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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31
foR TaE TINS.
TIE LADIES NEW YEARS OFFERING
TO THE PUOR.
d IllE IIMIS

~ AOOne
Mn. WmARroN-
DsGr Sir: lno,ice you remarks inSaturlay
mornings Times relative TO the importance OF
some concerted aud effective action for the re
i;et OF the poor oi our city. The winter SC
lar has leen u severe one, and il il continue,
the usual length, we may anticipate much
more than usual want: and, consequently the
greater necessity OF immediate and efficient ar
engagements on the part of the benevolent &c
extend all TO their needy brethren. The Ia.
dies, bring always first in acts of mercy.
take the liberty oi proposing for their consid
Grafton the propriety Of a meeting of the Ia
dies oi the different warts, at the Counc,
Chamber. on New Years day, at 10 o'clock
Tor the purpose of discussing the subject, AN,
adopting the best mode of uniting their cser
tons in the object referred to-which. il uni
ted, will, we know, accomplish much good
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31

EW -Tnppcr's Piovethial Philoso.
~ ply. Cyrlopedia al 5000 Practical Receipts.
America n d the American ;eople. hv Won Raumer;
Wolh'S Mission To Bokharj. 81; The Cook ond
'oniccIi"nsr; X 'ine's Elements NJ Cri,iri. m; Review
al Edwards w The viii. ~ Bledsos; Regimcnond
l." ee,iiy by Er John Bel; Muorc's Poeticol
Works For sale ty JOHN J HASwELL.
der 81 Uninn ST, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31

NOVELS. NOVELS. NovELS-The onie,
~ Husband ny Miss rckerne; re " ,Jnu.
pfa,ne BIRD bs Augustus Murray; Fright by Mis-,
P'ckehhgiJusl reed and for ,nle by
w J ROBE.
nov Cor Nam q Union Sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31

n llOE PIGS, SHOE PEGS-A few bfs Shoe
- Pegs various sizes. just reed ~ The Bio Red
'oi Esl'hIHhmcni, SAMfL MCLALLEN.
dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31
NOTICE.
MAGAZINES FOR JANUARY.

~ RAlIAMfS. Anhur's and National Magazines
" Tor January. Persons who wish To subscribe
Tor lhcse maetz les for The ntIi ycur. would oo-
well To call and leave their names. ms Ivy this way
VI getting Them they will sa We postage,
dec 30 w ROBB, cor Main & Union sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31
DlsEAsE OF rIlE IuNGS-Hnw ycn

DISEASE Or TIiE LUNGS How very ian.
porlani l. ~ lar ihosc ,iliciej 10 procure : methiui
Ia artcsi The les uIious dcsiro,cr. pa.vn. be.1
fore Il, takes too deep = rooi md destroys lite, Have
rrt thousands testified To the beneficial elicit ui
DE- Duncan's ~ pec,osani Remedy saie aud
cet'a'" medicine. prepared expressly tor ,be cure Oi
diseases Of The chest.
Read The testimony of Thousands Who have hetn
cured by the timely use Of this medicine One hui.
tie IL sufficient. m many eases. tn test rs %eut9ii>c
virtues. Why then rrucrasiIuaic from time To time
until n be Ito lsi,i
For sale by } d & Il d MARSH. ZINES Row.
Man 81. Wheeling. Va dec 20
AIDES KID BuSKiN WALKING SHOES.
- 100 pairs Ladies fue kUd Bn-kin Walking
Sh'er, superior in siyle nn.l workman slip To fny.
thing manufactured west 4 he Mountains; reed
from Philadelphia at The Sign "f The d z Red Baoi.
dec % SAMfL MCLALLEN.
SOUTn WHEELlNG.-1ne nnd,r.ientd
- will rpcn n Select Sct.ol On the first Monday
OF January next. IN the upper crd uf The Row OF
buildings. North ol The Paper Mill. on Water street
S'uih Wheeling. The higher aud low e. bran,h,s
oi IN Eneli education viii he taught. Also. The
Latin Language
Tn',i"n r. IN So Ia Sc pcr quarter.
n t. A few more scholars will be received
Persons wh" may Wish To cni. . their children eau de-
~ with The Undersigned. Or NJ the Office al the Pa.
per Mill. dec 81 lw JY ARMSTRONG.
- FOR Title Dwelling
House No l79 Mnih s rect, upposil,
ntl y Tie Virginia Hotel. now occupc ty A
w MCallam. Is Gr reii from Let Amil
Enquire oi ALEX PAXTON.
dee 81 81
CCoRDloNS. ACCoRDIoNS - 500 KEYS q
"A German Ac'ordions vi 4. 5. 6. 8. 10 and j.
Tu, "a.
2 pieces Snpcrfoe douhle keyed German do, 1.
and Is Tunes;
3 pieces fine french inlaij. 10 tunes;
l do snperine Lo do do
81" super sup do 20 - tunes
ii do coinmsn ,u 3 do
just received This day md fr sale law. whole
sale ard retail by L. ~lIORNBROOK.
dec 20 Munrue 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31

AT Boston a thief fastened the doors If q
jewelry shop by a piece of iron hoop AMI
then, dashing his hand through a pane of plsss,
seized a case Of watches, and made Oft will
his prize. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31

aN0LD WATCIIES-oa hnnd n gnoi assou-
~ meni Of Gold Halcies. Gold Lever Watch, $.
Cylinder Esc"pemeui Gold Watches.
SILVER Lever. Lepine aud Verge Watches. &c.
dc25 JNO BISHOP. No l32 Main =,
sEAA BOXES No l RAIslNS-25 BIS
%OV Applies. s B,I. Peaches. 10 dn B.rt.
wheat, 10 do Benus. S do R,l Buuer, 5 de- TulI.u
just received and Tor sale by
dtr2i II JAMESON.
: STILL LATER.
RECEIVED another loi Of Women,
~ "' Boot" with heels. u very superior aric.c
Also l Case oi Women's Cheap S ippcrs. al Tie
Shoe Store. Souih E:nd OF Market squire.
dec "a TODD A. HOWELL
TOYS. TOYS!
A FULL supply Of ToYs. received hi. dn,
a Nv J& II ~IiORNBROOK.
dee 25
RLACKING BLEACHING IA few
- gross oi Mnsun's unrivaIled PisIe Blnck,n,
J"s' received al The Shoe Store. S,urh End of Mar.
keI Street. rom a. uoyvT,|
dec 10
LNRESH Fruit k.g Malaga Gnue.
n 5 Boxes Rnisns
S Boxes Raisins
~ do. Just reed ard Cor sale a,
oec IL RkE No l0l Nain ST.
~ OvELS. NOVELS. NoVELS-The o,ie,
~ Husband ny Miss Pickering; re w do.
pfalne BIRD by Augustus Murray; Fright by Mis-.
Pickenngijust reed aud for ,ule by
W ROBE.
nov ~ Cor Main & Union Sis.
BLANK BOOKS.
4 FULL assortment Of Russia Eud Demi FnI
"A and half bound Bunk Books: also a large
'iotk of Paper and Leather Dound Mem rundums,
Tor sale wholesale and retail Ivy
dec IL & r iI~ORNBROOK. Monroe ST.
nv n THICK BOOTS just received a, The
TvH SigR Of The BIG RID Bo r..
D cases Mems prime double soled Thick b ,ots
b do Low priced Thick Boots
z DO Water proof kip boots. q sup'r article
The above gods are direct from The manufacturers
and will be sJld low for cash.
dec 70 SAM'L M'CLALLEN.
DREsENTS o THE YoUNG.-Jnsi reed
l. n large assortment u YOu'h's Books. Toy Beoks
~"h an ~olphabei colored; alphabet nr card pomc.
ni oil kinds, suitable Tor prescB for The yonue -
'ni ~ WIN J ROBES.
dee 30 Coz nisin A. uo;oc e..
EagN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31

DREsENTS FOR THE YoUNG.-Jnsi reed
l. n large nssorment q { You'h's Books. Tow Beok.
~'h an alphabet cOlored; alphabet nr card ponc.
of oil kinds, suitable Tor prescD for The Young -
Va, ~ WIN J ROBES.
uec ~ Coz hi0in d. Union Sta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
:. - 81 the Richmond Enquirer.

49,, r,ourer Is published DAILY and SEMI.
IT, Far lhe Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
=, me rate Of eight dollars II taken for snort
nGr anu ~. a. one ,ear. For the Srmt-Weekly, five
ptu'a ". n,um. and Three Dollars fnt sir months
d"ls pe Sv,nre 10 be paid in the Office, or RENTED ny
~ nsa OF SIX Dollars per annum al the end OF
The yrH. :, ,his office may be rsmltted per mall,
81 a1ayajlahle Bank notes, Al the risk of the Edl-
IN s s,ayt u al isuers beng paid 6y TIE or'iers.-
t " Of single letter is scarcely OF any account
(1hr t,sr 1t ia the accumulation Of postage, IN 40
10 ~ business, which operates as serious TAX
u.n &c ct" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
;, THE DAILY ENQUIRER--Fnr one square OF
~ ,nss or less first insertion, ffly cents, anu
~, sne. erdng insertion twenty-five ctnts-ii insert
e. week twice week, or three times week.
KIM seven and half cent?. ,,;,,,
as advertisers are charged hftr dollars ot lsg
- ami in that proportion for advertisements " .
w.. irpsth-sxcspt Lottery N~nders ana Ancl'9u
er ,ho are charged one hundred dollars, sPape' VI
tI iM rue -WEEKLY-nne square Of sixteen
~ drst insertion, IS cents; for each c"hinn-
sac-. 50 cents. ,,c. must +. accompanird with the
ofur's or satisfactory references, 10 insure eSecu-
u an Obituaries and Mortgages from the country,
~ ~. IN. nauy,s handwriting Is unknown al this
n,,si h. authenticated by the endorsaon oil the
on'r, In his neishborhood or they will In no case
t's'.i,h.a Every measure, that has been taken 10
% ,mnositons and quizzes has proved heretofore
pia,i,nv We must therefore, Insist, ~ such case,
En- IN communication being certified by the name OF
". pos,mast.r rrinen the back Of the letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
Bureau OF CoNsr'S, EouIPMr .Sp REpAlR,

Bureau OF CoSsr'S, EouIpM'T .Sp REPaR,
April Is, 1915.
CSEALED PROPOSALS endorsed proposals
- for hemp) will be received at this Bureau
until the 3lst day OF May next, for furnishing and
delivering al the navy-yard, Chareslown, Mas
sachuselts, on or before The first day Of July.
1876, four hundred tons Of water-ro',ed hemp
This hemp must be equal TO the Riga Rein
hemp now at the navy-yard, Charcs0wn. In
deciding upon offers, preference will be given 10
American hemp, il offered al eqnal or lower prize
lhan NAV be asked for foreign hemp The hemp
mus, be subject 10 inspection and approval al The
hayward. ChaIeslown, Massachusetts, by per.
sons TO be appointed, by and under instructions.
from this Bureau, and none will he received
which shall not pass such inspection.
Persons who may wish 10 furnish hemp perfect.
~ free from low and ready for spinning, can
forward separate proposals Tor such hemp which
hemp iflhe proposals should be accepted, mus,
like the other, be subject 10 inspection and
approval at said maynard before il will be re-
ceived
Persons making offers must state the price
asked per ton of 2,2l0 pounds, delivered al said
nayy.yard, and must forward with them an obi-
cation from two persons of sufficient property 10
become sureles for the iuflmeh Of The contract
10 be entered into, in one-third the amount of
said contract
To diminish the hazard to contractors for Of
wardny hemp from The Western Sla!eS, which
NAV not be Of proper quality, or sufficiently well
prepared. the Secretary OF the Navy has apnoint-
ed Two agents, who will, when requested, inspect
hemp that may be prepared and intended 10 fulfil
contracts 10 be made under this advertisement
One Of these agents will inspect the hemp that
NAV be sen, 10 Louisville, Kentucky, and the
other that which may be sert 10 ST. L.ouis. in
Missouri. These agents will be furnished with
sa mples of the Riga Rein hemp, excepting for
he,np fully prepared for spinning, ana with The
means of testing the strength of hemp, and will
be ready TO give all information in their power,
TO enable contractors 10 have their hemp properly
prepared, and to ascertain the strength and cha
racter of il, before the expense OF sending il 10 The
navy-yard is incurred. Unjust bedislincty under
stood, however, that The inspection and opinion OF
these agents is merely 10 diminish the risk to
contractors, by furnishing useful iniermalion.-
The only inspection by which The hemp can be
finally received and paid for will be that at the
navy-yard where it is TO be delivered
10 addition 10 the bonds which will be reonired
for the faithful performance of the contract, ten
per centum will be deducted from the amount OF
all bills for deliveries, and retained until the COM
pleion ofthe contract, as additional security for
It's performance. The remaining ninety per
cen,um will be paid within thirty days after bills
duly approved, shall he presented 10 the navy
agen, Boston, Massachusetts. May I-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
Navy DEPARTMENT, BuRE,u OF PRovlslo.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF PROVISIONS !
AND CLoTnISa, April II, 1915.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals
- Tor Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials"
will be received al this office until o'cuck, p.
NJ, on Tuesday the 9Th day OF May next for
furnishing and delivering ION receiving thirty
days nolice) al each or either of The Navy Yards
at Charlestown, Massachusetts. Brooklyn New
York, and Gosporl, Virginia. such quantities OF
any or all OF the following named articles of Ma
W Clolhing and Clothing Materials, as may be
ordered by The Chief Of this Bureau, or BY The
commandantS Of said Navy Yards respectively,
during 1; me iSea year commencing on The Isl day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
BALTIMORE MARKET. May l..


Cattle--Ths offerings at Tie scales amounted
10 Isl head-l37 OF which were taken by buic',.
ers al prices ranging from - .oa3 30 PER 100
lbs. on The hoof, equal 10 ) Gu c IS neti.-
Hcss-Prices have 1eciLed 10 ) CO a s lo..
about SEQ bags Rio al Il a Z; cents, and 100 bags
Laguayra al !! :! cts.
Co,,on--sal-s Of 100 bales Q! Mobile al :, G.,
ami small sale OF Louisiana at &c.
Flour.-Howari SIRE, mixed brands 81 so /,
receip, price from cars, 1 81. CITY Mills, 4 81.
Susquehsnna 4 62s. Rye Flour-Penna. 3 l2..
Corn Meal-Penna. in bbls 2 25 = 3li. In
spec,ions Of The week comprise 1860 bbls.. and
46l half bbls -Four, be.tirs 231 ibis. rye fuur
and 967 hhds. corn meal.
Grain.-Md. Wheat 81 a 100 cents; Pcnns.
red do. 81 100 cents. do white no a lis cents.
Corn White IS cts., yellow Al els. Oa,s-Md.
"a cts, Virginia % cts. Rye-57 cts.
Observation-Disclosures Packed Mess Pork
Sl3 ~, Prime 10 IS IL; Mess Beef 10 50 IL,
No. l., 8 ~ 10, and Prime ! 90. Bacon
Shoulders Ct cents, Sides IA !, cents, ard
Hams cents.
Lard-No Western, in kegs, Is offered a, a
81 cts.
Tobacco.-Aid., inferior and common 81 8,
middling 10 coed 50 a 5 90, good 6 90 a Z 81,
and fine 90 Il 90. Ohio, common 10 mid
ding 90 50. good 90 6 90, 6ne red and
wrappery so 10 %, fine yellow so, ard e1-
ira wrappery IL 00a l3 90. Tie inspections Of
the week are 1891 hhds. Maryland 46i hhds.
Ohio 4 hhds. Kentucky, and hid. Virsinia-to.
tai 1883 hhds.
whiskey-hhds 81 cts, AID bb!., % c,:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME annual meeting of Stakeholder, of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Compa.
ny, will be held at the Office in Richmond, on
Tuesday, 9Th May, ls45, at 70 o'clock.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
April 29-2awtd Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

r. Though The May-Wheat is somewhat in
,ured, The recen, copious rains have mach re-
stored 1.-THE "ate" wheat is very promising, and
the fields Of Com are superb. This, 8, all events
is The case on James River, midway between
Norfolk ard Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

Thomas Rea, Esq, proprietor OF The United
States Hotel, has contributed one hundred dollars
10 the Psburg sufferers. Such Rays should
"beam for ever."-[ Philadelphia fn-et<.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

Tire Rev. P. J. Sparrow has been elected Pre-
sident of Hampton Sydney College, in Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

The Convention met an! resumed The unG-
nished business .! lie morning, being the resolu-
non o: Mr.. Letter. Which, alter hiiei discussion
was ador!ct
The Convention hen proceeded T. o,ganire
PROVISIONAL government under the CONSTITUTION.
and when We len The Church 10 prepare this no.
ire had made considerable progress therein; re-
pori Of which will hereafter be submitted
The Convention werc in session nrlil / la,e
honr on Saturday evening AMI adjourned 10 NEE,
Al o'clock On Aloniay morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

we see III the iast Enquirer, thai somebody has
m.en w. nun, maj iiatfs"n, lre-on ami Taylor had
'e mis,akr' Mr. Enqnrer sn tell The De mocrary Thai
one o 'ne Nv" strongest Whlg districts In the Stale ba.
urn ifdtrhi-d and h,t there is bur one Whiy prcn-r
rlrrtri 10 The Legislature in IT, VI, Mad Iirfi. d,,E
auy among me Democrats here. and all ihines did nni
y" 'Sa'ly nfhi ~ this county but the danger Ia
PASSED. clny frrcsirs our standard and 81 want
no sruIhbiag n The SUI ~ SiOn IT D,,aor,a,m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
From The Augusta Chronicle, 18th list
THE BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Pnocrediues of .Ssin,Gov. llGy 10.

P'ocff0lNes n S1!7HIG0V .II"y ~.
The Convention mel al g O'Clock, A. NJ, when
The Committee, through their Chairman, submit
led Preamble and Constitution, which was final
IL adoolrJ i'm the following form
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11
WISTAR'S BALSAM.

A COMPOUND bALSAMlC PREPARATION from
n Wild Cherry Bark and TN-The best REMEDY
snown To the World for the ~ Coughs Colds Asthma
Group Bleeding OF the Lungs Whoopng cough Bronchi-
is influenza Shoness of Breath Pain and NeaAness In
Inc Bras or Side Liver Complaint and The fret Stages Of
CONSUMPTION.
~ A THOUSAND CURES In csses deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established its superiority
every former medical discovery has always been styled
-Naiures own Prescription, being formed chiefly from
chemical from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-tWo
that hcky scattered wherever diseases Of th-
lungs prevail We ve afew instances OF It's extraordinary
power, from acsiaogue almost without end
lady (aidre-s will be given At tho Newfofk Agency
who given up by all OF her physicians to die Of
SUMPTION had hard nmor for months the sidr-rais-d
among arge quantities. matter Of bsny subsancohad
medicine for months being past all hop-en
urey cured by few bottles Of hls Bslsam In September
and October, l3iL
A. Csnnan Nrw-Yofk City. who had sspt lying
down. for years being obliged to sleep 10 sitting
pcsure far cured 10 s-rd 10 his business In the most
slormy weather.
Thomas Brsdlee Esq J. r. Jamaica L. curi OF asthma
~ 81 years standing.
Thomas Coxens Hsidonh-ld N. J. tesih~s under oath,
that he had violent cough and pain In The sdeof months
rss-d large quantities. Of corrupt maeralso much blood
MS phy-o could do buI little tor hm-gsvr him pills Of
gsoping consumption" cured by three bottles of
WlsTAR'S BALSAM
Mrs Ann ID uoykns OF Knowlesyl- ~ v. entirely
cured u liver complaint and general debility Of eig.e-n
months standing
Jacob Hoffman. NJ. d. Huntingdon, cured a child Of r
schroehe OF obstinate disease OF the Lungs after he bad
Tiei AL the usual remedies la vain
Cases daily occurring In every part OF The country
every shade Of Lung and Liver dsa-- every other
preparation heretofore known 10 the world
Sold, Wholesale aud Retail by A. q. D. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists. ~ Fulton-sL NewYork Sold also al
)sLy AGssTs IN rus C,rv. Price " per bottle, sis
bottles for ~ mh2s 6m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11
CONSERVATIVES.
CONSOMf llsES,
hOUBT NO LONGER-But read the following and Re-
~ h-cI-ADOthrr Wonderful Cure

~
~ h-cI-AnOthrr Wonderful Cure
PHILADELPHIA. April !, 1915.
hereby certify that during the riots In Southwark Ut July
last owing exposure and fatigue IN the performance of
military duly. my health received severe shock In The
after part Of August all the symptoms Of PULMONARY
CONSUMPTION appeared Al tins junclure called Ia
my FIRST physician, who attended me -oge weeks without
benefit and told distinctly that be ooakred my d,ass
beyond the each If hnraa AID now employed another
physician, " hO at ono. recommended TliOMSONS COM
POUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPrHlA
used twelve bottles and TESTIFY that In with thou
sands others who have been cured by this medicine that
To il alone owe my restoration 10 health
JAMES ANDREWS No. 2i7 Catherine ST.
called attend To the above IN. secondary
Stage Of the disease found the patient labofing under
complex disease Of the ungs and liver liberation Of the
had aken place, aud by percussion discovered an
sb-cess had formed In the night lung The being appa
renty hopeless and beyond the reach Of the usual treat
ment resolved al once using ThopsoHs Compound ~
up of Tai and FOOD Naptha the virtues OF which had pro
yiousy tested scarcely expecting would reach
desperate. The result H. the most srtra0rdD.arv
dis peng all doubts respecting the efficacy
this excellent medicine In diseases OF the lungs and
Philadelphia, April /, ls45 CHAMBERS. NJ ID.
Principal odice. Norlheas, corner ofFlFTH and SPRUCE
streets. Philadelphia
Sold wholesale and retail, by A. y. SANDSS co Chem.
sis and Druggists as Broaiway corner Of Chamberss IT.
Sold also, ~ Fulton street. and II East Broadway Price
~ cents snlJ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

II Tut fsfnuIHF FsHINNHEf KINGS. banTs- hclI-
4rDr A II. ,Kl>I!E he original paieuiee aud invsn-
t1r o. hese ce.t-ae articles feels duty to sEsin wan
the public e-f they b. deceived purchssir rrrous
Dr. Cri-r wishes the citizens of N-~lors and
o. OTHER places here lie discovery has been Introduced,
70 uner,snd . he ~ no manner recognizes any Of Re n
ucies sold unteriir OF Patent Oayanic Bands
is-s they connected with his neEe and sod By hs
th0r.1ct Agent Dr. Cr.fr taxes re responsibility q lr
ther that these limitations OF his discovery possess no
beneficial and they be Irte u no other
gt han direct fraud Physicians rather those who are
suffering from any OF the painful masde- Compensated
unser RLsamsm IN az IL forms Or Nervous Complains,
matter how chronic IN character are requested
sppy the only place in NewYork where the genuine
Gaysnc Rings and heir notifications be obsine VIZ:
iSi Fullou-sL sun Building s3uos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

AMERICAN lSsrTUTE.-Thc approaching Far
he Institute in October, as IL approaches. at
'ne'' public attention strongly. The interchangeable
.Aernous of this Institution render IL undoubicd
s'a' The mex, viii exceed all former Fairs in mum
"N Of visitors and in articles exhibited.
Mechanics, Artisans &c. put ON the finishing
F'0'1 al once In twenty days the rooms will BE-
Spe0 10 receive your workmanship. Strive for the
ashesl premium After the Fair thousands of Pur.
'aass's will be nquirng where the premium aui.
ees can be bought,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

NO CURE No PAY --Bowsi and summer Com pl.in'
Guarantee thai lis CARMISATIVE BALsAM vii cure Di
.rrtra Cholc. Cramps Gripping Pans Cholera Aorbos,
Complaint and other Drang ernen's u Tie ston'-
h IN nin-.ynne VI hundred. and IN less than
aaf lie BE- done by any other /, IL ex'
rerney p-asxr ard children fond Of l. II IL eGus ~
"A -rectua Children and when thu directions
are followed and not effected, TIE money VIII DO
cteerf1ly returned. Price Is and 20 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. 3. d. SANDS. Drug
ss ~ FBlLn-st rs Broadway, and II East Broadway
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