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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
CABINET WORK 4 CHAIRS.

PUCK q CURTIS would Inform those
Who arc wishing 10 purchase Cabinet
Ware or thais, ilai they viii continue 10
carly on the Manufacture OF the same IN all
its various branches. one door north Of the
Jail. They Lave now Oh hand larger as
sor'mcm Of tic above ware than can lie
found 81 ewhorc in ,hccoun,y and with their
o"nvcuionccs for manufacturing they can and
wi. sell as cheap, and cheaper for oasa ,h,n
has ever before been su.d.
~ u. All kind, Of produce and lumber
taken IN ,Athansc for wo.h.
Rutland, Nov. %, ls.G IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
PLCMBE NATIONAL. DAGUER
IARN GALLERY AID PHOTOC
RAPHERS FURNISHlNG De

"
Awarded the gold and silver medals, -four
hrs, premiums and two highest LonoIs a,
the National the Massachusetts. the New
York, aud the Ponnsy lyorla Exhibitions,
respectively, for ne most splendid Colorod
Daguerreoiypes and bes, apparatus ever Ca
hibiici.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather. 2,Iy
Instructions gwen in the ant.
a large assortment Of apparatus and stock
always on hand a. the lowest cash prco,
New iork, 25l Broadway; Philadelphia,
i3s Ches'nni 81 Bos,on. 70 Court and -
Hanover s,s Baltimore, 2O5 Baltimore 81
is,ing,on, Pennsylvania Avenue Peter.
hnigh, Va, Mechanics Hall, Cincinnati
fourh and Walnut. and i;G Main ST. S,f.
s'oga slra2s. broadway Paris. LEI yle.e
Hue du Temple Llverpoo!, 80 Church 81,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

Flour
tfoR sale by the load or barrel. BY
II l. DANIELS.
STATlONERY- all kinds, lof sale by
- ~ W. L. &. >IopDArp.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

Tile richest blessing Of Life is Hca,M.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

SSATlSTiCS OF RUTLAND COUN.
y If BAR, with Biographical Notices
OF the most dIsuneuished OF It's deceased
members, with . iist OF County Officers
from ISL 10 lst7, by &. l. Williams, ESQ
i9F sale By II W. J.. {. SIopoArp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

SECURITY T. I6HeHsT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

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flsa.4s.i p.ss'at M hiadrs. tr4 H.as f#rg.9
N.5..l,,.. sid al ths sis,iefas IS AMID =. So,
it-tAi4 fot The ittsrat patronage t....,....-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
b Y II H K m AILS.

WAsHrNsToN, Jan 81, ls47
The fiction Of Congress Cnbais The Army BiH-Poi.
heai Faetions-7he Senate Claim for building fhs
T1as Navy.
The current Of legislation is still uneven bosterous
sluggish, and turbulent by turns-at time rushing
along with pompous rapidly, boastngly bearing some
bagatee upon its surfaceanon leaping rashy from its
course to dash headlsng down amid rocks and shoals
end of the safety of the precious
craft entrusted its treacherous bearng and again stag
nant the waters of the Styx.
There is large democratic majority in both houses,
and yet the administration for the prosecution
of the war which should have passed both houses
rapidly the report follows the fash, suffered to
hang both eds Of the Capitol that
this delay is absolutely runous to the interests Of the
nation.
The army bill four weeks ego, introduced in the
Houses and for weeks remained there the basis Of
pyramid Of anti slavery speeches. and provsos and de-
nunciaons The President asked for ten additional reg
ments Of regulars. Mr.. HARRISON reported bill drawn
upby the Adjutant General authorising the President to
enlist and equip the required force. The House, with
the serious gravity each morning for twelve days.
resolved itself into committee of the whole 10 consider
this BILL and each speaker invariably discussed not the
merits OF the BILL but whether slavery should, should
not. exist in territory which may possibly
acquire and at remote period. Each
that the House had had under consideration,
in committee of the whole, bill to raise additional
military force and for other purposes" The House at
length became relieved by tho expression OF
its sentiments in committee of the whole, subject
entirely foreign from the legitimate question, dem andng
it's consideration and action and they passed the bill in
very tensble shape without burthening II with extrane
Gus provsions which would naturally give rise TO de-
bate in the other branch Of Congress twas sent to the
Senate with the exp ctation that in that body II would
meet with no delay. Two weeks ago il sent to the
Senate and there il little prospect Of its early pas
sage now there then. Mr.. Csmeron's amendment
the motion Of which cannot but look upon i'll advis-
cd under the circumstance opened the door to Others
and host Of propositions poured in from all sides Of the
chamber each at variance with the original cha
rscter Of tho bill than the other Since them the Senate
have been engaged In discussing tho bounty land ques
ton, and the proposition Of Mr. Hannegan to provide each
grant bounty lands to each soldier and volunteer with
out restricting the transfer Of the land as proposed by
Mr.. Benton. carried yesterday in the form in which
it was presented by Mr. Corwn, Of Ohio. The latter
Sr Hannegsn's) was also carried to-day, and to-mor
row Senator Housons proposition up for discus
sion He desires that volunteer, and not regular
force Of ten regiments be organized each regimen 10
choose It's field officers and the latter 10 select their staa
rom the ranks.
y As have remarked in former letter, Gen. Houston
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PIrrspuRoH, Jan. 22-I0 P. NJ.

PIrTsBUR0H Jan. 22-l0 p NJ.
At Pittsburgh to-day the river Is falling and Is filed
with floating ice.
There is no mail west Of Louisville
Flour Is brisk at advance of one shilling. Clover
seed, So rs; hogs, 81 as to 81 60
daughter of Henry Coulter, aged 10 years, whose
clothes took nre Wednesday and burned her in dread
full manner, died this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

WAsHINoToN, Jan 22-l0 p M.
By this evenings mail New Orleans papers have been
received to the 18th inst only, with Galveston dates to
the 9th.
No news from the army navy.
From Richmond, we learn that james NJ. Mason was
yesterday elected Senator from Virginia, The 9th bal
lot-Mason 81, Mcdowell 10, samuels 10, Summers H.
and Jones IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22-,O p. NJ.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 22-l0 p. NJ.
Stocks were animated to-day and prices advanced.
II is rumored that Captain of Volunteers, from
stoniDgon Conn., fell overheard from the boat crossing
the susquehannsh river last night and ws drowned He
had been to Washington to offer his company to the
President for service in Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
TO 7 rE
LATEST MO MENT,


ALBANY, Jan. ~, l547
The St. Lawrence river at ogdensburgh is frozen
over strong enough to allow cross The Their
mometsr in that village marked eight degrees below zero
on Sunday night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
RINGS CANDY
FOB COUGHS. COLDS, HoARsENEss. &c, thou

%
sands h.ys been quickly cured
nead this from The rev Samuel ID. Burchard -
R,sss C.ndy-tiaving been strongly rscommended by
,sIs cold did ;; yMh mus, confess: sceptci.n
70 attend y those du,s. from which seriously feared
rsneh Others, prompts me to give the little influence my
n,ne may making the virtues of remedy
known a. the public and mpaiting a Of that VIII Is
namely, confidence SAMUEL D. BURCHARD
Pastor OF Houston street Prehv Church.
Thompson and toustOn reefs New York.
IMPORTANT TEsTiMONY-READ 1T.
most cheerfnly my testimony of the efficacy for
colds coughs and hoaseness Of hares H. Rings Candy.
having found it most beneficial remedy in my
SIDNEY A. CORY
- Pastor Of Eleventh street Baptist Church.
New York, Feb 9th, 1916
Prepared and sold by CHARLES H. RING, Druggist 1872
b,oadw,y, corner Of Jehn ,trest New York j23 rs ~h
NOLItE TO THE AFFLICTED BY l. 4MENt.3S-
~ WATERMAN SWEET. Natural sone'ette, has re.
count Q" he many Ell, in the line Of my Profession viii
msry county New York aud attend to bone citing there
Al, notice. :, atte sstor House. or at Minors 2t Full
ceive attention 80 -
D.. Minor, agent to sell my restorative medicines.
J-D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
DANCING AUADEM Y


MIR: SARACCO, Italian Chorographst, and Mile AN
AVA ELINA first teacher Of the Partisan Dancing Acade-
M Of Mr. Cearius, grateful to the American beau monde
for The generous patronage they have with in almost
, NSTTnei ICY oJs have composed the
now very fashionable in the hieer circles ofPars and
ANGELINA,
snew waltz IN five steps order replace the
by Mr. rerot which received in Partisan salens
being too theatrical.
The above beautiful dances and also all the a.hona
bic new Polka new Mezura, and QuadriIe Mezufka Re
dowa, Waltz Redowa Waitzes in two and three steps are
Thoroughly taught D few lessons - -
B-The music for the above ed Dances recently
published New York. be purchased the Dane M
Academy, Broadway, corner Of Canal street, No. 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

PRIVATE DA NCING AND WALKING
ACADEMY.
MIR J. II. Soaring esrectfuIly informs his p.trops
1SI aud public thst his classes for the
q forming
Days fr tu,tioo for lad les and esdsy and
saurd,ys, fpa three; Tuesday aud Friday evenings
for gentlemen
e1cusvoly for all tie waItses on Saturday
evening".
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

VIZ NEis- GotIlOn Bond, furnishes pryat, psrtI,,
Wit ~ y, violin and PiDo any number of instru.
meats ieim' moderate. Enquire stls55x Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
Re 1ARkAbLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.
To THE HOLLANDERS AND UESCEN
DkNTS OF HOII "A MIXERS

ftNHE Neherand Emigrent Society will hol its third
"a meeting saturday evening" January 22d, O'Clock, in
when the ofhssrs Of the Society will be elected
nsh he former meetings have been well attended and
this Doe ely has met wi ced still IL to be
rejected bat ssvs al Hslsade. who by their influence
cssd have turtle ed object favored us
wh her snce Mt The mesvgs We hope that all will
hsrsfsr attend and contribute their shar- relief
Other ccustiymrn. j. G. KEMP Vsn Ee
i9Stsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
MINCE PIE,

MlNCE PIE.
OUBLISHED THIS DAY, book entitled "Nince Pie for
us Million containing over 400 engravings, and 1853
pages oil the wild and wonderful humorous witty
pise ony Is ccnts. companion the idle Hour Book
pnt entirely different from that odd volume.
Also Just published Leaflets of the Ball Room being
complies instructor in the celebrated Folks Quadrle with
inc music oil the Redowa Waltz price 12lz cents.
TUnNkh FISHER,
~, r.,u,.. "a Chatham street.
VALhNllNfs-The most extensive in Anne
nee on ths eve Of completion. Send along orders
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
Nh 80 Cadrr sf~eef

MR. G. Z. MARSH, Aecoustant, author of the Science
Iva Of Double Entry bookkeeping Simplifedo and the
teach above.
Course Of lnstruetionLThe puoie respectfully inform
ina this important branch, truly Course Of practice m
kesrng books rather than ofectlres ON the theory
The pueil becomes familiar from actual use with the
books constituting set and person of good capacity will
by ths become book. about
month, and will receive Certificate 70 thar eject
PrsspccuSes with terms be obtained at the rooms
IRONS NJ fosP NJ. di2 I'm RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
BRILLIANT RE.OPENING OF THE
30 w cry AMPHIT ATRE

BOWERY AMPHiTH
ii's'i,f! SsnIsay e. SAND LENT
The p,.pTisoi: aadis. II. Chatham Theatre Of m.u
@ sa up 1 ii:
a. s;:ssSs: ~ of this "
FtY S most 90 famous hos.. 70
w.Ili will nee the Polka.
Bo1s: esn,, pa; az NON az
Arch STREET rHEATEE rHifznE7 ,I lie
W T. Buaros. .............. M.nareS spd Ls....
sf TS. ri,,;;: l.; s..:: Msa:Fsi
gorgeousstys and sow the most kesutif Tbsa
'RE.XPPEXRANcE OF THE ITALIAN DANCERS
K s.ATrHgaKRnANH IN hN u G;,i ~ az
F Fa,Sa,S. SsscS.!d
G9 D"aso' ;MJ I. ph,iip,
Katharine. RI: Mrs Burke
-. Ma. DIANA AND ENDfM MON.
$50 R"a HUME srso S"S1f SI o.
THE ACTRESS on ALL WIKI
MsT,a M.s H Hh,I%an
WALNUT NUT STREET Ts 1S THEATRE PH1111E1Pa1z
80 '-"'Se'
Re-. Rhs.ensss.me Of Mr. and MRS CHARLES kEAN
having met with q. st a" s% ds
formed Az Ur ''., 49, 1884, will per-
Sir Waite. Amyot ............ .Mr, K.an
| Lady Eveliue AmyOt.. Mrs Chas Keau
| yabeZ she ed ...,...,.... Mr.. Leman
Lord Arden. ...................Mr Bowers
49, Maud ............ Mrs w n Blake
Miss Walters will appear in th-. Pas de- Tagon
| To conclude with
PhIip, Duke d. Ch.,,Is. or n, f!h:,., Kan
The ruchess de Char res, ,.,.,..... Mrs I; Ksan
MademoiseIls Duval. ............... Miss Crncher
SsCOND ANN = or TOITSI, Or az.
oCCC~D ~ hhSl CONOr,hl Or
MADAME ABLAMOWICZ.
M ILL take place at the BROOKLYN Eemale
w roemon sire ct on Thursday the 2s,h in.s She will
be sss.ted by ~ ~
SlGNOH BENEDETTI the rye,, Tsno, since,
A.. Uv,r (fr9m the Italian Opera)
NJ, WFiZri va, m &c S.". :, H., J,ay p r
T,ck., 50 c.n,s noa. ne uo a, s se .no o.e
at az o,eiocL ~ ' oP'A NJ on-""nee' 10 eo"meaee
tnrher n,rficuI,r. !, rrt,r. ,a,.,,;,.r.,,. ;,,,c.
e- ra...-.,e.. va ,"sno MISUNDERSTANDING. JxY tIIc
GREAT ATTRACTION AND NOVELTY
rv>HE EOLEAN ASSOCIATION wi / give their frat
grand pr.e 'ynceri e the Taoerascle on Tnursday
saped i M. ,;n inv off.e a. ~ na 81
watch 70 The author OF The mo.t arain. connpd,m h
d. cd.d bv he annyoba,;nn nrb I'LL ~ oe
Of ~ ID s on. ~ ~. W
richest treats that Ia, come off this Tickets 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

NUNNS l. FISCHERZ
WOULD call tho attention Of their friends the public
w at Their Mandatory and Wzreroom, ITO Greenwich
street o.amine tss asrormsnt OF riano Fores. They
are the NEST iashonable and newest patterns
I'm -~N"- N''""''''e"'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

lhE pNhND hELlEr DALI,
aid OF the Suffering roo Of Ireland will take place
L asts Ga'den, on Wednesday Evening Feb 10, ls47.
Arrangements being made this of the grand
balls If the
ichets dollars each be had OF the Secretary,
OF the following Committee -
A. Mickle, DR.. X Hogan, Horace Greeley,
T. A. Emmett Freem,n Campbell, ID. Sweeney,
Aid. Walsh Michael Bake, Martin Waters,
Aid Hart, DIR. Ii. sweeny, French,
Ewd. Fox L. q. Maloney, DIR. Clover,
r. ID Connery, Aid Gilmsrtn, DAVID Pollock
r. Mulrehll Thomas Boyle, b. Murray,
Dan. timad'n, +. McBarrcp, Brennan,
Mccormack, M chaei Philin, Frpnc,s Gilmore,
Aid Mullins, kwd Fitzgerald, Thomas " helsn,
Chas. NJ. Marry, VIM Reid, Thos McGvney;
john fgan, John Gerighty, Joseph Murphy
Aid Eootc, Pstk Kelly, Timothy Gsrfiek,
ID. q. Frederick, Is Hannsgan, Phinp Collins
Cornelius Sheehan Feliy Quinn, Hugh OBrien,
Jas Murphy, Jas. Kelly, Dan O'Connor,
B. A Keane, A Jac KHAN, VIM Nuxent,
L H.McGure, John KeIeher, John Russai,
Aid Compton, Luke Doyle, Me- abiIl
Aid. Byrne,s-1i Aid Dougheuy, James Riley.
Brooklyn.
Owen Colgan, Miles O'Kiey, r. n. Lennon,
South Brootfyn.
John Sweeny tolomoian Hall
JAS KEANE, Secretary.
A. ", NIcKLy Treasurer. ia IL rfc
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PLTNKEI' &. P1RUE GSITS

PLUNKET g. PARUESSUS,
NO l23H FULTON STREET
Sell escclent hist 50 90 and only charge 81 50 for
- their + ihF QyALtTY MoLysEINArp NUrRiA H.rs.
~. B.-fLuf KEIT X PARDESSUS warrant their first
quality hats to be equal very least TO those Of an other
establishment and the public would be
50 d1e 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF v DI0TI ATNDC NO
DAGUERkEOTYPE APPARATUS
NEW supply OF the different sizes the above sppaa
W.&F. LANGENHEIM
Phiiadelpha EXCHANGE mr.
LANGENHEIM 4 BECKEnS
IN NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
AUCTION NOTICES.

" ALuABLE PAINTINGS AT AUCTION LEVY
vail sell on saturday everirr al 6S ocloek AZ No :aa
an .ntlre invoice ofvalusbie Pint re-
Antwerp in their state and which nave
~ usrn - gu bel re IN the United States the Co
me arts TO call and view IN, M IN ., So e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

IA FOX 3 ALE, or to exchange for city property-A
M handsome cottsae with Ave or Of land sus
way. Long Island, on the Rockaway Turnpike The five
peach fruit trees There is GOOD harm and oss ,
houses on the popertv also house the same
we situated for gentleman who would like comfortable
coutry Tesdrnee Also about of land con-
snt,nE 81 woodland meadow and lable land which will be
sold IN different parcels. Apply TO
ji9 iwsrc JOHN l. NORTON IT. IA DeIapcv,,
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FOR SALE IN BOOKT,YN
MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE At
PRIVATE SALE -

PRIVATE SALE.
- THE handsome double house with five acres Of
E ground on the north ride q Csstleon staen Island.
hall from New Brighton having front about
tbs water and IN the immediate vicinity Of the
isndnE comm sndng extensive of Elizabsthow =,
Newark by Nsw York CITY, .Dd adjacent country. For
HALLIDAY &MULLEK, Aucuonssrs, St Wall st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

FOR SALE,
DESIRABLE RESIDE nee in 10th street. near
EN Irving Pace-a modern built story and attic with
11 under cellar, aud sewer communicating with the
street, marble mante's in basement end so-
res four The third stmy house twenty feet by
forty, lot twenty by sevenyGye bu flushed with es.
pecih reference to its occupation By the owner
Two thousand dollars remain bond aud mortgage
r9r terms apply at ITO CHERRY ST.
y rt'M SALE-Ihe buildings and lease of the lot No
E;;D - Robinson street Front hou'e wool brick
rrtwenty -four years uexpired September NEXT
Lot PEI deed) 90 by So For further apply on
VIC I'emIs ,. J8 2w*rc
FARM FOR SALE ATAUUTIUN
Will be sold at auction on Tue,dsy the "a dav Of
&T@MaIch next III. valuable Farm which the subscTber
now resides The 'aid firm contains about acres Of
s1od land with good sing Barn, Carnage House and
a. me nece,sary out building; is situated
hamnoneck county OF Wss chester about one mile ON
The village Of Mama,oneek the Weaver street road al
miles from the City Hall and the line of the New
ven and New York railroad; has abundance of the
Snanty OF iuit The sac will be positive, take place
- " on the Pemses For ia rher particulars enquire of T.
premises - - Wv '''''''sA' WI '''e
js20 1msrc JEnNApD DrVrvN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

II FENNEY'S Tally no Razors.
\ John Rimmer X Soss warranted Needles
Wilson southsrn's elegant Table Cutlery
q Stenton's fine pen and pocket Knives,
Which, together with saws EDGE Tools, Scythes, and
ether list goods held for SALE the Irade on
turers' acconnt, bJ . RS, STENTON.
Foreign Hardware Commission Az ent
"a Maiden lane, up stairs.
Orders solicited from the trade for goods ON the
usual msnuiacturers' terms, (no sommssion.)
lmsr
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.s.a. ty" LlyEar.OL-Ihe New Line--n
ck4n fss sailing packet ship CON51 lTU non, 1870
tons banhen Capt John Btton, will sail above her
gu liar day.
For freight or passage having splendid large aud comfort
west pier BurIng slip. OF tn
WOUDHULL & MINTURN, 81 South st
The packet ship no I'll GUER, 1850 tons ourthen
Capt Ira Burssley, will succeed the Constitution
on her regular day. 2lst March, j2J
saA FOR NEW OhLEANs-Psctet BARK GENE.
M SEE;-Pssseneers By this vessel viii please be ON
14naW1board Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall this
day, sautiav, JAM 49, alta O'Clock. NJ which tim. the
vessel viii sail j23
xSSrr FOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and New
N1&t York Line-Postvey the first aud only packet for
k6&k4. Tomorrow, Sa,ud 2,d instThe splendid fest
sailing bark GENEsEE Captain Mine will positively sa
as above. her regular dsv. full or not full
For freight apply board at Orleans wharf,
foot oil Wall rect, orto Il. X COLLIN
No So South ~.
Friday evening, 22d inst.
shippers rely upon this vessel sailing puncuay as
advertised
Passengers BY this vessel will please be board At Orleans
whsri Loot OF Wall street Tomorrow Saturday, 23d mat
IL clock, NJ, st winch time the vessel will sail
Agents in New Orleans, John o. Woodruff Co., who
VIII promPy forraId all goods to their address.
The Packet Sip HUDSON will succeed the Genees and
sail February ID, her regular day. ia'
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TtIOM PAINE.

TIE friend: Of this Revolutionary Hero will celebrate
the 10th Anniversary Of his Birth by BALL aud SUP
rh he Minerva Rooms. 4o6 Broad way Friday next
x'th tickets, 81, at rhs Beacon Office. No. Franklin
sqsare ar and Of Jehn Win IS Chatham street
Dscouses on the Life and Political Writings Paine to-
(Sunda the same rooms and in the
ming on his Life and Writing. j2s it.Tc
'vtE AMERICAN JOURNAL. OF HOVGPATHY,
no 70, is publ, this mo'niR 1t contains, among
other articles the Practice of Hohnemann Jecons TO
Eomemthy: Diseases Of Children; HON gpsnv Austria;
Criticism ef the York Academy Medicine and Sur.
CRY Subsc piou dollar Single nambers six
SWI HIS, 4s8 Broadwr i5sIrsrc
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LEt1 Ott WARDROBE Anu rUnNIIUAE
WANTED.
= AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having supsrEuous esfscts
- to dispose Of. sach Wearing Apparel Furnturs, he,
obtain fair lash price for sems by sending for the
sub.cTbsI thrcus the Post Office, otherwise, who will
httexd at thar resitencsa. J. LEVENSTYN,
4SS Broadway, up stpirs
Ladies can hs attended 20 wv hdrs. J. LEVENHTYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23

SUSPENDERS FOR EXPORT
HhhEE thousand dozen Patent corrugated suspepdsrs
adapted 20 the Mexican sud South American as well
trade, and warranted unaffected by any
climate For sale BY the manufacturer and ewner Of The
dso am HOn,CE n. DAY. a. CourtIandt street
w los AND SCALPs-The largest, the chtapest and
.s tne pest Msortmea are To be found at AC BAARYS
dl2 In . h - -' ~r-'a.'-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-01
as2sO,esa1aD.

NcwJcrscy Lottery, Class j, draws
at Jersey City, Hay &c, 1911; 10 mum
bcrs, II drawn ballots.
lpriza Of $4,000 prizs Of $1,000
/ do 5000 10 do 1000
Tickets 81; certificate Of % whole
tickets vii be sent for S60-iShares III
nranarlinA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-01
ClIAELESE \ THOMPSON

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zlaa,.E tates5 ssItsHssze 81 ss .a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-01
5000

Mouonealia Lottery, class Is. draws MAY
6, 1917. 70 numbers. 10 drawn ballots.
pre- Of 1000 prize Of LOCO
do $500 - d. 20o
do l5G1 . do Ice
Tickets 2 50; certificate 0f Is whole
tickets will cost 35 dollars. Shares in
DF8B0FtI8H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-01
M0HSkINI HATS

gTTfnE WINDOW fttERS -iu-t re5ea.aa I-zs,
NJ hundred pieces y H#a N .Hdolg rafe=- ~ ta H.4a
tore of pr tt " EBEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-01
MAM.P AFEES-

2 sr received fresh sunnle of IS sIl raaa- GaHtaz
~ 81 a, the Boot store at " ! E0BR.
PIN Conner Of Nam end n4au -Izes,s
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HI at gil ami tfe4df Gaps e 7Ht 5sfnsl caps are
n MAJ IT, .AIIaAFs = 70 Nam street.