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Ship Bevidere Wambese, ds I'm Charleston. mdse to the
Rrs Paey Blount. Malcolm. l9 ds FIN Bnlze Honduras,
with iogwood and indigo, "a Blanco.
Brig Black Hawk, Robinson, % days from Ho OrcDde,
hides &c, 10 T. Corning L son,
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Foreign Ports.

Al MANILA Iuiy g. ship Noslem. French for Macao is:
big Boxer, Robinson. from do 3i: ship Hnab Cunning
ham, Tor NlOrk, Sept |.
Ar Al Baiavn Sept 81. ship Heber, Porter m Boston May
%. and I'D 4th :0s Chm.
At Rio Janei:, Nov g bark Walace Young, from Boston
for NEork: Euuuflis. Mansfield. and for NYnrk. An
American BARR signaze Nov 0th bound M showing
re-; signal with q white bail III the centre.
a, Nonern Bay s,h instant brig Dante NOreans the
Arr at Cutdenas, to 18th INST brig eorsana. Cfis
mn Boston.
Sid from turks Island 18th brig II Appleton for Nor
leans.
Daniel Webster from Charleston touched ri Mntanzas during
heavy norther. and sailed or the 18th tor Havana
At Havana. 18Th INST. Mexican steamship Gugduloupe, tom
NYck, Norfolk Mexican brlg OF wai SANTA Anna from
NYoik.
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DIR GOODS.

THE CHEAPEST MoUssELINE DE LANES in New
York selling 81 Grnns';ee Those that have been
selling for Is 81 per ynr selling for Is those tha
have been selling for O. for l. Cd per yard. Fine high Chnz
colors. % superfne do. IS per yard.
% dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief, for only Is each
Also 50 dozen superiue, from Is So 10 Is each.
Also, Meriuocs and AlpGccas nj less than cost
al Eli. s BARKER, 81 Grnnd.st.
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS

A NNOUNCE TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PUR-
"A CHASERS that they have received by late arrivals
s CAsEs their supply Of such goods they accus
toned import. suitable for the HOLIDAYS. comprising
sorimen; larger spendd and complete than
that of the last season.
As ft determination has always been 10 keep articles
of the very best possible quality and finish, md In the latest
and select styles they that they sonetes
fail the credit they desire msu,-of selling
cheap " yet the d,tnsushe and increasing patronage they
them thar purchasers OF articles of TASTE
appreciate their determination and thoy confident that
convincing al that they procure elegant better and
perfectly fnisIsd article tiout any of puco.
25y aad 80 Broadway. do eodis tJaDls
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GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
1Nn ono NniInrs II nrfi. OF Dry Goods n

GkE,.S SALE Of DRY bOOOS
100000 Dollars WORTH OF Dry Goods Re
duced from 10 to y per cent from former prices.
Persons seeing this Advertisement ami WISHING 70 pIcuase'
are requested bring with them that they may DC A
MOTSlLN lie LAINES-is, Is j 3D. :. IS Cd, 81 and Is
CAS!lNERES and REPPS-2s I'd. S. IS cd As 4, Cd IS and
ALaPScCH LUsTREs-ls d9 q Cd, g. SD AZ. IS and
FRENCH MERINoEs-5, 6d S. Is s ss, los IL, sad is
Ter ynrd. -. -,
BLhNKET-or every s.yle-2', is, SO, 2i'. 2s S2' and
FLsSSEIS ta ,voo) from Is Sd to Is yad-warancd
not 10 shrink.
ATTINES-Sirped Plaid and Plain, 2s 81 tots per yard
CLOTlS-Beaver. Pilot. French und English. OF all coiors
from be 10 lDs per yard. 90
CASS!MEREs-plnn. Striped ard Figured. from Is TO II
per yard. -
sIIAygfsCn,hmr7e, Biocho. Wooden and Wor,tcd. d.
mask nt yarou- pr,es. very CHEAP - = a.,
CALICOESt1st coor.)-:d Sd, 3D. ID. 81. g. I'D and
BROWN $iEETNcs-a4 and 81 wide from g TO % Dfy%
C0IsrON FLANNEL-ffom I'd pc, yard. W,
TICKING, from I'd per yaE!,
Also. great variety OF
LINEN GOODS
nj corresponding prices. NJ The above only N pa-bnt
stock complete, w;t nil kinds OF goods desirable
Tor the sens-n.- Ne uve MI who read our advertise
men call GHd examine Tor Themselves. rs Goods VIII be
80 one Prize .4sksd ! md 20 Dcr,atjou.
80 BARKER & TOW LIZ II Cnthnr,ne ST.
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ASHs RILLA-Cnu Sir Iu,nphry pavy with the
is galS anlc apparatus ot the ROYAL lnStn-
~, Tie aSuics aud ce;ths, twas supposed mn
nm 80 sol,e them n,o theT clements. Volta and Gal
tcs os, could have dreamed o such wonderful uppcG-
WI, e., L MAJ b safely asserted, TO, that be
L 80 SSrIad medicinal properties IA the root S7rsapar.
AN W. eere have -ined that they could De So wonder.
ben ~ -. o The benefit OF mankind they have since
TO- e io:ni oi Sands Prepg~dtiya Of SrrsaprriAa-
f II eeeocton formerly the o!v preparation madc
Gtxo d..' eSd was considered useful merely one
Sect. eTs. Now we have, ~ thu. Valuasle medicine,
en eetaenS the whot circle OF cruptve. humorous and
ps Such the results ol experiments patiently
fc.tr So may We not hope. proydcntay directed
Gtsgs sni idi AMI conclusive evidence 81 t. super.
,pposoEs and Their sSes rTs,i S'''' '' - VO'''''
sNSlS NEE ~ %ho:ss;e a:,g retail hy H. & D.
~ sS 20 B;oaWSy: Il & r rSoSw sst ard Sy ; S
R,cs 81 ~, t ni9ushout Tie United .;taies
~ '0'e; siS bottles !of S.
fnsa IiSpf.y VEGxTAslx ELIXIR ANo L,SiHESr,
a Cor, y SwnTrauied 10 cure any case Of feum
N''S' DOWN ',yeass aud extends contracted coids.
Ssssrss los BAlpxrss SAGE the ,D,po,sn, discovery
s wrh ecu si hnlr i'on allng on or already bald.
too So q tbs Balm: This acis ans h,sinsi n rrouta
eNO Cer Az olhefs, aud may he found genuine Only
D, -----srs------
ga s 81 sfsE BE ,STTlTul n,oK HAIR 2Use the
rSals reputation tbr s,ifeass,n MI - Il ms a' i
Y hsr ~ upon the application II many n,,I IL, IN
De is sowevc seStrey :ea . goq mug ihi' n'l.
~ ap0sed without the least INCONVENIENCE
ht0sSE,s unrvalcl sncee,, orp N.N,;,. 49,.
&c whhs pe0pns who suffer a.ost contained hUno
~ Saue sr aic but symptoms ef approaching d,nfsexs
sr.ic!es b pulioa never before ecuNe,i AheurS
T. eeos enre nv oeea advertised yet The deaf a no, s,,r
P,ce ri Vn'ey get the genuine article nj q Court
MEDIA o oa.' Tor the Hol,days.-wATsoN& co.
s,soc sse ap their stock by the 6rst of ar.n-t
and ieSs LYNX and other deycnptions OF MlFFS
GIlwa ulan cesi Cali early and secuie ebo,c. NJ
WATSON s, cos. l5i Cha,ham.s..
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SpIENDID HOLIDAY GIFT.

CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH WORKS. in two LARGE oc-
two volumes OF beautiful paper and typography, with q
Portrait OF the Anho, and Introduction by Mrs H. B.
stowe They are hou.h haaisOms PLAIN binding or cls
can't gilt embossed Engu ciui, and few copies in tie
;ches; mocecco nnc, maxim: altogether one OF the most
desirable Cltt IDoeks of the sen.On.
Also variety Of Illustrated Work. y ceran' bind
ir-s for Holiday Pf...nrs VI. ". DCrG.
d3J2l,' Back Church Chapel, opposite City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

HAvAsA Dec 1o-Du,ing the week past but little Of the
Of Coffee has yet been sold fay that pretty feif N
higher. if of first quality TIE stock hand of Sugar this
day sestiuatd al 30 hays No Monses market Rec
raihe! dull Of sale from RAILS the later rh'e j.
only tar superior. Stock hand large for the reason Amen
flriT SIS - s6 20 duty 800 for small choice. lots
No OF Anercnu Com ~ snck- az the msrke; iuirF
drusred with ~. article. Mess Pork so si3 Clear d"
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yevx-York Prison association.

Ias Erscirs Committee ef le PrisCr issoci1tioz G-
p1iru "a TIE D5c fer pS-tHscry ci., GeI D-opsr
siufs ,ri:sV oG,scts Of ts Socist. and 5paSes
10 L-45c1 itsr funds t=iI BE- Ger5ted. Iksy Gre IS @
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:lrsfally go IL ~ 80

-EarIzets.... C1rcfl7y reported fer TIE T'r;5aHe
TUESDAY. Dec 81.
ASEie market Is 'c:ber Gniet bu, Hoce change
rces. The cuqurT -Ot eIge and abCu; 100 bbs hare
been taken al - for Pearls Grd - Tor Pots.
COTTON-Opereors generally busy with Their steamer
correspondence there been much doing The ss
reported ct 800 boes with holders finn a, previous
' T,r,~,oo2 Ciassik,etic7
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Below,


Bue Foraax, Wilson, FIN Noreaos, spGa,
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iMNENSE ENLIGHTENMENT

\, old - 81 NKERHIII.'' Coiseu-1. 20 Broadway.
~ Gear ~ tr!ct ~ tehoss Lror2A, 81
y FENi-AG ENtI II Dan Hicc. the celeb5a:ei Yankee
- ;orr reeI ami Como Sr-cr. in, Nj S7mnc'. The
renowned " " lard nTrHE NORTH. he greatest entfo-
40. earaace 81 the OLE RULL BAND oF ETHIOPIAN
SEREN ADETSN Fan Rice, Oe Bull Ne-;eyrr. Pck.
Ininy an, = RCr;er SDh = d. BALDWIN, who viii have the
honor appear several new Songs Gees, Choruse.. O.-
te;tes Gucs,eP c. &c PscsinlHy C2ensa nrd Dan zee
av afternoons ~ O'Clock usual for families aat schools
Tickets = cents Chiasa II, cents Doo's oYen a; s com
ulcnce II o'clock.
is- GA New Years Day ipsriormlncsa !. at 8, at s,
and again ~ O'Clock p VI. precisely. dSl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

t'oa i Cs1-iNInfS sECEvAsLE ELlxi2 AND LsSINENT,
Sssa o. Gov, ~ Warranted 10 Of Rheum.
hea Ses III 4. siyss immediate relief. strengthens week
.we.!aSs, aud extends contracted colds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

Ccur: misunderstanding.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos AZ, 10, 49, 80, 81, 81, 50,
s3l, 3322, 1888, 81, So.
COMMON PlxAs.-Nos. ST, SO, g., 8, Is, i6, 20,
% 81 IS, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

a MEXICAN NUSfU M-NEIN YEAR DAY. We,incs-
u iay Jer /. ls45 ,fant pe'rmaaces "a me moinlni
At 10 o'clorS aui repeated honr oGto2 ire cay and
Sysn,ng Un9araleed Combination OF attraction
The Lecture Room enlarged AID 5eauilhei and capaoe O.
holding Ia persons az \ time.
SPLENDID Company of Performers .nd uap7ecedcrs J't
of Novelties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01
FRENcH BROAD CLOTHs.

Just opened lew pieces super back French Cloths oil Paul
Baeo. & rus manufacture for seuemnn Coats md Coaks
m article well worthy of notice; no, casneres and other
wooens atthe lowest prices.
o. gnis SUTTON {; CO., III Spring cor, Sullivan.
" g. Snttinet. Fanes Blankets &c. SC, the cheapest
in the city. one PRICE md no deception.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

IMMATURE ALmASAc-rHIs DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

% New Years EShihitioI;.-Ths Anniversary
the SUNDAY School attached the CooIsd u T. Church
s Sj the Methodist Episcopal Church IN Norfolk se!
between Ryinr;na ana Stanton streets commencing q o
clock. The viii CONSIST ~ RsctBtons Dialogues,
Singing etc by the Children Which Will be Of an unusually
nd -, III dor G2l 2tis.
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O's nllIRANG OrrANG

TIE ,rce<, animal of The kind ever bou:h: to this country.
rnd the nuly lyiu: now America Size known ey
the sgnticGnt co-aomen uf
Maisr,o;scllc FANNY,
And univeray allowed 10 be the neu-sSi approach i; M
nn,y OF my animal ever yet discoveries. Se iuGeed tire
CONNECTING Ink between and brute. possessing msny
OF The characteristic. o the the 0hec She will be seen
t'rou- bout tha dag and evening.
The Manager has engaged MADAME ROCKWELL. q
celebrated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

MARAcAlsoBy the arrival at Philadelphia of the bark
Cota Capt Warner. have advices 10 tie 2d Coffee.
of the crop of TtuNo. beginning H. ans
Groied tie murke; Mt 6s that of the Cutsa has not
made appearance. All kinds of Coffee for the
present and high the may be sad OF Hides
from the represent the OF
Coitee likely be though the general
preston appears be that will fall siot fully one-ths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

ATEW-YORK 1iUSEUM, BROADWAY, opposite the
y iH,y rsI.-MR. ~ RRS~xrr. MANAGER.
NEWYEARS pay and duTlas ihe wseS Tremendous on,
ay aud evening 10 at % ~ Vi. and be repeated
every hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

TN door, from ps-.ls,,ee anl Junction Of Wall with
street beng de.lros Of reucng MS stock Of Books and
Stationery offer, general assortment n HA0escis prices 1T
retail.
He .as quantity OF FAMILY BIBLES. q lsrse number
of WINCH have been ,ed past wholesale at 81,
which be row Offers the onee ny single oher NJ
81 e 81 - So 50 . and % 5o-te la, usually
.eIlsai IS.
An assortment Of Annals and other Boob, fne bindings.
suitable sy tie HchGHys. Blank Books OF ell qualities and
sizes School Boou of oil kinds. Also. Sts,onery-al q
which ne Cow ofery much under usual retail prees.
Further enumeration unDeceSafy, - It presumed th"ss
WHINING To BUY viii consult interest III eaiang
Reynod. Weas Line Of STAGES pas the door every fs
,,,as Is lure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

s's ,oyi.r os.' Tor the Hoi.days.-WATsoN & co.
Sso ~ % ecsS 10 their stock by the rst of Iayuy
- and y, Lynx and other deycriptions OF MlFFS
GilwA ~ 4ah ,ne.t Tall early and secuie choice at
WATSON & Co S. ia Cho,ham.s,. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

40 FINE MISUNDERSTANDING Z, HAMMOND.
E a. Merchant Exchange corner 81 w clt und HlafV
I ,,esfs Csntrunce Is, door William have received
in addition . Their prsyoos ssek: 40 sssornsa, o.
nsp and Lever Watches, both tcr ladies' and setsmcn
Nrhnns from the SOUTH well the city uate, wall find
f,Shen quality $ eonpAredl prices ow.
reternl gSsortnien of Jewelc o. the best quality
Sterling SILVER al niHnulacinTen pnces.
Ali Sin, of repaired eptni 10 the original, Mars
Clocks regulated b. fist rote woIkmcn- a3s na
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SPLENDID OXFORD BIBLE.

n APPLETON Z, Co have Just received supply o; The
n,ted Siori clifton OF the Holy Bible, Of r varl
81 The attention those purchasing for New ear
Presents Is respectfully invited. u1l us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

RocgEsrrR.-The growth Of Rochester is as
na;5 rs il is substantial. No less than BAD build
ms have been put up there during the past year,
Vi: 100 OF brick ana 227 Of wocd. OF the 3i9.
rs are private dwellings,, several Of them spacious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

LADY who By looking Rock. capable OF oretelnc
future events revealing those that describing diseases
&c with the most aonSl'n. aceuiacy Se may be private
the evening extra charge OF ouS - cent?.
TIC ,nltiwIr- tented Company engaged I: .
GREAT WESTERN; Mr. WESTERN; Mr.: J, B
CHESEBROuGH: NJ. WAITER. Nocnst: LAPEIITE
CARI.fNE. The KENTUCKY MiNSrKE;-S.
ADMISSION to The waue - cea;schdEeu under 10 years OF
cont
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NEW GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

pRrTANNlA TEA SETS new and e'egan; patterns
D%oFEEE lRNS ysri,Gs We and patterns GOTHIC
WORN KNIVES MD FORKS Of every DESCRIPTION;
STEEL FIRE SEr and bssnnful patterns, together
WITH asscnen Of Genera Hafdwsrc, lust 70
celvs,i and ior sale h. " y. SEYMOUR s. CO.
c2itJsnis !Chaih1n SGgsrs ard CathaIire-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

COFFEE I-RNS! COFFEE URNS, COFFEE UENS! /!
~ I, may possibly OF the Lsdses OF New. York
that New Year, bay approaching. and they would like To
nave Coffee Urn The subscriber having manufactured
large assortment frucl 81 u so. would respectfully invite
tno,e wslnc purchase ~ call and examine them hsioF-
purchasing s.>ew'e:e, NJ his Oh Stand.
JAMES YWArktNS No 10 Caiharne-st.
r,A "a Ia III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

CHRISTIANS MD NEN.YEAR'S GIFTS. in evs.y
y rie,y, al T. w tLkERS Cheap BOOKSTORE ard Sindery.
IL Fulton street splendid EDITION of Ssass History OF ths
boe, ,tH go S,na z s,tnt easSmauc fpesso'
bindings dl2 I'll u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

FlRE.-Thc store Of ilT. Samuel Ford, rear Prn
sss Are Somerset Go, tMd.l wGs der:ro!ed BY
Ete on the 18Th INST. Loss SI5uG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
CAPTAIN WILKES AND THE ORE.

- '-hi@' w hLNb LIE OhT-
GON.-The accounts brought by Capt. Wilkes
oil the navigation of the Columbia, do moi raise
our opinion of the value of that river for the
purposes OF commerce. His account is espe-
clally interesting at the present time, because
the river on its right bank, or at least the right
oil navigating 1T, is likely to be bone of con
tentlon between our negotiators and those of
Great Britain i'll the boundary question. If
the difficulties attending this navigation are
such as they are represented, often battling the
skill OF the best navigators, it would seem alb
suTd in the English Government to make The
possession of one bank or the right to navigate
the river, point of very great Importance.
On the other hand our regulators would find
less dililcultyin conceding at least the naviga-
ton OF the stream, if boundary line satisiac-
tory in other respects can be found The un-
fortunate Peacock, after escaping all the dan
gers OF the Southern Polar Region. yielded at
last TO the currents and shoals Of the Colum
bia. Many other vessels have met the same
fate thcre-quite an unusual proportion we
should think. We do not, like the lat, Sc
rotary OF War, find in this subject of con.
graduation because twould prove an obstacle
TO an enemy, but il may serve to moderate ON
both sides an extreme de,iro for the exclusive
possession Of the River.-N Y. Mirror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
THE SCHooLM ASTER. :

THE SCHOOLM ASTER. There is no Of.
nee higher than that of teacher of youth, for
there Is nothingon earth so precious as the
mind, soul, and character of the child No Of
flee should be regarded with greater respect.
The first minds in the community should be
encouraged TO assume it. Parents should do
all but impoverish themselves, to induce such
to become the guardians and guides of their
children. To this good all their show and
luxuary should be sacrificed. Here they should
lavish, whilst they stuightcn themselves i'm
every thing else. They should wear the cheap
est cloths, live on the plainest food if they can
IN no other way secure to their families the
best instruction. They should have no anxi ,ty
to accumulate property for their children.
provided they can place them under influences
which shall awaken their faculties: inspire
them with pure and high principles and fit
them TO bear manly, useful aud honorable
part in the word. No language can express
the cruelty or folly Of that economy. which
10 leave fortune to a child, starves his in
telleci and iinpraverishes his hear. - Chan
ming.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
nYsPEPsIA is a weakness Of The digestive

AfSPEPSIA Is a weakness Of The dees,jve
~ organs. aud lhe every other complaint. IL
caused by impurities Of The blood. The e,siric
Jn,re' fluid peculiar 10 The stomach, when secret
ed from had blood. is def cien in those astonishing
solvent properties which nre so esseniial 10 proper
digestion. consequently The body is not suitably
pnrihed The bowels nrs imperfecily evacuated, and
indeed oil The functions Of The body are deroneeJ.
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills are ono of The
most extraordinary medicines in The world cor tho
cure OF Dyspepsia; because they ihoronsby cleanse
The stomach and bowels Of all bilious affections. and
implicitly purify the blood. Hence as they smovs
me c'nse OF every kind of disease. II is absolutely
impossible Tor them 10 fail in curing Dyspepsia.
CAUTION TO AGENTS Sore keepers and agents
ore respectfully informed that medicine purporing
TO re Indian Pills. made by one g Benjamin Smith,
oi New York, and sold by variJns Store keepers,
both IN The city and country. nre moi The genuine
Wrghrs Indians Vegetable Pills, but merely n
miserable imitation. The only securliy against
Imposition is 10 purchase al The Offices No 1859 Race
street, Philadelphia No 1913 Tremon, street Boston :.
NO 2oo Greenwich street. beiw eeen Read and
Chambers streets, New York and be particular in
all cases 10 ask for virgins Indian Vegetable Pills.
Remember. beware Of all sugar coated counter
eiis md he particular to osk for WRIGIiTS
Indian Vegetable Pills
For sale at MELLoR's Variety store, Union 81.
Wheeling, Va. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

The editor Of the n. Y. Courier has receiv.
ed from MIR. CoLroN the subjoined note in re-
lation to the letter which appeared in Gin
cinnati paper respecting his forthcoming
work.-the Life and times of Henry CLAY.
The extract alluded to was copied by us.
CARLTON HOUSE, IN. Y. MAJ i3, 1915.
To the Editors ofthe ~ Y. Cons'. d. Emo.
l notice in your paper of this morning an
extract from the New York correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette about my work, con-
corning which beg leave to ren1ark,-fr8f,
that those statements are Unauthorized by me !.
and ncrt, that though not without foundation !,
they are, in some particulars, incorrect.
C.. COTTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

JoHS STEELE, is Agent for us at West
Liberty.
WIN. J. MCCOY, ESQ. isagent for the Times
and Gazette, for Tyler county.
J. Hoes, Esq. is asen, for the Wheeling
Dily and TriWeekly Times & Advertiser,
and the Western Virginia Times * Gazette
for Marshall county, Va.
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agent for us in Washington county, Pa
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the earliest conveyance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

The Vogrnncs Vermonter says -" The
mountains are on fire all around us. To
ia, east of Us fire has been noticed every
night for week, anl from disappearance mast
b. doing gf,at damage. The Essex mountain
jus across The lake has presented the appear.
oncc Of a sJlil column Of flame and smoke for
some days. and the smoke and cindcrs inpr.g.
nate lhc atmosphere for miles around. The
loss Of property is very considerable and like
j. to b. much greater.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

a. a german named Mullen. residing in
Efooa' county, near West Liberty, was found
dead In Lis mi.h.hous, on Tuesday last lie
was known TO b. intoxicated, AMI Il is su,po-
Sod while ia iliat state he fell and struck lis
head against som tldng, causing instant death.
and a Coroner's jury rendered verdict 10 nc /.
GeIasuSs with ,hSy ES.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
WHAT DOES HE DO FOR A LIVING

WHAT DOES HE DO FOR A LIVING
There is no phenomenon more striking OF
more Perplexing TO those who look upon the
world IN large cities, than 10 observe how ma.
ny there are about town who seem to live well.
but appear to do nothing-men who are. as il
were, exempt rom the tolls Of existence, and
though without property, that any one knows
oil, do still contrive to make gentlcmanly an
pearance, and 10 have their full shares of the
good things OF the time-baskers i'm the sun
beam, as our contemporary Of the Boston
Transcript well remarks-nOt, like the Italian
la1zaroni, in filth and rags, but like gentlemen
OF the first water, in broadcloth and white
NC, dalnttlly dressed aud sometimes pcrfumcd
like milliner.'
And how do they live, having no bank sc.
counts, as somebody else remarks Of tbcr,
drawing no Notwithstanding no deposites
"All their wants savs the same suI,n,;,,
appear to be supplied in some occuil and ~ -