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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
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Y tIDAIsElftfA MEDiCAB HOt : rs-t.,iAhI,t
Il wears ago, hy DIR. KINKELtN. The oldest,
osi hand all forms of diseases
diseases Of the skin and solitary habits OF youth j. IR
ktNkELiN, N. w. corner OF Third and Union SIS ,
between Spruce and Pine, Il squares from the Ex
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth WIN awe injured themselves hy certain
practice INDUCED liza habit frequently learned from
evil companions, al sal0oi-thr effects OF which are
nightly et, even when asleep, and destroy holA mind
aud body, SHOULD epply immediately. Weakness aud
constitutional debility Immediately cured ana full vigor
restored Al letters post paid
NOUND MEN
II You vaue your hie your health, remember, the
delay OF a month, nay, even week, mHy prove your
rHH, boiI Of body aud mind. Hence let false mod
dieter You from making case known 10 who
from education and Tespect0liy, can alone hen end
YOU IL ssho places himself under Dr. kinkeim's Ielt
meat nay reiFiousy condde ia his honor SIS e,n le-
man. aud ~ whose bosom VIII he forever locked tle
crel of lie patient.
Too alany thibk they viii hug the TO their ava
hearts, ant themselves. Alas bow Ogen IA Tins
fatal delus on, and how many promising young man
Who might have been ornament to society, has faded
from The earth.
COUNTRY TNNALIDS,
finding il announcement 10 make personal application.
can, q, stating their explicitly together with ali
their symptoms, per letter post paid have forwarded
10 them chest containing Dr. KS medicines appTopr
Sied accordingly.
Packages Of Medicines forwarded TO Bart Of the
United States at a moments notice.
II = Post paid letters, addressed to Dir: kINKLLIN
Philadephla wilt be pr0ntiy attended To.
See advens IN the spirit Of the Times, Phila
ielplHa. Nov 26.-iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

luIi ADJ FffA. iutH uts. l1fh. rs ~.
To ". w. PTrrEsuN. Na t- Chr-luat rtyee., -itavtua
hcNlilSrERS ~ALN T., aa willing to e'umrra's
some 90 thr benefits Whieh conceive have eNuei4en
cri 900 t1e srui ihe Urtitle.
In thc Spring OF i-ij had attack uf Eros pe'a.
NV iarc. Whtch became very gaHf and eNleatsI INTO
one of WN ti,-t Beng attended wits t-Yer aIf dtfes,
CREST. 7rd began Go lee irarui 81 losing Hv eve
short time previous 10 TINS. a psmphet was o. rsgn
TipN - setting fofthtIe virtues OF MeAti.iSft R :
or lhe NphLu's SALt e."
AHou7l Hot much teilever iu what IS termed snac
medicines, purJ hased hnN aud made an apUlleansi
tn uy face To uy surprise tie raIH soon ahelel and
ln eek tlhte was entirely clreaf and nrmy le
lHFe thar % was tic Have uHder Providence that cured
me.
a. occasion required, snd every case where have
used ii have found dec ded beHeGt.
Al "r iuue, lu guuw Goo he'd al usal throat was
sore Jat s"aiioWFd with dHnfUt, hut hF an spPiics
uon Di the sayr was relieved before n0fniHs.
have used 90 lu case. ut Burns Bruises -pralns and
Flesh Euls. a win the happie~i effects and OF
poisoning il Wild tiuv iu the woods h,eu dfied
up Uud cured NF "a lt0ra applications
From iut oNu experience. would strongly recon-
mend % TO al. Cheap, convenient ftaus me4l cine
Il sces.- DO paTahe more 0t ointment fhau -aVr
and tu very Ao, weather 81 gets quite Liquids hence,
requires nu preparation oief tAen o. ru ID r alc
,h pail-
Ihayr Become So partial 10 H. that expect 90 kegp a.
'sH-taT tiJ Iu i.y family.
ILuagh uuaIa.0Gs 20 appear in print. set cannot
rsc 80 have t- ruunuui. alton made uullc BE- Judged
est 80 serve ilIt cause uI HumAtutg.
Gespect.4uy t1lAc. WA ADAMS
oei 90 No - oid Eoad
Zoo sale by James Baker, Wheelne. Va. aud Jame-
iUfitf, l.l1 lethluwn, IA.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS l.!


" GUILD Won havef viii You possess etiectual
w NEEDY against the awful ravages that o. constantly
made hy that fell destroyer OF The Infant race " oRMs
II We SAY 90 YOU conhdtntialy win the Blessing
Lord attending the application, that u viii ia n"
eii taken according To- the directions ta 10 remove
We from the stomach OF The little sufferer aud restore
Ito ALTA. car syrup Is made entirely ofNegeta
hles a. ef1rc harmless Fathers Mothers Guardians
the Parcniess and ali VINO have the OF children
DELAY not an hasten and gel hOtle of llnhtHsacA' 5
worm syrup at the corner Of end and coates rh.ia
ans Of theif numerous agents throughout The United
States
Come provette truth of what we say,
To Jualea and second haste away
Tacres syrup that dos seApeh
Worms. An WHO esn us virtues tell
lts mid and gentle. ysi ~ sure,
AutAers. IL will your chlidreh cure,
Then can YOU, will YOU, yes refuse,
Thls best of medicines 10 use
Prepared only hy 4 6 Hohensack second aud
eoaes ss Pha. and for "a by uost Of she respscta
sle Druggists aud store keeper over tie United States
Price - els per bottle sep 10
* James Baker Jepson aud l. A WAX, agents,
Whocllus, Va. David Parks & co. agents Nstensgile
Ohio, lanes 4, Gray Co agents, Bridegroom, phlo
Josh HoUESS AcK hoiesse agent, AaIsinSvAe. Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
Coldridge's Balm of Columbia Fol-

the latr--its POSITIVE qualities foiows.-st.
For infants keeping the head free from scuff, and
cahsit . luxurious growth of the hair.
ID For ladies, after ehd birth, restoring the Skin TO
rs usual strength aud rmness and preventing
lug Out OF aie mar.
Sd for any person recovering from any debility the
same effect As produced
+ih. 1t used infancy tail growth is started. il
may be preserved By attention, 10 ts latest perod OF
life.
9TH II frees the head from daRdru strengthens the
roots lmpSis health and vigor The circulation and
prevents Abe ham iOi changing color &c ing grew
ON II causes The hair TO curl beautifully, wheA done
up ~ u over night. liz NJ ladies toilet should
be made without H.
EXpoctorant Syrup I,sys we, y ss, G ,:a
sands have premature death want of a..
teutou 10 common COLD. lave youa cough Rev
Dr. Baftho'OmeS's Expeotsrani syrup. safe medical
prescriptions, containing poisonous drugs. ana used
sttNey give relief, aud save you fro thai awfui
disease, Pulmonary Consumption, which Usually SMees
nIo the grave hundreds Of the Young the DID, The love
~ ami tac gay.
he Oniy genuine sale in Wheeling by 4 q. Far
clld u sieubenvIils by A. Conn. Ptlslursh b., NJ m
Jackson, la n ss,tinston by A Sweeuy a son in -
Caifsyie By johnson, also IA every town ia rennsvl
wanna, Ohio, MARY lana ana Nhsihia- dec 10
= Cases sicily Liquoree Refined do for safe BY
~ aug IL JAS BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

stock w he found to consist in part OF Tho following
MEMS ROOTS.
SEQ PAIRS Mems Fine calf boots
geo do Geut's Fine morocco do
900 do Mems stout calf welt Boots.
500 do Mems Kin boots
MEMS MoNRoEs.
1000 So We,s ine eai and morocco Nunroes,
4U0 DO Mems prime fhick hroeans
~ BOYS AND YOUTHS boots
100 PAIRS Boys fine calf boots
$50 do Boys prime Kip do
100 10 Youths do DO do
q, do do fine calf do
100 do childrens calf do; sizes Z tn
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGANs.
$50 pairs Boys Kip Broeans,
40 do do Morocco Broeans,
900 do do Thick do
500 do Youths calf and morocco do
$50 do do Sip Hrogsns
AP LES, s saal III ALF CATERS, &C.
$50 do Ladies' Fine Kid Slippers
200 sSo do do Fine KID Waking Shoes.
$50 do do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots
W0MEN'S LACE ROOTS
5OO pairs Womcn's Kid aud orocco Lace Boots
400 do do calf Lace Boots.
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE boots, &c.
100 pairs Misses X id and Seal Slippers
$50 do do Half CATERS
400 do do Morocco Lace Boots
CHlLDREN'S SHOES
1900 pairs childen's morocco and lie ather Booteez
800 do do Fancy Caters,
SOo DO 40 Fancy colorcd Kid Boofees
800 do do Black and coored Kid ankle Ties
200 do do MOrncco Lace Boots
1850 do do Leather regged Bontees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK
Constantly on sand large and well selected assert
ment of shoe Stack and Findings, viz: spanish Sole
Leather, French aud American calf skins Morocco
MA, Lining and Binding skins. ALSO-iasts, Boot
Trees Shoe Threads, Naiis Pegs Patent and common
aw Hans, Avn ladies' rncers Knives; an assortment
of French Shoe Xii, &C SC
Thankful tor he liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 u.s. we sill solicit continuance of the same
McCLAILEN KNOX < co.
Wheeling, Mar l9, le46
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So De J-sIgII.
DIR. swEETSER's PANACEA

FyH'S MEDICINE is warranted. on oath not to
- tam particle 81 aorHei turaire Susimaie Arse
NC. Chloride or Gold. ~ sur deisterIurs minerals
TIE rrnciP'e upon winch fHIs medicine acts. - "
ASSISTING and hauruuIEne wh sfuFe. drives ort al
f4u scfinauious hufrors tie blood aud body aud
by asstigtinc with aud strengthening Tire gastric mice
% tie stomach 10 assists digestion: IN short tbare
not veln 'tcry. muscle ierve ga the humane body
that - not strengthened By tho FsS.csa aud Il also
Possesst TIC remarkable pro erty ing mereur,
from the homes AVID faiuts '
FOR ERR fIIpNS OF THE SKIN -seurvv Scor
lutte Afeeti"ns, Tuuurs, ScrafuIa. or kiru's Evil
White swelling Ert-iuelas, Ulcers Cancers. Running
Ssfr-. seas aud Res. time md determined rr<cye-
aHcc Iu bR- SWfrrsEE's PkSU "a. wiz eject cure.
EOB INDIGESTION.
Rejection of food, Naasea N1riinPs. Nervous aztec.
MONS. HiHons complaints, Headache, Pseuess or Fr
male irregularities. r.. SWeetsers Psnacca VIII soon
effect cure; hst fnsttuatc attended with gripping
swing paus tire dose shOuldt e Increased aud the cure
win te effected. Let not tie patjeus frighcu
Themselves with the idea that they eco weak otaks
much iucditinei hut hear nfind that their mildly ope
rating medicine puts NOT weakness INTO the frame, tut
most certainly draws Wcaku ont leaves strength in
plarc aud hv giving composed sleep night, and
appetite io relish food. roanIuatt the whole frame with
vigorous action, clearing the mind and improv the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied nth M rolts Debility, cured
bg The ltSS OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
Y r. ~.

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE,
Market Square Winding. Va.
TYYRERE YOU may find pure teas. imported by the
w Canten Tea Company OF New ork, '@o thaihasn
and 1863 Greenwich SITS.
Retail prices as ollowssuhicct in all cases TO he re
turned If not approved OF in either weight or quantity
GpEE\S
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Al tht Ding Hiorf u J. tTu1EUUthT' Ust"9
for Tie
NNNKfN TEA COMPANY.
- WoIr / ID reapprtftI,y announce 20 the citizens q
- Wheeling aud tie public generally, that nave Jnst
received a arge and full assortment Of the cslefhtei
of tins wen Annwu courarv. rom theiT NfihclFN
establishment IN Of New Nor. and am rew pre-
pared surpv the of t.s dc ghtiul and whole
some beverage with article. the quality OF whtcb
cannot fail please the fastdious snd al prices e
suit Inc pust economical
would particularly call the aies ton Of invslds 10
the Nauku arousitc Black Tea. professionally recon-
mended ~ many physicians OF hieh standing. Inc
aroma and flavor Of this tea is unsurressed
CRUMBACkER.
Nov lf-6m lI3 MAINS
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WV Bonn TIE celebrated Bis,oo cracker baker %
Nassau s,ree Bro"kyn states that h " !e tas beeH az
Hiced with AstHma fHr 80 and could not ind
uaneu reliet the host medical advice which New
FORK and Brooklyn could produce, was induced To Try
ihIs great remedy She nearly well. ll'> daugl,
ter. lao S1iering fret ihe same disease, tried II
aud ives also cured hy u Mrs. Bond Is well
that she Is able tc FROM rr cti early IN the NOR
ming sud atCudto her usual des through the day With
out aui,oy vance from her distressing mgady
tiENRY JsCKsOS. 18Th stree, near TIE Catholic Gene
nv the Store Tor the purpose OF obtaining OF
tie Of the Oossonian hayifg teen afflicted with Asth
Tor more than % years and was 50 exhausted on rs
arrival that he ena moi speak. He purchased hostile
and rode home Faui dsys utcfwards De wicked from
his residence 10 the Office without fatigue. distanceo
avar TWO MIS- ell Of the wonderful rept which b,
had experienced from using about one haf one bottle
CONSl MPTiON Of THE LUNGS.
MIR. CoNFoRr - Nhrt street. SO low in the
manh OF Ilneencr last, that he given az by his
ph,sisan; HIS friends ercriaued no hope ofhis
very. lie persuadedp try the Olosaonian, aud to
his siirFre has 50 rsiorcd him 20 health that he =
now able te walk ahout th,sreels.
Mrs, ArIRla:, tie wif".f WIN. II AHrec. James Ilar
man Esq ma c. W. Hays. Esq. an lear test uneny
from their rxpcricne OF tie healing properties
this great remedy IN Consumption ct the lungs.
SPLITTING BLOOD.
Mrs. Tuo.rouRxY. d. Monroe street who had lecn
troubled for = eat ier.fh Of time ~ cough
aud raised quantities ofhood relieved by hottie
ofthe olosoanian anddeelares it The greatest remedy in
the world
Br>NIS KELLY, e6 Water street was relieved from the
same complaint, although he was very much reduced
when he commenced akng 1t, having heen under the
of his physician turing the past winter Although
he couehcd constantly very much troubled with
night sWcats. two bottles of the remedy enabled him
return To his daily work.
Dawn HENDERSON 60 Light street. George w Bur.
nett formerly OF Newark n. j. Henry Lislou 100 HI
speedily and permanently cured OF the complaint
by this remedy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

BGUIWOr6. lUH4 ISL Io11.
cert fv. that for the last five years have beou az
1tcted with Dyspepsia aud Water Brash. accompanied
with general weakness ofthe whole system rarticu-
larry distressing Pans the tack. Al times NV dges
ticu ladthat could scarcely Keep ANY hing
my stomach. and coffee could not touch. a been
attended by several DOCTORS and had taken great mauy
prescriptions, without receiving any .cucit. few
weeks aso commenced taking DR.. Swec' or rauscca,
and before had finished tie first bottle felt certaiH It
would cure me- medicine had taken had such AZ
effect me. | have taken three tuftics and feel
perfectly we'll am, however takit another bottle to
strengthen my nervous ysem. make this statement
publicly let afflicted know where TO obtain relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15
TIE EAGLE HOTEL,


DE-OPENED.Th The subscriber has leased this lnts
IL and commodous hotel for term u years snd hopes.
by constant attention his guests eri the pauonsReof
al those who have long known the advantages whch tms
house assesses every other ~ this city I'm sddlnon
To It's pleasant and central location, has been remodedeo
n many important particulars and furnished In style I'M
surpassed by any hotel the eastern cities and WIN 40
gree OF luxury and elegance never before attempted In tns
section OF the country -, =. ~
newspapers OF h- United Stses and all the Public Rooms
nave been tted and furnished with direct reference to ne
comfort and convenience Of those who may bs pleased 70
visit them. .....,... :.
The LADIES' DRAWING and RECEIViNG ROOMS are
furnished in richest and most elegant manner WIN me
very best of modern furniture. -.-
The PRIVATE PARLORs and SLEEPING APART
MENTS are also furnished In the same style
Feeling satisfied thai Of his guests can be otherwise
than pleased with his public private rooms he VIII en
desvor by supplying his TAsLE with the BEsr the MARKET
AFFORDS and with attentive and 0bng1ng servants, 10
please all who may enter the Dining Hall
His cooks trained their business and know now 70
please the taste Of the most fasidious.
A eomlnodous OMNIBUS Will At all times be Al the Do
o6t on the arrival OF the several trains Of and also a
The Packet Landing and will convey travellers and their
baggage and from the hotel free OF charge.
Nothing will be omitted the part VI the Proprietor 70
give the perfect satisfaction 70 all who stop a. hs
house. d. WALbhiDon
Rochester, June 10, 1913. ies Inc
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PUBLIC HOUSES AT NANTUCKET.

fHk ocEAN HOUsF, NIT ~ K y FkkktF
THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, AT slAscOSsEr, bY ~ cRoSkEa.
81. THE OCEAN HOUSE, having been greatly enlarged
E.: and otherwise improved, with good accommodations
for ses-bathins Is now, " comfort ana con'oh'eaee'
THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, erected this season q, staS
conse s large and commodous, and cannot IAN 20
be such desire pure fresh air fnsgnn-
cent ocean scenery and hne fishing.
The hne Massachusetts Capt Lot Phnney raakes
four trps week during the Summer months between Nan
tucket and New Bedford, as follows
Leaves Nantucket on Monday and Saturday al IN ana
on Tuesday and Thursday at 81 An -.
Leaves New.Bedford on Monday and Saturday a. I'm.
and on Wednesday and Friday OF " AM =
The time occupied making the passages bet"ee NAN
ticket and New Bedford, including the landings az HolmeS
Hole and Woods Hole, IL only about a hours
passengers being In light Of and the whole distance
Nantucket June u.s. 1913. lyiaw
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- the New-Jer-ey wnter-C ure EstabIish

~ The New-Jersey Hnter-t ure EstaDfisn-
urent srlso IN the Orange Mountains a South Oarg
SeysJersey fifteen miles from NewYork, ou the hns Of
The Morris snd Essex Railroad.
The cars s,op within quarter Of mile rom ne ssis9
,hneut leaving tho foot o. COrsndst al O'CLOCK A N
and O'Clock P n Of each day, arriving Al South orange
IN about one hour. -. o.. - 49,,
DR. MEEEER announces The pablo, hat ne haS IS
suisd bis arrangements for Of the most complete !" a.
sr-CuTe establishments AMI Sumner retreats low "a NC
country. . ,,,,..> o.e ,v1s,s
DR. returned from Europe in the Winter OF lso wnsIe
he had been nearly three years more han onero on
line was spent GraefelDerz and tie otne- w aler
shnsrts OF Germany and las been SINCE tnst LIE
tn .secfng location and erecting Al ESTABLISHMENT sS'
his views on the subject ,,,. ISL . 49,, %
Tue estsbtsmeus Is planned par'ea airy VI IL 80,
he comfort and convenience Of the patent sno DA upon
tbs Engih N Of establishments haFne pm
vaie b-roon attached to each patterns rOo sut on rom
ire roo by folding where the patent can nave every
Ssfb rrep he lsrge douche snd swimming Oain which are
iusfef abou, 10 rods from the house N the glen 81
IN. rro;sn There also IEfee large plunge oans n.
houss On the grounds also two wave baths one Of
fbs nom The natural falls Of the brook IN the ravne end
swimming bath feet square, erected To- Inc pleasure q
Sumner ystoFs attending their friends and other pa
dents.
Or NJ will open bis Establishment for the season on the
f5n June and any cOmmun.c atoms addressed 10 CAS.
wEEKER NJ D. a. Newark ~ jersey. al South Orange
f@r.@v -rsll r~r-sve ausnrnu je2i lr~'
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C,yuBAxK BILLs-REcEIvER.--T bills Of
The Csnsi BANK were sold this morning az 30 per cent
discount In the Northern parts OF the state, where
large amour; has been recently forced into circulation
they were yesterday offered AZ . per cent discount
4, i the AMY OF the Judge before whom the Control
% snnicaton for An injunction Il brought % appoint
Receiver of the Of the Bank, VINO Is to eoec'
i,s debts and apporton the money among the ereaol'
ii anything is len AFTER paying the olli no'oers ~
spencs of the Board viii be exerted 10 secure the ap
poutnent of one of their own Instruments Just and
intelligent Judge viii foil such design -,
ALBANY Evening JouTnA. lJsn-
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY T. rT'ELRATH,

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW-fOhhi
PUBLISH THE FOLLOWING BOOKS, which they
K sell a. wholesale and retail
Petzholdrs Lectures Agricultural Chemistry cloth.
vol 6vO...... rhce oo
Won Thaers Principles Of grcuure C loh,l vol Svo
Stephens's Book Of the Farm vols 8Yo win nu-
merOus Plates. ..s....sssssss'
SINNERS journal OF Agriculture, 3 vols Syo. ......
DR. Lardners Lectures On Science and Ar, vols Svo
Ewbank on HYDRAULICS and Mechanics vol syo..:.
Life Of Henry Clay, by Epes Sargent, brought
down 70 l8i8 vol ~
Do. do. do. In Paper coyers........ 2,
Randas Geology, limo. Cloth. 81
Do. do. lSIno ........................... ~
Hurburs Essays on Human Rights, | vol limo
German and English Phrase Book, Psper.......... 3
D'Israers Curosiues Of Literature, with the additions
by Griswold, Cloth. 20
The Six Culture (plaes) Paper................... .
Gnifths Chemistry and Datons Philosophy. =
Political Economy by Atkinson, with an lntroduc-
ton by H. Greeley. ............................s =
EllswOris Patent Report. .
GuenOn', Treatise Mich Cows Cloth. .......... ~
Do do do Paper............ 81
Wing Almanac, l8A-also, 1915 and B-each....,.. ~;
Wing Almanac, l6H.....t..ss ......s..ss..sssss "a
The Wing Almanac for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Prof Mtches Lectures on Astronomy. ............ y
Prof Nichols Lectures on Astronomy ............ y
Argos Astronomy. .
Prof AgassiZs Lectures u
EvbanRs Hydraulics. In Nos each No............ %
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TRAIL, VI d. who started the hrsI WaerCnre insiliu-
ton In his country receives inyads at his cOmmodious es
tabshmen IS Laight one door from 81 Johnspak bis
plan of treatment combines ali the remedial adapta
un Obtaining with variety Of physiological and mechan-
zeal appliances peculiarly his own and diet and regimen
uulke those u any other City establishment No drugs
Whatever used-ater air. food and exercise being the
only therapeutic insumeniaInes. Patients are provided
with KEY the Park giving them access al all times 70 the
most Delightful and saubrous promenade ground In New
York Day patients accommodated. Consultations ..
lea fuOs-
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ASTRONOMY Foa SCHOOLS.

HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, Booksellers and Publishers,
lE2l6 Pearst have IN course Of preparation new work
on Astronomy for Schools. By Professor MITCHELL Of the
Cincinnati Observatory The well known talents OF the
Editor In this branch of Science, together with the facilities
which he possesses for obtaining Astronomical information
afford guarantee Of the excellence VI the forthcoming
work and Of is superior merit 10 other similar ueatses 10
No tel
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duties. cur laws will be found amply sun'ent % sup
press these powerful temptations 10 ds-'pauon' ana
rescue Thousands upon thousands ol me "eaS'uhoeu
and smi.be from courses which are now leading ihein
irresistibly TO nfamy snd ruin
y The next slice VIII take The reader INTO
d" The EofiHg H0rscs.
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CAyED fy.-A well IN the process of construc-
ton on the corner OF Wyckotst and Graham avenue
and OF the extraordinary depth OF OF feet csved in as
evening owing to the heavy rains with loud crash
very much endsngering the foundation OF the German
Church which stands by The ground is cracked
for considerable distance by the eide OF the Church
fWillamsburgh Tunes 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

~ The Benin Flute.-A. 6. BADGER. lsl bfosd-
way has constantly hand complete assortment OF bnm
Flutes OF his Manufacture, and particular pains VIII be
with Flutes made 70 order and In all cases warranted
10 Five Satisfaction and In addition be found Philip
Erss much admired music for tbs Flute published In num-
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sANpERss rIFTH READER.

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