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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
ICE. ICE. ICE.

~ sAF91 LSIs-fJ = - aAIs
FT5HE subscribe r would respectfully inform the citizens
n at Wheeling That he IL prepared furnish them
with any quantity OF ICE from his
MA1. MOII III ICE HORSE
during the season his usual low prices and Al any
lime a may be wanted by day night.
Persons wishing lee can leave word at either of the
follow ing places aud they shall he promptly attended To-
WV IA. Georges store, North Wheeling b. r. eey
store. Souih Wheeling, Todd & IIowell's shoe store
MarhCt space Brcninger's Apothcca, Ashland Square
OF az the residence Of tie proprietor in East Wheeling
my - JACOB ANIiCE
- "a hhls Alum, 20 bhls. Eng Ven red, for safe Nv
To- o -
~ for sale 10y PRYOR e. PAUL.,
IGI Mako u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

"'Sni" Mo"eeneh PURSUANT to deer,
James Elnsey and othcrs> hy the Geo., "a .hls esus
OF Law and Chenccry for Ohio tv ON lie os;,h ~,
OF june lei6, the undersigned acting a. % IA
IN this iehelf. viii proceed To -cil on Mor,i ar p.
dsy OF August ltt6. al the front door Of lie
lofohio County. the following DESCRIBED ,'V,is
70 say al that certain tract OF IsnJ ,"Sl
heehng 'rtck adjoining land sold nv W ms; a., W
me 10 Henry Moore and Robert BALDWIN l..,nt usp
al n ~ Wy ans 81 me creek. thence with said Moos
line. thence n. 81 deg. W with ssid ~ rack
urea iee'' theicc ~ W to the I.nk nu,''
sncos Up ,hc creek with the
p,sS 80 W VIC negnnins, supposed 10 contain t,,oI
."S re the same leSs upo, H. s',c
g terms To wiz one hundred dollas - iel ~ .oow
oneS !" he raid IVA hand and The resi,,a ~, ~ PuI
@ seh's az Sly twelve and Eighteen lnortl
cu,,, ~, aa OF sale, the purchaser giving l,nd ,n5 ~
purc6. go VIC me retained until the whole anonnt of
'e"Sse money lie paid. JOHN ca EOFT n - VI
IA IA, For X. e. WOODS. :. q. g.
commissioner in this behalf
COUGHS. COLDS, PAINS IN THE CHEST
DFonchHts, Splitting of Blood and Lrsir.
"nt consumption; also Didrrh9a. DIS.
oudry and Summer complaint in children
SPecuuy and efectuuiiy cured bv Bret,tlin.
ger compound SYRUP ofBONESET
stnIS most popu lar and unsurpassed medicine never
Iels IN giving slIno-t Immediate relief in any of tLc
suo,c enumerated complaints IL has been tried Nv HIM
"s va .nis clty and there ~ not he found who
uscu according 10 directions, who Will NOT TESTIFY
20 us eucacy in removing disease Should any ncrso
e FORWARD, after trying it, aud that nc or sbe hsd
ierived no tencht from its use their twentyve re,
Ni ue promptly returned IL IL he had AZ Rren,l;,
'e' Apo'heea' None are genuine unless signed nv
=, /, ,. p A. BRENTLINCER
~ B-This medicine Is now prescribed bv so,,a.a1 ~
'ur most respectable ply scians to whom the ro,,,J
N "''N""' ~ 10 +. \. IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

This disease from its long standing and repeated at
lachs ana also from thc manner in which il has been
treated otlcn leaves te dregs OF the disease way
cngg To she NsicmsonC,ime there great
ana pos'Taon of strength wth dull heavy pain loo sed
IN some part Of the system. In an such cases Doctor
Swaync's Compound Syrup ofWid Cherry will be found
an excellent remedy 10 support, strengthen aud give vi
gor To declining hea, and defend IL om the inroads OF
disease. =
There sre 4, iI, .o-,;s ..,,. c,,,, ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
e are daily certificates (rom Various nerSons "a
An ImDOrtuut Letter.

Read the following letter from Mr. WIN. shaw,
pcctShc Druggist in Wilmington, n. &. gentleman of
un' oundcd vcracity, IA whose word the most mpcn
confidence may he placed another proof OF the supcrior
~ OF DT. Swayne's Compound syrup of Wild Cherry.
WILMNGToN, N. &. Jan. j. 1870.
DIR. Swaync--Dcar Sit-Nou VIII please send II
dozen more you III, of your syrup of Wild
Cherry From sales OF to-day have Int half dozen
hand; the sales rapidly Increasing aud viii, have
no doubt, continue TO do An acquaintance of mino
Called few days ago, To- say he would eertut-
of IT, good effects. lie Is from tile country, and
Minister Methodist Church. shortly afcr
the agency prevailed upon him 10 try tottie al
though doubted whether any iCucht could lie derived
well self. thought THAI his
med Consumption In fact every symptom iudica
tive Shortly aner he wrote 10 send him four
FIVE bottles more. lie to town last week. 4 sal
quote his wurd-. "-tr,T sand he. -" new man
aud consider Il duty Ia the public cell what
Dr. s,yayuc's Campcd syrup ui Wild Cherry has done
for me" wi publish his ccrtiica.e. aud he gene
rally kGowSI Al section expect much good
! from
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
wnh every feeling Of respect, yours truly.

Testers ssth the above, daily received from all
pats OF the c"uutgy, lui we publish tins as Of thG
porting ia contain Wild cherry cNccptthsi fearing ths
writ.cn signature DR.. S,NNr tiry.sgc, inosi like
~, quite destitute oi thc auiclc nom wlli ihcy oroyy
| n name. Prepared only by M. SNANNE, HU. Ga west
| corner OF sth and Race sis Philadelphia. .'.
Or Read thc following nom she Dayton Transcript.
the truth o which ali eanLc satisfied Of ~ istie inqui
| ~ ~ Pmad lia
We have oTen been asked which of the aticrs ~
" lid Cherry the rouiuc. Dr.. SWaync's or Dr+NVs
tar's we have always .iyoa our up,jnn IN favor of
Dr. Swayue without hesitaiion lccSsc haVd
po-ssiOn proof positive OF the truth al estCye
IN tho year I-25, Dr. swsync regular physician Of
Philadelphia, compounded az article % Wild Cherry Sy
mp or his private practice. such she sucrcrs Of
the syrup, people hearing wonderful cures dcluged
the Doctor with orders o IT, Receivins such encourage
OF those afflicted Ahcf hal tcou leiorc the public
a. ont Two Yeas, Williams q Co Of Philadelphia
Ba.samo of Nhd lhcif}'IGt hrdmg that iEey could not
do auvthing win d. wucfc d.. Swayur ives kuuW. aid
iark' thchne'i, VINO immediately commenced manu-
& featuring t arlC srac, and putting every ,vher
Nib'n reach In o country thinking Va deceive te pub
tic iu regard 90 tie genuine article,
The mamie uf Dr. Nistr De- a.schcd o. stips a aarear
that ihis highly respectable and pop'5r paysicia, was
she author Of This pt,pa s.pn Such Ia not tie fact
no regular physicd l1a az ever has he'd m connection
run Of Wild Chcrqy s ite oni, t,ne aud crn,,re sgti
lofNii Cherry tc.Oir tc ruaiir. sc would say "a
n tbc a,tod. always look 90, Soc written ia.nrp ui pr
Swavrs lte[r }nn puch ~ p.heFirs son mag have
he genuine medicine witch never E,,is 90 effect cur,
wh,n tokc' 9rcorhng 90 thc prescribed rules laid dnyt
tc oitsiued Gr thc agert. gratis W., recommend trs
go NE attention o. thc az ied % worthy OF careful 70
Tfc only srcu;s n Whe-'i1r f te sale OF the cornir
medicine ). B. s. ". " MARSH. IsGc's Row. an
Dr. Ban EN eorr"r Morroe end Hain streets. where
Tsy Obtained wholesale s7d rc,sii ot PrnpIetsrr pf
rci g. a. Irsc,ai C,aysrac. ~ a. Ctc,gh. Washin'
'on wa y. Weo, Nbayr5s,.e WV TboT, ~. Mssk'
stree, I..a'm-eh' tN lufs't CORES Hsia SID fov
90 NIsIhft d.. litf fInNIi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
Nil.tch SIGNATURE OF DR. SwAYSE.
LIN Err COMPLAINT.

% The Original and only genuine article only pre-.
pa cd ny DR.. Swdyne, north west 9th aud Race
streets, IhladerhIa Touom NoNEl eNeepi That beaIg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

HWNbH Fly LOTFENY.
Draws a. follows throughout the month ofJuiy
ntaws on Tuesdays-capiial prize S3OUO.
Nho'e Tickets 81 certificate of package whocs SO
shares an proportion.
Draws on Thursdays-capi;al prize 5 1000
Whole Tickets ST. certificates OF package ,yhcles
shares in proportion.
Draws on Saturdsys-eapiisl prize $1,000
Whole Tickets Sli certificates ofpSckase whocs sII
shares IN proportion.
Address your orders TO
n. l.. DORSEY, Wheeling, Va
., Inc drawings will lie published regularly in tile
inies, ana also IN the Arpus. Remember
july , Wuyeiy,Sn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
FRESH ARRIVAL

FRESH ARRIVAL.
"A LLMAN & MAXWELL have inst received at
s&A their cheap cash store, No. 100 Main street
co pairs Ladies Black Spring heoled Half Caters
40 do do do Thick SOIcd do do
81 do do do Run Round do do
20 do Couonode rarlor slippers only 81 cents, which
hey offer Tie public al very low prices. jy4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

Mn H'Gftesh ground Family Flour fSom The b.u,
int, s' Always ON hand aud Tor sale a, lie "a ssrJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
QUEENSWARE 81 CHINA

TSoR sALE.-A splendid DAGUERREOTYPE AP.
- PhRATCS. Zone ofihe hest in the Western country
Noigh'ianders CSners) with all the necessary fixtures
TOT any one who wishes to pursue the business will
sold cheap Enquire of l.. DORSEY Lottery and T.
change Broker, Main street, Wheeling. 5yIJ-iw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

RACoN:-i5Oco nsVsnrs. 600 NJ. S,,o,,dc,s. "a a.,
- "s.SIios, Tor sale by iva n IRNNIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
$2A5GDO

PokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. IA
July 90 1876. Wv N'
prize of sss 500 of7,jOo, Of 500 of? SEQ. sc &
81 numbers ~ drawn. Tickets 81. a certirrs,e nf -,
whOlcs SIS, shares I'm proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
MINER WAITE
aRENFLINGER's ArOTEECA,

TRUST SALE OF SES A. LOTS.
Wy virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by Robert
- Dronsfeld hearing date the 10th day Of March,
1e3, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF the County
Court for Ohio County, in Deed Book No &C. page f2
ehsll on the 18th day of August next proceed sell at
abc sucton at The front door the Court House OF o.
ho county, To the highest bidder for cash two certain
sts Of ground, tn wit lo- No. and eight situate
tho addition 20 the cy Of Wheeling laid nv j. e. e.
Richie north Of Union street aud of Fh street
upon of whelU brick and upon the other frame
house Selling trustee shall only make such title ~
Is vested In me by said deed of trust
~ I4-ts NJ. NELSON. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
PATENTLARD LAMPS.

CLEAR LIGHT AND MORE or IT.
y HAVE inst received hcsuiifu assortment Of Lard
~ Laups, 10 which tie a'tctipn Of the citizens Of
Wheeling and is vicinity b. respectfully solicited The
Light eiaa 90 she icsi sfcrm oil b. entirely free from
smoke smell, ard cost less an half te price Of spcrm
oil.
am now prepared Ia supply tho public Win Psror
Fnspcus ou 81 Side LAMPS. also Gloies. Cbimucys ard
Iainn Wict-. an ior ale sl NO 100 Naiu street Wheel
ing tie2tl \. FAIRCH1LD
BLACKTNG BLEACHING.
r n DOZEN 81 Masou's nrivaiicd Backing ittst 70
81 cciycd. which viii he sold low ly the rros or do
zen. wa TOuD A. HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
BARGAlNS. BARGAINS.

HNEfNG determined to reduce stock a. low ~
ID possible cCpre purchasing Fall stock. we VIII
sell Boots aud shoes the cash principle extremely
low prices Call and see. Font an come al once
iulv ALTMAN & MAXW ELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-02-06
Ciry Items.

AMENDMENTS OF TIE CITY CHARrkR--ine
Committee to whom this .ubec, referred no having
been able TO come TO any agreement with each othef
every neube. seems disposed 20 put forth hIS own
views We have received the communication oil Ade'
nan Compton, which read the 26;h ult By way
of a Reporr from the special Committee. upona tui
examination OF the whole matter (ssys this conmunca
uor) your Committee have arrived ST the conviction
tina, the whole of present City Government is
rneqused for its total deficiency in system moral effect
political equality practical usefulness. In this view
your committee are satisfied tha. thorough and radical
alteration in all lis features mperstvey demanded
such an alteration viii change its whole character By
syseratzirg its various departments and harmoniziDs
the whole SO make it approximate as near TO the
Government Of the United States may be consistent
with such Improvements in the science OF popular gov
ernneut rs in the march Of mind and in the lessons Of
experience are constantly developing themselves
Alderman Compton dwe!ls with force on the ;mpor-
tance of representation based upon population and re
conmeuds thai this should be attended 10 before any
other reforms are attempted The following table OF pop
uIaon and representation sixed upon by Mr. Compton
the closest possible approximation TO strict equality
M>rus Board Mems Bocrd
New-York daily tribune., 1846-02-06
New Publications.

EY THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE of Foreign Lite
rature, Edited by J. II. Agnew, has articles ON The Pa
pal States Thirlwalls History Of Greece, Hcadley's
Letters from Italy. 'Raphaels Tapestries, Danish Re
searches in Greenland Gilflan's Literary Portraits,
&c &c selected from the latest British Reviews 1t is
good work yet think the great French and German
Reviews which stand forth conspcuousy the outer
title page should figure frequently within G-eav,
Trow & Co. la Broadway
- WEBsrER's DICTIONARY, University Edi-
tioa (556 pages large l2mo) has just been issued by
Huntington Savage, 2l6 Pearlst. 1t contains all the
words, believe given in DR.. Webster's great work.
but with less copious definitions with Walkers Key
Tables of Weights and Measures, Moneys, &c with
Memoir OF the Author This is about the right size for
ordinary family use, and juat the right Dictionary.
bust OF the venerable Lexcographer faces the ttcpsge
The price ia not stated, rs it should have been.
u THE HARBINGER of this week contains the
continuation of Fouriers New Industrial World with
commentary which for the cearness and force Of its ex
plantations canno, be surpassed three chapters of Con-
suelo; judicious criticism of Music in New'iork; an
interesting account of the proceedings Of the New Eng
land Fourier Society a, their Annual Meeting and
vivid and approaching report of Mr.. Emersons
course of lectures in Boston, The literary notices fully
sustain the high reputation OF this department Of the
Harb:nger. Mr. Perdcaris book Greece is reviewed
and the Miscelanies Of friend Alexander H. Everett
receive a Aaync which caution stupidity and pre-
tension.
" "PRlsoNs AND PRISONERS, by JosErH ADS
HEAD with Illustrations" is the title of an English work
Just received in this country, and of which few copies
may be had Of Wiley & Putnam. 1t is volume OF 800
pp and appears be elaborate defence Of the sep
in opposition the Congreeated System of Prison
Discipline The system thus defended is substantially
that which prevails in the Eastern Penentiary of Penn
syvania The work will no doubt throw much ligh,
question of great importance now mooted in this
country.
! e WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. Astor House, has
sent Lttells Living age No. 81. As usual is filed
with choice selection from the current Literature Of
! Europe and America
New-York daily tribune., 1846-02-06
Things in WASHINGTON.

From our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON Feb. 4th, 1886.
Nothing OF importance has occurred since the
closing OF the las, mail The debates on Oregon in
the House begin to weary and yex the public ear.
1t s evident from the 10 day that the House are
Of the opinion that the debate should soon close
motion to terminate on Saturday next was laid on
the lable by majority OF only 3-9l TO "a. The
speeches are now generally in favor OF giving the
Notice in some form or other. The people wish to
have this question settled as soon as possible. II
the Notice is given trust it will be settled amca-
bly, before the expiration Of twelve months. We
had two Loco-Foco and one Whig speech to-day
There viii be probably ten or twelve speeches de
liyered on this subject. and then the guns Will be
spiked.
The Senate was occupied today. for some time,
in Executive Session. There little business o.
importance transacted in public. have not heard
tho result of their secret deliberations. In open
session the bill for the relief of NATHANIEL
GODDARD and others, met with strong oppo
sition, bat was finally passed by majority OF 26
TO 10. This is the case in which REvERDY JoHS-
son and TuRNEY had the sparring match, few
days since about the Federalism OF Mr. PERKINS OF
Boston.
Texas is still source OF annoyance to Congress.
When that whole matter shall have been calculated,
We shall have paid pretty dearly for the Annexation
OF Texas The House voted to day three thousand
dollars for Agent 10 90 toTeXas to take possession
of the Public Property Ships. Custom Houses &c J
Why could not some OF the Executive officers al
ready appointed, or for whom offices are already
created, perform this duty Ii would appear as ii
some poor fellow wanted TO get 10 Texas and had no
money 10 carry him there. II So less than three
thousand dollars might have been sufficient
The Presidents House was open this evening for
company. A great many people were present
The East room was uncomfortably crowded. There
was neither eating, drinking nor dancing After
walking about while, or rather standing in steam
BATH the people began TO disperse. The doors were
all locked by II o'clock. Gen. Scott, the Cabinet,
some Foreign Minister'S and great many beautiful
Ladies present
Gov SEWARD left Washington this morning for
New. York He closed his speech in the great Pa
tent case yesterday having occupied the Court near
y two days. His argument is very ilatteringly spo.
ken Of among the lawyers and judges now IN this
city. will send you an abstract for publication
R[CHELlEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-02-06
MrRpEr OF sL.sE.-A private el,er bias been

MURDER OF sk&E.-A private letter has been
placed in our hands Sm highly respectable gen
teman in Savannah, giving the particulars OF most
tragic event which occurred some lime since in that
city The writer had mentioned the principal fact
in previous letter and now gives farther pariIcu
lars in answer 10 doubt expressed by bis cores
pondent here of the truth of the story:
You state that you have your doubts about the killing
of the negro slave will give you the facts as have
heard them. person named Herb came home on
Christmas morning about o'clock, and entering
the house Che being intoxicated the nc) called for
his private slave Fortune who had been ordered TO Sit
up and wait till his master home. He however
had fallen asleep the table, and the master was c, in
by another slave The master inquired for Fortune,
and on being told where he was, Immediately rushed
into the room and stabbed him with Bowie knife three
or four times and afterward dragged him of the table
and kicked him. The house by this time aroused
and the negro picked up by of his fellow slaves who
told his master that Fortune dying. Herb then went
for Doctor. but before he arrived the slave was
corpse. As Mr.. Herb was sorry for what he had done
as his going for Doctor proved and the Slave bis
own private property nothing done 10 hm-t 'oGs
not eren mentioned in the public papers. AS to the truth
of the story-I witness to the killing, but be
leve the story nevertheless, having heard it from
spectible and responsible persons
New-York daily tribune., 1846-02-06
Inw EnurIs.

SUPERIOR CouHr-Jac05 Diefer5Gcher ys. Joseph Ia
ysL-The plaintiff, German boarding mousse keeper in
Westinghouse Rector sues defendant ior SANDER
in saving that plaintiff kept bad house dsncng house
&c The proof was that dancing parties were held in
,he bar room but said that the persons engaged in
them were no! of bad character &c Verdict hIs fore
noon.
Peter Grain vs. Almard D Fisk-The plaintiff painted
the scenery for the hoatng Theatre de brings action
against Mr Fisk, "a dealer In Watersi Tor lh'
amount contendng that nr r was one OF the propde-
tors and liable which il denied. Verdict ths forenoon
Couar OF CoNMoN PLEAs.-JohH II. H1nkG rs Josepb
GaLek-The plaintiff was clerk with Mr. Ste!nbeck,
Pecksip ami was arrested BY Mr. Gulick for ron-pey
rnent of militia and conveyed 10 Edrldgest pri-
SON Action brought recoTe! damages OF M: q. for
assau, and battery seizing plaintiff violently by the
throat in efforts 70 get MIN from behind the counter
the time OF The arrest &c. To be continued this fore
noon.
CIRCUIT CouzT-1fary Martin vs. John Eison-Ac.
ton against the celebrated vocalist for SANDER saying
III Leonard 81. near Broadway and with whom Mr. "
boarded) very bad proTider the fare bad and
the boardsrs did not get enough 10 eat Ihis re-
pea,ed by the gentleman third party who mad el
gagged rooms Of Ms NJ but ne refused aferward TO take
them. To be continued this forenoon.
J. Lee dHG J. Lee Jr- VS.. DdHiei z. EsteiLThe plain
lrs sue 10 balance Of $500 $500 TOR soda
furnished 20 defendant II shown have been
shipped by bad vessel and lost Verdict for defendant
being over payment, SOL 70
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Couar.-CrsGitOrs ys. Hull
Issue before Jury 70 Try the question whether
Mr. Hull o. TIE late irrn OF Hull il smith, J.. entitled tC
ris discharge in bankruptcy. The nrn proceeded
against as involuntary bankrup.s while NJ. Hull wat
away Mr. Smith eft the city. On the return OF Mr.
Il he applied 20 be discharged from his debts which
opposed TO be continued
New-York daily tribune., 1846-02-06

FROM YUcArAN.-By the brig Historian, NIilliken,
twenty days from Sisal, have received Spanish
documents containing declaration BY the Legislative
Assembly of Yucatan against Mexico, in which aluson
made TO the injustice OF its Government snd the evils
under which the towns OF the peninsula obliged to
labor in consequence private letter which We have
ust received that there preparations for
conflict with Mexico, but great excitement Sisal or
Merida. In the documents received the National Gov
ernmeni discarded and various threatening expires.
sions made of. The Declaration is signed by Miguel
Barbachano frs, OF the Assembly and Joaquin
Garcia Reon Secretary General
New-York daily tribune., 1846-02-06
Business Notices.

BE SURE you ARE RIGHT, THEN co AHEAD"-ln
the application OF the power of ths Press to business this
an excellent rule be observed for it either the ad
vertser or his plans be- not right lie cannot expect 10
succeed If he pretends 10 be what he is not or prom
ises what he perform the less he is known the
better The subject OF advertising ls worthy OF the ex
animation OF all who wish enlarge their busineS and
increase their fortunes 1t is briily treated In IHE
ROAD TO WEALTH" a small pamphlet, which is already
in the hands Of of the business portion o tho city,
and which may be had gratis of " B. Palmer, the duly
authorized Agent of of the best newspapers oil al
the cities and principal in the United states and
Canada for which receives advertisements and sub
scri2tions and ia fully empowered to give receipts lie
may be personally consulted at his office in the Tribune
Buildings between the hours of and - O'Clock A. h.