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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

COMMUNICATIONS FRANCAISEs. or French
1 !, ~ .Doken-Tmghf on the oral system enabling
hsSnsr. 10 SPEAK ron the fret lessons, and nsunng 20
800 advanced but feeling deficient "a speaking,
ps scrrv .uoooued by nfsliibe guide 10 correct
ppnnocisfon Tuition At home In classes, "a private, -
" r,osh PUPILS at heir resd ences and families md
{choo,s amended. Please address
'e''''''' MONS. De ST PIERRE, Nanf Dc Paris
.r9a. 3o8 Broadway
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CLETou.R,s CELEBRATED HEALING

i sALNE is applied with universal to wounds.
burns ulcers. breasts piles. salt rheum scsd head.
bos chnpped bands ANA lips, scrOl and scury nuunnss
For cooling sofenng cleansing and healing, Il perfectly
unriva ed sold genuine bv JAMES : LEWIS Druggist.
formerly Blacky Lewis. ST Grcenwicsi; John AFFORD.
bookseller los bowcry; r McBrair, and coffee dcser.
corner OF Fulton aud III IN s sole t.et for Brooklyn
Price 81 cents box. each hoN incosed In wrapper
directions for signed By the proprietor Andrew
Fletcher aus I'm
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Genteuien and their wives and aie~
Dsinqe gentlemen can be accommodated with genteel
hoard m a very desirable neighbOrhood IN Mot-st l59
few doors south Of Broome, and very convenient to BON
railroad and stage beautiful front room on the second
floor with bedroom and pantry attached, suitable Tor gen
enan and his wife few gentlemen boarders wiz be IA
ken without lodging. sut IN"
DOARD AND ROOMs-At pa Varck near the
DGreenich Bank Rooms OF the first class suitable tDr
gentlemen and their wives and single gentlemen, WIN
breakfast and full board at prices TO suit Locenon
goOd-siages convenient au< OF
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MAD DoG.-A mad dog was killed in President
A. on Tuesday night by man named John Bssler who
resides in that vicinity.
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ARRrvED-Br, -. T.,ior Elrdss from rarss Island ard
sssr- reported o- Hoos las 81 o. after hss'lnz over
board part OF Der car.u Of sst
e. PED.
sAILED-ships Adrs Bf = Johus 10 sia' hcLsr1, BIT
sung Lnl Labrador Brs Nsy An1 Fs and otf-
49, Ina
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FABRICATION.
PUNT ia llONs
" Fen from the body's purity, the mind

d" Zen from the bOdys purify tne nlnu
Receives a secret, sympathetic aid
r. Health and Purity are, physologicaily synony-
nous terms There is scessy for persons being sud
denly with evers or sent TO unmey graves by
bowel complaints Purify the body and you are safe-not
by swallowing additional impurities but by pure water ana
wholesome food Al this the packngs showerings
drenchngs and pungngs Of the Hydropathc system are
perfectly luxurious Every accomnod atom Tor day ana
boarding patients may be found at DR.. TRAILS institute
rs Laighr.st door from 81 John's park. aus 5lls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

cCUOOI..-A aourisniug English school. in tho upper
- pat Of the ety. for sale and conps iescher Ao
.nicd sacher Of bookkeeping and penm~n mp, os ~
evening school Inquire N lsss Broadway Nj "'~
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MEDIC Els.
pYsErrERY CORDIAL.

An INDIAN PREPARATION FOR DYSENTERY.
4 diarrhca summer complaint, colo. and Cno.ets
norh0s. II generally Affords immediate relief sfleg taking
single dose. One botie warranted the worst
in a few hours Price 80 cents rhOussncs hsv.
been cured by every season for the last twenty
years Prepared and sod by LAW BOYD, - Ess
Broadway who Keep the most extensive depO, for Indian
and bo,anlc medcines In the United slales iy lm,eod
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T'ARRYTOwN INsTIrUTHv.A select Boarding

,J,ARRYTOWS INSTITUTED select Boarding
l school for Boys, 81 Tarrytown- y I-Ths Institution
/ oeasanty situated one-thrd Of mile North OF the village,
near spot which MAJOR Andre taken The course
oflnsrucon will be thorough scientific and practical,
brsnx all the branches OF English and classical edues
ton requisite for commercial pursuits entering college
Circulars containing terms &c &c can be obtained OF Spad
lag Shepard, 1884 Broadway % Of the following refer
erces Rev. Bishop Z. s. Jones, Rev 5. II. Coce ID
Rutson Suckey Eco. Rev g. II. Fisher; Rev. ID. w.
Clarke; Rev. B. Creagh; Rev P. Cbsnibeflin; hey D
Tos.nb law Brooxlvn ans eodf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

Odesrable part Of the city WIN an adVsntageoos 'e
platform md scale and al the other tools and fixtures USE
IN coa ward For terms which viii be reasonable spp,
7" az, ~ az H. WIGHTMAN CLARK, ? wsI-st
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FcLrpsrs IN ls4s.-There will be seven eclipses
th. wear four of the sun two OF the Noon ana one OF
Lewis Csss,he stIer total visible ID al PI's .. 1S
United s,s,s and portion OF Mexico but not beyond
,hs r S''''~' Rochester American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

WATER CURE Dr.. r T. TAIL, for the las eve
w years hss treated scarlet bilious yphus, and ship
fsvers the Hydropahc psr and cured every
II instance has fever under his management continued
over week when drugs had been previously admin
is LsiEht-a iy2 lmis'
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SCHOOLS.

rl,HE INSTITUTION for the Education OF Young
L Ladies' Rev GORHAM ID. ABBOTT, Principal, WIN
reopen Wednesday September 10. IN the new edifc- erect
ed for it." TIE SPISOLER INSTITUTE Union fafk
The object VI this institution 10 elevate the standard OF
education for young ladies'. IL Is organized In ree depart
ments-pnmsry, academic and collegiate PROVIDES NOR,
ogn and solid instruction under the charge NJ the Principal
and Is Professors and Insiuctesses of the vanOus Stages
and branches Of education deemed essential to the formation
OF usefs accomplished Christian character. Courses Of
Lectures 10 Literature, Science and me fHle As VIII De
delivered 10 ladies' In the collegiate department
The edfceoccupies VI the )st degh1 central ana
airy situations in our city, fronting the Union Pars and fon-
tain and accessible by the and onniouses nom al ne
eading aud horoughfs Of our n.y. contains
ample apartments for study recitation and Instruction. ~
excellent Lecture Room, with al joining Laoosory sn1
room Intended for Library Cabinets, and raufA science
Inc for educational purposes and for
domestic life. ..
Applications for admission are now received
aeg Young ladies are received into The family OF the
prncpaf FOR whose accommodation the most desirable ar
rangelnens have made. Applicants unknown to he
PRINCIPAL will expected 70 present letters Of reference
mn prospectus may be obtained on application By letter
or otherwise. UOhhaA " ADDOi ~ rInciPa4'
iy2I lswsuis IS University place.
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L. The Fishing Excursion Of the steamer

Jacob Bell.The passengers on board me steamer "a
cob N 10 the Fishing Banks on Thursday, August s.
would return their sincere thanks 10 Capsn RICH
ERD YATES for his interchangeable rxeons IN searching fo
and finding the best hsh ground and for his %
secure the conf ard OF his friends who accom- pa
MED him. - .
Resolred Tha; recomm md Capt WIN. YATES and III
good DO A. the Jacob Bell all who inierd visiting he
Fishing Banks, for good fishing ard polite attention
Resoired That In the knowledge OF al on board they had
never known large quantity Of hsh taken On any olt
excursion by the same numter Of persons.
Resolred That the shove resolutions he published 10 ht
follos ing pspers: Tribune, Herald ard sun
THOMAS WINSHIP, President.
RICHARD RAYNOK, Secretary. All no
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ERENCH, SPANISH AND ITALIAN Ian J.

l. GUAGEs-The advertiser respectfully announces 70
the heads Of colleges and respectable schools VINO VIZ
avail themselves Of his services for the acquson " '
above languages that his long experience sea 1880
which has always attended his instruction BON in
sp.ip and Ameycs will ne hopes, give satisfaction IN
exceptousbe references and testimonials sy De sa 81
the bookstore Of Messrs. Roe, LOCKWOOD S0' ~ 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
VISIT OF PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON

IN PRISOS-By Henry WicEon 49,,
i splendid Portrait and Biography OF Jonn AieheA
Old ireland and Young Ireland -, a..
Of the Democratic Review, and lor sac ~ -,,,oo,-
" ~ DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
.,a u. ssecessor. 10 VIM. II. Graham 80 Sasssu-st
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UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
<~ropTEs on THIS CELEBRATED ENGRAVING for
nae nv Z ANTHONY,
Print Publisher,
Removed rom 81 to 205 Broadway " Y. je20 2sw2miI
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Association of Exempt Firern

members Of this Association and EXEMPT Fsenen N gen
ef are invited 10 meet At 81 Heny-st this morning, al
o'clock for the purpose Of paying the last tribute OF respec
to MATHEW McBEATH, an Exempt Fireman
By order Of b WARNER, president
IN Pputrps Secretary Gu4 IL
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DYsENTERy, DiARRmEA. &c:-rhe orast

IT
~ enberg Dyseuiefy Syrup IL warranted 10 cure every
case no matter how bad, even the discharge. are con
slant and bloody The money Is instantly refunded scuts
is not effected.
rhe Company has fle at ts wholesale warehouse -
the satisfactory evidence OF the powers of
mis- medciue. evidence from medical from odcefs II
the returned Volunteers, &c. &c.
The Medical Faculty hereby respectfully invited TRY
this medicine in cases which they deem hopeless They
will thus life No charge viii be made Tor t's neil
for this purpose. - 49,.
The sucies FOR sale by agents In every Ward n this
city, and the Compa1ys Wholesale Warehouse % Broad
way sdl sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

MECHAHltS HALL. W. pi"N"""Ji "o'"''"
WI Grand and Broome as. o.,
POSITIVELY THE LAST NEEk-The Annual beneh
of J. V,UcHN will take place THIS EVENING.
THE ORIGINAL CHRISTV'S MINSThELS,
whose Concerts during the past TIN MONTHS have beer
received with such distinguished favor and patronage nave
the honor Of announcing that owing to the continuation OF
their unex amped they will remain IN THIS ely and
give their inim,sble entertainments Fok oNE "hIh
MORE. -
Admission Is cents Doors open a7-Concsu Will CON-
On SATURDAY, Aug. 5, an AFTERNOON CONCERT,
commencing al o'clock .,.
Manager snd OiTectur-E. p CHRisry Jy5l lwls'
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MARINE oURE al,


CLEAELD-Bsrs Wsrssv. s~sl, stlna'-toH
shr Tlo- Pr-oa Bf Pradi-a. Esr0or l.sud ACssry n
Ler-sy RKlmoui ( " Pi-ral, IAets s--iy; He~ hlr
Er.t-h P9nsr- Boson Brett Voc Al eutar-r 0sls Pr
l-nc-.
Shops Eapir- sui;h. N-V Haven cshl1,t coruin. o.
steamer Anthrslif- Ail-n. Pilstspli Allen
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NORFOLK aug Am s,hr James ard samuel s'h' Boston
ssief. schr Rmz.1id. seaman Nf0d-
MOBILE Juy lT-Ct William sut JsHe.. Carpenter. =
Yon; schr { Lehman. Richards srszos s,ntssn
JACKSONVILLE July 12-Au schrs Cflled, WON Can
ton W lson. A.. HEINZ Afrse Wac. DO.
SEw ORLEANS Juy =. Arr .hp b., sists fro,iof Boston
Coou-r Henry Moves. NiurEi A-Kandu Orfr
fnaud Vera Cur. br- Sssad0r stubbs. 90. kpaho Ham
nrni era. shF- Davenport. Br Ctlrn, iueIoE Robert
P.rker Weeks saba Nsrl Nuriosi bsrA ui CHIP
rn-n. b. h. nu. Liverpool 49,
Juy .fAn ship Russell Clover. TupPe. Liverpool Cor'ti n
g.,r Ana Ro-sr Boston BARK Ctrsnoui staples NiorS Gre
ships Palestine. Johnson Nfursi Iork sa1 ks fhadeh Nrs
Tor Russell Bost0u - Liv rence. B0wcn, Liverpool
SALEM Aug Ar br Tam pshslts P-fls, Gambia June ;.
Romp, D.vng. - P-fre. Mart
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together with correct views Of the country, Cities &C NC
Ills The largest beautiful painting IN The woflo
Exhibited every night At o'clock, and wednesday ana
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock at the MINERVA ROOMS
io6 Broadway Admission q cent. schools admitted on
sonAble terms SHERMAN IOOSE1,
iva istf Proprietors-
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MOONEY, Auenoneer
DlBBER>.-By ID. GAZE, store IS Pesr- ct
leTttsDAft Aug 8 Al O'Clock, p NJ N.ooo rsirs Para
and Metallic Oytfshces. gn.lng desirable sssorsnt
Of iaties gepucmeus msses and chitreu's cvefsho~A
slips and oussus Terms, and months credit toy xp
proved note- Al; sus'l A y GALE, Is Pesrl {
u y NASH. Aacuoaesf.
MORTGAGES AND A~SlGNEESs SALE OF
WI STOCK or CHINA. GLASS AND CROCKERY
WARE. Sc.-FRiDAY. at 10 o'cock. Al ~ Sxthaveues
by virtue of m, rgsge and by order u Assignee,
stock Of china. glass and esriher " al de
srpr0ns. anl IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

oHio.-The Germans Of Cincinnati have organ
lied a Free soil or Barnburner Club. The Cincinnati
Signal says that the Club already 500 strong Hitler
IN the Cincinnati Germans have nearly all voted for N
REGULAR Loco Foco candidates The formation oil thi
csb will make tremendous nrosd upon the strengt
Of Loco Focosln in the Queen City and IN Onio'
The BtIp0s Pr0riso and Fredo"ia Herald Is the uue
As Free SOL paper just commenced at Massillon u
Telegraph having Doughisced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

ns1 STEAMBOAT ST NICHOLAS. on aud
Tuesday, August I VII comm 1. snss run ?,
Por Chester Rocky Neck Stamford Leave foot Mar
Leta PM daily and NoFwGk on The arrival OF ms ssgee
FOR freight 9, Pssssge s8e 70 M IaPn o. ,ns
Moorest up stairs V9 ous
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.lY &C. kEMP, Ascrcoe-t.

10y X. 4. kEMP, AGcrcueet.
ID FNrENSivE AND PUsENFrosv Arcrcs sAIt of Fts
Sruss Asp PiANoToRrss, on THURSDAY, August -, o.
the large Wnerooms. ss2 Broadway. opposite the cny
Hal by Catalogue, containing sbos. ScS lots being ths
largest and best OF good Furniture eVcf o5-fes
suction tins city which viii De found " oil worry
u the attention Of the ueie. hotel and house keepers
Also shout y PisnOfortes s. :, and ocisves fnu rsr
ucnlars hereafter. ys
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AUCTION SALES.
osrAH RICHARDS, Aacro

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aacrone~r
DY BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT, store -
ID srosdwsyZLibera cssh advances made 90 conssn.
..sals for aacnon sses. -
FORTY EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE sALy,
To a. COMMENCED the STATIONERY AsD Pam s.Is
ON FgfpAy AUcUsT IS. THE Book sALs on TVEsosf,
arcusr s.-The undersigned announce the next rosalS
Trade Sale 10 be commenced al the shove dsis u VII %
conducted under the regulations - he sst one Coo
sus euts OF Books Paper. Stationery Stereotype ri>s
Ryrie 81 Cloth Leather, &c. srs respectfully soheae'
Particulars for the printing should be furnished y h- 10y
n uy noxt al which the catalogue VIII be putt pres
Ts o.u.l cssh advances VIII De msds on receipt koo's
when required sAnVs' na,s 1880 $3.50
AT FsuArs sALE-A collection Of choice O- fanunss
,ucIuding isfge one BY De Bruf hne LsniscApe oy
Wi.o, be.ufins Flower snd Fruit pieces. &c al 70 a.,
name. Also scolerron OF engrayiaga scacr pofusis "
the early Presidents. &c IN Frames
DYE. COTTON, ASefaOa dA1 Cs~ss.on hsvoNass
nSSes Room SIC Broadway, Gothic HsB-hsv1ns fc1os
Al 10 the shoveusmed rcous now prepared 10 res 70 -
sirs Of Cabinet Furniture Dry Goods C0peo and hoor
kesp.ns auces of every description, 90 Consignment W
rvse sale slcccr snd make win cs 10
prompIoess He ALL aso bns, n prefered or'fc~ 80"
10 say part OF the cry stlented 10. ~ usual
FRIDAY, a9g. T.
A. "a, O'Clock. At the Auction Room
An .ssoffuenf OF and secondhand Furniture coz
.isr 10 part OF SOFAS center din NJ snc card tables Tea &C.
French tsdseaS bureaus nsho any -nd euf maple cnss
ooSing glasses mahos any rosers tsl-r BIDS ns
carpets on cloths stands, toilets window shsces Aeeeo
furniture. sc.
Also. several dozen cottage chain. srm DC xe Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

y~.~ -,v,y<zyzz-py- NOTICE.-A CAMP MEkTINO
LA ~43sSs$s will be- held Fsrmingdas, L. 70
commence August T. add close on the
lzh Arrangements have nisde nh the Railroad to
take passengers TO and from said meeting Fare IS each
way Cars leave Brooklyn at and 2. A. and NJ
Faruingds and ia. NJ and VI. enf 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

From HAYTI.-The Kingston Journal OF the 4th
says Besides the arrival OF eighteen refugees from
Hsyti previously noticed two other vessels have since
anchored in our harbor with large number Of those
ate people. The Haitian schooner No;re Dame
hss brought twenty-five from Dame Maris, and the
American schooner Napoleon, the large number Of
hundred and four from St Domingo
We learn that when the Napoleon left an American
shin OF war was lying the hsrbor with some hundreds
Of istisns on board who !, was expected would
on to this city.
-. The schooner Napoleon which cleared for ST. Do
ulngo has altered her destination, number OF pas
sengers who arrived in the sssner~Dse from Curtha-
cena having chartered her to take them to Newfork
The Napoleon sails on the ath
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even ing in the Temperance Hal, $50 Broadway ic
complete the rganizaon Of National Temperance Trao
Society q,
All who are opposed 10 the farther extension Of Sa
verv 10 the Boe Il IL hoped viii attend prepared 70 ali
the Society. II. GREELEY, Preshrnl pro iem
Howard MEEKs, Cor. Sec'y aud IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
IMMEDIATE LIABILITIES.

The position of the Banks is strong according 70 the
above and in addition to the assets enumerated there
are sl2OOOOOO of Stocks which may be consider
ed as Immediately available. The Banks are stronger
than they were in March.
About 100000 of the Pennsylvania semi-snnual
interest has been paid.
The collections at the Philadelphia office OF the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad for July were $500
Since November I5
Same time last -,11
No.. .............. slg969
Decrease
The Commerce OF Philadelphia for July has
been as follows. Foreign. Domestic.
'eei a. ......S 1884
Clearances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A''
The arrivals at the port Of Baltimore during the
month of July have been as follows, compiled from
the daily list published in the american
Ships Barks. Rrgs. schrs.
From foreign ports. .............o ~ 10 =,
From cOastNis ports. 10 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

MUSICAL CLuB-A Musical Club has been form.
"a in this City under the direction Of Mr. Chas. Beers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

,1Y' The Delegates appointed by the Wing
General Committee of the City and County of New
York to the Buffalo National Convention are requested
to attend meeting THIS friday EVENING, August 4,
s4s at g o'clock at Constitution Hail. No ESQ Broad
way. PHILIP w. ENGs, Chairman.
w. d. GREENE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

DEASE's DYsENFERN COMPOUND.-Th'
4 h vauable preparation for the immediate cure 81 the
Dys,nfsry, Diahes aud all summer complaints, and Fan
be- ,psrded upon a safe and efecuih remedy. II 10
free from opium nther ingredients that are the least i1u'
nous. For sale By A. n. d. Sands, 100 Fuions, Rush
ton Clark 10 Astor House no broadway IA johnson.
"a Broadway, Chas a. Ring, l32 Broadway and by Drug
glsts generally. sb I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

IspiASA-The Free Soil County Convention
held at South Bend on the 22d ut appointed egn' Dele
gates to Buffalo j. L. Jernigsn. Esq one OF tne mos
dissng ashed lawyers in Northern Indiana Addresses
the Convention. Mr. Whitlock. the Loco-f oco esaI'
date for Representative said that ne would Support tn
Buffalo ticket He also declared that he would csrrl
out the viii OF his constituents in voting for L. > sen
sior and utterly repudsted the base Doughface brgh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24

r-7cI4E subscriber is nuw receiving his Fall supply Of
y. Hardware, cutlery, etc; comprising 4 very general
assortment OF goods in the lirc. purchased at the lowest
cash prt,es. and for sale at a small sdvance for cash or
10 prompt men. HENRY = NORRIS,
oct9I Main 81, corner Market Alley,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
LONG SHAWLS.
g., REEhiCHA.

~ fCH plaid Long Shawls, with every other descrip'
- ton Of v oolen shavls. just received al the Rig
windows. fsept22l j. :. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
FARM D NAIE

n WILL SCI my farm Of one hundred and one acres
situated IN Belmont county, OHIO, opposite the m
per ehdoi Wheeling Island. There is about INV III,
acres improved, a good Dwelling. Barn and Stable: twn
good springs and a young orchard Of some 90 or tre Al.
PIE iIeis' hesldes Pears. Peache. Plum and Cherry trees
ana "rape Vines bearing. The face of The hin froutsg'
me river IS wen calculated for getting out the coal
terms. Applyto JNO k R~oTsFoPn7oo a
marie In Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Archha all Woods, EN'r -
u - -..L -

Ntcutalu W onts, AN'r ".
Richard StHtt and uthe-s
N'HfN' hbN --ty virtue ui q decree Of the circuit
superior eouft et Law aud chancery for Ohio co.
le5'lheed ~ WIS case, on the 10th day of Fehruary 4.
iote' me undersigned. acting ~ commissioner Tor The
ptt fose' Wi sell ~ the highest srd best bidder al putIe
tuclpn' at me irort deor Of the court house Of ohio
"uatf on SATURDAY.. the 25ih day 81 Ncvrmf e.. rs4s.
i'm. "N w. WI" " Hcti-
, NMs-f Ten per cent Of the purchase money to 10
yrs11,, a'1 Use purchaser 90 give bonds for the
a., +" .o'd security. learns interest from the
r,.t.s @ alu PAYABLE IN ttrce instruments Of SIX.
Nv MITCHELL. Ienutv Tor
oci2T-(Paul) ~" commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
INTERROGATION OF WATER.

frsnE mArHRAGM FliIE6-Ins : anet = aes-
- n. nsrd Tor the carihcaton OF various
1uids. Il Is compact portable apparatus, MOI eNeeed'
"u''', f,nr iuches IN size, Is utied for Application
w ,,, faucet or harrel tap, used for the dis
,h' : nt auids, and Is by modification OF hilernis me
'N .n,.trIcted as " ei for Application TO a vessel OF
li"H' 80, AT 4 Reg or pail as It Is for Application TO
,tir,nt OF acity's reservoir. II eieauSes llSett ny
.,nny changing It cud for end on the faucet WI n'et
''"p' - ~ uaIIons per minute. Prices dolls,
~. \, s.fher IL the ouiy authorised agent for the
IlIers m this city, aud is ready 10 put Them on 10
H., ,t,Llis are respectfully referrettn Messrs Rev w
,r,,.tr,,oa. Rev Bishop Wheian, : M'Leiian, J G Ach-
,an. James Mathers, Douglass & Natnal, aud elders
'"'' - Len, ~ use. NJ wiz cheerfuiiy certify that
ney nnrlfy aud render palatahle and healthy the most
IMPURE " Ater we have. no
Gallon Market square at u I'"NSONo
beeins, oct IS, isi-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-24
New Fall and Winter Goods.
NEW AND GOOD.

gNR. TfIRASK'S Magnetic Ointment, for the cure OF
&S RleumatisiH. pain and weakness in the back, pain
and soreness in the stomach and bowels. sprains, hruis-
es, piles, scald head, and for restoring the hair, etc, for
sale by G L PRYOR & Co. only Agents IL Wheeling