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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

ARRkSr.-A man named Joseph Pepper. bro.
taer TO The iugluve Pepper who lately escaped l,,m
The jefferson City PenhenIiary. was yesterday mr..
rested at his iaheTs al 81 George, on suspicUun al
rubbing ia Company " ith his brother. a man named
James Alton, residing IA the neighhorhOOd Of tho
coal mines. AIOh's house was entered while he
was absent on the Alb. aud from the description
given by some person, the Peppers was suspected !;
ON repairing TO their fathers, Joseph Pepper was
found at dInner-they invited him TO cUms along.
and he requested time To get his hat frum unoiher
rOom. The officer susPecling his purpose Of escape
followed him and lound him ia possessIjn Of a rife
instead Of his hat He made retreat through ths
back door, threatened To shoot the afhcer IL he toll
lowed-the officer, noiw outstanding did follow. crap
Piled with him. and another coming to hrs ussisIau, "a
Joseph Pepper was secured. Afer starting with Pep
per to the city. enc OF the officers who remained
behind found The articles stolen in old Peppers
possession OF them large gu unity Of goOds sup.
posed To be 81 oen. vas nsu found on the premises
The fugitive Pepper is supposed to be lurking IN
the woods near The ciiy.-(St Louis Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
From the new Cennes.ee Farmer for July

SOWING TURNIPS.- Every fau.et who has
a vacant spot Of good land should SOW q patch OF
turnPs. They cost but liIIle ahour, produce abun.
dainty in good seasons. and always valuable
either for feeding stock in the winter. iOr the lube
or for market. Turnips need rich, light soil, not
too dryi land is commonly prUieered, or such
ns contains q good portion Of muck. or vegetable
matter.
The time for sowing common English Turnips
in this climate is from the ooh 10 the last Of July
The early Dutch and the SIube Isrnp. may be
soSn as late as the lOIh Or l 9TH Of August. The
Scotch Yellow Turnips should be sUwn about the
middle OF Julyi they gnOw slowly, aud are
m"re finn. consequently keep better Er late winter
use. Those who have not RuIa Bag0s. OF
have lost them. should SOW few Yellow SEQ ca. -
We need further experiments with The different
kiuds Of rurnps TO tesi their value aud adaptation
10 our 81 mate. Who'll Iryi
TnrmP seed should be soak d r tanners oil for
"a hours heiore sowing, then drained and dred by
Ruling in plaster. This prevent the ravages Of the
little black ny, and promotes the growth oil the
young plants. Try it md see.
BUCKWHEAT.-This is the last sown Of all
our summer grain crops and must not he forgotten.
or we shall regret il next winter BuckwheaI n a
crop. possesses several good qualities the iarns
IL will grow on poorer soil Than almost any other.
and if ploughed in when in blossom il enrrhes the
land. Il also clears ground from weeds. by smOIh-
erIng them with its dense foliage. The straw.
when we'll cured. makes excellent hay for mich
cuws and other cattle, aud the grain valuable for
fowls, and when gIouhd and mixed with courser
food. for hogs and horses. But last and best. and
more Than ALL is It's importance for making buckuhea
cakes, table luxury.
Sow from the first 20 the middle Of July, dry
soil. The mellow er the beller-halfa bushel ofseed
| per acre.
USE OF SALT FOR CELERY-The Garden
err Chronicle recommends the use of salt Us ma
nure for Celery. To be applied by watering IN,
plants with weak brine. Il says that the g-owIt
will be the reby greatly prumoled. The experiment
IS worth trying. but care must he used appl,
Too much; as no exact directions are gwen. il mus
be settled by experiments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

PROSPECTS IN INDIANA BY the table OF
Congressional Districts which are published t, day
as The Presidential Of $40 it will be seen that
with the same vote the Wings have clear maj ,rlIy
ia every district. Tins apporonmenI was made,
however by q Loco Fuco Legislature. which Is an
advantage OF OF least two members in their favor.
In lS4O Indiana had but one Loco Foco member ia
Congress out Of seven. But in lS4l. IS Wings aud
10 Loco FOcOs were returned to the lowe House
and IN 1912, Al Wings end SO Locos
The majorIies in the LIST. Bird. 4Ih. 7Ih, 9Ih 10Th.
SIX districts out Of ten were too large in 1910, a.
our table shows TO permit us. L. doubt in regard TO
them, provided the Wings suffer no internal diyi-
siOns.
In the 7th with majority of2295 and a ma.
JoriIy in 1910 in every county except one. there
is danger Of defeat. not by The Democrats but by
ourselves.
The counties Of Parke and Vigo were divided in
The State representations last year. The counties UI
Putnam and VermIllion, ofthe same District, have
changed their representation since 1871.
Wings OF Indiana, will you abandon yourselves TO
divisions iOmenIed by your enemiesl Will you
draw of part OF your forces TO fight your friends
when the enemy is watching and ready 10 strike
The instant you have weakened yourselves slfTici.
ent TO give him a hope Of SUGGEST The second
and 9th Districts also worthy OF powerful ef
IorI. Two or at most three members oil, al the
present stale Of parties, that allow oppo.
nenIs.-Lou Whig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

We perceive by leading article in a late Pitts
burgh Gazette that all expectation Of Constructing
rail road 10 Conceivable is truly abandoned, and
now some new inventions are sought out TO delude
persons nj home and abroad. At home no harm
will Ire done except an expenditure Of breath that
might be applied TO better purposes; but there has
some evil, perhaps, resulted 10 the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co, inasmuch as that company has
been induced, by the hopes held OUT TO believe that
The read would be constructed. aad have been led
TO neglect advantages that their present position
might have rendered more fully available, Howe
yer This may be, the rail road from Pittsburgh TO
Connellsye has exploded, and even the Gazette,
an advocate ofiI that would suffer word or in.
snualion against the good faith Of those who were
active IN 1t, without snarng like a surly cur over
lis last bone; now says that supposes the subject
OF trade will again force ii bcfo the public We
sometimes expressed an opinion; which was correct
Of the why's and wherefore's Of the noise and clam
or about this road. and we were certain II had no
deeper foundation; because we knew the people OF
Pittsburgh had more soBse than 10 throw away The ir
means on the construction oflhat road which would
pay nothing TO The Stockholders and DO nothiBp
towards the increase Of the business Of the place
Now the mailer is settled, and the good effects 10
Us will probably be felt in the fact that less aten-
ton will hereafter be given 10 those who cry out
wolf, WOLF when there is no wolf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
PAYING AN INSPECTORS FEES RY The
FORErOPSAIL.


We learn that a singular case has occurred in
this district under what Is called "lhe Virginia In
speciion Law"
One Of the inspectors appointed 10 examine ves-
sells arriving at this port from New York was one
Of the actors aud Capt. Of n York vessel the
other party IN the affair.
The vessel arrived at this port on Monday and
was living at Matsden's wharf, when the Inspector.
ugreeby 10 the power vested in him by the law Of
this State, went on board aud demanded q surren-
der Of her papers until such time the captain
ready TO sail when upon their delivery and
necessary certificate from the Inspector, he would
receive the fee and the vessel be allowed to depart
The inspector found that he had a hard customer
10 deol with. as The captain refused To deliver the
p ,Ters Of his vessel, informing him at the time
that he intended TO test the constiIuIionaiiy Of the
Law The Inspector experimenting that the Cap.
tain might slip his cable AID pay the fec under his
luresoI, kept bright look out for him during the
day. and al night employed guard Of some seven
oI eight men, who with himself were determined
That The vessel should not be removed frUm her
mOorIngs. They accordingly mustered on card
the night was dTeary-a Tremendous storm Of light
ing. thunder and rain came on. yet they remained
on deck. The captain not having the poiIeness 10
invite him into the cabn. nor would he allow them
To seek shelter from The storm in the hold being
determined that the vessel should not depart until
The captain had complied with the requisIion Of the
law. The Storm having subsidized, und day light
making lis appearance, the Inspector discharged
the posse commIIsIus. who had scarcely got out o
sight, when the captain got underway; crowded or
oil sail and went ON his way rejoicing ."-NorJoU
Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

LATER FROM YUCATAN.-Ths schooner
Cn'd'''e Capt Best, arrived 81 New Orleanl on the
on '"., Ton Campesehy, brngiaE dates 70 che
~" u'' IaH Harris passenger IN the Charlotte
furnishes me New Orleans pspe,s oyi,h 80. -
OF news IL q believed thar Gen Amn,ds, So,
nanoef al 'he dericau iofcss, wtI return IN fbs
','aoA o. tssaias. Hotw5ibslaninz the smbsrk,fi,g
OF Pafi OF Zee roops fsr Vera Cruz The W..
'anese have t'eined ihs Texan squadron vsry s-,I,
ieius.s 70 piy tgen anything Ef tie siysn IN 49,.
nhs Moa'co Con Moore was psspsunE of e nigb,
N''lCA nP'h me AeTcan steamers. after which he
f0l.d return 10 Texas 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

QUEER COUNTY.-Jones county in MiSsissip-
pi' Is now entirely without officers. Their is nei-
iher. Sheriff Assessor. Tax Collector no, Board AZ
Police To order new elections How they will ever
get inlo line again with other CuuuIies cannot be
ioreseen; but il is Ioleraby certain, that the coec.
IL OF debts IN that county. is indefinitely sus-
pended.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

Tho wings Of Belmont county have strong
ticket. James McGregor and Swan ance are tho
candidates OF The Legislature. Judge Rogers is the
candidate for j Treasurer. Harrison and Belmont g.
lect one Senator, and c Carroll IL the wing can
dida'e. The success Of oil The above gentleman is
deemed cerinin Cowen Is The nvrninee Of the
wings for Congress. The district Composed orIInr.
rison. Belmont and Monroe. and though strongly
Loco. the wings do not ali despair-Zanesvtlls
Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

Is memory nothing! All these sha es
that throng around me in the silent hour
abolishlng the grave-to call back child.
hood-ro restore all youth-to realize
an inward world invisible, full Of ali
Love, and Hope. and Faith, is not good9
To evaporate Sorrow, to consume the
the conSumer,to gather the clouds about
you and be apart-is all ;his nothing?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

Nov @ will he seen BY this that jefferson was
horn just eight years sfter his predecessor Adams,
Madisoa eight years alter he predecessor jefferson,
Monroe eight years after Madison. and John Quincy
Adams eight yosfs after Monroe. Another curious
fact 20 be Observed r.. that Adams was just sixty
siT years when be retired; Jcdsrsoa vas SIXTY uE;
Madison was siEiy siI, Monroe was sixty sir; and
John Quincy Adams. bad he been elected 20 q sec.
pnd term, would hags been SIXTY cir. Adams. JEFF
leron and Monroe ell died 0n tie 4ih Of July N
Y PosL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

THE RUSSIAN RAILWAY.-Upwards Of
5OOOO lahJrers nre employed upon the railw ~ irum
Pc crsbargh To Moscow. The railway Is 500 miles
long. and viii be completed in abbnt years.
Ihis Is the railway on which our connirymun .Majur
Whistler inrmerly engineer the Boston and Al.
bsny railroad is engaged
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

COINCIDENCE. We we're struck the other
day, IN looking Of work called the Lives OF tho
Presidents with few curious condolences Of
numbers which relate to the line Of five Prssden Is
beginning and ending with an Adams. Here Is
table Tor instance Of the periods ia which they were
born and went out Of oHice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

EMIGRATION TO CANADA.-The number Of
enIgranis fran the United ngdom who have arr.
we'd nj Quebec the present season, To the 24Ih uIt
Is 1881 Of whom 4S3 we're cabin passengers This
number is les by than half those who arrived
10 the same period last year. Bait Pat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
BOARD OF TRADE.

public meeting Of the Board Of Trade of the
city of Wheeling will be he'll at the City Hall on
Thursday evening next at O'clock. when al
dress will be delivered by MIR r WHARTON. up N
subject Of general interest. The puslic arc invi
ted To atIeLd.
WM PAXTON. Presi.
july Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Thc New Orleans
Tropic states thar the village Of wauenton, Miss.
about ten miles below Vcksburg. on the Mssissi p
pi nyer was almost entirely destroyed by fire on
'Ae mofHing ot the 9th inst One entire square,
comprising the best and the business poron of The
ttwn vas consumed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

The Frederick Herald states there has been a
son'raet by ihe Directors Of the Canal Company, to
render the Potomac river navigable from dan No 6.
10 Comberiand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

We almost ally SEQ the most cheering inIelli-
gence from Tennessee. We may be rislakeni but
we perfectly sanguine OF the favorable re.
suits, that Jones will Le elected and the egisatLr re
viii be good aud true whig. We shall soon know
all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

Real names Of hs United Flash names Of The Uaitc
StakS Sfdfes
Massachusetts Buy Slate
Rhode Island Plantation SIate
z Vermont Green Mountain Boys
New Hampshire Granite
= Connecticut Freesione
Main Lumber
New York Empire
Pennsylvania Keystone
New Jersey Jersey Blues
Delaware LiIlle Delaware
Maryland Monumental
Virginia Old Dominion
Norh Carolina Rip Van Wrinkle
South Carolina Palmetto
Georgia Pine
Ohio Buckeye
Kentucky COrncrackers
Alabama
Tennesee Lions Den
Missouri Foxes
Illinois Suckers
Indiana Hoosiers
Michigan Wolverines
Arkansas Tooth Picksrs
Louisiana Creole
Mississippi Border Beagles
FLORIDA Territory
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
ILLINOIS PRAIRIrs Suprp

The travelling correspondent of the Boston AID.
ver;Iser speaks thus Of the parties Of Illinois:
The bound ess and bea uIiful praires Of Illinois,
with a soil Of uneqHaled richness. are leading To
the introduction of various agricultural products
such as fax, hemp. tobacco. This is extensively
raised on the Rock RIVER and it is said thai about
200 tons will be exported frum that region during
he present year. The climate Of ILLINOIS is said 10
be suitable, and surely its soil is equal to any thing.
But y lar the most important mailer is the very
extensive Introduction Of sheep INTO this saie-so
extensive that 1t is now probable that al the end
a i've years there " I'LL be more wool raised in .
lIHois Than in any other Stale in the Uniun. The
farmers from Western New York are driving their
flocks. and Scotch and English farmers are going
very largely into the business. have now before
me a wealthy farmer OF Western New York. " no
has arranged 10 send out 200 sheep this fall. The
sheep run al large on the prairie IL summer Of
course al no charge. He pays, he tells me. 81 per
ton for cutting and stacking $50 Of prairie hay
foI winter, lie buys a tract OF 100 acres. and O.
reefs a small house--a shepherd, with his dogs.
lakes the entire Of the sheep aud can do Of
5000 sheep. and 200 head of cattle. You cat thus
easily perceive that ifIhe farmer can procure tho
use OF thousands OF acres OF meadow for nothing aud
hay for 81 per ton. it is in vain for The wool grow
ers Of Western New York. or New England. to un
deriake lodg 10 compete with The wesI. The in
jury TO the wheat crop by the winIer will prevent
many from engaging IN II, in Illinois. as extensive.
ly as the admirable soil would Otherwise Iempt
them 10 do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

4 seaman 70 The y S Service, wss lately murder
ed e. Pou Mahon, MsiIierranisn station His asms
cas- Iafilns anaiIy5 1f Belfast Trslaad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

We would call the attention Of the thinking rea.
der (and subscribers to the Times such) to that
bundle Of good things which we copy from the Dub.
ia University Magazine. Il is equal 10 anything
eKtant ia its line
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
NlCETY AT THE GALIOWs .--Th..n q.

nicely AT THE GALLOws-Thers sri,,.
Cd some eurious old customer m Abbevillo. a man
condemned 20 BE- hung. might DO saved re woman
offered. Of her own accord. 10 marry HIM Thu.
piece u good iyrtune happened 10 q r0bber 81 liant
Wllien ia l400i bot the girl was lama. soJ 4.
actually refused her saying 10 The hangmsn. IN
cloque. Js men vsuE ME; auaqu' mrr-aSbs Iir,r.
] Do not o. al lie her fgfa pifs. ne mo ga,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

LORD ERSKlNE AND Mr. MOORE.-Iord
Ersklne had al one tune but q slight opinion Of Mr
Moors's talents. lis told me that he had always
considered him rather an insiguifcant parsonage,
uli one day, aiier dinner at Lord L--s. 10 heard
him sing his own delightful aud spirited song Of
Fly not yet" which he had never before heard or
read. The effect whs electric; and Lord Erskine
became az great an sdmfer Of Mr Moofs's writings
as the most enthusiastic volsry Of the muses. was.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

A breach occurred IA tho Canal Of Georgetown
on che 18th INST. which whl require months to
fru7fr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

We are blessed with remarkably fine harves
weather and we are told that the grain is coming
in much better than was expected, Flour will
go down, very soon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

The Hon Judge Rowan Of Louisville. died on
the 18Th inst. from tLe effect OF influenza, which
turned 10 a malignant cholera.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

AWlFE'S REVENGE.-"Thers's bone for YOU
10 pick sweet tempered husband was won't 10 say "a,
hls wife after he hod said 10 h. something more than
commonly crusiy. She bore IL ell meekly (as wives
invariably do but nursod within her heart deter
mInaiion Of eventful revenge. 50. on her death
bed just when she was on the point Of expiring she
whispered IN his that one VI The two children he
iondly loved was not his own and added The re-
bOne for you 10 pick" lie besought her 10 say
which Of he two children was his. but she died in
silence, with q smile of triumph on her lips
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

NAPOLEON'S PRESENCE OF MIND
Those who know much Of the history OF Napoleon,
are that he was remarkable for his great pro.
sence Of mind. As illustrative Of this TRAIT in his
character, Col Lehmanowsky. the other evening.
related incident which occurred while Bona parle
was at the Military School ut Brienne One day
one OF the buildings took fire, on the roof and A.,
while all the rest Of the students fastened TO the
top Of the buildings, he went down cellar where
there was cask Of powder, which being unable To
remove he got asude Of, and there remained until
after the fire eEIinguished Of the professors
called for and found HIM Why, what in the world
are you doing here" EXCLAIMED the professor. The
embryo Emperor replied that, while they were all
on the top Of the building, if a spark Of FIRE had
CHANGED To come down through the hue and igniled
the powder. they would have been blown to atoms
and such was the fact Napoleon was then but
fifteen years Of age. -BoS Trans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

EI>ksS SJ3I3JER- COOK STOvE.-In again
= ealltn III noties of The public u t inyzuaLl. .vea
Jioa ei economy az! Riy tie culinary DEPARTMENT; 1i
fegFir.9is NED oaiy ef - IN hundreds among all class
on AeaseSr-Isfs h4FIaE tt-fn use, convince a.:
"ho ar not 9rtEcy made acquainted with r-i. merits OF
StE suieFafity over thing fTsOfose IN io surri
=. ItSe STOVES aEs,iy Re knDSa II on
h.Sssif % say zt "liE ecOuaEiy which IL fully r.
-le pre- u t stow "a season. rEey viii do ali tf
SohinS Ter 3!iiy Q! cm tre- twea!ty- EY- f-rsor,
n!c $ double the capacity OF t., the or.ia,-
=. eSo4is 10Y bak=s perfectly, and : ey-r ready Tor NJ
"a!tT teFe L mr. l. tsor-. They Az warranted in 90
20 IoIiy aAsF Ia, recommendation thy MAJ r-,e
iaa t money VII b rsiuadei Certificates rsp disri1
ulsfed iEsorS " no haze fully tested their suu.r,or-
% sen \ INC St1z s tie: Iley ara used With asr6-r;,
coal VIZ! 90 more cooking with o9eoar,h ;tr
woi II IN or-n fireplace and mar DC used with a 49,
SiElils- econcny ETSr - 1870 n.TH WIZ
;ss 1a dealers IN Fiaks Pa.szt s.ofr or y.,o,
Esys eod2a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09
DOUBLE ATTHAC HON.

7 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN who estimate
tire PERSONAL comforts h-t!u month sweet breath
and :ood eeih f 70 consult subcr5
tnd obtain - requisite gp.rtols New Teeth. sHElg
on ms Ia-at Double Aufaction princip!e
Ia the mos sreea5e. gleA5aul .ad natural
lh-Se I-yt supported u. the mouth uFol well Enowa
laws 81 aaaFg combining COHESIVE 1d ti @ry Atraern
tia, forming Double Attraction and. rI.siz-d m ir
Letters Patent constructed !riy- SPACE arr
chamber e-.ty hrr.E might lodge food or other
natter
The subscribe e!in9 ben long s7ora.ly Aliov TO Tie
cnmmnGEy kIliu and successful operator having ~
va the hrs Uranium awarded 81 Tie lIasncar silnte
iof The hi tgal est end Improvements IN DesaI
gry aud having been aJ ;ft-r. years =st past cEr same
HAMMERS >,ret deem, X ugn-c-,.rv o,av
nor u tls il~ads and at-f t.,ar tia; tne will fad MIN
ready 10 render his professional services ard -roun his GrrT.
ATOMS n liz most aiad, nat,skIitu al sci-t!kc naaaer
He SUBSCRIBE acquired De- Of Extracting Teeth
hooS Ninta;s OF Hlgs with that e, uaata.4.. bar by
lene iT4cIlc- h !ug teeth NAE them SQUAD and .tlsi
TIE lest Of iinr sT rth - r detected 9rnoar tn VA
tara oafS sad u,eia! Is t3Hiiu cl=las -eci restores
tn, .piis 7''e"i-as N eres;t; lafrase :he mouth
Intelligent ad fccefnF sh-i Dentists may Gtg apfrl-
tiJ1 pTocur- Tie Right Icduc- The sub.c-ibe i4->;
improvements II Drqti.t,y into rac.s cities aGd l0rq.
sous i-lttiO-s ri Tie Oht. md ctf-r countries
JoEATAAN DODGE, ". D.
tsm. Ned Soc. \. YORK, Stlie AIe,! Sor CT 60
49, N-.AiiD-'s - ->-'H-l ors. J--j W DS!LU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

CIR ASHLEY CGOPER'S JUSTLY CELE.
iCBRATED aud tl efic4cinns Salye Tor C5fs bilts
have hcrii b0ye'g couHercitrd aud so,
known rN-lt. We sautia al tuyIq- without
~ .tGEIldttoH / e any grItHs > sod II 80 Broadway,
sd b Hoadiey, r.sil> y 60. Ia Wa;eE-,oe-t Williams,
Aiabec C!lpp s. isulaGe, Vhelsl Druggists also by
all reputable drug hltg s Pc.
PER box AID asardafea- Pi4cii oii.e ~ Bad 40 NeN
York.