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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
THos. +. PtEss, Deputy Sheriff.
New-Yor. June ~ lssa ie2s 3, 2sthIe5d kl0thJulv.

New-yor. June n isiS ie4s 3, ssrhIe1dsIo,hJulv
by ORDER OF the Hon. CHARLES 7. DAILY, Asso-
ID Judge ofihe Court Of Common Pleas Of The CITY and
OF New FORK. Notice = hereby 10 me
provisions OF the statute authorizing alta hmens zgans non
resident debtors thai attachment has Issued against the
% JAMES v HOLMES, non-rcsdeut Of he >isie o
New ora and that Tie Will Re cod Tor he payment Of
a. debts be appear and discharge such attachment sc
cordng law within months from the nrs publication
Of tbs notice and payment OF any debts Que 70 him
by residents Of s state and The delivery 20 nm or for h
Of any property within TINS STATE belonging 20 nl and
M transfer Of any such property by hin bis agents for
bidien By and vOd-Daied the 5tb day Of March,
lss5 A. WILLIAMS, Attorney for Attaching Creditors
Ar.r "a ,ru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

= hOhNlNSs ~ ~ ~
ExsssS9.s 1S-for Albany and Troy, and inlefn-ilAs
places. The low pressure steamboat TROY,
ant A Sorhsm will leave New-lork from Pier AZ Tho
t OF Barcavsreet at o'clock A. NJ. every Tuesday,
rmr-.ry ard SATURDAY Returning, VIII leave Troy at y
o'clock l. NJ. and Albany at o'clock A. NJ every Monday.
"Wednesday ar Friday
~ For passage ireigh, apply on board he boats ~
% r. IS Hall at the Office the wharf foot of Barclay
The i0e-prrs-ure steamboat ALBANY leaves Newly orb
Il ] o'clock. A. NJ Monday, Wednesday aud Friday.
Returning will leave Troy NJ u O'Clock A. VI and Absny
!. O'Clock 4. NJ every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
For passage freight, apply board The boats, or 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

x..tn. e IlNE.-FoS ALBANY ,No rsoy Dlsr.r-
The steamboat EMPIRE, CsrL b.
usrey vii eays the foot OF Court andslfect TUESDAY
.ssn.ng a. : O'Clock.
TIRE Empire owing to her light draA Of water, VIII -
irt % All pass the bars. and fescn Aoanf and
soS ample tune 10 asc the Morning Tram OF Cars last
% West
A.. Sor Freight or Passage, spply bosrd. 70 c.
ID. ARK -f tho pTirts on the Nhsf c-b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
THE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY

make assurances against loss or damage uy flkt rl
INLAND SANlGATlOr, GA Terms as favorable as any
other Similar Institution IN The city.
Cayia. Slrn.O.f--Drlcc No = W street
DIRECTORS.
Z Hav-u-. Cslrb % fials,ec. John RenAiu.
.tlah Tayiof, VIM " Todd, MsiEs ID Ben amn.
Phillips Phrni.. VIM Couch Nliianle. Weed,
Tanning { Tucker l. NpoAey, Ferdinand >uylanl.
DAVID Lee J Namum. Henry q Thompson,
John Wolfe, Michael BALDWIN. feier l. Nevus,
Al yard Anthony. X. HANEN>, President
LFs.fs Phftf.iqs. Secretary dl6tfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
No. OF TIT TRta>IiiI or HI-TUiiI

y ~. 4 Oh 1ft4 a>t Ia
J. continuation IF he HisOry OF Enslaui from tie
of tie reign Of Henry " oretfer IN The reign Of
Hrary '. Henry VI Edwa0d ". Edward V. Richard I'LL
feu.y VII o.rfrr " ia he reign OF Henry Viii who
hui.h NJ ho ofed by tie - with the fsiern2 ut- o
Dfendr Of The fg vet tn close OF his reign. threw
-nblecfon ne papa see, and declared himself tie
supreme head oi he Church
trice = cent. per No. Pubis shed and for sale by
ESQ u-y DANIEL ADEE, lo' Fulion-rireet
COMMISSIONERS OF DEED>.-Jus - Pub
q shed. hy the -ub-cnh-rs, In pamrhi.i iorln, l-
POWERS AND DUTIES Or COMMISSIONERS OF
DEEDS Cou,ainpg all the Law Inc -uhirc'. I".eii'c.
ri Complete Forms 81 Acsnowled. mcnf- and Proofs o
Deeds &c &C Drawn up. revised and corrected with The
riest care ana with relari 10 Legal Accuracy. b.
Practical Commissioner. Pnce One shilling. Pub4-nrl
nd sa.eb by JANSEN BILL
lew Law Blank Publisher Nc. 81 Na--4u 81.
slfI-t O>~lN-A BIOGRAPHICAL AND IOfO
w GRAPHICAL DESC RlPTlON OF WISCONSIN
with bficf Sketch Of is History. Geology Mneraosy
soil Productions. Government &c &c ACCOMPANIED " D.
scoiions Map. exhibiting he township and ranges F0'
ale hy BENNINGTON SAVAGE. 2ih Pearl--t l.lsyo-
,I,IE UNITED STATES DI~PENsATOKN.
] Wood Bache's United States Di-pensaiory-new ed
ION. for sale by HUNTINGTON sANAbr'
je9yOs 80 tfhi-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

1 LANDIAGE-lmproved EDITION. having The Oh and
ae New Nomenclature, for sale hy MARI II Newman, \ :
BqrDcs Coz Collins Brother Co. Caleb Bartlett A. \.
jake. Naf-l s. Cornish. aud oiier Cry Bookseller a.
'lc Publishers Yrc--. Ins wprs Attracting t- attention
VI The 'eraf. and those have not seen, respectfully
invited 10 examine if. hNONLIDS 4 RICE.
D. .f.. i'lftIr o. AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

..u1T1I1.A MAIEK constantly receiving fresh
- rom The Pavilion and Iodine Springs, FOR sale IN lots To
i, and delivered to any part Of The city free Of expense
- ,l- ayep,s GASSNfK YOUNG,
40 Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

S,uEKIFF,- >ALE.-By virtue OF several wnis VI
- teri facas directed VIII expose 10 sale on Ihurs-
day the ihday OF June next the vestbge of the City
Hall IN the CITY of New York AZ u o'clock, VI all the night,
tie and Charles r. Tboe which be had on the
fifteenth day oMarch thousand hi hundred ami forty
one any afterwards, Of IN and 70 al that certain
lot dwelling house and piece OF ground siu
living being In hc Sixth Ward Of the City Of New YORK.
formerly part the estate Of Nicholas Bsyard decreased,
aud known ~ No Is Baysrd street and thyiuur feet
vide n front ami rear ana my feet deep each side, be
The sane more or less The above property Is recorded N
the Registers Office, IN lib. f2l, page 40 ~ 80
Taos. z PFrRs, Deputy Sheriff
Dated Nr.v-Yors April 80 lsf5. my2l lAw6w
The above sale i, postponed until "Wednesday the 18Th
inst a the time and place. WI JONES, sheriff
THos. r. PEEss, Deputy Sheriff
Nes-Iork, June l2h, 1871
The above sale further postponed until ne 18th inst al
ihr tine and place. WI JONEc, Sheriff
Taos. +. PcEas, Deputy sheriff.
Newly ors, June l3'h, ltil lel6 IL
The above farther postponed until the 10Th day OF
July next, d. the same time and place.
wM JONES. Sheriff
THos. T. PUEss, Deputy Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

szs.N,-iNLI NE-For Albany snd Troy DIRECT n
o'clock Z M-Thc steamboa, EMPIRE,
Can't r. g. Macy, will leave the steamboat pier foot OF
curiland.t every Tuesday, Thursday ant SATURDAY aer
noon. az o'clock.
m. steamboat COLUMBIA Capt VIM H. Peck. every
Monday, Nednc-say and Friday a'crroon att o'clock
For Passage Freight apply on board or al the ONCE On
he y,harf leS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

w tO.-Ofce IN Grand. near F.r-i street.. "
AGENCY Oftre No = Wal-streef. Wells Buildings. New
YORK The Company continues % insure every cesr pron
~ property throughout the United States against Los or
Damage BIZ FIRE OF Is reasonable any other Com
0anv DIRECTORS.
c Latrskie. Capr, Samuel W llsts
\ { Benedict. Nicholas Wycko1, q Handy.
John >sii.man, A T Van Bosserck. Thomas McElraih,
Fred " Favre, Francis sleuheii. jeremiah Johnson.
l. Richardson LENJ FL RIG HARDSON, Prc-lcrrL
A>ORFw B. Hop6Es. Secretary
i.1t nv WASHINGTON POST Agent. v York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
ls4s-oPPosIrIoN TO MoNopoLY-Is4,.

~r~sS = NETWORK AND ALBANY EMPRESS
Sa.Stss:.-=3S LINE.-ThrOugh without landlng.-rs
low pressure and SWIM running sieannr
boat EXPRESS, VIII commence her regular unps Tor
he season and Will continue until the close Of navg&
on leaving the pier the foot Of hopISsOSsr regularly
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany MoniayS
ednesiays and Fridays 1t r. ~ and will arrive
pie take the morning trains Of cars East or West
This boat IL hled up with splendid state Geck.
and Der furniture Is all and of the best kind. For Pcs
sage apply ON board ~ above.
~ B.-Frcght taken al low prices ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

received the sbOr by t day OF the COW cts employ
81 m the Shoe DEPARTMENT IN the New-Jer-ey State Prison
,ulerng nom 40 to ~ new commence on tne
day OF August next and run Of such pcflo1 as may pe
,uualy agreed on The Institution will furnish superin-
rdants practically acquainted with the business suhcieni
-ecuriy will be required from the Contractor Proposals or
sher communications the subject VIII be addressed to
i',s sni,.cyih.r J. b. GADDlS,
Keeper New Jersey State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

DE- work concludes ne reiln OF james Of Eng,n
and VI 81 lofaud show fire good effects arising from
sunOu az lc two Kingdoms. Also The unfortunate career
ii Charles aid e brilliant tuf giraffe course % H. slayer.
Irumwe the rule OF he Profrciorsic, he 1i--oi-
age of Charles H. the weak and fsnacal he of james IT,
uI the eNrcOn oi the hse uf stuart by 'hc ne 90
iai of Orange in he person %; " lm III al faithfully
~ ably shown IN this ulmlr lrh shed aud f1r sale hy
h2os -. ApEF iN Fulton 10 y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
ALLIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COW.

"A PASY-Offce No. - formerly Nc. 20 Wall street
Insure o-- damage by FIRE and the casualties OF
GENERAL MAXINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, on
security ample and terms the most favorable
By he of Incorporation al the PROFITS shared by
he assured and the Company Al liberty to redeem the
c-rffcaes IN cask after tie profits exceed $1,000" All
i0sses vi be promptly adjusted and paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

,isai,;fssNEwARK AND SEW.YokK,. Dsiy;-
are only ~ cents--Changs Of Hou.-Os
nd after Saturday, May 7tn 1885, the PAsSAIC
Capt JoHS GARY, Will follows until further notlcs
Leave Newark, foot of Centre st u A. ~ and - r.
Leave New YORK, foot Of Barclay st. 10 A. NJ and 7. -
On sundays: leave Newark 8 A. NJ. and 2 p. 81 Leave
j-w-iOrk 40 A. u. and Z. NJ.
The Pas.sc Inns been heightened IS feet ard 10 two
undred and twenty iset long. She has boiler and
Few, commodious and elegantly furnished deck saiooo, -
ect 10 len 9Th and IL In complete order. Her accom,0oda
Ions for eigh, and passengers have been very much IN
ffDyed.
~ Freight carried Al reduced rstes myn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28
MORE CURES p. ,lo,mos BY Or puNCnN.s

MORE CURES performed by DR. DUNCAN'S
EXPECTORANT REMEDY, =
Dir DuNcAS-Dedr Sir-You may pcrSaps 70.
member that consn.,ed with you al yonr oh1rs a,
Cincinnati. in June last. when you examined ~
lungs aud informed Iis hit there wes d small cay-
ny forming in tho hobo ot my left lung. with slisht
ulcc ra,icns md ndv ned me to take few bottles
Of the EXPECrORANT REMF DY. which.
bough OF You &c koul,s). ] have used 4 of them
aud feel ns we'll us ever ud IN my lie My
cough Disappeared after ushe Tho FIRST bottle. tho
pain IN my br.os, uso lch me, hy strength increas
cd and also my appetite. The medicine caused me
Ia cxpecogple large quantities Of foul matter alter
this was oil ihrown up, ielI relief at once. think
that The While world should know something about
the good effects Of you, 'EXPECTORANT REM.
EnY' for the rcmoval Of The first symptoms lending
10 CONSUMPTION. PIcase.ufprih inc ifyou think it
adv sablc Tor ,'ie I, Use the medicine any longer
| Yhurs srulv, and ever grateful, .#
HORlcE BiNNS. Near Hamilton. o.
For sale by b & K u MARSH. Sole ssen,s for
Wheeling. oct 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28
c. GoosMAN. n. sruRGIss.
ECONOMY is WEALTH"
NEW Els TABLIS Ill M ENT,
Upper end of N, Market House tpea sids Third


door abore Market Alley
TAILORING AND REPAIRING.
NA ITO would no, economise when u small for
w tune can he saved by having his old clothes
repaired aud done over. The subscribers fatier
themselves iha, they clean old clothes and 70.
pair them in superior manner. They will iako
Tar Paint. Grease, Pitch, VarnIsh or any other drt
Out oi cloth. SILK. Satin any kind OF WOODEN
Goods aud leave Stains. Faded colors restored
Gentlemen hesilcie 10 have their clothing secured
on account "f The many imposofs who ruin III o
cloth by securing With soap. Carriage Cushions.
linngings. PLlpu coveis, Sofas Chair Covers, Win.
dow llangnea. Carpets und Hearth Rugs, dressed
and made 10 appear new. Ladies' and eentles
men give them call and be convinced that some
things can be done MS well Us Others. They have
alsda DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, connected
with The Renovaiing Shop.
The ma erals made Nd Of IN their process of
ren"Vaiing and cleaning. sGrclualiy prevents moths
from de oying and kind OF woolen goods. Persons
having Woolcn CI.ihng which they intend TO lay
s"ie during The summer Would do well TO have
Them first cleaned by this process.
TAILORING. They are prepared TO make up
IN lhe oesl style and latest fashion all descriptions
"i Gen'iemeh's Wearing apparel and solicit a share
oil pablo patronage. c GOOSMAN,
OCT 70 II SrURGISS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28
OUR CANAL AND OUR PUMPKINS

OUR CANAL AND OUR PUMPKINS
Ever since the l5thinst. boats have been PASSING
the temporary trunk erected over the yuiata i'm
place OF the Aqueduct destroyed by fire. Pa.
pers east and west have announced the fact
upon reliable authority. The Wheeling Argus
announces il also.--The Wheeling Times
offered us wager of big Pumpkin, against
our head, that the repair alluded to would not
be completed this year. We took the bet
despite the large odds between oRr head and
The most STABLE Pumpkin, and zoe ICON. We
VIII thank the editor OF the Times, therefore
III the language of the turf Ito trot out" his
vegetable. Let il be such specimen as shall
be cTeditable to the soil and husbandry of
western Virginia, and we shall do the hon.
ors IN our best style.-PittSbHrgh Journal.
We will send a Pumpkin by the first boat,
worthy of the heart of the giver and head OF
the receiver, althoughit seems that the aque-
duct you speak of is only a tru,at-same
thing, so that il is well locked, and no one
should get lit aqua-dueked, and their chicken
iixens spilled.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

ROGUES.-St. Louis seems infested with
thieves, as well as our own city. We learn
from the last New Era that the trunk of MIR.
Benjamin purdum, who keeps boarding house
at the corner of Cherry and Broadway in that
city, was broken open on Saturday night, and
$500 in gold purioned tlierefrom. The ,hici
got in 10y reaching through the Stats of the gate
entering into the back yard, took down the
key, opened the gate, and passed in; and a.
the door was not locked, the sroils fell an cas-,
prey TO the n.arautler
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

TO OUR READERS -Among our advertise.
mrni' published Ibis DAY The reader will discover
nddnIoh'l evidence of The great value Of Wis,at's
BalsAm Of Wild cherry.
We nllude TO The iesf monial Of John Wrn,er. ESQ
~ reference TO The remarkable recovery of Mr..
winner from an almost hopeless consumptlve disease
nc genuine WIsiar's B1lsom Of Wild cherry is
wholly an innocent reparafion-con,a,n, ,a,o ,nsd
icinal vlfines--and IL now prescribed bV nono .,
our most skilllnt lbysicanL Persons pteJj.po.od
70 consumption have used il with The hsppirs spc
ces, a'sp lor bad coughs originating from yiolent
COLDS u " sure and speedy remedy. anil is no,v
n'rd ny The most Intelligent families 81 our coun,,v
W re II per boiile. For sale by ) cRUMBAC
"''' QUIZ "ge"' 'of wheeling. oct ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

The Loco Fooos Of Illinois arc much IN.
eensed because the Trustees Of The Canal did
not surrender The canal funds TO them as 81
ouch spells, and for that reason they ar, con.
s'antly slandefing them aud miscpfesartin.
1ssiS condGtt,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

"VARMINTS."- According 10 the follow
ing extract of letter published in the New
Orleans Picayune, written by an officer of the
army at Corpus Christi, the post occupied by
General Taylor's Army of Occupation" cam
not be particularly desirable!
"Seuenh Infantry Camp. Corpns !
Christi, (Ttrds) Sept 3, 1915.
"Flordia may be the Gland of promise, but
Texas is the land of "varmints." In clearing
the ground 10 pitch my tent killed a water
moccasin; about three o'clock Ia the morning
WAS Weakened up by the barking of dog; he
had just runa rattlesnake out of my neighbour
tent, when the rafting and the barking reused
me-nine rattes-captured. lagain laid down
and when day broke yellow -necked lizard
was cotkinslils eye. cunningly at me from the
ridgepole ofmy tent sptang up, seized my
boot TO despatch him, when To- out OF the boot
dropped tarantula! Exhausted from fright
and fatigue, sank back into chair; but no
sooner down than was compelled rapidly to
abandon the position, having been suing IN
the rear by scorpion"
Besides the above mishaps, hc lost valua
BILE dog by shark. The dog had jumped over
board from boat to follow his master to- the
shore when the voracious monster caught him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

b NOVEL USE OF ALADYS CORSET *
chromcled ~ late number Of the Liverpool
Mercury. A respectfully dressed female ,yas
observed by one Of the Custom ll1us. oGirrr
leaving the Victoria docE, and ancyinr-r,. n
mcn--thsu she was bulkicr about the unpcr
part OF the body than her natural form and
figure would admit hc took her &, Bridr,yeI
a search was made, hen il was found tbat
hef calico stays we've not whacboped as we
believe Win our limiied experience. ladies
atayS generally are, but that i l place of tl,n
whalc0one, tli'rc were three long pieces of
iOreiga manufactured tobacco Oe,j,es t,,;s,g1
weighing. altogether. about three po,,pds
The lady was fined POS and the si,,s init,
ed and publicly exhibited in Court to the o.,
amusement and cdiiicaiicn Of tlic h,,brlo,
spectators.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

The ,'strange developments" copied from
Tie Baltimore American few DAYS since,
turned out to be only "Budgct of bunders,'
The woman arrested with some $4,000 in her
possession, and trunk full of letters, repre-
sented to consist Of correspondence be-
tween rogues and thieves, was OH examination
discharged. Mr.. Klutz, the womans com
ponion, charged with picking pocksts in the
cars, appeared and proved himself clear OF the
robbery, and the Court was satisfied that the
letters contained nothing of a criminal char
acter. The money &c. was refunded and the
accused honorabiy discharged,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

The Cincinnat Ii papers announce the death of
+. S. Thomas, Esq. of that city. He wasa native
OF Massachusetts,, the nephew OF Isaiah Thomas
whose name will be long remembered there.
He was in early life, merchant in Charleston.
5. c. and removed TO Cincinnati, where he
raised numerous family and devoted much
arduous labor to the public as am editor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

The Mormons have issued another circular
to the Mormons throughout the world which
maniiests great determination to persist in
their ianatical embodiment. But they an
nounce their intention to remove to Oregon
in the spring.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

CANCER. SCROfULA AND GOiTRE.-Am-
pie experience has proved thar no combination Of
me"'cine mas ever been so efhcacioos in removing
The above diseases. as DR. Jayne's Alternative, or
Lille Presefvative. u has effected cures truly as.
'on'shnR moi only OF Cancer. aud other diseases Of
that class. but has removed HE most stubborn dis.
eases oi The Skin, Swellings, Dyspepsia. &c. &c.
This medicine enic:s INTO The circulation and erod.
lcaies diseases wherever located. II purif;es The
blood and other fluids Of The body removes obsiruc.
lion IN The pores Of Tho skins, aud reduces enlarge
men's OF the glands or bones II increases tho an.
petite removes headache and drov siness. and in.
'igorn'cs The whole system. and mparis animation
10 HE diseased aud dcbiI:,a,ed constitution. There
is nothing superior 10 il in the whole materia medI-
ca II Is perfectly safe ard extremely pleasant and
has nothing OF The Disgusting atsea accompanying
The idea Of swallowing medicine
Prepared aud sold OF No 8 SJu,h Third s,,.e, y,
Philadelphia.
For sale by DR. cRtMBACKER. I73 Main
81, Wheeling. Va. oc, OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

AN INDIA RUBBER FACTORY in Prov.
ldence manufactures 600 pairs of shoes daily.
The India rubber being first mashed, is dis
solved in comPhine, and passed several times
between two iron rollers. 1t is then run of
in avery thin web by passing it between
heavy rolls upon cloth, where il is kept in
place until several layers are made, so as to
obtain the desired thickness. During this
operation the material is kept warm by steam.
one girl thakes from 10 tolls pairs of mems
rubber shoes per day after the material is pre-
pared
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28


hR WlSTAR'S GREAT DlSCOvERY.-It
- was once said, There is nothing new under
Tho sun This has been emphalically true in refer.
ence 10 medicine. Hundreds Of Pills, Panaceos.
Eape ciorans and Specifics OF oil sorrs have been
psied INTO noioriey--alI made mainly Of the same
ingredients. adding no new materials to The healing
arr. But DIR Wisiafs Balsan Of Wild cherry furs
n''hes new medical ogen--a new principle
evolved from Natures own Depository. II cures
Asthma. 'Dcipieni CuusumpiioDs Liver CompIain,s-
ana oil diseases Of the Lungs when moth ing else
VIII. An honorable member of The Canadian Par
lament writes that u has cured him of Asthma of
zen years standing. Williams. attorney At law.
90 william street, New York. has bee n cured Of
ne same disease Of twenty .four years standing.
Mr. C"zens Of New jersey makes affidavit that
cured bFm OF supposed consumplions afier his
phy'lcIans had given him up io die; and so with
hundreds of others
Vn Remember We positively, id ho case, palm oT
UNREAL cures as produced by this invaluable remedv
Va BE sure Ia get DR. WisIar's Balsam of Wifi
cheHy-ihcre are LIMITATIONS!
0J The genuine WisIsrs Balsam is sold ONLY bv
Dr. CRUMBACKER. f73 Main st. oc, 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

consumption. From the fourth annual 70.
post oil the Hospital for CONSUMPTION and dis.
eases OF the Chest, the following statistical
iaCts may be gathced.-"Of the 90 900 deaths
winch annually occur IN England and Vale
ION ~, ~ SOW ami lingering disease, upwards OF
and as the duration Of the disease taking nnc
WIN another, Is about two years, il foIlows
mat more than 10000 persons are constsntlg
suffering rom consumption. Ii NAY he ~
wen 10 add That many, very many. Of tbeso
poor sufferers, are the acknowledged yic,;ms
OF unnVentIilatcd workshops, III Constructed
um,liIllB', Iong hours Of work aud the want of
new hospital for consumption. &c. nos, ~
the course OF erection at Brompton by tsosa
extensive builders, thc Mcssrs. Bird. III T.,
mctsmith, will bc opened for the rccent;on If
patents carly IA the forthcoming spring. "
London p0pCr,