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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-10

The Musicians Pocket Hankerchiefs-We
hardly need say that the following amusing
story IS a translation from the French:
An honest musician of Paris had lived twen-
ty years In the esteem of the leader of the or.
chestra and fear of false notes. Whoever fIe-
quented the opera might see his venerable head
bending every evening by the side of his pass
vol. Whether he accompanied his false friend
in the gamut, or whether he sustained the ten.
ors with his faithful bow, for him the young
nysphs had no dangerous smiles nor the young
pages any refreshments The only relaxation
he allowed himself during the pauses was
wlplng his spectacles with corner of his peck.
et-hankerchief. But one evening, on retur-
ming home, our friend found his Handkerchief
had been stolen. Our blameless artist conso-
led himself for the loss philosophicaiiy, but
the next day there was the same theft, which
was repeated on the days following-and not
wlthstanding that his vigilance was fully rous-
ed, all his efforts to surprise the robber were
vain. Furthermore, as evils seldom come
singly, his instrument had for some time past
become strangely out of order. Every day he
lost pocket-handkerchief, and every day his
bass viol lost note. This could not be an
accldent-it was disease. Filled with in
quietude for his Old Eurydice, the old man
dried his eyes with the only foulard which
was left to him out Of the two dozen ; he car
ricd his instrument to the shop of the music
maker In his presence the body of the invs-
lid was delivered to the scalpel Of the master
workman. They turned it; they thumped
upon it, and, as last resort, finished by open
ing it. Oh wonderful, or rather, oh, crirni-
nal! At the bottom of the disemboweled
abdomen they found-what' The twenty
three handkerchiefs of the poor man inhuman-
ly stuffed into the belly OF the victim The
bass viol was well nigh dead with undigested
pocket-handk erchiefs. The pretended robber
was only joker. Restored 10 breath, Fury
dice again found voice, and NJ X found his
pocket -handkcrchiefs-bu one thing he has
not found yet, and that is the name of the un-
known who served him this provoking trick.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
FROM BRAZIL

The brig Reindeer arrived this. SATURDAY. af
ternoon, and brings late adyices oil am imF6f-
tant character
Her dates are to November It
The Caliomil regiment hal arrived there
ON their voyage round TO Oregon
Capt. Tur. Ell OF the Regiment bad returned
IN the Reindeer, bringing dispatches from Mr.
Wise, our minister, to this government.
A very serious difficulty had afisen bctue5 II
the Brazilian Government aud Mr. W il I'M
relation to some American saiiors who had
been imprisoned at Rioan whose release vas
demanded BY MIR Wise.
The Brazilian Government refused, and has
requested The United States 10 recall Mr.
Wise, and had applied to Government To re-
call Com. Rosseau, oil The American squadron
on that station
In consequence Of these proret dings. the
Upper House et the Brazi al Parliament lad
voted the expu siou OF RosSeau from the 5oun-
try, giving him only Sly hours 10 ice to 4 ave.
This bill was defeated in the over Hou 4,
whereupon many members of the tpnsr
House resigned their seats in he midst Of
great excitement
In consequence Of this difficulty Mr. Wise
bad refused all intercourse with the Brazilian
government, on the occasion o. the BAPTISM
ofthe Infant, Prineiss Isabella.
he also refused to illuminate ON that fesfi-
val IN common with the Diplomatic Agents
OF Foreign Governments, and commodore
kosseau had refused to fire anY salute.
The presence OF the California Regiment was
great support TO Mr. Wise anl strengthen d
him IN the firm stand he took against the
Brazilian Government.
Mr.. Wise's situation is very critical. AMI
may cause rupture between the two Gov
.ernments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
From fht PTS Cgseft1 Of tbs aorH.4e
LATER FROM II ROPE.
IMPORTANT FROM 4ZfT

The packet ship Isabella arrived al New
York this afternoon with two DAYS later dates
from Europe.
The commercial intelligence she brings is
favorable.
Not bale Of cotton had been received at
Liverpool during he week eudiHg December
d. The sales oil the week were 200 To 5000
bales at full prices. Upland at ] - foG3s
and Mobile and New Orleans al q to 81
Wheat had risen pence per ba-hcl
A very geol demand prevailed for Western
Flour, and ii was selling freely IN bond al b.
Philadelphia at b ID per bill
The Iron trade was very brisk. Large or
ders were gisenout to the Iron Masters for
oil kinds.
The news lromSpaiu is exciting. a Car
list instruction had taken place and the dan
ger oil overthrow 10 the existing Government
WAS imminent
The difficulty concerning Graeow viii not
lead TO any collision among the European
powers, and all danger OF rupture GA TINT
az count is past
NO other news OF importance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

The Council refused to pass ihe re-appor-
tionment bill on Saturday last, AMI ihe men,
bers stand as last year, VIZ. from the LIST
ward, 3 from the 2nd, 5 from the Sid, / from
the 4th, and 3 from the 9Th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
CHARTER ELECTION.

D. MR WnaRroN: Please announce
~ JOHN MciURE, a candidate for
the City Council al the nextelection,
for the FIRST ward MANY VOTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
. THOMAS. IN rbirteenrl, street. .
ONSIIM PTION

1nd tlffdHe u HE hfHei Of 5 yours standing
MI.s LeNIs. at West Philadelphia, entirely cured ~
tle use OF lE. ~ Ah Ms Compound - mp Of Wild
thcrp - eH truly hapnt 10 return my Il anks
10 Tie proprietor 81 titS able nefIHc. Having
heeu afirted Ipr FIVE with that dreadful dtsease
consumption durng hctt tine was troubled " m Tho
splitting Of Huai attended viii hacking cough, and
pam ~ tin side. beast and tack iy cough aiHCsI
iucesSsn tor SHtch tired various preparations 10 ola
tan rctet tut found nothing Ii relcVe until oieiuei
4f SVaKHt'- aMpouHd syrup ef " I'D Cherry e'lfleA
immediately aaEe relief and by using tie HtdclHG
tive wrecks efeAi outs resulted performing PEI.
tect ruig. a. happy to say tina Eow eHjo3 sl4 Il
urlth aa cnta Iz.i ttt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

PHILADELPHIA
SILK ANDFANCY GOODS FOR SPRING TRADE
MORRIS l.. HAbL0N ELL < Co,
Is hqrket STREET.
TNFoRM their friends aid Merchants generally that
- they have made arrangements 10 opr. rart Tire
approaching seaiu at lie richest -tUe is Of new
SILK AND FANCY GOODS
LIVER offered IA THIS country pH. Of tf4H r. nov ip
Europe purchasing Sprung GaHds exclusively Tor rash
which NJ Il eutlte ns 10 furnish eouds tipe 81 a.
lowest uarkea prices, de- ~ aaadudw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
COAINIlSSI0NER.S- SHE.


A9rline Caldwell Is CmAsofeY--in LIE CIR
IS. cut superior teurt OF Law
WIn. Chaplinc L ais and ChAncery 1or OHIO cqas
Aud ty.
Pendletun, Long & Rely w pursuance Of decree
vs. y n ado IN these causes on the
Samuel Low ors Adm. 2Jthday of June, 1916 shall
& ais on Thursday, the 1sth dev
It January next proceed to sell public auction, at tho
door of the Court House Of Ohio county, to thf
hi. hest bidder, eeftsin lots Of ground, Ia wit lots
No - and - with their appuftenances situate ON the
sldr Main nat part ct ths civ of Nhee
rug ceed South heeIng upon the following terms II
Wit: ye per centnm OF the purchase money 10 ie aid IN
cash and The residue thereof three equal usameis
al one Two and three yeas from The das OF sale tht
purchaser purchasers giving bonds with good accur
Is, heeffue interest ffoH the dsp Of sale
dec - Ina JOHN q EOFF, Coumlss I0ners
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

We have the pfoceedinssol the Legislature
for Thursday. the 14tb inst. The aII rad
question was rot taken up The proceed
ings were not important. We shall publish
in tull Tomorrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

Tell 10 Chancerg peudng u the Crcut Superior
n Court a Ls" ana tAaacef} ior DINO county, 1r
irsne. Armstrong. Adm ny,rator de hons non with
the VII annexed, Of Nah Fam, deceased
Complainant,
James Il FORSYTH, and James Johnston and Sophia
ms wife iInam " sdf5g aud Caroline hls win.
James Nctlcsu alla Mas his wife iiaHpdcu Pun.
William Puts and EHzateth his wife, Edmund
Zane, Euaene Zaue and Mary Anna Zaue chi.drcu
and letfs al law OF teebff Zane deeeased. and sam
uci Sprg. Zano, Edwin /eue, tnedeiia Iaue Nualf
Zane. Sophia zane audi ia'o-i Zane, children and
heIfs al law OF r4sfa4I 6ee decreased ADD Ely dorsey
and Mar L his wife, Escitnc Auerherry widow OF
William Auetherrg deceased, and y liaIn y After
hcrrt thu yauuaef. Sareii b AuerAerrv Frames I.
Aueffrfry, NcNaHaef AHerherrFs Augustus = Alter
berry aud Eliza etn Auerterrt, Gastatus Cream.
and William l. Aetfee aud Cornsi.a siatc Coruciis
TIE defendant. James c Johnston and sophia HE
wife. hampton zane Evetne NtcrhnFy Widow Of WI.
Younger sarah u Aueffetsy, Frances J. Ateri cry A.
lexa der Atterierrv 4 su htterterrY, Ezateth
Anerhesr and VIII m L Nc Ntee a4d Curuela his
wife wit lake notice tia "a HE pm da Of shary uext
between tire hours ut a'eiock VI ard a'ciock N
al Tie las nfc OF Nose Good Ia ia ihc cts ct
Wheeling, ONO county s1fi sac et An4lHt', wl
pr1eeed io take deasisions OF Jan = FORSYTH and
others 10 70 IT, rs e95deHge ON tire faa5 FHs 81 t
ctted csH-ei ttte sRpcsI N nat te tai Hi oH t.s
da, Hame1. t8e Is eft tHe same 4VH fe at aug
nee fem nm 10 ~ = as5a - 30. r. asstaaea
ju s3m Mat zs.s. aeeese4d.
TyIRGtNi t-OMa Circuit Superior Corr, of Law
" aud ehaueef} A9adas, Else 9gstdas of Neeeaatefs
Ja.af ,aIiger and " Imam W sI5igfF7 Is Clr,Slz
lfas4sfz 81 a-a 1ase sati uise, ai GA H=a
saaucl Cau7etaH raatl and
IS consent uflhc te'eH aau ar counsel. eaNc IT, -lsel
tue SAID H.a4Hti stoasake Ella Jeus Z8ee v.daa ~
FataI Ia1e deceased aHd samuel tpffet Iane, tof, H
Iane, tofdeis Hsnc. Noah Zane, sofh.a Iaue aad IL
toll ZANE intent ch3ftu ard heirs fe 81 lhe -aId
rlstoi Iane decea-ed y tla Iane Zste a. tcif next
taend, psftes complainant 10 iiis+tiHi And t- e4sz
rnInFn@ ola tf consent II pafe, o. he beard upon ie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

CLASS MD GLAZING.
& G. ROBINSON on Nam street has u-t received in
49, addition te is Iaie argc stoe Of aiass q surplt OF
superior double piate window glass y hF 10 splendid
afllele lie has sashes also of all sizes al mill prices
N1V -
Z 81 received aud for sale y teAes Rastns, box
Lemons hoN tltIon, fresh, / key French Currants,
lkee Malaga Grapes, Cream Nuts, fttinortre 4 C. IN
Dec u, LUkENS a BtCkEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
S2Ss.tgs,sD

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Geef4ia-Class ,. exir.
Tote drawn al Wilmington, Delaware. on THlifsHsY.
January %. 1-l7
Hftter LOTTERY. ~ drawn tdifHtz spctt zfffHIs
pr1e ct s2uun. 81 5ouu. tuf3. ian off t.G4o ~ IT
ieeo. ard of 5fe# Fcket- s., sHarcs in 5izrHa5rz
tau \ rrriinf atf OF package OF twenty five uAuZe-
VIII cost SGf, tWent3 Eve halves s. twenty IKE Guar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
CHECK Esa0LS

e. y tnfh HEaE5. HC AIT HHDKs f,f IS Efzfz5l- 4
A. 1'spk bttfs IN stfEErs cHEfEa Is zies,.
neE. far sa az. IA Tie Times Office
NJ L IL ! 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

Il EEASH fHE. &c. 8
No Es. Market 54Hsra. Waaaia4a s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

TESTIMONY Ne WILL. NEVER CEASE
From iio Temperance Pledge.
Not HAT upon III liz attendant tain ii
iulmol1e ard Efouchia affections, coughs. cold &c
We would advise thosc afflicted IN this way to make m
mediate trlel OF DR.. SWaNhe's Compound syrup Of
MID CL@rl ItNl!l never fatl 10 perform ermaueLt
cure The reputation tins medicine has caused many
spurious aftee 70 he Put forth under ~ ntme, LUZ the
preparation of m SV aBe, besdes leing tie first ever
offered 10 the public he ONLY one that can lie rced Jh
The otter mixtures sod To- Wild Cherry symi E1i-
sans, &c are all srt Iot and @eHiuIIss sud contain
Of the virluca Of the original preparation, Ef.
~ ayuc' $ toIupnund Svfnpef " I'D Cherry.
FROM the springfield Express.
Of the thousands Of ldrpntied curative nosruma nov
eipte the ule, ut very feW are found to t6sscsS no
hesling virtues for which t!ey a4e Recommended n
uong the hitter pleased to learn none stand bet
ter test than Bf. swaynes. compound syrup Of wa
ttory be- AFFLICTED IA ths vicinity are tegihninG 10
IT,, and tot her JOY they md IL, thcIr hopes
iGscd upon IT. recommendations more than reelize-
1bc afflicted need not despair. Nic their is lie there
From tho crawford Democrat Mesdvile.
We can recommend DR.. swayne'. Compound Soup
OF " d therry nfthe masl effective and pieasant
for cough rod- Unt dfsease OF the lungs now
leforetIe public II IS puqlF vegetable aud il highly
fflled l} u4ase who have ever gwen II trial
Pamphlets qe obtained setting forth an ar
ray of testimony that VIII convincr the mont Tk"plcIo
Of She wonderful virtues of Df wsynes Compound ~
rupoJ y I'D Cherry. Can aud get one that all may read
Purchase the netcIne aud M Cured
Jafs e8dt airing to lily soul
! or 5sevsf hope teniehted
SHepthF thma'y tern control
IIsth Bronchitis doom tccn spoken
AT thod .plIing lite away,
g. tiny constitution broken,
Bringing darkness DER the day.
On doth any i'll opprQ,s thee.
OF taHsunptions blasting traini
There Is one That n Hess thee,
Look thou then to Dr. Swayne,
Fec. OH see. IN love descending.
Alefe9 angel minister,
WITH Mlid Cherry syrup bending.
Ger the stricken IN despair.
Mourning mortal, ccese thy mourning.
Tiny long and lapiess cries.
Cease Tor aFetty sad deplofing,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
READ. AND Y0l8 .SHALI. ne

Esy ol.Ff.s rATrERNe-lt4i ar stoves. a tsaut
VIZ tul afllstf, received TIM sa1 and iar sale low
J. II. I'm Az.
by J. Hos g. ca lBERTsON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
CHANGEBY StLE.-LOT IN FAST
WHEELING

Rst tNf Co the JOINT ecrces mate rs Ire ti-sHit
Superior Cont ~ Law sna t.hsa.eTt f5f# ,5I, -
rlEaa aH tHa 18TH dsY # June 1855 and s=f4 fst -
Nav ISIS. lH the -lIits III Chanrr-5.-
Between lie tenerI Insurance Company 81 Mat4lsaH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

SCHOOL BOOKS - 4 T HakNHRuOK have on
~ oana full assor uneat OF school Banks which vii
p the lowest ash prices, wholesale and fetal +,
CssHkg IN part Of y tteheii's fHHsr. Geography do
and ttlas a. 1proved edition. Smiu's tram
s - trithnetie X rkhaus tifamHar. Davies st
NJ - srirenetic sand srs, Emefs1n's Go0drchs and
~ " stfies Wesie Calcuisiaf., Coh and Hnt-
ph siscs sp.sefs Coms toek's Philosophy teaiagv,
Dictionary: AZ in IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

NJ. EAiuEkEl49 II test baltimore tsuurd Spanish
ss snle Lestheis lssL fe9eiv, VI aid for .aie lt
~ :. lLALI.EA :. OK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18
SECOND WARD

MIR. Whafton-Please announce the follow
ing ticket for council. from the md ward
George Robinson, Dorrance MGinnis,
Thomas Nj. Alexander.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-18

Ma't ii ZaHo- aiHtiHistratIS ~ Fteaezef Isrc H.
crssrd. Alexander ii UHSnfiue. r,eetaf ~ Mos tt
,Hertues tie SAID Alexander JOSIAH rs paHler,.. aud
Mars Ann las wife. aud others brtfSn..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

The Court or APPEALS will meet in the Senate
Chamber this morning at II O'Clock.
The new SUPREME COURT will also meet in the
Assembly Chamber this morning at 10 o'clock
The Secretary of State will be in attendance 20
administer the constitutional oath Of Office TO the
Justices elect
Chief Justice BRONSON and Mr.. Justice JrwETr,
having been elected to the Court of Appeals. have
resigned their office in the old Supreme Court, TO
take eilec, this day at noon
The old Supreme Court, before Chief Justice
BEARDsLEY and Justices WHlTTLEsEY and Nc
kssocK, will be opened at Utica at , O'Clock this
afternoon. Alb. Argus. Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
sale. nj IN. stock s,cnanse. .rvrsO.s.


The exports of this port lsst week were l.5s4 COL
OF which s79It7i in foreign vessels The srrivss
were lO5 clesrsnces IS OF which s6 foreign Pas
sengers arrived seas Among the exports were:
To GRKAr BArrAIN --l223i7 bushels whest 1899
hbls Flour ASA do Meal ls57l9 bush Corn 800 s4
his Bans aeS $50 do Cheese 27l0 bush. Peas ao5
uctces Ref 50 bbls Beef l0sls bush Barley S74
bales Cotton SSo5 lbs Grease ls2 bales Hemp; sl7
sAs sperm Oh 81 $50 lbs Lard 6ls9 gals Whale OIL ,
2,S bels Pork 10 do A.Ae.
To fRA>cx -SueS eash. Wheat 1887 lbs Bees
wsS 90 bales Cotton 962 bols Ashes 500 los.
whsl-boae 50 bbls Beef SSs 40 Ro.so g.. Ss.yT A.,
Flour AS22 los rsllow ls5l b1,h Rye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
plated ALeATA WARE.

S,PALDING a WATT z99 Broadway, have received by
- the late arrivals general assortment OF Plated AoaA
Ware consisting Of forks, spoons casIos CAKE Dastss
t.n kettes TEA ses &c &c the modern sud fashion
able London patterns. which are universally approved IN
England snd for the first TIM offered 70 The Amer
pubic They also have an extensive assortment oi
goods PLACED Ia the best manner British pais ana
tierman silver all al reasonable prices, and warranIei
Tue close resemblance vhcn this plated bears To s-
vrf Us cursbihty and cbespne-s, (wh-n compared win
sverl s superiority over wsres ated upon cop.
per ba.is have established It's general use IN families ~
sunciion In England ard commend Il to the favorable
ieniinn Of the people n ms countrH.
spadlng & WAu reH IA and repste candeahras glran-
do.s lamps cande.urss ufns, csstOrs, spoons, forks
sc 10 the most pefmsusn! aud beautiful style and on
.h,rt notce i-l7 3meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

INK. T.YIOR,- BALsAM or LiNERWokr, The
Dmo -rlrAsrcinsry medicine Ia The ~Orld--CIr- fo
ossc1re-Ar ain, i5i Forsyth-sI Afflicted s-y-n
year. 9Th consumption. This n-dicn- cured hn- We
daily hear Of remarkable cur-s ~ IL BE-
u cOurt- rf-ils. Remember, th- geouin1 q low
~ he wholesale eyoi Is B--kmAn-. By the prO
pr>tof fi-rn-rly IS Ros-y. ii. nm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

AGK-Uudcr year, IS 10 . - io . 90 3 10 10,
70; no 10 ~ 10: 20 TO 80 81 80 to 40 46 40 to 50 30
50 10 CO. . 90 10 10 II 20 to so II 90 10 90 2 un
known. g. Total. 3i5
PLACES OF NArIv1rY-United States 100 ireland,
ilg England ; Scotland. Germany, 10 France, ?
Spain. u uuknown. o. Total 343.
From thu Aims House. Black wells Island IL Aims
House. Bellevue Hospital Bellevue a. Penitentsry
Hospital Bellevue. Lunatc Asylum, BlsckwelFs Is
land o. Bloomingdae Hospital, 10; City Hospital IL
Nursery Hospital Blsckwels Island, Colored, Home
l Colored Persons, Is.
A w. WHITE, City Inspector.
CRY INSPECTORS OFFICE. July 5, lS47
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
DE LACY's GENERAL GRAMMAR.
miscellaneous.


AID EAR-
DR.. POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, &c.
25l Broad Usy corner Of Wsrrsn-sL
A TTENDs EXCLUSIVELY 10 Diseases OF the Eye
"A and Ear, from N oclocE
sTRAsisNUs or Squirting, cured In few minutes
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without IN operation, mat
cannot De dstinyuished from the natural
Dr. Powell has this day psbished 20 puar TREAfisE
on the Evils impeec lions snd their cure, win russ
for the selection II speescles &c To be hal al me s9-
thors and Of Burgess X sringer, Berford Co. w. h.
Gfshsm c. She ppsrd Fowlers Wells, and OF ooosseE
lers generally. mY3l <a~O1 <fneoW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
THE AMERICAN COMPOSITION

ID DOR Nd-luv-n-c z1d msnl fscllr-d ely b RI
ltLET BENAS. odcs SIS Hou.lonst tf- curu-r u
bro.o ~sy. Ss~-Yofk W-tzv- executed hi. Toudnz
sh0ai 100 hu ftna. and given fan pfouf ~ .
ri0riy any onsr k1d n ruotng IN cnm
BON ws-r proof Or proof sul turshi y Tn
i sbolt half pric- uf TN lri. non conductor
y heal Od EN- rirc COPPER rof. repaired ard
drfc fur.h- Haa Nn-u rev fur cents he sQlar-
hot Tn ih- TAR s.t gsP-r ronns thag has ueen
coup an, hut .lrneih ug similar b. Appearance but
rsii zlY -ng Ia IL composition. Or1-rs promptly
executed frun any part Of States Address Ih- sub
scnr~r IS H1uston-sL NEWTON
g5 81 Riley BEAAN co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

"a uERE,S-By ihe a,h secliou. hhh ari u OF he
w Constitution. ell Offices weighing gusRine mess
uriqg. cuug or inspecting any merchandise, produce,
manufactures or comm.diiy shsever are hereby abul-
,hs the thankful for fsvors received
Of Inspector and heasurcr of lumber, and
A. he siI has ish he emy Logged by such deal 10
tba same offer. his iaspec ION measuring.
The may b. and the best Of hts abilities viii
ud gmeLt endeavors the Interest OF
oil parties concerned In the same.
SIMON ACKERMAN.
s-Thirty swo years In the ss Inspector and
M-ssurer of infDber fiy2 lw' : A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
NIkUICAL hLECTKiCiTt Or. AmBK'

NtDIIAL hLEt' TKItITl .-Df Nm p o,
lI Chambersst has constantly Ia operation an Improved
magnetic apparatus, by means OF which powerful cur
rent of electricity bs administered without causing the
slightest pain unessiness 10 the patient Dr. A. has been
for many very successful Ia his treatment Of The fol
lowing diseases Para yss rheumatism govt, dyspepsia,
stiffness Of the Joints umhsgo, epilepsy, nervous stec
ons general debility aud many other scute and chronic
COMP Or a would farther observe that the eAvnu
fluid should always be ADMIN under the direction
Of medically eucated prrs0n, tn some tuf4matory
much injury has been done through Ignorance OF lie
oagfe. Charge for application and sdvice ~ cents.
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