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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-15

MONUMENTS, &C.
QOBERT T.. LAUNIrZ, (ate Frazee Launitz) Sculptor
~ and ArtIcer in Marble, No sol Broadway New York
Statues Monuments Buss Fountains, Tombs Head Stones
Vases &C. executed fhe finest American Italian Marbles
in chaste and classic style.
ID. Crotch water having heen introduced into ths city,
M l. Will be peAed 70 execute all orders for erecting oun
given
All orders by letters giving New York city rerenees at
tended to with punctuaity and despatch 81 IN IN
HENRY SCOTT, No. an Water ST. a sssn. es smS
nc Preserves JellIes Brand Fruits &e' ""o''' anu ''s
All orders for Shipping and FAMILIES p1net'a'iy" ded to
si3 2msr
CyORPORATTON NOT1CEpgolic notiee is hereby gwen
~ ,h., viii place
AZ the City HA ui the CITY Of New York.
Mona the s, Decembe s42 at u o'clock, and
h. from day day until the whole of said property
~ m od and detailed Of the taxes
ppopeTy to be sold Published in the New Era
printed and published u the city Of New York.
Comptroller's Office, Aug. 30, l842 So itsw Itw
II Cash Tailoring Establishment in the city RUSSELL,
PATRICK CO.'S 1896 Pearl Frcck and Dress Coats
made order at from 81 to $l6 beaver Overoats IN first
stye $40 TO SH and other article OF cohng equal
chea Gentlemen finding their cloth can have their
clothes made up and good ft warranted, at the following
prices (every article wanantedD;
Ores. and Frock Goats made and trimmed from 3tor
Vests mto
B-Nava and Military outfits cheap and promptly enc
euted. oe im"ec
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THE NEW YORK Highland Guard will hold their first
Rooms. - INN n Ci.ENENT sscretarv V
CAPT. JOSEPH CRAIG. Chairman. Rlo cod 3tsr
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LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB.
Der GOODS

w hUtLESAtE AND RETAIL, No.S Wall street. TIL
ment OF Imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods, viz
Goats and Capes, OF superior Lama Cashm Lama
Menno and Cotton, of all colors and sizes.
loll-ndia Rubber Water Proof super Lama Lama Per
sian and Cotton, prepared Tor ilors.
India Rubber Weddings Tor suspenders corsets &C.
s28 6msr CHAS AHRAHAMSON
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| MAGAZINES & PERIODICALS FOR NOVEMBER.
House the ra
Man $ f4T
and other Almanac the Rainbow and Radient
sy Txy which WILL S 5 n
retail and those Who buy to sell again at lower rate than
cal. Be- agents xan.d sEx sfSt' N BssinDs s'd
ms lmr corner Nassau
WELLINGroN A. CARTER Wine and Commission
on saGG and oe choice sser aee and
them az moderate prices, for cash or city acceptances He
100 hid. spd smaller package, Of Lomsno Madeira Wine
Is casks Port, pure Juice, the best 10 the market.
e, B9s Gold and other ,n sgP0 r
. pipes Holland Gin, part Swan brand.
Retreats iS5 which "; 4. Carter { asePi. 49,
ss ss r s s s.s,sd
mXsG EFT T sTE qPPE!frfER CLOVES &C.
5000 Italian Marble Tiles, whit and blue.
s e.: 1 'SIg1;ss %S Sf. ssa !. OIL
AsCsn assortment Of TSpas Aqua Marine, and other pre-
cious Stones for Jewellers. o2i Imsr
pREMIUM HOSE FOR CRoToN wATER--nIade
~s Ss Psy IN Ss
Hd,. s : s ,1 ! s s India
Hose account Of and the manufacturers lowest
quantities 10 SUIT
Successor TO Rorbury India Rubber Company,
rGeod = IS Maiden Lane
MUSTARD FACTORY. COGswkLL ha. removed
l from ia Allen l21 Roosevelt street, second story Of
occupied by Mr. W. Pfentss coffee and spice dealer.
where he furnish article
liberal edit, style.
Hotels and families supplied with elegant article Also,
country mustard. so29 ims
ORDINARY DAlLY.--Few gentlemeo in, thus sIty
" they btan good substantial English Dim
furnished with the best the markets afford Beer in
cluded, for Is cents.
Dinner n table at o'clock.
Chops md Steaks any hour.
Cold Cuts, &c. Bear in mind,
CHRIsTIANsON'S, tlate Stonealls,)
o4lmsr ~ Ann
-THE GLOBE HOTEL Baths supplied with Croton Water
r. Bancrd proprietor of the Globe Hotel and of the
odious baths, cully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has supplied with
Croton Water, well other department OF his
blshment.
Baters will find the polite and prompt
the and regards inen and every other
commodation that contribute The comfort and convent
Of yisite these baths will be found IN every respect
equal the celebrated any part Of Europe.
rhe baths will be pen from O'Clock A. Nj, until
night Charge twenty five Entrance on Broadway and
New AZ. MI iwsr
THE NEW YORK Highland Guard will hold their first
y, Annual Ball Monday Evening, Dec IL at the Apollo
hooms JOHN @. CLEMENT, Secretary, I
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"a SELLING oFtAT wALKER,s.-5l

80 F1anch its, fEAl ,WA n pIladles
s io9 " hne cali stitched oots, 50 50 pair
cal and hue pegged boots from So IS and 81 pair
Guy pr boys coarse and hAe boots from 81
p 30 par sh,dre9 do from Is 70 pair 500 pr ladies'
~ o " OF gents water proof boots noccasns India ubben
IN mems and fine boots of all sizes
from 81 10 10 81 all All the goods so per Ct
The in the city Call and Canal ST.
oDi ims.
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xE- FOR NEW ORLEANs-To be dispatched on
MkXN the 10Th nst.-The fine ship EDMUND PERKINS,
3'faR3nk Capt Inge ~ oil, at James Slip. .
by the we'll known last sailing ship QUEEN
VICTORIA Captain Maett, to be dispatched on the l7th
instant.
Forfeieht passage having excellent accommodations in
cabin second cabin and all which Will b. taken
the lowest rates. Appiyto JOHN HEkpMAN,
nl3r 81 South street.
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All goods shipped required be particularly marked
and are at the risk Of the owners thereof o5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
N.s..A.saas.s-aAsa s..an.aaAa@
FEVRUST SAL OF REAL AND PER.
HONAI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ Do

HVRUST SAL OF REAL AND PER.
sONAL PKOPERTH.-Pur'u NJ N
two deeds of trust from James Carua'in ln H'
one dated the goth dat Of = ptcwlcr' 49, and
the other the ~ day % February tS'' am re-
corded m the clerks Of tue county court 81 ihs
county, th. first one IN book No ~ page . aud
ID other IN book No p. paE E&i i sail on
Monday the fret day Of August l-3k, otyr tr sale
AT publc auction at the trput door Of he Court
house OF thus county, Lot No 2lG 900 that part Of
the city at Whcellngiaid ont by Noah Zane. John
Fawc T., and others. aUd commonly called East
Wheeling. being the lot on whleh the sad Car
nahan now resides. Terms uf sasg-Cash.
And on the same day IN pursuance of another
deed from SAID CaruahaU 90 me. dated tlJ Isf
day of August, lsip, and recorded m the same
Office an book p, rag. 45S, I wIl also of, 2 tor
sale AT public auction, the personal properly
assigned by the last mentioned CC,d. tHat 81 10
Say OncgreY horse, one large bay horse, one CUts
nat sorrct mare, one wagon. three wheel b1rrpwS.
three pat carts, SIX sets 81 coal EI-grTs tools, anu
thc household goods aud furniture aud other
personal property OF said Carnlham specified IN
said last n"uti med doei. The horses will be
sold nj the Court house, audthc residue at the porsn-
nal property 81 he residence Of sand Cam1hau ou
John street, Wheeling, near the new Grave Yard.
Sclhnga rs trustee. ! undertake Co convey such
title only Is Is vested mr b he deeds above
mentioned.
DANIEL LAMB. Trustee
lru dis
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IT

] FNN virtue .l "a t.,l Of trr.t ,yrr,,-r D., r..r.r
Mckee o. trr Subscriber. br,rrrr T,,. f,
<1h tay 81 Aprl.l-i0 aud now of record .u 'lr
Ter" uilro "iO'p County Court iu book 10. 20
page 100. I shall oler Tor sale. ai the auction r,om
ui lltl a. Ni,shum iu thc city uf Nhc,iir- .-
Monday. INC 27jh inv Of juno. 1872. ,n The b,g,
est bidder ihc property named Ia sand decd urtuIsi.
consisting ct ihe following described household md
Kitchen furniture. horses, c.rrocc. Guys Sc. % WIT
I piano. = 'Dunsca, l sofa, J scrlcc, ! pirr ,ab'rl uF
'1"Iug glass & looking aal dressing classes. ( d.
Mug md hrcahius; tables. 7 centre 'anlc with mar
lie stub. book case and writing desk, I silch,arI
= b'"N Sascs nnI about 900 volumes. y cases Of.
'oius and minerals, 7 eight DAY cIu. kald | mamie
CLOCK, u framed pictures and plates. ; plriIr ana
room "ari cts, ] Brussels uud common stair carur,
WIN brass rrds, &c. 7 astral larlp. | entry 'am9. y
dozen mahogany chairs. = dozen Windsor DO. set
OF walters. 4 srt ui silver coffee and tea ware Il
pieces. i dozen silver table and tea Spoons. and
dessert forks. | set CHINA tea ware. | set China On.
ming ware. , large clothes presses. 4 bureaus. 4
wash stands and bowls, ? s5fes. I cooking stowe &
apparatus with o. great many other ar,icie- nr kt.
cHen hnl culinary purposes. Also q feather beds.
= mar aHd common maItrn-Ser G bcds,rals md
sheets. quilts, covrrIjs. pillows. b1srcr. &c Sc
% match, Wh"c'51srpw I i-uhce' carulro. - sc,s
,IoNe.s' i'nfs ,pukCrs. Tenders, &c brass coal bgv.
sundry knives and forks and glass wage. &c. Sc.
TERMS All sums so nut under. cash-,r
sums over 500 and under 500, a credit of four
sums over 500 3 mDnths-tho pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
o1 2G-is CRAIG RITClIIE. Trustee.
Also under auj by vir'uc OF the above named
deed of trust Will De Sold, on the 9Th dav o. July.
1872, al The front door of the Court Uuu,c OF ths
county, a likely negro boy, aged about 10 years.
CRAIG RIrCiIlE, Trustee.
~ Tho sale OF 'he above property is pusrlon.
cd unui THURSDAY tao liih day orJuly next.
juno 20 CRAIG RIvCTIE
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y ~ NNSAbN
n : arrived from New York and now hrir,
% opened al 1863 Nam street, corner Of lllskc,
alley, Wheeling.
The subscriber has lust rccoiyc5 aIar-o and
superb stock Of DRY goods. which he WI
sell AZ lower prices than stint ar goods were ever
sid for IN the Western country.
fth brown muslIu a. 7 cts a yard
tNua c1Ic1S various patterns 7 cents q ward
i-i'hs lawns A. % ccIfs a yard
a large and c'cT1nt assortment OF mouse
dc ilIuCs aud s~lnllCps
\ splendid variety of dress silks. light and
dark plain and fgJr d.
The largest and most haautifu! assortment I
shawIs, scari7 and manUIlas ever offered 100 thi.
MARI all Of tlc latest STYLES. The attention ui
the ladies Is particularly invited 90 these articles
q large supply of clio ms aud vrEfIug= cheap
4 sD.cgd.t assortment Of gonf'p,nel's summer
clothing cheaper than fur cheapest
straw hOuucrs and hats iuTI-ts
A great " rlcty ots.Ik, EIrSleI and cotton hos.
and socks. assorted ribbons and q general sup
ply of fancy goods
tttzHnr and Strangers aTC rCspCctu.lyjnyirct
ro c1lI ana examine TINS stock a. the subscriber
sure they wll be please 0p.h with the goods
and prices.
may b. ALEXANDER UEYNAN.
EVLOUS -ch0I.n Family Flour 1fN. Brlhltpus
4 brnd, constantly Coz sale hy
NAV Il r lrKEE q co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
NEW STRAWRERRY

INV 70 = 'hsAsbllaN'
Mis- celebrated variety of the strawberry az
ter tho trial ufanoGhcs year Che ]EIGHrH) has
stIll proved far superior 20 any kind ever seen ul
this country. Specimens of the fruit were cNhi.
bItCd before the M-tssuchu-etts Horticultural So
CItty, ihep1sl SEASON, winch were universally ad-
mIrcd, and were pronounced, by all good Judges,
90 be ofextrabrinary slZa and beauty Upwards
Of ten quarts were exhibited AZ tine meeting oi
me 2Jth Of June last many Of the berries mca-
surfing from five % SIX inches m circumference
The following description OF tins variety Is sub
Joined.
Fruit, very large, round or slightly oyaic. conf
cat, and never cOVcum5 shaped, even il the yer
l2r-est hcrnHs. Color. deep shining I'd. palcr; I'M
INC shade Seeds inserted m a shght cavity
Flesh, scarlet, (palcr m the largest bcrresD and
Il IN. ahouudIng with an agreeable acid. and We
" hi-h Favored luIcc. not surpassed by any othsr
variety FOotstalks loIg, c~l,vatiug the fruit from
the ground, aud every berry attairna n GOOD sz
Leaves large, and rather ll-ht green. Vines. We
~ vigorous, more 50 than any other kind. and n
liaFdF as the on NIrgl MA, or the Mulberry, st.n.
a,nS the past five winters with scarcely the d
siLuctonDf q slnglC plant.
he variety has EtIned the premium Of tm,
Massachusetts, Horticultural Society, fr f0u,
years ~ succession. although Iu cOmpeutIpn with
lhebcst English varieties cultivated IN this coun.
try.
Plants of This Strawberry for ale by JAMES
l'l-.IOG, l-teucr 10 John RitciIe Al one darltI
per dozen to be delivered any time after Septam
b'r next
hINEGAK-Pure clanned cider yl,rsar ver.
' strong. Call aud see at the family grocery
si'rc nearly opposite the big Red boot.
may 20 IN ELLNAKER.
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TRrsTEE,s SALE

y virtue Of deed of trust from james 4. NJ
Clean and VITO {, me, bearing date on ihc
eighth day of OstohcT m the year 1889. Of record u
the Clerks office for Ohio county In book % page
as. aud also Of deed Of conveyance from james
A mclean 10 me, hearing dcrC the 9Th 10y Of Dc.
iobcr, 1899, Of record boz the clerks Office mr OH.
county Iu book %, p1ge i7j. and lhr authority and
direction Of Mrs. Mary l.. Dorsey undsr tho term
Of the last mentioned decd, on Friday. the ooh dly
pf May, 1912. al The front door Of The court house.
ni OHIO county I shall sell 90 ibC highest aud bee,
bidder at public auction; two certain lots uf ground
situated in that part Of the city OF Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling. known and distinguished bon the
mapof said city as luis numbered tNo and seven
cs In square numbered three. Together with uI and
singular The ,cucmou,s Entertainments anil apparic.
uauCcs unto he same belonging 0r boz any wise ap.
puriaIuiHg.
Propositions Tor the sale Of said iJfs. ur any part OF
either Of Them viii be- received NJ aly time prior tc
The day of sale.
TERMS will be made known on the day o.
safe
Selling rs Trustee 7 shall convey O., The rurchas
I or only snrh rr1c as b. vested .u me by rhe deed. 70
11yo referred ,o. This title { ln satisfied. Will Oh,
iuuad. ur0n examination, tudisnntHbIr.
JANiESS WHEAT.
ap p Trustee
The r1'e " 'hc above named property rs mrlr
postponed uuIl Saturday Toe JD,L dlv al July. Col
ju 90 JAMES S WHEAT. Trustee
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
-~L.-uLLLE. 40 MAN-u-L-
Rp aEEQ
2-GR &5lIGR
RE-From Wheeling to Baltimore,

FAHE-From Wheeling 10 Baltimore, Sl3
From 90 PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Seats taken Through and Fare received az ih,
Office Of the National Road Sage Company next do,l
below thc United States Hotel. Wafer 81 and NJ The
Virginia Hotel. Wheeling, w. Two Lines will lcay d
Wheeling daily. at Z o'clock, \ NJ fUr Bilimor,
and Phil1dcl hia arriving az Hancock on the Dad
day at 6 p NJ thence by railroad 20 Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Passengers In these lines will be
but One Night ont iu the Stages and only % hour.
90 Bllumgre and So hours o. Philadelphia. resting
8 hour. In Baltimore. The Fla Mail Lines leave,
Wheeling daily NJ 8 O'Clock a NJ connecting viii
lhe Railroad al Hancock Passenger, for Washing
ton City take passage to Hancock and thence by
railroad.
Families who wish 10 avoid he ono night tmvo
ran be Accommodated with Stages lha, travel BY dly
only.
June "a q. COWTCN. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
RAN EXHIBITION.
"wiIhuut exception The most interesting in the
nion."-BoS. Alas

"WiihUnt exception the most interesting in the l..
Mon DO Alias
Corner Of Majke, d Union strreis.
lAH lSS HAYDEN, well known ne the American
Sybil, respectfully informs tho Ladies' and
Gentlemen uf Wheeling that She viIl present 20 them
u series Of splendid performances IN the beautiful
art of Polite Magic IN conjunction with the Grand
SCIiplural aud Moral PGHOrauqs pf Jerusalem. Zen
zee and 81 LoHis. on 2OGO s7aare feet Of canvass
Mechanical AuiomaionS and a variety Dfoihcr per.
iormances s e bills Of lac day commcnciugon Wed.
nesdny evening June %, and continue for a few
evenings only.
GRr Miss Hayden has in consequence of The de.
preston Of The times reduced the price To % cents
being half Us usual rate. Performance 10 cninmcnr
at ! past 3 O'Clock. Jun D
RAIL ROAD AND STAGE LINES,
WuEEi.SG, June %. 1912
Owing 10 tho unprecedented speed OF o8r lup
~ through from Philadelphia 60 this place. we
feel ourselves called upon 90 return our thanks lo
the Agents Of The Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimure Railroad Co. the Bilumoro uud Ohil
Railroad C",ond the cuicrprisIuE owners and agsu..
Of the Good Intent Stage Co, Tor the friendly treat
neni whIrh we received, and orderly manner i1
whirs they managed their different lincs We car
sa'ely IcCnmm nd 10 the travelling public. 'tr
route as being decidedly the most pleasant and
speedy across the mountains We were carrie,
through from Philadelphia to Wheeling IN 80 houu
including seven hours sioppnge ~ Baltimore. anJ
from BIlHmore 10 Wheeling in 36 aud - m.Dutci
INCLUDING al s]tnppsges
John Poser. Newark. New Jersey
John r Smith. Nashville, Tennessee.
Albcr smith. do do.
RibcdS Thompson, Richmond Va
BCanfcld near Houston, Texas
Iun %
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HBh yir'uc 90 q deed 60 trust Co mr executed
~ ls Trustee, hy Iupsuls .ustru lcrrus
ittc ilc 2J.h day of April 1899. luI OF record rn
he Clerk Office orihc cuuHry Court olOlio Conn.
fy. I VIII sell. at lac Front -uur ct the Court
House. oi Oblo County, on the 3Oh day OF July
next. Lot number ninety eight. ~. gSl with the
1ppurtonaEccs. situated ia south Wh,,lm.. Terms
If sale. Cash. The utlc % said lot Is supposed 10 ne
uuguss'ipulhlt-l WILL scll and convey such inter.
rs, as have m same OF, Trustee by virtue OF ia-
ICED OF Trust aforesaid.
NC GOOD.
June Of T-r..r
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
~
pHIn

%EZLR
? ME proprietor. T. Griuum. takes pleasure ru
informing he public th1t hc hls rci1kcu The
above mentioned establishment lor o term Of yolr.
where be- will hs uii friends and lIr
public generally Having Handsomely furnished
thc whole establishment with new bsIs. bedding.
and bedroom furniture throughout ho cuuIdci g.
y assure those who may favor him with o. c1Ii, that
they will hnd rhe accommodation as desirable aud
comfortable as can bo bad n Iho State of OHM
iIe aIs" t'kcs ibfF opportunity OF returning
Doe 2 ankle ior Tho very Ifrcrfl patronage fHrf Dol
l1s. heretofore, been fy0rrd with Boo FlrI establish
mort mi hc pledges himself Boo entering upon Hu
new engagement with the pIHlfIr merit Nhlt.yr.
rafrnuTEc ho wIy receive
Co. bias connected with fhc TIfrT r-frs ur,rr p
1rrr 1u cEfsUsiyo Ilrrsu Static. whore persons Gao
1c accommodated with choice horses or ,aruaros 4
.1v Irsrrfpu11 Hnru ilr shortest notice uud rm,
mast iff-1f forms The irjaI States Hotel barr.
.lulfeI 1 Doe most central part of zoe town. and ru
/ uuIuttIv uu frr sfoImHo1 IluiurHa well ls lriu.
/ boz general place Of resort 8uI boarding house of
r-er r1ri.uu of fbr business men 0l IIr town. ut.
| rrIe greater GsrIIras t1 p.fsIns Wishing tl flu-Fr
uafr,.s flru roy a.Hrr establishment .n fhr place
/ F4mIraur individuals D1u ID. accommodated wI
r,4te rlr'r-s luI at 1m5rr r hey may dDtIe--
a carnage will constantly Dol teat 0 attendance I
Hc s.r-m boat 1nI packet Don't binding irr '1c ar
comm. flrUn gfrqea.rrrfs
TIJEfUAH r-r..arr.a
b AIag 90 lsl2-ln
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SPRING FASHIONS.
= -

AVERY 4 90
~ L~Sf.HIFjLLN ,u.uim .l.ir frc-I,1 u.
"a ihc public thtt tacy have ON hand "a larr.
as-O,'ucu' Of HATS and CNpSorthc latest spr,n.
fash 'n ~ great variety, whsca will hc -r.d I,
for cash ra, 2
q 80 UIIDS No >iGNg.
4EGE 80 Bills. NiOLNS~l.S.
% Eacs RIO COFFEE.
81 Doves TIN PLATE.
Jus; received per steamer West Point. and @r saI.
low hy WA. PAXTON ~ son.
$IN NIGHTS WIrH THE WASHINGTON
- iANN-A sru.s ot Temarrlnre T7ler. by +
= Arthur, No and . Just received and for IN.
JOIN ID T~IlONpSJN.S
l. 10 i'.'arr Depot. Monroe -
CHEAP LITEu NTTRT
7AG DHliN EtNSrgTE.a r.,,Tr2 v.r,..
VIZ hy O. + L James. author Of .r,.r,r,r
-, 'N,'.Hl I''slmc. ",ho J~tcfacuu &c ar
as neon l~g'.sH'd ia three extra numbers Of on.
N'M world. and can be- procured ~ the I.f.--r.
Depot o'rhc subscriber N,3. V,u-,c ., ,, ~,
''"r'y .'" p're oirHlRry one CENTS
y'"'O ) II THOMPSON.
= bAhd;ES NO. MoIa~ses.
Oh lbIs sugar
l'sl received and Tor ,llc by
.-- N~ttERBIRY. CALDWELLN Co
ga FOR EENT-Thuc r...J b-.s .H,.ir.-
Etssc lpuEcs ON I~Ian7den street. P.sscss.ur ,yc,.
'"t ah"|.. Apply fH
i"' iS-n THOMAS SWEENEY
HEAN'S SOOTHING SYRTP.
VIZ 'reI remedy for tao suffering of r.gr,- -
N 'ccl.tHr. received aud Ir sale tr
ma. 20 JAMES BAKER
'1othS. WATCHES N JEMEiuN
"a - fNI'IlLn Ias .usI returned f,tp Nrv
- f''N with lu addition 'u bs .1ura rr ra.sL
and ''e ''.l'rviag articles may De- fund ,t a. ,,
ely store, No. l3g Main street ro y,4,
Gold case. detached lover watches.
Gold case ,uucinr cscapomr.t y,a,gE,.
SILVER case lover watches.
Silver case Icriuc wstrrcs.
silver case verge watches of assorted patterns.
Gold guard and fob chains.
Gold guard and fob keys.
Gold Em.ne fugcr rings.
GIld diamond finger rings.
Gold, with white, pink. aud green s,,ro s,, ,-
Gold mounted Cameo breast plus.
H"ld mounted Jcii B pins Ufas~grri patterns.
Diamond breast pins.
White green, pink stone and paste breast pins, as.
sorted patterns and gold mounted.
Gold pistols and gold curb clqln for sar,a
puHEs gold car-iucs and knobs.
Gold sIcclacic7, steel watch kcgs.
NiE'T spc'lnci's1 Elastic cord guard chains.
= spectacle, German silver du du
N'cci sPtclaclcsr German &" fob chains
Gold pencils. Steel nurso ,I,s,s
Germ an s liver pencils Six work b,-s
Steel watch chains Sir money purses.
Silver pencils, assorted patterns.
ID 3 and ( blade pocket knives.
AddIsnnsIetr AMI scissors,
German silver spoons.
German silver butter knives,
German silver forks,
Shell s &c combs,
Shell tuck combs,
Pearl and she'll card cases.
Pocket hooks and wallets;
Britannia ware In sets aud single,