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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
wILLIAM KIGGs' ESTATE
ADMINISTER ATORSs NOTICE.

RNHE Subscriber having been Qualified ss lhe
ass,nisiraior az William Riggs. deceased
<fqacs,s ell persons LAYING claims against said es-
tate 10 pfesen. them b. him. ~psotsrly authenticated
las settlement. Persons indebted are notified Ia
make psysem 10 the sui ~sco,Def. OF he will To osIi.
.grd 70 fe.ofi ;, The proper leg al means Tor enforcing
AZ. Jan ~ Ims3 WM GOODRICH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Importers. MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in lie
siery, Chores, Crurats, Scarfs, Caps
Stocks, Linens, OIL Silks, DC. DC.
JonS NJ DAVIS 4 JoNEs. loo William SiIeei, S
corner vi John
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
CANCER. SCRoFULA AND CoITRR.

Am pic cal c:euce iss IIu,rd hat ro c,.InLIna-
Iioa of mcdirite has ever been ~ ,hicsciou. ia
removing The ah,ye Diseases as Dr. Jayne. Allrra
tive or Lite Pr setvaIive. II la. effected cures
truly Astounding no, oniy al Cancer aud o,hsr
diseases of that class. but has removed The most
s'nbhofn diseases OF the ,kIn, Desperate. DC Sc.
Thus @ecicin. enters into the circulation and Grad
Ieaies diseases wherever heated. u p%urifss Ihs
Mood and oiher auids oi The body, remo,s 90 ohsiruc-
lion ia ihs pure. Of the skin. aud reduces enlarge.
nen's OF Tho glands az bones IL increases Tho APP
peute. removes hcsdachs or dIow since. and invig-
orsIes the whole sysiem. aDi IN par's nni,aa'ion Ia
tie deceased snd debili.aIed cnn'niaIn,a. There Il
a"ihing superior la II in The whole maieria mod,ca
II is perfectly saie aud %eilremcly pleasant. and la.
nothing oil the dss using nausea accompany lug the
idea ol Swallowing med For .ale hy
leb l6 DR. CRuMBACKER, lT3 MAN st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Wholesale Dealers IN Clothing, 9e. dc.
Ross a. LsIrcu. la William street. (,ew blDck oi
stores bet~ cen John g. Fulton streets
MoR'soS & JoSEs. Diapers. Tallor- aud 5eBile>
men's Furnishing store. l35 aud 1877 William ST
(aew block OF stores between John & Fulton ) j
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A r

rNlE SUBSCRIBER Wishing To retire frvn
the CONFECTIONERY business. will sell
NJ u Bargain. his stock al Goods aud Furuiinre.an
would give im,nedssie p,sssessinn a desired The
situation Is one of re bcsl in the cay. hui not to
i"g all" To give my attention Ia tie b.sipr.s I ~ish
10 have u closed. u The st, Il naj funi'are - so,
-pld heioTe The 2o'h day of hlar,h neIi. IL NH
hen lie scld al Ubiic aucti.n. A!.u 9 se.d bun
Windows viii be sold cheap For further ,srieu.
lar. enquire Of T PARKER.
I'nG M I0t Nam s., Wh.~lins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
BOOKS AND srATIONERY.

UST received. q large supply at Boks and
Stationery oi every variety and of The best
quail ~. and eannoi he surpassed Tor chesrocsx IN
the city, Call and sr~ Tor yourselves. ct
eb5 W. ROBES. cur Main & Union Si.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
SIR JoL6ers aud Importers.

- @VV0tT0 y" ITgVTEtTS.
BowES MNAssk. t6 William 81. c,tn~r Beaver
CARLsros. fRorniSensN & ca. 1877 & 1913 William
81, lae~ bi"cs stare, be,w'n } I'm & Fulton S's.)
JonS BAKts. tla,r iirm Of Baker & Nsp.er) Whole.
saie'dealer IA Silk Good- adapted to The Millinery
Trade. aud Straw Booneis. 90 John Street. near
William
Rom l. sAIrH & IIsSDrRsoS. iT6 Pesd street
iLree J.ors abOvc Pine.
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REMOVAL.

N HAWKINS. ii"nse. Sign, Ornsmeptal
Pa,ntsf. sa Papor-iiapeef. ~"aid rcslect-
miIt inofs BIZ insrds aod The pahiie generally.
ihet he hss fcfn we'd b he roam lmmediaislv ovrf
Mr. n dnfn3 = Saddle-ifes sb0p on Mafksi Street.
hefr cen Is'sf. Msndri A Hstboufs Jsbinsi sh,p
and he old Nas7ni, Hall. where he ean ~ 'out.d
at sl times wien MT ensaged IN work elsswhere.
To ihuse ~ho have ~ i~iierallv paifo' ned hia
htf~iukTe, ho tenders hs sincsfe ihsnks. snd tfusis
ifnm his nci siienlipn - hus tfys, suh be ~ok-
usnlihe mannsf iu ahieh HI iyhs hall he fSns
ih-t hey oil sil cnnbre their isNors All Or
dess lel ia Hf MuHsy'. stop sili b. sitepded 70
pecmFly oiet s
An BELS flour uale if-m waiis IS nssi
HO received snd iof 'aie ~
TED JAS MKEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
Palm LeJ. and Palm Legf Hats.
A JonSsoS q 10. lS9 PraIi ST. up slsir..

Strai0 Goods, artificial Flosers, dc.
Il wiLDE a. Go 60 wIuam 5, Zap sia,ssl ,eI
to The co.hcr VI CSdss street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Dediersi in Staple Dry Goods.
uALLrcK hiovSr & liLLiSes. l73 Peal St. one
dunr ab,Ve Pine.
GIANT & B,nrpx. 90 William ST. Also dealers ia
Indian Gp lis.
ID S TrR>kR. 90 wiIiism. between Cedar and Pioe
Sc Al.o dealer in Zrphyt wvs,Ieds and SmslI
Wares.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Dealers in Fancy and Stopie Dry Goods.
y S& ID Lsrnsor. lis aud III William 81. and
oS John 81. new block oi .iJres beiw cen JShn
and Fulton SIS
FIELD a MEnR.rr. late Field. Thompssn a. Col
l3l William 81. (new block OF Store. bel wesn
JShn and Fulton Si,eei-)
+ Bus.INc. IL! and ll3 William 81. corr er oI
John S'rcci, NEW block Of store. bviween john
aud Fulton Sireeis.)
& w IT Mo9Rg A. Co. 207 Pearl Street. wc.i
side. 4 joofs above Manisn Lime.
PERKiSs. Books 8 wmirE. l26 Pearl street. anA
30 Water street.
HATcH x YAtr. IS Cedar s.. Dry Gpols Johber.
AN eniiro new stock Of French. English and
American Gopds Gseai Inducements sfiesed Cor
cash or approved credit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

baud a goDd as.0rnn@si Of lasA
h or Lard Oh Lamp. enbef FOR P#rl"r. Wslles
so.rension Lamps. which viii bs s,ld 81 rsdue.d
pnce'; Limp Chimne,- and Gl.tss. Ples,s give
me a call, Jan 20 a o FAIIlCHiLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
c AMI BAGS.

SELLlNG UFF AL CUST!
VIEW or OTHER BUSINESS AR
n RANGEMENTS in the ensuing ping. ! have
determined 10 close my pr.sen, hr,ines-, and dis.
pose uf NV extensive STOCK Of DRY GOODS
AT COST AND SHIPMENT.
My very large STOCK CONSISTS vf The best Goods
hrought 10 This market; a large PARTON being -n-
ufely ne~ and vi The mort ses.ouahle end de,ira-
bic description and IL perhaps. NJ fsli snj eom.
pleie az any IN The ws.irrn couniry; Tor instance
OF CLOTHS. CAssiMERES. SArTtNETS
Snd vESrINGS, I have an unusually large qnsn.
lily and Of nlmos, every variety. together with other
gosls for Genii-men's Wear.
cAsHMERES. BOMB ZrNEs. ALPACAs
MERfNoES. SILKS. CiNGHAMs. %cniNrZES.
CALICoEs. &c. VA such quan,ii,ss as perhsp. e.
col any oIhes ia The city.
A very large stock al SIIAWLS &c every va
rie'y and price Fl.ANNELS. slu,lius. Tickine,.
ltaukeis. Marseill-- Quilt. FurniInre Chiniz, Table
Diaper. Linen and Co,i-n Sheeiings. Also q very
large and de,irahle sm X o(
~CAHPETlNG, RUGS,
AID accompanying ARTICLES Tor ilou,ekt eper. And
besiSes lheSc leading Aricirs. NJ cy,Ty bNdy knows
I have all The mira, snicIes 10 be lound IN The mos
complete STOCK or
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
That can he kepi ihs ~hole u wIneh viii lie sold
on tic asoye terms, la close them ouI ss sooa as
possible.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Have a"w an u. prriuni'y uf repienishiug ti,eir stocks
al E.astefh Co.'S, and Expenses.
N ID | viii thank NIL per~ps deblcd 10 me tt
snake settlement OF iheir accoun's, AZ rm deter
mined 10 close my business as soon as possible.
nsS % W r sELBY.
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} s. 7 HokNDROCk. Morcs -.
mr.. 20 ~ NLscln.R. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Y ME- Books and P"p.rs Of the late Hrm If
Il GkiESEMER N TALLANT are piece IN
my h,nds for se,tlsmen,. and I an duly ssih.rxsa
Z" sslils The business 81 the fFm. Those ipd~ bed
vii pl,sse make instant pay meat, rs u j. necsssa-
~ 10 close the busipsss sIo sc.
jim 20 TALLANr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

VIII mn = 80 VT Will trfNNt.
The ssess sncces attending the n.c .f this Bsl.
sas IN Psiu~ssy D's~s.e-. having naturally at
srsrsed he sssessfss of fh,s'cssn. I'D .,ieus. ,ari.
80 crisipes snd s.'miss~ have NJ seu NTH rx ard
- iss e~sspsesni paris. .'n'c have ssys-ssi i, la
! euosain i~isne. oihers mercury. che. and To such sub
'se.acs they sirsbs'e lie ssiraoss,nsvy saicary =
DsrA opinions being entirely esroneous, and csicu-
essd 10 pselad'cs many pessoos sssin-, the med,.
ssns. ~s pledge ourselves that D, ,on's'ns nothing
- ~ kind. ~ ~soyshirg in The less, injurious; on
~ cva'sssy. 10 10 e-ompss~d principally &c <.mple
Ohssswces. The Mes Of iceland the Wild Cherry
- Pine al eur northern attitudes. asc The ps,sc,psl
issssd,snis in the compound. The xres, secret OF
~ s@~sey con>is's in tho me,h,j by which they
go r~sspersd- Soch in fact 70 the mature and sim.
pttetsy " HE medicine. ~ powerful m action. yet
- MID. ale end pleasant In ',s operation. that II
might hs justly termed. Natures o~n Prescrip.
49, and although bu, Two years have elapsed
oSscs IL wee 6ni made public. We can proudly ssy
n he's acquired q celebrity unprecedented by any
Dsjscips IN use. and 10 evidently destined io be.
c".s the wo-s p'pulss and valuable medicine ever
dtsrsvesed. Foe sale by DR. CRUMBACKER:
slso By PRYOR &PAuLL. 4w Jan IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

go blesi~g bestowed uros man. But While W,
go inhshissnss oi This sinful and is.able,oG.c world
~e ere ess~p~lIeJ TO NEE, sickness and pain and
even dessh. AIL~,se Providence has given IN in
No. vegetable kinsism certain remedies which,
~heu extracted With science. Will ares, disease in
- iafsney and psolcns life iof a seas"a. The fact
ssss 20 ssny rerons are daily dying OF ,ha,dread.
Sst diseass Consumption. should ut once awaken
sh~ss who are ha, slightly affected. 10 n sense of
dssy they o~s 10 themselves. and procure n few
bSsslss Il DE- Duncsn's Esp~e,onni Remedy. and
- 10 s~m~d's'ely according ~ The directions;
weesesy roar HE may Re spared and many ycsm
.sress ss Lie. Health aud Hapr,S--s. For sale Ivy
leb l6 B q u 3 MARSH. NIa,n 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

A FULL supply Of R"lger. a sane. wo-ieB
"A h.la 4 S,n's. Wade a Buicbef's. Ashton a
Jsskson's. Pattsf Liedlrss aud oabef %snretio
Bsands e KniScs. Shears. Scissors md RHITs. OF
hand md fr Isie luw whplesals ADD retail. by
ian 20 J&T~ UORNBROOK. montos 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
For The Tribune.
urk.


The Rose.
Not long since was introduced to young lady
of pleasing manners quite graceful in conversation
and apparently of ordinary accomplishments.
Her friend by whom she was introduced, appeared
to appreciate the worth OF so valued friend, and
beguiled the moments with many endearing ex-
pressions; and my short interview with The two
friends passed very pleasantly. A short time atler,
| received beautiful rose from the young lady
with whom had this brief interview, token Of
her kind remembrance OF our short acquaintance.
This | carefully laid aside emblem Of the
loveliness and beauty of youth.
have since learned that this lovely creature had
formed an acquaintance wiki gay and fashionable
dandy. whose beauty and pleasing address furnish
a ready passport into parties OF pleasurei and many
u heart has cause tC bleed IN consequence o his
sordid and centious principles.
Her father. on hearing the character OF her asso-
ciate, and fearing the consequences OF farther lnt
macy dismissed this libertine, without ceremony,
from his house. The daughter, unused 10 parental
control, sought candestine opportunities TO meet
her gay deceiver, and thus not only stained her
own character with infamy for ever, but brought
down the gray hairs of her parents with sorrow 10
the grave.
While contemplating these atictins occurrences,
| sought the rose that ! might again reflect upon
youth beauty and innocence but, what contrast
here met my view. The leaves and stem Of the
rose We're encircled in spiders web. while a huge
black spider had apparently consumed the leaves
of the blossom and partly imbcdded In the bulb
of the flower which he had so wantony deprived
of all lis loyeness Here was, indeed, an emblem
hot of oveness aud beauty; but OF the destroyer
{ of innocence, virtue. and happiness Poor girl!
/ thought l. the loa,hsomc reptile who has encrcled
you in q shroud OF nlamy, destroyed your lowell
ness. and fixed his deadly tangs deep in your heart
is still, the more unsatisfcd still going on from con-
quest 10 conquer. The lovely, the unsuspecting,
and the beautiful may well trenbe al his approach,
for it is their destruction in which he takes lend
ish delight. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

- CT, -ciss e-nci-g great research. and nf0rdng
fund of deeply interesting and very ~Sushl- knowledge
The desire Of fnvesssug into ihs Of :he
they al present exist tnr mind nauray recur- 10 ine past
ana desires 10 know when, xh-rs and toy each bad is
origin n a1d bv what grAiations 1t hss
reached ls present state through what v-siIes has
PASSED and how s ancient compares with III modern
character TO al who desire make such compsri-
son commend this mastery producuon winch ior as
;te invest ga:.on and ce-er srrans, =Ct sy well cra
lanEe comparison with suy similar attempt show 70 the
present generation the fund OF kuo~efgs IN The arts
Possessed ~ the ancieUis ndi,tiiai RECORD
We would fan add paragraph in relation TO the pas
tors LIE u tie auc-n,s .uhec; which forms one OF The
Interesting topics OF welcome book. We csnho
however de-r 10 iatnre pporiunity an oi Vur
graicator me entire work, and hope thg.
VIII oe appreciated by the reading public 10 manner IN
s0rl= degree commemorate wilhits merits True sun
Poets ard historians been laid under con-
t button 10 furnish information for the above work sud not
monk of the past appears hsve been -t un-
searched for materials 10 ada 10 v-ue Presoy;-rian
There IL soruch of ser.iDg in This deghiu vol
hst We Cannot doubt is destined 10 vide po uar!-
ly y. \. sun
The work has evidently been prepared with labor
ard care aud Gouh; that i will roruisnc very
wide sale Itcera!aly deserves it" .hnicSeroocSer
This highly interesting work and will he 81 useful
as il IS interesting, Rochester Democrat
"Ths Is yery valuable book. The records OF ancient
history have been chiefly consulted for facts and incidents
hcr portray the vices OF nknc:he rsvages and desc
laous war the conquest and suhug Of uacn. ent
hearess despcsIu of conqG=rors. Incidents and
tees OF he tahs snc svocaons o domestic me- and the
progress The. arts which the progress of c;vzs
or In the masses sparey the pages
OF ancient history, and heroic desi 10 gather up
and present them TO the pubic IL form avaa0e 10 read
occupations do allow ne for elaborate re-
search
The history Of the substances from which has learn
I'd procure covering aud defence against tie inclem"ac-s
of III. wehher: and engih siorn himself in the habit
which his civiliza,ionthe change
from civilized hteis aught with more useful
knowledge than all the records Of war aud the smos OK
the mighty cetains vino have deug-d the earth VIII blood
aud destroyed fruits OF the patient toll und humble labor
of the husbandmai and the artisan
i22 y. Y. Christian Advocate sid curnal
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
0cnerai Notires.

"a American Gymnasium, Nos. l59 aud lGl Crosby
Beeekerst having been completed, is open for
This institution has been golup considers able
expense and with every care 10 the completion os each
branch in order 10 afford ,s cy desirable place for the
encouragement OF athletic eNsrcse 10 the great bene M OF
the general health The building having been erected
pressy Tor Gymnasium covers IN all space of 5000 sqr
f. the OF exercises occupying rising 0 The eXer-
viii be found amusing well h-ne ecgl-assOc
lions pleasant aud select Ths baths with bot and cold
VIII be an agreeable acquisition the establishment
the Reading containing ths files OF City aud English
papers The exercises constructed that by the OF
each every muscle brought into action causing general
deye opuen and strengthening OF all parts OF the body
Pupis will be under The instruction Of the Director To
;mDo,tsnce ami We nviis their attention particularly as
also that o. the public generally The beneficial effects o
athletic ainusemeuis 20 srea. runoer nvauaoe ana
ts civ has greatly needed Institution SO complete wlS
every ln necessary wel,reg2isd AID properly con-
durlii Gymnasium. The following gentlemen have given
MS their .irpor, sud have the liberty OF referring:
Valentine Mor NJ d: j {. Cheesnsa, NJ D. J. Kearney
Rogers NJ. D.: A. G. Post, NJ. D.
n. \. JGny. Isl, 1916 - - .,,. - ,,,-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

r-g The DsMocRATIc REVIEW for Jan mas lot
It's leading article paper on The Reciprocal influence
ofthe Physical Sciences and ofFree Political
The woodcock' is the subject of No. OF Frank tor'
es,er's series on The Game OF North America ia
p.rs Of an old Dar,noor Prisoner edited by Na'aaniei
Hawthorne possesses the usual attractions o '"a' NJ
thors writings 1t is TO be completed in future numbers.
pe.de these there are articles the Manufacture OF
Wool six. Cotton and Flax The Polish Revolution in
1870, America in 1911 Prospects of the Leg Profcs
sion in 1910. &c Robert J, Walsh contributes eight
Sunday Sonnets, two OF which we copy as foows
FORGIVENESS.
Father oreive-,hey know not what they do
Oh Lord thank thee Tor tina; bessed prayer
Which angels joyful TO the throre did bear.
When from thy lips, lhy dying lips, it lew.
Though in thy blood thy creatures did imorue
Their demon hends-hough insult, Outrage, scorn.
Drove deeper still the piercing nail and thorn,
Thy sayingiove the stronger Only grew.
on, may i, thus be ever, bounteous God,
When we. alas do cruelty again
Thy sacred form sin heirooted tree
Forgive Us, ignorant and wretched men
Grasp not for US Thy dread avenging rod.
For we, too know lot bow we outrage Thee
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
IrDAs AND THE THIEF

What limit 10 Thy mercy, oh my God'
The first for whom the Saviour willed 70 dle
Whom he himself triumphant bore on high,
Was ore who through mis- hellish course had trod
All paths of guit-bu. 10 the dreadful rod
OF righteous vengeance brandished DER his head,
Fell harmless at the last few words he said
One prayer-and / is a Saints, that lifeless clod
And such might too have been the happy lot
Ofcven him, the wretch whose traitor kiss
Imprinted death upon mis- Masters face.
Fen deicidal treachery was not
The crime tina, barred him from the realms OF bliss
His damnine sin was doubling OF Thy grace.
The Democratic is published at l36 Nasaaust.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
Ns1D E,tabllstn.ent for the sIclJse Sale ot Chotee
PEREuMERY. FANCY SOAPS,

And Articles,
rI1HE SUBSCRIBER, VINO exhibited at Tie late Fair Of
Iue American Institute, Tho nuch admired sspiay oI
chvic. Perumery and Toilet Soaps, ana VINO was mere
awarded by In. honorable judges Golden Dlecai mas
opened an Ii this city nj NO. lo9 ofoao"ay
Where he offers speciality Of Perumery not ~ De surpass
ed either in Europe America Dc would remark 'nat ms
Prn.ry ba. e great advantage the foreign OF be-
np freshly prepared and that the uneqdaed opporunuee
he euoyed Of learning his thu Laboratory of ,anger
P.r..t Fills OF which he for many years he director
guarantees his possession OF sk equal 10 tna Oh any
cpmnIs assonmep Of choice articles OF the most cele-
bruted foreign houses Will III all times he Kept on hsnd
.nanng h.s customers compare and 10 choose and DO
6s a. 40 import.d from Paris besuiiul assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES suiabefo for The approscnlns noiiaays
The subscriber does not advernse soap Wnicn M
dforuity into old age into youlh or fomhtun
winch viii possess the uanscendent virtue Of creauns new
org ana for hs growth OF the har These ET SOAPS
lr ,Ih.r. nut he does pretend 10 offer TOlLLI oOat
M c,entitcsly compounded that unoeutIaizsd sikan
r.inns TO fret delicate ikin and ns one nUs'
,.ysnt nrruaInt.or highly recoinmenGso W an
oisn-d aut6oress Of America, bis AMANDlSE "hicn WIZ
prevent ., es bis us~sed SHAVING CREAM article
which II once uied, viii always be Presenl LII every geo-
ieH,an . ns.r, Ss COSMETIC CREAM so invaluable sp
oIicson 70 delicate laces alter shaving, much ofe eie
CANT propagation Dan the Cold Cream ,o,,, r,,,,o
and WASHES, Possessed Of various proPere- -.tns DC
signed to beauty snd cleanse the healthy hs,; soeo 20
cure dsord Of the Scsp sonis VI sootnns emo
lul.ut fopertes the irrLabls head oth.rs
tonic 10 the debilasd seg m
ed with well known physiological prlncipes heqaenuy
restore the rs falling when iIs io' GOES o S
rnm or,trcuoE The organs OF he ha ano aie Dol 70
be cunfounGed with the thousand nosLuIns 30
yVsrranlsd TO cure In all His 6EARS Oil, ne as
nTe IA. public 10 perfectly genuine when represented o.
suc and ia prepared by au application ol nea' - "
as not 10 endaHger the peculiar Ia Sus "
which il differs from .ub.i OF similar character
For Inc quality OF his goods no refer 10 essrs Aspin-
yn Mbsu Chiffon and many others Of the most fespec
ahs chr,n,s OF this city who for the lat several years
have vended articles OF his nanuiscluie-
Finav every Lhnk al his store VIII be represented,
and II sny article give full satisfaction, wll noa
ony willingly but also thankfully be taken bach Ths SUD-
scr-r Is anxious " acquire Tor s esrac
Ter for yeraciiy good ah when from u, nature of tho
articles there much for misrepresentation and
he enjons upon all his employ 10 maintain The same sd-
her.nce truth and god iih call Is moet respectfully
sollciL.d EUGENE ROUSsEL,-
Manufacturer and importer OF Periumsry,
No I5e Broadway, bet~ cen Liberty and Cortland,
II m and ia ChesDul-s- Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEw-YoRE

SERIES OF hydraulic powers, IN all over eighty feet
n fall he's formed during the past year on the Lime
stone Creek AT fayetteville, Opondaga Co. N Y village
OF 900 Inhabitants the main turnpike road, eight miles
East o. Syracuse, three miles South of lhe kaload ono
le from the Ere Canal with which It Is connected 6y
large able Feeder belonging " aud maintained by Tho
State.
There is also saa but very pure stream, wen suitSo
for paper mills or other establishments requiring lgnt
power with over hundred and twenty leet fall This
M as ell IN that Of the Limestone be undivided as
desired. r
Belonging with the over one hundred acres OF
the beat Land both for buildings inclses, and cuuVa-
tiun The couoy Is healthy, beauuiui and FERTILE, ana
close a. hand abundance of imestona wateriine pias
Ter, &c. ,,,,,
TIL. whole or part property will be sold To persons
disposed to use II, ON easy Terms ,.,>,r.
Inquire Of JOHN McVfCCAk, PORTER TREMAlNE,
or MILAN M. REDFIELD, al Fayetteville; or OF j. D.
LEDYARU, Cszenovla, n. Y Jo lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

we believe this is not coeS;ens:~e with the
Anti Rent region, though !; exists on the Manor of
Rensselaervyck. Ed
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

cornel essors to sell in fee simple absolute or fore
90 the collection Of Their rents after me expiration OF the
- fai "a 5ons e the STATE and the citizens t1ereof GOO
GEORGE CLINTON II