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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

ASTOUNDING RUMOR-Tha New Orlenn,
FroPie Of tho 24h uNImo has the following para
graph:
For week prsi it been whisn,red obour in
thus city. That n draft drawn by the Alcx:can Guy.
ernmeni. IN favor Of Sum Houston, president of
Texas for twenty five thousand dulIars has been
phd al he counter Of one OF the most prominent
commercial houses Of New Orleans!
We Learn further, that b. the sieamsh New
YORK. which sailed on Monday evening TO. Calves
'on '"ior'n"n Of suca character was transmitted
70 lehaS as "ill leave scarcely the shadow OF a
d"uol upjn The minds of the people there, Of the
rnmor which was only whispered here. The next
news ir1m TeKIs will be most anxiuusy expected
ar'd may be lraughI with intense interest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05
MONDAY, JUNE 5, ls43.

WEBSrER'S PROJEr AGAIN.-Thero is still
another light ia which wish tho farmt rs Of the
ives to look at the project Of Mr. Webster COR a re,i
rocnl treaty with England, necessarily involvI ng
reduction cf our present scale Of duties. We wish
them well To consider the subject and ask Thorn.
selves whether they can live upon n iureiga market
Abolish our home market. as you must, IL you suf-
fer English manufactures to come in competition
with our own works and what proportion Of your
produc you SELF II, bring the question more
near home. Suppose county contains twenty
thousand inhabitants, ten thousand Of which
gagged in manufacturing aud ten thousand in farm.
ing. Those WIN are farmers attend the markets.
bages. melons, radrshes, cucumbers, sllaIs. eggs.
butter. cheese, plums. peaches pears. apples cher
ries, various meats, &c. &c. in market. Let your
foreign goods be biough; in and you break down
the manufacturing establishments. IL requires but
few persons TO sell goods. aud the balance of the
ten thousand go out tn farming many the small
scale, some. who are able ON larger. Even admit
that the farmer can get great price for WI AT he
Gun export and then see what he has. lie eau
carry of has wheat, corn oats aud perhaps his POI
atoes; but his butter, eggs chickens, clblnges sa
lads. melons. cucrmber. radishes, plums, cherries
Strawberries. peaches. pears, apples. veal. mutton
much OF his pork, &c &c. must perish. Tney eau.
not be exported aud he must loose them, Let the
farmer consider we'll what he III lose and gain by
a reduced Tariff though all The ports of the world
were TO be thrown open to him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

We learn from the Boston papes that the Second
Centennial Anniversary of Ihe moderation OF the
New England Colonies was celebrated IN that city
on MInday last. by the Massachusetts Historical
Society The were conducted NJ the church
IA Chaunccy phase. Alter The opening PRAYER, a
psalm was sung by the choir from The New En-. land
version ofl6i5 Tho Hon JomN Quincy ADAMS
delivered The address, which (remlTks the Boston
J9nrna) 'as may be supposed from the we'll known
ao'Iy ana intimate acquain nncc Of Mr. Adams
win whatever concerns our colonial aud country $
history WINS listened To with much pleasure by tho
highly intelligent audience present on tho occasion
lie went al much length into tho history Of the
Colonies their union for strength and greater secur
~ from their savage fues aud treated of those sub
Iecis having bearing upon our history as people.
una our interest IN the present anniversary. lie
Occspicd one hour and a half IN the deliyery"
Bali Pat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05
TAR BEER For CONSTELLATION

The following has been handed to us
tor insertion, as valuable aud efica.
clous remedy 10 consumption:
Three quarts Of pure water,
One quart Of wheat bran,
One pint Of tar.
Half pint Of Honey,
Let simmer over a slow fire for three
hours, IN new stone vessel; when cool
add half pint Of brewers yeast; lei
stand thirty-six hours, and it is fit for
use; must be kept in a cool place. Take
wine glass full before each meal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05
ZANESYILLE. lime 2
Mr. Samuel Webster.

H@FN4NT"oF ILL., JUNE 8.
There has beeaH decided Improvement ~ busin-
ess during the past week. Large quantities Of good.
OF all kinds have been sold, and the prospect Tor a
lair amount Of business during The present summer
Is haierng. Pioduce Of all descriptions con- ina nds
ready sale IN Ztnesyille and at prizes a. adyan.
iageOus as ~ any point in this section Of Ohio
Wheat Is coming tO market more freely, now that
The farmers have pretty generally got 10 their spring
crops-Ihe price being the same as stated in our
last. Do ceuls per bushel. Flour, at rehh, There
Dollars per barrel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05
A Dun.

We shall. during the week. be in want Of great
deal Of money. have 1t tn paw. Zoe which we
must look to our town customers. We would now.
just say TO them. that we much entitled 10
prompt payment any else. and We see no
proprieiy in their compelling US TO spend all our
time in running afier money.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

N@- We shall be very thankful to tho Baltimore
Sun for any good, paying patronage it may send
albeit Il should be Of the peculiar class he desip.
mates. Nay, we ore inclined 10 think. that the de.
scrption he dosignates would be the best that he
could send Us. as we would reform the morals
aud character much sooner than he would We do
not know. by the bye, how We have rendered. o,,.
sell obnoxious to the ro Of the Sun, bot presume il
is because We Outshone IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

DEFINITION OF DRUNKENNESS-As the
Praiseworhy efE'rIs Of the Temperance srcieiies
have well nigh binished drunkenness from the land
we preserve the following definition from an old
magazine. for the benefit Of posieuiy
DRUNK. a from dr'nk. Over the bay. half
seas over. hot high. coined. cucocked. hatcock od
shaved, disguised, jamm d. sleepy, damaged. tired
snufiy. whipped. Just So breezy smoky. top-heavy.
hddled. grogHy, smashed, rpsy, swiPy, slowed.
crank. sailed down, how fare you the lee. urch
oil sails set, three sheets in the wind. well unde
way. SpreeIng, battered, blowing. booty. saw cd
snubbcd, bruised, screwed, steweI, soaked. com for.
table siimuaied.i ug steamed. tangleegged; hawk
eyed pniegHlcui, IogmAtic, blue-eyed. a passenger
in the Cape Ann stage, stripped, all over the hay
faint. shot IN the mock, bamboozled. weaS ;jointed
sick.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

MELANCHOLY.-It is related in the
last Lot isiana Chronicle that whist the
editor Of that paper was walking in the
street the other day, a strange man
stepped up and handed him $50, Tor four
years subscription to the ChronicIe.-
One Of his delinquent subscribers being
present, and smItten by his own con,
science, tainted, aud the last that was
heard Of him, life was almost extinct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

HARD PUS IED.-We have heard OF
a negro chambermaid in Indiana, vino
went 70 sleeping room ia the morning
and said to traveller: Look a. hea.
massa, | wan.s ye to get up, wants dis
sheet Tor de table cl0ihn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

Some ofIhe Gil zens Of New York are about To e
rect at their own cost u beautiful fouatan in the
Bowling Green, at the foot of Broadway. The
Commercial Advertiser says that the diameter Of The
basin is 10 be ninety feet. The co!uman Of water
will rise seventy feet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05
HOW To MEND RTaCk sTOCE

HOW TO MEND BLACK STOCK
lNGS The Richmond S,ar chronicles
The following labor saving invention
The pretty daughter OF an old lady was
about going a shopping the other day,
when Just as every thing was in order
for starting, the old lady exclaimed,
Bless me, Suckey, there's great hole
IN the heel of your black silk stocking ,
Suckey was in a fever-but the ready
witted old lady soon cure / the evil, by
linking SHkey's heel. There said she
'riumphantly, there, that's the way I've
mended black stockings many a time. |
learnt 1t OF Malrina Mug aud off went
Sukey with the hole in her stocking
mended.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

A COCKNEY COLLOQUY.-T saw
Jimi are you going 70 see the man bung
tomorrow i don't know, Dick; what's
ne to be hung forP Wy, bless you, for
hose stealing For stealing a horse
what fool! Why didn't he buy one and
never pay for himr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

FeFt ND Uthef HuDarHuOus aFiCIeE may De In
pensed Withdrawing the total Of wear and tear al .
so.
II those who waste hundreds and hundfsds an.
nually. IN silks and sans, and broadcloth ami G,.
linen, would cOuient themselves with this siu,ple
fare, the entire public and priyatedebt Of the conn
Try could DO lquidated in twelve month.-Rieb.
HiJad Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

DROWNED.-A son Of Mr. Benjamin n ,lov
near Mauingbu We. wos accidentally dr7yy1sI
few days slncs, by falling lnio a stream esIl.5
he OpequOn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

Jared Martin, has been appointed by the Gov
ernor. Treasurer ofIhe State Of Arkansas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

ANGLIClsING T.-An Ohio o,p,, call, H..
Watson Rouge Properly" The "Ala,,n Roga. p,op-
srty." q may bo night
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

The editor Of the Centrevie (MJ) Tunes thus
acknowledges payments for his paper and ADVERT.
sing:
The editor arkn ,wledges three bushels of min.
toes irom a subscribe. for subscription
From another. veal, for subscription.
From another. for subscription AMI advertising
ionr head ofcaule If money can't circulate, poia.
toes and cattle will.
IAN editor can get along with almost ANYTHING
except babies and rocking chairs"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05
DOMESTIC MA

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES never
I'll mnre violent Ihroo OF pity for the CoryoraI
than "hen' ie's days since, very sinister look
ing parsonage entered our sanclum with bundle in
hiEd-and, unfIldIpg IT, disclosed 10 view az object
ID enfapure the glzGr. IL was no less than Two
pair Of new PsIS Of the real "KaIabangs"- the
genuine article, nanuiactu ed the RIchmyud cot.
ton factory, by B BenIIy. The sight Of The char
ming iniegumenis Of the neither nun brought ID,
mind' with all ITS firce the painful Iact thai the
poor Corporal was bfeechless condub,n Bui
THIS melan6h holy train Of thought was speedily dis.
PEELED and all memory olIhe Corporal lost. upon q
oser scrutiny Of the 'KaIubangs'- consider
alton VI The ImPOrlant pOluics-ecUnOmCdl uses Il,
which they may DO rtn lie. ed subseryieui.
The "kaidbangs" are new f1buc-made in TIM.
gOOdly CITY Of RChmobd-iu limitation Of an article
oil similar name, many years since Imputed 10 thu .
country from the farther East. at an enormous COST
IN subsequently from Europe, al O diminished Dot
still immense price. IL is manufactured here now
under the operation Of the American system, Tor
H'ne pence yard. in any quantities. LISA very
substantial Article, neat, aud not gaudy, aud Cf va.
negaled hues. From ole point OF view Il has the
wavy, glossy appearance ofthe turtle DIVES breast
and from another u Is a soft sky blue, on which
the eye delights 90 dwell, AID from another n hos
a very delicate, pale white seemtng-and again II
looks pepper and salt 10 the very life Next 10 the
wearabilIty Of the 'Kaiabangs ne chiefest yirue !,
that u gives the wearer, by ITS yuregations credt
for having very extensive wardrobe
An estimate Of The cost ola Whole suit Of the IA.
- -. T..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

The Crescent CITY is getting To be dull and
sober place il we can judge 10y the following para
graph from the P'Cayune OF the llth inst
There WINS nothing To he picked up YESTERDAY. in
the way of "locas," Why, they are going far.
ahead OF Us IN the N"rlhern cities IN brutal assaults
daring ouirages" "rruel barbariIies" ~unnaIural
conduct Of parents" and all that surI of thing will
no one kick up shine here. just ur the fun Of the
ihing' The Recorder have perfect sineeure Of il
Policemen might be put 10 planting cabhages. GIr
all they have To do ia their own immediate line
and The warehouses mny be turned into menagerie.
unless the 'uPPly Of inmates he increased. Tn,
times are dull. aud that's a fact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
DOCTOR ELLIOTT, OCULIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
OMr. Rrosdwav corner Of Warren p2 1mr
DR.. MORRISON,

N Geenwieh-pr Morrison, ssmber Il the Royal College
W. continues consulted daily all delicate
nature and all those Distressing symptoms nu
dcions treatment and the imprudent fquack medicines
delicate diseases all their andc implicated forms. and
mild safe and infabie substitute mercury. eIadicat
patient any risk OF restricting OF gur-
suits while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Fer
in the rehra such q. STRUCTURES and
qaences naltTeatment: Dr. NJ
tine manner promoting absorption OF the thckened cscu
H'G1St of
cret whose nerves further from
the Of nosum pretended speccs which stimulate
only induce depression Dr. M such
cure-the stnctes honor and confidence observed.
Letters paid and containing suitable ee Will
s g. $ s o
cnstIeet near Greenwich d. lner
sv6OO REwARD.-CROss' sPECIFIC MIXTURE
paw For the Cure Of 0onponhOa, elects Structures
% remedies discovered for TIM above complaints this
is most
aAes sr~s and permanent cure, without he re-
We give long guackish deceive the
shall speas rt Dur object notify be had
and the proprietor single recent Gonnor
rhna to be brought which the mixture will not effect rapid
cure under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately all ranks Of
are here presented with remedy BY winch they can cure ten
selves without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted if dose of tho
81 bottle One bottle week. which generally
many ny s ss eo on =" & Minors 1872 Broadway
opposite Franklin House. New York; Jones.
Of Chestnut and Seventh streets Philadelphia and
Smiths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA ytAs, IsLA MI OF GUB BAA;uc,n.,

LIE
THIS Academy established years age, under Che
former Inendem General Of the Island and
other olsoa bS vidusls OF the nobility
ms city N 40 s'c,ed on the plan OF the German gvmna
sno hs metocr u aiuyn the intcrrogafven All the
scholars al English language many Of them
speak Il hsbitually and nuenay " 49,
The Principe. has the of schools in France Ger
many, England, and the United States chief aim h 10
give the youth entrusted 70 his of
those branches OF polite education which IN ali
active careers, and applicable 70 any. " OIL
The coune OF study efore. comprehenas EprIsb
German and Spanish languages; History hies
Na1ru Philosophy, the practical Of Mahe and
Drawings OF ysrions kinds. ' M"
Profcssou Of
and all the classes receive rotation
hom the director. ' "~"""
such signal has this plan of tuou thai a.
vera OF the pupils under twelve write and
woloeign language m perfectly Ineligible manner and
those 81 nper yeas, correctly and easiIy. ~
The scquIsiton only OF the Spanish also Of
anguafN, thus placed within the
nted Mates, without its being the m
nqush u many advantages which from
ucanon The object Of the Principal desiring to rec,
o us accent for his Spanish pupils which servics
oe oouny repaid them by by the
ne w many spn Of the English schools The young citi
eens OF tne states have nothing fear the
pot at snon dis snce from the city; and containing within il
limits hne pain sd complete gymnasium for the
OF the pupils health Two youths lately arrived from
n.y. have passed the simmer the school in he Attn
the principal married aud his wife and sser hsv,
cAge o. tne nn,o children received az an,
Every pupil enjoys hrs lesous opinion. upd.,r,h.a
The terms are 500 payable morth. An
nee Their are no extras except clothes and bool' " "
a. rences-.l EsSts; CHAs DRAKE 4 BROrHRRs
ALEXANDER MORALES ESQ. NO
~ Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
FEMALE MONTHLY Pills.

0WNG the celebrity, ecaey, aud invarabe success 81
~ Madame RestelI Female Monthly Pills In ali ess. NJ
regulsty sreppage OF those function. Of
their introduction the United States now about four
coaherieIts and limitations constantly attempted to BE-
twelve Gent. boI Pu, ur different bS1e, and called
possible two dollars box Females are therefore
cautioned against these attempts impose uon them Il is
sufficient here that all Monthly P are
;e.fe those sod at Madame Restss Principal Oes
PIcc$ Madame Resell signature written on the csvey
Of each box
B-They can be used BY married single by following
hs directions enclosed inside Of each box Sold also by ar
pontment at 2A Grand street, of Aln New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

N. DE BOUDELoQUE, II. b., LISBON. r. RTU0AL
Pill composed made them The wonder and adm
r,ton of the world They known all Europe
the only PREPARATION ever that has
certain in produci the monthly turns Their certainty al
heinz naf be used during
for though always mild sae and healthy they
The direons are translated into English and en,eopea
round win the seal Of the importer stamped Each Dor con
,seicns have the sisaatqr. Of DR. MELvEAU snhorses
agent far The continent Of America.
bev can transmitted by mail 70 any part Of the Un,tes
states Letters directed to DR.. H. Molvcau, boz "a, NeW
yor will meet with immediate attention. All ctter
be paid Sold BY eppo,nment l2o Cherry near Cshs-
ne street Price es Hsf boxes - No half boxes sent by
mail Mo 1msr d&w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
TO MARRIED LADIES.

NJ AOAMEt hESlElsk'S PREVENTIVE POWOERS
-These invaluable Powder have yessaly adopce
in Europe, bat France particular upwards thirty
well by Thousands this country, being only mild
safe and eicacious remedy married ladies
forbds too rapid increase Of family.
Madame RestcI ~ il well know n, J. % ssa, /,
male Physician IN the two principal Fema airsta n
ropehose Of Vienna and Paris-where fass ~
experience and opportunities, she attained lssg i.UsfS
those discovtes in medical seoss aAs1e
to the female frame, for which her medicine saw srr s
vailed as well IN this country as in Europe. 'carjsna
with the psychology and anatomy Of the femalo
hsby tracing The decline and i'll health Of mares iemses
IN the meridian Of e and the consequent rapid and
often apparently ine.pcabie causes which consen
nve at Of the primary Of female ndic.
the discovery her celebrated =" Preventive Powden'
Their adoption has been the Of preserving only
the health, but the life OF adecriopats wfe
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the Of the subject
matng the benefits To- thousands BY their adop
,or would respectfully Of tho
red by all they hold and DEAR their consideration
In it not wise and evils which are
iect by simple healthy within control Evcry
dispassionate vuous and enlightened mind will unhesa
insly in the affirmative Price FIVE dollars package
accompanied with full and particular directions Tnsy
be iowasded by mail TO any Part Of hs sss,ss
TELL, Female Physican Principal cfics, s Greenwich
street, New York. Once hours from AM. TO clock PM
Boston Office No. Esser 1t. MO imSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

ECONOMY IN DRESS-EYtensve assortment OF aich,
IL Esshispable and Elegant Goods, for winter
WIN. T. JENNINGS, 229 Broadway, American Hotel.
ofen for Of public
efseasonabe goods compng Beaver and Mled Cloths for
6ouItouts. Sacks, Frocks, &c.
The Sack $50 much vogue afforded fourteen
dollars cut and trimmed in first style will be found worthy the
attention of the economist.
Cassimeres in variety ofstyles for Psnaloons
From those who have found difficulty getting suited
this article, trial is solicited.
Rich Brocade Silk and Satin esngs (entrs syles for
balls PARTIES kc Mernos Velvets PLAIN Silks Satns and
Csssimere. all Of which will be made up order the
supennteadence OF a. sfcsr cutters be found in the
country prices suhe times invariably cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
M A "A M E ESTELL,

FEM.LALE PhYsIClAN. once and rssidenee, lac Grses
she be consulted with the srctest confidence ON con
plants incident 10 the female frame.
Madame and knowledge in the
Of obstinate female rgury, soppags
&C., such to require but few days to effect perfect
hnetnent or other ndspo,iton will he accommodated durr
such time, with private and respectable board.
Preventive fowicrs,o for married ladies, whose
cate prccarious nra orhds rapid Of aml
will be sent by mail OF the United States. Prit
II pseksse All Letters al padl Addressed to boz 20
New YORK. boston Ohce, No. sex srrecf." 80.
N. B:-Madame RESTELL would inform ladies residii
out of the CITY, whose health would admit Of travemRth
she would dsvoe her personal aienJince them ,n An
of the UGed Sntes within dnncc. n0 I'm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
r a m ~ n ~ a II ~ a n n N ~ N usn

NV. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU sTREEJs
The Ngw YoRE HEnsLp--A daily paper issued evs
morning Of the weekprce fpo cents per copy Country
scfbers furnished the any specific period
rsstance In advance. No sent u,less paid in ss
Tax WEERLr HsRALD--Essued every ssurdsy snormnt ,
nine ocockprice ria and quarter oens ps copyurnIs
country subscribers S325 advance, or AZ n
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CohasropnHuys are requested 70 nAerQl9 tneu leQer
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

LA B NEED OF T. SPAlR.
mr. A. C. CASTLE has Paste for filing decaved hollow
- teeth be the tender teeth without any
pain Inconvenience and with which becomes impaeed
hitheo painful and useless teeth aGcay sound and per
feet in all their ective for feevenung IN ALL
CASES the necessity of extraction Ladies the distin
guished in society, offer their monials in the vivid
TERMS its efficacy. The Editor Of the Evening Post
80 admirably adapted for tender teeth and
and Dr. Castle the teeth with
care and ability" The New York Aurora, says - It max
the teeth all respects perfect for e" The Sun,
Castle has much celebrity for his mode
Of filling the teeth" The eminent gentlemen Of the
Medical Faculty, have personally tried and recommend Dr.
which in the aching tooth, will effect
from the Journal Of Commerce ]
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION:-Dr
mechanism the lost portions, Of the and bones
met wiz! this terrible and severe casualty while in pursuit q
the Indians Florida We have letters from Lieut. s.
Of this extraordinary cure and s entire
that the loss OF these skfv replaced by
Dr. Ca. is now no more souee Of regret e the Lieutenant
phsrc which be first introduced to the notice Of the
and English A%ba,sadors Mr. stough'op the Spanish Consul
Y johnson, President Of 1he NeSiea Society s. r. Mrs
field, d.; Bsadle, Dr. Boyd Dr. Buyer Dr. Gheesmsn
&c &C. &c. Office 297 Broadway. Dc 1m~r