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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
GREATEST BARGAINS or THE SEASON.
Nsw. chap and (ashiona6Le WINTER GOODS


WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
n w. UEISKELL informs the public that
~. he has just returned from New York aud
the othS VI eastern cities and IS now receiving a
heavy and general assortment of the most desi-
rable aud cheapest Goods ever bro usht to the
city of Wheeling. Aboui this there is no mistake
as the public will ascertain by giving an early
call.
Tney will find my Goods uniformly cheap, as
a large portion OF them were pa chased at Auc-
tim IN The city OF New York, at TuInOus low
prices, many of the styles being different from
any that have boen seen IN Wheeling. The /. dies
may rest as ured that especial attention has been
gwen to procure such goods, both
and useful, as may be required Tor themselves as
well as for family use. In such goods as
MANTILLAS, SHAWLS. CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS,
Material for clOaks, &c. the assortment both IN
quality and variety, - far superior to any in this
city / would also call me attention of purcha
sers &c the stOcI of cloths, eres, cdssiucHs,
which Is unusually large and cheaper tnan the
cheapest. The stock con sIsts in part of
MOuselin de lame, different shades; plain EN-
bToidered chene, rich satin striped, TaritOu PLAID
and other kinds, some low as IS 81 cents per
vatd. Figured Lama cloths; a splendid art Gle.
Plain and figured Alpacha Lustres, various col
ours. Parisians, Printed SaXOnirs, rich styles.
Figured EOlienne, half price, Black, Blue black
pOult de ST. and Italian Lustring slks ne ~
Style. Yelyets and silks for bonncts, rich ribbon
10 match. French, Earlston and Mancheste
Glnghams, Irish Linens, Linen cambrlcks. A
cheap lot of laces, edglngs, Insertngs silk frInges,
Black lace and other Wells. Handsome materi-
al for caps, English and French prints, &c. A
choice assortment Of Shawis ant Manullas.-
Argyle, HOneYcomb Apache, embroidered cloth,
Tn rio's- W. '--~L~ S1@ ~aah moro NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04

lust received at the Sign Of the BLACK
- MAMMOTH BOOT. Market square. a few
cases of womens' and Misses Kip and Calf Lace
Boots. as this is The season for Tins kind Of Lace
Boots. those who want a god strong article
will please give us a coll. JIM 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
o DAYS FROM CUMBERLAND.

VIE Proprietor Of the BLACK MAMMOTH
Il BOOT. south end Of Market square. hns just
received frum the East a few cases Of Mems thick
Booir, ofvery superior quality. We would ask oui
irionds TO call and examine tins worry superior Boot.
jan 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
TRUST sALE-HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE. &c.

PURSUANT 10 a deed of trust from william 3
l. ,Atterburv to me, dated the 18th day of No
yem6tr IN the year 1910. and recorded in the
CLERK $ Office OF the county court for OHIO county,
va. IN deed book %, page 1852. j shall, on Neu-
nesday, the nth day of January I543, at the
dwelling hous' on Fourth street, Wheeling, late
~ occupied by said Atterbury. pro iced to sell by
public auction. the household goods, furniture,
library and other person al property assigned to
me by said deed.
Eerms-Under SIS cash; 25 md under 80, sixty
days creiIi; 50 and under 100, four months credit;
100 and over. six months credit; The purchaser,
where credits given giving bonds with approx
ed security.
Sale TO commence at II o'clock. A NJ. II not
completed on the day above mentioned, II will be
adjourned from day TO day ill completed.
dec IL Is DANIEL IAMB, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

- III . D-NNAI
pY virtue of u deed of trust from James C aid
L. well 10 Us. for certain purposes therein
reclted, now on record in tho tle ks Office OF
OHIO county, Yves hall on Saturday the oath of
Dec. ls42,st IL am. at the front door OF the court
house IN Wheeling, expose 10 public sale at auc-
ton the following real estate In Wheeling to wit,
lots number 4. 8, and 9 in the Belle Air addition
&c the city o. Wheeling. The two first named
lots beng on Quincy ST, and the last named on
Hampton ST. Terms OF sale. One fourth cash,
and the residue ia equal ayments by negotiable
notes ats. IL and Is mos with interest from day
OF sale The payment Of the notes to be secured
by deeds oftrust upon the premises.
Any notes given by James Caldwell, will be ia.
ken IN payment TO the amount OF two thirds of
the purchase. ALF"D tALD ELL,
s CALDWELL,
dec I0-G copy Trustees.
The sale of The above properly Is postponed until
Monday. january %. 1912.
BRENTLINGER 4 SHALLCROSS,
dec 26-ts AuIioneerL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
KING & CRUMBACKER.

70 WARDING g. COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Water 81. WHEELING, Va.
INFORM their friends and The public. that they
have resumed business in the large and com
mOdIous warehouses;. No 43 aud IL. Water street.
AMI are prepared TO receive and despatch all goods
and produce east or west. on the most favorable
terms. On consignmenis Of Manufactures. Groce-
ries, and Produce. liberal advances will he made
when requested. The patronage flour friends is re-
s~pectlully solicited. WIN ii KING.
oct l6 T. CRUM3ACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04

CURRANTs, ALMONDS &C.
CASK French Currsnts.
Dbl soft she'll AlaOnds.
do Filbsrs.
DO Cream nuts. For sals By
dec ~ KING T. CRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
NORTH WESTERN BASK or Vat
WhaaInn Dec IL 1910

o.
Wheeling, Dec. II. 1912.
YENHE Stockholders Of the North Western Bank
Of Virgins, will meet al their Banking House
in the City OF Wheeling. ON Tuesday. January tho
Sd, lS43, for the purpose Of elecIing FIVE Directors.
for the parent Bank. and four for each Of the hran1
ches, 10 serve FOR The ensuing year.
list, CASHIER
II is provided by the 9th section of ihe act Of the
General Assembly, passed March 25Ih. 1912.
THAT no Officer or Director Of Bank shalt here.
after vote by proxy for any Stakeholder in any eleI.
Iion OF Directors or Officers Of a Ban NOT shall any
proxy be voted which shall have been executed siI-
ty days before the time Of any election"
The same act also provides, that emo President or
Director of any Savings Bank, or general agent of
any Manufacturing or Mining Company. shall he
hereafter eligible ns Director Of any Bank"
FORM OF A POWER OF ATTORNEY.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT5
That hereby appoint
to be substitute and proxy for and in nsme
and behalf, TO vote Of any election Of a director or dir
eclors Of the n w bank Of Virginin: And fu~uhetmors
10 represent at all meetings Of the Stock.
holders of said Bank, and in name
and behalf TO vote respecting The enacIing, repeal.
ing or amending such BY Laws, Ordinances OF Re.
gulaIions as may be deemed necessary and conven-
rent for the government and management Of the
said Bank, as fully as might or could. were
personally present
WITNESS. hand and seal this dpy 9f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
TAME WARNING.

VIE subscriber requests all persons indebted e
j. him either by note or account, 30 the prese.t
lime. TO call Immediately and settle the same.
dec 24-G. A. SAM'L M'CLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04

IN CHANG Err Y-ln The Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county OF
Ohio.
William = Dslrymple and Borias Z Gardner
RS.
william ChapliRe and Others,
and
Weber, Miller and Hand
rS.
Same defendants.
BY virtue Of n joint decree pr0noun ced by the
Aforesaid coutt IN the above named CT usez, on
the 10Th day of June, IN the year IS4t, l shall as
rommI sslOneT appointed for that purpose, on the
hrst Monday of February, lS43, at the front door
OF the court house ofOhIo county, proceed to sell
all that part Of lot No III, in Market square IL
the city of W heeling, and not owned before the
making Of the mortgage deed mentioned IN said
dccreel by the CITY of wheeling. and also all that
lot OfGround on Main street in said city of Wheo-
ling No 81, except So much thereof as had been
conveyed by said Chapline TO Selby f- Bennett, or
so much of sad lots rs shall be sufficient to sat
Isfy the debts, interests and costs ia said decree
mentioned, At public auction TO III highest bidder
on the following ter ms, viz. For cash as to one
nth OF the purchase money and en- n credit If 6,
70 and rs months as To the residue of The purcha. e
money, with interest from the day of sale, the
puIch a~er giving bond with good security TOT the
deferred payments, and the title held until the
same are paid.
/ w MITCHELL, Deputy for
ARCH WOODS,
dec 20-ts Sheriff OF Ohio county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04

4 NREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM WfIEE-
" LING TO BALTIMORE, PIIILADEL-
PIIIA. NEW YORK, BOSTON AND WASH
INGrON CITY.
The Good Intent Stage Company. now affords, by
its connection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
now completed TO Cumberland. greater speod, COM
fort and Safsty lhan any Olher limo between the east
and west.
Their coaches are npon The plsn Of The Patent
Boo Spring invented by Capt r Shriver. Of Gun
bertrand. which are now coming INTO very general
use in pleasure carriages and Stages. they arc sc.
kuoWledged by travellers 10 bo mprs safe and easy
than any other coaches now in use.
Two Ines leave Wheeling daily 81 Z o'clock. A
NJ, connecting with The mail al Cumberland. and
arriving in Baltimore by Rail Road 81 about S
Wheeling TO Baltimore. in 81 hours Frum Wheo-
ling to Philadelphia Al hOOs'. Wheeling to New
York As honrL
To : F r.I,i%s:.. ' Is 90
For seats IN Wheeling apply ~ the stage Office
fret door above the United States Hotel, Water o..
Also az the Bar Of The Hotel.
Returning from Philadalphia passengers can pay
their fare at The corner Of llth aud Market sc 90
Tho Rail Road agent, or 10 he agent ~ No l, Dock
81. or 70 The raptain on board Of the steamboat.
From Baltimore, passengers can pay lheii fare n
wheeling 10 ths Rail Road Cos agent q, their Office
in Pmu 81.
Fvm Washington City passengers can ply their
| aro 10 wheeling to The conducior Of tho Train. on
the way previous 10 their arriving At The relsy
house.
nov 81 HUTCHINSON Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
WINDOW GLASS.

M SYMMES q JAMES n ROBERTS.
. respectfully inform The public that they
have entered into eo-partnership IN the manufacture
Of Window Glass 81 The Glass Factory IN South
whesliog. where they will always keep on hand a
stock Of Glass Of all sizes, which they Will cell 70
order 81 the lowest picrs. Ordsr addressed 10
hem will be promptly filed with en- article war
rsnisd 10 BE- equal 10 any Cylinder Glass manu-
factured IN The Western country. dec 2S-H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
JOSEPH TAYLOR A. SON.

JOSEPH TAYLOR e. SON.
FOR HARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
corner Of Eutao and German streets,
BALTIMORE, Mo.
WESTERN MERCHANTS are respectfully
w informed that we have mad arrangement
TO Forward Goods by the BALTIMORE and OhIo
Railroad. The cars being loaded at our store snd
consigned TO houses Immediately on the road IN
Cumberland, enables US TO send goods through
with but litle eGpense or handling % eithei
point.
Particular attention will be paid to Produc,
consigned TO us for sale.
dec sO-d2m JOSEPH TAYLnR& SON.
TRIADELPHIA FLOUR.
A FRESH supply of The ssoye superior article
IA received this day, and for sale by
dec % NJ REILLY.
RYE FLOUR.
ID ECEIVED this day from The TnadelphH
~ nfiil. a lot Of superior Rye Flour. Tor hmil
use. and fOS sole low by NJ. REILLY.
dec %
BEDIBLION FAMILY FLOUR.
FRESH supply VI The abovs superior brand
IN received this day and Cor sale by
dec 80 NJ REILLY.
IN BALES BUFFALO ROBES, ia Store an.
III for sale low by
dec 29-3t JACOB & MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04

IN neg t. VIII ne held At The City Hall, on Tses.
DAY evening, the 9Th inst. az half past sr1 o..
clock.
The officers are required 10 attend in foil uniform
with side arms.
By order Of tho reEimsntal court Of enquiry.
dec % CEo. w. SIGHTS, Crk 9Th RoEt.
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~LATFR STILL.
JH1WES WCANANT,
II ESTATE A GENT,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING.
COmnis sion and Produce Merchant.
AN sTEA MBOAT AGENT,
No. so WIter street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
REFER TO:
Col J B Bnni,
James Glasgow, Esq.
Capt II III Shreve,
David Tatum. Esq. "L''
Capt w u Boyce.
Warrick Tunslall, Esq
S Lnwthcr,
Ely Dorsey. ""eer"s'
nov 29-D3m
re GROSS FAHNES TOCK'S V~ERMIFUGE-
Just received and for sale Wholesale and retail
by OLIVER PRYOR, Union s.,
dec 10 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
TINIIE subscriber invites the attention ofthe La.
dies To a few dozen Er ira rich French fotpers
Of tho latest style. SENSENEY.
nov III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
COUNTY. To WIT:

/, a Justice oflho Peace for said Coun.
ty, DO hereby certify, that
who la executed the above power Of AttoF.
ney, personally appeared before ms and made oath.
that The Stock on which vote pre-
posed TO be given, is bona fdes
and thatthe same is not held by means Of any trans
fer cOnirived or designed to evade ire provisions Of
the act"Esiablishing general regulations for the in
corporation of BaHks," passed The swoniyNecond
March, 1897.
Given under my hand, this day Of isG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04
DIR. DUNCAN,S
ExPECTORANT REMEDY,
QNSu
DIR. DUNCAN,S

" y w Tvs
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of blood.
bronchitis, Difficulty OfBreath-
Ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Cough, Group, N all Dis
eoses of the Liver and
Lungs.
T is a we'll lnowR fact. that CONSUMPTION
IL destroys more human lives than any other d,.
ease on record. So great has been the destruc-
,aar erdino Joouarv Ist 1870 ,ba, nnyaf
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
with this insidIous disease ia one year, Shoekinst
Were we not aware that this fact has been care
fully ascertained from the records of mortality.
we could not credit the assertion. We behold tie
fatal ravages in families all around us, gathering
in its cherries embrace a friend from every CIR
Gle, and casting gloom and darkness over is
place ofvlsltaton. These occular demonstrat atoms
be spared in procuring a medicine immediately to
BEFORE IT BE TOO LATE.
Thel efore you who are afflicted with the fra
symptoms Of a Consumptiye or Pull nonary na.
ture, delay not IN using Or Uuncan's Expsosor-
ant Remedy; II is certain TO eradicate and remove
from the system the first Q ii seed of consump-
ton; and will also restore 10 eriect health many
Of those who have long been confined 10 the sick
proper Medicine. AGENTS from ali parts Of ths
United States speak Of the wonderful ehecta sf
this Great Discovery in the Healing Art, for ros-
cuirg thousands from the colo and silent grave.
Note. The above Medicine is a pups vegetable
preparation. very pleasant to the taste, and suit
able to use under any circumstances. Full dTeo-
tions DC. are described in a pamphlet accompa.
nying the Medicine.
Always ask fer Dr, Dunesn's E1,sctoran,
Remedy, and do not be persuaded to usa anT
other until you giveit a fair trial,
ALI genu. ne has on the envelope q repress n
taiion f"Hope" in the form of the above plate.
HCAUTlON. There are rome persons thst
sell the above medicine guilty OF ecommending
some, trash of their own slewing, or that which
they buy for q tribe, and offer il in the pla oe os
DR. Duncan's. This they do TO speculate at the
their guard. Purchasers be careful of these
Request
For sale At Ne 10 North Eighth street, Phlndd.
phia.
Price l dol. per bottle. OF six for 5 dollars.
just received and fol sale by
JOHN FISHER,
aug rs 6mWdD Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-04

Ills own rroperiy-of the property Of
his ward-or Of his iestaior or intestais's estate. No
ming The testator or inestaie-or 10 bonn fds held
BY him IN virtue ofsOme duly recorded will Or deed
~ trust for some other person or persons. naming
the persons and deed.
dec 10 2y
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ELECTION,

ELECTION.
MERCHANTs' " MEcmANIcs' BANK
Wheeling, Dee II, 1910.
VHNIlE stockholders Of This Bank are notified that
an election will he held at The Banking
house on the ~ Monday (9Ih) ofJanuury next, for
SIX direciors, To se.ve for The year, then TO enSus.
dec 10 S BRADY. Esshirr.
PRINTING INK.
Al INTER News Printing Ink Just received
aud for sale at manufacturers prices by
dec 10 ROBB g. STEPHENSON.
FIRE a. MAXINE INSURANCE Co.
Wheeling. Dec. II, 1912.
DURSUANT To the charter, a meeting Of the
q Stockholders Will be held nj The office Of the
company. on Monday. The % day ofJanpay I543,
commencing Al 6 o'clock r NJ. for The purpose OF
elccting nine directors for the ensuing year.
dec IL 25w DANIEL LAMB. Sec'y.
TEN DAYS LA FEE FROM BOSTON.
USF received at BIG RED BOOT.
- 2 cases Mems Thick Boots,
2 cases Gents calf Boots,
do do Water Proof Boots,
l do Boys Calf Boots.
do Youths Cali Boots.
2 Trunks. Gents Calf and Morocco. Monroe
and Union shoes. SAMB MCLALLEN.
dec 10
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RAIL ROAD n Z.

" LING TO BALTIMORE, PIIILADEL-
PIIIA, NEW YORK. BOSTON AND WASH
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STATEMENT

STATEMENT
tho sf'rs at the Wheeling Savings Institu
~ iion- January 2. ls43.
hD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23


'pe'NS 40 BaooxL ~, Noy. ., 1879.
Messrs SAgps: Geat-Al.hozgh dishgured and de-
formed for life tarr lost my retofcOni aod never,
while exist shall cease 10 feel grateful tor oeoeets con-
terref through of uvaluaoIe sarsa Daria.
was aached the year 1913 iih scrono1s ahscioh on
ths end OF ny nose conmencag with small red SPOT al
tsuded with itching and burning SENSATIONS 4Ds lhiucec
rubbing and commenced The ranges OF o-sTd,'
which progressed DlioUs the eit noo!ep was iisst
des;royed ard continuing upwards, II cross Inc Doe
OF the nose and, Selling the Tigi sGr esoyeo s
cartilage bone aad ali the surrounding ps' o',
the nose entirely eaten CT he psssaeet t1 -
tears from toe eye 10 the nose ooatrsatro "uleG 49,,
contsuaI flow Of tears The disease 90" seer Sp -.
upper p, extending TO the Iight cheek, ane ny
s.rinp were better be ma ned MAJ
am native OF Nottingham, ia GpgiabI anu NJ S1
we'll known there. TIE nrst Physicians IN me hngpn
,;ed far re ;,rt with little beGfd AZ oGe t;ts
was directed 10 take q drops oil t lDcAaie % 9.ine
lres times day which contnne cr s - .. sss'
aI,er rhis use prescription Of SIR Asey Coopef bua
rysd in vain continued 10 grow worse aad as crown
sro man will catch straw, USED every remedy could
mar III that considered applicable 10 my c1-r, ua
became disguised with inc treatment, and reinquShed all
nope of eTer getting well
xanv pronounced the disease Cancer bat Dr.. III,
usder whose treatment was considered il scrotu!ons
Iuprs and this Is tie name gwen II By medical men, AS
tasi resort recommended 10 Try caange OF az AID
an iiEartic voyage, and April last sale 20. America
and arrived here month OF May. The disease con-
tred gradually Increase, extending upwards AMI back
wards having destroyed the entire ros aEd ast sefng
towards the frontal bone seized npon The Hpgefaw and
surrounding parts
While crossing CO the FeTyboat from PFootiynto New
York gentleman attracted By MY appearance and
thus sccosted me- sly friend. Esye you ut the a:apa
ria!' Yes replied various kinds AID every thns else
couId bear Of but, said DC, u mean sandss Sarsapa,
rila, No. replied. Then use II, for believe u VIII
cnre your Berg TINS addressed BY stranger was IN
duced 70 maze tra! OF medicine be 50 highy reecn
r.ended.
purchased bottle, which gave sorle retei, aao
mouths feel within we'll The di&sasc scpPed u rs
,zvages, ali those rackine and r1,neatng pas arc go
nav tood rslishes NV digestion IS good asd sleep vel
aid under the blessing OF Divine Providence asa 49,
tie result entirely TO the rse al Szntss saaPaas WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

desire ihas the as.sed nay 70 ioagsr delay bst
rissl medicine sns GET cured,
frscar, with lee snss 81 iaStsaS Grat:tcae.
Your friend, THOMAS LLOYD
MIRA Aley, PesTi-1rssS
SrArE OF Nrw.Yosy} On tbs IS h Gsy Of Noye1ahes,
CIV Of srecAlvn. S. lsfs b. Or came Thomas
Lloyd and acknowledged tie Truth ef ee Scgoing paper.
HENRY C. MURPHY.
Mayor OF the City OF Brookiyn.
Sands, Sarsacaria viii as, remove and permanently
diseases having their origa &c an impure STATE OF ne
blood and dePeavsd conGiiioa OF The gen-rs eoi5s'sn
Seroiula or Kings Ey il its various orras !sheos'
Sul obstinate calceoas Erapons Siotches blis fcl-
pies Pus,nes the face. chrome Sore Eyes Rngwor
,y letter Scald Head enlargement pain OF the oores
and oies stubborn Ulcers syp6lisie symptoms diseases
arising from an pScdcious Mercury Feale desSnge
mems and o,ber similar complaints.
Prepared and st wholesale and retail and tor export
ation ly A. s. Sastis Z Co. Ne rs Broadway, tSrante
sidnF} corner OF Chambers street. New York. Also sod
nv A. D. Sands Druggists, Ne - ard 100 Fnisors.
,yid Sands G.. No 7. Eas; Broadway, corner o. Mar
Ielrret; AM ~ Druggists generally hroughoes the
Uai,ed States 1;ce ST Pc, bottle slI bottles tor 81
HeeeThe cr!nsi documents may De Seenb caiiaS AZ
nur store No. rs Broadway. o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

MuRpgg.-A woman, named Mary Ann Ham
mond, was found dead in hSr bed in New-orleans
on The 9th inst. covered with blood. and tsuly mu-
'usted. Her husband, james Hammond, agsinsl
whom there is much suspicion OF having committed
lae crime, has been arrested, together with Bird
seteonFaa, Francis Higgins and Thomas Morris,
secused OF beng accompiceI in the transaction,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

pa-s,,s wishing 10 purchase the new cheap pubsea-
oss =, ,hs dsy viii md them al the publication once
~ rbs Tribros Nc 100 NassarsIse opposite lie S1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Martha Conin has lived In my sn!ly the last ~ years
and hereby certify The foregoing aeOens nate of her
ss els "a correct BirS. MAaY 3. LLOYD,
- No. e0i Broad 81. SeSark, N j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

HRAvY RoBsERY-On the I4th inst. daring
robbery was perpe,rated on the premises OF MF'
De Haun, Charleston, S. C., by which ne lost De-
tween two and three thousand dollars in money
and jewelry to about the same amount.