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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
Preventive Tor Gods, ana IN
ALL AFFECTIONS OF TIE CHEST,

u
the Gavanc Strengthening Plaster VIII be found OF great
In ifj-IWoRSRY CONSUMPTION and IN PULMo-
NARY COMPLAINTS generally he Galyanic Strengthen
ins Plaster Will DO GOOD. It's lu1 saunJugy offered
positive for this terrible and prevalent class OF
disease, but per.nce has shown thai u greatly sid
thai seriously aeyat" It's nildness the gradual
huence possesses. isrnssy developed must tend TO
h shly commend the Gayhnlc Plaster IN these peculiar
cases The should be- said regarding isTHMATIC
AFFECTIONS 10 spirit 0i candor and philanthropy II
i hus offered the public and it's duty 10 mention thai
testimonials have been received from the highest
bearing evidences Of the most o-ii-hcA4 effects IN
gro THE LADIES few words should be address
ed They respectfully notified that thee P!a.Ier' are
prepared with special reference 20 their favor and WIN an
earnest desire OF nerng IL Tney have been USED oS
thousands among tue sdes OF Grea 5Ia!n many aiols
the titled and highest Of the realm AMI II L c7hddy stated
and believed that their has ever been Hended WIN
positive and unfom II We're necessary or SO
vlsable c names could b- published 10 The world
vouchers for The truth reality and efficacy OF N. CAL
VASIC PLASTER which would far -iEh the most
m-ndaious OF the discovsrs. The ladies' OF ne olted
STATES may De assured that they last found valued
friend whose influence charm away a. least ma
loty The complaints incidental 10 Inslr varied c!na-
~ Persons liable 10 be affected by sudden CHANGES III
tie weather, and those naturally OF delicate CONSTITUTION
viii md tbs Ps-tsr OF exceeding dement, n ale" "vfC-
embraces al H.. virtues ot the best tonc preparation
with th- important addition o. The Gal'4c influence
which Is neither impaired nor exhausted W -,e 80
continues. These articles vii b found elr-s Zee tFoin
those obeciors which constant source OF compliant
win the ordinary Paslers Il common u'e ll-y ar lale
OF various shapes anu Patterns, according 10 a- p-fc4
part complaint for hicl ;n-y are ces4leG AH- Sa
uon sed bv wearing them exceedingly pleasant and
agreeable.
To deveIope the latent power OF The pasief ana 10 is
der rs action elective the MAGNETIC FLUID should always
Dc Used connection. The part winch : diseased o.
affected should frsI be ccsiscec ~ih the Magnetic Gia
using moderat. degree friction with piece OF e.-4n
sk flannel. sc, similar substance 9s e4rIacs Oh iu1
PLASTER hen slightly washed with the Fluid and IInn-
diaiely applied 10 lie affected part II these simple dec
tious followed there Is No danger OF s asLe s-i
becoming dry or hard snc Tine or ola'e 1'e7 H'
is eitcacy or adhesive quA.IGes
CAUTION.
The. celebrity of tbe- Pasiers caused HEN % Dc
counterfeed by Qrp.ineiped persons The or=iae: a2t
only genuine are nose invented and prepared by A Il
C;,Iy,SIc SraExergENtSs PLksrEs. - al Others pre-
tending o. gssazie neT l1u=lcs ar souieE spur
Gus sld worthless limitations
Only Agency in New.h erk,
Isl BROADWAY.
Between John-,i. and Maiden-lane.
II +tsvgti TETESAM
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

MIA ~ I IL - L IL WV
HI. Day, FOR .aie al = Cert
DEys Patent SHRED Sc>'
P-nders,
Gentle,nens Sheet Rubber
0vershces, !saiher solss,
Do Rubber
SAndsls, cut 70, Spring snc
Fall wear,
Ladies Children. = Youth :
Rubber Shoes,
N.tAl.c Rubber MzchIne
Banding. superior aEt1cI-,
DAYS PaIeni Hose.
Life PrS.serss:s OF al kinds
Days Patent Rubber Boa; OF
Poni1I,
India Rubber Cloths,
Macintosh Goats,
Blsck SIX Webbing Tor shoe
makers us-,
lni.. Rubber Door Springs
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FOUND CoscEALED.-A woman named Bridget
OBrien was night found concealed in the area OF %
Anty.ss probably with the intention OF stealing.
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MEMORANDA

The hres Home and Boston, both TN Philsd Tor Ros
ton put into the lower Bay tor hMbor of
head winds
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APPLETON. Mr.. Chss II :
Atkins, Miss Emily A
Arrns:rons. MIS- ;iarg' NJ
A serson, Mrs Regina 81
Bailey, Mrs sarah
Bradford. Miss Mana
Baker. Mrs Ann
Ro.s, Mrs Sarah Z
Bsrnqm, Mise Mar
Baker, Ms jane
Bzgley. Mrs Eizs II
Eayne. Miss Sarah
BaffowclOugh, Mrs. James
Bauer, Mrs. Caroline
Bailey, Jane
Beard, Mrs Sarah
Baker, Mrs Sarah a
Berlsn, Mrs Josephine
Bel. Mrs Jacob
Beard, Elizabeth
Barry, Miss Bride,
BIiliugham. Mrs Marian
Bodin. mde Arnold
Blower, Mrs. MaFgsr@i
Dourke, Hstis
Bond. Mrs :
Bonny Mi-s Elizabeth
Brouder, BidsetOr Ellen
Bullard. Mrs o 4
Bush. Mrs NNni J"
Bran. Madame 7 II
Bryant. Mrs Ellen :
Carr, Mis-. Rose
Google. Miss Mary Ann
CLARK, Miss Sarah
Carter, Mrs Michsl
Cavansgh, Mrs Julls
Csrman. Miss SussnDah
Carpenter. Mi-s a 81
CLAYTON. Mrs Eliza
Garry. Misc Mary
CLARK, Mrs Emily 5
Callahan. Eliza Anne
Car, Margaret
Carroll. Miss Jane
CARL. Mrs. Mary
ClsrLe Mrs Sarah u
CawlIng. Bndgei
Craven, Miss Mary
Cleveland. Mrs + c 9
Crefay. hIrs W Professor
Clinton. aiiss Catharine
Clifford, Mrs tWillett So
Chi.olm. Miss L
Chambers. Miss Emellne
Croxen, Mrs Martha c
Cogsw-ll. Mrs Semanthe
Coleman. hlr5 Caroline
Copjnger, Margsre'
CfomDle, Miss Mart y
Conneley Mrs julia
Commit, Miss Margaret
COnalln. Mrs 5la'is
Collans. Mrs Roosevelt az
Conklln. MTs Molt,D
Conner, Mrs Elizabeth
Conner, Mary
Con way, CH;h5rine
Cummings, Mrs Eliza III
Quincy. Margaret
Churcher, Miss Z l.
Cunningham, Ann
Cullen, Cs,harine
Dnley, Mrs Mary
Davenport. Miss Mara
Davenport, Miss Augusta
De NsndricUurl. Mrs + ,
Draper, Miss Elizabeth
Draper Mrs Henrietta
Daily, Miss Anne
Daily. Miss Ellen
Dalton, MIs NJ aiy
Da1ioLd Mlbs nldIy Ann
Derniidy, Mss Rossnna
Dewitt. Miss MARY Ann
Dizendof, Mrs l. NJ
Dillon, Mis- Mazells
Doughty. Miss Elizabeth
Doyle, Mss Anne
DOug Cherry, Mary
Doyie, Mary
Doi-ni Niles Anne
Doyle, Mary Sebastian
Doleiiy; Miss honois
pucey MISS ,i9ieai"
Dnpohl. or. ,
Etcrc,'' nK
Eu +" ai.s' Hi.s W ~ l.
EcI.s' niis- Ann
FARE, MIs lt2l.sti
Everett, bliss hetufeh
Finherty, Ann
farrell, Miss
Farrell. Miss huie
Faulkner, Mrs tGold-sp
Farquhar. Mrs ANITA
Fevelly, Miss Mary r
Feeny, Mary
Follen. Mary
Field, Nancy
Fisher. Mrs Martha
Eogier Mise Ruth
Fowler, Miss Ameiia
Fowler. Miss Sarah
FetheGslun, Mrs
Gray, l'lrr Jane
Gray, Miss Margaret Ann
Gay, Miss Carolln.
CALVIN, Anne
Graham, Miss Mary
Gsllaher, Miss ooh 81
Green. Miss Mary Ann
Greenhal gu. MISS
greene ,a'uatihe
Geeiah' VI Isl Ma''a
Gfiilon, MatS uItt
GilhooivS Hta'S
Siynn, MS, n, ( p
Gilhno'e, WIS oti'e
S'over, pts Sa'liafine
GFotsoech. AIRS a =
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! Adams, 4 4
/ Abrams, Samuel
Z Ackley. John
| A6Hmsop pu CS
Z los Z
7 Adams, Obs {
, Ackerly, Oscar
I Adains, + c
! Adams, Augustus
( Abbott, Samuel
/ Ainsworlh, JOSH
/ Allen, David l.
Alsiere, 4 NJ
Alden, {
| Alien. O NJ .
! Allen. Geo
! Allen. Capt DAVE
Alnes, Nathan
! Aldindee Caas }
Armstrong, Robe
. Ashton, q II
Atkinson, John
AruiStt 'nE Nm
Anthcny. John
Alchensnu, Wru .
Appleton, L
Austin Jas c
Anderson, Jacob
Austin. Archibald
Austin, ivers J
Atkinson, Wm II
Avery. Albert y
Anderson, Cbas {
Angel, Isaac
Ayres, Z II
Ayre. Edward
Arnold, Joseph
Rrpgg, Henry
blackiord, Thoms
Bradley, Aaron
Bradshaw, Nm
Blackwell. John
Bradford. J L
Baldwin. Stephen
Baker, Stephen \
Derrick
Baker. Jas NJ
Blakesiee. 4 Jr
Bake. Bsrnu,r
Blanchard. Brsdf
Blair. Nm
Baker, \ }
Bailey, Seys 4
Barr. Nm
Barry, John
Barker. James
Barnett Nm
Barker \ Brother
SSrne,,e, Audw /
Barnes y SalSi,y
Barrett. John :
Barker, Nm 7
Sarrs \ Bard
Ssrrowc!oaSh, is
Barnes, Horace !,
: Safney, LAinoge
Barrett, Joha D
Ssscoai, Harvey
SAitn, Joha
( Ss;eheller. Nm
: SStehelGen.john
Sayne, Salnael !
csc, john ?
Secbe. Ne.
Ssr6s. Robert s
Bedford. Wm
Sshee Geo II
Seeswla, A w
SeeAmsp. Joseph
Bennett. WTi
Brewster, Benz
Berian, Geo ]. :
Brrsus. James
ScuoD, Daniel y
Bennett, Joseph
Bent. james
Seredicl. J
Bealar;tr jollc :
Srsdewiser. Geo i
Ri,5Rge. Dr. J
Briggs, Ralph
Rlllin, John
Bright, NE
snssS Z l.
Brigham, Joseph
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L,.t Of Letters Remaining in the y. 7. Post oinee
Saturday, November IA

r. Plcxe -.e,ltioa TIE DATE Of The Lta IN 'A'rA tAey
LADIES' LIST:
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. PEOPL E'S LINE STEAMgOlr,

se'za1se. Slos1.v Nv isi Tie s,r$n-rs ESir'
ERBocKER, ISAAC NEWTON aud COLrNsAISs 1ck
leave TIE foot Of CortHitisi, daily a. P NJ instead -
siS, a. heretofore. MIS- lw
sE-A PEOPLES LINE sTEAaIB01Ts
,sss,sss Tor AsSay ,ireS. ssi!y, SandAys sIesYs
Pier between Cortland and Liberty IS.
SJ-a,rboa; NNICKERSoCkER, Capt. Atred HousA,.
viii l,ave Moudsy, "Wednesday and Friday syeains,
a. S,e "SS ISAAC MENTION Capt William II p..,
will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday e'ezs,
a, FIVE Sc!ocs. P M-LAndng ST ln,enedi.is Pix,
From tie foot OF Bsrcisy-sL
leave on Montsy Wednesday,, Friday ard Sunday .as,
nc S.e., n SoSr AMERICA Capt r II Furry
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a'eraooes
) O'clock
pie Ine for The Morning rrsn OF Cars for 'e sa OF wes
Freight raken moders'e fsrs sad ncne IAsea xes u
An person. are forbid trusting any u the BoaO. ~,
Line. without written order from 'iis Captains OF aa
For passage ~ freight. Apply on hoaId ue Seas. ar
P c ScHlfLrk Al the oIf:er on tfe ~asn oS
.U-~- STEAMBOAT NOTICED saI (
~ Monday 9s4i the Toy ~ sy.ss3as Ike
etve <, ?. u insteSd Of 6 a2
sU-.s- hTROY MORNING AND EyENISG
!SETss Sse.niSoat TROY, c sSt a.;
ham, viii leave Tuesday, Thursday. snd Ss;lrday-T,
stssr,,nt NIAGARA Capt VIM. Ellsworth. Sh 81.
MONDAY "Wednesday and Friday 81 o'clock A NJ ne,
he Steamboat Pier foot OF Barclay st for Ttoy and El
mcdiatH pisces. 80, ...
Wr IL Peek. will leave Monday, "Wednesday and er&sT
The stcNmboa, EMPIRE, Capt Il +. Macy. VIII leaT,
TUESDAY Thursday snd Saturday evenings, 81 oricci
from CGrtlsnd st Pier, fOI Albany and Troy direct
I- The shove boats OF the met class they eo,
aed by experienced and attentive Ulcers and spest
and accommodation Superior to most, and Inferior e
;oue on the river. eS
-G~ FOX STATEN IsLAND.-oa ana Il
Nm I'll sunday November lst the Stea.a5oa.
SYLPH. Capt Braisled MI. uINSe the a
lowing uips and from Staten Island uaG ia!iher noee
VIZ -. =.
Lax Neg lof Al and II \ Mi 81. 81 P. NJ o&
-U<.r 1.-THE OTlSvILLE ENTEN- f..
t...SaS-.-.-IsSloN OF ths Ne",lo," anu Erie ~
gers and freight on Tuesday neat, November 81, whea IL
hours of departure viii be changed and until farther notice
the Arrangement will We as follows
For PaserE ers-Leavvs New-lors from foot of Duaas
ii al O'Clock. \. NJ and o'clock, +
Leaves Otisvill- at 81 4 NJ and i 7, NJ
Fare between New York AMI OusvtUe g ~
For Fre,eA-Leaves NeN-iotk from ioo OF DuaneS
At O'Clock +. NJ Ousville at IL o'clock \ NJ
October 81. 1876 d!
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DIRECTIONS.
Only Agency in New.i ork,
Isl BROADWAY.
Between John--i. and Maiden-lane.
.f-xt- TIT

-. NAT liactAfc1 Of Hof---
.actsL
WHerln-n : and Spor.sInens
Goa. srd Pea Jackets,
Sheafs Paisri LIE Chair and
Se=ees. with Days in
provenerts,
Grtaih'. P Eteni Cotton Float
-, for rating bales Of Get
India Rubber Cloves.
IriiA Rubber PsnLaloons,
Do O. Sh.rr-1. uDI
wafer or air proof.
Air Cushions g1d Pillows,
uvdrostz;i. Beds, 5sthi1s
Caps, Rubber Tents ana
Baggage Covers, Ws:sr
Buck.r, together with 81
-. various other styles OF
Rubber Goods, 81 warrant
eG 10 stand heal or col.
zni wa,er 1IthoEt chsag=-
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:, KITITIINOTs LANDS, &c. lof s.

"a BTU MINOIS IUtE LNNUS, Nc Iut SNIv'-
Thedivded thre. uUrlhs interest 81 tracts un-eN-
ed Lands situated IN Clinton County State oil Fennsy-
yaua near th, uf the Susquehanna RIVER.
not far the ourishng c Lock Haven ana 50
near o where the Stas improvements OF the navigation
extend "A 10 AFFORD facilities OF port by them 10 mar
hel from the lands which tho buumiuOus Coal re-
zion and contain this Coal also Iron Ore. Frebrch Cs
and Timber VIII be sold at moderate price. For
farther particulars apply the Agent for the owners
r BROWN. II South 5th st. Philadelphia
INQUIRIES ii mad. by letter. viii he attended TO- 10 be
addressed es above. DR.. A. g. MASSEY, at Lock Tia.
ven Clinton County near the Lands, also be spped
~ f,r Information Ol3 eodiw
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Ilublir Gonpepanres, &e.
HOUR CHANGED

IT. HOUR CHANGED for Alb,py--s.
k-As.stts.-s-S Peoples L,nS OF Steamers-Or and ,s
Sloaa.v. fsiH. Tie sesu.-rs Ksjcr'
ERBoCKER, ISAAC NEWTON aud COLCNgIs' "a "a
leave TIE foo, of Cort Snti-s;, daily a. NJ irxs.s y
six. a. heretofore. MS IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

WARRINGTON & RICHARDS, Agents for ne
w 5alstou ,rou and Glass WorGs ssse removed 10 No
- Bslns-slip Gas; Ircn Pipes AMI Windo" Glass Tor
ala o3er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

PIcKpocKET--A man named George Mcintosh
alias Sailor Jack yesterday arrested IN the act OF
picking the pocket OF gentleman in the store at No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
,rnE KNICK ERBOCKER Fire Iusurau

'fNlfE Elk FIRE Insurance. toW'
i pany (latr tic Mutual Of New Gork-Cap,ia slSOuM
Otiic- No Is Waslrhc Legislature OF this Stale st u,
late session passed changing the corporate name
the old Mutual Insurance Company Of tho City OF New,
York. the Knlckerbocker Fire Insurance Company o.
New York. All future business of that Corporation vii
therefore be transacted under It's new name.
mny he well TO add by WAY Of explanation, that ths Old
Mutual" Notwithstanding it- lille in fact Stock
and that the change Of obtained to prevent mis-
apprehension on TINT point
This Company against loss dsinago
by hr favorable terms similar Institutions N Inn
citv. DIRECTORS
George Ireland John Gray L. C Hanerslsy,
John OUhuut, Bolts Moore Chas. r. Leyench,
Geo ArcUarius, Rob't C. Wenore Benz De Forest.
Robert Benson Edward Cook, VIM Tucker,
John Campbell Anthony Lamb Asher Riley,
George CUnkiin, Adam Sorric hlrN'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush Robert Kermit VIM. T.. Dean,
Robert l.. Stuart, Anthony ChardOn, William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND, President
a. b. McDoSALD, Secretary
Ncw-York. May u.s. 1916 eiJ eodb
DKlNTlNG INK Mandatory. SUBSCRIBER
a has recently introduced power and improves
machinery into his manuacOry which enables hun IN fi'
nsh his customers with very superior article. Pfmslf
and merchants VINO may have orders for Primers Ink VII
mud them promptly executed MT moderate prices and maj
rely being supplied with Ink of excellent qualify and
O Interchangeable color. The subscriber manufactures Ing
of various coUr- w rcd, blue green, Nc Orders d.
rectcd 10 his mandatory 30 Fronts. between Monigon'
cry and Ooyeneur through he Dispatch Post will DO
punctIsy attended To. This paper has been printed 0J
iDA rom this mandatory Tor several years.
o6 2mD&W GEORGE MiTHER
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bKIUbE, 10 WateT-st ha- Tor sale a sssOrtnien
OF the best kinds of Stoves for Halls Paors Nufseres
Stores, Sc These stoves made % the best materials
snd IN substantial Our hall stoves with drums
Connected give entire satisfaction n using thetn and
confidently recommend them all who ish hea!
their houses IN pleasant and economical way We hayo
also OnsIes Patent Paror Stoves =. ch sIl excel every
other In economy and purity of heat Also Bosgorhs An
Tight Stove for wood and other kinds Offices chambers
&c at reasonable prices Stoves put up o. short BY
competent worknen oig Imsol
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EHthE NOTlCE-rbal the ooparinetship heretofore,
ana tJf NE last nine years. existing betw CHARLES
OSBORN Esq late of Bellpon Long ISLAND. and the sub
scnher, under the hfm Of OSBORN LITTLE, has been
dissolved W the death Ut Hr. OSBORN and that the az
fairs of the late Will be settled and The business
dLcted On the same terms heretofore the subscriber
ON hi= %" n account al the old sand - Futon-st.
Hew-YorH, NUy. g. 1910 CHARLES 5. LITTLE.
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IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate OF the
1Co0nty Of Newly o6Sctce Is hereby gwen all per-
having claims 4sn. Charles De Nader late Of tie
CITY OF N-y-Y ork broker, cecrased, present u.
with The vouchers thereof The subscriber the Ofce u
Geo. Buckhaa. MOI WaI,--t lie City OF on
before The ian day Of March Dated .;c.S-York
The 18th day Of September, 1919.
SO lassr4 FRANCIS HIASCAPD E..r,ro,
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IN PURSTAN nee OF an order OF the Surrogate Of The
County OF New YORK notice i hereby gwen 10 a. per.
hsying claims Andrew BlcshaIn late o th.
CITY Of S-York, Physician, dsceasec 10 present l.
same with the vouchers thereof subscriber al h.
Office No Wa-s IN. the City Of New York on or before
the lslh day Of March Dated New York the 10th
DAY OF September, 1910.
.ls lsxtn. GEO PTCKHsM Aluifnistrstnr
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The extensive r,s-hnery zrd ciseE iacies Tor man
:s-c1r;n= embrace n ---ee establishments S-Io-nC
the undersigned sza5!es in - insure prompt e1sczilof
OF al orders Ia SUPERB. manner, and win greater d.
P1 Nc eo sdli Z A' QUEER HORACE II DAY
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ENTRY THIErs-The entry OF DR. Van Nests re.
sidence No l6l Broadway. entered last night and
robbed OF n valuable cloak
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Proprietor, c6ce le5 5owery Sold wnoiesa!e and re-
tAtl, By WYATT 4 KETCHAN. II Pulton-sc :. T. and
c. Sloane 10 Fgon-s- BROOKLYN. Price 81 VS. srn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

DARING RoBBERY-Some daring thief yesterday
entered the house OF Mr.. Lander. No 30 Centre-st
broke open trunk belonging to ooaider named cnas'
Heath and stole hereirom $500 gold and silver coin
besides other property with which he made HE escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

THEFT OF WATCH-A man named Jas. White
was arrested charge OF stealing watch from James
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

No. ~ North Second. st. Philadephia
VI. THOMAS Il SON, Aucl'T-, 90 Wsnuts-
TrnIh lnnnth lOctoberl l. 1876. n5 2wU<W
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StLE-By virtue Of a writ of ierl iacias


BESJ,MrN l.. BuLISGE, Attorney for Mortgsgec,
M lswllw No - Warreustreet, New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
Pr. fsr1HSir this Pills.
FOR SALE BY A. O. FAIRCUU.D
AGgNr WHEEL

AGENr WHEELING. VA.
L. UNPREJUDiCED Let no Ir,li.b nc,
:. y suns be 80 rrciuiicsd against IN. now truly
r''e'fn'cd mrd'rine To dosInse this ADVICE L., /,
Toe Decd immediately pain beng fc,i no matter
"h"fe u may he. whether la The head or feet wb .
'hef ~ he 10 The back sbIomen whether of,s ,,c
rom external or iiiern i cansc usc he
f'Hs and rely upon It. that the Pain will %. The
N'dy VII To restored o. hralih a. snon a. natute
mas fcccived suite cnt assistance from thpr cnect
Lac qusniiiy 81 umpire hnInors discharged fr an
IN" @|v hY 'he action al The Brnpdreta'. P,I,s Is
ffPi'ced ~ the cou'sc ol few ur> with ne,y aud
pirr bl"oj by Ihe diso,iion uf n m.Jeroie meal
~ p"rfi"s The bpdy with this medicine The whols
''"'S - blood bceomeS ehIucly purified and regcn.
Grated 80
That the besfl Is Ihs iiGe III the body n,..,m.
- "nHispncd iheroi,fe shall say TIM, 1, hs,or AZ,
scat 81 h'e, % must also b. ,he seat Of disease n
a'>ease nc ~ the hl.rd. VIC shoutJ abs,raet an. d.,
eAse o"iy' the bl"ri u ~ the ;mpnriie, wh,,b
"''s, %" removed by rursaiion To- secure our health
!" "i' States OF The we,ihet. in all .ilu,tian< and t.,
~ c'imnic' The blood. like a good spirit, il nj,
ways iry'uE to beneG the body by in struggles Ia
'apt impurities. Bui - not eapnbIe IN G e, its
"wn puihcaiion al nii tines lo do hi, IL mosr
one" have "ssis'ance. When The blood il loaded
WIN lmpuf Ties. especially in hi. climate The
sons qnrtc"s nay hc fatal. provided the hL,od "a
20, p"'hrd nj "Dce, md this u sure 10 be effect ed
""'''" ITS hre used. may 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
EGGS EXPORTER

lhc Atlas seems To wish some light on IN,
subject OF Eggs. We can tell il exactly wha
we have done in that line. The Atlas SAYS
| I'VE were informed the other day by sin
Gle packer OF Eags-therc being several in IN,
| city that the quantity which he had arcad,
shipped, and expected still 10 pack, would not
| tall short Of about 1000 bills, containing sd
dozens each-orabout ONE MILLION OF Eggs
We presume that the number Of Lgls shipped
from our city this Spring VIII not iail short OF
TWO MILLIONS"
mat Arithmetic Is not quite as accurate as
me Auas generally deals in; for II is more than
900 per cent. on; OF the way; whilst It's state
msnis ere usually about one half right.
II there were Z. 200 barrels, at 90 dozen each.
tben, me number exported was M ore than sew
en- n1iilionsl The truth, however, is yery dif
erent. Since the LIST OF January, 1876. we
have exported about 3 900 bills. a, 90 dozen
'ach' which makes more than hree mllions
~ the course Of year, we export about ten
housAnd understanding no, much under
sIsE MILLIONS or EGGs.
The Cincinnati hens must be very prolific,
and we would suppose their capacities were
rather overtsskcd IN the way Of LAYING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
0-g-A PERFECT CURE FOR nys

GA PERFECT CURE FOR DyS.
rbFSlA The greatest modern discovery. in
presenting 10 the world cure for Consnnn.
ZION TN every case when taken while nature
IS capable OF carrying on the healing process:l
also LAYER Complaint, Bronchitis. Pleurisy,
any asthma has also accidentally, been found
10 be complete remedy for Dyspepsia
physician called on me to-day and ordered one
dozen OF DR.. Taylor's Balssm OF Liverwort 20
Dc sent TO him. He has prescribed IL in 90
raj cases, with complete success, and has mo-,
Jailed IN any instance. What triumph for
this medicine, which has Justly become so
popular, and done so much good for the cause
% suffering humanity. hany person wishes
70 hear the name or see persons recently cured
VIII give the name OF q doctor who was
cured himself, and who has kindly permitted
10 be referred TO; also the names Of some of
our Oldest and most wealthy citizens.
For sale by JAMES BAKER. NAV 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
MEcHANICs.-The f,Ilow;0g .,,,,o, ,

bout our mechanics is true every word of !, !.
They are The palace builders Of the world:
uot such 10 hewn, not stone is shaped in
oil the loIdly dwellings Of the rich, that does
not owe It's beauty aud its fitness TO the Ne.
chnnic's skill; the towering spires, that mise
Iheir giddy heights among the clouds. denend
upon The mechanic art aud strength for thei,
symmetry, beauty and fair proportion; Their,
Is no article oi comfort aud pleasure but what
bears The impress Of their handiwork How
exalted - their calling-how sublime is their
vocation! Who dnres TO snecr at such fra
ternliy OF honorable men---who darcs 10 cas-,
odium upon such patriotic racel Their natl,
IS one OF true glory and il il their own faul,
u u does not lead them to the highest posts u
honor and rcnown.