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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

A A. SAMANOS,
MO. WALL AND 289 BROADWAY, ofe Is for sale
IN following articles
10 Bales OF superior 0uisa Tobacco.
10 Bales Of various qualities of Havana Leaf.
10 Drums OF superior Turkey Smoking Tobacco.
~ Bags of choice Coffee family
A small Iot OF Arrow Root and Cocoa Nut
Cases of and doZ Scafarstt Smoking Tobacco
DOE bottles pound each Nschitoches Snuff Of New
Orleans.
teas.
La Norma do and medium size.
Venus RegaIia in boxes OF 100 and In so.
Plantation Segan and Manill, Chcroots.
Aurora Cazadores Wootve. segurdd Port Havanos, La
Empressa G,i'a, Small Yaa sid Prncipee.
German Tobacco, diferent qua tiles and Spanish.
An assortment OF chewing tobacco, pipes. bowls tubes,
amber snuff boxes matches Of dfere qualities
Turkish cherry and general OF
segars Garcia Mendoz, Perrin Star and Lo Byron and
other articles two numerous 10 mention-a are offered
at Wholesale and retail.
Also, casks of Pill Wafer Boxes Of different sizes
m2Q ims
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TO the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daiiy newspaper-pup-
shed every day of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor 81 20 per an
num-posages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every SATURDAY
morning-prce 81 cents per copy, or % IL per
postages paid-cssh in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circuiauon OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and ncreaaisg
as Hhas the largest circulation Of any paper 8" f' cy'
the erl and therefore, the best channel j'' ous"e'
..n m ,b o;, - ,o,.ns,, Prices moderate-cash in Cd
vance,
PRINTING ofaIl kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIxroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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CARDIFF the Fashionable WorId-GUERIN9ER
Il LATAPfE Me chsut TAors, of the firm Of Gurin-
ger Co Of Charities and Custom House streets New
Orleans removed os 10 Beaver street TO 1903 Broad
way Of Pine would TO the public that
their Of French Cassieres, Vestings &c se
by house this city Cent? can have full suit
made few hours notice, and perfect hi guaranteed in
ali cases. my27 iw
EOREIGN q DOMESTIC FRUITS sEGARs, &c
&. r. BATESON wishes to INFORM his frends and the
public generally that he has removed 10 Ij2 Broadway
door Liberty where he will keep hand supply
of Foreign snd Domestic Fruits Sweetmeais &c 49,
Also Confectionery Of every description, all oil which he
NB-rhe best brands of imported serars constantly
hand
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ITO BROKERS-Wall s'reet-A situation is wanted Tor
apartnershp would be prefeued) with rsreefable
stock exchange broker active Of good sd
dress brought in Pearl street WALL and veil aequan
ted with business who give his undivided atten-
ton. Can command 5000 dollars with facilities All
strictly cor hdeptia
Please address L. M n. at the Herald office.
S-A obbipg house Pearl street, wishing an active
partner with this add toual api.a and dorg safe bnsnc's
would sa auction commission house estab'lshed
woSid not be obi ectionable. MI ger
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DETECTION OF GLARISo fraud CITY-AN
ALDERMAN II LIMso-Our quiet city thrown into
great excitement Saturday by the arrest of Alderman
Dalton OF the Second Ward, charge Of embezzling
city warrants which had been redeemed by the Treasurer
and ordered to be destroyed He underwent examine
ton before Ezra Williams Esq and held to bail in
the Of two thousand dollars to the charge.
he will be taken before Judge Morel this morning
view to his discharge on some legsl quibble-hat the
warrants stolen Of valueor something of that
sort.
Tho facts of the case briefly these :-Sometime last
winter under the old Board about 900 of warrants
and shinplasters ordered by the Council to be
burned. Aid Cannif and Dalton a committee to
count and burn them They met with the City Treasurer
to discharge that trust Two three days were occu-
pie in counting, and for hour two of the second
day, Aid Dalton engaged alone in doing so After
the count completed the warrants and shnpasers
burnt By the Treasurer in the of the two
Aldermen and the City Marshal. and report of the
amount made to the Council 1t now appears that Aid.
Dalton stole large number of the warrants and pledged
S. of them to Theodore Romeyn Esq for the of
about $40O Other smaller sums disposed of to
perseverance, Of Aids Van Dyke and David Smsrt, full
discovery OF the fraud made Saturday and they
succeeded in recovering 50 459 81 Of the stolen warrants
special session of the Council was held Saturday
evening" and clear and succinct statement of the facts
made by Aid. Van Dyke who delivered over to the
Council the amount of warrants which he had obtained
We have not learned what action taken by the Coun
Gil in this matter, under the necessity Of sav
ing the Council early hour in the evening. II is
generally believes that others in this city who are not
connected with the Council, with Mr.. Dali
ton the preparation of this fraud and hoped that
searching investigation will be made of the whole mat
ter.-Detroit .ddpsrtiser.
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PALMO'S ARCADE Bath,
39CHAMBsR STREET.
THE 0ENTLEMEN's SALOON NOW OPEN-0rea
Baths ......r5 cents.
Baths with robes or sheets. .....Th

Baths with robes sheets. Xix "
The subscriber having leased the above establishment for
of has commenced scale
when completed will he ates himself
ly elegance msgnicepce with similar
the world having visited the best conducted baths
he feels hesitation assuring hs fellow cz that
The which has for the thirty actuated
providing (no what eos splendid
for their social eopie and copveni hall not the
and eg of the European Baths he will take liberty
Of adding from of his GUILTY,
known all that he has
der the enjoyment of bath the me plus ira" Of con
The Ladies Sal will be readiness few days.
ul Of the varis improvement will be when
COMPLETED and the whole thrown for public insoccon
m Is 3mec FERDINAND PALMO
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- TOILET in Wliamsburg-The whole or part OF a
IN :, p p.sI .sh st. rentvery low Apply Tap
Abssy .a .oIse 81 anes ss
49, M SIX Pile stone ,ass aboye stykers Bay and nearly
one Of the moM eelshtu Island, and is
The sloo%insdas stage, and the
N % he of til.
n SAnsn.emsnt could Ss made. i desired, BY SAITH.
70 s Ps S S s% s house
"A TO LET-The Gre plooi OncE store, No; lo3 south
l " win immediate & sSi't;i'If if's MfSTIkS.
A 10 LET Or FOR sALEIA three TGIy q % o., y
%a the Pss Sip Ansy the
Of Fourth and s'' FTP %
"a BARCLAY STREET.-THE LErEThs elegant
street, built and occupied BY ar. Thomas Brooks ubtil
ny and N ,sS % Tssy n front of
: NIBLO's GARDEN.
MEAP TO n.Gm Of ,b. hs csn
hs public. int they viii sell very reduced cs; the
ny. .Ss '
1910 Rose, Of vsriou, kinds.
1000 Geraniums in Sorts
Passion flowers Chinese %assas and 20 ooc
her Da 81 aSS for % s
benaa and flower seeds seed for lawns bird
Our lady friends pa tieaaSy invited to cali and examine
ms ass '@'''' pN'."''''- 50 NlBLo DUNLAP
GENIN & VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATING GOSSAMER HAT,
WEIGHING 1 poE fe Z Jun AEEs1pr1cr $, so
n THE Subscribers have Introduced the abo.e nswed
% ~ inc s o. :
nor possess,sover them for summer wear may
The weight of the ordinary fur hat is 81
Beinr fay convinced that no style Of hat
has with the general appreciation whit hat
cheapne would be receive, have
leuton the flashing of the style
gentlemen who have examined them feel satisfied h
need only to be seen to g EN Il VxN dyRAvxpN
m26 I'm .ec ga Dr. adway. opposit. st Paus Church
1 THREE, DOLLAR BOoTs-The tx!emiye
sale and d.ma.d for these boots has bled the
lily and beauty Fo sale Nader Lane below
Peal street As is only by large :a,s and peculiar scilis.s
ded three dolars those give
these b,.u trial. Remember, in M.ideq Lane
80. NOTICE TO THE LADIES The Ladies +
New York tmy eu,to@.rs in PARTICULAR are
Iy that Sb. he SS'inss Of
all the eren kinds. made in the latest French syls will be
sold at s s1s , ten rei sen
sud better than those d the cheap stores dol
Ladies' Slippers tyes aud bu.kns second quality; ALSO
and Chdene Roots and shoes Of al kinds Ladies
equal to any IN the city WITH many thanks to my ctomsrs
for their liberal patronage hope by strict attention to business
to merit cnotiuuaLce Of theiI fivors.
IT'S no not in monals to command success;
-" a" 10 "''. j. B. MILLER, IA Canal street.
m25 6tsr between Thompson and Sullivan streets.
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But deserve u.
j. B. MILLER, l42 Canal street,

PARIS BOLTS AND LASTS MADE To ORDER
By E. SUSER, IT'S Broad,oay, (Basement,)
One Door from Courllandt street
- K. SUSER, Bootmaker, and maker OF Lasts,
~a Five" OF Cerce Of Paris. bess leave inform his
friends and eli the anateurs OF gentle manly chs
naelial. all that made in as BY his master
the celebrated boom Cerce whose customers
this side Of the Atlantic resp ctfuy invited try
SuSERS boots and ast befor the despair OF being chaus
ser. in New York; the incest PARIS fashion
Also. the genuine Paris Jet Black Var 4ish sold
IN 7W
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WINES, BRANDIES &c.
THE subscriber Offers the following Wines &c for sale IS
Pine street, corner of William.
Madeira bids quarter casks demohns and bottles,
a part old and high cost direct and via India.
Shees, pipes hhds and in glass; Of various
grades-Amontillado in quarter casks.
Port-mported expressly for family in wood and in
glasy.
Clareu-Chatesu Margeaux Laoure. ST. E,sphe, Larose
St Julien--also IN casks.
Castle Cabinet Chartz-
berger BroDebere Gebhausen, Hincrhau
SEN Rucesh,mer, H.tenheim. Pesporter. Lebfeaumch,
0ie,enheimer Hochheimcr nc. &c &c.
Ssutcrne, Barssc, Mus-at, Chablis.
BurguDdes-Cios de Vougeot, Chambertin Romance.
Very old Cognac Brandy vintage 1885, expressly for
Fine Holland Gin.
The abave articles recommended to the inhrm
reign remedy for their maladies. GILBERT DAVIS.
Lo3 I'm
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mchI6 I'm ~

EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
the above named and places, the
ing e 9th the transportation OF specie bank notes.
bundles and packages OF goods cole of drafts bills
and and s such other business be entrusted
them. POMEROY X CO,
avail NY
N B. Immediately the opening of lake navigation, the
above EXPIRES, line w be extended Chicago Cincinnati,
&c. and continued throughout the entire
with their New York, Albany, Troy. and Rufao daily
press
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I,RENCH BRIO OTHILtA-Deb,s which may con
rraced by viii not be raid BY the CAPTAIN the
cousisnsss. m1lss
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PAPER.
nERssE BROOKS. No.6 Liberty sre 81 Lhaye Tor

. Also, book paper, ~ oy ~, "a py zS dno "a Oy w.
Thtv nave large assortment OF wntlny sndwrappBe
paper Of different and Qualities, which they offer the
81 m set prtce-. rn9
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EhU De FLEUR D'pRANOE MADEIRA WINE
~ OF saie by 4. " oUlDoRr. NO. 80 Clinton street,
prices m, lmsm
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Chicago.
Correspondence Of the Herald

Correspondence Of the HERALD
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May Is, lS43.
an Excursion from BuGaloto Chicago-1he Herald,
&c. &C.
T.Mvs (yopDoN RENNETr ESQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

IMrORTANT. TO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ HARNDEN co. will draw their Express and Foreign
Letter Office No Wall street, small bills Of exchange from
50 100, payable sight, for the
persons wishing her friends in England
LELAND Scotland
The letter bags Tor the Royal Mail Steamers fcrLiye Poo
are also made MP sttheu ohi.e.
For turthsr information Sppiy TO
HARNDEN & CO,
Wassres
Agents IN !.ondon--MACLEAN, MhRMiS CO.
.irernN ol--NXI MFR q SMITH.
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THINK FOR OURSELVES, BEE ORE TITS
TOO LATE.

THOMAS WILLIAM HARPERs COUGH MEDI-
CINs-This medicine has been befor the pnblc fer 10
years which proof Of its being good medicine IL hos cured
o. Asthma 30 standing has been known
fail in Of the Wnoopiog Cough. be given
babies days old with Perfect sty For coughs and colds
there not beit.r m.dici-e Pat bottles at y "a IS
and 50 each sold wholes lie and retail the sce
William three doors soph OF Bet kmsn eet Removed
from 81 IL Bowery. Sold at SO Bowcry Walker ST.
my &c I'm &c
FOR GALA highly 6nIshed Horizontal Piano, OF
tone nd BRILL tut effect IL manufactured by
ccllent maker tor the OF apercr and
ssld in consegucnee OF owner. going 10 Europe.
Apply WILLIAM A. KING, IA Lspenard IT, between
the hour, ri , and Y NJ. mil II eodsrc
PUBLICATIONS all parts Of the Uniled STATES made on
~ the most favorable terms, by
8. j. SYLVESTER
m2n6r ~ Wall and I3o Broadway.
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE Il EDWARDS, AURIS1S,
CQ1 BROADWAY.-Euuct:-
Dol "lcneerluly connolly with the request OF Lieut. Me-
1ntosh testify that he invadc home for duty.
n Of total desfne, aud d.chsrg from his
that while New York, his England, he placed
himself under the professional of Drs and Ed
wards Aurs Under their treatment he recovered his hear
Signed, II. McNEvEN Nj. d.
Surgeon to II. NJ Forces Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS,
for ineipent Deafness earachc pains buzzngs
singing sounds the collections of hard vaed
sccretons Of the Their Acoustic Oil has been
lar remedy curative in all disc OF the for upwards
Of twenty Offices removed to lsl Broadway
White AZ Imsr
CROTON WATER-LAST NOTICE.-it having been
REPRESENTED that the Croou water
are not CT the necessity Of Obtaining permits
nm the LIST May instant and ing for the supply in advance
has been determined extend which the
will be closed off to the 3t Of May day
Watr Purveyor will be directed shut off the
case where payment has rot been viousy made
IF the Croon Aqu,duct Board, No Old Aims Hsuse the
rGK In All instances where the water shall be stopped it
vii be necessary for the applicant for renewal al the
expense OF opening and re-openIg III street addition
the annual rent. BY order A. B. BIGELOW. Register.
New York May 2lst, let3 MA 7tec
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DIR Y-G OOD s.
GREAT ATrRACrIONl
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK, OF
NEW GOODS!!!

fNHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave TO lniorm
the citizens Of Wnceiug and the
neighberhsod. that he has just retnrned rom
Phiisdelphis and Baltimore. ard u now feceis
FRESH STOCK OF. NEW GOODS.
IRs,ns the second supply this Fsl which for
aUALfry AND cAEkrNEss cannot be exceie7 II
s4uslle IN the City OF Whesng-
Cloths Of every variety OF shade and prce. We
Csssi'uerss aud eassinetts ofths greatest qarn.,
fity fn agiuable. t-,.
Kentucky Jeans, (uIied cloths
Kerseys Beaver cioths, Girake cloths, and eve
~ varsity Of goods for Goats and pantaioons
b rached and Bfswn Aushns, Fiannels and
Checks. -.e
ALSO--1he largest assortment OF CGtieoes ne
mas ever ofieied 10 the public.
Dsnacsfie EarIsten and Manchester Ginghams.
Splendia new style goods for dresses, such ss
rich Eg'd YefDets. Chiaa PeSln, Chusan De
Larie, Mnslln de Lame, silk stripe Aackears,
"a new artele) striped. tx d, changcable, PLAIN,
aad xarieSatei alpaca Lustles, with every
kisd OF Goods IN fsshiSn for Ladies' dresses;
sStaisis Hand kerchicfs. Gisres. Hosiery 1hits,
Luns. .xlvsons, Bonnet sfiks and llnlngs, ar
1fkcfGts, de- ~. .,- - e u [.
The undersignsd would take this ecca .ion g.
srprees his thsaks TO ths public for the liberal
ssare OF her patronage heretofore received, and
hopes and believes THAR au cxam'natnn OF his
stock will sat sly any me that he Is sui entitled
te full share Of the public patrons2e
oct 10 SENSE WV.
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NEW FALL AND TpINTER GO0DSs
4 r the New sterecfJ = g 4 3 M n
~ No TAI Man street. q Marsh
hsve-receiyed. -their first stock OF Fall and
Winter Goade as follows;
Super Fressh BLACK, English ard American
vocl dyed Cloths, plain and faHcv casslmeres,
Relgic, PLAIN Beaver. s Gushing and Pilot Cls,hs,
Sstfinetts. Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker,
seys; White Ganze, Red Yellow. Twilled snd
printed Flannrls .; p lain ard fg'd silks. and sat
ms lnew sfylei piais, striped, ws'cved, change
able, fg'd and plain Alpaca Lusires, Bombazlnes;
satin striped and plsin Muslin de t.a'nes etripes
..unettss. printed Saxony. French and English
Merinoes; Manchester. Fsrlsfon, French ard
<chainbfa Cling hemsi Broeha, Damask de LANES,
Fis'd Merino, Thlhet.. Fabyle. Lady sale and
Helen MeGreeor aides Shawls; cord and black
Kid Gloves. long White do. Fsncy Points a ns
rDYe-s Haadkerchiefs, Alpaeba Aprnne. SILK
spron tasseis Black and cold twisted elk frlnges
Working Canvass. ZfpfsyT worsied. Thvead tacf
edgnas and lnseTiI7ss; Syiss ans yaconeI g.
elk Gimps. RIvens and Hem-s,tched Line,
esmhric hdkfs, plain and fed white Sud blarl
Net; sIan and hg'd Swiss, Book, ace stHneo
checked and Jaconei .MEslins; Mil Null. Nan
pook-. iinen Lawns. Linen cambrlei PLAIN an
E0'd bobhincffa, biacL CASTELAR, Nett new ETY.
honrci Ribhans; silk pocket Hdkfsi IIish linens
Mohair cloak tassels Sd and "a Table DiapeI
50 Linen Diaper. Russia do and fleached Al.
brown Linen Table cloths, Slnen ehee;lrgs;kl
an. cold muslins, paper do White and brow
Hollands. silk and worsted Serge; black elk
tabhv and yainted Velvet. Gents black Italia
cr7sets. D'Orsay sopIfs. Boz re stocks and ~
ron co,fatss hlask white and cold KID caef
mere and Thihet glOvess Merino end Satin Yes
fines; super GBm Suepenfers. SnependcT, Ends
brown cotton, AnRpla md f.omb's wool drawer
and-shirfs: brocade, Wshair saa lnriius coat 40
overcast buttons; he'd, mohaig snd silk bind,n'
pguare coat cord, German and American ~
black and White cotton, black LAMBS " 90
nixed Snxnny aRd Cashmere Hose, DO ha
Hoars Marie stripes. checked, brown an
blsached DrllirgB canvass. podding. blfac,i Pc
and brown muslin, waddinz, batting, Umbrella
riarqe assortment 81 French Chintzes, British
AMERICAN PRINTS.
One esss Of fine Florence Brafd Bonnets, nc
,sfnfe Horse Hair Gfr1pxy Or. &c
3<f6rifr ne atfSntian ct Counfrp Berchal
A e,,r sioe<. y hich IL large aud well selected
orr cuefoners aad the citizens of Wheeling ~
before m ding their Fail purch aees. for re ca
md WILL ssH DRY GOODS cheaper a,
esers ensr before offered ~ ttis city. :.
anq IL \. 3. q n. . ~
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Nusmee.. Crvund Pepper. Gssnnd Aisrice and
Cloves, Ginger. indigo. Madden 10 boxes Pipes. &c
DRY GOODS.
Blue DIX broad CLOTHS. Bne broad CLOTHS,
Olive brown do. Olive Green dos =.
Ribbed CAsSIMERES. Black cASSiMERt:S;
cassineits Of all qual,es Kerseys Of all qualities;
Ts.nseys Of all qasiHies; 10 bales Drawn MuslIns.
200 peices blesched MUSLINS; : u, - s.
200 Pc PRINTS &c all qaalties and prices; y.
BLACK SATIN fESr1NG. 80 -. +.
Fancy VISITING sfaii qualities and prices:
IRISH LINEN. Beech d and hro' Driils;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. all prices Linen and Silk Hdkfs;
Blk and brpwr HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHOES-2n0 prs Ladies Slippers
~ all prices and qualities; so pre- LADIES' Gai,er
Boots; 100 prs Ladies Kid Slippers; so pss Mems
thick Boots. so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; SO prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick and Kip
Broeans. cheaper Than before offered IN this city
HARDWARE Of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
ihnn ever before offered in this CITY.
CROCKERY-A general assortment Of common
and printed crockery by the crate and retail. Also
many other articles ion numoloas 10 mention All
81 which will be suld cheaper NAN sver before
offered m this CITY,
N B.--Couniry merchants will he supplied a,
Eastern prices with assmali commission added
sepl5 p A y YORKE. &
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TEE.cRNATR REMEDY.

HAI H1 DO YOU PRO-sKA NtIEI-Are
w you not aware that Colds ord coughs arc
the first seeds Of Consumption, Fnd thai mil
lions of the Hnmaa Fasaiv are falling victir
other ins.dious vis'tstiens7 ou have WI,
messed its work Of DISSOLUTION IN families all
around yor! Then whv will you neglect the
first unerrins mention fcouRh ard cofdl and
~s5 Ss 20 sn .r X
system-delav from unlc 10 time = ? is1poTfantl
opportunity of proeriirF the Medical agent
Of this disrsec, and finally expel u from the
systeml kemember thlsi IS 10 be attained with
DIR. pUNcXNs ExrEc roRANT REMEDY.
A medicine thathas saved and prelonged the
| lives Of thoussrSs " no we're afflicted with
/ complaiRts seated N the organs Of respiration
medicine. and the innurersble Recommends.
! tionS ard certificates forwarded rom al parts
~ the pp m SiS,ss tbs none W. fnd
the LAST number OF the Cincinna'I sun that up
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has been performed in that city and county
within the late vsar; The following wasIece
- - - 'fineirnaa, %. March rs 1913.
Dr Duncan-Dsar. Sis-Health, the greatest
blessing-oh, bnt eleven months ago. this al
important comfort was far distant from m -
Twas taken down with q severe cold last
spring. which settled upon my lungs, and at
length rendered nv n eaith so delicate that my
phi sician lost all hopes Of a recovery. In this
prsoarieus situation remained for seven
months, without obta ming any reisef vt the
same tin-t was using aii the medicines that u
! was IN the rover 81 my,physiciau 20 Obtain,
J but 10 no effect. My father hapnened 70 notice
J publication Of your valuable Expecforani
{ remedy and INN ediately procured three bottles
for me. Gem menced Hsing the medicine on
7 the ID day Of last November. snd continued ifs
: use for t6 weeks. the frst bottle gnye ne great
2 "a ~, and caused a co nslderable discharge o.
: thick Weed phiesm and matter, After taking
: the second bottle the discharre became 80 Rrea
!. thatT was alarmed. but having 90 much con-
y fdence in the medicine, continued Us ua
= | unul u entirely remsved every symptom Q
q disease from my lungs. am now enioylnl
= perfect health. and feel ever grateful 10 yon a
y public benefactor.
. Yours, with gratitude and thanks
le MARY PREBfsF.
ir Having been acouainted with Mrs PEBBLE f.
several years and knowing her dehcqfo sItua
ton. feel nohesitat ton in endorsing The above
le seeing he- nov - usnGl IN ouF meetings, ~
ping hat Others labosing under affections off
lunEsmay restore thsmselyes hz The =. nee'cin
Ofthe Nethodist Society Cincihratt
y. 4 fresh supply of Duacan's FxoecloraI
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
MONROE HOUSE,
Msaros Street. befDeem Main and Market Siresfs
WHEELING. VA
JAMES MA W, P,o,,ri.,or.

JAMES MA7HERS Proprietor.
" ME Monroe House has been entirely renovated
Il and rehrted ihroughous and The praprieisr
ha. no hesiiaiicn in saying thai he accommodate
the travelling ruhe well. If net heller han apv
other Hotel in this city. His untiring exeriions
shsl. hs devoted 10 The com tort Of his guests This
house il heated within 90 rads % he Steam Boat
Landing and nearly opposite the Pest Oaire. making
% desrnhle soppiag pare Tor strangers visiting
the CITY on business, Baggage will be conveyed to
and from steamboats, free of charge, and coaches
will call al the door TO receive passengers
Attached TO he house isa good STABLE which
viii be well aud carefailv suended Ia. Strangers
admitted al any honr ef slss night. Charges made
IN sut The iim~s- - $500, oct "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-27
CROSS CIT SAWS
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Csp,rar e500 0Oo

IT HIS cornpahy. being new duly oges oirsd y
prepared 20 make Insurance on every dee-
crIipi0n or FIRE and Marine Risks. ruch - dwol~
ling Houses. Store II ouses &c with their cen.
tents. Alec, Steam Boate, Fiat Boats sod Keel
ntary etreams. Application fef fnouTence 70 be
made Tor the present 81 the offCe Of the Wheel
"'s sr u f'''r- 40 rF'~ov sew