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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

A PLACE WANTED, either as waiter or gar
Adener by who has had experience both eapactes
Apply al 6ST Broadway. DDS 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

UUYERS or JEWELRY would do well 10
~ call the subscriber, who has for sale all the modern
patterns of Bracelets Breast Pima, CHAINS Finger Rings,
Loctes Pencils aud Spectacles aud variety OF similar
goods which Will be sold cheap ALBERT BEACH,
d I'm ia Chatham
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

NA7M. 7. JENNINGS " CO., Drapers and ! Ial- al
an solicit attention assortment of seasona6s goods
including Cloths Cassimere, Yestnes Gc IN all the ne"
and various styles.
Under the that the system of small profits and
quick returns which has elected liberal patronage, WIZ
be continued whilst such as VIII enable
rs 70 ill all orders utur. with promptnsss
feature in the establishment which must commend II 70
those requiring articles Immediate the addition &c
our stock of an assortment OF first atty ready made Gar
nens consisting OF Surtous. Focks Dress Coats Pana
locus, Vests, Office Goats, Travelling frocks, Dr4.'ns
Gowns, sc. . 80. n.
keTchjs Gloves 5uspenders Hosiery, Under ess Draw
e Muslin Shirts Collars. ac at prices which must oife
Inducements 10 purchasers lYto ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

Those breaking up hoasCkeeI ing wishing sell sl
portion of their Furniture, Ill ind ready sale by send
ing line calling upou The subscriber.
Sales BY Aucrcu faithfully attended, TO-
au2oistf +. COTTON, ll3 Fulton and 81 Ann sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
Az FROCKS, CLOAKS. &c.-Extra Beaver aud Pilot
Cloth Over Coats, Winter Focks, Sacks, sc. Also,
and medium quality Co Coaks for sale at 2al Broadway,
American Hotel, opposite the Fountain: .
ol3 isf WN T. JENNINGS Y CO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

I UESDAf, Dec q, IoiJ
Presen-The Lent Governor, the Chancellor the hiel
Justice, Senator'S Btrtht Bockee Chamberlain Corning,
peqson, Deyo, Dickinson Dixon, Ely Faulkner Foster,
franklin, Hard Hopkins Lawrence, Lott Mitchell. Plat,
Porter, Putnam, Rhoades Root Scott, Scoril, Sherwood,
Strong, Narney, Works. Wtlght--32
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

TO SILK GROWERS-A RARE CHANCE
Ihe subscribers executors, &c OF the late John Parke
Esd have about Of the Morus Mulucau
iwhere there Is tourshing Silk Mandatory in opera
tiou) winch they Offer for aleeither the aoue with
the gIound-on favorable terms Or they would the
whole responsible person disposed engage the bus
ness. Letters (post pad) will be- attended TO-
ABM. GOODWIN,
die 2w&at d. BURNETT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

u The following letters to us IN addition
have been stolen from the Mails, to our detri-
nent over SlO0 Can any one aid us in finding
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

MTANTS-lMPORTA DO you want pair
w OF India Rubbers at wholesale price :?
Do you want S. pair of Boot, for 50 so?
Do you pair Of apoeon Taps put your bootsl
20 you want a6oI Of Leather Pesevaye waterproof
the se-son at rs Maiden lane below Pearl street.
d5 Inns GEO <. BAKER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

FURNITURE NOrlCE-Sota BedSteadS, &c {.
L +. COTTON would inform all who IN want Of Far
OF any asserpa9n ha ne prepared 70 urni.h and
constantly hand large including
Eanes Patent Sofa 8edste.ds which for simplicity, dus
oy and economy without hsr equal. The public
invited 70 call and tyamre thema,o, all other kind, Of
IL. h....l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

IATINDOW SHADE DEPUT, No. I Spruce
w street ~ Y.-The subscribers invite the attention 81
the public their splendid assortment OF Decorative
care and warranted TO Persons purchasing of us have
great advantage other places as we are getting up
Stock shades pattern or size The ,bi, Go
Wild Vigns;,ss French Scrolls ygnete and Rosette Cen
Tres Tntern: Abbeys Moonlight Views, &c &c Signs,
banners and Decorations done style not TO be surpassed
Souihern and Western Merchants supplied with any 9uan
y. ldl lmsl bAhlO- . Dc- ~-l.- n.1, - =
CUPEKIOK OLD PORT WINE BRANDY,
Wine in glass and on draitals- old pale Cog. Brandy
Old Madeira and Sherry, 81 ass and IN wood. F.,
an. - aact aonIc 10 GILBERT DAVIS,
IA istf IS Pine street. OF William.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

T AIDES WITH HAIRY LIPS OR FACE
- Use Bouard Uproong Powder 1t takes syery par.i.
Gle Of hair off where il applied and instead OF niarnE,
Sold the Of the American Eagle SO Chathsms,rees,
Be CAREFUL Sold also at Staest Boston, Ledger Build
inR5 Phade pha: 207 King-at, Charleston. s. g. d20 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

~ lCHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney.
LN cOnnsction with his Associates Washington, for
the prosecution OF Claims the General Government OF
the United Staes-No. s. Wall-st. New York. n6 tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-29

GOOD BOARD with or without rooms can be
~ obt sinsd At 70 Cliffstrret. DIG 2w~
A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can obtain
meals a; 70 John payable in dry good, groceries.
rOS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
NlIHfalTH!Y|fIlElIlY|!r'Tl|EijatIF3IE1gFNI

DELUGE IN NEW YoRK.-Me learn by III.
New York Commercial Advertiser. that siorm of
Rain commenced in that city. on Monday evening
last which nearly delueed the lower part Of tho
city. Great injury done IN the cellars and
Easements la Ce'ire aud Pearl Streets. the damage
was heaviest and on Long Island. along The Ran
-Soad Tie houses were mostly sub merged.
On Staten Island The destruction # pnperty has
been great. attended we PANIED 70 add with "A
loss "i ie and other personal injury. Al the quar-
raniine ground tbs morning the cellars generally
were iouT ieei deep with wafer. and the inhabi-
ians, young and old, huisily employed m b aiing-
The roads are completely washed away. aud a u the
small bridges which them DESTROYED The
Richmond iurn ike Is quilted frum the effects of
lam as 10 be nearly quito mplssibe Tor vechi!es
In one place. about one hundred cart loads Of earth
were swept from The rad on the hank 10 The shore
AZ the water r. shed over The heights this morning .
our Ihiormant SAYS that il gave h I'm The best idea
ni d caiarnci which he ever bched.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

COMPANY because ell Stage Goa panies will look
only 10 their immediate interests, raiss fare. when
the road is hrongcJ; thus disgust and drive OG rovei
We all ksow we'll what the effect of relying
upon transient wagons last winter. II was ruinous
10 the rouie. Now, the same principle. II the
Rail Road will agree to give twenty per cent on oil
freight carried from Cumberland to Wheeling. in
three days. at fifty cents hundred aud supply
the first wagon line put with the first load. and
IRON Wheeling to Cumberland The same. they will
soon fi,d Wagon Lines. that will increase the bust
ness Of Lhc road essentially. aud attract. whatever
pnce the Pannsyl, AHA works may adopt. n very
Inrge proportion of the light goods at least. The
public may call these monopplies, or what not; but
Il they are necessary in order TO subserve public
Interest, they are certaiEy not oppressive to the
public.
The Pusburghers say that unless This thing is
soppsd and the Pi IIsburgh passengers carried
the road. as cheap the Wheeling ones. they will
be compelled to abandon the Baltinore and Ohio
Rail Road altogether Well and do they think the
Rail Road will be hut by NJ They have only been a
curse 10 it in any way. Every movement Pittsburgh
ers have made about it. has been intended TO en-
barrass and iniure the company. and nothing would
afford them grener delight now, Than II the road
sunk by an eOrihq uake.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

The European correspondents Of the RichmAi
Enquirer speaking Of the feelings Of the nations.
the Old World towards the United States, SAYS thai
their present course brings TO his mind al occur.
renee which took place ~ Kentucky years ago
The Bar al L., was Distinguished Tor ne talents
tall plain looking. farmer like young man. Of one
aGd twenty. admitted 10 practice in the Courts.
The old lawyers, although there was much proles.
sional rivalry among themselves. determined 10 ore.
vent lhls beardloss plebian, as they termed bit,
from rising BY speaking Unexpectedly Of hs quail
6caliCns. lie pursued, however the even tenor n
his way, daily increasing IN legal end intellectual
sireRgih, 10 the modification Of his seniors Al
length, case was called, Of complicated cbsrsc
Ter aud he appeared for the defenco, against such
en- array Of the old members a. had never before
been retained BY Client Upon taking his seat. q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
PRACTICAL JoKlNG.-A wag,

FhAC IICAL JOhIINU.-N WhS' III q
country bar room, where each man was
relating the wonderful tricks had seen
performed by Signor blitz and the rest
of the conjuring family, expressed his
contempt for the whole tribe, declaring
that ne could perform any of their
tricks, especially the one OF breaking a
watch in pieces and restoring il whole.
At once several watches were produced
for the experiment. lie selected the
best, put it inyo mortar, aud pounded
away. "There are the pieces" ayes"
all exclaimed, snow lets see the watch
tie used various mysterious words,
shook up the fragments, and at length
threw down the contents Of the mortar,
observing, swell thought could do it,
but by George | can't"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

VALLEY or THE COLUMBIA do not d.
late upon IN value and extent Vi this great country
A word sufIices TO display both. In extent, % u
larger Than the Atlantic portion Of the old lhiIIeen
United Siaes ~ climate, softer IN fertility greater;
in snlubniy. sUperiOri IN position better. because
fronting Asia. and washed by tranquil To-
these particulars, the western slope e our continent
far more happy Than the eastern. ln ils conhagra.
lion IL 10 ineIpressihy fine ard grand-a vast OBJ
long square, with natural boundaries aud single gate
way into the The snow capped Rocky Noun.
iains encOse Il on the north and sandy plains the
the south. All ~ uyers. rising from the segment
OF vast circumference run 10 meet each other ~
The centre, end hen flow together into the ocean.
through gap ~ the mountain where The heats Of
summer and the colds Of winter are. and where nor
ihern and southern diseases are equally snknOwn.
This BE- the valley Uftbe COlumbia--a county whose
every advantages is crowned by the advantages OF
cOnfguraiion-by the unIOn Of al be- paris the in.
accossib ity Of s borders ard Ne single inirogres-
sion 10 the Such q cOhLiry is formed iOrunou,
wealth and strength. II can have bot one capital.
and that will be The bes-but enc commercial en-.
pouum, end lbai will be q Tyre, queen Of critics"
-BeNi0a's speech on dc treaty Of Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
GREAT BARGAIN.
TIE IRISH AMERICA.

Az f. ROBINSON will deIive his third and
w Inst Lecture on IRELAND AND THE IRISH.
in the CITY HALL an Monday evening. August
%. The Lecture will embrace among other topics
some remnIks on what Irshmen nave done iUr Anne.
TIca. concluding with description Of the patriotic
virtues oC the Daughters of Eun
TlCKETS-Each admitting lady and a gentle.
man. rs cents, to be had at the usual places and at
the door.
Va Doors open ut u o'clock; Lecture tn
mence al o'clock pIecis ly. aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

IL n II n d l. OK,
a RE just receiving from New DIRK Phila-
"A delphia and Balun.Ore, at their Store No.
I57 Main sire ct, WHEELING, Va. an entire new
took OF British, French aud American Coos,
OF all the various styles and qualities, TO suit the
fall trade There will be founs IN the assortment;
40 pieces assorted Cloths, 20 ps cassImeres,
so ps Ky Jeans; 90 ps Red, White and Yellow
FLAIR elsj 300 ps bleached Muslinsj so ps Bed
TickIngs: 700 rs American and British Prints;
30 bales Bro wn SheeIings; 60 ps plain, striped
and changeable Alpaca Lustresj 20 ps Ghusans,
new article for Ladies dresses; 80 ps Earlston,
French and embos sed Ginghams; 81 ps German
and French MerinOes; 10 ps French Bombazines;
20 ps q ssoTted Silks; 30 ps Insh Linens; 80 ps
Apron Check, 10 Ps Furniture dol 10 ps Ghahe
cloths 10 ps Hard Times; 20 ps Forest cloths,
100 ps colored Muslins; rs ps Mouslin de Laines
plain, striped and changeabe; 100 doz LADIES'
SILK, worsied, cotton, Lise Thread and MOhair
HOSE 90 doZ Ladies and Gents Gloves of all
descriptions and prlcesi 800 doz Spool cottons,
assorted numbers; 200 lbs Skeln Gotten, white
and cold; 100 lbs Patent Thread all coloTs; 10
lbs Sewing silk; 100 packs German and Amer
can Pms; 100 doZ gum, webb and nett Suspen-
deTs; 80 ps Pongee Hdkfs, 20 ps Flag and Fancy
doj 10 doz Italian CTavats, 90 dOZ Satin and
Bonn bazlne Stocks, 20 dOZ Linen Cambria Hand
kerchiefs, ps rich fg'd and striped Velvet for
Ladies dresses, 10 ps Tx Velvet 10 ps cotton do.
pc alpine cloths for Ladies riding habits, 30
doz silk, Taglonl Edinburgh and nett Shawls.
Together with variety of Fancy Goods, Rib
6699ns, ATtiheIal Flowers, Edgings, Insertings,
Bobbinetts, Swiss Null and Jaconet Muslins;
Grecianette5 and Cap Laces, Wash blonde and
DshOP LaWhss AhO-a large assOT tment of
Coat Trimmings, Tapes, Isiels and Buttons. of all
descriptions.
ALSO
20 dOz Florence Braid, Prime Albert, Cypress,
Strtw and SILK BOnnets.
30 doz Mems and Boys Sealetle Caps,
10 dOZ Nelyeteen and ClO,h do.
10 uOl Fur do.
2 don sup Otter do
% bales Pittsburgh cotton Yarn, 10 balesbat.
ting, &c. &c. 90 prs Rose and Mqckfnao BIaH-
kstS1EIhe above goods were purchased al the
md UrfrfI hssa hr.l IL
or retail az Prices that cannot be beat West Of
the Mountains. All we ask, - for the public to
cail and examine our stock. N trouble o snow
goods 20 No l57 Hain street, WHEELING, Va.
aug 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

A steamboat captain, after hearing
John Quincy Adams speak, is said To
have made the following quaint remark !:
.'Uh that we could take the engine out
Of the old 'Adams,' and put it in new
huiI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

TASSO'S WISlI.-Tasso being told
that he bad an opportunity Of taking ad-
vantage ola very bitter enemy;--'I wish
not 70 plumber him. said hei but there
are things which I wish 70 take from
him, not his honor, his wealth or his
Iifs-but his W piH.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

In an advertisement M yesterdays Gazette. the
publishers slate that the circulation Of the Daily and
Weekly Gazette is greater than that Of any other
papers in Western Virginia Tha, is not So. That
OF The Times is now and has always been greater
than that Of the Gazette We do not desire any
controversy with The publishers Of tina paper, nor
wall We have any bu The correction Of such errOrs
we onsdsr q duty to curselL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

A man named VIM Curreu, was stab.
bed with bowie knife, by Jas. Blaney,
in New York City on Tuesday morning
last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
1000 Iana % oA 1!6g'

81 doz Bed Cords, 30 dor Plough Lines.
rs Coils Manila Rope. 20 Coils Hemp Rope
Is Reels Packing Yarn,
ALSO-LlNES and TWtNES Of ell kinds which
will be sOld as low ior CASH, az can be purchased
West Of the Mountains. Tho public are respsct-
fully solicited 10 give me q call before purchasing
elsewhere. CHARLES w BERRY,
COrdeHH Store,
aug 2G Head Of Waiersf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

LOOKING GLASSES,--We saw yesterday in
at Messrs. Niende e. Hnrbours four Of the above ar
Icss. five feet inches in length. that exceed
in beauty and value anything Of the kind we have
eyer s, en m this city. The frames were deep ma
hogOny add the plates perfe city fair even. and
half an inch thick. IN every way they show
The person Of The beholder to the life-wiIh no;
Jaw or defect They are intended for n gen.
lleman an Nashville Tenn. and also great credit to
Wheeling manufacture.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

II appears that The friends Of Mr. Van Buren, ann
of Mr. Calhoun respectively, have not agree 4 uvou,
all the poInls involved in the organization &c III.
National Convention which H. To give Gne of them
or some else the honor Of nomination for thsr
Presidency. The Charleston Courier thus appr,,arl..
Is this difiicuquesIion.
The National COHpe ntion.-There are three plans.
Il. TO elect by Districts and per c,piia- tins
is The Maryland plan. which the friends f MIR
Calhoun accede. and insist that Il the only rea.o
nabe or fair 3 To elect 10y Districts or S,ate.
Cow enn and vote hv States. but count per capito
this is thai Virginia de.cript-thaI politicaI
mongrel-Ihai incOmI rehensible and ridiculous NV
5rid. which las attribute To make il respec table
but it's garing injustice aud intense mischevosne,s
md 20 which we appiehcnd, unless better reasons
are given for IL than have yet cume our the friends
of popular sovereignty and the Independence of the
smaller Safes never will acced There isa
third plan upon which for the sake Of peace u = nna
willing meet Van Buren, allies plan Of thei,
owu-a plan whic;' viii lie perfectly fair To the can
dIdates. and preserve the balance OF tho States ma
djusted by the COns ulon- the plan OF the InJi.
ana Democracy. viz: That il shall he lefi TO a mai,
riy of the Siaics seIIle all the prel;mnaries n
the CunvenIion-lime, mode { election and u,,,Io
OF vuIirg. Tue first ndeej-time-has been alrea.
dy settled by u. Come, cume up 10 the scratch no,~
gentlemen Of Albany and Richm nd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

VIM Robb hasTeceiyed lew eUpIes of"Change
for American Notes." being hat at Dickens, brought
out alike by his Notes and Martin Chuzzlewiu II
i. good ining, and we'll worth the money it costs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

DEATH or GENERAL JACKSON.-w recei.
we'd yesterday letter from Nashville Of the 2Oth,
five days out only, and no mention was made Of
Gen Jackson's death or illness. We presume the
statement OF his death Is rroneous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

h'N,is "'u"'p"ann argument, they said. one 10
he will psss, whether or not" lie did n5s.- "a
his practice thereafter was more lucrative tb., -
of all The other members OF the Bar. Aud IN, -
Of the Old world now very reluctantly rerna,k
I'VE may as welllsrn hot tall boy. he "moi,l Repu6.
tc." pass. for u will pass, whether or not"
Was net That tall boy'-ihst" beardless Tleb;op
HARRY CLAYi And sre Bot the pampered mop
naies-self sly led Democrais--for egsct--alI com
bined prevent justice from being done 10 IIarrv
Of the Wesir And will they not he compelled Ia s.,
again. awe may we'll let that inil hoy pass iur re-
oil pass. whether or nOi.-Ater. Coz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

BUSINESS IN PITTSBURGh.--Inc consequence
OF tile low stage Of the waier but le business Is
doing al Pittsburgh, at this time. None but tho
highest class of steamers pass; aud The water Is
so low IN the channels. that they often stick 10
discourage them IRON doing much business. The
keel boats, therefore do the of the fansporia
'ioni Of course freight is high.Zanesre Recorder.
The Recorder is certainly disinl4resied witness.
and the editor has been at Pittsburgh fer days
There has been bat one small lot Of freight sent
from this place down by keel il having been ship
ped daily by steamboat Yet the P,Irshurgers say
navigation is good above rs below Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
DUTY ON TOBACCO.-Mt Merd. orrhe Aim

DUTY ON TOBACCO.-Mf Weed. ofthe Alba.
ny Evening Journal. in Of his excellent letters
Lom England says: The duty on tobacco in Eng
land and France enormous. was startled 10
learn, what every American ought TO know. that
England derives an annual revenue of abouI fifteen
millions. and France still larger sun. from duties
upon tobacco. And This is purely duty for rev
enue. In urging their free trade doctrines upon
Congress. f our Southern brethren would insist upoh
reciprocal free trade, The increased demand for to
bacco. with lis increased value TO the producer.
would bring prosperity and wealth to the producing
SiaIes."
MIR Weed does not reflect that Southern free ira.
ders do not care for that which shall benefit Ihen-
All they desire is to cripple and injure The North
Their only design to keep down the Northern po-
pulaiIon and keep them N poverty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26
JOB PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING.
NJ EATLY cxerured AT the office of the II AII,Y
IL AND WEEKLY TIMES, If
MAIN q UNioN STREETS, by J. +. WHARTON,
and at The LOWEST possible prices. aug 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-26

aug 26
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31

~ UEANoI.!iN, ..lgi!th CirculL-thr Bank
o t. Stlte OF N.Ys-Yors VS. the Bank
Buio,,o,ics is hereby given pursuant 70 an order Of %.
Court # hancrly date, the 2st day 81 sbauy 1873 tins!
:; ard .s,s ;hesst Bank Of Bn!.o thar b. oItf
II s ,ire OF the Masters 81 ,hs Count residing ntt
coiy OF te other things, 20 AXE aad STAT an ie,
coaut of ~ the demands OF any description aGaipSi The sad
Bank BafalO and enable the aid Narf TO iaAe and
state SAID account and for the general purpose cCntem2tstbY by
i- stlue. all the creditors o. TN sud bsn OF Buffalo me-
required exhibit 'eIi sn nt demands lg!n
the said b. II Buaio, JaG-s Ciuc.vr tqur the NH
having sai rorcr u char@e 81 has "f ih ihe CITY
ruta!o by ,l 3'' d Sgscler next and become IaIit,
irnm All b,asl ,g decree Which shall he nat. N his ss
and frorG ar ,hut9n Which sfa! b. nads under sieh &
cree Butl5ln " lrci. the IN. 1913.
IRA !. 81 1S~)d itscriyercl ti.r Bank fi 8nfao
J.N,,. .En,.a. t t..s:., ,5l' fsne-s- r-'rt!.t-t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31

MAGNETISM APPLIED To DISEASE
~ ~ Nt.JOHS>oN, h5 has ben ers-Ii.a-Et.ng Tor s
OF ne sntaec; OF Ana,! Magnetism respectfully aaaurte
,a nus numerous irents lr ir has iskea ~ 0c- a; no
Iha!noe!s'e-i sy- 5fS where he III agcy tiS lzsrt
10 i'- r7Ino'ai OF almost every Of diSe and -fF-
A. n besYS sf~ cure ae 4 aiready done several
aadfts oI ltStsc-s IL - also ecUTsc ne services ui
ei4cgJtEt no viii tie ustnrs of IT, isezss p ans
lnGi'lcnll 1 prescribe eln=dy s under nl-uei.c
Those who nave diseases Iaur s-andins sad ,si5 4ye
oe treated bF Physicians 70 purpose invited 10 call
I-rrnS rsaSau4lI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31
REMOVAI-TO NEW WORK

He Loss OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
DRASCE TO THE ACT OF WALHING-JCHN
OK leg iakrr &c esEcttUiy informs m
tti.ee, corner OF tlks-strret NevYogk CITY 'vhc= b,
coa'in1fs % As1alactr-t 4Ilieal Lahs ~ pszn 'y
t4cSt correct AID LEAST couspbc=tst svta tissi. -
~ s'sed 'as and ysorE zrtiaeiat Ie yrars
4na rn Manufacturer aI years ies coAS.af of giving
Sailstacton 10 all rho cali him foT .E,CiS HANDS
AIMS, CT the COMMON WOODEN LEG, sua srn.