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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

EEARDwAKE AT REDUCED PRICES -
En- Saudersch's Cgsi and Shear : eel,
R"w'nrds MAJ, and CrnsS Cut Saws.
Buii hinges and Table Butts.
American Wu,d Screws.
Table KNIVES and Forks.
Wolsteuholu's fine Peuknives.
Together with a general ass"rtmeut ofIIardwarc,
just received and iOr sale vey low for Ca,h.
HENRY p ORRIS
sept ll-3t. Man st corner Market Ally.
SCHOOL BOOkS-Duvie,' Arithmetic anil
~ Rev. Davies Algebra; Valley Greek Gnmmaf:
OlHlsiead's Philosophy. , vols; X .rknnm's Elucutrun.
Farley First. Second and Tiiri Book Of History:
Hedges L"gic;T"wu's Spellers; Parley's Geography.
Mrs Lincnln's Brianv; Combs Walkers Dictionary.
&c. &c' just received This DIV ard Ter sale by
STEPHENSON Il HASWELL.
sep ii Union ST.
- BBLs OF ALUM, first rate article. for
" sale at Al cts per 10. by
sep IL JY CALDWELL.
4 FEW BBLS OF RAPPs best Oh Rye
"a WHlSKEY, Tor sale hy
sep II CALDWELL.
JUST RECEIVED,
a GENERAL assortment Of Drugs, Paints. and
~ Dye Smfs amonps: which are
10 Cnrbuvs OIL Viiriol.
D do Aqua Forts.
3 do MuriaIIc Acid.
2 do S~ulphuuc Ether.
8 do SpIs. Niire.
s do Aqua Ammrnil.
Gases Gum Copul aud Shellac.
a few eases Chrome Green aud Yellow.
3Casks T. Q. Lnmpblark.
, hhis Spis TurpcHiinr,
MI Of which will be sold at Tho Lowest prizes hy
sertl IL JAMES BAKER.
A LOT of Whiting. also. a large lot NJ LogwnoI .
N CamIn,I and Eusttp inst ,,..,,.J - T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

A LOT of Whiting. also. a large lot Of L,gwooI
IN Camwood and Fustic, just received ard for
sale 10y lsepI IL J. BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

Ennn LBS NEW YORK C~RUSTSUGAR
HOOO just received mad fr sole Lv.
aug IL Al Yoke.
No lS9 Market sI,are.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

4 FEW Pigs hest quality oGTin. for sale 10y
"A sept II J BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
crust SALE.

ESh T'ns % q deed Of l-uSt executed ~
NuulW lawbu.0 bearing ,tts ou he 2zd
'uIte Of he cHoGIv court for "uiD county. iu deed
'poS y" page ", 0u" q augrLtr ICED tear
w. u''e "u TIE VA 20. SlaTeu iefs, also rtcria.I
~ Sl'iN s ouc" / shall On the % ia, OF
,'tot'r r'qt pros" 20 sell ~ pubic qucf on %
me hISh 81 ntdIer, at the { ont Uunr Uf ;Hs Cuurt
grOut d 10 vii: Lots No nine and ten - -
North part ct lot No forty, one IN SOM Nb.s-
,tng. sad lots Nos . and 40 hing o.. ,he Est
SIDE OF Water -. and on the y rth sise Of second
II. and The SAID lot No Al living on the West slje
Of Main 81. with I'll the buildings and lmpr.,y,-
ments thereon. Terms will be made knew a AZ
the Time ana place of sale. The title Is urn.y.d
10 be goUd, bat selling as trusleel shall only give
such as u vested M me.
SGD 2 Is r IS SW~EARtNGEN, Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
I'd. WsGIVNTa-

GROCEBTES 3 DRY GOODS.
10. AIS, E1u y Nrrt-f Sy47rr.
As uu Hagd t general vs-rrmruf az Fam-y
GROCERIES 1uJ DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. uhrrd be- aa~rs 90 r1s pu5'ac los as ubey
raa b. lsJ m Ire Wsg,srH C-1uty. arg %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
STILL LATER.

NEW BOOKS--We IRE row receiy ing and
~ opening The largest s;Cck OF Books. Sc. ever
ofered IA tins city. Having been selected expressly
for This market, Will embrace everything that the
wants VI The community require.
Country Merchants. Tearhcrs and other, srs
respectfully requested Ia call and examine.
STEPHENSON & uASWELL.
sep . Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

a LARGElOt Of Window Glass OF sizes runnin,
from 5 by 10 10 ~ 10y Is. McNsuee a. Al
sms bmud, 0S sale low by J Y CALDWELL.
sept II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
GRAND SCEalINas2.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Y.

}. G. GREGORY q CO. Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
a RTmTR,s TALES ne.h salr IN !.

a RTUUR'S TALES fresh suI py yf
"a r Auhufs Tales.
The Village Doctor
Swearing on
The Ruiued Family
LfIfez Far
SYIyeui Hud lUrJ.vcnf5
Just received and lur sale lt MLLLORS.
eng 30
MORE GOODS SENSENEY, hos Iusl
vi received p iuuhrr .HrpIy New Goods from
Philadelphia. vhirh makes bs -ssk very iull aud
complete. lie u--uras hrs iucrts NtHt they will 6uI
eyety aru,le m hs line as inv az sau be bad 90 auy
Other Sure IN the Guy For al, the particular.
sss tssU bii of Ny n~eiglbJrs ssr ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

4 FEW pieces Red add White Flannel YER,
N gnud arIcle, &C. sale luw by
septll ~ CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

CHANCECl.-In the circuit superior court
= oil law and chancery for Ohla county.
Be"Jahlh ~lh!siIe, compliment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

* BBLS OF ALUM, first rate article. for
~ sale al Al cts per 10. by
sep IL J CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

4 FEW BBLS OF RAPPS best Oh RS
~ WHISKEY. Tor sale hy
sep u } y CALDWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

rot likely TO arrive at The true Of the discotn,
amongst The peopl. as they move from lace lace
without giving sufficient notice u those really az
greved, of their Intentions
FRAscg.-t is sud, that the Government are una
~ at the Duke Of BorteauSS s't 10 England; and
color given II The report by n stat. mn; uacb
appeared in The TIM s. tina, Pr'nce Pognac, h had
come with four chnr"u Ia spend tho winter IN Pa,,s
had been ordered by tn, Police ,nday, 10 out
n Il hoG:s
The Moni,eur publ. shes the official royal ordinance
convokinr the Chambers the 27ih # d. december
lSpI, -3yrirni IF tic Ocertnnd -Na- E1press frcn.
Paris, Dscemjcr The reyoGt on IN the Puniaub
has been the principal topic Of interest daring the
month. il is not known whether Lord E.ienboroueh
viii interfere; though reports OF The immediate a..
semo!ag', on the Sikh frontier, Of army consisting
Of from 30'0 10 70 900 men, tend induce pe!,v
general belief, tina; he will eventually If no, q, once.
do
News from hhlh1ns:an has been received which
leads US 10 b. eve that Dosi Mahommed is MT destined
to retain very long the rens Of authority 81 Cabo. -
He has become exceedingly unpopular many Of Es
subjects are IN open REBEL on.
lrALf.-Letters from Leghorn, Of the lllh ms. say
that The people OF Naples were in a s'ae Of grtatey
citement, expecting sudden movement: and TIA,
the insurgents IN The PAPA! States were net entirely
dispersed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

Married "Wednesday, TIN .a.d November, n Gnyle h H.
Rev. r. T. Montague, pEAHsor TrfEH C,rrHoS>, VI To Nh
Mar. L. H. Seas. al oi Mldlt>sg county.
~ The Wing aud Religious Herald 'yiil ilfa-e copy
Married, the 2ist instant by the Rev. William Now o.
iiLt.a MAR.iI.LL, Est, formerly If London. u GEEya1
vIsGrNtA, daughter O! Jacob Hail. Esd u! thS cry.
Married tie Nny by The Rev y J. y. Nnrc W.
r YouxG Esq, q: iynrhhuf.. 10 Hiss May \. T. h'f ~
ews.urr, daughter e. Joseph Mays decra>et Of Tie ior'
nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

saIed from New York, December ll,h, in the Packet
ship Toronto, tor London, the Hon Abram Rench,r
ms rs VIE and children, Of North Carolina charge de
nna'Fes 'i lie INT States At the Court o. Lisbon
we sincerely wish them u safe voyage ~ althiul
syoufn IN the foreign and, aud happy return 10 their
native coun'ry-[.l Tribuue, Dec -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27
Friday, December ~, lo43.
SENATE.

After the presentation of several petitions, and the
reference Of papers relating 10 claims, the Committees
were called for reports.
MIR. CRITTENDEN, from the Committee on Mill
,nry Affairs, 10 which had been referred the bill pro
vidng for the payment of the balance due TO Massa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27
Your obedient servant,
HENRY a. WISE.
Mcssrs. BLAIR Il RIvl
House. OF RrrRFsrSTATIvEs.

December ~ 1913
Sir In your paper of yesterday, in speaking of The
proce edngs Of The House the subject OF Abolition,
you make this remark: "Mr. Beardsey Of New York
stated justification of his votes that he thought the
best way ailay agtation this suhec: was to cgale
H." This Sir is not correct. | mad. snch remark
said such thing, any thing like it My remark
was, that and refer petitions OF THIS descrp
ton, was my opinion, the best way to allay ag'la-
ton the subject; and not, you say that agitation
was the best mode 10 suppress it, trust you will pub
lish this note and thus relieve from the impuloa
YOU h1ye cast upon me.
am, &c, yours, SAM BEARDSLEf.
To the Editor Of the Spectatlr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27
FARMERS BANK or VIRGIN,

FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA
December .r9na, !-I3
Sir have the honor enclose showing the c,,
don q" this l"s;tuion, including rs branches d.: %
day this month.
Will h'eh respect
am tUut obedent servant,
}. C. BLAIR, Ca.L.sr.
To Ills ExcernCy, JAME. McDowELL Gov. oC "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

Mr.. Beardsey's position in regard to Mr.. A1amss
abolition petitions was not properly presented IN the
Globe of Thursday evening. Mr. Beutdsley commended
only for the reception and reference of such petitions
as he deemed constitutional He does not consider
tons abolish slavery in the States to be of that clas1
lie holds tha. petitions to abolish slavery the District
are CONSTITUTIONAL and ought, therefore, I, be received
With his upon that point his conduct is perfectly
consistent Mr.. Beardsey, although holding that Con,
gress have the power s nevertheless, opposed to the
exercise OF it, to interfere with slavery as 1, exists in
the District OF Columbia.-[ Globe, Dec. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27
sc;taufc and Ciassien! sehoot at In rqice

THE subscriber having engaged James H. Norwood -
North Carlina. Teacher, VIII reopen ~. Sehg' ~
r., .l.nre in TIE county of Goo Inland. tue h p JAM"
neN In s school wi bc iau=!t HE usnat trtn'iIr- 90
English Education together wii Atitmaiict and TIE 90
and Feeacn Language The number ci sah""is ~"
Halted Ia twenty Two. ,.l.
Tne terms for session Of five months for board 'na'
Washing lodging, fuel, candles and iutcn c3 payable j"
- :. ...t rs,.
MIR =, rwood Is = graduate Of the tDvtr.y of Norm ~
M Ia ,., in<'u, he acted fn'" or -"EI. tine ''
s,,d, u n T. -ur- satisfaction a.! The Faculty. ahu I
that m. Ia. had considerable experience Fea'hei -
IL. .n,arnt qualifications, both scholar and
IN. hsffiber bleves that Mr. Norwood will conduct W"
IN manner ;ha, viii meet the appreciation OF al! "ho'"'"
their n wards To his loss
Tie location Of III School i remarkably btan!i A. b.a
by the fact thai in the four year, that liz Sth' "'
existence OF serious Sickness has occurred
Refer in Rev Bishop Johns, Rev. George Woodbury.
William Norwood, Of Richmond. 6--it'
Dec. 9@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

F.raEE, BASIS Ntt.,V,, Dec -. LIS.
The undersigned Directors "l Farmers Bank Virginia,
crr;iy iha: foregoing have brrn examined
believed to b. correct.
Wa II. MACFARLiND,
JAMES E0SilER.
WM. WILLIAMS,
JAMES DUNLOP.
JAS. e. CRANE.
STATE EisGr~:t, Cir II Richmond. 30 wi:
J. Blair Ia far;aer' raHS 81 Nr-ai1. Is G1
cIsonay appeared briofc me- Justice of the Peace cas-
aforesaid, aud Ina- OATH the within statements, made
The EoHk> Of The Bank and from tbr latest pfcct
date ;hr Eiaueh,s crrcc 10 the best d"
knowledge and belief.
Gytm auGer my hand this 24nd day Of peecalci. -'9
". y. BLAIR, J. +.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-27

NOTICE TO TOBACCO PLaNTERS.-,bsg' - ia.,eetor
~ ma hor-hrad. IN which Tobacco i packed ~, anl h,
shall fifty four inches in the Iens; 81 an aowan
eight inches at the head within TIE 'I' the IN tA'
for prizing not exceeding two inchrss.ss
;rzius head. Passed ssnI February - Richmond. 'edHe
We the Inspectors the WafeAo sending tobacco ID
this place. 10 attend strictly 10 the ao1N. Johnson, ,
SHEPPARD WILLIAM
WREN MACON s7-a,wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
THE ONLY COMPLETE EDITION. :,
PRICE FIFTY CENTS
HARPER BROTHERS HAVE NOW READY,
THE MXSTERIES OF PARIS,
TRANSLATED FROM The FRENCH OF EUGENE sur.
BY CHARLES H. TOWN, ESQ.
OPINIONS DE THE PRESS,


The superiority Of ra translation all others lies IN
the fact of its extreme fidelity the original
Boston Evening Gazette.
More elegantly don= ard has certainly The advantage in
FORM brother Jonathan
In revenge-dspa7ages the translation Of the Harps1's
sditon and quotes aud his own 10 show Ina,
the quantity of the original made Of in his ed
ton than the HarpeIs This unfortunate
captive by explosives ard commonplace slang, his translation
sinks immeasuab below Of the harpers. The former
full OF the horrible murder style and evidently made
OF the latter pure and chae, and pease The udiciou
reader By the good displayed ts,eles
portion OF the original New York s. Bulletin.
Nh Towns translation spirited, and the power
and interest OF the original in remarkable degree.
II. Y Commercial Advertiser.
WE HIVE T.7KEN PINS TO EI.4MINE .aLL
THREE OF THE EDITIONS PUBLISHED IN
THIS COUNTRY, and Et-E DO NOT HESIT.4TE
TO PRONOUNCE THE Msssrs. H.4RPERS EDE
TIONDECLDEDLF THE BEST We ought 10 krotc
something about It for Ire hare employed our leisure for
three months in reading and 'cnslatins the original rok
from the French OUR .aDVICE TO THOSE WHO
U-ISF TO OBT,4IN THE YORK IN ITS BEST
FORM rs TO PURCHASE THE MESSRS. H.9R.
PERS EDITION." Boston Daily Mail.
One VINO ha, read The story French expresses the opin
ion that the spirit and power of the original retained
markabe degree Nh Town the translator Of the best
French scholars in this country hav ing resided in France aud
made himself familiar with her literature and language"
Brooklyn Daily News.
The translator, Mr. Charles H. Town. has performed hi,
task with aithfulness and abty.
nj Bits y Y Courier and ENQUIRER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

SANDS SARstpARLALoss oappetite, Indigestion, DyS-
pspsia Hearbu Gastritls Or Inflammation of The stomach
of gastric juice and bile The sayary glands longer send
forth healthy How, and the ver issues acrd bile Then
after eating oppression OF the pecerice headache and 9a9-
cea treuous sensations and variety OF other peculiar e-
ng known only 10 the sufferer For these and kindred dis
eases remedy has dawned upon the world aSns for
m entirely vegetable composition Is IN It's operation pc
cuar entering into the circulation thus coming III contact
with the germ Of disease, and dspacng unhealthy
secelions by extending its influence part OF the body
and general reaction when health succeeds debility
ad disease For certificates Of advertisements IN
This and other daily papers.
d B I GS 8 Ro c a i ga DI
mg corner Of Broadway and Chambers,street Sold also
by A. B. D. SANDS. 70 Fulton. of Gold.stree
and at u East Broadway corner of Makesree ice, 81
per bottle;-SiX bottles for SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
: DE-. Fellx Gouroud,s poudre Subtitle,

vii compeeIv and perm,reu sS,;c1, To-
hair from females upper ps the hair conceaiiac broad
Sfd ssvaTed forehead the Stubborn beard of man. any kind
oi,;e, 81 Makef At one do9[ from BloqdwSy.
Agcuts-Guthre, Maiden lane Albany: MYERS New
Haven; Brown 10 CheSngt street Philadelphia; Jordan
Carleton. lowell; c. DYER II, Providence; Mathewson
Noswich TonseY, Rochester, y. Guild Bangor; White
Calais
Can be tested before buying proof positive this and
no lnxtahe. go I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

"a C,uc Crown was bestowed upoa Romar who
saved HE lie of fellow citizen Were this custom Vogue
here the Of vfsstass F d snd NS%a}ea
Thousands have been safched from the very gates oil death by
e excellent preparations and the fame G Of the so Sns
that the machinery for their manufacture, vast as II ~ s
Constantly motion scarcely adequate to supply b. e
for them Pulmonary diseases generally yield 10 ttes
Cough LozenSes within eight hours after they are adj
tnstsred and coughs of lons standing are frequently GiIu
By them single day The Vegetable Pills remove All
strucons from the bowels purify the OF the BLOOD
and all diseases incident 10 the great organs OF HE
Principal office l2o talton OF NSSsaustree N Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
r. John BurdelI, Dentj
MARRIED.

Ga the 18th ult by the Rev John Lille Nh Joseph NJ
Lane TO Miss Sarah P. Hickman, all Of thi, city.
On Saturday 4th inst BY the Rev Dr. Potts, Nj. William
Whitney TO Miss Mary Stuart dau ghter Of the late James
McVikar all OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
rAI1ITS POR- SALE

~ The Trustees of the NewYor City Marble Gene
tery have Just completed tier Of vausin the emetery,
in Second avenue Persons wishing 80 paI
STEPHEN ALLEN, ROBERT H1SLOP,
MICAH BALDWIN PHILIP HENRY.
ELLIS POT'TER ne Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

Ticket headed DANIEL H. SANDS! !-Fellow Citize4s-
the above named ticket without my Knowledge consent
aud without doubt intended Temperance
G PW! es A 4 SiT Wh IN S c"
"ft o sae that II People had made os
process-and scom the intended cheat; ,,aonp1-rr
The following is the Regular American Republican iicket
nASGLEE o NJ st olGG'asfc;xENBos.
For Members Of .qsseWbig
T1omss i 4 ' o;SisT, S5iIq /; 4iilT;
Andrew NlcGowq IA Jacob L. Fem
cH,LE5 so HE sSif9ff HALL.
HORACE z2i o GooFb St5iE
NJ JAMES 5G e fFoefRRIRfEEsTER.
r Liberty Party Nominations.-Tieket Of
ESQ 70 Sassaa street Vincent Lecount 200 GREENWICH
Ro ose IS Cherry Luke Dappes 81 Division q
9th street. n62t~
~ First ward .Ta1es.-The Collector Of the
70 bo o 6 to his ss 2G i S
S t BY Of voluntary yGGo5 e 3 Coseo
Ofice, Coeutes' Slip Open from sunrise TO sunset
every day, Sundays excepted IT.
- Fifteenth WTard.-At meeting Of the Demo
cratic Wings Of the Fifteenth Ward held pursuance OF
call CT the Ward COMMITTEE 10 confirm the County nona.
tons and for Assembly. HENRY +. DAVIES, Esq was
called TO the Chair and George W. Bruen and Ambrose e.
Kingand EsQs elected Vice Chamea, and +. II. At
well and r. II. Herring were appointed Secretaries.
After able and eloquent address by the Chairman,
mee Of three consisting Of Col Hcman Norton Col WIN.
L. Stone and Harvey IL Weed ESQ., appointed 10 retire
and report resolutions for the consideration Of the meeting
Mr. Weed Ex-Ad. Bue, Alr. Blunt, and Col Stone eo-
ouenty addressed meeting-After which the following
solutions reported aud adopted:
ReSolred That tie nominations made b the Senatorial
and County Conventions, already ratified BY the people
National Hall cordially and heartily respond and that,
harng approved the nomination of the candidates. Will
us every exeItion 10 elect Them.
Pes01ret That the Wing party the only true Democratic
one originated In the attempt 10 subsere the the
rest Of the whole people and that confidently appeal
the people elect who viii carry the doctrines of the
Wing party into practical operation.
Resolred That the Wings of this city have every
agemenr with spirit into the contest OF Tomorrow
yana and Mary land will be added the and powerful
voice Of the CITY Of New York.
Resolced That have heretofore suffered By treache1y
in our ranks Will see that traitors decevs.us
by only nominating, but By trumphanty elecng on:
President HENRY CLAY OF Kentucky.
ReSolred That when djourn resolve ourselves
committee of the whole to DO all the work that should
do 10 insure our entire success on the morrow.
On motion resolved adjourn meet on Tuesday
morning the Polls II. +. DAVIES, Chairman
GEO. BEUEN, Vice Chairnn
p H. ATwrII DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

O~ NUTS, Muffs, Muffs-Of very superior quality
among which OF the asst Natural and BIack Lynx
10 be found in the ciry-inr sale II WATSON'S,
Hat and Fur Store, 81 Chatham ST.
purchasing elsewhere TaPed Alua5 Of every description.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

AssIsr NArURE-When sickness the stomach, Tan.of
the back and head burning skin violent pain in any part
othe body indicate that the constitution Is about 70 COM
nature in Riding TIE body Of those morbid RI; humos
virgins Indian y geabe Pills will be found TO excel all
oe[ medicines because they cleanse d the
also aid and improve Digestion aud therefore give health and
vgor to the whole frame well drive every particle OF
pain suffering fiom the BODY
Bemcre Of Conne,fsts-ln orderto avoid being imposed
upon By be particular purchase rom
advertised agents the Office and general depot No.
&S Greenwicf-stree Newly rk.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of the Medciae
Wholesale and retaNoS. 2SS Greenwchect, Newly otk;
9S Tremon,stree, Boston, and No 69 Racestreet PHI
hIelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

T II the rublic would but examine DR., Coyert estlmo-
mails compare them with Others they would be enabled to
decide at once which the suited their Dr. Co
verts Balm Life is positive for Coughs Colds Con
Cronp Whooping Cough used season. and his tcst-
nonas are from eica gentlemen OF The highest standing
svvmeu aud Others who have tested its qualities andhave
been cured by and what's better than all The rest
own hands Thev bold but they writ
ten in modest language and 10 the letter Let the al
Fmincs Worm and Diarrhna Candies the bet rene
dies in such cases of any thing Every mother should
The above medicines are sold wholesale and retail the
office Of Dr. Covert Nassau street: also by f. Caseny
50 Boyery: D. Sands S Co II East Broadway; Codding-
ION 297 Hudson street. Hill 20S Greenwich street, Wendorer
l sh avenue; Wood corner 2lst and Sd avenue ar-
lem 80 Beekman VIM. and of +. Randall, jersey CITY
S-Depot fnrJ W. Ayres superior black, blue, red 3nd
Copying inks and retail 1876 Nasau-street elm
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~ Boarding sonool-1rving Institute

:, u Boarding sohoolaaIrving Institute
jr22 4nis VIM. P. LYON A. NJ Principal.
10 Photographic Likenesses. by the Daguer-
reoty Process go Broadway Corner Park place. by VAN
LOAN. o4 lmis
q College of Pharmacy of the City of
NEW YORK.-The regular Winter course Of Lectures
of this Institution will commence on Monday the 9th of
November, the College Rooms, PCS Broadway.
On Chemstry-Mr. LAWRENCE REID.
On Naiera Medica and PharmaCy--BENJAMIS W.
MCCREApY, NJ. d.
During the of Lectures Chemistry particular
ference will be madeto the application of the Science
to the business Of the Apothecay aud when the pbec Of
qualitative and qualitative analysis minute u.traons will
BE- gwen demonstrations showing the method
oascsrainng Chemically the strength and purity Of many
OF the most important articles used Medicine and the Arts
Tickets for each course be had Of Mr.. Adamon,
500 Broadway and Bower Mr.. Coggesha OF Rose
and Pea-srest Nh Aspnwal, So Wi4nl-street, and Nh
Meakim, 5l Broadway. o28tnov7'
u John Burdel, Dentist. 362 Broadway, corn
Of Franklin street (seccnd block north of the Broadway
abernace) would notify his and the pubic that h.
abandoned the practice Of his profession have
still continues his business IN all It's branches OF Owls