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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

b aCk, b nc. Invisible Bot, Silk handke rehiefs.
tie Green, brown & Drao White aud black Fillel
ClMth. gloves and Mills
Is ne, black. drah, slate g. Silk, cUlt. g. hid do do
sage colurru C~assimeres, IAuIfciaI Flowers.
French, plaid. blue rih'd Black lace. chanulla, lille
black. drus single milled and gauze wells.
do. Mourning Cnllars.
SatIneit & Kent ky leans FIllet, thread. and Isle In.
all qualities and prices. ices. edgir r., ocIings. &c.
Summer SIuHs for nen and NalmeIra Cuttings,
tuys. Ribbons IN greal variety
Plain and siupped Linen BiackN undr-ssed HOIlasd
drillings, Figured, CLeine q pom
B ne drill & MsIicsn mix. parssols.
lures, Scotch gInaham 81 Cotton
Cotton AIDES & giraffe cloth. umbrellas.
Gambroon and VelVrIeeu, Vesiings, sumo Spanls,
500 pieces Prints, assory- patterns,
ed qualities, 4 large stock Of Notions
a beautiful assortment or such as buttons, brushes
Fronch Mosaic s. Engli.h combs. pins. bosscs. lupcs
ChInIE aud Lawn, sewing silks, cords, sus
Al"uSlru de lanes 81 ehaI- pcuders, gun caps, &c.
ieys. II Hales A bro. Muslin
Chamhny, Manchesrer. 4 Lo ble.ched do
EnrIsran and American l04 aud - Blankets
Gmghams, 8 bales cotton yarn 8 To IL
Bonnet silks and Lawns, WsddIng and haIIlng.
various col"rs, TICkneys and Flannels.
Bleached & bro Irish lin Carpets and Rugs.
ems. grass do Florence brand & hone'
81 and lO4 damnsk 10. combLeghon, IL braid 8
hIr omper, willow iash'ble bonnet
CrasI mud hirs's eye do. GeuIlsmen's single Il dJu
White, black and mixed be hnmed LeghuTn naIs
hose md hall hose, Palm leaf do, SC.
Silk do. HATTERS FURS AM
AlpaChn Lustre, TRIMMINGS.
BOmhaz ues, ,Nuina, kussl, Naskra
Freuch & English meri- and Cuney,
noes, Findings and bindings,
Black aud blue black grosI SGIycrs, sides & tips.
de RhIae silks, Stopping brushes. feathers
Striped. fg'd ~ waterd do'IIp papers,
Black silk g. tabhy velvet, Shcllack aud extract o
5 = ga Silk shnwls. Logwosd,
Ladies' and genliemen's ,SaKOuy and Spanish felt,
SATIN & nix scurls. lbOwsirings. &c.
BaudanIa. FAX g. fnncyl
We are wiling to sell At a small advance for
cash either wnulesale or retail. Tauss wishing T.
purchase will please give Us call. mind at No
l3l Main ST., where They shall find goods rs cheap
a NJ any other house ia the city.
MARI %. C. & A..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
DISSOLUTION OF co PARTNER
SHIP.

fHNHF partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the firm Of Brown &
ladder, wa. dissolved on the 9Th cay of Mar, n
so, 10y mutual consent. I he business OF the 10 te
I'm vii be settled ~ eI her of tie former part
n-Isi those who may act be called on will please
call at The old stand, on Main s:rest, first "Oor
above the Bridge, Tor the bdjusIm, Mt 1T their az
counts Il EROwN.
Wheeling, mar ~ 1919. A MADDEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

A NEW PAPER-Will be issued IN the
City OF Wheeling. about the frat Of May, which
will be devoted 10 the causes OF Temperance, Ed
UcatiOn. and Literature, and to the diffusion ufgen.
oral intelligence. newG Of the day. &c. 81.
II will be neatly printed semi-InrnIh!y on a fair
medium sheet. (made expressly for I) ia a quarIs
form, at 81 pei annum payable in advance.
DAVID MACLANE.
April Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
CIR r. RROWN rc,,,c,n

CAR r BROWN, respectfully tenders
= his hanks u the pub &c for the patronage
heretofore bestp wed upon the 6rm Of Brown &
Ha-den, and Ia retiring rom the same recommends
A HaCden. who vii continue the business 10 her
custom. Mr. II, was the practical partner of the
late cJnCcrT, and vii! be able To 81 u all orders vii n
which he may be favored, viii. prOmptnsss and
to The satisfaction vi thOse Tho may favor him
ma-2O I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
Correspondence Of me Fa,imorc pa ,ri.,.

~ NEN iUKh, Monday. P NJ.
|sP'atn Hewitt. VI The Utica. ropo,Is that " hes
"e 20 sae"sed on yesterday. tsero were 50 many
vessels Oft Sindy Hook ,ha, a. co,IJ 49,, ,onn,
'he"' The fog again closed in. aud but few have re,
reached The city.
ihe right. title and interest Of the Merchant,
shehange Go IN the Merchants Exchange. Wall 81.
. Nsder execution this morning and purcha.
= '"o ward. esq for $780,. he Bonds aud
n-oe' upon the building t"geIher with the back
'n,ene't arnou"ting to about $500 Doc
"a 'ore'sn news has had no effect upon our
ma,Ne'' ia eonseq uence Of The weather belng 50
PARK ana gloomy very little has been done in a mn
or e""on; both markets. however. ar quite 6un.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
LITERARY DEPOT.

-
FRESH ARRIVALS.
D O Sdrs nhcAi'kD 'A' following very popuI'
JACK HINTON price s23 with snsrayines.
do do cheap edIioa 37k
HANDY ANDY GA
w ADMlkALS.( 1.-TWO volsl 62I.
SHAKESPEARE No I. Complete in 8 No.) so.
LIFE OF NAPOLEON. with 500 Engravings. to b,
completed IN four Nos so.
IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURAL ARTS
&c IS.
LlFE OF CALHOUN ISs
HISTORY nf the JEWS. 1t No Family Lii 25
COMMON PRAYER. ILLUSTRATED 25.
BIBLE IN SPAIN (ho,k form) 62I.
" IN TIE IVES STERN PRAIRIES IS
"a The above works are in the new fprm oiihe
Harper publications. The New World works con.
S'anlIy on hand. together with oil tho principal mag.
aEines' newspapers. &c in the United Slnte.,
Hpl9 HIRAM KANE. Pennd,raI Ar',.
NEW AND SPLENDID DRY GOODS.
GORGE h'AiURRAY is now oIenilgath his
store room on Market square, a large ana
DRY GOODS, g..
and for the sake OF br-yIty. would only enums-
rate a fev. viz:
SHPsr Broad Cloths all ~coiOr,i super Black
ana Green Summer Cloths, NaDoIeon cloths;
french and London prints IN great variety; Pa
rtstenneS, a new and beautiful article for second
mourning; London French and Mosaic LarRI
oi beautiful natternsi Ladies Fichusefts an sn.
tirely new article ofthe first fashioa: Super super
imperial md Shell braiG BOnRets, would pre-.
suHle their equal has never been Offered IN this
market, Black Laiiar LustriBg Sill, hest
maiilone 81 Black FiG'd and Striped PouH de
500 ORtbro Striped lsuShn de LANES; splen-
dld stock OF new styles PdrdSofs and Shddes:
with a great variety of new aud choice ARTICLES
reasonable are respectfully solicited.
aPS ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
FOR RENT.

SMALL Rnnm ou Market Street. one door
~ north ct OdsubaHgh' Gus Shop. suitable iOr
n shoemaker nr I1dur shop. Prss,ssrJ- gwen iu.
m%edialely and Terms eusy. Erquroy u tIc premises.
y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
ECLECTIC SCHOOL ROOKE

ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.
NCLECllC Primers. Spellsr,; FIr.I. Second.
IL THIRD and F"unh Rsniers; Eclectic AnIhms.
iiri NhelPlry's Com end; Krrkhanis Grammar; the
Missouri Harmony; Masnn's Sacred Harp. vols |
w, School TrsIamen.s; C"lhurn's First LssSuns in
AHihme'IC; Miller selection at Psalms aud HYMNS;
Walkers School Dictionary; WeLsler's large DIctio &.
q - Historic Sacrr.
The aboEr, Nth a general assortment Of School
Books. just received and FOR sale by
STEPHENSON d HASWELL.
aP ~ Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
III.

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs the ~ciiizehs OF
IA Wheeling and the public IN general, that he
continues TO carry on the BOOT and SHOE MA
KING BUSINE IS. at his old stand, at The sIgn
OF the Big LEATHER FOOT Main street,
Wheeling; where he Is prepared to execute ali
orders IN his u re IN the neatcst and best style.
and atprl os to suit the times. He would also beg
leave TO render his grateful thanks To his old
friends and customers for past favors, and soil
cts n continuance of their patronage. He will
furnish CASH customers with boots and Shoes
al the following reduced prices:
BOOTS-B Best make AT IS s and z, warranted
TO equal IN %neatness and durability, any article of
the kind that can be haC in the city Of Wheeling.
SHOES All kinds of mems shoes made to
order al pIices ranging from 81 TO 3. em 40 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
A. N Johnston, w NJ B~rryhIll. }. Ii ginboIham
JOHNSTON, BERRYIIILL & CO.

MA GUILD Iniurn the public that They nave re.
ceiVed from the East and have now open
ed AZ No. l3l, Main street., a large stock offspring
and Summer Gnnds, French, English and American
% mn rs InIlIMs:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
WILLIAM EVING'S
BLANK BOOK ESrA BLISHMENT.

NEAR TIRE COURT House..
ME subscuher would respectfully inform the
Il public that he has renewed his bIndery To
The first door north Of me Court House, where no
Will Of ell times be reaIy 10 wall on those WAC may
wish 10 procure a first rate article Of Blank Books
OrJ"b "i Binding Or Ruling OF any descupIiOu.-
Having received a gonI supply of royal. medium
and deny blank boJk paper Of the INST superior
KIND. no ~ enabled o. furnish bupks as good ~ any
made 10 The east VI elsewhere, and on as moderate
Terms.
Constantly on hsnd a supply of Day books. Jonr.
n1ls' Ledgsrs. Records, &c. ir sale low iur cash.
mp ~ WILLIAM EWING
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
April Is.
J W PHILLIPS. A. PHILLIPS, JR, II W. PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS & co.

J. v. PHILLIPS. A. NJ. PHILLIPS, JR, II. w. PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS & 90.
TIE A ENGINE UILDERS,
IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS,
Works on Margin Ohio riUer. abore Iyatsr Works
WHEELING. Va.
AVING purchased The Founiry and Steam
IL Engine establishment Of A VI Phillips, and
formed a co-parnrrship under the above style. We
htg leave To inform the friends and old customer,
oi Tbs establishment. Inst We will continue Us here
iofore. TO manufacture Steam Engines of yauou,
descriptions, and On Tie shortest no ICE.
The Foundry has been put m complete operation
and we are now ready TO Gil orders Tor Castings. 6i
every description Of Machinery. Ploughs. Sc, &c
Wo will keep constantly on hands a general assert
ment Of Thrashina Machine Castings Of The mes
improved patterns.
We hope from our experience and undivided
nttenIinn To business. 10 merit and receive a literal
shnrs Of the patronage Of the public. Our prices
and terms will be nude 10 suit The times.
sp II I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

FRESIlEF IN JAMES RIVER The lst0 rain.
have caused on eHIraord mary tisc ia tho waters OF
James river. The extent of The damage is TO,
y 81 known.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

SCHOOL BOOKS.
hLNEY'S Geography and Aras.
MrchelHs DO do
MtrheI'- Pfmiry GouEnFh by,
Cpmsfock's Philosophy.
Russ' L1ur Grammar.
Historic SFrro, Sc. 80. 30.
just received and iur sale a. The Old starH Of
R1bb 4 Stephenson, By NM J ROBB.
aplt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
ARNOLD'S LECTURES on
MODERN HISTORV

MODERN HISTORY.
~ o Historical work since he appearance Of
~ Gibbons Decline a q Fall of tins Roman En-
pire' has created 30 great = sensation IN literary CIR.
Giles, ~ The lecture" of Mir Amuld. For slreneih
oi style and eIsctness la hIs sInirmenisof inrts, Ls
can claim al least equality with any hIsIurIcn oil wri-
Ter en- record. The entire work may be hnd al the
Literary Depot. for the very luw pr,ce OF 81 cents.
No one should allow The opportunity To escape Of
securing for this ruHIng sum nh accurate narrative
OF Ihe hIsiory Of muJem Europe.
HIRAM KANE.
aP - Periodical Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

REGULAR PACKET.
- The p1sserEer steamer
MONONGAUELA.
.&@C SruvE, Has'sr. Nul leave
Wheeling every Tuesday Of
9 o'clock. A VI.
Fur freight or passage amply IN
mar % HOUSTON e. MILLS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
CuANDIERY,

a LEX'R MADDEN takes this opportunity {
"a inform The former customers OF the late hrn
of Brown & MADDEN, AID the ublc SGEerhll'
that h- Will continue the SOAP AND CANDI..
BUSINESS atthe old stand, as usual, and 80.
cts "A continuance Of their custom. mar 81
HIIDS PRIME " O SUGAR, just Ia
no ded ir,m Steamer HarTishursh ana inI 20
BY Imat 22l WM PAXTO il SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

a CARD.
Nj RS WEIR. respectfully informs The !
lNk Wheeling that she viii give les.ur
Piano Forte and Spanish Guitar. From Iu
rcnce. Mrs Woir has acquired a happy
mpGrunE instruction 10 those committed O.
The festImouia's Shs produces from many
's of tho higheN rcspeciabiliy size hup
sufficiently ss,irfaciOfy 60 those Who 70
sHfeud g. her thcir Tafrsuage. Resi-
SIN tbs B urdng House. corner Of @
f"uflh streets. 40
FOR RENT
VIE Store Room on M irkct SgusresL..
Oyvupied by A r Y1rke g. Co. also %,
ronm Dn hiutH street, nt present orcupied
E.imaker and also the slurc rnurn on Main
90 present occupied by 70 Pollock a. a sho,
ih's r1'm will be arranged aud fucd 90.
make % one of The most convenient md
stands IN he city, fyr any business
mrA w 7 EELB,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
ANNUAL ~ELEET.ON-

HARDEN sEEDs.-Tns ,pb-ouber would
respectfully uiurm lac puuIc That be has Tor
sale = large y general assortment ut Laulreth's Gar.
den SEEDS. nstdy pot up 300 small Uauauted
fresh snd genuine Also Sugts Beef AID 10 variety
Of Other seeds fr sale ~ the no. together With Oser
three huHdrad pppers rhrice Firwer Seeds.
ap IS LAFAYETTE M'NEELY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
COPPER. TIN SHEET iron WARE.

VIE wsuld iut,rm hrs OIL Gus
4 i"m'rs and the public generally. that he still
continues Ia manufacture the above ar'irlrs. ia ai
Their varieties, ~ his old stand ua Uni y Street.
WHEELING VA. JOBBlNG of al kinds done
at he shurICst nui:ce. Houses COVERED wrh COP
PER TIN, ZINC. or SllEt.T IRON. uh the most
app ruvcd plan and reasonable tcrn-. From hs eI.
pcuence in this business, he fat;Crs himself hat he
viii he able 10 give general satisfaction. SPOUT
ING Tor h"uses, Of eNety kind sIze and pur- made
&" order wuh prUGnpiuess and despatch. He as,
cunii"ucs tho manufacture Il RUSSIA IRON
GF.'TES tor dwellings. either piatH or fancy -
These CRATES for comflrl, conv 0nirnre and beauty.
add greatly To the finish Ut a parlor.
ALSO. on hand a variety Of patterns orCOOKING
SiOEES erhcr tyr wood nr coal, suijah~ Ter Hotels,
S'elinhoais mr. private hnries. which cannot no
surpassed hy auy m lH,s market. either ~ utniiy ur
puce.S all at which hs - determined To sell az the
mos r.. rc.a prlc,s lor Cash VI approved rprtsr.
ltnrr2 % TiIO~ G. CTIBERTSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21
NEW DRUG STORE.

AFhNETTE M'NEELY. would respectfully
inform o., citizens Of Wheeling and he public
In general, that be 70 nov, O, eniug at The old Drug
stand OF A S Todd. 20z Nam Street. a few doarT
above the Virginia Hotel. "a fresh and we'll escorted
stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS.
DYE sTUFFS. PERFUMERY. &c. all of ~bios
will he sold NJ prices 10 sutt the times.
Having been engaged fnr several yeas III tho
Drug Store Of Dr. a 5 Todd, he feels confjen, NJ
being able 10 please all win my lavor aim wi,
call.
Physicians are respectfully invited IL cali
examine the quniiiy aud price ofhis medicines
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Prescr Prons filled Al al honu with prom
and care. lie will also keep = supply of FINE
Patent Medicines fr sale. and hopes by al
10 business to merit The patronage Of a e.
public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

MYNHoE STRFE
EREMIAH CLEMENS. re-.
bis iueuds and the public hat.
business as agent. a. VI. old stand ON M,
who're be will .auuiacJur6 as formerly nm
iaaH o. assUriu."ri of CABINET FERNI
rqHsi iE wOrE .IasnIp ami MINERAL o NV III.
go ihIs cay. as ibc west. vhlrt be- dr. at ven
reduced prices. Among hs sock wilt re iuupf
sofas, 8urcnus, Dining and Paror Tables. TuIleues.
N1rdrlhes, Rprk 'rR ChuIrs B,dsicads OF all kinds.
nS-s., Wash Stands, &c, &c Every aulcic m his
ne made 10 order. orders thankfully rcreIysd aud
F' UpIly attended to. npl5 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

w liEISkELL. Ess received aud j. nov
~. "penins At the curner Of Union and Mar 81
street, opposite Juih West corner Of The MARKET
.TnTFEE d, 1.r,. .u.I. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-21

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13

Mr. Camp told him as he did in the letter that he had DO
objection 10 bis wing opened any his drawings al Hart
lord hen r Crane The Authorised agent oil Golfer
il regard 10 all these dIswIng In reference 70 any draw
ings addressed Williams ai ceiserec 10 otehe, va"
Williams written order as auihsrt!y
The sth charge IS Increasing the postage On under
charged letters and emitting give the credit
Tbs only evidence this point is case OF single teet
named which the duty OF Mr Wo!coti to enter ana
nay nine according own testimony the Govern
u,eni receive "a all entitled TO- The following cer.
cafe which was signed by The Clerks IN The ONCE viii
show how Utterly croundess is such charge
The Undersigned, who are CLERKS ID ne ns1 80 a.
a-,trd and lave been spch the time OF the appoint
en OF the prssen; Post Master bave has the attention
called 10 Communication in The Patriot Eagle OF the 40
n January 1875 in which the writer. among otheT thInss
asserts that NJ Porter the Post Master has been IN The
sab OF cSag under charged eers and pui'iHs the
excess INTO bis avn pocket
teal be daily 10 state that no such Eansac-
ion ha, ever cune knowledge nor have We any
reason 10 believe that there is The least sembiance OF uh
IN the saiernsnt. ,r,sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13
TJAVE YOU A COUGH do not

4 q neSiectn; thousanoS cave fst premature DEAN
for the waai of little attention common cold
Have youa Cough.-DR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT,
safe medical prescription containing poisonous drugs
and used in an practice for several years, sill
most positively ard relief and You from that awful
disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps nta The grave hundreds OF the yccng, the DID, The
fair. the lovely and the gay.
Have Won Cough BE persuaded 70 purchase bottle
of the E1pecio.anI. TODAY tomorrow, may be too
late.
Have you Cough '-Jayue's E1pectorant IS the only
remedy you should take to cure you.
For this plain reason that OF the thousand eases
wkcre Il has been used las il failed TO relieve.
Prepared and soid by Dr.. jayne $50 Broadway, New.
York. re lus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13

>. ob.srvsd here The return of clear weather wealth l
Is nv of other observers are anz0s
and tae see0sa's o. ny own observations are not
iooSeo 'oI. % me 10 hazard more than mere
- much less would they justify any posi-
Is 10 whether this be the tai OF e
~ mot. If it be comet, the probabilities
thar il is receding from the sun, and will soon
again NJ. F. MAURY, Lieut.. U. s. Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13
rONsUMPTIoN Cured by schencka

v Pumonic Syrup-The subscriber being about
tsblsh al agency his City, No i9 Cour;landist would
call tie seniion of the afflicted portion of the community
ch Pumoaic Strip, which he has scoveed Tor tie cure
AID Gepira cry Organs few years ago he given Up
ncu-abe and pronounced b. the last stages OF
consgm2on but be has entirely cured by his Put
monc syrup enjoys good heath this day, and
Gus others have been cured, certificates whish
seen al his Office He has published pamphlet describing
The o; consumption and the III which bis
Pomonic Syrup e;ecs cure which be had gratis
hin and any advice will lie rendered gra;uo1sly
10 all VITO may call upon Elm.
JOSEPH ii. SCHESdk, 1871 CourtlaEd-st.
III ms Sd door below Greenwic h-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13
e@ LAND WANTED.-The sylvania

s@ LAND WANTED.-The Sylvania
- Association OF The City Of New-York are desrous
OF purchasing from two 10 three thousand OF Land
within oae hundred miles OF NewYork City, in the States
o. Pennsy vania, New-Jersey or Network. The said
Land must be wen Supplied with wood and water, and
adapted grazing, grain growing and gardening Pur-
poses. Uncuvaed lands, with Snail cultivated estate
give clear iille requested 10 prepare true statement
in relation such lands with the favorable terms
and address their letters pest paid 10 T.W. WHITLEY
President OF TIE Syvania Association, 3 Pre Sewfers
The Intention OF and-holders is respectfully soc:tcd,a
The Sylvana Association intends going into operation
early as possible.
Editors Of Country Newspapers requested to copy OF
notice this advertisement. ia;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13
Por the TRIBUNE
rhs snomestean ,Neatb tbe 0sll.
remember, reDenoe. horn.
TIE house where l @ss ooiA'

].
IT stands before me noV, -,
That Homestead meath the hill
win irs old s,oop. long and low,
And smoo,hly.worn door.sill;
with its ancient, sloping roof,
Bleach'd by the summer rains;
The gray mos. hanging Off
And tie small.cul window pane
WIKI its susintly fashioned rooms
It's chimueys deep and woe
Where the cricket mace - NJ.
And the swallow came 70 n'N'
/, s,ands before me now
so pIsssan. and serene,
with is lesfy poplar bonga,
And woodbine waving green
Win the broad, blue stepping stone
Before the open door,
And the mosaing-glory thrown
In purple beaaty Ger
With the sravelwalk that led
To the neat white garden-gatc.
Where the rose and lilac shed
A world OF perfume sweet
]: stands before me -s~.
With its gronp Of children fair
Father, and Mother too,
We, one and all, are there.
Alasl change has passed
Over that happy hearth,
Our lots are separate cast,
Far from our place Of birth
Homestead meath the hill,
The stranger owns It's now
And j. stands before me suil,
Only in MEMOIRS glow.
Js4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13
BULLS TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup

4 tured Psrsons-Psrsous afflicted with rupsures may
rely upon The best instrumental aid the weird Affords
application The otre Nc. yeseysreeI either OF
the agents The principal in The United States. Be
careful examine the back pad OF HuFs il
hey endorsed by Dr. Hun IN writing None are GEM
iDs or 10 be relied upon good without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken TO vsnd limitations OF
HUBS celebrated uSSes and thousands imposed upon
consequence. These limitations be relied upon; they
are made By anskui mechanics lld 10 better thar
the ordinary uusses
Rooms nave been f,ea up No. Vesey-sueet, eIor.
svely ladies' having separate from tie bSi-
department, whsfe fa,se is IN constant attendance
wait upon female patierta Si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13
TAYNF'S EXPECTORANT.-Thi:

EAYNE'S EXPECIUKANI.- - Als
- Medcine has already proved itself TO be all thai bas
been recommended those who have given u af les.
In this country and demand for II increases oaly re
have us, herd OF an important cure OF Asthma which s
been effected by The of it, in neighbornS town-he
der the care OF physician but had received no relief aaa
her case was considered hopeless AZ last resort sue pue
chased bottle Of Dr. Jayne's Expsclorant, which caused
her 10 e1pectora;e freely gradually ceased to cough and
rapidly restoring her 70 health We have os h ss nIs
cnld. ind uenza asthma, consump.ons, &c IS The
valuable ea:ns offered TO s Amsfo es PI bs
mos, skifn n-acspg physicians in Pennsy lyana; and
wherever his preparations have been thoroughly
les ed he Is looked upoa great pubic oeneisc'o.
Prepared only by Dr. JAYNE, No S5 Broadway, New Ne
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