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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
MEDICAL CARD.

INJECTOR FAWCETT. Of 1876 Fulton street.
New York. Member Of The Royal College
VI Surgeons OF London and Edinburgh. and Gradu.
ate OF tho Jefiersot Medical College. Of Philadel.
pbis; also author Of a work embracing The follow.
ing subjects, viz Mairinony. lrpolency, and Slerl.
iy sna,omically. physoIogically aud medically er-
planned. with q comprehensive exposition Of tho ma
lure and modern treatment Of Syphilis. Secondary
Symptoms, GonorrhoeO. Gleet Structures, Nociural
Emissions. and all the consequehceb arising from
Msstufbalion. Dr. Fawceit conIinres hiS private
consultation on The above mentioned diseases, al
his long established Office, 196 Fulton street where
The most agrsgsled fofms OF disease will yield 10
hi. mode Of treatment. without restraint in diet or
exercise. aud without mercury; even when The pro.
creative energies become p~aralyzed Or torpid. from
excessive indulgence Of the passions. no will be
able TO restore The paris TO health and vigor. Per.
sons at a distance enclosing 81 can haze a copy a
the work. All loIters must he posi- paid. aud dlrec
ian 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
NEW GOODS!

GREER g. MoTTE, No 1879, Market square,
" are now receiving Their second stotB of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Having purchased them a. q great reduction Of
price. we arc prepared TO offer good bargains 10
those who may favor us with a call. In the as
sortment may be fuundi
Dress Goods Cashmere D'Ecosse, chusan,
redosan, Afghan Plaid, MOusline de Lalue, very
cheap: Alpaca, Lustre all kinds, 3Oper cent low
er than usual; Glnghams, every variety.
Fancy Articles. I'riTtmings fc-HosieTy OF
every kind; White Goods, Irish Linen, Russia ~
Birdseye Diapel crash; Alpaca Apfonsi Brown
and White Holland; Trimming Glmps and FINN,
ges; silk and Worstod Serge; Silk ana Norstet
coat Binding; coat cord, Twist, Sewing SILK,
Thread, Buttons; Silecia &c. &c.
A large assortment of English and American
Calicoes, very cheap.
For GeEtiemen's Wedr.-Cloths. c%assimeres.
Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans ,Tweeds, Satin, Merl-
| noe, cashmere and other Vestings; Gents era
yats and stocks; all of which we can sell al
much lower rTices than they were sold early 10
DomesHc Goods Red, brown, yellow and
white Flannel. PLAID, Linsey, .UIillings, thobes
makes of brown aud blcached Muslin, TickInS
checks, Domestic Stripes and PlaIds.. Cotton
Yarn and carpet chain, always on hand.
upy r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
: Fam b 8.
NEW MAIL srEAMER currrn

NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CUTTER
The new and fast running mas
E2MSSyktc Senger steamer CUTTER, Col
- Inns, commander, will continue TO
make regular weekly lrIps h. Cincihnati; leay
ing WhetIi0g every Sunday evening at Q o.
CLOCK, and Cincinnati every "Wednesday al 10
For ireish, or rosSsge, having superior ac>
communications, aIply on hoard.
sJ'Ihe Cureri is provided with Evans Safe.
" GuaId. Ia prevent the explosion Of builers.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
REGULAR CiNCiNNATI PACKET:
NEW U S MAIL STEAMER HIBERNIA

NEW S MAIL STEAMER HlBERNIA.
sS-IZxTs The new and fast running
Ala steamer HlBERNIA, John
rSSZY Klineieller, will continue
make regular weekly
trips 20 Cincinnati; leIving Pittsburgh every
Tuesday at 10 A. NJ; end Wheeling every
Tuesday at 9 Nj, and Cincinnati every Fu-
day al 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior &C.
combinations, Apply on board.
BThe HibeTnia was built expressly for The
Cincinnau AMI Pittsburgh trade, ami will con-
Ilnue in the trade The whole season.
afThe Hibernia Is prov ded with Evans
Safety Guard u prevent The explo- ion of boil
er>. feb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

DoNNgTs, HATS PARASoLs.-Plsin and
F,a'd Florence Broid Bonneis. new style. Lace
IA. Straw bonnets Of every kind, Leghom and Palm.
Leaf Hats. oil sizes. rich Parasols. Porosoleis and SUI
shade. Of every quality just received by
cps " hifODtS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

SELLING orc.
k.SENSENFY e. RHODES having a large
~ stock OF desirable Goods on hand and wish
ing To make way for a hesh spring supply, will
dispose of their present stock, vefy low for cash
or to p%unctual customers. Jan Ito
HBLAlN BIN Blue Blk Italian Lnstrrngs' Silks
Plain Blacks. Blue Brk Poult DO Soies. Do
Bfocade Chameleon Silks, Plaid ADD Fancy Silks
Plain satihs, satsenels velvets &c-iusi reed at
seo1f o w HElSKELL'S.
uNIG'D and Lead colored Pobgec, super fbfead
Laces and Edgings. Isle do, White satin
heads. fgd Chailettss. Lacc md PARIS Lawns,
s. renca Needle work Capos and Collars. Eafsion
and Manchester Ginghaus, with a large stock oil
| Pfie,s. Bleached and brown Shilling from 4 4 "a
6 A, Of Inc loves, rates, by
" 90 80 GEORGE MMURRAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
uOOKs BOOUe, -

BisAN BOONS, hbaNN bONy -
-~IQAN uAG'N Eh6d Blank bool-
CD Manufactured, Union Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand ard manuiat tures Tor
order Blank Account Books Of every descrip"
ton. MERCIfAN1'S and Others who are re-
curing New Books, can have them rulGd TO
any pattern. aud bound in The most desirable,
N manner ut the shortest notice, aud warranted 10
give sat staciiOn. =
STA ITO merry in all is %variriv, suitable
Tor Merchants, Banks and Public Offices. q"
AlSo-A large assortment OF School, CLASSIC
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book,
AZ the Ue,y Unrest prices. mar Ia =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
NEW U 5 NJ srEAWg, NArIovAL

~ The new and fast running pas.
ESSTE-SSr senscr steamer NATIONAL.
IN<EG~sG AG Mason, commando, will
contiLue 10 make regular weekly tTips 70 Gin
%cinna'i; leaving Wheeling every Thursday
evening az O'Clock, and Cincinnalieveiy Sun
day at 10 "A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac.
commentators, apply on board
- The National Is pro yided WITH EvanS'Snfc,
" Guard. 10 prevent the explosion OF boilers.
mara
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

DoNNRT RIBBONS q FLOWERS Ladies
ID Cfavais and Neck lies. JacconsI and Swia
FJqings and losenings. Thread Laces and Edgiogs
mai received. SENSENEY & RHODES.
an n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER.

NEW Q . MAlL q tN
The new and fast run
ming steamer CLIPPER
n Crooks, commander
will continue - make re
gular weekly uipsto Cincinnati;leaving Wheel
rng eveix E.gdaY sYepipg at Q o'clock, and Gin
por i,eight or passage, having superior &C,
commod 'iionS, apply on board.
oSIhe CIIpPe! was built expressly for the,
time nTS.p 10 rMr a TFht Rsttti Hi RNHbrtu asa ssrJahh ard uiqesp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

ENAMILY FLoUR.-The subscribcri is now
y receiving some good Wheat, which makes
Flour that he can recommend 10 The c~ilizenS
Of Wheeling, aud Which will b. sold low. Fa-
mily custom is solicited by
mar2I JOHN RAYTESS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

H AUREL HILL MILL oIONESi A pair
M four feet nine inches diameter, backed
and banded axe Burr Stones, suitable for grind
ing Corn for which we have no use, and will
be sold low. Enquire al the South Wheeling
Steam Mills TO
maj Ell JOHN BAYLFSS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
GRIsT WORK.

|HVHE subscriber is now prepared I'D Grind
a Corn and FloLr Wheat IN CRISIS for Far.
mers and other, AT his South Wheeling S,eam
Mills, end he nltterS himself that he will be
able TO give satisfaction 10 all such as may pa.
troniZe him.
mar 2l JOHN B BAYLESS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12
q x ESs
WIN j ROBE,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Corner Main and Union Sis. -
AS Just received a large and splerdid as
Az Sonm"nt of School Medical, Theolosi~
cal and Miscellaneous Books. Also, a lar pc
Sold cheap H idr E eash Wh65tt ts safe and 'fk6 talaTiii.l i h.
mar2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

AnBARRELS Superior Aio'asses just received
4O,td or salc ~
Jan 3, 1916, G. kNON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

DOBtNSON q Hui H., HOUSE SIGN AND
De ORNAMENTALP PAINTERS. No l2j West
side Main 81. IRE always prepared with The best
Wofkmen oud mslcrul. lo execute al oricrsIn their
lin, IN he hest style and AZ tive lowest rates
Every description Of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL
! pING done W tie best mauner may no
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

to IUUN
taken great pains in selecting Iheir STOCK Of ubous
and feel justified in say ing. that they nave The bes
selected and cheapest stock Of goods eyer offered in
this city. Country Merchants will fird j; 10 ihei:
advantage To call and examine heir stock, as lhey
are determined 10 sell at Wholesale, as low as They
can buy III Philadelphia.
rp7 BALLENBERG e. LAYER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-12

FfThr truc and Genuine w stlr'. Bhls1m
ot wild Ch,irY,' IS SOLD oi established agcncic,
so al par s o. Tue United States.
Solt ~ Cincinnati on the c fner o! Fourth
aud Walnut stree 6 by
SANFORD PARK,
feb &c Gent Agsnt,lor tie Western S aics
oct2g J CRUMBACREV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

Notwithstanding the density Of the forest. we could
discover from tive iuiiing Off Of the trees in places
exposing their tall trunks 10 view that steep preci-
pices many feet high formed the side II the noun
tain in many parts. Another mountain. higher ihan
any Of it, companions presented bare. precipitous
sie TO our view for many hundred feet too steep TO
afford foohoid for trees and at is top covered only
with shrubby growth Of timber. From lis summit
can be seen a large extent OF country comp''sIl5
all the larger lakes Of the county, Pl-eco LOUIS III
dian. Racket and Long lakes, ana the EXTENSIVE
range Of mountains traversing the county IN north
ca .,erly direction. In the distance can be seen
Mount Marcy the highest land in the state "nere
perpetus frr,sts prevent the growth Of vegetation
We had planned the ascent OF this mountain,
which il called Bald Mountain and Is the same we
had seen far of in the norhea.t from Piseco Lake.
Accordingly We fitted out with provisions Tor one
day and rowed down TO the foot OF the lake on the
mountain. Here we encountered the Indian already
spoken Of. from whom we gained such information
of the distance being six miles instead OF three As
we had supposed the difficulties, and the time ne
cessary for accomplishing the ascent as showed we
had by no means made adequate preparation Tor the
the undertaking. Instead OF one day, two or tnree
would be necessary and az we had not these 10
spare, heng obliged TO hasten back. we abandoned
the undertaking. SO the ascent of Bald Mountain,
with its glorious views of rivers, lakes forests and
mountains was reluctantly given up, and we turned
our backs upon the beautiful scenery oil LOUIS Lake.
The remainder of the events OF four excurslon-the
toilsomc retreat from the fores-the supplng and
breakfasting on vcnison-thc encampmenf In a de
serted log house in the middle Of sixteen mile
wood-traveling the next morning ten miles on
foot in the rain-the hiring conveyance 10 Little
Falls-I need not take time and space TO relate
When we came in sight of the iourishing village OF
Little Falls. for the first time experienced plea
surable sensation at the sight of large piles OF brick
and mortar 1t was the certain indication OF civilized
life And till one has for time subjected himself
10 the privations and hardships of forestllfe, he
knows not how rightly to estimate all that civiiza'
ton has done for man.
Instead of Juggling our knapsacks in the rain and
on foot over road such as the forest only can afford
we soon found ourselves in the cars propelled over
the road by the strong muscles Of the iron horse
Here the conventionalilies of civilized life VIII de
rnand attention, and we will bid you formal adleu
D. H. F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
Western boundary Of Texas.

M Editor As this subject does not seem to be
generally well understood, take the liberty TO send
YOU an extract from valuable little work entitled
d. Mexico in 1872" which will explain how the mat
,er stood at hat time, as well as at the present
Texas ~ province OF Mexico, under the Spanish
Government was bounded the West by the River
Nueces and under the Constitution Of 1924 Il had the
same Western boundary which separated II from the
state %, Tamaulipas toward the Gulf OF Mesico and
from Coahuils farther to the North It's present bounda
les as defined by act OF the Texan Congress approved
Dec 10Th 1896 are AS follow - Beginning at the mouth
of the Rio Grande thence up the principal stream OF
said River TO It's source thence due North TO the 42d
OF North latitude thence along the boundary line AZ de-
nned in the Treaty between the United states ana spain
10 the beginning The Red River forms part OF ins
Northern boundary the Sabine part OF the Eastern and
the Rio Grsnde part Of the Western boundary lie ex
IRENE Northern and Southern limits touch the 32d aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

not cent for the plow lAPpianse ne ai-o
alluded to the importance of the horticultural eXh
billions in very strong terms. as bringing sosc"vi
parts Of the Union The cxertions OF the arners
CIub we're not forgotten. a. they have actually
doubled the supply OF grapes around Ne" iofh
within the last year alone and the immense amount
a grapes raised by one Of the members, DIR. Under
hin. at Croton Point. almost surpassed belief The
inprov in agriculture from these steps aFount
TO over one per cent per annum on the whole
amount of the crop and as this exclusive OF tobacco
rice and sugar reaches not less than 500 900 900
annually, this Institute has benehued the country
over s7,OOOO00 ! y per annum. Immense applause
The assistance afforded by the Institute to the sugar
planters Of Logisiana-io the valuable geological
survey of the State, was emphatically and clearly
pointed out the assistance in the matter of statistics
furnished to COngressto the arts and sciences and
to the ablest engineers and capitalists Of the country
was clearly demonstrated a. il has long been amply
acknowledged.
Some beautiful reworks. by the inimitable pyro
tcchnis; Edge, closed the proceedings Of the day
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From the Democratic Review. for Oct
THE FISHERMEN.
pY !. C. WHITTIER.


HuRRAH the seward breezes
Sweep down the bay smaln
Heave up, my lads, the anchor.
Run up the sail acsin
Leave To the lubber landsmen
The rail-car and the steed.
The stars of Heaven shall guide as
The breath of Heaven shall speed
From the hilltop looks the steeple,
And the light house from the sand
And the scattered pines are waving
Their farewell from the land.
One glance, ny lads, behind Us,
For the homes We leave one sigh,
Ere We take the change and chances
OF the ocean and the sky.
Now. brothers. for the iceberss
OF frozen Labrador,
Floating spectral in the moonshine.
Along the low. black shore
Where like snow the gannet's feathers
On BrsdOr's rocks are shed,
And the noisy MUIR are flying
Like black scuds overhead.
Where in mist the rock is hiding
And the sharp reef turks below
And the white squall smites in Summer.
And the Autumn tempests blow
Where through grey and rolling vapor
From evening unto morn,
A thousand boats are hailing.
Horn answering unto horn.
Hurrah for the Red Island
With the white cross on its crown
Hurah for Meccatinaf
And liz mountains bare and brown
Where the Carlbous tall antlers
Ger the dwarf wood freely toss.
And the iooistep of the Mickmack
Has no sound upon the moss
There we Il drop our lines, and gather
Old Oceans treasures IN.
Where'er the notified inackerel
Turns up a steeldark fin,
Whcre'er the brown cod glideth
Amidst his scaly clan,
We will reap the North-land. harvest
As her reapers only can.
Our wet hands spread the carpet
And light the hearth Of home,
From our fish, as in the old time,
The silver coin shall come.
As the demon fled the chamber
Where the fish Of Toblt lay.
60 ours from all our dwellings
Shall frishten Want away
Though the mist upon our jackets
In the bitter air congeals.
And our line. wind stiff and slowly
From of the frozen reels;
Though the fog be dark around "a.
And the storm blow high and loud.
We will whistle down the wild wind
And laugh beneath the cloud
La the darkness as in daylight
On the water as on land,
God 3 eve is looking on US,
And beneath US IL His hand
Death will tind US soon or later.
On the deck or III the cot.
And we cannot meet him beller
Than in working out our lot.
Hurah l-hurrah the west wind
Comes creeping down the bay,
The rising sails are filling
Give way, my lads, give way
Leave the coward landsman clinging
To the dull earth like a weed
Enc stars of Heaven shall guide u,
The breath of Heaven shall speed
n island of red sand stone in the Magdalen ervu
Our next harbor was Little Meccatins. There
itains were more lofty. and the moss less beaut
us was rock two Thousand feet high. which
lded. and saw from the summit chain Of me
and an interminsble series VI lakes-s wild and
i've place" -No,es Of AudHjors Voydse TO Ldbra
obii viii. 2 Apoc.
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OFFICE raE NEW Yosk Aso EsIg r. Co.
No s. Waist New ork. slh OctO,sf, lsft
NOTICE hereby gwen that the sum Of Three Milions
Not Dollars required BY The lsy OF May Ian, sfo. has
been suhscr bed the capital stock Of his Company sno
thar the boogs have been closed
Th- subscribers required Ia maze payment OF five
Dosfs each the Once O' lc Con pany on or Do
fore Thlr.daf the 18Th Of October inst
By order Of the Board OF Directors,
I. ). BROWN. Acting Secretary
q Eyenlng papers VIII please copy 0etem
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CD sOO KEwARD.-s'o!en from the :.s.ms ,,.S

cd Sn0 REWARD.-stolen nom the stesmoost
Z,COUM.ssachussIts, On Saturday morning. Gun
instant square russell Vas-, marked X Rowiey, Neui
ham Mass containing 81 BOO 10000 Of which wS OF
lie Bsras OF Tins Guy Sew IN Give o@s
ssss and sloG, 5000 WrsntisIn Bank, Wrennai Mass
IN saw. $50. aud Seos; sl2ooo In Eastern buds o. tse
following deuoiunaions wit. four bills OF no OF me
suffolk BANK, Boston. tour 500 bills on me Mese"ns
ton ana on 500 bl not recolectet, and eoom ~ ~
ara SlO0 bills OF the Auburn BanK and 500 OF mo Aoup
hins Co Bank. Ithaca, n York
befa. reward Will also be paid for he recovery ot
srge Poe BOOB stolen my pocket containing vaua
The above reward Is offered by wihou, intending TO
reas the and officers vi the boat from lhe hapny
TO me for the amount of my loss -.
REUBEN ROWLEY, wrenlham, Msss
Nsw-York Sept ~, 1915. ru
NB-For farther particulars, apply to Chief OF ronce
DESCRIPTION OF rHs THEF.-ils - very genteei N sp
pnnce and address, speaks qicA about ~ years on
tcet or inches highs well made, dark half and VIM.
.tr. wore black dress coat, black ssun vest, and daiS
pants red stripe gaze the name oi Soubgats ana sup
p,.ea 10 he a American. Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ Curpey'. Premium Daguerrean Gallery.-
Iss Brosiwsy Ees-YorkPicnfrs 'aAen al ms estao-
~ ~, ~ ~, rxcrll.d in country. say his hume
os,rans The public respectfully invited to call and
t ~. pe,ss,seIve. % 3m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ Platform scales, weighing from 10 900 lbs
~ Labarte's nsnuiectnre, warranted equal 70 any IN
ne IJni,s.I Ststes for sale by A g. MARVIN,
o3 ~ Agent Gr NJ an ufarturer. 1884 Waisr-st
~ J. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Ccunseior u
Law and Commissioner VI Deeds Nc VIII .ierd In NE.
Rrsdins- Room Of Tamasny Hall ell hpus Of uss day
ant -v--'ng tsfb 80"
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ROASTING. pRFTENDER.

~, Nv thi. name We are frequently called by learned
Doctors They pretend to cure Consumption 30 We
and prove have done 50 IN numerous instances
ami sometimes where the Lungs have been deeply VI
cersled We have al least FIVE persons, who now I'VE WIN
but one lung apparently well any other They say we
etsnd 10 cure diseases Of The Liver Kidneys, Dropsrs
We likewise plead guilty 10 THIS Charges nuch eVi-
produced IN support OF H. and mai 100 WITHOUT
Of single grain Of Mercury IN any FORM "ha
We use Tegetabls Remedies and no other
II ucan proved by many respectable Witnesses tnht we
can cure diseases Of The Lungs Liver and Kidneys, where
i the harm LAY ng and spreading the nfofmaoh as
extensively az possible Doctors always admit Pulmonary
20 be incursbe and generally Diseases Of the
Liver Kdneys they have no means oi enecns cures
Of these complaints why Obec tO those who havs Is II
becau The remedies DID originate with them or 90 they
fear their pecunisy be effected in either case
II appears 10 the, incur f they have sny regrd 'of ~
greater responsibility than should justify them m
Such is tho influence Of Physicians and the prejudice ~ncn
ty call into existence against ha, comparatively ""
rcii and exsmine publications, or give Them mai con
sheraton % render tnen beneficial 10 pts
vet .-nred 10 show hat the principles advanced by US are
erroneous Have offered 10 argue the point pubic
with the Doctors and have they dared accept our cna
enxes What they afraid OF; what Ouef course nss
been Instituted ards out yGpersiiOn and abuse
sueh weauon. prove ef-ctus IN subyerting ruin we
vent is sprea-t has done but there are nose VINO
viii read examine and tirk for themselves feg'fnrss o'
,a pride arrogant ignorance may dchs oy
ndc,ve eclsaoef and inAueace individuals against ap
plying 10 as or until late 10 derive mlcn benrf'
ANALYTICAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
f76 1roads " York founded b. DR.. JCawson Kelley.
Dr. KELLEY will be Ia attendance at his ONCE Tor con
.ultsnon UPON Of the Lungs, Liver, Heart KID
uevs Spleen from Friday, October l0th until Monday
evening next prior his departure tor Hs onces 10 We
Norm Advice 10 al graultsus. hOur-i rom NJ
m q NJ VI ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

nIANO FORTE Msnufacory-The subscribers a's
il now finishing an entirely new article Of Instruments,
winch are warranted upeor W any IN as-, and TO
Keep much longer. The improvement eoslss ~
ION heretofore caused by the 81 metallic plates 10
frylng tone Professors and purchasers are n'tea !"
Al examination of these iDsiruIn.Ds
" GLENN ROGERS Il CO
sl5l kultou. East side Broadway
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DROFEssOK or MUsiC.-ar "a

honor to announce tho MuscA Clfccs OF Sew-fort
,hsl he an limited number vi pupils either ~ MS
rooms No I6 LeonafdsL heir residences ior
instruction the Who'll. any branch OF Vocal ani rsno
Music AID Inc science OF Harmony 10 Haylne had Tue
,y.nta % personal insirlc from hr Coluia" nm
sf previous "a his DEATH Mr. Ssroni Ia prepared 70 I'M
oan TO lis pupil. knowledge Of the celebrated f'oan
Attachment ~ In