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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

TO BUILDERS.
AATlND0W GLASS.-A superior article uf
pc Window Glass pl all sizes for sale low for
CASH. Manufactured al tie Virginia Works
South Wheeling. Va. by
SYMMES & ROBERTS.
jon 3 Store on Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09
i A Il l. Il T. ID u CED
TO CLNCINNA II.

IN the Federal court at Clarksburg.
United States,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

FOR SALE,
e MN REANS Printing Papcr,
ESBaB d do Imperial do
10 do Iiauers do
100 do Gown medium and ID g wrapping do
100 Gmss Bonnet Boards. just, received from
South Wheeling Paper Mill aud fr sale at The low.
est prices by (sept ID JY CALDWELL.
5 received III assortment OF Wagon Boxes
% and Plough Points from The mgnuf1cIory Of
Mcrriu & DoolIule aud Tor sale at their prices nv
sept IL JY Caldwell.
4 nnh LIS BEST Spanish Solo Leather.
EOOV 100 LIS hall hlcached Thread.
just received at The 5 e, cf the BIC RED BOOT.
is SAAIL NJ LAILEN.
A LOT Of Whiting. also a lar .e'c Of LpywpI
"A CamwoOd, and Fusuc, jus. iycd ard COR
sale by iscpt III BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

fINUR ECLLARS-Fme SEAL sun AUS.
q TRAN LAMB COLLARS. Gr o., srcunts
hnI Cln,ks, at hfCALLAAS.
sep 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-09

$50 PAIRS MEMS THICK BOOTS
l5O do KIP do.
$50 do CALF DO.
$50 prs BOYS THICK do.
$50 prs YOUTHS do d.,
600 prs MEMS THICK BROGANS.
GOO = DO KIP do
400 prs BOYS THICK do.
375 do KIP d..
$50 prs YOUTHS THICK DO.
$50 do KIP do
zoo prs WoAfENS' KIP LACE BOOTS,
90 q" GALE de.
200 do -,
so prs Womens' Cali. KIP, aud Grain Leather
SHOES.
eco prs Womrrs : MOROCCO SHOES.
iUO do S~al and KId low priced SINNERS
4uO prs Misses Calf and Kip LACE Doors.
5uO rsCh"drens' Calf and Seal psg'd Bnolees.
ooO do Leather and Mnrorcu L.reB, "a
ihe above t.geiher with n large variety Of Other
N''us 'o' numerous 10 mention, renders his stock
complete. and he would invite sll who NAV he Il,
want OF anything ia The way Of BOOTS o. SHOES.
=" call and examine Tor themselves. as he Aarler,
himself that he can offer rs great inducements, Ia
purchasers a ran possibly be met with clssOb.rs
AL>O-550O LBS BALTIMORE md NV
hOhh TANNED SPANISH SOLE LEATHER
Of superior quality Just rcc'S and fr sale =, ,he
'""rS Hai&et price. SAINT MCLALLEH.
seq %
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NOTICE.,

IS hereby given, to all concerned, that we have
this day purchased, at Constable sale, the prop
erty of Joseph Thomas, one lot saw logs, one two
horse wagon. one plough, Ole sled, one harrow,one
lot of wheat in the barn, one lot rye In the barn,
one lot hay in the barn, one stack hay, nine acres
rye in the ground, three holes potatoes, four bee
swarms, two lots appletress, one wind MILL one
cutting box, one grind stone; three hogs, one lot OF
fax, one lot clover seed, lot buckwheat,one log
sled, one lot trees two sets harness, log chain
'one lot maple Lumber, one COW, one kettle, one bu-
seau, one cupboard, one loom, two and ha!fac
wheat in the ground, and have left the same in his
possession during our pleasure Of W ich the public
will take notice,
in. g. A. D. THOMAS.
E;February a, ls4a.-4l. p
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Notice

THE subscribersare deslrous Of closing business
And therefore take this method of Informing their
ioef customers that they are requested to cari and
settle fhcir accounts or before the first S ien-
vary wthoutfaih ty attending 20 tbe above notice,
end bringing some of,csdy down, they can save
cest and tvoubbie
The subscribers also offer Tor sale goods at cost
20 these who bring good tunds;n exchange for the
same, the aoth win be disposed OF on reasonable
terms eetwren tits and the first Of April, 10 any
parsons WHO 'iiay wish 20 enter into business, and
we do assure suc that trer are few better situations
In this country for business, The estabtshntetit
can either be bought vr icn cd,
COLEMAN g. MILLER.
taayary. es tsass-1s0 -
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gpAIILWlDTSyGa

q @<HARtEs KAHLER, thankful for past faSy6rs
" respectfully snnodhces to his numerous
friends, and the public generally, that he still COM
tnaes 70 carry the above business in all its varii
Gus branches, at his old stand on the corner of
Maine & East streets, where he hopes by his long
experience in business that he Is prepared to attend
and execute all orders In his line Of business, with
the utmost punctuality and wormanlike manner, as
cannot fail to render satisfaction to all those who
may favor him with call Particular attention
paid to cutting, and good fits warranted.
N, b. All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange fol work, and cash will not be refused.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 8, 1898. r
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NOTICE.

rs hestsy given, that we have purchased al cen
s,ab,e sale as ,te property IF henry Seabie, ore
bsy mare, one plough, cre red tciset, three sheep,
three acres Of wheat ia the guond, sever acres of
rye in the ground, three ogs, two sett horse gears
one large iron setsle one weavers ooIn,cae bureau
ono sied aud swngle trees, one harrow, one cradle
and scyths, audhave left the ssno ia his Possess
ion during out. pleasure, Of which ,ho public will
Jesse COfEMAN>
s 4. 81 ]. LAZARUS
~ ~ ,cte-Ao
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
Feb IL, ists-sa,
NOTICE.

That I have purchased at constable sale rs IRE
property of Samuel q, MHonrs one gray Tsre'one
sorrel horse two colts, one red COW two pyded cows
five head Of young catte, seven head OF sheep, Ave
hogs, ssaia in the barn, sraia in tho gtoend> enc
flaming mill, one sled, plough, cne harrow, ono
maue clock, and have left the same IN his possess
ION during my p,easute, of which the public will
t,ke notice, JOHN M'HENRY,
F.h H. taA3--9c,
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NOTICE,

THAT we have purchased a'ronslabie sale as
the property of Joseph a. Hess, Que sorret mare
and harness, one bay horse and HARNESS, one bay
col, six head of young cailleone two horse wagon
one sled, one plough and harrow, one wind mll'one
clock, one cutting boz, FIVE hogs, eleven acres of
grain in the ground, two loschans, one ctoccut saw
one lot Of grain in the barn, ono shovel and have
left the same in his possession during our pleasure
of which the public will take Dotice.
J.&p. FRITZ.
FebruarS IL, ls43-4s, p
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TERM g..
List of Letters

Remaning in The Post Office at Blooms.
burg, Dec. Dist lS42.
Abraham Bell, VIM Logan Fisher, .
John Manly, Isaac Hopper, Reuben Kis.
ner, w. w Miles, John Panman, jur,
Wm, Rusmus. A. Vallerohamp, 2,
JOHN R, MOYER, p. Ms
HPThe Post Master is constrained In
give notice. that in future, nothing can be
received in paymen. Of postage, but specie
or its fg,ipleat, as the constructors insist
on such money. in paymen, Of their de.
| mands on The department.
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given that have purchased at Con-
stable sale, as the property of John Hartman two
mares, and harness, Wagon two cows, one
calf, eight acres, rye in the ground, Acres OF
of wheat in the ground, one mantle clock, one
wind mill, and one cutting box, and have left the
same In his possession, during my pleasure, OF
which the public will take notice.
JAMES LOCKHART
Feb. 4ih, 1913 p.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

Is hereby gwen that we have this day bought
at constable sale as the property of John Fulmer,
two Lrowbars one hook one croscut Saw; one
iron Kettle one Sleigh, one log chain and one
woodsled, one plough one harrow, with ten teeth,
Eleven acres of ryein the ground, and have left the
same in his possession during our pleasure,of which
the public.wiIl take notice.
ABRAM YOUNG.
;.-Ssry IS :-rs,. 40.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJOTICE is hereby given, that letters ofadmin-
~ istlation &c have been granted to the subscri.
ber on the estasc of
BENJAMIN GREASY,
late Of Miflin township, in the county cfColumba
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate aic
hereby required to come forward without delay and
aettle their respective dues. Those having demands
on said estate are requested to present their claims
properly attested for settlement.
will meet debtors and creditors on the 2Sth OF
February and first of March at the late residence OF
the deceased to make settlement with all who NAV
call, ABRBHAM LUDWIG, Adm'r.
February 4, ls43.
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NOTfCF,

rs hereby given that have purchased at rcnsta-
bic sale as the property Of James Stackhcuse, one
sorrcl horse, one COW, one hei1et, one Sleigh and
and have lef, the same in his posseosion during my
pleasure of which the pubic will lake notice
LEVI BISEt,
Feb, IL, 1852,
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NOTICE

NUITCE ~ -
n hereby given,to all persons, that have put-
IL chased at tonstablc sale, as the property of
William Kie, one sorrcl Horse and Harness, one
red Cow. two red ana white Cows, one red Heilleh
three spring Calv $, one Hauow,one mantle Clock,
one tanning Mill, Ave Hogs, one Plough, aud have
left the in possession of said Kie, during my
pleasure, of which the public will take notice.
VIM. G.. HESS.
Jan. Y, 1897
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FcbruarS IL, ls43--4s,
NOTICE.,

THAT have purchased at constable sale as the
property of Elisha Hess yoke of work cattle,
one plough, one tanning mlonc mantle clockand
have left the same in his possersion during my
pleasure ofwhich the public will take notlce.s
PHILIP FRITZ,
February IL, ls43-42. p
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s.sEditofs giving the above few insertionsa and
sending the Nos. containing it marked ,oiM INK, to
the Publishes sha rscrive the work for one year.,
OFEditors giving the above five insertions and
calling attention to it Editoria1ly, shall receive in
addition, the nine,eeAth volume Of the Knickerboc
ker, commencing January, ls42.
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For the convenience of neighbors and to facili.
tate remitances, we will send when RENTED post
paid
Seven copies of the Wreath, one year, fof sb 90
Four copies OF the Wreath and any three
dollar Magazine, 90
Five copies ofthe Wrealh,ah any Phila.
delphla Weekly Paper, B 90
Fifteen copies of The WREATH 10 90
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dollar Magazine, 10 90
Ten copies of the Wreath, ,and Sparks Life
of Washington, in Nos. 10 90
Ten copies of the Wreath, and SCOTS
Novels, 10 90
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(Boz's) Works, 10 90
Twenty copies of the Wreath, and any
one Of the above namel works, is Cd
Specimen Numbers furnished, if ordered
postpaid. ..
Address DIRE w D. SCANNED l.. Pu6
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NOTICE.

Feb. 4lh, ls43-43 p.
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Fist of Letters,

Remaining at the Post Office Cat,awissa,
January 2, ls43.
D.ts,G O., ~ ~ a ... ~ ~ a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
Correspondence oi Pomerov s Co.

I7SISIIUeI 60
The aggregate of wheat and flour reaching Cleveland by
the canal annually growing less in consequence Of the
increasing number OF mills going into operation in
Ohe. From 2lo50 0C0 bushels received IN i74o the I'M
ports this only 5000 tushes-au aston
:hug iimiuuon when consider the general prosperity
and Of the State Comparing tie arti-
Gle oonr for the period thefe IS gain the
ty Coming toward tie lake OF 700 ibis the two inter
mediate wars falling further below that Ia ashes
ae increase is s,rikng!y apparent In lS40 hs quantity
reaching Cleveland from Interior of the State SO IN
significant be omitted altogether ia the annual report
Iu 34l eco casks forward; IN lsl2 i6S and this
season We haze 266 casks 60 co OF tobacco In 1899
,sre arrived at Cleveland s27 hhds in isio, 932, in
lS4l el2: ia lsl2 1868; and this season lI39 hhds
Wool also fast assuming high importance Last sea
l99 500 lbs forward This year the aggregate IS
3al,l3s lbs
The St. Clair will leave for Detroit tomorrow Snow
hsre inches teep
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

OeeHlNo oe THE NORWICH AND WORCESTER
p.uRoAD.-We received polite invitation from
the Directors to attend the celebration of the open
80 of the extension of this road 10 Gales Ferry
hnt were prevented by other engagements from
attending We copy the following account from
Courier and Enquirer, which amply supplies the
Mace of our own experience;
The cars were readiness the deo, at e after one
,cIock and away the new and el:eanr rail
,,d bridse which spans the Sh.tuckt, down the II bank
the ryer The terminus The road along the mar
o though dfeary enough to-day VIII urnis! ghtiui
da in the pleasant OF the year aud less naupi
c,ons s,s Of the weather. As was however was quite
noossb!e uot 10 enjoy The bridge Of which | nave
n6ken Is constructed upon what novel aud which
mus, strike all others most ingenious principle Al all
events at any rate, will speak welt ~ FOR il carried
roe company Of US well 0rer twice succession. and
m there be no doubt carry the safely over for
ff,y years for butin the substantial manner and
boaeh il about huadred aud forty feet opr yr hou
solitary support from The bottom WAS 10 all arpearauce
>. firm and with h;tle SHAKING soHe cause7yav The
road tse appsars TO be psrmanel:y constructed
and exhibits every evidence 81 stability ress and u ra
bT IL is carried large creek called Pousetapnoc
Cove upon plincs aud peculiar Tuibls work The
name of which engineering ;arl,nce have forgotten
The road this river estpaiy OF gEaai difficulty
and considerable expense ~ coase4aeace Of the gree. dep.
of the mud the bGttomG places extenjiuc 20
serenity eighty eet ana aiier t had been filled the
line OF r0sd Ban several feel hrG9 sutsacs of The
water and caused the soft bottom rise each CON
siderable height about The level Of the river
The difficulty has been fully overcome how ever and the
track Of the read apparently solid and substantial that
OF terra fina. The cost Of constructing these miles
Of te extended track s lass ;hs, hundred fifteen
thousand dollars lis importance " h- interest o r
pany and the Of the put w,i be almost IA
calcalabe has proIahiy settled al can't a. lie ealUa
Of The stack and vii place 4 cmoag ias profitable
in the country The advantages cbyon5 those -
quau,sd all with the foPop, ef r- route as to leave
le necessity for enumefatIng them IL VIII relieve
steamboats, connected wh the line from the difficult
navigation OF The ames ~ low Stages Of water and dur.g
the dark nights, When the JCs f7a 10 'ovieGon at ait
difficulty that always renders the Communication mas
ureaby nncertan; bnt what infinitely more moment
will keepaa open navigation durnr the The tsrrn
pnnt the always cpen and free from ice
longer than the Narrows Throg Poiu ard coneqaeotl;
all times when 1t is possible reach New Yo,l through
Long Island Scud the steamboats, ways connected Nth
the Norwich Worcester and Boston Bzilroad al Aliens
Point Tins decisive, and places TIE adciousncss
policy OF making tins extension beyond all question
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
III.
SEARS,S EIELE BIOGRAPHY.

Fr0hn nc :! ~ Vrt I iO'lgTN''77S!s It!tgIHVN
Aoag IN" multitude of Books, rarIous in their cn
ter rs in their external appearance. which con>tntv ssue
from the press pleasant OF rcn r0ue nd
unevceptiouablc in letter and spirit but sau'ary in il,
tendency and Influence Such the book 70 which we would
ian parents and suai4ls who are solicous for the moral
,veara Of ;-ec children and wards. his work contains
series Of biographical sketches Of the distinguished
mentioned in th Sculptures, fom Aan John the Baptist
With sketch Of The human hic Of the Red emer and dsse
the fulfilled propnec:es aud other matters highly
interesting :" the Christian the whole illu.trae b. about
/: is handsomely bound in clsh and St and sold at the low
mice Of S2 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD,

--b; ;; d;ni 80 - - -. -. b,,iI 80 ;n,e-o.-;nr
volumes for YoCyc PEoTE especially eyer issued from The
American Press We should like 70 give onE readers few
extracts from II, with o the numerous pictorial
embellishments with which it adorned; but We iound We
could not without doing great Injustice 10 the whole
We will therefore recommend all who want OF work
Of permanent interest and vaus-onc thai M cc aud prove
useful in c ajnil circle when the ephmera tah o the
day passed away and * ior-oan;o purchase these
Wonders; Onc of the Reviewers Of this work, in late
NeTvTor; Pager, apr-oprs'el;- remarks: The Ancient;
hoasfed of their SfS WONDERS, bt Mr. Serss and
invauable work will prove, that we odefns, can boast of
cur THoUs WcNDERs."
C Each of the above works !, beautifully printed and
illustrated and put chy ornaentsl bindings highly
adapting them splendid presents for young people.
dress T. WiLkER & co, III Fulton ST. New ork City.
- Cergymen, Surerntenens AID Teachers Of Sabbath
fomascIs aud Booksellers througkuat the country
pecully requested to 7ct our Agents The most liberal
rcr centa-e allowed To all who engage the sale Of
SEARS POPULAR PICTORIAL WORKS.
No letter will be taken fronths Office unless posi- lad
dl nis +, WALKER tCO., ln Fulton s; New ork
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
SEARS, NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

From tse Ns1c- I,r ior7,:sg Courier and Enquirer
Ihis IS s'ari ORR Of some hundred ocavo pases.
illustrated ana enbelsh by several hundred
most 69aad and on the whole one Of the most
ractVe aad Faluae vGnes 7rc ted 10 the pueic Tor
rir,e Those who will examine t:r be satisfied
are l a~sa sale il mas evidently been pre-
pared Win very Sat labor flr With the
esre called FOR IN compiling important ork. The enbci
ishaens are n:Iy q them e Exceeding great merit and If
teIe shouid De my objection the OF the rpropria
ness to zhoud weigh littlcagsinsi the richness
othe co'iecoa Trey must have been got upat very
siderable cost and viii afford and attraction 70 TIL
vounse! class of readers especially while the intrinsic excel
ience OF tbs work Itself aside from all other considerations
must CIV" Il great and unprecedented circulaton o
family catinC itself Christian hoad be without this book
ard We tfrst that professor Of holy regioa, who has
OF he volumes and has the {moderae Teansl
~tt!,n his power s he ssithouti Such Treasure this
would h1v- hcn considered few years since, wonder
and the out ot the generation hardly appreciate
ke advantages Which they possess those who hye bnr
recently preceded then For ycr riil,ns sum, oar
CcDeatlon may possess. volume what thirty
vea ago could hrdly have been chased ay price.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
oPic.IStONS Or The FREss:

oPi,.ISToSS Or The FRESs:
ne suejseIls iadze che o. gseat extent and spe1do:
| - .ha country which gave MIN birth"
..-,..,., n. Y. Commercial yAdvertise.,
raeisd with the eiaen, favor both III lis country and
IN EuoDe Tl reflect The highest upon the es
Thc authors previous histor secured for him, The judge
nc1t OF The mcst eminent critics no only Of this couny
place the greatest historians who written
ir and I n fsoTE IS IN f % ags and in nam eG be-
p7in Of historical interest and worth OF the most Talu
ole and popular issued io' HinE vr,Bi7,7
9ot stsss M P5sseo'ts SECOND ssn.a.d h
5pon ,s axeeiIeace o hs and stronger co.nendator
o could expressed It's distinguished the same
t9Iy rests and the sac fidelity IN le use Of them and the
sarns BEAUTIFUL style OF coIn2o5itIon.-
patience and eaboracnsss Of eseelc impartial
sftias Of ssence lie jud5szent and ne h.
s% hi.tory r1aad an Isabella .o,s are
t5ems present. 81. .ns :sGy ag ad 'ped
The most took 6oh il ias: matter
s' Th6ab iSSa;i9a history this has ali the charms o vsII;len
nee the aud GRACEFUL and the facts, themselves
0i' q interest are esen's' - ''SsT TSunda- Mercury
present work viii In crease the authors reputation
and deepen The engs o-a.tude which l:o his own coun
ryH.sn 1T least chtiu due. The subject Is one OF
4o vch h ] nae,. @ have @ b BEEN S drawn were almost
Il uneIpcrsd before ana he has oronsht 70 the tk
ted wenrei mind, exquisite and habi;S Of IL:
dust of 70 ordinary stamp y. /. Piebeian
A SorS b. Anz1ic:n author. u7on sqhec: deer
Anecan interest from American equal = a:y ;hIns
that has published for loI past sither SIDE the
Atlantic and calculated confer the hughes; manor or AI
can literature The author has aconnd judgement. highly
cultivated and 1vcsored miad, eaiaisite a<i9 and
habits Industrious research which fairly riva those oi Nh
Sparks HIMSELF N y Sun.
Nr Pcsco;tis known throughout EuroCa as the most ac
tom c9 be a ac5nrs VI vii e s er enee y
saIendd his;or !, IS the result Of the extended and
careful and hitherto
- IN. Y. Tribune
au,ho is in orerr respect worthy of the task he has
urferakc presenting faithful and acceptable history o
the remarkable went OF .hich he and indeed no
sen either hemisphere ehan% 50 rccaa5 it'd Tor IL
research and by d:tnsushed l,,ear taste AccGtdlnsly
well As valuable historical workS OF the day. and those
o read history for fhe philosophical lesson y ts,ches and
vcys may alike be pfotted b. the reading The Albion
loo,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
RICH. AMUSINl4A sTRIcTIyE BOoK

RICH. AnhUSiNIASDlNSIB ~ T. BOON.
tie wno blends instruction with delight,
P;ost with pleasure, carries all the rotes'
.'t't Published, t-i.h q highly finished PorfrTit
efiis distinguished Editor E,c-cSta or, Sieei 6v Dsk
SEARS GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE.
1I!eaddy lns'raed work comprising the finest series o
cr'b'iisheni, ever Presented the American pubic owe
hlndsoe large octave. nf 800 pegs, elegantly bound. Price
only s. 30 This srierd:d volume comprises within itsc
c CoMFLETE LIBRARY OF
CScEr;! and Entertaining knowledge,
Condensed IL or m,lil III style. and ccriouS
embracing Of subjects Literature
Sc: and Art,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

n The two white Negro Children are attracting great
attention al Pales Museum and with Madame AGoph
FoItuGe Teller and the splendid performances, tsy VII BE-
sure TO give The Manager iu hooses.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

&C. We see by notice in another column, VILLAS, the
celebrated founder of the system ofCandy making
selling the best candy Cor sixteen per pound His place
Of business is at 45l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

ioNsTrR "a il.yician, whose name we suppress, 10
wcstree sufvriug with indesctbable horror terrible
60ra OF his face, aH!s and ans, refused 10 apl salFs
presented 10 him tthe Pam Extractor from omstoct 81
because he did not know no snassit He would rather
Inc UiteIe should dls toIuTs an yield h pvJudces TO
the cause OF human sufferers.
Contrast wiih is the noble Conduct oi pr IL Mel an,
No WsIre-street QUE of the oldest ard noat eminent ply
IN THIS city, who had the hberaty send Tor the
ye the OF burn the family Of Nehemiah hoger,
E No 6ssenwchstreet, and the cando 10 call At ON
stocks No Il Coutndt-seet To gave information OF us
extraordinary effects Ia casg te pain and RAPIDLY curGg the
case aud 10 sUpyll himself with NOR OF leatnsie Il every
physician would be thus humaue the propetos outG II td
seet their views and them with s remedy which IN
es cases of external ntanmsou and all sores IS more o"
eu! and ttecuA than any other prescription ever St AZ
vented by one all medical insi existence i ms IS 90
and the town must know sooner or ate al my rat ~
10 be had 0Rig II toUtlndSti6et ana North iith
street, ThilaleiIhia