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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06
LUClNA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELIXIR OF LOVE

In oldeu time, among the Jews.
That inan secsnd wiie might choose
Wnose hut, by Faes unkIadiy doom,
No children bore 10 bless his rome
Afflicted thu', tGc Rolnau matron
Paved TO LueIne, the mihwii.'s paIoui
Esypnah wives, N s0ch a C isls;
Cslled TO their aid the PIie.u Of Iris
Add even 90 ", The meek Hindso-
Warm as her cline, and tender too
II chi diess twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping 10 her srnteess idol, .
And with rissd hands, 10 accents Wild.
Petitions Brsmth tor Cbni:
forwel ,h- kn,wr, Love shuus to bless
The Hindoo he'd 81 pauenness.
So mach Cor love in diys by gone,
And custnms own.
But say. essn now. does Loves c,rnmunon
No oiltimes conjugdl felicity,
Is thus distuf oed--iY, cen in tais city
yet may The barrep, IL they Try ,
Tire mgsnS, "incre sse aud raul;ply,
With Loves Elxir" for b rtriend
The chdls.s wic's repinings end
But not the p'oeIestv. power
Alone, l, this Eiir'rs dover.
Consump tion's ~, IL will prevent,
With Vigo' clothc the impotent;
Suppress geet whate'cr its date,
Auc all life . functions rsnovste
frupuOrs from sam u cbascs.
And UrIpg, bacs beauty aud the gra:sesi
IT'S wopran'I t-nnd neef deceiVe'n ef
trorr Flr,y hlhu, u relieves hef; 100,
d;,ass sr ntr, 2,G per Ga o 'o0'
rha-sar, bnt truths, who calls them fiction
l,etter.--.l forms Of st,cs;sucn--
From IN. Swans ot every nalpn;
psnn,a by Disease nd Qaseker,' 8 ua,.yy,
Thousands who lay, with hutterng bSelth
Almost within the jaws Of Death;
Thanh, TO Life'- friend, in Nassau street,
Az ,omsnms, name ,he very asmber.-
Niuetytwo Nassau, "-caeh IN their hnmnr'
Or dreaming Of Dsea.cls ora cal,
Cry out for the "Lucina Cordial"
Persons ordering this medicine LON the country ~
re,nce have boxed aud to psrs Of the
Union. Price % rer bottle, or J2t yer doLeu. -, -
II also Cor sale in fhradephs, at 90 North Sixth street
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Sing Sing.
Sing Sing.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
SING SING, July 8. 1913.
o,sraor B0uck ~, Yestchester County.

Correspondent of the Heraldl
SING SING, July 8, 1913
G0psrnor Bouck IN Vestchester County.
DEAR BENEFIT
My last left his ExcelIency at Sing Sing on Mon
day morning, where, after making few private
calls, he started from the residence OF Colonel Car
mchae for the village of Tarytown, attended oy
long escort, composed mainly of citizens OF Sing
Sing in carriages.
On his arrival at Andrews Brook, he was met by
the committee and several hundred OF The citizens
OF Tarrytown and Gre nsburgh, on horseback ana
in CARRIAGES and welcomed by an eloquent and APP
proprlate address by MIR. Charles Ii. Lyon, to which
his Excellency replied in an ohhand manner that
demonstrated his familiarity with the scenes OF our
revolution, and full sense that ne was on classic
ground; after which the procession escorted hlm TO
the Franklin House, where he was greeted by the
citizens.
After dinner his Excellency called on DIR. Beck
man, ex.AIayor Pauding, and Steuben Swartwou,
ESQ and at four o'clock LETT Tor White Pans,
attended by an escort OF the citizens OF Tarrytown
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from Col Hatch, (who was this morning Informed
by his correspondent Fall Rlver) that lire broke
out yesterday about p. M, IN the cabinet makers
shop OF Mr.. Westgate which. before II was arrest
ed, had laid more than one quarter OF the village IN
ashes Lost from 100000 to $500, 900 loo, 600
OF which supposed To be insured by The Blstsl Go
Mutual Fire lns Go. Among the principal build
ings destroyed, the well known Pocasset House,
the Manufacturers Hotel, the Custom House, Post
office, Diapers, letters &c. saved) one large factory
Methodist, Free Will Baptist, and Unlversalist
Churches; Fall River Bank, and Savings Institution
From one 10 two hundred buildIngs-dwei
houses dry goods stores, &c.-are supposed to nave
been deslroyed--ihe wind at the Tune 6lowins
heavy from the southwest. several lnolvlduals
were more or less severely injured The village
this morning presented scene o. r,1, Se
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The Great bunker Bin Herald,

The Great Bunker Hill Herald,
Published superne paper, containing full accoun,
of the celebration of Bunker Hi consisting Of the de-
scrptons and Mr. websters oratioi accompanied with
Ave splendid ensravings, comprising
Ist A rare aud original view of the Battle of Bun.
ker HILL which took place the 18th June, l775 ex-
hbitiag the array OF the American army, eBgsged in
deadly conflict with the British troops, their ships and
Their forces.
aud. view of the procession forming Boston Com
mon.
Cd. A view of the procession crossing Warren
Bridge.
4,b. A view OF Bunker Hill Monument from the north,
looked the lay of the celebration, with the flags
above and crowds below.
9th A view OF Bunker Hill Monument from the south.
ern bay, It looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the cdr
ton will Re sold, the demand is unprecedented. The
price, Wholesale agents. So per hundred eight
per copy Retail, La cents To be had at this Office.
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YORK. THURSDAY MORNING JULY 6, ls43

PRoeREss OF GOVERNOR BoUcK-Our indefatiga-
bic and innumerable reporters and correspondents
have followed the triumphant progress OF the tar
mer Governor from place to Place. until he was sale
" deposited in the Presidential apartments of How
ards Hotel We subjoin the reports OF several OF
our John Joneses, and if anything further should
transpre, we shall receive it by Especial express
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Navy ORDERS, June 30 Com. w. lnman,to com
mand the Warren; Lieut.. Arthur Sinclair, TO com.
maod the Phenx; Surgeon George Terrell, leave
three months; Passed Mdshipman, r. II Wyman,
TO the On-Ka.Hye; Passed Midshlpman u. Town
send, leave one month,
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CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.

CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.
JAMES kYLE'S INVENTION
CUITABlE for Banks, Offices. and Store doors wne re
y safety "a required. Persons IA want o. hstIs coni
that purposs, rrsy obsnp the BY applying 49,,
~, cor ~ Hudsun. .-----.,
~ 10 Lee Of years, thee a . Sss f,S AIRY
al En..vth md Staa on q when otSs ou'
Rr, Al one landed feet length on Fo',y street sna
seveotyive feet 10 lnsh o. snnlon SIe: oa pv 30
Tor MANUFACTURING '"p AMHERST WIGHT
.,,. No. 80 Beehmsn street
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esns .pvVl AMI snUE oIUkE
s;u<1eb JOhN READY respectfully mi rms his friend
aud ubc that he business the above
line 81 NO. ~ NASSAU street he will thankfully
aItu uig execute, all orders he be favored with
he ntbie terms for cash s77r
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MATOH'S OFFIJF, Z
CHARLESTON, :. e J1gc %, 1885
TO RENT FOK a rrssM OF YEARS, o
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-TU BE LIE L
Orr Leased

- 1T is situated on ,hs Fest ver about SIX miles from
boat stages reilroad and health snd beauty Of
Prospect be surpassed The house Is tf
newt large stables and
desr bic building the sbou, four acr s. are file
with ft and bs Of every descrp will De LEI
Tor Ihe aummc or for one or more or sppy
TO JOHN HUNT u 20,
100 jwsec 49, Water trest
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White Plains.

Correspondence OF the HetaIu'I
WHITE PLAINS, July 3, 1913.
Great Excitement among the Dutch Unprecedented
Rise in Sour Kr0ut
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x1n.u TIE FOURTH OF JULY! 2
-SNfSssG BOOTS AND SHOES. 49,
Cheap uoo and shoe Market, No 5n9 Greenwich sset--
Ladies aud gentlemen above and
provide themselves with reasonable poots, slippers
gaiers &c mace IN the and fashionable Style
and sold as cheap If net lite cheaper than elsewhere.
Heads OF families w,ii by calng here I the
cheap depot D. nj forget The Clinton Cheap
and Snoe Mhet re- 800 Greenwich street, Spng
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PAltl5 BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
By e. SUSER, I75 Broad,cag, (Bosen,ent,)
One Door from Cour,iandt street.
z<.e.s f. SUSER, Dootmaker, and maker OF Lasts, an
Five" OF Cicrce of Paris, begs leave to inform his
friends aud all the anateurs OF ctiemanly ehausore
that he make IN New York, with the best Frepeh
naciias all that perfectly made IN fars by his master
the celebrated bootmakcr Ccrce customers
ON this SIDE of the Atlanc are respectfully invited try
boom and lasts beior. they despair OF being chaus
scs New York. after the incest latest PARIS fashion,
Aso, the genuine PARA Jet Biacx Var.,ish sold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06
AUGIrST IL Isaa.

NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
n u the New Store Of y 4. x u MARSH
"a No tfi Main street. J b q X Il Marsh
have received Their first stock OF Fall and
y inter Goods, as follows:
Super Frcvch Black, English and American
wool dyed Cloths, plain and fancy caSsmeTes
Belgc, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths
Sattinctts, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield KeT
seys; White Gauze, Red, Yellow. Twilled and
printed Flannels; plain and hg'd silks, and sat
ms thew siyle,) PLAIN, striped, wAtered, change.
able, hg'd and plain Alpaca I.ustres BombaZnes
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Laines, striped
Chusans, Lustre LANES, rape Ruchel. Striped
;.unettas, printed Saxohy. French aud English
herIuHes; Manchester, Earlsion, French and
Syhambr3 sang ans; BIorhn, Damask de LANES,
MeIino, Embroidered, DamaSk Woo'len, Tartan
Eig'd Menno, ThIbet, Eabyle, Lady Sale and
Helen McGregor adde's Shawls; co,'d and black
Nd Gloves, Long White do. Fancy Points and
Dress Handkerch lois, Apachs Aprons, SILK
apron tasses, Black aud cold twisted silk frnges,
working Canvass, Zephyr wOTstcd, Thread lace
edg'n"s and lnserilngs; Swiss and JacOnet do.
Ashburton, LYONS aud Fancy Net Laces, cold
SIN 6lmps, Rivens and Hem-stitched Linen
cambrIc hdkfS, plain and fg'd white and black
Net PLAN and hg's Swiss, Book. Lace striped,
checked aud JacOnct NJ sims; Null Null. Nan.
socks, Linen Lawns, Linen cambria; Plain ard
hgd bobblnetts, black CASTELAR, Net; new styl,
BONNET kihbons; silk packet Hdkfs; lIish linens;
MOhalr cloak iaSselS, Cd and 81 Table Diaper,
S-4 Linen Diaper. Russia do ami tleached and
brown Linen Tale cloths, linen shcs;ings; biz
and cold muslins. paper do. White and brown
Hollands, silk and worslcd Serge; black silk,
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents black Italian
CIdNdlS, IL OIsaF s0aftS, boz tie stotkS ana Dg-
ron collars: hla *, white and cold Kid, cash
mere and Thibet gloves; McrinO aud Satin Yes
unEs; super Gum Suspenders Suspendsr Ends;
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
and.shirts; brs cade, mehair and lasting coat and
overcoat buttons; h2'd, mOhar and silk binding,
squar coat cord, German and American Pms;
black add White cotton, black Lambs Wool
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose do half
Hose: Marine stripes, checked. brown and
beached Drillrgs canvass. padding bleached
and brown muslin, wadding, batting. Umbrellas:
n large assortment Of French Chintzes British Il
AMERICAN PRINTS.
One case Of fine Florence Braid Bonnefs, ne1r
style. Horse Hair GiHpS; dc. &c.
We invIte the attention of Country Merchant
To our stock. " Eich Is large and well selected.
Our Gus TONERS and the citizens o Wheehng nd
vicinity, are respectfully invited To give us a call
before making their Fall purchase s. for nee CAN
and WILL sell DRY GOODS cheaper than
irere erer before offered ia This city.
anS 81 J. b. & Il. b. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06

HNIIE following cheap works can Of all times be
had at MELLORS, Periodical Agency, No
&c, Union Street
Charles O'Aialley, Hector O'IIallornn. Handy An
dy, Hoboken, Two Merchants. Kate in Search of a
Husband Cauerp. the Prime Minister, ROsina Mea.
dows, Caleb Stukeley, The Oxonians MariR
G. uzzewii, Jack Hinton. Lasi Of the Barnns, Mar.
RED Men, Women Of Eng land, Wives and Daughters
Of ngland, Crusades against The Albigenses, The
Lawyer. Travels in Oregon. Works Of Lord Byron,
Lifo of Nopoleoa Allsons History Of Europe, Bible
in Spain. Gipsies uf do. Harry Lorrcquer. Ireland
Naive and Saxon, Mary Queen Of Scots, Knicker-
bocker Ladies' Book. Graham's Magazine, together
with all the popular Magazines. Novels, &c, &c, Of
the day at the Eastern prices aug 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06

A LEXANDER HEYMAN, West side Of Main
IA street, has received part OF his Fall stock,
as ldlOwE
yd wide Chin,z Calico. at 50 per I'd; very fine
Cassineus at ga per yj; Very fine Clio rHS Er 81
per ID; 60 re- CASSi NET'TS, different qualities
AVID PRICES; large assortment Of Crab TillBEF
SIIAWLS, BrOcha and Lupins Merino do. A large
assortment Of CAlICOES at very low prices. very
fine CALICOES atA FiPa YARD large assort-
Tnent OfALPACHA LUSTRES Sgd aud plain, all
colnrs; large assOrimeRt II 6s'd snd plain S ATTN
f5r dresses the very best quality for IS cts per yd
AISO-A large assorlmcni Of black aad blue black
Maieleoni SILKS
A new style OF DIMtTY COLLARS;
Also new style Of PARAMETTA CLOTH, 81
Gluaks and Dresses;
a va vide Brown Muslin Al g. cts per yd
A new s.yle e VELVETS for dresses, &c. Sc, SC
Very good unbieached Muslin f,H cts yd.
Nv STOCK Of CLOTHS saHkOT BIZ BEAT ~ Oh,
Western Couthry. IN Tsioss or quality.
can assure the public that can soii ny GOODS
much cheaper than IN the Spriug.
lie viii bo daily receiving goods Of ai prices, u
latest style Of Fail purchases ior The next TIRE
wrecks. When his Stock Of Goods Will asiontsh you
The public Will DO iuiO,ned BY ny regular hdl
when ny SUCK has all arrived. scp2 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06
THE FIRST NEW GOODS
IN TIE MARKET

n SENSENEY. NO 1871 ZANES' ROW
~. has this day received fresh supply Of
Blue Black and WOul dyed CLOTHS, Blue BlaCI
and Fancy CASSIMERES, Cassineits and Keniuc-
Ky Jeans. every color and price; Red, Yellow. and
White FLANNELS; Blue Black and fancy colorcd
Alpaca Cloths and LUSTRES: Chusan Deaines
new AMI beautiful article for Ladies' Dresses; a
large lot of dark and beautiful PRINTS soo Of the
best ever offered for l2l cents: Bleached and Brown
Musllns OF every variety. with great many othe
articles winch have been selected with great cure
aud will be sold on most reasonable terms. III
customers, and every body else WHATS GOT TIL
FUNDS" please call up and buy. .zzs
Wheeling. anrnsI
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nENTISTRY.-DR f w CHANDLER.
il surgical aud Mechanical Dentist. Tenders his

nENTISTRY.-DR f w CHANDLER.
~ Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, tenders his
professional services the riiZnns of Wheeling aud
vlcniiy. Mr. G. intends To make ihi, hts permanent
residence and hopes his experience = practitioner.
together with sedupus attention To- his bus mess,
and strict regard for the beauty and durability Of
his work; will enable MIN io secure the confidence
OF the public. and reasonable share of patronage.
N" metals will he used but such rs are Of The
P'resi kind. either for lucging Gor plates.
To those who afflicted with the nervous
iouthachc, ho would say that they can find an instant
relief 10y the use of his Oonlogck drops prepar.
ed by himself Il 18th powders for The purpose of
heaniiiyine and preserving the teeth, for sale.
In conLeXIon with the above he will execute
Photographic Likenesses in sizes suitable for pockets
or bIetstrIns, with or without coornG.
Mr. &. may be found AT the Virginia Hotel where
he will remain until salt Of roOns can be obtained
more suitable Tor his purposes.
W. Ladies' or families attended to al their resi-
denceS. aug 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06
GRAND MILITARY ENCAMPMENT

GRAND MILITARY ENCA MPMENE
AT WHEELING, VA.
UNHE committee sf arrangements announce 10
the public, that through the kindness of Mr
Zane. they have heen enabled 10 select an eligible
Geld on the island Cor the military eucampmeut on
the 18th, Bib, l4th and Is days Of Sept. next
About a dozen visiting corps are expected 20 he IN
attendance. aud every effort will be made 60 make
the encampmeui conducive 20 better acquaintance
among the volunteers, and Instrumental IN improving
them in their military discipline.
The committee have obtained entire control over
that CART q the island in the neighhorhood Of the
encampmeni, and give notice that no BOohs can he
erected without special permission, nor will sPiroUi
GgHors he allowed upon the ground under any cir.
/ cufRstauces
| General orders will he issued each morning dur
iug the ucampmcnt, explaining the duties and pro
| ceedings OF the day, ifom which the bost inc 90
visiting the eucampmeut can be ascerlainod. bu
every attention will he paid to ladies' aud gentlemen
\ 81 al times when not incompatible With Other duucs
/ BY 0rsief Of the oOmmniee--
/ sep BIZ KELLY, CEH.
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GREENE Sc CO.'S.


AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
TUNHE pubic arc informed that GREENE 4
d co. have entered lutte an asrsngcment
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
nv 10 run Gar with the passenger train 10
Cum Oerland and are prepared TO forward Pack
ages, parcels, and bundles, al, TO aud from the
following places.
Frederick. Hancock Harper Ferry. Martins
burg, CUmberi1Hd, Wheeling, Cincinnati,
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
M all Train, leaving Baltimore at IL NJ. ar
lowing evening aud delivered free of bOrtcrage.
The above line will forward pack ages specie,
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make collections aid
attend TO the purchase of goods IN Baltim re,
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns.
Greene & Co. having connected the above line
with Griswold K Cos Baltimore and Phlladel
phia. and Adams & Co.'S New York and Boston
Express Lines, pledge themselves To execute
whh fidelity and despatch, any business edtrUst
ed TO their care.
n. Il. All packag by the above line must be
marked care Of Greene & Co.'S Western EN-
press. ETThose from the West Greene q Cos
Eastern and Northern Ex"ress." We beg ts
refer To the following geptlenen:
Mrssrs Brickhead & Pearce.
Do Talbot. Jones e. Co. Pill:
Do Mathews. Ould g. Co.
wm Robinson. Jr. Esq.
MessTs Dickinson g. Co, Cumberland.
Do Jas u Forsyth & 60, Uheeiing.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Duncans, Cumberland.
Jas n Fersyth " Co, HhseiiHP.
N. All packages addressed To the care of the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch.
GREENE * co.
aWg 81 ls9 Market street Bdtimore.
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n Aw BOOKs-swAN's TREATISE OF

AW BOOKS-SwAN'S TREATISE 90
- the law relating To the power and duties Of
Justices Of the Peace and Consables in the SIa,e
Ohm. with Practical Forms, &c.
THE OHIO OFFICERS AND JUSTICES
GUIDE, embracing the duties Of Justices Of Tho
Peace, and other township officers. inc udirg officers
netting under The Sehoo Law, With appropriate
iurns. &c. &c, Sc, by Humphrey II Leavirr, Judge
81 Tho District Court Of The S. for the District Of
Ohm.
A MANUAL frr Executors and Admnistra tors
in the settlement of the estate Of deceased persorrs
with practical forms, etc. Ivy Joseph Swan. Presi-
deaf Of the 18th Judicial CONT. Just received u
supply of the nh,Ve which will be sold al the lowest
prices by taug 23l WIN ROBB
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FAR e X f. ID u & T. ID
TO CIyNCINNA III.

NJ ELL, MOORE g. CO. Post Mail CoacL
Y Leaves Wheeling daily nj I O'Clock. z. NJ
~ hours to Cincinnati
Pilot Coach, leaves Wheeling daily nj s O'Clock
A. NJ. IS hours Ia Cincinnati. Fare $40.
ID. Thllmndre's Cool Intent Coach leaves Vince
ling daily al p. NJ. 40 houts To MaysvIlle- Fare
q.
AzS~ Extras furnished nj all q mes. ia tho above
lines I" parties with the privilege OF lying by AT night
or not as they choose.
OGce No. SO Water ST WHEELING. VA
aug 80 J MESKIMEN, Agent.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

la ZE fR e. cox,
a kE lust receiving from New York Phila-
- delphia and Baltimore, nj their Store No.
l57 Main street, WHEELING, Va. an entire new
stock of British, French and American Coos,
o. all the various svlcs and qualities, TO quit the
fall trade. There will be founk in the assortment:
10 pieces assorted Cloths, 20 pa cassmeEes,
asserted &C Tors; co rs Satnetls assOrteS cOlors,
70 ps XIV Jeans; Ga ps Red, White and Yellow
FLAIR els; 900 ps bieached Muslins; 30 Ds bed
IlCkings: 700 rs American and British Prints;
80 bales Brown Sheetings; c. ps plain. striped
new ariicl e for aides dresses; 80 ps Farlstsn,
FRENCH and embos sed Ginghams; , ps German
and French Mernues; 10 ps French BombaZines;
20 ps assorted Silks; 30 ps Insh Linens; 80 rs
Apron Check, 10 rs Furniiurs do; 10 ps Gina ae
cloths; 10 ps Hard Times; 90 rs Forest cloths,
100 ps colOred Muslins; % ps Mouslin de LANES,
plain, striped and changeable; 100 doZ Ladies
silk worsled, cotton, I.sle Thread and Mohar
Hose; 80 doZ ] aides and Gents Gloves of all
descriptions and prices; 300 doz Spool cottons
assorted numbers; 200 lbs SkeIn cotton, white
and col d; 100 lbs Patent Thread all coloTs; 10
lbs Sewing Silk; 100 packs German and Amer
can Pms; 100 doZ gum, webb end nett Suspen-
ders; 30 ps POncee Hdkfs, 30 ps Flag and Fancy
90; 10 doz Italian Crnvats, 90 dOZ Satin and
BombaZine Stocks, 90 doZ Linen Camhrc Hand
kerGhleis, ps rich ig'd and striped Velvet for
Ladies dresses, 10 ns silk Velvet 10 ps cotton do.
ps Alpine cloths for Ladies riding habits. 30
dog silk; Tagloni Edinburgh and nett Shawls
together with variety of Fancy Goods, Rib
Pat and Ashhurton Tacrs. Also, plain and Il d
Hohh'netts, Swiss Null and Jaconet Muslins;
S,reclanettes and Cap Laces, Wash blonde and
/ bishop Lawns. AhO-n large assortment o
Goat INNINGS, Tapes, Islets and Buttons of al
descriptions.
| ALSO
20 doZ Florence Braid, Prize Albert, Cypress
| SrrSw and Silk Bonnrts
80 doz Mems and Bows SeaIette Caps,
| 10 doZ Velveteen and Clo,h do.
| 10 doZ Fur do.
| . duZ sun Otter do.
| 25 bales Pittsburgh cotton Yarn, 10 bales bat
Ting, &c. &c. 30 prs Rose and lidckina1 BdHt
| keiS
! Country merchants wishing TO purchase an en-
the new stock, or to assert their stock on hand
| will be accommodated on the most adventageou
terms.
The abov. goods were purchased ut tn
low est CASH prices, and will be sold WHOLESALE
or retail at prices that cannot re beat West o
the Mountains. All we ask, is for the public q
call and examine an stock. No trouble o SHOW
GO DIS al No l57 Main street, WHEELING, Va.
| aug %
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NuORE NEW GODS, Just received

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I'VE No 1877, Main ST. WHEELING VA Thu
public nre respectfully informed. that my second
supply of NEW GOODS has arrved--is open, and
endy Tor SALE All respe, fully invited 10 call
and examine them.
de- not intend To Pur fnrrh any hig BILLS, or hang
'ni great nylsg flags with false and udiCrous rep
'eseniaiions on them as am unwilling to believe
'ha' an intelligent community will continue 10
connienance surh in,ul"rablc humbugRery.
NV stock will be large-wcll selected and bought
(as h"nesily telieve) chcop--and the public are
assured thai i SNill ne .Old CHEAP. however do
not profess io sell guos fJr less than they can
ne bought ia the eastern ciIies--as expect To make
mn honest living bv my profits: ard this believe -
The calculation Of all regular merchants.
osly ask the public ." call and give my Goods n
iair examination with n mind Invested 81 prcudre
and II they do not find them fully cheap those
ut my neighbors, certainly cannor'ho unreasana
bic as 10 expect them to buy. J SENSENEY.
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