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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29
From the U: r Military Naval Gazette, ROY H. is1s:
SFNkPE CIR

The following certificate may he relied gcnu-
ine We st South AniboY when the acc sient
CURED. aud saw the foot dressed
Sot1H ANNOY, Nov 4, 1918
Ns DALIgY;Sir,--lhis is 10 certify that during The
month of August last white nv son George was grind
ing scythe in this town, accidentally let il fall upon
his foot lsscefatiag Il in horrible snd shocking man.
seyerng the flesh from the nslde Of the Ey.
eryhody thought, who the wound that the loekaw
inevitable The cut reached three inches srd The
flesh dfoppcd anse the la this condition lie
conveyed hone, distance of mile, and haA
the wound dressed with Dalley's Magical Pain TX.
tractor. aud we had the happiness 10 hud IN ten days
lte could his boot aud able follow his
daily work. aud went into the dcd 10 NOW. The foot
dressed IN no other alive. snd owe his resora-
entirely he wonderful properties of your lnya
liable ointment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29
a GAsgss.

JOS. l.. WILDE, Music TEACHER.
N,f- Gives lessons the Piano Forte, Organ, Yoca
q ~ Music AMI Thorough Bass
sss1.1 Apply Al John II rhomlson's Hoax storc, or
sS al hisrcsidence' on Finn street, tetween jain
ana CeHte streets, Wheeling, Va novlD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

am, Sir, your friend,
GEORGE PARlSEN.
Only and general AGENT for Wheeling
JAMES BAKER
n R--The wranucr around each hoN contains Direc
lions how To Use aud apps lie save Pamphlets
tanning certificates ofcn to be had gratis apalica
ton above.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29
AS. BRoADwAY. NV YORK.
235, CHERNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA,
and my authorized Agents.
READ THE FOLLOWING AWFUL CASE
OF SCALLln


FEBRUARY =, 1916. \
Mr. DALIEY.
- Dear slr-Vhiis nv SON. Is years OIL, was al work
~ exhtnrle mandatory of l. Z Eosr, he bad the airs
fne 10 slip and fall into large vat used for the pr
Mi boiling ho-ks, preparatory to csuins; The
had Just heen removed from the vat, containing a
F1uantitt Of haiiHz water Hc fcil forward. sea q
Ing both lapds and arms all site. AMI me ieg badly
end the her partially The scsids were 50 had on his
and ea that most of tie flesh cHnf oil " tn lns
garments and bus lie despaired Of BY both his ply
stefan and friends:
Daley : Pam Extractor procured ~ soon IS POS
sihe (which about SIX houfs) and applied, and
which relieved him from all pain, prevented innann
tioh and eHg, aud IN few days commenced healing
his sores There appeared general improvement 40
much so that in three weeks he removed 10 his IA
Tiers house 4 is,aut about mile and a half.
We continued Tie use of the asovc medicine about
fsonihs, aud we believe il the means, under i ovi
deucu. Of saving his ife. and would cheeruily
commend IL IN all 4naf safe and invaluable
remedy.
with sentiments 1f.lespeei remain, dear sir, your
most accident and humble servant.
ADLAE CLARK,
SUSANNAH CLARK,
{ r CLARK:
oil Hafp Il ,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29
DANCING SCHOOL.

E5ROF. r ". JENNINGS rssnectfiii, gives notice
= 10 bis friends aud tho citizens of wheeling thatfne
second tefm OF has school for tlic aye polite end ne
ceeNafy accomplishment Will commence ON Monday
evening, Dec an, i-fs ~ Congress Hail. and " ~ eon
tinue on Moudss and Iridays
hours for instruction fioni O'Clock 10 for IKdics
ans irom 10 % o'eipck for Gentlemen
Terms. - ior IL Lessons.
Nj J. wili reach WaIz and Polka Cotlions In his
school and MI gave private lessons IA 1iizne, Poi
- Fhass hofnpiges, dc. 70 an That may favor b. m
wlts call. ,ot,ao-t-,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29
HOME INDUSTRY.

" OST-fn tho Market House, on Saturday morning,
~ the 18th instant. cslf skin Wallet. containing a
s 10 note the North Western Bauk OF Nirtra S3
tte state Bank of OHIO aud about slnar sis on other
BanLa not reuhcmheret. The finder VIII be suitably
rewarded ~ leaving at this office. nrv2g-at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

Leesburg LOTTERY Glass "A
Draws December T., lsas--7s numbers IA ballots
prize OF 10000 prize OF 2,lGs
600 ~ i,CN0
1850 20 SEQ
Tickets s.; certificate OF a package OF &c whole
lckegs VII be sent for soc shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29


ViRGiNIA.-The Richmond Erquifsr
makes the majority 1T Cas- 10 l37 counties
$50 leaving Bm1ton ooUn'y sfili 10 h,ur
from. which gave Clay malunfY ol ~
The Times makes ii but lew votes .ess.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
MIR Fleming. (democnf) commoueT elect TO
the Legislature. from isncy UNITY, has r.
sigufd The House consumed 'hree DAYS ~
elcc,ing the Speaker (Nr Gillian. whig)
last weel For the first two osss, me vote
90 tinued whc 80, democratic =. scattering
t,vo; but on The 5 day, Wednesday. a choire
was effected
Mr. Badger Senator 81 the Uailsd States,
arrived IN Wss'iug on city eu Srfudfy even
ing. Ia be southern bo 1. H. lsi Raleigh on
Fdisy morning aud be UHiea unisrsisnls
reports bal up TO bot i.ni lcle had ben
mo speaker aPj oiniad Ia ihe Seoat.. which IS
lie. sud MT much respect It oHe. The
vote vas q 10 II. .'he TWO candidates not
,oti &.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

Delaware Lottery. Class 81.
Draws December lSlh, lsis15 Nos, y drawn ballots
prize of 10000 / Prize of 5 800
lOuVV 10 1000
! go Nuop zoo stu
Tickets 10; certificate OF package Of whole tickets
VIII be sent for siil; shares IN rosorton
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29
BOOT * SHOE MANUFACTORy
BUFFAIOs.

e BAIEs Buffalo Robes Just reed and for sale ehe.,
~ iy tls bale robe or saddle cover ny
oe''t JOHN KNOTE.
JhNN1 LIND and other new style Fripges and in,ps
n'sn'liui aii Ribbons and plu,nes; just roed by
eoSl O w nEiSA Eli.
Y law received this morning. two pieces French
~ lalds, 81 WIDE, All wool, neat bar hirh raioF,
ahd very desirable for children. This u very scare.
article aud always in demHnd. SO call soon or vo,
W" nee H. toctSlI }. sENSENEi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29
Backing, &c.
Raisins, &c.
0 " HE.sKeLt.
WASHABLE BURKE & COS

tdNSlABLk BURKE & COS
~ % ~ iMfERIsHAnlEs .NbrR
3 z ~ warranted file ufoof ana ts,ttrsft ~,
~ aa r. pr mons secured By ,bHhss rh.sf aeeetar
''sY a.. F"'vdet and itief troaf i.acss and
ihoS g.. CtiBER1s0N
tnfiu st. Wheeling, "a
At.- q RIA f-34..fa ssir. t,,,.e. 80
s'ete- .os iu 900 el4i .t -eif i. ai.aart Ifsaf.
.,.''. a-o $3.50 tcts %. 4n., S. ga i-iae.see
'"s A., JANls4N
HARDWARE & Ct1LEAY.
hss iaai iecaivea Dis can stsek ct
:, !. .lirs o. .ie ie, ~lle4 s4. &c .s..4 .ita.
81 80 81 = i'.sssis W sstsll at Isasesa grisss
SAINT MEL
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A. y. DayES~Gy.

80 AsrNV.Ss
lroRnERtf or wHIEhso3
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
NJ + X c IL ANT,
No. q, Commerce street, below Pratt.
BALTIMORE. MD.
TXk viii give particular attention to the ssies of r.
80 cos, l.Asn BUTTER, aud all kinds OF Wksrrss
fkoHurt, and all sales made BY him viii be for a.,
only. NAsh
No Gdoanecs made on asignmes.s.
Bsfimore. November n. lsse-di n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

Leesburg Lottery Class 76,
Draws December fa,I, 1878. IS Nos-la ballots
prize OF 10000 } prize OF 600
le,oVO 10 $40
lO,OON 20 $50
lleke's dolls Ger OF package Of p whole tickets
VIII be sent for u doisi shares in proportion;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

" 7 Delaware Lottery. 81, Oct 25-Ia so 81, prize
OF ,uOu, seat to Allegheny Chy, ia.
NFLeesiurg Lottery, Class u, Nov. 4--Nos lG 10
prize OF Siu 600, half Ticket sent 10 Portsmouth
ONO.
Address your orders 10
R'ARMSfRONG x CO, Agents,
Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

EsRESH GOonS-R-c'd This day 1t the Bic Window
d case supr ard wide Sea Island Sheeiiags;
10 rs hcavy pillow case and sheeiing muslins,
ease sopef dark ftp prints, nothing in the cay will
compare VITA them. : RHODES
n0tsi Bridge corner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-Ship Edward Everett, Knowles, Leshorn.
Noy II, mdss, 10 Durham Moore Dee a. ia, s. Is. Ion
81 IS spcke whale ship Margaret Ct aud from New
Bedford, I'd d cut all we'll Dee =, "A, " % Ion So IS,
passed ship Lams Of SrwOriezns Passed Gorzter, ID
Dec. there the Am mzn-oi-T4r Marion Ard others
Steamship Northerner, Budd. Charleston 81 inst NJ
with cotton, ke 70 >potord ril-ston. Co. The bad
put back consequences Of nrcnx slave secret-d in
Of the Of the esA biaswhen a th- Cape. Of Nr-
gnia spoke pilot boat and the sye IN charge Of the
Clerk Norfolk. OF the Delaware, the weather being
bois;erous and appearance Of gale from NJ thought II
advisable make haTbor A. the Brs,k~ser. where she
took on board - eos. and lef > NJ 9Th instant
Capt su.d thanks 20 C.pt Noouus Of u ,chr
Nautilus FOR the prompt manner IN which he offered his
SERVES the Len a. the Break .ter sckoon-rs
Ovoea Bush for NYork Lynchburs. Richmond; 81 Ma
Mays for NYork. Monte Christie, sailed 9Th inst for Nr
gina and Glover for Baltimore.
BARK Clsrsss Clark Turks Island II d. with 900 bash
salt, 20 Jew-tf LEI no Am vessels
schr Kaihadin Rieh Georgetown sc, 10 d. lumber, to
Badger, Peek Co.
sehr ssnl smith. virsinia, oysters, bOvnd to New
Haven.
sehr Rsbeesa wosIan, Petersburg. ldays, H.tse, to
Hunter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ This AIun nae has been kept back In order 70 get
os;e Election Returns Of al the States IL will be
ready this week ~o,-rr~rs
ICucrLArIoSs Fok The YEAR 1873 Page.
Containing Customary Notes Ee!ipses in the year
tsas. Transit; Chronological Cycles and Movable
P,.sts.....................
ULCALENpaR OF TEE sEvtnL MONTHS oF iSf
with Calculations for all the Lstitudss OF the III
ted States; Anecdotes, Poems, 4c.........-- TO 10
Ill. CONVENIENT OF TIE UNITED STATES;
Ais, the names OF the President Cabinet On
.s- Supreme Court Justices and Senators. ....H
". House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,;
A carefully compiled list Of the Members OF the
House Of
v.oSsIx or TIE Msxic.S WAS: tEditoriAl.. 10 to Is
Wins. Claws LEXINGTON SPEECH; fEHf'rs)...lsto 3
VII TAI WaR WITH MtMco; Original
Being Narrative Of Events continued from the
Wbis Almanac for is47...................... -stoSe
VIII AsSolp's Pass TO ANDsE-PoLK's Pass TO SANTA
TX TsE WAS on MrxIco; ,CorTins Speech .-Ss 20 -
x.rou CozwIS-PRAeric,L lLLrsrSArIos;
A psDant Anecdote about The Wseon-Bo ~
xrDret.R,r,oS OF PRINCIPLES: Resolutions Of the
MASSACHUSETTS whig State conyention.......-....S
XII Van. o. FosrIes CONS, WEIGHTS & MEASURES;
useful and needed Table.
XIII ELECTIONS OF PRESIDENT AND vIcE-PRssIDsSr;
Giving the time when elected and how long each
served and other useful information.
XIV. SPEAKERS OF TIE HousE OF RsFREsESrArIvss;
Who and when elected. ........'.....''.''''.'.'.f
XIV EXPORTS OF BREADsrVFFs:
Stating the amount Of Bresd'tufs exported from
the United States, Canada. &c...........isa and ~
yI.Ts,pE os THE NEw-YosS CANALS;
REGENTS Of Produce II Tids>water; Comparative
Receipts Of Breadstufs at Tide-wster........'.'4s
XVII. AMOUNT or ToLLs
Collected on the New-York State Canals from 1870
10
XVIII Tolls FoR THE Fiscal YsAR.............'..--f
XIX OPENING AND CLOSING OF TIE CASAL;
ATsble showing the number Of days the Canal re-
mained open in each year from 1924 to lsi7'''.''''S
Xxx. CLOSING or TIRE HuDsoS RIVER:
Exhibiting the date on which the Hudson River
closed in each year from 1880 to lsi7.....'''''.'S
XI.Axousr or BULLION AND SPECIE
Imported and Exported from 1921 to lsi6........is
xxi STATE STATISTICS;
table showing the times of holding Elections,
,sning the several Governors, their terms OF ser
vice.
XIII PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FROM EACH STATE;
Interesting Political Statistics
XIV POPULAR voTE FOR PREsiDESr-lS4 '''.'..'.''N
XIV ELECTION RETURNS;
Carefully made up for The Whis Almanac, rom
Maine. DciAwafe' NNo,f
New-Hampshre, Mary and, tennessee
Varnont Virginia. hentucky,
,,.h,,s,,. North Carolina Ohio.
sN~.s.., Georgia lndan
3D. IsI.nd Alabama, Michigan,
- ~ Nissssipp Iowa.
New-Jersey, LOUISIANA !" "oo" ., co
Pennsylvania, Texas ..s Nc 80, ~ a -,
The above Almanac got up In beautiful sys ahu pI'u
.d on fine paper with substantial cover. IL IS 500 =
Ipi cents for the single copy 81 dozen, or - per
100 copies ,., -, .i,. n .o,i..
nav n. transmitted BY mail from part OF the
Tni,s5 states At our risk GkEELEY McELRArH,
Onl,eo ''a' Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

PAT AND THE COcKNEY.-Pat Regain had poor
horse given him by man who was about 10 send
it to the Knockers yard. Being something OF a
horse. Jockey, he polished up the animal, mounted
him, " hen he met by the way cockneyhed looking
chap, who stared at him and his horse, and then
burst into a laugh. Pat was by no means offended,
but sccosted him thus
lis it admiring the noble animal your honor is
after l-faix. by the same sign "a ike to sell you
this Elegant hunter
What purchase such a miserable ack as that, -
said the cockney why, he s spawned, half blind,
and both his knees are broken
Bother said Pat d" and that s jist the beauty
Of him-thim broken knees"
How is that p inquired the cockney.
Fax. thin. he II save the expinse OF a setter
dog-hes brak his knees in going down to set az
pdrtridges.'
Absurd and impudent as the assertion was. Pat
managed to wheedle the cockney into purchasing
the horse. and away he went in high glee. Two
or three days after while he was standing at the
Castle tavern door Pat was recognized by the per
son who had bought the horse. The gentleman
was in violent passion, and, having collared hin,
dragged him into the bar, which was fall of compa-
ny, and soundy rated him as a cheat.
You internal scoundre said he. 4" the horse
you sold me went down on his knees in the middle
Of a brook. and nearly drowned me-
Did he go down on his knees IA the irdtAerl'
exclaimed Pat. Och then it s ruined entirely !
am Bedad. sold him under his vay, any how ="
under his value, You s~indling scoundrel -
WHY, the beast was mt worth a rap, aud | had hin
shot"
Had him shot oh murther' cried Pat-"theres
a loss and | would Mt have sould him for a hund-
ther guineas, if a had it oifered.-I know'd well
enough that the horse nd point at partridees-but
begous, did nj kHOr TIL you t0Hid me that he d
set If trout -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~. The Charleston steamer arrived yesterday
bringing papers to the 3ist-the same dates
We received on Thursday by mail We understand
the steamer was obliged to put back 10 Charleston
after having left that port, to land slave who had
secreted himself on board-a circumstance which
DELAYED the boa. short tine. We think the pas
sengers must have been peculiarly good nstured at
being detained for the benefit Of the Peculiar In
stitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

A STRIKE-We learn from the Springfield Re
publican that the Irish laborers Of Body Il Co
contractors for the construction of the cansl the
new city at Hadley Fals-numbering several hun
dred have. body. refused to work on the wages
proposed. They had received IS or u cents per
day. but were notified that they were to receive
only 10 cents after the lst inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

Disaster mt Sea.

NORToLE. Jan. So P. NJ.
The schooner NJ. C. v from New-Yor bound 70
Edenton loaded with lime, put into Norfolk on the
5th inst having lost her buwarks, ibboom and ton
sail. She was leaking freely.
Gildersleeve, the American runner, beat Steep
rock in the 10 mile race at Montgomery, Ala Time
/ hour, min. and "a sec.
No local news OF interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ The Baltimore American learns from letters
from the Valley of Virginia, that Mr. Clay in bis
soiourn to the county OF Berkeley, is on visit to
Judge Pendleton and c. s Faulkner. ESQ. and that
he will remain some days He is represented to
be in fine health and spirits. He will proceed on
to Washington, as the progress Of the dock
ct requires his presence as counsel before the So
preme Court of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
sales Mt the stock Exchange. ..FkiDAY.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN fi< ,teasiy Norfierner from CiarleIfon-Mrs HAL
J yohston, Mssius Duekin. Lindsey. w Robins.
Bowie. Bulkey Mrs Anc Miss Barclay and servt n
West, J Hull Thsyer, Capt A Mccall. L : n. II
Garrison, CARER. MrsE Flood, Mrs NJ Williams. Mrs
and Miss Church, Mrs knowls T FLEMING and lady, +
II Wymsn lady ard child and nurse. Miss Wyman. Mis-
Ring ID II Cody. { Martin, W Hax-ntine A McRes,
L sui, h k0uth two Mss Hsrt0ns ard IS sfeers<e.
n re sap Eduard kteTest from L<gh0Tn-E Willis,
c Bond, Marion and one other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

GES. TAHLoR-The correspondence the journal
Of Commerce says he has good authority for stating
that Gen. Taylor will not visit Washington during
the present Winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
EMPIRE RANGES

L,OR BAKING OR ROAsTlSG.-This article 10 supe-
nor 70 anything Of the hind IN market IL combines a.
the sdyaata<es Of Arvoods Empire Cooking Stove Tor
ue ~ HlCkOk 4 CO - Watsr-st
ss23 i,.~..L qts-cssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
Farmers, Library md Monthly journal Of
Agriculture, for January, 1slc.
CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER.
Ensravinss and Illustrations.

Engravings and Illustrations.
The Tobacco Psnt and its Enemies-Lithsraph CO Tor
.d The Wool she.rs The First Second, Third and Last
Stages Of Clipping Sheep; Answ-ciPped sheep show
ing the symmetry; The Punching Nippers The BUST
ipsIon and the Branding Iron; The Head Cap or HOOD
fitted on the Sheep The Bulls Ring In Its different
States. The Bullock Hoder The Weighing snd raeAlns
OF Wool; The MikingPaili The Cu'd-Cutteri The
Cheese-Vat
Tlu,trations Of Letters Sheep Hu'bandry; Tag
ging; Numbering; Washing Apparatus Toe-Nippen'i
shearins Arrangements; Foldine-Iaolei "ooFltoushi
The Fleece; Sailing Box; Shepherds Crook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

FROM MADEIRA--By private letter We learn
that the T. s ship United States arrived a, Madeira from
the coas. Of Africa about the 10Th Of November last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

Monthly Journal of Agriculture.
Tobacco Its Insect Enemies and its Cultivation from
the Plant Bed to the hands Of the shipper
AYRSHIRE Cattle: observations made in Europe by hr
Coleman and Professor Noron-Ouaites and 'e' made
Of those imported into Observation-Disclosures from Mr.
Phinney.
The English Standard Of Flour to be had from Quarter
(eisht bushels) OF Wheat
Crossing Breeds,
CoaLTsr-to what uses applicable.
Improved Csndle-Wiek.
Apology Of the Prairies WoolP Ioducers-Reply to
the assertions Of Mr.. Randall
Educational and Agricultural Committees Their Char
seter and Duties
Agricultural Chemist for the State, proposed in Ma
rylsnd.
A new Substitute for corn-Casays
Sheep Husbandry in the South By II 5 Randsll-Leter
Midsummer Management Of sheep
Summarizing Manure.
Chloride of Soda a cure for Burns.
The late Mr. Coke Lord Leieester Of Holkham, Eng
and-Sketch Of Hon Andrew Stevensons Tribute TO his
Memory and Worth.
BeteLNut and Churus. An extract from Hemp-its Gu
rous quaities Cure for Tetanus Lockjaw, also for
Worms in Horses and Dogs; substitute for Tobacco,
perhaps.
L,ords Price Current: Practical Hints to the Growers
Of Indian Corn.
Rotations at Springfield Nd; Short descri piion Of
great System leading to great Results.
Montgomery County Lands; Eject of Gusno as shown
from Experience
Readings, by th. Editor.
The Housewifs's Department: Education; Recipes
Eggs and Poultry Hints to Lovers of Flowers; Seeding
Fruit Horticultural Zeal &c
Prce, Current for Re preceding month.
GREELEY McELRATH. Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
ATWOOD STOVEST

Umpire STOVES Person. wanting superior cali
nary apparatus are respectfully invited 70 examine thu
celebrated Stove before purchasing elsewhere The
'f this Stove ' always ehArssc With pre- ar They will
Be cut 40 under mArsnfy. Wholesale and retail ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
GREELEY K McELRATH,
l5f Nassau-st. New York

re- Notes Of all speeie-paying Banks in the United
States taken for subscriptions 10 this paper al par
Money uclosed ia letter 10 address, and depos.
tied 10 any Post Office IN the United States. may be
sidered al our risk but description Of the b.ls ught
q all cases " be left with the Postmaster. c. < N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

EREsH FRUITS. GROCERIES, &c.
l. 100 bbls hand picked apples, assorted
80 kegs Malaga grapes, in lac order
~ bxs Lisbon do do DO
30 bxs and half bxs bunch r.isins
10 kegs pomesrsnfes
50 pots white snd yellow rock candy.
81 bns jgjube paste
50 bxs Oen0a citron
10 bbs shellcd almonds
10 bbls sh-lled p>anuu
- cases pineapple s~setmests-
s. kegs new Dutch herring.
Whit. and brown hard sugar in boxs.
stewzrrs crushed and powdered In bbls.
Togcther with general assortment of fruits groceries,
wines liquors eordss sad syrups preserves pickles sp-
c-s. cigars, &c
Confeeton>r bakers hotekeepers families and others
Of good articles the lowest market prcss are
requested 10 give us . call GASSNER YOUNG,
di7 1872 Chafhsm-st near Chatham square.
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ICE cREAM. ICE cREAM

THE SUBSCRIBER having made arrangements for re-
ceiving large supply Of pure cream has this
day reduced the price OF bis best Ice Cream per
quart Also, Charlotte de Russo iellles plum pudding
ssuer, bisque sAuer fancy ice balls pyramids and other
the lowest prices and any part Of
the city Jersey City Brooklyn AZ the shortest notice
ROBERT MARSHALL.
II FSsTus Practical ConfectiOner ISL Broadway
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srgPHEss's BOOK or THE FARM-fContInusd)
Sheep Sheanng-
The Bulls Ring and the manner Oft construction
" Rolling the Fleece snd the Qualities OF the Wool
a. The Making Of Butter and Cheese, with all the ni
anti. dafafled
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DR. RALPH
ARCHITECTURAL

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