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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-08

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~ Mercantile Library As.ociauon.-h tri.
h1s - respect i1 the memory 81 - Fr-sissns Joss
QHt.t Aptss De Library eli hs oiassd th., tsy asa
even ng ~ offrr ffhs sr4
n7 Dc 30 rECKHAN. Re- s-.
- ptrr Dcpnrtn,eat- ORDER OF ARRANGE
AfNl Toe i.-a HI.i HH fI.red st Do ..cack r.nn on
etnesfny, in tat H.iusY. ffe f'fft rn caihsrns.lt
kni march pre- anIF Az b -
Too Companies poo appear without fhsrarf tfafas snI
i1 fffrus dfFfs wf hrIr tarfars ahr01frd Dol rrarn
zoe fafh mem fr ei wfsf cfars nr the Ief arm TIE
FOREMAN and AsHfftnf uiI a'sl csry fhsir frest q
tfun pets sHfau.ef In crepe
Tbs Nrr 900 hf .fuad .I fHe f1.naInfo.raf
Exempt FIAFMEN
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OST-On Moudag in going through Chryslie-st @ aud
4 md the B0wfrY. cashmere long sha.l with ee5p
border tire ends sni black center The tn1er viii De
suitaly rewarded By ieav a same 20 i3 oee oi th,
Trrsf Fire lrs a.. 90 Nsilst ar swing in'ru a'on
,ghsle h nav De had ms -
Z UST-Fron t.e roo OF a Broadway stage Mondey
IIsvsninr Flars done up In bagl. one was the
Anne rican the other has the hosts name Sewburgh
The finder will he rewarded by returning them 70 lbi
W.st.s, m jis'
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Of .sf. tat Ilns.e.ssf fIra Dspsrtusrt Futf
FrfIne lsr fiaHt Ard LADDER snf Tifarf Companies
In fafrsf success hss1nInr vfft EHsrs u0se HOOK
snf i.adtsr srf Nffrart t0nrfHi0t 40
Tfe line u ts .1fnra HK slfgaaf sscf C0uYsly pro-
rffrf Er ffaIf n4.aHs
n ra nf 1n tar nf ffe fhss Coz. rsrIes nH q ufrfa
aprrsIas l.rrfrd n lfn sfrf iof uIrh fts alarm 70
sounded. uIH retire N.n f.f .nr
OIL be- COINS ANDERSON. 0rsni NsrshsI
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- lecture On tstrouomN.-i , ih Lfrtrre
~ Prot y NicHoIs cour'e uiIi Pc delivered iu The
InfV-rsiy thlpel TFrrsfsv evening he Orb rtf tf
hlf pet O'Clock Subject Cons'ufi1n a. the su-s
rsnlay reviewed and psrt cusr issofftar Of re Noon
r rfeis 40 tn he bed vi ~ Prfufu's iel "a Frr.
oots 0.s broadway aud a. The The evening q the
iscfura ni 4fis
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pRfgyTgg GUPs which TT = TOrALERs MAY GET
fEiFE PR0PRtFrOhs of TIE JOAN DONKEY,
lfnrra az Is frrIf1t Tine und o. fssiime. ODER %
~ e.. flr ne best ald s~co1t hssf tunundiunst
800 .. -. -. fh. sft ~ A~rif
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MstSUr FlESIflar q kEMP viii 81. 81 ssctioe,
Ifufsrsy. af IN Cc cff, Al = busd~sy, afs- an
OF cAfnst snt uphosfery furnitars
0f tssf syr snd ~ofsn.r.hir, Which VII 10 capd
~ rdffhy fks ~ the tfsae hois sd hooss
frau-f. oansisfns bookcases ard seeretstes ~erc
rfss sofss pash na hsr cloth, sfse esq ehats IA
rIrsh arf tsr coth ssun. chsiIs mahogany .nd ros-
w00d spfinff~sf pkof chairs and chamber iafnare g
rss-h mshursny sni tscs ~ainut dresns hareans And
ws.hsaaf. fossSoof nshafsny and back walnut GENRE
snf sis- fshas With able feps, ssrd dlains ans
usls iahes rahosany French h-ss-sds rccsins chs,s
assrs tts ite sofsf french ehairs hat stssas cot
tsss hstsI~afs ~
A.o ~ osnss % Mosre.crr th. entire furntsrs Of .
i.rrs hosfdns house ard saxon coussflus "a shos 10
ysts Oh c0fh csfretius tfssssis >ne insAn cstgeo ~
hsdse.ds mstfessef marble top souater snd oystsf
i.fs coosng stoves mirrors, cut ssss tec.nt-fs sffs
wees. sof1 beastssd. cfsirs ccssry fassesfes ke
A. IN s'clccx-z focd secondhand psaof rtss, isfs.
psf .sss ard several other rich second had Steiss
1
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JACOB : PLArr. Aacuonssr.

nAMAGhD CUTLERY or aecount OF uDees'
A. writers JACOB PLArr has ia his cstAlosss
sale Of Hardware ard Cutlery this dsy, - 10 oooeh "
the Auction Room, - PlAt cash table cutlery casa
Vsa and POCKET tnvr and scissors on cards. 10 ee
sod for es.h. ss Il /. bu, slightly damaged.
Also 100 lots ppchet cutlery table sniyes ana orts TOT
sccoun, OF sheffield house dissovins partnership Csa
i,..s 4, t.e Aurfi,n Room ms IL
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n.tor, eosstJ Lsbfsy ~esd reg leave u ssii tss
t.st1u ga.. hs'Hs scs % dsRosc 81 ssssios, q
~ v1ff s'n lotscu ~ No ssss Rooms sh sn Ge ~
sss the sfsr.t and boss Tor tho dsyossl Of fure'
tore sne, soots sc - sry 10 The s'fyv sse psfscc.
siaaon e. hs s.yo..l n ferssare o. private ave ips
as snl.s ~ s1fG a. .sci.a. Cab tsftrees msfe a.
Al a. - ILL. ~ r.aLeL
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"a FOR sAIE-A beautiful residence la he village
- OF Huntinglon L. situate at the head OF the By.
- good t~os,ory dwelling house, barn and othsf
necessary oltbsdinss ssrden stocked with psacn ana
OF laod ia a. high slate Of cultivation - can be mafs
More land detached II wanted For particular, 10 9ets
Of y WALTERS, on the premises, or Of WOODAgLL
/ Co. 17 Froa,- ct. Se~-ross T. WALTERS
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'ynH MILITARY spa o'ss-. .sout .ol.noiI.ns tn

'IHE MILITARY snd ohs-s about 'olsmeiI.ns the
iauefsl 81 e isie John Quincy ADAMS are Informed
fhs they b. nrnished win Gloves ~ ow prices and
Grape or he Ten a. one shilling esch ~ .tOIIr
cheap iarushns store q Nssssuat opposite the Herald
Osr~ rs u
DROF. NIIIEPLsIT A>D IADN'- Eng
u LlsH AND FRfN 20 SCHOOL o. leuns Ladies,
80 Qf-snssi hsfseea Wsrefig Pace and 'gtthst Tor
.-rms sic, inquire % Poi N or 800
SNOW GA-E-. SLOW CASES. isrs-ss-vt
= meat 90 sni secondhand slus Gases constantly
sn bard sna nl,ow Gases made % nffsr Also. shoE
Casss lsten iu etshsrss st ~ J. fAh- :, Sil Brroett
So fha Haaef. w8 lm+
stIIc~. Wig~! WfG-.-rss isrsss. fh. chstp.
" ana Ifa bees 0i wis. hff rri So -
saI f.sn-es. ere fn ha f.uHt a. HEpuIR@f-, po
..ssens' ha.r.rfsI I'D uasefi II hai1eu sn- orr
ae Ntsfa1 - im-
DHiNATI INs-eN-.-t siy ~ mech sEpersncs
\ ID I.slfrf ah0 s 1HsiNef fe teach frs enc and
sIrs.nf vim ltIln nfrrk aul french 80 .r1r1 tnf
Hsh f.sfrfss u.n1 10 haprI ta lfr fsffns io sfir'
.rf .f ifFn fhrI fnIdfnrFs 80 10 49, could ffufHfr
a.srssaf h.lfs would F- b. uIIus '1 ffs es'. 10 in
.tfhtrfs If Hha bee f.sfsf etn unaefarts music
sra Fl. tHs n ftfs he tfntfiln n fffaInffs Affiess
H "a 81. nfssas cf e. fatH
1sOpARrNtn-fifF.- far sahs-ra~fs hsv- th'
Isl f rf BIO lr go I'snf1fI.u a nus'
.I... ..s slI lss m lIffs Csss nsfst N-ffiar Ans
H|HTsF CRAVE IIlfnsIIF
HffHr ffa ri 2 Htner A. Gene
NhhAf A NillNi..
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Clcnred- So Andr.w 30. Hows. Llysrpaa

B.'ks John Bal. Mcclellan. 81 I1hrs Nh Kerrissn 4
o Doune D.; Mars Morris, Dsegsti, Glasgow. Dunhsm D.
mon; Heue, j Bartlett, Baker Vera Cruz. u Under
wood
Brgs Amsuero, CarIsr. Wilmias'ou NC. Protection,
Kser Cslsi' Madonna Bats, British West Indies, K W
Grundy & Co.
Schrs Betssy Brooking 50 C-oE, Brett Noss Pstdok
Henry. Chester, Richmond, Allen 4 Paxssn Cinderella
sster Baltimore, J Gsssr, VIM jenkins Vanderbilt
PhnAdephia
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e. TO MERCHANTS, SiEc hANiCS ssa IAN
Ne af.ctuisr. Merchants wishing bseuufui ballaifg
sites mechanics and HnsHafse arers desfoasof ehsi
bic localities requested to call 9n tae ahasrasasd a.
WausI % Ons Hundred ana shteenthst Haisnt
sh1 ohso for sale . large number Of parcels ana
on single lots very cheap and on most favorable tsrns
No place In the United states onen the sane Cd
ysns,es as this property situated a. ~ 10 ct Harlem
within three-qvartsrs Of hours ride 81 rsi'cars
or cages running every 10 miautes 20 the best market
ia the world both fer tho staple and hs n.naisetsrsd ar
cs beside having on each side nver psytsbe * al
are churches OF every Christian denomination, ssd large
choos which children recsive god .'so "
sny charge Some OF these ios maj % nsa w', s ~
ia any IA jney down. the purchaser inpTosins s ss
Msau-esa can nave eadisss pa. ~ .i I'D ai.,x
mediation favorable terms h s ,ss :, asI py
eommutuoul Is more thsn to iw.ny'thi,S,-, oy th'
s.e,sry 7s125 on one Hunarsa ana Twsaiy-
.ishth 81. Gear Railroad ms lmeoa-
&c. FURNISHED nOu-E To .ET-for SIX
~ mouth. ysst-A small s-stor, house 10 irsi.s.
mi IL. G FasNcIs aco 2s2 BtO.dwsy
a. TO LkT-storss, houses snd psrts q housss-
f. Aso boses procured in any part OF the City s fair
si.ss. o. business wsais DO we'll 10 eslI GA JOSEPH
JENKINS, Agent 400 Collector, er.-e Clay bal gs'es
near chs@bsr.,t. MI xos-
o. To Lkr-s,ors. basement sne lois 10 bsldise
~ Is COOLEST either s-psste OF together inqoise OF
T. ; CONkLiSG, hsnover1 MT saS
ga TO LET-res BARRIERS shop end bathing rooms Of
b Jsdsse's Hotel, from toe LEI Nay meas Ihsy have
s.se essas'.d 60, sse last two 'e." ~ rs iss
.sss LoFr- WITH -rk>n POVkh 10 Ls.
GO sslt.hls Tor anY siud u usehinsfy, sns WV 's
- ia y ". ot,-.. ~.
~ uorRI. rO LKr-rh. S.aossl ho,sil iarn ,s
81 "A somplssra Ia 1876, AZ tAs corner OF Fsnshn-
Ia - 80 s.Isst In the ctr OF hscson, bling 70
IN. t,,r,a,ss ,sisiy Of ths whrsss SSsmeost and
-. ,.I,c.a. saA fery 10 Athena The eah9yna oneh,
,,,.. 800 With attic, et feof froH By eo fe>9
d. ssss,isss bes~sea y and 70 rooms, S,,a . sss
h,fsre the q 81 day, rrqafsd. lnquire u
81 pAwtf fESfZ CO. IS wafsrst n T.
r>AeARM tOk sALH-ceassia'rs - ssrss q
i.ss .lta.s-s N dresa~ioh, Coaesesieat - ntiiss
@nesa >sw Nost, within few rods OF the NsC-I err
.ys Me- Haven ksro.A res lard 10 In hsh sess %
Wa 90 s.a ksSm 10 barr swsliiss bosss -
cas- esa.ss Vsaasses ~hA ,As sA.d f.su ere tvs ssSs
a.,sks stst fssefns u,iil thrse ~ - 49,
81. In ssss srses fee ssorss. seeas go ~. ~
c.ssk isaaiHs ~ the boat stssss .. sS not ~
eassss rte Frossssy -ill b colo 80 80 az ~ usrss
private .asi tho Pssra,s.s % ne ~ % - soil
issk n vssasd No s,sscs esess sns a. 40 REY
Noi.ps atess wisA. Csass ss 70 " L. ss'"' ,as xss
~leA o. Ns~'ysA
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JP MONTGOMERY, Ass.ioeeei.

II COTS AND sUOEs.-sy J, o. iNaEksoht
DCO-s,ors "a Pe.rLs,-Oa weape,isy. March ..
~ ocsoch $50 c.'ss boots shoes and hrossps saiss.
BE ior the southsrn. Wests.D ana city trade.
Also msn's alp aud ttick boots
Also mems calf snd seal boots.
Also mem, kip sud thiek hrossns
Also men. 2 Ne calfs-wcd boots
Aiso boys calf and seal boots.
Also hoy's nip and thick bf0sans ma
AUCTION NOTICE.-win DO sold st psble auction
N on Thursday tho nth OF February. At 10 oeloeh
the platform scales and office adjoining Grand Market
East River. JOB l.. BLACK, supt. % buildinfs
Office Superintendent Buildings. 18th FEB 1873 III
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DON'T READ THIS,


ARCHgRs SPRING STYLE OF HATS POR ls<s
III ALTOGETHER SURPRISES an thing 10 the Bat
I'LL line Ia Now York Let every In need OF On ss
aud crvceabls bat call At oDcs and ,eoure one OF
Archsrs beat They win fad him and his attentive CLERKS
80 agges .be that II will be considered luxury " trade
with him. ISAAC H. AhChEh,.
mi Imi.s 80 Greenwich st N Y.
~, ECONOMY AND FAsHIOS-sprins Pattern.
III I84s-Unsorp passed by shy for beauty, durability and
chsapness The subscriber invites inspection before
pcrchsaos elsewhere Every article guaranteed 10 give
.ati,setion f22f 3ms.I J. w. KELLOGG il6 Csnslst
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MARINE JOU NAL
PORT or NEW YORK

$500 srN rfr nnuT. TUIIsrs
Sists - ssfs ....5 81 Sets ... 50 Eve ...ii u
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M.Yoss OFFICE, March 7, 1913.
~ Notice.-An owners Of STAGES, hackney coaches.
carts and other vehicles hereby requested not 10
through Whitehslts,. Broadway, 0Tsudst between
Rroadwsy ard Bowefy in the BoWery ana Chghsm-st
dnrnr the funeral Of the remains Of the ste
Hon. ions ODYSSEY ADAMS eXPresident Of the United
Sfafes. by order Ct the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-08

IT, Elder Jacob Knapp vail preach in The Twelfth
st. Bspust Church tee'~eea Broadway snd Ihld-aYe-
nue every afternoon during this wees a. ococs and 10
he evening ~ q O'clock The public are Invited 70 A.
] 80 m
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,.s. ,G'f e. q ,, s ses ..

r.nIn~arrrfnf .I tHs CnIeF. vI rr reid ThufsfaT
Hh Wfrrf. Ifl. fri fhe College Hal Al rssi p 2 ~
chen .te feF Doctor n Md rlrr riH hr conferred
llun INn rsrff.'es elect hT Do p tIffnf. A rt ~
srfTra. ~ Id TNa er0frff.lu end fhf pulIs urs r-
sr..I fi.Ir iHffHH p. fIfrnI
IHe er..ntf .H m SIZE eaHfifs'fs fr. up.a If- i1
frI. N.lrs 900 fstf r'trH In Clio t...faf Iif IT, .
Nf..rrIrr. .fN Hffrh. a.I. NJ TIE rr.f.sr..r are
r. i-i t1 s'fsrf Col go ri fhYic ffHrf raffeorf q
-----L-L LII IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-08

~ Door Plates Roberis's new and splendid style
Of Gothic DaoT and Number Pleges-enirely new and
original designs Those 10 want Of something and
splendid on their doors invited TO call sud examine the
above articles Aso splendid assortment Of Gothic and
Shield pst;srp Bell Pulls r. ROBERTS,
i3l Sniseod t62 Broadway PIines-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-08
y Orienrnl Llfcrary A-socialion.-

~ I. %. OF -. T.-1he MEM -fs OF Mount Vernon
Todee 40 % OF o rrc hereby notified to meet e.
their Lodgsroom, No. DvItions tbs afternoon ~
o'clock fo7 he purpose ~ paying The last tribute ~
srcct Q a'o Brother JoHS y DffswsTrR By order.
GhAS BROWN. y. g..
JAMES 3. KNcuow, Secretary. mo lto
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81 he METHODIST thuIch, Cd hrlu near Grand fhis
srsuiur a. sdussfaf Msrc4 d. FnIfHs wi lalflrs a.
ab1t- 81 Shtw wi operate fhe e1ure audience ard
produce variety nf results ln Pmeropsy, Fass sta.
end csiflepfy To commence a. q O'Clock Ambulance
I.i cents uI De-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-06
ry, directly or indirectly.

4. That we will not support any
man, or any set of men, for any office
or offices, Who do not repudiate the
WiIinot pioviso, and all other fedora
interference, direct or Indirect, will
the institution ofslavery.
The word unanimous was added b,
the unanimous voice Of the meeting.
R'solcea, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, and published in the
Winchester Virginiaa, Spirit of Jeffer.
son, Virginia Republican, Sentinel OF
the Valley, Richmond Enquirer and
Examiner, and the Union.
VIM. WOOD, Chairman.
JAMES H. CARSON, Secretary.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-06
DAGUERREOTYPES.

'SecaFc Tile Shadow, ere the Substance fade
1oRRECT Dagaerreotype Likenesses tax.
~ en- Tor one dollar andfifty cents: Miniatures
'aSen and set in breast pins and Lockets for
sseventy-fve cents. The subscriber having.
just received from the North supply of new
and cheap materials, is enabled to furnish
portraits at the above rates Rooms at the
National Hotel, Woodstock.
A. c. HARRISON.
January 6, 1S4S.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-06
LATER FROM MEXICO

.4rrival Of The steamer Tee;ot--.a,mu orders bu
General Scoh-The Mexican Congress
Col, IIuyhss's Proclamation-.4fairs at the
cantal-Tie ne,c peace commission-Eu-
ropean Interference solicited
New Orleans papers to the 22d instant, in
elusive, and Mobile to the 23d, reached us
yesterday by our overland express. We sub
join various important details not contained in
our Geographic despatch published in yester-
days Sun
The Mexican Congress had quorum on
Monday, the 9th of December, which is the
| latest date we have yet come across from Que
retaro. The Star says many deputies were still
absent.and six or eight others were expected to
leave during the week, Notwithstanding the
critical state of affairs in which the republic is
placed. The correspondent of the Monitor
thinks the new Congress viii do DO better than
the present. Nothing of the least interest was
done on Monday The government was
occupied with ,he regulation of the army. A
decree was about to be issued on the subject,
contemplating the number Of the standing ar
my at twenty thousand men.
1t will be seen by our correspondents letter,
that there was some design entertained of send
ing Mexican commissioner to Washington, to
solicit the appointment of commissioners to
meet at Havanna, and arrange the terms of a
treaty of peace. We are not yet prepared to
say how authentic is this report
So far as we have read, we have seen no
mention made of the death of Gen. Herrera. al
though snch intelligence was fully expected.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-06

Especial Correspondence ofthe Picayune.1
MExlCo, December 10, lS47.
Yesterday the train under the command of
General 1wiggs left for Vera Cruz. This is
the second train that has left here for the Uni
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sGge &eNtiNe(:
For President in 1913,
J A NJ E S B I C II A n A n
Affairs at WASHINGTON.

OF PENNSYLVANIA.
SUBJECT 10 THE DECISION OF A NATIONAL CONVENTION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
NoTuFpSi MOTHERS

w OULD you have? viii you possess efcctua re-,
w medy against the awful ravages, that constantly
made by that fell destroyer of tie lnfaut race WoRMs
If say YOU c0nhdeutiaily win tie Blessing
Lord attending the application, that II will ia M
sif taken according 10 the directions tau remove
we from The stomach OF the lille sufferer and restore
ito Hih Our worm syrup Is made entirely ofVcrcta
lies H. efore harmless Fathers. Motlers Guardians
The Pareiless and alt who have the at children
deay not hut hasten aud get bottle OF llohensack
worm syrup the Of 2nd and coates SITS fuia
any Of their numerous agents throughout the United
States.
Come prove the truth Of what we say,
uCoales aud Second haste away;
There's syrup that dos seNreil
Wsrnis, Al who can iis virtues tell.
It's mild and gentle Yet H. sure,
Mothers. q viii NogT chiidrcu cure,
Then can you, VIII yuu, "a refuse,
ThiS hest of medicines TO usr
Prepared only By 4 : Iloheusack, second and
coates Sis, Fha.. and FOR D., Of the respecia
Bile Druggists aud Store keepers a United states
Price 3 cts per bottle sep 10
10 James Baker. Jepsan and l. A 4 Wat. agents
Nleelnr, Va. David Pa-ks n Go. agents Nartetsvile
ONO. James 4. GRAY & Go. AGENTS. Bridgeport. Ohio
JolL HoBEssAos, wholesale agent MaTIihsyilie. OHIO.
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E!i T / J &;

0HtDADELrhiA MEiuCAi. MOI Sl-i.tahlished
< Ii years ago, by pR. kEAKEl.iN. The oldest,
and hest hand all forms OF secret diseases
Of the skin and solitary hals of youth, is DR..
LINK ELM, n. W. corner Of Third and Union sis,
between Spruce and Pine, II squares from the Ex-
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who nave injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
nightly iet, when asleep, and destroy both mind
and body, shonld apply Immediately. Weakness aud
constitutional debility Immediately cured and full vgor
restored. All letters posi- paid
NODNu MEN
If you value your life YOUR health, remember the
delay of month, may, even week NAV prove yonr
ruin, both of body and Iund, Hence let false mod
esty deter you from making yoEr known who
from education and respectabity, atone heriend
you. lie who places himself under Dir. knkems Iaat-
meut, may religIousy cOahae IN his honor stu.e-
man, and in whose bosom viii he forever locked the Sc
cret of Tie patient.
Too many think they VIII hug the secret to their own
hearts, ana cure themselves. Alas low often in tins
who might have been ornament TO society, has faded
noni the earth.
COUNTRY INNALInS,
finding il incouveiemt to make personal application,
can, stat ns their case explicitly, together with all
their symptoms, per letter posi- paid forwarded
to them chest containing Dr. KS medicines appropr
aIed sccOrdinel".
Packages OF Medicines forwarded 10 any part of the
Uned States al a moments notice
II , Post paid letters, addressed To DIR KINKLLIN,
Philadelphia viii he promtly attended 10.
See advertisement IN the spirit of The Times Phila
de'pha' Nov 26.-iy
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NENI NlnI NCI-


gSR ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. for the
~ cure Of Dysgepsla, LIVER COMPLAINT, NER
NOUS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS. &c &c.
fhis medicine Is offered to the public under the
that there article in existence having siron
ger claims TO Their copsldera'ion be,ng conn ounde
LICE, fhil2delphia aud practising Physician
iwcni. years standing III Philadelphia, his long per-
has confirmed him the opinion that a compound
cd medicine required prevent and remedy the de
hilit ation produced by residing in low MIASMATIC
CLIMATES. and to counioraci the Frustrating miuon.
ces of the many nervous disorders with which tie lu.
man family are afflicted
DR.. ALLEN is a well known Physician, and has
use2 the alrve medicine in his practice Tor EIGHT
YEARS with the most astonishing lecl, having tested
It's qualities in above 1--WE thousand cases.
No medicine ever received more iatterng recommen.
dation from Physicians of eminent standing than has
been bestowed on tins. Read the following:
The late DIR. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Phadel-
phia, pronounced II one OF the BEST TONIC prepura
lions he had used, and recommended 1t strongly
cases Of Dyspepsia, Nervous pehility. etc.
The following is All extract ofa letter from
DIR. ROBERT AGNEW.
an eminent Physician of Lancaster county Pa
DIR. ALLEN-DEAR SHIT is with great pleasure
that Inform you of the attending your Nedi
cine, while employed in my practice. firmly relieve
that eight Of ten The yspepic may by the
of Medicine, rid himself Of this thorn the
pathway of life. MOI only in Dyspeptic cases. but in
all of cons patton and diseases depending on
dcbated Stale of the nervous system, together with
torpid state of the Bowels, will your ELIR be of
timahe value"
The next is letter from
J. A. CLEVELAND.
celebrated Physician and Druggist of Charleston s. c.
given IN his own words at length
Charleston, April 10, 1877.
DIR. G w ALLEN--DEAR SIR:-It is with great salts
faction take this opportunity OF adding my experience
in the sale aud prescribing ofyeur Vegetable Compound
for the cure OF Dysaeps a. within The last eighteen
months, more than hundred of the mos,
Obstinate nature, many of them being DysPeplo of from
TO fifteen years standng and had dehed every treatment
andclmaie, al last yieided and were entirely CURED
by few hotties OF your Invaluable compound; never
had Medicine in my store which has given such uni
versal satisfaction and made many perfect
can say, in instances where il has been taken for
Dyspepsia that has ever failed 10 effect
Respectfully, yours, &c.
DIR. J. A. CLEVELAND.
Druggist and Chemist.
"a CoFy 200 X ing street, Charleston 5. c.
The above Medicine can be had James Baker Vince
ling, Va, a. N, Williams, farkersturg Va, ]. 4 Z
KeaAIrt Cincinnati, Ohio \ FaimesecA, Pitisburgh
and Of Druggists generally
a LEN & WARD,
Nov II Propri6torS Phiia.
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->-...-' - ~ ~ - -.f'NJ 4 ilE.ALl,
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING Va
VI HERE Physicians prescriptions are accurately
~ aud neatly put up at all hoars OF the day ana
niI; also Where can be had the following OCULAR med
icIneS. VIZ,
poct Jaynes Medicines
noci Roses do
Riley's Pile Ointment
Lewis Indian Vegetable Pills
Smnh's do do Sugar + Ills
Brandrtths do do
Rouaud's anti cusiive do
hoct Deans Rheumatic do
Ioct Chapnau's Blood purifier aud Liver Pills
Hvgean Pills.
Nc Aiisler's All Healing Ointment
Compound Syrup Bonesei
Alternative sup far cure of Scrofula and ali
diseases is - from impurities of b God
Nerve and Bo &c Iiniment.
Compound syrup SaIsaparilla. &c,&c
April Il