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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

COTTON BATTI>G.-Buyers for the Canada mar
~ ket solicited 70 examine arge lot OF owpriced
Bats well pat up pound bundles a, ~ CeiNst second
door T n. UNDERtllLI slb
DROWN sHEETiNGS and shirtings-The hesi as
ID soruent ever got up In any establishment may now
be examined manuiscnrcrs prices, the % door OF No
IS and % Cedar-st 40 I. N UNDERHlLL
q LAWRENCE q, And Ipdan Head shee,ipss for
VI saehy T. " UNDERHlLL, 1874 ~ CedarsL
DE-T SOUTHERN YARN-5to TO- TO II, and !
ID 10 r. assorted In bale and half bales for sale by
SO T. " UNDERHlLL, ~ Cedar-st 2d door
CANDLE WICk-ln square hales or shipping aud
~ in ~ 10 bales for home trade for .ae al II and ~
Cedarst up stairs. SO I. n. UNDERHlLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
rCbeape.t Garnet E.tabli.hmenr in the nj.
CyrDalley'. Original and only gerninel Nagi.
cal Pain ExfrncIor. he MOnder and kIessirg he

CP-Dalley'. Original and only Her.uinel NaQi.
cal Pain Extractor, The Wonder ana Blessing of The
AgeThis medicine has more power and influence over
disease than any other yet known
No humane physician parent should be wiihoutna
neni The pains The burns stopped instantly and
hes'ed without It's also -0yere remedy for the
following dsga-es
Piles both blind and bleeding, Bronchitis scald Head
Rheumatism iufimmsiory snd chronic Sore Eyes
Salt Rheum, Spinsi Weakness. Fever Sores, Wounds,
swellings, Broken Breasts, sore Nipples, Strains.
Constipation and Inflammation Of he Bowels Feon-,
BARRIERS Itch Ague IN the Face Sore Throat,
Tic DolerouN Ctapped y snd-,
And any thing that's sore sld painful
Only Depot for Tho United States No Ia Flltons sun
Building New OH where all orders must be aidresss
post paid. 10 H. DALEY, of Arson Frost 20 6s'
IL The Genuine t.alyanic Kings. Bracelets &C.
Of DR.. Christie only 90 Ice obtained ~ FuOn.t sun
Buildng Our cl-ns should De guarded against spurious
limitations. slUi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

Drn Goods.
EXTRA RICH DRY GOODS,
Mcssr., Barker TOwIe's.1l Cathe riue

EXTRA RICH DRY GOODS,
Al Messr.. Barker N T0wIe's, CRthe riue-st.
NIESSRs. BARKER h TOWLE, in scsofdsnce with
vi their past having laid in extensive and care
fully selected assortment 81 Fancy Fashionable and staple
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
uOw offer their ard the public generally the FOL
lowing lie, small part OF what they have hand, VIZ
SUPERB SINS
Very rich stripe and hsd black mode and coFd
Extra DO DO ami plaii black and csmeon;
Do DO broche, Ven, tisn, ombre, csdrels ard sase
obbre.
Reps royal Pekins chsmos srcencisl. richly shaded
together with many other styles not here mentioned.
SPLENDID SHAWLS,
Ofthe richest Cashmere Msgsdes and Rroche patterns
Shaded. plaid and printed Cashmere, Tartan >hswls
Damssk. plaid and plain silk and De Lame showls
Very rich Dress Goods. compr.ug every variety and style
OF De Lains shade Cashmere De Ecosse and Reps
English French snd German MeinOes, OF every style
color aud price
Prints ofevery pattern and price.
Domescs Oievery width and quality. AMI Linens Of every
descTipti~u Also, very large assortment OF
BOMBALlNEs AND ALPACCAS
BrOsdcio,hs Csssimeres. Nestings. &C Sc for gentle
mems
We would call the attention ofthose wishing TO purchase
Dry Goods OF dcfipt0a 10 IN. fct that our stock en-
trey new, imported snd selected within The last three
weeks also that have but price and deviation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

C.UroN TO WlAS LuNGs-The season is untavorab Z
s many complaining with sore hrosis, coughs colds
pa the chest and hoarseness All such complaints lead
ultimately 10 consumption, and shou be removed without
delay, which can be done efeciuey by the ENpectoran
PIN sympH q Corilsnds DO not neglect The caunoi
anu the disease fastened never 10 be removed but 10y
5eaA 80 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

fHt LADY WIN THE NtLow fAcs.-Bcware, Beware :.
iAaes touch not common prepared chalk, viii ruin your
an U.s that beautiful vegetable preparation, the Jones
s2<nh Lily White Il viii give your skin nslsrs lite
Se Wilderness and improve your skin Sold III y haiisi
And Sgl Broadway. 81 <'cVd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
CHEAP MUSIC CHEAP MUSIC

U'HE CELLARIUs WALTZ, and MazouIka Ouadrile'
by COote: and GOvers London Polka Quadrlles, are
.t published By f. FERRETr Co. in their usual style OF
elegance with an Illuminated title page. Price OF the Whole
only - cents.
Love Notify Hon. Mr.. Norton for 81 cts.
Four SETS OF Qua.lnlies, for . cts.
SOncs OF The Campaign The Widow Msone.' and sew
On other capital songs from Charles asey Tor 10 cts
Also six OF Russelis hes, songs, price ~ cts
Flowers VI Melody containing ten popular songs and bal
lads, price Is cts
f. f. x Co. constantly issuing an extensive assert.
rnent OF choice and elegant music, at third The usue
price. s2ji-tf r.. FERRET. & co. zj7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

DiRry CoAr COLLAR y B,D.-rhe Magic hraslNe
Soap for removing grease spots, stains ard MARKS rom
eohes woolens carpets. Sc, and rendering Inc spots
where Is applied clear, bright new and sPotess. > va
sa feA directions Price - cents a esAe sou =, %
am-s' s<t <ieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

DaIasys GENUINE PAS EATR,croR. from the ONLY
oso. Office and from to times cheaper than before &C
ecftrg the of the boxes taken This true Thee
OILY to he had at p Corlandst. 80 q
srosE NARSIsu-Balssm OF Wli Cherry. Bslsam ~
Lverwor and sharon Spring Wsier isper bottle At Sof
1nf-st p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
BOARDING.

V'O Re LET.-Fnrni.hei APARTMENT. to rent, VIII,
or without board in smsl private family and where
there are no children. well furnished front room on me
first aoor with pantry attached and two attic rooms ocs
ton above Beecksr.t third door from brosd"ay Address
th- Office ~ his Respectable reference ff-
On srd required. Also basemen, room suitable tor
o-o,s.sionsl man. ~ w.
DOARD WANTED-A Gentleman and his Wife wish
ID 10 md comfortable home m private fainlly' Or
one yvhere there are hoarders somewhere wimn ha
with pantry attached The price : week Address ses
tom with particulars o. u = oihc- Of ih- ptpef ~
DOAED-A pleasant 'front.' room % the second hoo,.
ID with lei room and pantry aflonirg 10 1T ~iih board
Two three single gentrinsn eau $50 Dc - 49,
bv applying At as Murrsv.t References exchtner - "
IpOaKU WN>TED-The advertiser wish.- TO engage
ID board f,- the winter Tor himself and WIFE, IN f-rr
where there are but eW hoarer Or pr hie ian "oll
be preferred. line hddfes.-i ioJ o. L Al ms oI =
Tiny Location and terms VII meet with attention 50 Us
DOARD.-A handsome second story front room WIN
ID pantry SC suitable for lady and g~uieHsn-a ina
room AL n required s-O other rooms suliane ioi
single gentlemen References EXCHANGED. Apply ~ IA
Ieonari- nearly opposite he tarton hou-e. - a.
DOAKDING.-Gonlen and heir wives or sin p, :
ID gentlemen can ohtl-n boar y I'm peH,shl 70 IN az
For.y ii-st References eNclareej. - ~
A GOOD OUIET HOME-Two single Gentienet
hmsv ind board IN quiet private family by calling soon
stIS Na.saz--i OPPOSITE Clinton Hal Handsomely ar
uishrd rooms and m their rooms oeaAia-i alt yea
vii be furnished If desired 800
FEW single gentlemen, or gentleman yy.h his wife
hean he accommodates with board ant Pleasant rooms
a 10 Cha -,her-s doors we-t OF Bfoatway 80 W.
IpOaRDINt:-MR>. J. HklGHT. No. - BARCLAY
Dr,ruar OF = Peters Place teHfranee ~ y Fetfs r'e
at i've pirate dosr has prassnt soertl.ho a co.
r. r broadway one block from the Aston House MIS-
n la. .-on 10 refer the following gentleman
r Hsthaway IT. d. No. u Mgnay-st
Hams Wilson. Esg. . lray--t s
Alex Gould. ESQ ia Nassau - 80 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

slo 2awlms- opposnr Wllnsm-e
EARpET1N(.S reduced prices the isfgr and
~ superior stock OF Csrpetings Of the lats hm OF W. w
Chester Co offered for sale al reduced prices al
retail Among which Administer Royal, Brussrs Three
Also quantity OF Rugs. sorn. of which will be sold
uemey low Floor on Cloths, the assortment Sceess sty
In world the English being very well seasoned and be
American 10 order and Of the most approved pat
terns No Iol Broadway "a lwiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

NANTIE t,ARDEN.-The doors VII open A. halt
~ pas and the performances will commence 81 hatpssi
oclork precisely ADM isson = cents Friday and Ssur
dsv sept 18Th and 27h IN consequence OF The genuine
pause and hearty beso~ ed ihs Operate Com
pany the favorie production Of nderrs will be repeated
The entertainments VIII commence with Miscellaneous
Concert. n which Nessrs. Holman Lynch Murphy, ksvs
nsgh and kneas- Will with Mesdsmes Phillips and sharpe
sppesr Inermssion of half hour for promenade and
refreshments. aorcng opportunity Of Witnessing the
beautiful Cosmorsss To conclude with Cinderella under
the title OF sh.r-de He~lA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
MRS. DANA ON THE TRINITY.
PROCEEDINGS OF

ETI Frs addressed 20 Relatives aud Friends. chiefly i
IL reply 10 Arguments in support OF the doctrine Of u,
Trinity BY Mar Dana Published st the Boston Boos
store 2j Br. adway. I'D II SANTON HUNTINGTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
NUFXICAN sCKIP FOR SALE

wi Dollars in Mexican Scrip, bearing per interest per
snuum and PAYABLE In II quarterly instruments for sse by
the present holder, who abOul to remove 10 Europe
Offer. until the 18th October proximo, addressed
To l.. ?. No 2g2 Broadway.
Capitalists viii ind this lucrative and safe Investment
Ns..york Ssn d lg.S -2ttf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

o. IHE r0sNFNriNG PAINS of khtVNAr'sN' -'usir
szls Rheumatic R.mcy or Pain Cutting EmorccstiOn-
ohvausbic and seldom falling remedy tor theuinA
nd pans IN The bones govt, cold. or pain IN he JOINTS sn
aecs hmb.go sc sold atthe sign fhe American Esge,
1Shaihamrsl Price ~ cents and 81 boiue 80 -'e"n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
THE NETWORK
II Cheap Garnet WarehOuse. LIS PearI-sf


Opposite Wilaml The suh-crber. inform heir friend
and The public hat they are July receiving their supplies FOR
the TRADE which have been seeciei with great
from ne latest aud best paer snd all OF which they
now offering prices 10 suit the most 1gid economist
Brussels Csrpetng. pattern 10 II per yard
ply Imperial. ........ &c l.
Double super snd superfns Ingram.
Fine and com. I'M rich bright cDic....... &c Ito {
Also. Floor OIL CLOTBs, wei seasoned. from 70 p
feet wide Rug- D-ugsris Table and Piano Covers. and
STAR Rods Lamp Mais, Window Shades and al other arti-
conneceL with rhe trade extremely low prices.
Strangers visiting The city particularly invited call and
examine the above stock SMITH LOUNSBERY
sa lris- az Peari-s' opposite William.
~ Cheapest Carpet Establishment in the nj
ted states. 10 % BOw-rv-HlRAM ANDERSON has
s received large assortment Of English ThreePly sna
Double superfne Carpefng OF and beautiful patterns
all Of which will he sold = per less usual
prices Also. inst received
l5000 yards warranted al wool Ingram Carpeing So ca -
s. sd per yard.
po00 Double snperfne, 5s 10 Ga per yard.
1890 Tuned Hearth Rugs, 90 each.
1900 50 OF Cloth, Is 81 per yard.
$3.50 yards ~. Dmg-ei, = per ward.
1000 Venetian stair Carpet, - 81 per yard.
600 Mating Il 81 Per ward.
HIRAM ANDERSON. No % Bowery.
ss 2wis' the frat establishment above Hester 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

" book Il eeping, &c. IS Cedar-streel - c. [.
@Aksh. Accountant continues 10 teach this important ART
'he most practical frospecuses with terms,
W1ences, &c. obtained ~ above. 80 lwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
fall fashlons.
MEMS, BOYS AND oHILDRENs
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

Fashionable siotsI-g.
LARGE assortment al wholesale aud retail, Nc. II
Rnwerv n Y l.lS Smis. Jos. h. CLOSE co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

rY-scnEScks PVLMOSic SYRUP is certain remedy for
he Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Colds Coughs and
Disease Of the Lungs Any calling Al the Ohce, No
Cortandsi can obtain (graiis pamphlet giving full
description Of the above diseases also reference 10 number
peOns Of high standing that have been cured by the use
0 his medicine.
We caution The public bear IN mind that L. ). Beekman
longer agent for the sale OF the genuine schencks
nlm0nc Syrup
Beware Furious limitations Toob,an the pure genuine,
nssueraid Pulmonic Syrup, go directly TO the Propre-
Tor. Office M 4 Cortland.st N Y (N s24u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
THE PREACHER AND PASTOR.

DY FESELoS HEsBERT BANTER CAMPBELL. Edited
ID and accompanied with Introductory essay by Ed
wards A. Park Bartlett Professor In AndOyer Theological
Sem mary vol emo. For sale By
81 MARK NEWMAN. ls9 Broadway.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
NOTICE 4 berobv given

DUBLIc NOTICE Is hereby given that
there will be- a petition presented TO
the Commissioners of the county ofBrowD Ohio
at their next stated meeting, praying for the
vacation of that portion of the county road
Commonly culled the old Newmarket road)
which les between Crimes ct AbIanam Mid
dleswarts house IN Byrd township In said coun-
ty, and the crossings Of Eagle creek bv Samuel
BenningtonSs house in Jackson tOwnship,in said
county; OIthe following amongst other reason:
Steam mill, and which cannot be dispensed
with, runs from tha beginning point at near
Middless arts to the point Of terminAtioD nea
Bsnnintgon's nsarIy parable, with the road to b
vacatsd-and not mills apart at the wIdest
pointsi and fprnishss every outlet necessary 70
the public without ths exepenas Of keeping il
repair two rOads. y. u q ~, 81 ~. Il
Dee. 30, I6l4. = Sw.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
SIlERIFF'S SALES.

Agreeably ts the command of sundry
orders and DEGREES Of sales under decree:
ia chancery, and Writs Of executions tO
me directed by the court of common pleas
Of Brown county, Ohio, | will expose tO
public sale at the courthouse in George
tswn onSaturday the 18th day OF January
S45.bslween ten and four o'clock on said
day, the following tract of land lying
On the east fork Of the Liule Miami rIV-
or in said county: Beginning at an ash
beech aud oak in The bank of said east
fork ct B. F. Swest's lower corner, run
ming Routh, 80 degrees esst All poles 10
an ash ana old oak in Henry Miller's
line thence south 25 degrees west. 4e
noIesto an oak and small sugaFtres said
MilIer's line and corner TO A. F. Sweet,
,bence south rs degrees west, AIT poles
10 a stone dogwOOd and waierbeech, on
the bank Of the east fork and A. F
Sweets uppar corner on said river, thence
up said river with its mSanders ~ t-2
poles ts the beginning, containing l25
acres more or less. To be sold as the
cal estate Of Allen D. Sweet at the
suits Of Thomas Gilksy. Valued al
$l2 per arcs.
A tract of land lying ia Eagle township
Brown county Ohio, on the waters Of Brush
creek, being part Of an entry of96s acres made
| in the name Of J. M. TTimbls by No. 67l 4:--
| Beginning at a stake in. the niddls Of saii
sTssk; bstweah TIVE slMs nvFthwSst eeFasF q
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
Justices Blanks
fasGIe GttheoEce of tie sTANDAHD.

Administr at9r's Notice.
n foti;e is hereby gveu to all per 'ons intsres-
/ Y ted that,on the 18th day of December ls44.
the undenigne@ was duly appointed Admiuis i.
traitor Of tns Estate Of William W.Ramsay 4 a te
Of Brown co inty Ohio, deceased.
THOMAS RAMSAY.
Dec. "a. 1914 -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

The following tract Of land situated 10
Brown cauniy Ohio. on the waters o. me
east fork Of the Little Miami river beng
p,r, 81 ,rscl Of 1000 scres, entered IN
H. M nsmaof - Abraham ClayPoOl g. Peter
Han conveysd By saidAbraham ClayPOol
.,.d vife 10 Jacob Claypool, and dsscri-
M rs follews iS vii: Beginning al
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07


The following described real estate to vii =
Beginning at stone g. beech Joseph WriSht,s
corner, thence with WTight's line N. IS I.9tisg
E. 81 poles to a stone IN road AsP NsyInss
corner' crossing branch at and the Skrdin;o
road at poles; thence with Nsvin'slihe,s "a
deg. e. l48 poles passing maple 4 readoak Ne
wins corner at 100 poles to two whitsosks ana
red oak stump Squire PurssllS corners thence s.
81 l-2 deg W. 81 2-l0 poles to Q redosEs ! n
Hickory John Bsrger's lins, west us poles "a =
stone and dogwood stumpt; thence S. 81 D. ~
stone on the east, side Of the road said Relwsr.
coFneE; thence n. II ". - $40 poles 70 q stons
MsrShAl's corner in the road theme. N. 6lldsg
W. l47-lep poles crossing btsnebto the bgrin.
ming: Containing 69 aeFes & SO polsA hs;,.
part of an entry Of l040 acres made "a ths g 4,
Of Gusts Kendall BY Ne. 2073. oraesed 8 bs
spld a. the real estate of Thonas AIurphv a -
suit of D & D. p, Evans. Valued at -
dollars per acre.
WIN. SHIELDS. Sh'GR. e.O. =.
Shsrifss Office, Bee. IT'D, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

Hanghawaut al the sui. ofGaham for ths use
Of !, LongwoHh And Wm. stoekWsll, Valsed
Al ~ dollaup0 acn.
: e.l..k ALS0fg
ne following r9al estate 10 wit: The undi-
yidsd htlfpfin lot otNo.olshundred and n,n,,s six
No. 1861 IN the town Of Ripley Brown county
Ohis. 10 be sold sg ths real estate Of sjlas
D.Pailsr al the suit OF John s. Bsasloy. Val
I'D at lftS dollars.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

AID survey, thence With the iins ssId s.gvSS
sop'h' % sast, crossing the efssk az S. polss,
IN ~ ~ poles to q stake, hcnsy Ioeusf ani
small Vhitsoak, thsnee sSaah, 5 degssss vest,
IIossins drain ~ 90 poles Ia All "a 49,
e wbiteoak, thence nsFth, 6B Wer1.
crossing small drain al Ia poles, aaG
one a. 70 poles, one At 50 I-2 in ali 90 POLES
TO stake near q black oak on an original Iips
OF said survey, thence with said line which h
also line ofJohn Browns survey Ne. 4s6T
NORTH , degrees east, 90 poles to tie beEiuning.
eontaiaing AZ seres 3 reeds and tsa pole. ne
be sold as the real satats Of solamon Nevay,
OF the suit Of John W, Price. Valued ate7 So
per acre :.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

a Touring mill and other improvements. To
be sold as the real estate Of James and jobs
Z filaon At the suits Of Boswell and Tucker
for the use Of Sehn t,loore W. james PiIsont
nhnks and NDea vS4Jsmss PilsQn, Benjam .
Sutson'' Execution vts james piison. Samael
Pangburh W. jones Pilson, Joseph M. Clara
v'. James Pilson, and Richard Bates vs., James
aud John Il. Pilson. Terms cash. Valued at
7 800 dollars. f
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
ALSO,

Tile following real estate, being IotNo.
hui'drsd and xly, mo 1907 in the town q
Ripley Brown county Ohio, valued at ESQ do
lars. To bs sold as tss real estate Of Jesse
Harlan at the sait or Robert Gilliland &Frant-
20 pianchafdvs. said Harlan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE. ~.
VIE snhstr'hct respectfully announces to his
irieuds aud the public. that lac has putcbased
M,ERAsTuS CoLEM ms interest. md become
sol &c sseo al the above rs ablishmen:. i..,.
he Hotel II located conv io MI the PRIN-
oIiaL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND Raj.
"oAD DEPOFS. and oilers every inducement for
e '. lhe Rooms are large and airy. aud iurs
nished in style not surpassed by any sim,lsr e,-
adjustment ia the United States ;,
From The experience The Pr, pricior has h.d in
Va" management ot FIRST CASS HOTEL he
,iefS himself that every department Of The estat.
"."'neh' WI bo conducted "a style TO pl-nse those
VINO may ihHur him with "a cal :.
dec 5-Iw JOtiN WcST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16
MEDICAL CARD.

nOCTOR FAWCErT, Of l96 Fulton street.
~ New YQk, Member Of The Royal College
Of Surgeons Of london and Edinburgh, and Gradu.
nlo OF tho j. Hcrson Medical College of Philod,l
ph'oi also author Of work enfbrsting The follow.
ing subjects, viz MaIunony. liz potency, and Sletil
lily anaiomieolly. physologically and medically or.
planned viii comprehensive exposition Of the ma
iurc and modern treatment Of s, phillis, scconJa,v
symptoms. Gonorrhoce, elect Structures, NoctutnI
Emissions and all The consequences arising from,
Masturbaiion. Or Fawcet continues his private
consultation on the nhovo mentioned Diseases, ar
his long established Office, 90 Fulton street where
the most agfaVoled forms OF disease will yield to
his mode OF treatment, without restraint in diet or
exercise. and without mercury; even when tho pro.
Creative energies become paralJ zed torpid from
excessive Indulgence Of The passions. hc will be
able 10 restore The paris 10 health aud vfgor Per.
sons OF distance enclosing 81 can have copy ri
the work. All letters must he post paid. aud dircc
ted 10 DR. ~ Fswceti, 1876 Fulton ST New York.
ian 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16
UNITED srATEs UOTEI.-

Nea' ne RnHroad Depof, CUMBERLAND, Mp -
'BNHE Proprietor re- pectfully iaforms his
friends and the public, that he has taken
tins SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which he now
confidently oilers To the patronage OF the pull lie
~ p ace, of both ELEGANT and COMFOR,
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT Tho Parlors
and chaihhcrs h:ve LScD tast,fully fitted No
with entire nsip Furniture and Kidding, with
a view TO the cas-. comfort aud CONVEX fence O
ms quests especially Of ladies aud families. Z
he deperimc1' OF The Lauder in equally wei
eIotted. Intact lerc ~, through every denart-
nvnt of the establishment, an air of stres.
ahdeI eSaucc that cannot fail 10 please all who
may favor him with call con TON.
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1915.
MAYoR-CE DUTY.

C0uncilmea:
CfcIk-JANEs S. WHEAT
sSogeani-JoHN MukRAY.
Uh4,5 Mas'er-R. uAM,Lron.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Lnre, w p Wilson
wv w ShIiver, A Todd, SBiodv.
SanboIn, Geo Mcndell, o WUciskelI
W Neson, Coen, WIN Pumphrsy
Jacob Amick, b f Kelley, Fl Roberts,
ID Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
COUNCIL.
On OrdinanceS-MessIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat. N'>'
On Finances MessrS Hughes, Brady aid
Lamb. ~
Kelley. ""'
On Streets md AHies-Messrs Todd. Viii.
son, MenGeli, Amick and Kelley.
On Hatsr Works-Messrs Sa6born. Milne
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market HouSc-Mess.s Heiskell, PUN.
phrey and Coen
On Coal Bonks-Messrs Amick, wi son Re.
oerts and Superintendent OF Wafer Works.
On UharreS-Shriver, Hughes and Amick.
On Fue Observation-Disclosures Todi, M'Lure
Sapborn, Humphrey and Roterts.
On Pctuions--M Nelson. Lamb and
Sanborp.
On Satories-Messis Kelley, MiLure, Shri.
yer, Brady and Nelson,