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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-02

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IN sron terminates IN Coughius. vhefch4
sofeucts Il tAs ihf.tt snd naammafoa d IA
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and fhr Longs fraderta alsn - disease Thus
persons sl'rr #5HHtt .tf. - Hfhrfasf Hsfs urf#f
ftat isats jH ~ fttir door when Ali ihet brata
g. b, concerned about their heaith shen 10 al
lfohaealf Itls leo late Msf al 49, have
ca q take ttmc.f mafuIas an5 &c. Id % % a.
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pf nenrsu.s F1fseiatsnf Rer--af .fsnss
srforc thc pusite, tesissi a. ghoasAaas Ahd aslIF
uscd IA almost etefg family thfo4s hoai lac +.
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TllE CHEST AND LUNGS
TIE fssf am.aaf 81! ~ ~. city. aa3 hat 9
- man pefsah. who come haek and ahfsn IL
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q is Werdsfi4l efficacy.
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hoy IS hhrfIfng.
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supreme Court.

The May term Of the Supreme Court begins on Monday
week The Court will hold its session usual in the
Chamber of the ,ard of Assistant Aldermen. Judge
Beardsey the newly appointed Judge, will then for the
first time make his appearance IN his judicial character
before the New York bar.
1t is said there from 800 to 1000 candidates for adj
mission to the roll OF attorneys, and proporonae
her for admissions to the bar. In connection with this
we have from good authority that the Judges contem
plate making very important alterations IL relation
to the examination of candidates for both branches OF the
profession That new system requiring more thorough
and comprehensive enquiry into the scientific and pract
cal atanments of law students will be established and
acted on in future.
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q PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-The members Of
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy in
returning public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackery"
beg leave that their particular attention continue
be directed to all diseases OF private nature and from
great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment Of those diseases they
ian confidently offer persons requiring medical aid ad
vantages not to be met with in any institution III tins
country either public private The treatment OF the
oege such to insure success III every case ami
,,ally different from that e:ous practice OF running
constitution with mercury AMI IN most cases leaving
disease much than the original One ofthe mem
hers OF the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals Europe, attends daily or consuta-
ion from DAM. to PM
tssPouTANT CoUSrRv INvALbs.-Persons living in
country and not finding il convenient to attend per-
onally, have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform perfect cure by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, II any
nd enclosing IS, post paid, addressed to
W. s. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
Office ard Consulting OF the College, 95 Nassau
rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-26

CHATHAM THEATRE.-The great era OF the sea-
son comes of this evening, and an appeal is made
all the true lovers of the drama and more especially
those who have enjoyed the classic representation OF
of most sterling dramas to testify their appreciation
of the enterprise which has characterized the manage
ment of the peoples theatre while under the charge OF The
beneiciare Mr.. Duvcma bill Of extraordinary atrac
ton is put FORTH combining the whole strength of the
company with the performance of several volunteers
The thrilling drama Of Lucille the Story of Heart"
the characters sustained by Mrs Mcclure, Miss Reynolds
Conner Whareham, Winans, and others; miscellaneous
concert and the laughable adaptation from Judge Hall
burtons celebrated production of Sam Slick IL which
the nimabe Yankee performer Silsbee sstans the part
Of Sam With such bill, and such additional induce
ments to the public, there cannot fail to be overflow
ing house.
GIj. Talk of the town being full and the theatres
overlooking! Pshaw! Go to Pcale's New York
Museum. There you will be literally rammed jammed
and crammed The Lecture Room is capable Of contain
ell five hundred people yet would defy any person to
stick pin in. The excellent arrangement Of the par.
quette plan admirably let the room be
crowded. The ladies do not experience any inconve-
nience each seat being separated with division between
The Dwarf Giantess and performers, all for one
shilling
LAST DAY BUT One of the Kentucky Mnstrels,
at the American Museum. with other eminent
performers they give grand entertainment this after
at napast three and this evening ut eight o'clock
The Giant and Giantess to be at all hours and
the Gypsy Queen ready for private consultations
regarding past present, and future events.
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. -The
ronc Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York, confidently re
commended for all ofdebly produced by secret I'M
diligence of any kind II is invaluable reno.
dy for impotence steriy or barrenness nless depend
ing on malformaton)
Single bottles 81 each of half dozen S.;
fully packed and sent to all parts cfthe Union.
Office OF thu College of Medicine and Pharmacy. oB
Nassau street WIS RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
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p3-DR LARBOR's EXTRACT OF i ;
sumption, or troubled with Coughs Colds Asthma, spite
ting Of Blood Papitaon of the Heart Oppression and
sorene.s o The Chest Hectic Flush, Night Sweats Pain
in the Side, aud all Diseases of the Chest Lungs and
Liver. 49, :. ..,. .. -
hones ami we venture assert that will in ninety
cases out of hundred effect We give facts TO
show the skeptical and this is not sufficient call at q
Courtiandt street, and still further proof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-26

n3-DANDRUFF AND BALDNESs.-Oldridges Balm
of Columbia will at once stop the har from falling out
restore when bald and keep the head entirely Tree from
dsndruff or scurf Warranted -, :,
Deatness-Dr. McNairs Acoustic OIL VIII cure ~
light brown to jet black and will not in the least STAN
the skin Warranted in all cases. To be had at II court
lar DIT street
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Tiyi(E-For the cure Of primary secondary Syphilis,
and all affections produced by injudicous OF
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
Alternative all other preparations for the cure OF Sy
phs is, that while curing the disease il improves the
constitution whilst mercury generally leave much
worse disease than the IL is administered for The
best recommendation give of II is, that it is now
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty who for
mery considered mercury the only cure for those com
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases Of hall
dozen So carefully packed and sent to all parts of the
Union Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharma-
cy, % Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Ascent.
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TRIAL OF Gov. DoRR.--The trial of Mr.. Dor
will commence before the Rhode Island Suprem,
Court to-day

GrBBoNs RoME-The Harper's publish to-day
No. OF Mllman's edition OF Gibbons immortal
third volume, and contains large and handsome
map of the Eastern portion of that great dominion
This edition is at once neat, cheap and very
venient. 1t will occupy fifteen numbers, at rs cents
each
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am gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your friend and obedient sery


hy."HOW BEAUTIFUL YOUR TEETH Do Looh,
said a friend iay or two since 'Wha do you use W
clean them 7" The reply such as was TO DC @
DR. Sherman's Tooth Paste has done TINS w9Ik a' t s
son ever vet made use of il who was not pieaseo WIZ W.
ELECTS II sweetens the breathprsscrves the teen l'U
DECAYS free from any deetcrious materia ny which , e
hest and most nom zeal dentices that can De ound-
Dr. Castle that celebl ated Dentist and Or Eliot UoS"
-. ~ otients DR. Sherman's warehouse is LOG Mas
=. Gents y27 Hudson; 1888 Bowery n East Broad
wnv: Ledger buildings Philadelphia, and state street
Boston.
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stunned by the virtuous part of the community as
political pests that not only evil in themselves,
but contaminate others, and they will fly from a
pursuit so degrading, and the evil will be remedied
These are the two remedies for the evil we beg
leave to suggest to the attention of the public.
We wish they could be kept before the people, until
all were impressed with their vital importance.
We should then have no more ou.rages in the re-
preventative hall of Congress, as described in the
commencement of this article. If our free ins-
tutions were carried out in their true spirit, the
brawler and rowdy would not desecrate our halls
of legislation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-26

dy-GOURAUDs POUDRE SUBTLE for completely
and permanently Graduating super uous hair from low
foreheas sides of the face moes or the stubborn beard
of man. Directions in French, Spanish, and English
company each hotte-Sl each, at 81 Walker street. first
store from Broadway Beware Of perncious limitations
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Inz-THE MOST VALUABLE EXTRACT OF sAR.
SAPARLLA at present before the public is that prepar
ed by the New Yor, College of Medicine and Pharmacy
established for he suppression of quackery, as will be
from the following notice Of it in the late edition OF
Brandes Practical Dictionary of the Maera Medica -
"This article has been prescribed in chronic rheums-
tism-in obstinate cuaneous eruptioDs-in indoent III
cers-In ganular aecons-n diseases Of the bones, at
tended by dull aching palms, umors and understanding
of the eshand has proved valuable remedy and has
sometimes effected cure where other alternatives have
been long administered in van ana when the diseased
the after treatment of phs and in where nercu
ry inuriousy affected the system possesses powers
hitherto observed in any other article Of the Matera
Medica"
Sold in single Bottles at ....... 10 cents each.
in Cases of half a-dozen Bottles, 50 SO
dozen &c @ 90
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union:
N BA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office of the College 81 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
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mz-THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR, warrant;
Oh ~ remove the hair from the face neck arms and
I'M not nure the skin. Sold at II Courtlandt street
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fb7- FRENCH POLISHING PASTE This article is
combination of elementary substances having strong
affinity for each other and which unite and form CON-
pound altogether in its character. The brilllancy
and durability of the polish it mparts to the most delicate
article of furniture such mahogany rose ebony,
Italian marble also carriages patent leather, military
caps sc is unsurpassed Its application is easy requiring
very little labor to restore the article to its original beau
ty For sale by A. b. SANDS CO. Granite Buildings
23 Broadway corner of Chambers street; also by A. B.
sd. SANDS, 70 Fulton street; d. SANDS co. n East
Broadway. Price 25 cents
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ny-sPRING MEDIClNE-At this season OF the year
every one should purify their blood We advise all to use
Comsocks sarsaparla the cheapest and best article
offered to the public for that purpose IN all diseases
arising from impuriy of the blood, as
Chronic Rheumatism, General Debility,
Scrofnla Kings Evil, Eruptons OF the SKIN,
NercuriaI Diseases Swelling of the Bones sc.
at 81 Courand street price 81 per dozen, or 30 cents
per bottle.
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u. s. Circuit Court.

Before Judge Belts.
Mr. Barry resumed his argument and concluded abou
o'clock Judge Belts stated that he would give his opn
ion in the following week.
The Court then adjourned.
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lr5- THAT DELICIOUS LOVELY WOMAN, WHO
lives in Murray St.. Mo-, who would believe that
some six weeks since that specimen of Gods handy
work vile and putrid in appearance, that that snowy
transparent skin that now graces her face arms and
neck was hateful for to gaze ONT was beasty the
yellow patches Of filthy matter in the shape of pimples
garnished around with reckes, that hung on her face
Well well, there's fifty others that were like her but
have altered by using the Italian Chemical Soap for the
skin and Joness Coral Hair Restorative for the hair
Now these articles, sold by Jones' the most ex
Mott ST. whose face like small pox with pimples
RECKLESS, Sc, and this soap cleared it also chapped
flesh The oil need not speak of is the best thing
able the one and the other As But mind the soap is
sold where genuine in this city but at the sign OF the
American Eagle 81 Chatham st 1913 Broadway If you
get ii any where else is counterfeit quite useless sold
in Brooklyn at 1879 Fulton ST. state St, Boston.
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H. = Comm,ssiOner's Office.

Before Commissioner ftapaJe
APRIL 9-Jason Coglan, mate OF the ship donaldson
was held to bail in $1,000 for alleged assault on g.
Hickman sailor, on board said vessel.
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fn9-THE MOST VALUABLE MEDICINE IS THAT
which relieves the greatest amount Of suffering there
fore the Glove Anodyn must be the most valuable med
cine OF the present day for article ever prepared has
pain in the gums and pain and swelling in the face
instantly removed by the application Of this pleasant
Anodyne Ne need suffer toohache moment would
they but apply the Glove Anodyne. Price 25 cents
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. D.
Sands Co.. No. 273 Broadway, corner Chambers street
Granite Building 10 Fulton st and II East Broadway.
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HERMITAGE, April It'll, 1913.

Messrs. PEAsE SoNs:-
GrNTLrmxy-I have the pleasure to acknowledge your
kind favor of the ult by the hands OF my FRIEND Mr.
J. Armstrong and with it your much esteemed present,
package of your Ioarhound Candy, for which receive
nv sincere thanks. only add, that may thousands
receive from its much benefit as have done then
will inventor go down to posery as one OF its bene
factors. -
! am gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your friend and obedient servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Sold wholesale and retail at - Division street 10
Aston House So William street ITO Broadway Zieber,
No. Ledger Buildings Philadelphia No state street
Boston ITO Baltimore street. Baltimore 81 state street,
Albany.
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LEAVING FOR EUROPE,

LEAVING FOR EUROPE,
Can be seen at Gilpins Reading Room, in the Ex-
change. All persons who intend 10 subscribe
quested to enter their in the hooks the
Committee Collector the list whichis iast filling up
Will be taken from the Books when complete, that
those whose not entered the Books, must
necessarily be excluded
The articles costly and rare, comprising -
LIST LANCE SPLENDID PAINTING IN UILs, brought
from Rome-1he Artists Studio
2nd SUPERB GILT JUGGIER CLocK with Music
The greatest curiosityhe uggler performs with music
Sd and 4h. Two MAGNFIcENT GiLT DRESDEN PORCELAIN
VASES representing the Beloved and the Forsaken with
fine Landscapes the other side formerly belonging to
Murat, brotbern law Of Napoeon)
5th A BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL DESIGNED SHIP
CLocK with the ship sails, sc, of Ivory Harbour Of
| Brest, ON Copper.
Also for Private Sale will be added to the above ar
tices should the subscribers amount to more than the
limited number Superb Horizontal Grand Action Piuno'
forte with metallic tubes plate, Sci made to order ex-
pressly for Madame Suttonvery rich ana Drlaht TONE
| To be seen ut 90 Greenwich street.
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In Bankruptcy.

Before Judge Belts
APRIL 25-A decree OF Bankruptcy was pronounced
against James Robinson. A discharge was granted te
Matthias Vanderburg.
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My- VELPEAUS SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
of GonorrhGa, elect, and all mocuTurnlent discharges
the rethra These pills. prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
suppression of quackery may be relied as the most
speedy and efecual remedy for the above complaints
They guaranteed to cure recent cases in from three
discharges and chronic gee than any other preparation
present known removing the disease without confne
ment from business tainng the breath dsagreeing
with the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office of the College OF Pharmacy and Me.
dicine, 95 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent.
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fh3- DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Salve warranted under forfeiture of $1,000, sold ONLY
mind ONLY at 81 Walker street. first store from Broad
way of miserable counterfeit offered in Court
land street and buy only as above where the true at-
Gle OF Dalleys may be had athis usual prices and H.
Daley" be not written, mind, written with pen, not
prnted) avoid it as poison.
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o. GOURAUDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAt
Ladies' here, q soan delicious.

90 GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR
Ladies here soap delicious,
Free from every thing pernicious-
Prepared from Galen's choicest simplss-
Expressly to all pimples
And add fresh charms to your dinples
Used freely it will sun-burns Danish
Use freely, and all freckles vanish
Brunette, would you be fair oh LISTEN
Use freely, and your skin will gsten,
Fen as the Parian marble shines
When freshly quarred from the mines
BEWARE OF DISHONEST CONFERENCE.-The incompara.
bic Soap only be obtained genuine at DR.. Felix
Gourauds Cosmetic Depot 81 Walker street, LIST Store
FROM Broadway. The celebrity which this really
beautiful medicated preparation has attained has excited
the cupidy of unprinciped and lterae charatans who
are enaeavoring ioist base counterfeit the public
which resembles Dr. CPS Soap in nothing but the name
hence the necessity for this caution.
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NAvAL.-The following is list of the officers Of
the U. S. ship Constitution, arrived at this port
yesterday, from Norfolk
John Percival, Esq. Captain Amasa Paine, VIM. c.
Chaplin f. W. Cooke Jas Alden, Jr John B. Dale, Fat
Stanley, Lieutenants Thomas NJ Taylor, Purser; D.
G. Mcleod Surgeon; Il. w. Curtis, Lieut. of Marines
G. w. Grant, Master; f. Estabrook Professor Of Mathe
matcs NIarus Duval r. Mcsheny, Jr Asst Surgeons;
r. A. Knapp, Passed Midshipman; w p Buckner, Col
vile Terret, A. f. Valley, w +. Davidson, l.. NJ Mason
c. Comegys, j. +. Hopson, @. B. Douglass, H. Patton
II. Lynch, Mdshipmen BenF. Stevens, Captains Clerk
John Collins, Pursers do; George Uran Gunner; H. G
Thomas Carpenter; II Simpson, Boatswain; Isaac Whit
ney, Sailmaker; Abraham Noyes, Yeoman.
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MusroAL.-Ole Bull, the celebrated violinist, ar
rived at Charleston, 22d inst, in the Hayne, from
Havana. He has been verv successful in Havana
and has drawn tremendous houses of late.
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LATE FROM ST. DoMINGo.-We learn from Capt
Clark, of the Waterman, arrived yesterday from
st. Domingo city, with advices to the End instant,
that the inhabitants were greatly alarmed about the
blacks, in case they should march on the city. 1t
was thought that they would massacre the inhabi-
tants. All the whites were removing to st. Thomas
and Curacao, &C., taking with them all their mer-
chandisc and plate.
There was at st. Domingo city French soop-ot-
war waiting the orders of the French Consul.
1t was currently reported that the French were
about taking possession of the French part of the
island
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INTERESTING FROM ALBANy.-We have received
the legislative proceedings of Wednesday. They
are Of some interest to this community.
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of the earth. All we have to do to secure to
ourselves the enjoyment of the greatest blessings
that government can bestow, Is to carry out in their
true spirit, the principles of our free institutions
No one among finds fault with our system of 60
vernment. That is as perfect perhaps, as human
wisdom can make it. Man is as free here as in
any place on the face of this earth. 1t is in the ap-
pication of our free system of government that
there is cause and ground of complaint even among
ourselves In the exercise of the elective franchise,
some how or other, bad men are frequently eleva-
ted to office. Unworthy and inefficient persons un-
der the operation of our SYSTEM are frequently put
Into places of trust and power. This is an evil of
great magnitude, and it is growing evil, and one
which cries loudly for reform. The question is
naturally asked, what is the remedy! We an
swer, the remedy is easy, plain, and simple.
Garry out In their true spirit our free institutions
guard with jealous and vgant eve, the rights and
duties OF the elective franchise Elevate no man 10
places OF power and trust, who is unworthy
And this can be done without difficulty. The peo-
pie have only to WW it, and it is done. They have
only to set their faces against the political dema
gogue and gambler, and the reform is effected In
practice we daily see the noisy partizan and the
professed political hack, who makes use of this
sacred privilege for mercenary purposes, obtain
official stations Indeed, under our present system.
he is the one most likely to succeed to the cxclu-
sion of the qualified and virtuous. The remedy for
this evil lies with the people themselves. Let the
people discountenance the political tap room
brawer-the professed political gambler-hose
who use this sacred and vital principle of our go
vernment ier personal advantages Let them be