davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01


DIR. JAYNE's HAIR ToNIc-For the Prcser.
Walton, Growth and Restoration of the Hair.
which will positively bring new hair ON the
bald head, and prevent its falling out. or tum-
ing grey. This is an. excellent article, and
mas III hundreds oil instances, produceda fine
growth of hair on the heads oltbose u Lobav 90
been bald.
Read the following from the Boston Mail.
May 3, 1911:
.Jdync's Hair TOHie.-Ahcr giving the
article a fair trial-we unhesiiatingly pro-
nounce IT TO be-what il, processes. the best
article without any exception, in use for the
restoration and preservation Of the human
halr. We know of numerous instances where
the hair has been restored to heads which have
been BALD Tor years; and we think we cannot
do o gieater favor than 10 recommend 10 all
our readers who are losing their hair. to make
trial OF TINS Tonic Immediately" For sale
BY Dr. J. CRUMBACKER Ma =,
iun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

ne compensation due Ihc steam tnp x. r..
fOFhes, Tor services rendered to the Bfigsb
steamship Cambria. in assisting d, get her on
Tue shore az Truro Beach, was lcit 10 hgb,iia
non nnd Che reference, awarded Gs 500 y,
ipe forbef oIe Cambria 10 pay the e~gaeus.s
81 the referees. The o,sser of tic Gen a.,
cola r%ecefvcd 500 for the services Of tla,,
port and the pfopHeton Of the Maylsver.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

COFFEE BAGS.-A lady in Boston ths
Other day be- passing down Beacon street
Nat Der lilht dress caught a nail in a olaok
W.ith iH5prot w1s removing The lsffcf
ol1 not h.aI Zoe appeals If doe .1dy until n4a
sfr,s was torn almost completely On agl b.
ealei iO thc as'o1.sbei spectators fb. vrsii
hh'Fn commercial pbfaa PrIusoid ygra
"ni',n ou the skIu underneath. The lrl,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
TOE. ICE- TOE

llE Suhscfref would respectfully InE,rm The
Il citizens OF Wheeling. that he is pre- pared ,0
iur"ish ihem with any quantity oI ICE. fnm IA.
MAMMOTH ICE HOUSE,
during the SEA sou AZ ms usual Low PRICES md
at any time ~ may be wanted by day OF night.
fri,o's wishing Ice can leave word al either o
The Gliuw ng places and they shall n. r,.n,,I.
attended '". VIZ AL , Kelly Store South Whee-
l"e-Nm Georses Store. North Wheelinr-Todd
" ho~clFs Shoe s'ors. Marker square Bren,iin-
ger AT"ih'ca' Ashland ,qusfe. or at The residence
"i 'he y" pTIeior ia EuSl Wheeling.
may ~ JAcOR ANucK
Argus copy AMI charge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
VOLUNTEERS PROM Missouri.

We learn from the ST. Louis Republican,
that the volunteers from that state, 900 i'm
number. left on the steamer Convoy for New
Orleans ON the 23d inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

The Arsenal in Centre street, New York.
contains 10000 stand ofarms, and 800 pieces
ol ordnauce OF different calibrc-all in excel
len condition, aud ia ior immediate use,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
AOrII,E-

ME National Fair being held i'm Washington
CITY instead Of Wheeling. viii prevenl IA
rom taking the premium ny The exhihansn of one
ut "o' ei'saaf WHITE SiLVERY BEx&aNR II,,s
nose persons who could MT 10 aecomul3 stsd tas,
week Of our Factory on Union -. will piakAs cali
aeain THIS week. We hope 10 he prepared ~ sap
ply you all gentlemen. DARE A UOce
mnu 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

lne Nii iwaukic sentinel SAYS there arc H;y,y
o"e hoieis and tavems in that Town. AMI -,
l'ffe are not enough to accommodate.
''a'el On the sunday before. there Wa a",
. spare bed orr vacant fosm In 49, 49,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

SUlCiDE.-A young man, about twenty
years OF age, named William Wardner. a step
son OF Mr., Giles Hand. of Gaines, residing
about one mile north of he long bridge some
tour miles west OF this place on the canal.
hung himself early on Saturday morning last.
re was lound lead, suspended boy the lines Of
a harness. ina baru-shed near the house-Or.
kGHs ABtyican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

Gen. Brady and STAFF. Of the 18th Brigade
n. y Militia, have offered their services Tor
the Mexican war TO the President. From Ibis
TACT, and the patriotic exhibition In the city
OF New York, 10 h. presumed that the small
quota OF troops required from this State will
~ ~ readiness without calling upon ihe west
Of all II the fighting patriots Of this region
wish Tor . chance, they will DO well 20 profer
tbcir services az once.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS-F,rst Scss.
Correspondence Of nc dut,ric0H
snuf..r.N Aay ~
SENATE-

Correspondence Of The dn,,riean
WAsHtNGroN, May p.
SENATE.
Tbs bill To provide lot tie adjustment OF
land claims ia the States of Louisiana, Mis-.
si,elppi, g.. (Spauish gan,s) was read a
thrd time aud passed.
Mr. Benton sid ne WAS anxious that the
ball, which was before the Senate Yesterday
in relation Ia the Army. should be- passed
without delay, aud he would therefore de.
Ter thc rcmainlcr OF bis Oregon speooh until
TO motnDw
The bill relative to ,hc Amy was then Ia.
kek up.
Nj. Alchison Withdrew his amendment IN
the inst section requiring the officers 90 b.
discharged 80 lhe close OF the war.
Nh. Mangum also withdrew his motion IL
suikc Ont tlg first section.
Nj. DI2 offered sundry amendments tu lhc
details OF the BILL ALI OF which were agreed
Mr. Benton also offered one or two amend.
meuts authorizing the employment ol arnpr
ers, W~heciwrights, carriage makers. SC. which
were agreed la.
Mr.. Wcstcoot offered an amendment, th,
elect OF which was 10 give the President IA,
power OF selecting the general officers 10 com
madd the volunteers from the officers of Ola,
state militia, instead of leaving he selection
% the Governors Of toe States called upon
The amendment was very properly rejected.
The bill was then ordered to b. cngros,ed,
aud was subsequently, read a third time and
passed
by this bill the President las authority TO
appoint two Major Generals aud four Bri-a
der Generals inaddition to those NOW in ser
vice and to select them from the Army OF
from citizens, at his discretion.
On motion OF NJ. Johnson oil Nd., the French
SPolation Bill was taken zap for the purpose
OF taking a vote upon it-but limitations hav-
ing been given of an intention TO debate il,
II was passed by informally.
On motion OF Mr.. Fairfield, the bill for the
augmentation of the Naval force OF the l.. 5.
was taken up and made the special order for
Monday.
On motion Of Mr.. Sewer, the Senate Cat one
o'clock went into Executive Session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

Iie b'lr Of ~ hau.ep Untea.14 .f. I..a
beoiogis. cd 90" >tatr. who $50. drowned last
wees ia lahe Snpa.i1f. has been .cl.e4I
'il carried To- p .tnIt. wH if eH. Ia.sr n
"rh every pos iae utlk o. l....t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

The Hughes Family are doing fine business
in Pittsburgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
NFORMATION WANTED on GlnnD

d hhNhf OF Ph'iodeiPhiaI. aLpul 81 yeaf, oC
's"' h"i smart and active, would be taken r.,
much younger man. lie lcn Pittsburgh lor yybss.
hng on The 2Oh of November last To sell 80.
and TO return IN IS days; since which timo A.
''i"nds have not heard 81 HIM lie wore bl,sL
coa"es, black pants and satin v,si. A linz ,..nas
ing HIM, directed 10 Rot cn Morrison, S,uih W.
ing Va. will be thankfully received. m.v %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

a ~" WESTERN STATE-Tbs Nil.
"aHaIa Counter sla,i. thsfa ysr, .r
.t oi .Hs people Of Wisconsin. hB,a &, ~,
gent election declared iu favor of ss...,
i'otrmueHt aud tIat Wisconsin ZIP
'''. 'e rrrs'Biad in Ihc Brtt Cg1-,.
' I"' Ha.yf. lnI Two rcppsngi,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
WHEELlNG GuARnSh

Let Ibis Old Company be re-saseta,sJI,t
The regular and honorary members Of N,
Wheeling Guards are hereby ordered 10 meet
al the City Hall ON Tuesday evening next
the 2d June at "a o'clock.
The citizens Of Wheeling and the sp,,o,n
ding country who contemplate VIOLIN.
TBERlNG, in compliance with Inc rco,;si
ton oi the Governor Of Virginia. are re.,,c,.
iully solicited To- attend, as tlley will have 4,
Opportunity OF enrolling their names.
Gentlemen have been selected A. sdl,.s.
,he meeting who are competent 20 do justice
TO the subject Of protecting Ame6r.as snd
American soil. By order al
GEO. w. CLUTTER, CAPTAIN.
ISAAC bLANcHARD, lst Scw't. may 30
NIRGINIA o. cn,vcrev-Af wle, h.tt
ih me elefk's uHi . 1i che County Conn IN
v''' ''.aIf' in he month ol June 1886
' "''''"' Compliment
N1hfn SpH1wl sod Robert AIrYg. B,C.ys..
me 'tienitWi Koleu S@afoai.. oct b,,., s,.
'''.' 'affflrar.r aud gwen a4rrurg sl.,,f,.
y ne ~ 'i es,rmf'y srd itr fa.s q "a. 90.
't' 'iffahnf 81 saH-arI.fy gr.f ib,f be ~,
~ "hi''t'hi ni ihr comm us s.Hb of gI,.t..
'' m''.'h ofihe com 1.al.f % b. 8rI.-sf ~, M.
'" "''fm.1hi Do af.raf I.fa Loo lie f~t a. ~
"e ''' Anfnr term Hfirs r4ufr snl so.-e, 81.
'''lani' 'iI and Hsi e. ealf ~ DE-. osla, 49,
f'Fih H.rurd .0 s1Hlr nessr,rft etr,4s !.
20 ey pi wheeling ff two m.ntIs srlr.m,vsy
i'ta " .he irnI aH,f 81 lte Couu house IN
county. s. rHpf fr.e
j"l jNo M~COLLOlH csG q e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
COMBs:C COMBS,
HAIR BRUSHES.
FL.OUp
PALM LEAF HATS

Hi boz T. l. H.ls; ja-i reed nd Er al. 4.
may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
- 49, Tx, Captain,
isAAo BLtNcHARD, lst SENT. NAV 30

NAHeANlA W cHtNCrRv-At rules held
'n me elefs's nhi oi fhc County c.uu IN
ONO c'g1lf. 'n he month ol Jlre 1886
Joseih Wits,u. 49,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

BARfTAl IN POSSESSION oFTHE AMER
iEANS-GEN. TAYLOR CROSSING THE
RIO GRANDE-MATAMORAS PRoRA
BLY, TAkEN-RErREAT OF THE MFY
lCANS-CoNDITloN OF THE WOUND.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
TOR RENT.

s1D LOT OF Gonilemcn's aud Youth. Leg-
y horn Hats just reed. Gents No I and D
be"vei Hate, together ~th III kinds Of Hs,. s,t
caps on hand which Cant he ben, IN The ci,v II,
s,o'hF's eod e~heopncss Caiiat S d HARPERS
may pc """ SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

% NtuAH bTHEETt NV YORK.
' Wis Siocs ct Printed Cahcuea. nearly IA %.
Gently purchased bf cash an4 shos, syeti, =,
greatly reduced prices. are oaefs1 a. lsom I ~
''n'. per yard ioWer haa ne prisa u ApsiL
Ofu'eha'efs are gu'Tan'ssJ he pnoes-sn5
alo,,anees made ~ q given pauHl
~ Caiakrfncs ffonesvs3 e,J e,.-,.-,.4 s.tN
teGu'flng he puces-afs 9lsfeJ IN he l,,t, a.
'"ye''' and sent "nh sools ordersd. may as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

SPLENDID OIL, SIX N CIdTII
~ CAPS. just reed aI us Main a.
may 20 A G. MCAIIAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

q "a ItITE BEAVER HATS -NCALIAL
las ihe ptotiesi White Beaver HAS M
W." 'ny' 'hcy we're mann aciured IN the CITY az
View York, NJ one 81 fho mrsl fashionable es1.b.
l'shmenis MID are light as gossamrr. Call Al I7S
M'tn -. may pc a & MCAIIAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
VOL. v. NO. 27j

tenants, improve in their conduct as tenantf 10
ZION 10 the sjps taken TO give ihetn their money
In connection with the general SUBJECT ti'e P
situation OF Boston should be taken mo '!emi c,r;rc
Surrounded MS II is with water. and rnpioI! =
in uouulator the value Of land near The ee.s pa - -
the civ nhre considerable portion 81 h"e yo' n'ts ~
.,ovs imam ia cutie high 10 a!lo" VI .i os
decen,ly lodged IN any but large buildings pun w eA
rs.lv for the purpose and so arranged as 10 give -
ln,ch accommodation as possible over gwen spol o.
,onrd and to 90 this sdvan!ageously considerable
capital must be employed -.
rho subject has already attracted the attention OF capt
,s,; in England and opposite liverpool on The Chez
Ye shore very large establishment ~ now building,
n,end.d 70 lodge about $50 families.
This establishment, which | visited last year ia ex-
ceep in some respects but better suited TO the cid
country than 70 being very much crowded aud So
srrap ged as 70 require very stIic; supervision
I need not enlarge upon the immense moral dement's
which would fow from extensive change in the lodg-
ings Of The poor X indeed the foundation OF all Other
reforms among them the first and most obvious means
of rescupg their physical and spiritual natures from Inc
early degeneration SO amen,ab!y prevalent These
truths though evident might be dwell upon through a
volume withou, exhaus,ing the subject My wish IS
now merely to attract the attention OF our capitalists and
builders 10 the fact that this all important reform IS
ohi t3eir reach and may be effected with little or no
risk and feel assured any who Will take me
trouble 70 investigate the subject will become sAusned
that half million so invested would be OF more service
10 the industrious poor than be rendered them by
double tie money 10 the form OF charities. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
Indians in Europe-A warming 10 speculators.


The following letter states facts OF very decided
interest to many VIII the Press OF the West. es-
peciay, give them general notoriety.
Extract from letter OF GEORGE CArLIs, nov il
Paris. TO friend in New-York
Pray. get some OF the Editors in the United States,
whose papers reach 10 The Westers frontiers to dis
courage any other parties of Indians from coming
to England or France for the purpose OF exhibition.
The party OF y Oiib5eUdgs VINO came from London
TO Paris some months since have not been able. even
il connection wiki my extensive collection 10 real
lie more Than expenses. and the person N whose
charge they Were falling OF The means required 10
pay their expenses back 10 London. | volunteered
10 DO II m! set: and accompanied them on their pas
sage, taking Brussels The way In that city they
contracted that most awful disease The small pox,
with which ) or were sick md by which three Of
the finest men OF The party have lost their lives. The
rest o: the purity have sent By steamer 10 London,
and very much fear they Will there be reduced 10
great distress Their detention in Brussels was
more than month, and my o1tlays for them since
;hcy left Paris have been moreihan $1,000 NJ eSpen
ses il exhibiting the parties of [orGS and Ojibber ny
Indians in England and France, in connection with
my extensive collection. during the last year have
been quite equal 10 all The receipts, besides the loss
OF years time, with much Toll and great deal OF
Anxiety aud in that time have had The distress and
paid The expenses of SIX funerals amongst them =
The expenses and responsibilities OF sach parties in
foreign couatry are much greater. and their re-
ceipts much less, than the ardent expectations Of
those bringing them over. and sincerely hope, FOR
the happiness OF the poor Indians, and FOR the bcne
fit OF those persons who may De planning such spec
Ua;lons that other enterprises of the sind may be
undertaken, at least for many years TO come.
Paris 30 JGm'g GEO CATLlNr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
THE YOUNG ANALYZE.
UNIVERSITY EDITION

nF DR.. WEBSTERS DICTIONARY; Abridged from
~ the Quarto American c!ion4ry with Walkers keyto
the pronunciation OF Greek Lsiiu ugd Scripture proper
Names &c etc with Memoir and Busi OF .e Author One
volume, royal duCcrciro
la his Revised Edition The principal object has been TO
arnch work those numerous clssses OF the community
who FOR coE-Lai!nl something above ordinary
Sc1OU Dictionary but who not disposed ~ purchhsi
Websiers nrg-f works. For THIS purpose humorous sd-
dlons been nude The vocabulary and 10 the dtfri
oup particularly TINT portion Of the American Die
0nary Shcn The edition of 1871, and also from
the adcenda u 3D. That lie number OF words IL tals 20
caouury Is above ty thsuscd IS 600 than IN
WsiSe . large Dictionary.
This Dictionary gned FOR general mud popular use IL
low presented 10 tue pubic in the hope that will Meet the
InulLuGes OF the cOuuryneE OF Dr. w epstr MOI
only among the teachers and higher casscsn Public Schools
ard also in the Counting House, the Manu-
factory the Family Eor sale ey booksellers gene, ally
HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE,
,os ne 2l6 Pearl.sL y. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
EITSI FITS


lVAN'S VEGETABLE EXrRACT--An inisllibe Rene
dy Ep!-p,lc Fits Failing Sickness, Commissions
&c n-dicns Glch purely vegetable 10 The only
remedy thai een discovered whch VII! posiiTey
cure hitherto luviEcrnbs disease. IL Ia well known
from time mmemofa pA scans have pronounced Epep
tic Fit. ncursbs. IL has Dated all their skill aud the boast
ed power of all medicine and consequently thousands nave
suffered through miserable existence, end u asi yielded
pa;er0a feeling nnumerab!c hearts VIII bear tes
,imOny. And with All Difference 10 the opinions OF phys-
Clans, The learned and great we say posit'.eiY Epilepsy
can cared Wa Of now long standing, or "lht
the ,-cs produced by t can be cured Jhe feseta
be Extrac: all powerful curing his drTad scourgc OF
human uIiyhgudceds been cured aud the GER
tie vt the principal "cr lSf Grand
Negg York where The ut cted Invited 10 gall aud
their examined. snd advice given rec OF charge
Let VIII, DOUBT the efficacy oi the Vegetable Extract or
think ,h-r bopee-s let such CAL upon hr 'o
owing persoGs who have either been cured or are now
using Inc medicine:
Mrs Jane iienn-.t. WHOSE afflicted Tor rlghl or
nine years win Epentc Fits cured by u-lns The We
g-labl- Exrract--c4ilBud see her stlll Gfhnd-St
M J4cop Petty, who si,cteI tor iOut years win
Epileptic Frs cured by usog the 'esetao!r fSurc
cal aud him Al ~ Desnty-st Mfa Eleanor '" hie
afflicted for rrnty years nth EpLrpuc FITS hu1 was
cured using the Vegetable EXac-cbll and see cT At
Yorkvile MIR. WIN II P4rsei.s who has be.D afflicted
for lhree years with Epeptc F IS now Using Inc
Vegetable Extfgci-ca aud him No l9 bfoome-sl
Aud numerous others may be called on II desired Price
81 per bottle
Ivuns Vegetable Anti, Bilious pil's for removing all NOR
bid and corrupt humo. and purifying The blood fce -
cents per box DRs VANS HART, Proprieors
i4f im-od- PfGcipa, Office 1874 GranI-st Ne"-fork
INFAI.LIBLK REMEDY rorRrosi7d Limos-rns
proprietor 81 The DslIsh Lirinsnt, which las attsod
such celebrity In tbs north OF Europe for Its efficacy IL
h-sin, Frosted Limbs and been introduced by MIN In Phi
la5epha with equal -Hcrs.> acqnsGJ ahcae afflicted thai
he hss appointed AGENCIES lei Es EieecEcfst. sEd %
d.,dsuAu. aud - H4tdeL-!sre Up psirE We've suppJ
.--. ,r.-s.-~ = .rts kff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
The uick.ites, the Bible and War.

tn 1te Editors Of TIE 2ri5ane:
perceive notice in your paper of the 2lst inst.
OF 8 new publication on Peace and War, by MIN
lister OF the Society OF Friend, of the branch called
Hickstes. lis due to the Society 10 state that the
doctrine held there in relation to the Jewish Wars,
is not generally approved by the Society, nor ever
has been. The following is clause OF the Discip-
liac OF the Society
This meeting doth earnestly exhort all parents, heads
families and guardians .; minors that they prevent
much in them lies. their children and others rCer theiG
tuition from having reading books and pa
pers ,endag 10 prejudice the profession OF tue Christian
religion The last doubt concerning tue anthem
ci,y of the Holy Scriptures of those saving truths
lost their infant and feeble minds should be poisoned
thereby, aud foundation laid ior the greatest evils
Book Of Discipline, page Is.
Please 10 give the above an insertion in your
papcr. y SUBSCRIBER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

~ Dyspepsia.-ThsI most unpleasant snd da1ge-ou,
d..ase cured by Sir Ashley Coopsrz Albuquerque Pun
Tp phi yrlc has bee. used extensively IN Lie private
rse,e OF Sir Aslley Cooper, SID winch has met with such
gnprecedrned il lie world Il now aIfoduc=d
on ths side the Atlantic. So sesi Is is ner Ai acme OF
~, - eminent u-act:Jners administer Il IN tnelr prsc-
tire Thousands testimonials offs beneficial effects might
b. gduce but lhe proprietor i-es assured hA. The be-:
recommendation Is s eticgcy ard therefore prefers sub
ring u 10 b. tested by rIpafIia. p1oic de wishes
however distinctly understood that hr does not pretend
tsr mis- pi vii cure every hing but only Lhsi il Will cure
c-fsD diseases If perseve:ec il among tb-sc srs Wind II
the Stomgch indigestion, Nervous Headache Dyspepsia
Con.paiiou CJsi'enss aad slc diseases a- ere ce-a
hes Pms .vi1ui deriving any ben-ni .a have iaslf 40
new r1pde Price - cuts peS box Full directions &c
roIy,n,ryIn7 zach box. For sale oSLY oy
DIR CAROL = co. No. Aufray-st- nssr Broai'Esy'
t-fi,asof. sriscipa. Agents II America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
aPAITEWAITE,S RETROSPECT

nF PRACTICAL MEDICINE aud Surgery. Part l.,
OJuv lS1 January, 1916 ia published containing
upward OF S01 pages octavo. Price 30 cents
This invaluable compend OF Medical Intelligence COM
prise. an account every d4covery and Improvement Of
say portance made in the medical scerce during the
last ak months L. work that Is ackno'S ICED 10
be Indispensable the practitioner who wishes 10 Keep
pace with improvements OF the and lie merits are
vel known 20 the profession who with ona accord have
ranked it ss the truly ussG medical Journal ever
published.
Terms for the whole acres No. 10 u, S. per year
thereafter, 81 81. AdGtess, pe.t paid NE puhlsner
lSf DANIEL ADEE., III Fulton-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

his dsty There are places where such & minister
will be appreciated at something like his true value
How honorable IS the example which be has thus
Sc, before bis brethren! What rebuke does that
example administer 10 those wine-bibbing pulpit
truckers, those mouthers OF sacred things who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
=. Hang another flower
Ofear,hly SOFT ABOUT the sacred Truth
And venture whites 10 mix the bitter te-
,r,..t .t;-L x,,s,as ~ ,he sinners tgstF -

To the Friends OF Temperance in NewYOrk we
suggest that they could Lot more eiiectualy sub
serve the Good Cause at this crisis than by reprint
Ing Mr.. Walkers Discourse and sending copy TO
every family in the State. 1! IS in itself an adnra-
bic presentation of the main arguments against Ii
censes. and may serve as hint 10 other preachers
TO lend their influence in a similar way to promote
the cause Of Truth and sobrie,y Friends OF Total
Abstinence! will you think OF This suggestion1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
Bouhs.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT

IEIFRISUNMEN FOX De BIT,
lust PUBLlS HED-The Act - abolish Imprisonment
- for Dzbl AM Punish Frauducn. Debtors, with ali the
amendments: containing Aiso Forms and Practical Dfec-
lions TOR proceedings under said with references 70 de-
c,pls For sale the Law Blank and STATIONERY Sore OF
2if JANSEN y BELL, l5S NassHn.sL
THE YOUNG ANALYZER,
- ENG Easy Outline of The Course OF ln.trucuon IN
AZ the English susge presented in McEigo"s Man
ug! desi nc double purpose OF Spelling Book
md Dirou4r in b- youu in schools just pub
ll.h.f hy 81 81 iAkk IL NEWMAN. lg9 Broadway.