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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
COLDs q CONsITMPTInN

M RS WILSON, Of Lancaster county. pa,
1'I entirely cured bY the use Of DR. Swayne's
slant cOHShInSI pam IN the side, back and head
u'pTaNed appetite, spltung Of blood. no rest a I
nlShtr &C. Alter using two bottles Of DR.
S"ayne compound syrup OtPrunus Virguiana
or wild cherry she found herself relieved and
by the tiae she had used the third bottle, She
found herself cured Of the aforesaid disease,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
RHEUMATISM and LAMENEss 20.

lively crrsd, anJ al snTIve!let mus Giles aud limbs
are restored, "a the old or young, hy he Indian
vegetable Elixir and Nerve and BoRC l.Ininent
but never without. the name Of COmstOck x
Co. omit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29

VIE subscribers have now on hand foil sun.
Il ply Of Hardware, Cutlery. Saddlery-HarJ.
ware, Carnage trimmings and Elliptic springs. 10
which hey invite the attention Of purchasers.
OFT & GREER.
SP l59 main street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
DALLEY's MAGIcALPa1M
nary remedy ever invented for ali new or old
EUENS & SSAEDS.

and sOIes, and sore cyl IL has delight,
thousands. Il will take out all pain i'm ten 1 IN
utes, and no failure. IL will cure the Piles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
HEADACHES

DR. Spohn's Headache Remedy will eHectuaIIy
cure sick headache either from the Nerves ur
bilious. Hundreds Of families arc using il yIth
great Joy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
DIR SrOmN'S ELlNIR OE mEALrm

for the certain prevention OF Fcr,rs, or any gen
eral sickness; keeping the stomach m most
perfect order, the bowels regular, and dstermI-
nauCn 10 the surfIcs. Colds, coughs, pans ~,
the bones. hoarseness and DrOPSg are quickly
cured by H. Know this by trylnS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-29
L.N'S SPREAD LNSTERS.

better and NOR. nice and useful article never
was made All should wear them regularly
LIN'S TEMPERANCE BrTrERS:
On the prlncip!S OF sub tiuiing the tonic in pacc
OF the the StimuidHt principle, which has reform
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02
entertainments.

NAvAL.-One of the earliest arrangements of the
new Secretary OF the Navy, the Hon. D. Henshaw,
has been to make the term of naval command two
years instead OF three. The object OF this atera-
ton is to make more equal distribution of SER
vice among the naval officers, which will be more
agreeable TO those on duty, as well portion who
are waiting orders, and really desire obtain
sonable proportion OF sea duty There is one other
arrangement that should accompany the one Just
alluded to, vz-that every naval offceI capable OF
doing duty, should be ordered TO duty, IN the
order 10 which they stand upon the navy register,
and compelled to perform such duty in their proper
turn and that those who are incapable Of perform
ing such service, be placed upon half pay list, with
moderate pensions to those whose service have
been such as call for such demonstration OF graft
tude at the hands of the country. This would equal
Ize the naval service, and cothe with honor those
only TO whom honor is Phil Chron.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

~ BRIsToL's sARsAPARILLA-AN AsTo.
NIsHING CURE.
NEW YoRu July 30, lS43.

Mr. BRISTOL -
Dear Friend For such esteem you, although ne.
have had the pleasure of seeing But have the
happness OF having my saved from most severe ana
distressing maady through the of your truly vaua
BILE Sarssparilla About fourteen months prevousto my
using your medicine, treated by medicsl gen.
tlemen for Scroula Kings evil in the neck oot an
efforts to stay his did accomplish any sood or
him His ulcers rapidly spread from day 70 Day uh We
became alarmed for safety OF his lie. 30 eNeve
was the liberation that was considered as past cure
The opening in his neck truly righuu and appear
ed TO be eating every thing None can describe
our feelings and painful forebodings az 10 he result OF MS
aalicton A friend to whom we feel greatly indebted
or his Kindness and advice seeing the boy stated that
he vould seod a nh sician whom he Knew would cure
him He aid so and my SURPRISE oil he recommended
penpg physc at frs and advised me to use
Rrsois sarsaparlla he stated he knew OF nothing
to II in such my sons This we attended
20 strictly as directed eager to save my son possible
and now we the pleasure and unexpected JOY Of be-
hoaing our son saved rom early grave for had his
disease been prey upon him. he could not have last
cd long He we'll his general health good and
with grateful feelings thee as proprietor OF SO great
remedy ascribe his solely to the use OF your
sarsaparilla We therefore take pleasure In recommend
ing your medicine although avese to the many nostrums
of the day, daily pufel in the papers OF this CITY we
can truly say that your sarsapara has proved to be
balm of value untold to us.
with great respect, yours, &c.
sAM'L MCGOWAN,
sos Water street.
To G. 4. Bristol, Buffalo, N, Y
Sold wholesale and retail, by VIM Burger 90 Court
lsndt street and all druggists In towA and country
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90 SAM SLICK IN THE FIELD-Published this
day "Wednesday Morning. Aug. q The Attsche, or Sam
Slick in England-complete in volume l2mo. price
40 For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
BURGESS STRIN GER, 222 Broadway,
corner Of Ann street.
A liberal discount made to the trade.
As there will be great rush for Sam Slick persons
wishing to procure copy will do well to call carly
they will be6isappented
Also published this day, No. IL of Ason's splendid
History Of Europe. Single copies Is cents All the
first Mes on hand-For sale Wholesale and retail, by
burgess & STRlNGER,
222 Broadway, corner OF Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

NIBLo's-M'sELLE CALvE.-The farewell benefit
OF this distinguished songstress and last appearance
of the French Opera, takes place tonight This
will be event in the musical world of New York,
for the prna donna appears for the frs, time in this
city in an Italian Opera, with French ibrato.
Had not this thoroughly studied musician and
artistic FULLY equsled and satisfied the most fastd-
Gus critics in every part she has hitherto assumed,
we should say that Anna Bolena was character Of
too great magnitude for even SO talented singer
IS M'selle Calve but we have little fear for her
success. The mad scene, in the Sd act will test
her powers; and we congratulate the amateurs OF
music having an opportunity OF hearing grand
opera, by Donizett, and be witnesses of the triumph
of the 6ensfciaire. Whatever may be the result Of
tn present movement to establish Frehch Opera
in New York, we are indebted to Mr.. Niblo for in
PRODUCING it pro tenn and M'selle Calves exertions
to make it popular. So adeu to the enchanting
prma donna and the talented troupe, I'll faut
partir"
A full synopsis in English Of the Opera, may be
found at F. G. Berteau's foreign book store, 3l5
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02
@z- THE BILL OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM

90 THE BILL OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
this week exceedingly rich That great contortonist,
Mr. Cole astobshes his audience hey ond MEASURE and
Great Western produces such raptures of delight
seldom enjoyed Mr. Bro Ser Mr. Philips, Cero, the
Brass band and the learned dog Billy, all most CAPT
features the rainment and always sure to
please They give superb entertainment this afternoon
o'clock and this evening at st. The new full length
portrait of Queen Victoria adds great interest to the
valuable collection Of curosities, and will doubt be
visited by many thousands of her ardent admirers We
learn that the New Hail. for the exhibition OF specimens
of goods &C will be opened Monday aad conribu
tors would do well to send in their specimens cards &C.
forthwith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02
u. y. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Bets.

Auousr ist.--Tbe following gentlemen were TINS
morning the Grand Jury for the term:
McErsth, Foreman; George w Able, Robert Cralg
head, Henry Cotheal, Dennng Duer John W. Grey,
John W. Howe John B. Haring, Joseph Jameson lanes
Murphy, John Cothout Peter Pinckney, John D. Wone
william Bunce, Henry N Cruger, Hemsn N. Chiids,
Nicholas Dean william Dubois Thomas Jackson JARVIS
Keen, and Jacob Acker
Judge Bsrrs delivered the customary charge TO the
Grand Jury, who afterwards retired to their room Tor
the despatch Of their business.
Ne Jury trials taken but the Court oceuped the
dayIwith arguments aud motions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

DEPARTURE OF Mr.. GUSHING IN THE Missouri
STEAM FRIaArE- AFTER a long detention in our har-
Dor, caused mainly by experiments of proposed al
souri,, Capt. Newton, departed from this city yesler-
day. bound for the Mediterranean. whose shores
she is 10 land the Hon. Caleb Cushing, Special En-
voy to China, on his way to that country
Mr. Cushing went on board yesterday, aud was
received with the salute due to his official rank ;
and the frigate proceede down the river little
after one O'Clock. Nat Int. Ang. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBTLITY.-THE TO
NC MIXTURE, prepared by the New York College o.
Medicine and Pharmacy, may be relied on as the mos'
efectua for debility lssude loss OF appetite ne
vous headache all forms OF spepsia or all unpleasant
sensations arising either from pro acted Illness OF
shattered constitution.
Sold in large bottles 81 each small do 81 eseh, ~ Gu
containing half dozen IS; carefully packed snu
to oil parts the Union. nso,u AGENT
Once and consulting rooms OF the College " '"o''N
and Pharmacy, " Nassau d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02
a. To All. THE WoRLp.-The best article Of

M TO ALL THE WORLD.-The best article Of
saTsaparilla is made by the Messrs Comstock Co., 81
Courtandt street. This house u.s. it is well known,th
most extensive dealers in medicine this continent and
experience learnt them how to benefit both the pub
lie and themselves by putting the price OF their pure Ex
tract of sarsaparilla to come within the reach OF aand
as purfyer OF the blood it cannot be surpassed. PIN
pies corruptions sc. the face will quickly disappear
by its short time. Price so cents per bottle -
dozen and to be had genuine only at q Courand street,
Mrs Hayes l3e Fulton street, Brooklyn; Smith, $40
Brc a1 street Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

CHATHAM THEATRE The performances this
evening are for the benefit of that pleasing and ia.
Tented actor Mr.. George Jamison. Messengers
play OF the Fatal Dowry will be performed, in which
Mr.. J. H. Kirby will sustain the character OF Cha
ralois, and the beneficiary that of Romont. Mrs.
G. Jones also appears in the piece. The Worlock
of the Glen, drama, will conclude the evenings
entertainments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

PEACHES AND PoIsoN-The connection between
these two articles i. so evidently Syamisic that the
poignant sufferer after season, is compelled
10 acknowledge the soft impeachment in agonies OF
abdominal disq include. As season after season re-
turns our duty has been 10 guard the young from
this nsd lous but seductive, composition OF all that
that destructive 10 health and the old and feeble
from the rOtatory evoutons of those oblong stones
that give the humble pedestrian upon our flag ways
the movement Of pair OF cssors under his feet,
the i'm puse OF which IS generally progressive tor a
time but unlve rsaly retrograde in the end Our apnu
al homily upon this fruitful text,not embracing any
Of the disputed topics oil the day, is much more I'M
portant, and as not being controversial, all yield
10 the conviction OF its orthodoxy. We are now
prompted 10 this our public service, by the intima.
tion we receive through the medium of some of the
papers that this day the market is TO be supplied
~thfrom 30 to 40 900 bushels OF the very finest quail
ty OF Delaware peaches, refined poison, hat time,
labor, and expense could cultivate. And we
further informed that the importers Of this coleric
commodity will be prepared to dispose OF the fruit IN
lots 10 suit Query Kill y purchasers" AS philan-
thropsts, we caution the community against the
100 free indulgence IN the use OF this lmporation
while we congratulate the medical profe sson upon
the absolute certainty of employment, at a period
when phyIc and pharmacy sumber in useless aud
Improbable occupation. We may now expect TO
see the College of Medicine in Nassau street, be.
seiged by the candidates for rhubarb, oil OF castor
and peppermint and we would respectfully suggest
60 tn ever ready proprietor OF his valuable nstitu-
ton to be prepared for the worst, and most sudden
and dangerous cases, with those tnfadabIes, that
afford instantaneous relief as people are now de-
termlDed to place confidence in the treatment OF
this disease, no longer in Peases Hoarhouud Candy
Peters plaster, or Hoips cure for corns
Ex-PREsIDKST ADAMS This venerable states,
man and orator was expected TO arrive in Albany
on Monday afternoon, and preparations were made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

IMPORTANT NorIcK.-Our country subscribers
will please take notice thai when tssy receive their
papers in yellow wrapper, the term of their sub
scrptlon is nearly run out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02
a. A NEW NOVEL by PROFESSION INGRA.

90 A NEW NOVEL BY PROFESSOR lNGRA'
HAM-Morris Grasme, the Cruise of the Sea Skip
per- sequel to the Dancing Feather will be publish.
ed and for sale this day, at Tuttles News ONCE, NO
Ann street-price only lat cents This is pronounGee
the production Of its prolific author the sea Is MS
forte and well he described the represent
ed. No one should miss this novel The field, II we may
call il, is and fresh nothing ike mas sappeareo
since Cooper's admirable tales
Don't forget to call look at the splendid lot Of Eng
lish papers, on the arrival OF the steamer. -
TURTLES Am and Foreign Agency Office, No.
Ann street.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Nsw York, wedne.d.y. Aaga.t ., Is4s.

90 All letters on business with this Office, and
communications intended for insertion, must be
addressed as heretofore TO JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
ditor and proprietor Of the New York Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02
n,z- pRnEEssoR YELPEAU's

m3- PROFESSOR VELPEAU's CELEBRATED
PILL for the radical of gonorrhea and gleet =
These pills are guaranteed to cure the most aggravated
in less than half time occupied by the old treat
ment They are the only remedy now used by the
medical faculty. Sold in boxes containing one hundred
pills, 81 each. ,,ou.,nsoy 49,.
once and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
sfrp
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LATEST SOIITAERN snip NEWS

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
BAL-iAoRE, Avg l-Cld Slml PAynter Wl'ets Derby.
Conn
RICHMOND. July st-sld Lincoln Wooster, Fall River.
NORFOLK July 29-Ar Dane, Stoddard, New OIIesns fer
Richmond Charlie ton Ediidge for Boston, and Obefns
Hoy Cowes to from Hampton Roads this
ins.
GEoRoErowN, sc. July 26-Cld Mary Jaue. Smith, Ja-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

o. A wonderful story of dreadful murder hav-
my been lately committed in Barbour county, Ala
bama, which has gone into general circulation,
turns out to be untrue. The Columbus Enquirer
states on the authority of member of the family,
that the two daughters of Mrs. Gachet, who were
reported to have been most inhumanly murdered.
are "still alive and as lovely ever"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

signs IN TIE HEAVENS There are SEINE very re-
marks5ls indications OF approaching changes at
present visible in the political horizon. number
Of esry and tried friends heteabouts, will, il is
thought soon be LETT spra wiling in tbs mud-conge-
nial element-n order 10 make way for their bet.
ters. The extinction OF the farthing candle, which
the ticky "orgsn" has been holding, will probably
be me fret token OF what is to come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

A MYSTERIOUS STRANeER-An unusual hutter
Tag has been observable during some past days at
Rockaway amongst elderly matrons with undlsposed
Of daughters, and young ladies 10 whom even a
plain husband with handsome settlement would be
very far from disagreeable. The dear mammas have
drilled their dutfu daughters into the most attrac-
tive demeanor, and the young ladies have obedient-
~ resored to their most fascinating Establishments
but wherefore, enquiries The important reader I!
Why, stranger has appeared amongst them who
oms no opportunity 10 announce that he is nephew
OF the great Baron Rohschlld, consequently as
wealthy as Cresus besides being agent for the
house of the Baron al New Orleans, and the great
est exporter Of tobacco in the United States.
Some young ladies whose tempers some revilers
have represented as containing large admixture
OF the juice Of the lemon, have suddenly became
sw-e than the honey comb; and some antquaied
spinsters have marvellously recovered the verdure
OF yoslhfulness.
But who will be the happier by being the success
ful fair one remains be developed in the succeed
ing pages OF this worlds history. We are anxious
10 know.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

o. The train Of cars from Philadelphia to BaIti-
more due at IL o'clock on Sunday night did not ar
rive till nine o'clock on Monday The detention
was owing to collision of the trains about four
miles east of Wilmington. An extra train had been
sent from Philadelphia to Wilmington. On return
ing they were twenty minutes short in time, and
the consequence was collision with the evening
train from Philadelphia, breaking the locomotives,
but fortunately injuriug no one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia yesterday.
shares Commercial Bank 4si $1,000 Cincinnati 6's.
1868 OIL; IS Girard Bank 81; 20 u Bank At
After Roard-3 sbss Manufacturer & Mechanics Bank
l43; do l4s; do Mechanics Bank 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

The u. States schooner Nautilus was spoken
the oath ut, lat. "a "a, lon 60 90 by the Forest
King at Charleston from Matanzas All well
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90 The following curious notice is from the
New York Courier of yesterday morning.
sIs~tFIcANr.-The va,erlsnd Waterman, a German
paper published Harrisburg Penn has cast aside its
former and hoist,d the flag OF Henry Clay and
the American system. The Germans, were they made
fully acquainted with the principles and objects OF the
wing party would nearly all be found lsborng in the
wing ranks.
Here are body of foreigners come into the
country 10 Settle but carry their predictions for
the land of their birth, ''tatherland," TO such an
extent, as to sustain paper to watch" over lis
interests This "Watchman" discovers in a Ger
tain set of men, views, which, under desceptlve
name, favor the interests of the ''father' land &c
the dsparagement of that of their adoption. The
Courier then significantly" tells the foreigners
that when they are fully acquainted with the OBJ
jects of the party, they will all support them. The
persons who thus boldly avow reasonable motives
call themselves Americans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

FIRE WORKS -Edge, the celebrated Pyrotech.
MIST OF Nlblo's and Castle Garden, intends giving
the citizens end visitors OF Saratoga Syringe one Of
the most brilliant and magnificent displays OF Fire
Works exhibited in this part OF the country in
the course OF this week lie isthe msn to do il,
and will astonish theinsuves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

FROM THE BAHAMAs.--The British schooner
Tweed arrived at this port yesterday, with large
cargo Of pine apples, in fine order, from EleuhoIa
She brings no Nassau papers, but we learn from the
captain there was no news, nor had there been any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

The GHo.rLY TYLER COMPANY. A Mr. Sim
clair, one of the persons whose names appeared at
fixed 10 the laughable manifesto OF the defunct
"ancient Tyler party" comes out with an adver-
tisement in the Pebean, stating that he never an
nexed his signature TO that document. Ghosts,
then, it would seem, as well as mortals, are some
times guilty of lying and fraud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

TYLER OFFICE HoLpERs.-The bow string has
been at work in our Custom house, and the deiunct
othce-holders have been succeeded by Others, who
will remain jealous TyleTiIes as long as they re-
main in receipt of the emoluments OF office But
while the authorities at Washington, at whose IN
stance these chenges are made, thus seek 10 Tyler
Use the public Offices by such arrangements amongst
The subordlnates, the leaders and principals place
he Zip of their right thumb on the extremity OF
prominent feature and with their sinister olgets
make A well known gyration, which has great power
o, expression Mr. Spencer has very strong percep-
i've powers and ID Just possible that he may see
ultimately, that 10 give The patronage OF the offices
here TO the Courier and Enquirer, and some other
journals of like character, may be questionable
mode of sustaining the administration of which he
forms so prominent part. True, Mr.. Collector
Curtis does not give any printing the Courier and
Enquirer, or to James Watson Webb, or Thomas
Snowden--ch no, not he-but with the aiorede-
seribed gyration he can patronze Ben Bourgeose,
or Bill Cannon, who possesses just type sufficient 10
eel up an election ticket, and if James w Webb
should by some accident d. the printing, why il Is
nobody's business, for the Collector of course Is
innocent OF any such arrangement We have heard
come statements OF responsible offers being made
for the printing at diminished rate than that now
paId-made by parties though, who were less distin-
gushed Tor that peculiar support OF the government
and of Mr.. Spencer in particular, which charac-
r-r,zes the Courier-and OF the offer being received
with significant smile The simplicity of the ver-
dsut typo, and superarively significant gyration.
These, however, are shameless ISLANDERS, and they
meet with our just Indignation. The devotion OF
Mr. Curtis 10 the interests OF superior, is shown
by the discharge of some half dozen weishers or
watcbmen, porters or ofice-sweepers; and uarea'
sonsble, indeed, must that man be who can pos
siby expect more satisfactory evidences OF his
loyalty. The simple reader will now imagine US
attempting TO perform Inc gyratioR which we have
described.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

STEAM SHIP COLUMBIA rigging, chains
anchor, part of steam engine, furniture, and al
other materials saved from the wreck, were to be
sold at Hariiax on the 9Th inst. Also the hull
and what is with it, az she lies on Seal Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02

EI-PRKsDKST ADAMs.--Ths venerable states,
man and orator was expected TO arrive in Albany
on Monday afternoon and preparations were made
~ g.ye aim public recey LJ4