equestrian
Scenes will be accompanied by ORCHESTRAL MOVE
MENTS expressly composed 10 aid their general effect.
TTo PARENTS AND GUARpIANs EAMILrES-The
creates. and crcumspecon increasingly bestowed
enacted by this talented Troupe in order to ane tho
highest re.pectabtJ with tie highest degree oil talent
The Firs, Grand Appeal 10 the Public will be made on
ThnrsdnJ &venins, 5nn. 9TH, As33.
Equestrian Directors. III. Rockwell ard Cadwrleder.
Clowns 10 the Gossin Wells.
SERIES OF REPRESENTATIONS,
Equestrian MAS oUERA q DE-eomprisingt inhabls.
ants of every Nation and Cline supe,hy dressed IN car
rect costume, and IN which TwsNry-oNE RIDERS, MALE
AND FEMALE, will appear
After which, MISS Louisa WELLS will hive the honor
of Dancing LA SMOLENSKA.
The surprising an, incompatible Child of The AreHa, Master
w. KINCADE, viii ride an Act entitled THE INFANT
characteristic Act OF Horsemanshp, taken from the early
history OF North Amefsa 20 ee rep,essSg,sd on nngrh-
GREAT rOSRBiLL0SS on the BATrogTE BOARD.
by the Philadelphia Troupe, headed by MCFARLAND,
the Hero ef $50 weekly Somerseh!
The very accomplished Mrs HOWARD win ride her much
applauded Act OF THE WO0D-NYAiPH WILD.
SUPERB ARENA GYMNASTICS in a style never yet
attempted except by Mr.. ). J. NATHANS and his two
Pupils.
Succeeded by fine and perfect specimen OF JUVENILE
EQUTTATiON, by Muster JOHN GLENROY, Pupil
Of Mr. Cadwaaer, aud esteemed 10 stand un,ivaied IN
his mode OF Riding, Leaping, asd dazzIng Agsiy.
G At this period of the evening, an ln'ermislon Of te
minutes will ensue
=" I. Ut THE SECOND PART
will commence with the Introduction oi COMIC PUNf,
known by the soubriQuet OF BLACK CHRoNoNoToNTioLo
COS, whose amusing and somewhat extraordinary eas
viii bq regulated by his Trainer, Air. j. }. Naihans
most exciting Arena Scene will he rode and illustrated by
The Great Equestrian OF lhe South, Dir C. j. RO BRS,
wk all t. aids OF superb and correcy Costumes esrres-
pondng Music Gc-, entitled A TRIBUTE TO SHhK-
SPEARE-in which the Rider win personate Sir J6bn
FaSaf Shyock the Jew OF Venice, and Richard Il
Succeeded by noble, bold and manly display OF ECU ES-
TRAN SCIENCE, ON FOUR HORSES, by J. ).
NHtbans
CHINESE FESTIVAL, or A DAY IN PEKIN, In which
eare treble company will appear
T Equestrian Entertainments OF The evening viii close
with the beautiful operate Scene d'Artne, entitled
THE THREE CUPlDS AND THE WANDERING
SPRITE, in which The elegant Misses Wells and Dir,
Cadwaiiader will appear.
Novelties of most splen,ld character in active
preparation.
secured the Box Office from 10 O'Clock A. NJ
TO p. ~. d5 2r
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05


Barque Kennebeck, Smith, Is days trou ST Marks, with
cotton, &c, TO captain
Baraue Euen Copeland ss days fr Trinidad de Cuba,
with sugar. 10 Chasteiain & Poryert
cotton, to II Colt l. Co.
Baroue Dom Jnan, Haynes OF Belfast, Me- 10 ds from 81
Marks, with cotton, to NesTth, Leeds Co.
Brig Peter Dei, Lewis 4days from Darien, with cotton
70 r Deml.
Brig sullivan Brewn,4 days froM Charleston, With COT,
Brig Ann E.za. Williams. IS days IRON Apaachicola,
with Cotton, to E o Hurlsut Co
Schr Isaac Townsend, Owen ls days from TccSnpas,
with ndze, to Everett
Schr Tioga. Tyler, days from Wilmington, Nc, Win
Schr vousia. Clarke days from swansboso, NC, with
naval stores, 10 Depeyster& WhtmaTsh.
Sehr Maria Laoarette days from Baltimore with honr
to johnson Lowsen. ,.s
Schr Red jacket Jarvis, days from Georgetown WIN
Scbr Roe, snedeker days from Wilmington, NC, with
val stores TO master.
schr Roanoke, WEBB, of Mystic, from washingtoa NC,
with naval stores
schr Denmark, crowcn, from Brandywine, with -four,
sehr Judge Hitchcock, Ha.herway, from winingsoo
with naval stores, 10 Deyeyster WhImsrsh aud Bios
sclr Tioga, Allen from Wilmington, with naval s,ofesto
Sebr Planet, Perry, from Petersburg, with flour, ts
Hunter.
schr Direct Briggs, from Baltimore, with aour, to
Schr Benjamin Smith, Wilson, from York River.
schr Editor. Clauson, from York River.
Schr Peter Ritter, -, from Virginia.
Schr a stevens. Briggs. from sal,imore.
Scbr Barbara, Sqpres, trom Baltimore.
Schr Magnet, Smith, ron New wburyPort.
BELOW-l ship ami brig. Wind SW.
DISASTERS
Brig Wanknco, Newport, from Baltimore, experienced
heavy gale from & the night of the 29t uit Had 70
carry sail the back side OF Long Island 10 keep OIL shore
sails.
British schr Lighter ashore Cape Elizabeth near Port
land would 10 discharged be got of and re-
paired The Revenue Cutter Morris acnsds render,
ing assistance The Lighter was from ST John, NB, boShd
to Boston -
Schr Lagrange, for -. lumber laden, got ashore while
going down the river Calais previous TO The Z7th u anu
was so much injured that she was condemned.
We learn from Capt Wilcox, OF the steamer Robert Cor
% arrived at this port last evening" that the BRUSH Dig
Hector of Belfast bound from Liverpool 20 SaSannan was
wrecked day since the north point 0 bach'
beard Island near Sapelo. lSavannah Rep. oee. oV
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

" Grnhnmisna.--Mr;s sYLyssTEk , eSAH.T, a. the
~ se Soc;ety Ihrsrv corner Of Broadway and Leonard
Street on q Thurssy saiaay % and Monday,
,;aninr IN DIsr and its bearing Morality,
LONG LIFE, HEALTH and HAPPINESS. Single Tickets 25
cents two uckeiswin admit one gentleman ana TWO iaoies
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
L E II IG h C 0 A L


u a Fuli supply Of Lehigh Coal OF the FIRST quail
Clean upbroken Jumps. s. 80 per ton.
Broken and egg size, screeped........5 GO
Stove Sze ......5 90
Nut size, .....:-.3 co
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

MAJ ATCHE.S lower than ever.--ln con-
Wv sequence Of tie reduction Of dzlies by the stts
@ sr. Anchor Yscaoernrnts Lepfne and other Waichcs
Of new and splendid patterns and Jesefy At retail a;s
considerable reduction trpra iorler prices helaG nne
the city Gold Watches az low as SO 10 s25 each
Watches and Jewery exchanged or b1ugtt All wstcbes
,.rranfed 10 keep good time the money retu.ned.-
Waces and CocGs repaired IN the bess manner, and gar
rsnted at much lass than the u.Ual priceS.
g. C. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
ol7su Wholesale and retail 80 Wali-st., up sta!rI-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

The Firs, Grand Appeal 10 the Public will be made
Thursday &vemimg, 5nn. jth, 4s33.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

Equestrian Directnrs... III Rockwell ard Cadwalrder.
Clowns the Circle. and Wells
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

Corner Of Albany and Washing;onstreetS,
Cor,er OF Rutgers Slip and Cherry-stree,, an,
Lawrens, near CaDai,street-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

II Sixteenth Wnrd.-The Democratic whg Ward
Conmtter elected Friday evening, December S0th
requested meet at Head Quarters Monday
ing the 9Th inst, al O'CLOCK, for the purpose OF organizing
for the canning year.
The old Ward Committee will meet on the above even
ing, at the time and place BY order of
wASHIN NGTON SMITH,
- 81 Chairman OF Ward Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

NNTANTED-A respectable young wo-
wv man wants situation a. Chanl,e.Inad and waiter.
Good city reference given Apply No so Cherry street.
corner Roosevelt. Jo ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

MAGNIFICENT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS!
Comprising all the
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR lS4s'
Also, choice assortment OF
STANDARD AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
Fine Oxford Edition OF the Bible, various sles' 10 a'
bindings suitable for Presents, &c
-Irn,o-ted and for sale by D. APPLETONA co.
A, their Literary Emporium 2C9 Broadway.
DAE Co respectfully invite their customers and the
public generally to call and examine ther extensive STOCK
70 Roots sr.hl. f,r the holvdays il 4ts
II frotsr yYuter-TwELFTHW WARD.-An Id
iosrned Meeting the Owners OF kSal Estate 10 I1e
Twelfth Ward relative tie Cfoton be heid al
vanderwater's hotel, tFlve-Nne House lhHd AsesgeJ
Friday, January ococA T. M I'd receive ZIG ANe
psrt of The Committee and transact other business
The Memorials ,hch have been crcuiuied ct
NUT be handed in the SAME tLHe-SeW- odauG5
4 ias5 By order of JACOB AiRSEN, chairman.
n. HOPPER MoTT, Secretary u
II Russaips Plnnetariuus.-Lectureo on AS
tonomy this evening, al haii-past oc,ocA AZ te ~
magnificent representation of the Solar SYSTEM ey roo
Fanvel Goura d. Admittancz . cents J4 Gus
Office of tie Ne.y- Yort, ,Bosery FIRE {n-a-enee Co
no. Ia4 Bowery, corner Grahd-
u This Company continues 10 INSURE agS' @ is' tS -
and Damage by Fire at reduced rates OF prem In lo'u
former charges.
oA'ee N'-tS tAo-N JAMES LOVETT, Pr sident
prr-s p,xcvv-v Sec,ry t2i do lm
TT Marshall II. "A. Society meet ths even
ing al o'clock al Concert dai No 40 ofnsawsy.
Speaking BY aIe.srs- Ckas Paseoe, ~. t ~,
Marsbau Sseiery Marshall G.ee Ciub, and others Sr
Uuney will periorn several fayore airs on the Accord
Inn. Tbe pubic ara respectfully invited 70 attend
IL w .HAWLEy, Asst Secretary,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

II North River Bank in the City OF New
yor-The President and Directors of the North itVer
Rank in The CITY OF have declared Dividend of
Three per cent Capital Stock payable TO the Stock
holders and the ninth day ofJanuaTy The Trans
fer Book will be closed until that day.
By order OF the Board. A. b. HAYS, oasn'et.
New-York, January Sd, 1885, "A iw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

r ATIN-A young man is desifous OF
tsarci,a the Lain Language A teacher forming
evening class or that purpose, will please address o. b. at
this oiicr, Stating terms, Nc Jo W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

" gecoad Wartl.-The following Delegates were
on "Wednesday evening ih inst elected 10 the General
Committee OF whig Yeung for one year, VIZ:
6 GORGE ROWLAND, GEO. W. PHYFE.
GEO. T. NESBTTT, JOHN l. LEFFERTS,
WM. N. HOLMES, ABM. RUTAS.
E. T. BACkHoUSE, Chairman.
WM u. Holmes, Secretaries.
AgM RurAS, II
II Democratic Clay Club of the Seventh
Ward.-The nlbers OF this Club will this
ing, Thursday January half past O'Clock, OF
Rutgers and Cherry the of eieciirg officers
aed delegates 10 the Club for the ensuing year.
CONRAD SWEET, Chairman.
s G-E. ~ GsEss' Isz Secretaries es1.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
nAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK for

y l2s3 with Time and Interest Tables ac.--for the
merchant business man. lis will sund The neat
convenient well The comprehensive thing OF
the kind ever published II is printed Write paper,
neatly ruled bound and Will take up more room Ia
the pocket than common wallet Country slaioners,
dealers and pukIc IN general Bved 10 call and ez
anime Published and for aIe, wholesale and Testi by
LEWIS FRANCIS, S3 William street,
AL 1viS+ corner OF Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

rIEIGH BELLS--500 dozen Sleigh
gell,. assorted from coo 70 No. 10 Tor sale by
~ nei'' wM H WIGHT L. Go. if1 JoaB,sf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

u Rings Esetlicneed Candy has now been
before the public for three years and has neVefye
been excelled in the OF coughs colds consumption
and all affections OF the throat lungs II for sale Whole
sale ard retail a, 59 Broadway Aso 80 Ann street, and
69i Fulton street, Broohlyn Country ano city agents sup
.,... 1i,a-.l ,.-.,.s IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

Crcss eraiaed-Care to his room from the refectory.
Mrs syrnss and apothe, female aiso heard the scEean
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

u The fascinating wonder in the world ishs Gen.
Tom Thumb lately arrived from Lput On his return
that famous pgmy land, he will write a book OF travels
la Boz, aud as he remains al the American Museum this
week ony all who wish him should stand not upon
the order of their going, but go at oLce The change of
the hour of day performance TO alfpas one, Is found
great convenience families, and nothing seems 10 be
spared give eeat this splendid place OF entertainment
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

II Eight, Ward.-lhe regular monthly meeting
OF the Democratic Clay Club the Eighth Ward viii be
held Thursday Evening, 5h AZ O'Clock, the
Howard House The Directors OF The Club have the pleas
OF informing the members that Lecture vii be given
By JOIN B. SCoLEs, Esq. The wsigs OF the Ward arc
respectfully invited attend opportunity will be
given 10 those desirous of joining the the Cnb ateve
ing free OF expense. WILLIAM Ii. SWEET, Pres't. =
TaEsooRE KELLEY Secretaries pA
u Thirfeenfh Ward.-owing 10 The great dissat
isfac;on Of many Whigs of The Thirteenth Ward in corse
quence the proceedings OF the meeting held Wednesday
evening" 4h inst for the purpose OF eecpg three delegates
fill the vacancies in the General Committee, the IN
ders gEed, do hereby recommend public G,eetRs be
held evening for the purpose of giving the citizens
OF the Ward fair chance OF expressing themselves as TO
who shall be their eegates in the General Committee II
IS well known that there great number from other
Wards The cali OF the meeting was read and 10 time
given Tor toe purpose OF preparing ballots Al the
time there nomination made, and no paper on the
Secretarys desk for the OF the meeting and for those
that wished prepare their tickets consequently the
only ballot deposited was the caIcus ticket
MANY WHrGs or TIE THIRTEENTH WARD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
MONEY MARKET.
sales Mt the stock Exchange, Jan. 4.
Cornercfsi ane Honey Matters.

SECOND BOARD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

1t was further Reolped the OF this Ward that
provided delegates are elected, both tAe Old and the
Young Mems Committee, that the two Committees De con-
saidaled and meet as a Joint General Committee.
On notion Resolued ,ha, the proceedings oil THIS
er,irp he published in the rihune and the Courier and
Enquirer. EDWARD Daf lofs, Chaiftna''
T. T 6. 6 fanws cHgRsHllL' Secretaries. is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

n1n REWARD-Lost,e on Monday, IN
ID I J the lower part OF Broadway, 'oose Toll o.
hank Notes five Sl0s and six S5sin ali Sooa Inc Sans
Of Commerce. Of this city, The hsder VIII reGesr bo vl
The owner is poor man, who cannot afford to loose ;5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

TyOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c.-Choice
IL f -. 600, s,vie Srocade Silk and Satin
Vss,;np tor Dress Vests just rseeyet at 70 BtoadwSy
Si.ff -'..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-11
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EkTATl.

DY viriue OF deed of trust execaied by jseoi
ID T. Bier, bearing date ON The 18Th day cal May
1871, aud recorded in the Clerks Olite of a.,
county court of Ohio county. in deed book No rs.
page l6 .hall, on Saturday. the ih day Of Z eb-
nniy neal al The fr,,n door Of the C"un House of
Ohio crunly proceed 10 sell al public auction. Ia
the highest bidder the following deserib,d real es-
iae TO vii: All the estate. right. Iile and nieresl OF
the sad Bier and 10 lots No. oUc. ;NO. thieS sud
i"ur In The 81 square snd lots No. Eve. end
thirteen IN Sh square in tie sjiion Ia 500 Ia
Wheeling laid out by Ruchie Il Spssg. commonly
called RnchIeiown. Terms made known al the
Tune Of sale. Selling trustee. shall only make
such TILE ne Is vested ia he. NJ. NELSON.
dec 2g-lm Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-11
TRUSTEES SALE

ny virtue of deed OF trust executed BY
- William LaubdIn. Oh ristopher - Lan,bdin
aud William Nj K Lambdih TO me, dated May IS
1896, and now OF record IN tss clerks Of
hce of Ohio county. l shall, on 1uos-
day, he oath day of January 1913, II the
'front.' door of the c?urt house OF Ohio county at
o'clock + vi. proceed TO sell To the highest AID
pest bidje: for ready m oney; Lot No 40 liort,
and all of lot no Tory onel cAcCpt 80 much
there of IL the SAID William Ian. bdIh conveyed
TO T. Il SweaII12en, by died dated All 81 April
1897, and now of record Ia the clerks office of
ONO county That part of said lot Al, con
veyed to said Swearingsn being. Is believed
the North psrt theTeo, containing front of thir-
" rIne feet width and the same breadth back to
The alley.
Selling ne trustee l will convey such title as
10 vested Ia me by said deed of trust
dec 81 dts JOHN LIST, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-11

>RUSf SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of rrus
i executed by John FswceII. bearing date o.
'he 9th OF AHii. l64l, and recorded The clerk,
diiee OF OhO county. shall. Saturday the 24iL
Jay OF December nexi. proceed To sell. on tho pre-
misses. az public auction, To tie highest bidder foF
ash 10, NJ Five. in the secoud square in the eli,
81 wheeling. sitrate Wafer street near the
.,eamboui landing. whereon are 3 large and raiEa
DE sdrehoHes. The title is believed to be unqu.s-
'onabie; bui selling trustee will only make such
tlile as il vested in me- WM IL KING
aug 25-,l Il Trrsiee
The sale OF the above property is postponed until
Monday. April 24Ih, 1913
BRENTLlNGER & SIIALLCROSS.
dec 26-is Aurtuue.rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-11
CONCENTRATIVEP SOLU
TION OF MAGNESIA.

Mis- very useful Ohd elegant preparation IS
Il used as an Aperient Anti Acid IA DSsPepiic
Complaints. attended with NcIdiiy aud eonsiipsion
"iih very great benefit II has the advantage over
common Mugnesia. heiug Dissolved ii il decidedly
superior 10 soda or Potash on account al iIs Aper-
cut qualities. and of its hHN ing ieBdsucy ~
duciion "f Atsh aud strength, which tho Two car
b"naics nl"ye mentioned cerIaiuly ioI4d 10 wien
hong continued and taken ia considerable quehtiiss
The solution Of Aiagnesia is irmnd particularly
beneficial rs pleasant scdatiYs snd Aperisni IL
all eases OIlrnIaIiU AcidIiy OF the sioInarh Fs-
veTe complaints. ininniile Islanders AuPSs
For sale 10y OLIVER PRYOR. Union 1T,
dec % Wheeling. Va.
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1T veil rows fact. s,at CONSUMPTION
II destroys more human lives ,hon ury o,hsr dls
ease oI. tecsid So great has ten ne des,rre-
con throug aout the UnI,ed 5 stes within ihs !asi
$4,000 PENSIONS DIED
with this ia sldi'us dises seia yesN Shooktns'
Mere We aware that this fact has bccs
we could not credit the ssssr,on' We d, hold !,
fatal ranges in families ell around IA, gathering
in its cherries embrace a friend from every CIR
place ofvisitatioD. These occslar demons 10 tons
nest certainly convince all that no time should
be spared IN procuringa medicine inm sdiAtoly 10
BEFORE 1T BE TOO LATE.
Thei efore You who arc afflicted With the frs
symptoms OF Consurnptive or Pull nonary ne.
ture delay not IN using Or Duncan's Sxpec;or-
ant Remedy; II 10 certain 20 eradicate and rcuovs
from the system the first II seed of coRsunip-
of those who have long been confined 10 the sick
chamber, given as ineurable. for the want Of
proper Medicine. AGENTS from oil parts OF the
gpted States speak OF the wonderful effects Of
this Great Discovery in tse II ealing Art. for rec
cuisg thousands Il ON the colo and silent grave
Note. The above Medicine is pups vesstabis
preparation very peasant TO the tasts, and suit
able 20 use under any circumstances. Fall dMtc-
lions &c are described in a pamphlet sceompa.
Always ask fer DR.. Duncan's Ex,ectoraht
Remedy, and do not be persuaded TO use any
other until You gveit fair trial,
All 2enu. ne has on the envelope q represer<
'tation Of 'Hope' in the form OF the above plate.
ETCAUTION. There ale some pefsons tia;
sell the above medicine guilty Of recommending
some trash of their own siewing or that which
they buy for irfe, and offer il in the pla ee u
DIR Duncan 3. This they do 10 speculate at The
expense and the health of those who are not on
their guard. Purchasers be careful Of thess
Request
For sale at No 10 North Eighth street. Philsdsi-
phia.
Price dol per bottle, or six for dollars.
Just received and fol sale by
JOHN FISHER,
aug % 6mN&D Wheeling "a