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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

NORTH-WEST Copper Mining Compsny.-The
lNStoekhoders Of the NORTHWEST Copper Mining Com
psny hereby notified hst fone doSr
has been ordered by the Trustees, be psd the
FIRST April next and dollar per share The st June
agreeabe articles OF the Assoeia1on a. the ccs OF
the Company, No. 6S Westst D. S. HART, Sec'y.
B-Stociholders residing OF the City will please
remit ths amount C. A. SEcoR, ESQ President OF the
Coupsny mig 2iswaw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

nUBBARD'S PAPERS-BURNAP&B ABCOCK,
Ii No IS Johnsree,, offer for sale full OF
Papers manufactured by The Messrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers blue ind white Imperial, Super Royal
Royal Medium, Deny and Flat Csp
Bank Folio Post, Bsnk Susr;o Post, Exchange Cup
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, full assortment
Packet Pos. Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Colored lnperiae
Colored Royals. thick and Thin
Do Medium, do. do
Do. Double Cap for copy bookI-
Fine Glazed Colorsd Mediums, Royals, &c. &c
3. B. have also hand very extensive assortment Of
Writing Papers Book snd Eswn Printing Papers Plate
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Pspers They also
role sscnis Of The gest,ne Patent Enveiop Paper.
Printing PAPER Of axe and qasliy made TO order
short po.ir~. lv2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

CRINTED DkILT.INess-Jast received and for IsIe
by [mSll C. =. HARRIS. Is Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

49, --.za-.----I IMPORTANT 10 Emigrsnh goDs
$3.50 W est-The subscrbers beg 10 inigrH
@"<---A-1Ith-r friends and the public that tneylo
s,d passengers to all paris Western States and CEa
rdas Via the Rairosd from Albany. Il Is usual 81 this ger
sos Of Inc wear for acquainted with tho roaIs
pay their fare go By the Canal for their
he 10 state that The earliest possible time the Canal VT
,.ggabe win be tbs 2r OF Apri, and II may be ne Ire
MAY Persons therefore, until that time must 20 ~ ~
Raro .d uekels for which be obtained al the yey
1T rrtesof W. J. T. TAPSC0IT
- souih-aL corner of MaidenIsee, :,
NJ B-Dge notice Of the opening ofthe Canal VIZ ~,
given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02
"a VALUABLE FARM FOR -'ALH- Lsie!y

John B. Edgsr for GALS his Farm Of ~ acres. OF
e? Staw2rn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

EsOR SAI.E-A trst rate secondhand Csbula suitable
L for Phy,icisa; will be sold cheap. Apply 10 WIN.
FLANDRAU eoae hm.ker. ISIS Elizsh7thst ms 2weod-
VERY LARGE and superior round Conriiag
House Table drawers and brass locks for sale
.h,sn NJ, SSn,prs., nS7 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

-U-a OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
EytIl5,lSFor Albany and Troy-Through tirec.-Iene
e=--r1Ez7==Sce w steamboat, ONEIDA, Capt George Y;
ruuoer (se OF the Eupre viii leave the pst TOE o
II CEDAR - every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday ai
noon 81 O'Clock Freight taken reduced prces rS
,SIne' INFORM '''- '-f'''' - go n3l II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

CALVIN AlWARREN. OSIAs o. SKINNER
WARREN & SKINNER,
Attorneys Solicitors Chancery Office At QUINCY
Illinois,
WILL promptly attend any business committed 10 their
w 10 the Military Tract and especially in the counties
OF Adams Hancock Henderson, Warren Fulton Schuyler
Brown and Pike They practice in The Cir1qt Courts OF
Courts for the State al Springfield nois Particular and
prompt attention will he given collecting business the IN
vesgaon of land titles aud the conducting OF real esa'e
,iiirniop in the Military Tract Reference is made TO
Horace Greeley and Lewis TappRn. Eses Eew;York;
Hon jonathan Chds and Ansel Warren. Esqs Rochester
New-York Hon. S. Breese and Gen. Semple, u 5. Senate
Washington D. c.; Hon James Shields Comr Gen'l Land
Office Wasting on D. c.; Hon Members OF Congress from
Illinois, Washington, D. c.; Hon. VIM Allen and Thomas
Corvin u. S Senate, Washington, D. q; Hon John G.
Wright and Peyton Symme Cincinnati Ohio Messrs Ma
hews Patch Produce Brokers, ST. Louie, Missouri; Nj
James c. DecRmp, Produce Broker Newt Orleans Hon. l.
NJ. Young and John Tillson Quincy, Illinois
January |. 1916. '9t iawp inS-WSiuiN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

,ss1s AT PRIVATE SALE.-A beautiful country
SSa residence situated In Rosyn Long Island, with
A nearly Of land; the house Two story and
attic with good bssemeut-fnished in modern style The
Location is beautiful, commanding vew of the Bay an!
sound ard ouly hours ride from tho Cy by Rail-
road or stage Ii required 20 80 Of adjoining
land may be or farther particulars, apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEEC KER. Aucionecr.
,,9,iu No 7 Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

go ru--zz--sz1-=- PTDNEEER and Express bse, e,
aSA - Railroad and Csral from PhtiscsP5s
~sz-E -SS-H1Gto PitIst1rgh-Tbe above Lin5n "
commence fts regular tps for the season, OF hOSDs.i
the 81 inst !rayng the Depot No. "a mafkess- aS"i
O'Clock, A. N -, ~, ,.,,,ea
During the winter The boa;s have been thoroughly M
aud pat 6rst order, Gfcrtng every co''ehieN
he comfort Of travellers -, I'D dan.
ger Of nj hi travelling u cosesee, ooih hahfos1s
ed in daylight ~, T, ,.h,,.hed o.
For farther information apply Al me od ESls'i''A'
hG nj, s'f 'as' Ae1'- 4. B. CUMMINGS, AseaI.-
-Euw FOR KINGSTON, anding 81 searr,SL
EssSxSrS and, West Point, Cold S2Ilng, ~ garr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02
PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected. april /. for 7zs Ntrp- York Trissns.

ASHES-Po;s-First so.t,
is45, y I0oD 4-g : 70,
Pearls. do do s SIG q Sif
ID axp"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

BLOWER BANDS-SieamboRt owners asa Asenls
- wi End enlirey article for Blower Bands ar
rantej superior 20 leather. and al low price.
GEORGE BEECEER, Manufacturer's Agent
al leo Broad way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

CHDC0LATE.-C.J. Fell
IL Brothers superior Philadelphia Homeopathic Choeo
late hign,y recommended by Drs Herring OF Philadelphia
and GRAY, Claiming and Gran Of Ns~York. for sale al
manu- nctnrees prices. by the Agents,
ssfSmeod' ApAIs, cUSHAA6 co. Is. Frcoi-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
Move ments Of Travellers.

The following, without any Infringement, is the full
amount of eserday arrivals at the principal hotels
AMsKrcAr-H Wright, $. Navy; Linton, Missis
sipp T Kilkin, Charleston; II. A Wright, New York;
NJ Stoddart, Boston; Bridges. Mobile; Capt. Gaute-
nier Paris; J. Mcneil, Mobile; e. Campbell, Washing
ton; J. Pripgle, Navy; Cooper, Phil phia II.
Wood, Macon; Rev. MIR Laner North Carolina; George
Taber. New Bedford; d. Wtherspoon, Mobile; J. ).
Henshaw, w. saunderson, U. s. A
AsroR-R Clarke, Charleston; w. Littleton, Oswego;
d. McTavish, Montreal; DR. Moon q Reese. Kentucky
w. milford, DR.. Holbrook Charleston; w Gulng X.
Quilting, North Carolina, w. Mattock, Washington;
Coleman, Rochester; w. Glon, New Orleans; NJ Dorb,
Boston; g. Merrill Troy; Rupee Jackson, Albany
E. Wright, England; }. Inge Rye; w. Cowles, Macon;
j. Ellis Cincinnati
CirY.-J Candlish, Richmond w Jordan, Alabama
J. Hasbrouck, Roundout; &. Marley, South Carolina;
Judge Power, Catskill; w Maladge, New York; X
stemsbell, u. s. Navy; j Stone, Philadelphia; NJ Aus
ten Richmond; o Burne. New York; c. Conrad 6. Ad
ans Phladelsh &. irwin Pennsy vania.
FRArKLIN-W. B. Leonard, Mattewan; j. Elliott
Washington; w Seymour Savannah; DR.. Cooke, New
York; A. Sherman, Newburgh; A. Fonda New York;
w. STEPHENS, Albany; d. Spencer Philadelphia; j. Dem
ming Oswego.
HowARD.-H. Hopkins, Baltimore; 4. Sheppard, w.
Turner w. Parrott, Virginia. $: Buckley Wa!srloo; r.
toutenbergh, Illinois, J. Haslend. Lanslngburgh A.
Van slyck, Rochester; r. Day, Ohio; C. Smith, Bel
ton, w. Liitlefeld Rochester.
JupsoN'sA. Hsrashy, Wisconsin Territory; II smith,
Galveston; c. Gabert, Monroe Co; r. Sanford, fhiia-
delphia Joseph Larned, Utica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
special Correspondence or the N. Y. I

special Correspondence OF the N. v. Herald.
We take this opportunity of informing our rea-
dcfs, that we have recently completed arrange
ments, and despatched several special corespon-
dents from this office, charged with the duty OF
communicating exclusively for this paper, every
matter OF interest that may occur within their
observation, in the present campaign with
Mexico, which has now assumed shape of
some importance.
Three Of these correspondents are now with
the army of invasion, under General Taylor, one
is with the expedition destined for California,
under General Keaney, and one with the
California expedition under Col. Stevenson, ma
king five in all, who have been regularly detailed
for the campaign We give in another column
of this days Herald, the first letter from the gen.
tleman who has gone with Col. Stevenson's
regiment.
This system of correspondence is on n larger
scale, and embraces more talent than that be-
longing to any other paper. The expense attend.
ing we need hardly say, is great, but that is of no
consequence, compared with the interest and
value il will be to our patrons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
The Herald for Europe.

This valuable publication will be ready at pre-
cisely one o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The let
ter bags of the steamer Cambria will close in this
city at half past four o'clock.
This number ofthe Herald for Europe will be I'M
usually interesting. 1t will be illustrated with the
map showing the proper geographical position of
these United States; also very funny caricature
of Leopold de Meyer, the lion pianist, marching
OFF 10 the tune of Marche Maracaine. All the
news of the week, from Mexico. Texas, Canada :;
the state OF the cotton crop, the markets. shipping
intelligence, &c. &c, will also be given.
Single copies can be obtained in wrappers rea-
dY for mailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
United states District Court.
Before Julge Betts

NoHe prosegm.-A nolle prosequi was entered yester
day the cause OF the United States Albert COOK IN.
dcted for cruel and unusual punishment motion oi
the u s District attorney who said that upon looking
the testimony he found it conflict 50 much ne did
not feel his duty take up the time Of the Court in try
ing the cause
The United States case of goods marked r. and
Blein claimants
This was an Information by the District attorney against
ne ABOVE goods They imported In ls45 from the
anufactuFers Lyons and sezed by the Collector on
the ground OF being frsudulensy desed evade the
payment Of duty.
Adjourned TO this morning. for the U. s. the District
sttorneyi for the claimants, Dudley Field, Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
Court OF Common Pleas.
Rafore Judve IJlshoeffer

.ashbeI Dennison 4 Others John Freame, Jr. This
action to recover $4,000 the price Of two steam
boilers the alleged property OF PLAINTIFF The bill of
sale and value OF the boilers proved For the de-
fence stated that the boilers sold to defen.
dant by Mr.. Rodman, of the firm of Belden Rodman
the agent of the plaintiffs and that he had paid Rodan
for them except Of 500 Adjourned to this morn.
ing. Attorney for plaintiff Mr. Tenbrocke, counsel jas.
L. Brady, Esq; Counsel for defendant, Mr. Wheeler.
Before Judge lngraham
Poiion Clark ct af1he evidence il this cause on
both sides closed 1t will be summed up this morn
ing and given to the jury.
Charge of Rspoh--Jamcs Browne, VIM. Stevens, Peter
johnson, Thomas s. Norton, Thomas Brunton. Gustaf
Lindh, James q Robinson VIM simpson, John Browne
and Thos Hooper, arrested yesterday and held
to bail the complaint Of Pkn Page for endeavor
make revolt board the ship Hudson on the Goth Of
August last, On her voyage to thls pert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29

great FIRE occurred at Cleveland, Ohio, the asd
and shops along Union street to the Merchants Hotel
were burned about o'clock the evening of the asd.
Tho roof and upper stor OF the Merchants Hotel were
also consumed and much damage sustained from
moving furniture Books and papers Of the Collec-
tors Office saved Entire loss Of property must be
raj thousand dollars mostly insured.
The Cherokee .adpocafs Of Sept 10th that Harper
the murderer Of Mr. Mel edith from Baltimore, cap
tured second time by the u Agentfo the Seminoles
on Little River, Arkansas.
fire broke out in Philadelphia Saturday morning,
desire J ing the dIsery attached to the liquor store Of
John Gibson 81 Chestnut street; fully insured There
were the usual quantity Of fights attendant upon the
Migration.
Two hundred and fifty tons of rails manufactured
last week OF Cooper's Mammoth Rolling Mill, South
Trenton They are Intended for the Housatonc Kali
road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
New York State D,bt.-Its Extent and Mode
OF PAYMENT.

The Convention assembled for the purpose Of
altering and improving the constitution OF this
State, have for sometime past been engaged in
devising ways and means for the ultimate liquid
alton of the immense debt.
1t appears by recent report from the comp
troller, made in pursuance of resolution of the
Convention, that the entire amount of State stock
outstanding on the LIST of September, 1916, was
S2l74l ,9s7 81, issued for and outstanding for the
following items:
Canal Stock AZ las aas "a
6aiiIoad and Canal Stock. .......... 5,22s 700 90
Comptroilers Bonds, Temporary Loans. . 1901 Oo2 SO
. 23,s79,l40 IL
Indian Annuities. for which no
stock is issued .$l22 ,60I 81
Dues OF specific funds. 49,. 74OI5l rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29

The Kentucky Conference Of the NJ L Church, South,
met at Covington, the Goth instant ct o'clock Inc
venerable Bishop soule presided over the deliberations.
Rev T. N. Ralston appointed secretary, and Rev
w. NJ Grubbs assistant secretary Bishop Andrews de-
tanned at Louisville by indisposition, and President
Bascom were expected to arrive and assist IN the exsr'
cisee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29

MoSUMESr TO DEBATED WoRrH.-A splendid monu.
ment to be erected to the memory Of Thomas Freedom
the pilot who lost his life in the ship John Mnturn on
our coast last winter is completed and be seen
II the yard Of Mr.. Flamey the of Broadway
and Tenth street II will remain there for two weeks
sod then Be sksn 10 Greenwood Cemetery. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
Political Intelligence.

WHO NoMNArIoss-The wings of this city, at q late
hour last evening, decided upon the following names as
candidates for
Assembly.
Yard Ward
lth-Richard williams l6h-Robert @. Campbell
These gentlemen were nominated by general vote az
ter which committee composed of one from each wand
nominated the following -
Wards. Wards.
2d-James Kelley. 9th-Wm Meach.
3d-Joseph Abbott l0ti--Rchard Scott
4th-G H. Ball l2th-Thomss Carnley.
5th-Robsrt Jones. l3th-Wiam Tyson
7th-James b. Brismmade. lith-E. G Baldwin
sth-James G MoGatt I5th-Cornelus Smith.
sth-Alex. wilkins lslh-James Harvey.
Samuel b. Warner is the probable candidate for CoIo
ner, and J. II. Taylor for County Clerk.
NATIVE NoMSArIoSs.--The natives Of this city nomi
mated a candidate for Governor last evening, but the
has TRANSFERRED owing to their unwilingness to
have the nomination published till is accepted Harris
Wilson, Of the Sd Ward, nominated as Senator
WIscoSsS-The democrats have carried the Territory
decided majority in the election oil delegates to the
invention which is TO assemble for the formation Of a
State Constitution
The wings OF the It'll District (Dutchess and Putnam
have nominated Hon. Cornelius Warren their candi
date for Congress
Hon. Joseph l.. Edsa was nominated at Hack etstown
Wednesday for election to Congress by the loco
foco convention OF the third district omprsng Sussex
Warren and Hunterdon counties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
The Great Western.

This steamer has not yet made her appearance
She is a little over her time Strong westerly
winds, however, have lately prevailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29

News FROM YUcArAN-By the Mexican brig
Ellen, Capt. Jefferson, we have received files of
the Sigio Dies Nuers, containing intelligence to
tue 10Th August inclusive.
On the 18th the government declared in favor
CT santa Anna, and issued the necessary bombas-
timentos declaring their return of allegiance to the
Mexican government.
The mex news may bring accounts of another
diunion; for the Tucatanese, like all Mexicans.
seem to posses peculiar love of temporary in
deperdence.
We and no other news of importance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29

Personal Intelligence.
Hon John Hemphi Chief Justice Of Texas arrived at
Charleston on Friday lest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29

The LATE COMMODORE DECATUR. nm.
derstand that the remains of the late aud
much lamented Commodore Decatur are N he
removed from their present place of intermen, in
Washington City, in The course of next month. and
that arrangements have already been privately
town OH the 17th, aud reach Philadelphia on the
18th October proximo, the anniversary Of the dav
on which he captured the British frigate Macedo.
Man, when there will be such "a parade as
has been seldom before witnessed. No doubt "a
general turnout of the citizens will take place TO
accompany the remains Of the gallant conn lodore
to their final resting place, the buryipg ground at
tached to the venerable church Of st. Peters in
this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29

wHIo NosnSArioss.-The wings of this city, at late
hour last evening decided upon the following names
candidates for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
Sporting Intelligence.

TaorrrSo AT the UsroN COURSE LADY SUI
FOLK the WtSSKR-This for purse of $500, *3oto
The second best mile heats best three in ve in harness,
for rong horses for which entered the fol low
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16
VERSUS.
S A l. J. A.

n lily KEEP constantly on hand a very eI.
- ieNs'Se sssuufnsnt 81 ,uPesi1s Nah eany
: rench aud Gfrcfan Crsiri tkine chstu. S,fas
Plof aca card Tatl,s. Dfc.sre Bufeaa.. Bel. cad.
Toilet Sian'.s. n.sursd ,ikss. together wnh over,
",h'r article III Tho --latest slyle and beet hui.hed
, ufoHute ever offered IN iht CITY.
Crit aud Mahogany framed Lakise Clssses O
c'"y Naneiy aud pure Locking Glass Pisic. Il oil
n<es. PHupt and Piciufe FI4nes oa hand sod
mzdc - order.
lFtoIsicfF WaFci consisting oi Feather Reds
boi,es eUj Pfiows. lI4i'. cnupn. ua,k. Sgunr
'hd Straw Maurs-e., B'anhcb. Qs1if.. colnfurs
SachinT Ulfipnl- Oh cipih cover. Flsf.eLHh
Gfass Mats ~ 90 iHds, rseihef with every o,he,
%'''tcic.o ulhysiry Ware. on hand aud made o.
uiisf
Nrnuisr ans Si1t Window Bind. wipdn,,
Sha-~s = rV,ty satsy and cuiot al IT Nhisb val
20 spid ~ vcB l0N prce.. sid wafmnied 81 he
h"si gnsiiiy, Al-o. MAuooASg NEvEfhs ns 1,
cl"'h, N.ESisH, Sraush Moo. Mahosau, Kn,b.
Sand fapot Locks. liusrs. rasct.. BL,n Isu
NiNos G Instantly Goa houd and .pid l1, nf c.su
q Srr,H BOtrs fuuisbsd Win even an.le
Of fHfnnufe al stuH Once aus oH the ,eo BE-.
iimt. En %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16
no. 100 MAIN STRFET

NA
Viz SUBS klBEKS suuli again cali the
attention 81 heif ousiamsn sld the puhIe
generally to thrr sio,h of work. a. ihr, have ia.i
feeefed tom philadelphia au sddiU.u4l suptiy "a
''fk shi a" assortment 81 tScyibtns u.uaiy
Sc 90 u 'u'h sn c-latiisimtut Ihet have Ia.
DIES sHd GtNrlEMEN'S SADDLES 81 q Het
rnt prr's ahd q%uainios. As0 q yahsiy OF HRi.
DIES AID MAEFiNGAtEs, CARRIAGE HAE.
Mss, single nnd doubie, fastsfa s,Ie. con m.n
90 do' WaggHn Be-, Can do, common snd enc COL
iNhS. Itscc sbatgs o fo1t sniri' Hsmes Sc 81
'arrsfe bHfgi. Car, Ri.pf sgd wsgrou Whia.
'i a'iTrfa' i."Js, Nfagc, bu.s ~. Dmtsfo' odd va.
PnU WifIP IASIIFS
i'ahiEANiE HARD LEATHER TRUNKS.
""h -. bfieh's fatsut u,.Hic hsk. sui .ih,, ,u
P'''sm,'" oi 'he --latest s,ic bah &C. Lsaie. aus
Geuict ~.
fifNts Iasf neftfften ,saasia it1I isr 4 Gstr f,4.ft
lwHaiHn a.f lfuu irrrr iis,d ltaihsr V.tt.fr
'Hl S-~sIr hls-, Csuei gag .ras un...,,.s ....
'i saf,nDf bItd afsI htsh I. rbltb 80 coll h. sf.
i'0i""" oi 'hre u rhtnr Doe psa hs.s 20 ptmt .r,.f.
h'NNff ltEsss tar.sI S,IrleI. 4fI U..
h'fss hfu-i 81 'ufu-.amta Jaffs go
iHef wil sis3 wste . antf aa,as. 30. u.,
'nt "i na."t" "uhHT DIETS .uI .is. as m.,
r'' ctu 90 BAL .af h. al.. OK 80
fh"nrrlrs ui NEATLY EITlIWID
itfHk'"l &C. rH.' fst.. i.., s.r-..,
it' ''niIIaurr Hi rr .a.e
'' - Nt.pil CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16

Dr. Eramdr ms EsHs.

ARAs '+AAsA III a ". EAlklltll4D
ActNr WHEELING. VA.
NsANiTy.-AH Diseases. even Ia. emit, and
hn'ahth'y Of itD'FsF pros eed iran Jopsased sf
'"ffHrI hufaois. ~btrh. Srfuisuoe Shh he blood
"te"son peiu sod disrord la ne bonua frame a.
" stfef 'hst ~ fef.ssefsnce ~ tie u.e 81 Ban.
a''ihs sese'sbls bu.sef.sl ril.. ~htcb : one 81
We fe'f beet amd unly proper pureatiss meJeins
'"s'niy and tf"iataiay 81 temper csn be cared. A.
vel % Al Other dsessrs depending ufon lac pure.
"f.s 81 he circulating as,d. lhe hl.ss
u a"dfelhs Negslatis Unss vfssl Pilis sfe known
=, 'he ettsfi'uee ui thousands. 20 perfectly sisau.s
'ne bi""i tom az ioniness. femoSe esry morbid
ahfeiSh. ahd fenoysie weak sDi enfgshled con.
sipnions h. psfisct hcsiih and ,isas.
Their acknowledged ian1soEcs makes ,hsm ME
ihfs"sh ever ptfoa VI sS,slsDcv. ifua ,ni.hey a.
old sge.
M sr~ care ~ ouhsf jfess o. Diet IL required
ehsn fbsg are used
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