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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

Tn: following facts mast be read with Interest particularly
By Nh Chelmioris numerous friends tod aiIalntaHees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington Elixir is equal
Is ethcacious in the OF Cholera Alogbus Bilious Choc
Diarhea and Dyssutery, Worms and Dyspepsia. The
Washington Elixir being composed entirely of Vegetable
though uequalled for the repdity ard vigor With which it
compes the stomach 70 perform the peculiar functions
CURED ectns radical Of the above mentioned dis
dose having unecuentIy caused permanent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

Sr LAWRENCE WHEAT.-It has been supposed
by some, because wheat is not exported from this
county in large quantities, that the soil or Climate
is not adapted to the cultivation of this grain
But this is by no means the case. There is no
part of the State, or United States, where larger
crops of wheat are raised, than in the county OF
St. Lawrence-I mean more bushels on the acre,
or of better quality. 1t is no uncommon thing 10
husband forty bushels per acre, and IN some
instances even fifty bushels have been reaped and
threshed out, from fields Of several acres Indeed
there IS no surcr crop than wheat and generally
for the production of both kinds, winter and
spring; all that is required is good husbandry, fox
seldom does the earth fail to bring forth her in
crease" and that the creates. abundance, wher,
the labor of the husbandman has been properly
applied; and without it he has no right to look
for his reward. These remarks have been SUI.
gested at this time, on being informed by Mr. John
Fosgate of Gouverneur that he recently purchased,
at his mill in that town, aoad OF wheat raised in
that neighborhood, which weighed 81 pounds per
measured bushel [Ogdensburgh Times
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The Washington Elixir, in envelopes containing clear sin
PIE and precise directions or lis be Obtain Ell Of D
Moss cor Grand aud Caanon,s. J. W-ndoyer, ~ Eighth
Avenue A. GeDaudsn SIKH Ayenae d. T. a. Lssss
ead 8t stree; pr H A Field cor Broadway and l2h
Guinness 1913 81 Avenue, liI street; I'd CbeteGeY
cor Bowery aud Broome.st; j. Coddngton, 227 Hudson
st E L. Cotton 265 BeesksE't Oliver Deromas & CO..
hnrr Misunderstanding: Dr. ". @. Mool Harlen. Il In
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a. WARNER * co. Sole Proprietors.
Bnery; 755 Broadway, corner Eighth street;
i5l Broadway conner Grand street. Bunker, Chambers
Church streets VIM Robertson, IS Baltimore street Bat-
C. Rockingham, Broadway, State street Albany
I Y Newcomb < 20. 10i River street. Troy. So q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

ING TO cure any ernptions or dSsurseI, Of the skin
aud tender or chapped flesh is the Italian Chemicl Soap
The effect of this on the skin smnst supeThnnan Il has
received the highest eucouius of the Medical Society OF
Paris, and warranted nevsl-isiin remedy Tor rars
frsckes bioiches scurvy salt TheUm, an sunbuu;, NOR
pvw Chapel or tender flesh. il will change The color OF
dark. yellow diseoloTed skin % healthy e}garsss
the bites of In:scs mosquitoes sc. Sold irIcr X
cents cake az the sign the American Eagle, So Ca;ham
\. /, or lss Ful,on-stree,, Brooklyn. aul3 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

T LIQUID AMBER. This unequaIIed medicinal
IL compound warrante. be etfectual remedy for
scads burns cuts Goatusions scEoula letter, rrSwor
seheu scad head ulcers BARRIERS Itch. ard all diseases
Of The skin whatever cause 1t viii also remove
burn iIsckes pimpe on the ace, SC giving 10 the 'o-
pexion white delicate sofe5s that nothing else vii! I'M,
part and for cleansing and preserving the teeth and gums and
ceanss the mouth and throat in cases OF lever Is
acknowledge is supremacy every other aatc!e ever
viii eectual? remove Pant tar pitch grease and the Ike
from silk woolen cotton i,brcS without the least dana
10 the color No family individual should be without H.
For sale wholesale ed retail. by the Propnstor Il John
street second floor opposite Thorburns. liberal discount
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lIoWing ard juige in. yourselves -
:. GF DYSPEPSIA AND DRGPSf.

ir Sri laNs O'sl TO- GI
vii Distressing PAIN in my stomach cOsrv ~ mr.
boyyeis my limbs very much swollen te: esilas my as
.-st distress Tor short la'i ten ;h.er IN
had ea-an h short sir, have scarcely found i.
comfort daring that tim have 'nsd al A'ads q medicine
-bT roulJthak OF 10 hale advantage, aud rad anos:
y-r M an hor,S Of rts. getting relief, beTS "a
year, Of axe saw the advertisement Of y,qt Oeub!r ~.
have taken il now about weeks aud has Completely
gula-d my system any thing that cSrlss o-o:s
me- ani have been sick slcs commenced taking T.
sincerely and heartily thank God. snd render good g
and thanks 20 you for besye your Candy has beeI re
means Of giving TIE health and comfort my Old age !eu
ars Welcome to MAKE any us OF this you may think proper
JOHN JACKSON, Williamsburg l. |.
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s=....nss-, vi ORRlS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
tiSSfES-EEW-YORK, NEWARK AND NORRIS
--"----' SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave New. York Lave Newark Leave Nornstown

% @7ess-TOWN.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave New-York Lave Newark Leave Aorristown
soaIoek 4. II s0elock = \ \ 5..o'eI?ek : : n II
Passengers BY he morning train to orfistorn arrive there
by O'Clock when stages vii be in regimes to convsy them
also TO Sanhope sparta Newtown Milford and Owe-c
Passengers from Morstown will arrive IL iiIne 20 1f TIE
" BLY, an arrangement Just made the cars IG road
.r direct TO and from jersey City connection with the
trains of the New Jersey Railroad Of the hour thereby
avoiding any change passengers baggage formerly
The NJ & E. Railroad having recently been Ielad with the
heaviest II rail- is now complete running order and offers
the attractive and picturesque excursions tn IN.
yciuv as well as commoious and expeditions conveyance
between New York and and freight
which will be taken the reasonable terms Once at
the foot ofCourtIand where will always be IN
attendance.
Newark 10 Nlorristown. $50
Madison and Chatham -. ...... $50
ou in ........ S S?O
Orange ........ 50
;el9tf IRA DODD. Superintendent.
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$50, IT. POWELL u CO.'S Line FOR
- NEWBURGH, Landing at Caidwel's, We;
Point and Cold Spring steamboat HIGH
re1reet, every Monday, Thursday and saturday, al
O'Clock, p. ~ Retu:ning, will leave ew6uIsh every
P NJ For freight apply 10 the CAPTAIN on board
Baggage and freight of all descriptions bank pills or ssce
nm, on board the risk the thereof unless
A bill of aGCg receipts be sgurd for the SANE Jyli
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ness and We are assured that iii unsurpassed byany hias
known for the purpose One two instances Of its curative
The following editorial is from the Troy Daily Wing
TO THE DEAF;-We heard SO much atel& OF remedy
led 70 give ii This passing notice We believe however tn,
medicine for sale only Philadelphia bnt if half
the virtues hear ascrbed IL the trouble Of dug for
the article would be amply repaid b. We have friends
who have used It successfully and who believe it b. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12
ALTERNATIVES GERMAN PLASTER.

4 most et;ectuaI remedy for the following com
Sal, Rheun Asue Frosted F=et Rheuua,i Sore Thos
Fever Sores ZIP complaint Sc In boxes lso1 one 70 io
This plaster has been used wh great success for ths 1S
and those who MAKE OF II VIII ul u TsFy %
"a IN he families, thousands c. a. stty tSiiE 'il
viii b. sufficient recommendation soid ay 'tIS Tihs
Proprietor is Woosl=r street near hGus'oi-s = t'aS
rs Bowefy: Z Il. Trpp l67 DlvI'cnsreei Ms Aiaa,S'
100 Houston lE Sp1r!Igg, II Second Asne. :
Sanford, corner Heus;o4 al Clnnoa, street of9oh "
Niles cooke. Of PrCspScr and bndss-> reefs 'F>
B--G,,, thread and evdls s;oss, faltoc-t SEQ Inn
Hartford FIR Insurance Compenr.
IVRE INSJ RANCE al The lowest rates by INC
! Hartford Ere Insurance Comp2ay.-t incorporated lsV
IRIS o9. established vel known Institution h'i.
u in active operations upwards oil thirty ysaIs continues
.sure Houses Furniture Stores, SeEcandse and ever CO
cripon property against loss taQtcs ~ s q! e '''
favorable farms. JOHN -'f-iLeo-,l "; II
,e2o 3rnt % ~ a.. s--s--
1THE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
4 Cspi--i $4,000 O;fce Nos: Wal 81 ms CGtni9a
continues 70 make insurance loss or damage cy ~ ano
inland navigation.
>, ,. ,4,,sr H,;eh T.sr{oT Cor!s w. Lawrence
I PSiIhHs Fbpni. s. iiI!am t,ouch, Micah Baldwin,
John Morrison, b. L. Ifuo.lsY, '.~t.'1- ', 800
(ayhi 80 l,sl-s d. Ben r,TIu, John D. " oie
Caleb o. !:als,sd William \" oGd sE4ts2iH eGi
Henri u. THOMPSON, h tta' E-->c / !eS'A 20
LEWIS Phillip Secrat2rr
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In. CHELMSFORD, s3i Washington, st.

Dr. B. Be-Dr,r SRI take this opportunity oferprsng
nv gratitude 10 you the great benefit have received from
the use OF ScARPts or" for Deafness: From cold /
cau.h sy yeal ago had become quite deaf much that
0s all relish for society Bat felt rny business
was really quite tired OF dom. business-lt was much
eiFoto mel had tri-d number OF Physicians end cor
nv case was hopeless; however, induced, wien in
your city las, 10 try ScaIpa's on have been
nsug II now about Two months. and thin: hear wei
as ever feel though the hapresi N IN the void
This Oil may NOT cure every hGt tt In, done
GENITAL service would recommend IL earnestly 70 all tn
deaf CHARLES GALUSHA.
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

- IL ltSiL LIZ ! L. Cit
GS ! Fam % 40 acres The township OF Shrewsbu.
L. II Monmouth Co. y. j. mics from Red Bank Land
mr. On large Peach Orchard full OF fne peaches.
Can. ard hsm Possession may BE- mad IN Octobsr
Farm OF 300 acres miles from Nidiistown Point, y.
leo God 81 Possession April Isl,
1871. There are good buildings on both these farms
g. A2ST0RY 5EICk HOUSE or lot 50 5y $50 in Con-
gTss Paterson iss occupied by the Peoples Bank Pos
session May IL, lSti Inquire OF WNi. BLOOMFIELD,
Esq q " all ST. OF DIN CROES Keyport, y. jersey.
T.-f- 1rrE
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TrHE ONLY UNlNJUkED EXTRACT OF
L SARSAPARlLLA in which The valuable uninjurel
medicinal pro, the SalpiIit concentrated with
out the U.s. OF heat and n tds III pleasing ioGm Is
JONES'S TRlPLE EXT RACT OF SARSAPARLLA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

TFLLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSa-
n PARlLLA CANDY-Forr packages of ,bs Cas1v
contains the active principle CT roua.s Of Ssfssta-
Root; aud wsfTsnfec 20 De ths best 5ney es, -
ali tis's, arising GU rrop, =rc,tabi.y
or fro;: morbid bprnols the blood /; cGs,5ertf
saG in those peculiar affections of TIE aisneay sis
ng rom dryasss and OF due secretion. u Is wscat
rivll.
this Candy. whsa II othe pfcraTstoas Of Sals'rlis I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

. a,OS , NEWARK AND wv YORK.
r.-sS1sAS.J FARE only l2; cens.-The splendid
PASSAlC, after June s. VIII follows:
leave The loot of Barclay street. New York, al 10 A. NJ
and 7. NJ.
Leave The Zoe, OF en,gs street, Newark at A NJ and at
|: P. vi.
The aceommodAeus both for passage aud irsgh, have
bol greatly improved Freight carried very low rates.
c26f n
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sssr1r ,lNDEPENDENT REGULAR OP-
IL -1POSITION LINE FOR BOSTON via
asI 5.zrssss.z NEWPORT AND PROVlDENCE-Cabin
fare TO Boston 50 so Deck fare Boston 81 So Cabin fare
TO Newport and Providence 81; Deck fare TO Newport and
Providence So cents. c,-,r,c
The new commotous and iassailing steamboat CURTIS
PECK Capaiu William H. Peck will leave theper east side
Cs,harine Market slip East rver Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at five O'Clock in the afternoon.
stairs ( or on board jyl7
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BUsIwlcH, October I'm. l5iI.
Don, and according to yourrequea hasten you
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e aelary FOR NEWBURGH--Lsnding al
@.zzssaAA~- Caldwell's, West Point Cold Spring and
1879 tishkill Landing
I've seslr5oat JAS. MADISON, Capt. Chas Hals'ead,
viii leave WaFenstree TUESDAY and Friday a'e1
All Baggage Packages Parcels Bank Bills Specie pat
oo board this boat without being entered the book
cepte,i for be the risk Of the thereof all II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

Soil, at who!esale and retail by 3 x D. SANDS Dug
sss uog corner Of tioi-st's-t Also sold by ABtA
Chlmber.sret; DAVID SANDS co. No. - East Broad.
way ,lua I'm
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NEW-YORK, Ar>,
.S SCHooLEYs MOUNTAIN s ssssss 49,
StaEA "a S'rDN

days e1ceptel a, O'Clock a VI by Railroad direct, with
eansec from JsrsSy City to a:Eistoya tsaes
Moaatain Town, por! Golden. Washington TO
Esstena Washington daily ling atersscts 10 and from
beIyidere For apply HILL, az J. Patterns Com
nercial Hotel , Court!audt street.
ION B-Ext-as furnished the shortest By applying
n B. Lusa. Uned SAFES Hotel. MoTris.own ia SIN"
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Siessrs Paul Pou S, Co So John ST.
sc II. H. Schiefelia * Co. l0i and LOG John st.
I" J. { Whitmore, Esq IS South ST.
" Isaac Srell, 1870 GreenyTichst.
e" Peter Hampton, 100 Canal ST., New York city.
Mess7s. Post s. Lewis Jericho, L. |.
q K. D. Bardwe!l, Troy, New York.
MIS- Good Utica, do
Mr. w. H. Burts, Rochester, do
Alessrs. Cornwall s Butler Pokeepsie, n; 7.
{. W J. STYLES. khne5eck, do
rn.tt FIRTH & HALL General ACsnt,1 franklin sGUart
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The packet ship WELLINGTON, D Chadwick master
viii succeed the Gladato and VIII SAL October 10Th, her
uular DAY 81
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er-BIeaE:sl and Dinner on boa!dihs aud splendid
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt WIN. H. EIazee, viii leave
neyy York iIoa the foot OF Chambers every morning
{Fd3ys eseeptsd Gc9sk and lsuyS leave ,r fs'k
Peekski!l a, O'clock P NJ. Landing al tie foot
Of tlnond each way FreSht taken al !;:aee iai@i
ay thor d opops:ty, t2.en shIpped or pu on board is
boat the risk Of the O%aers OF such goods tlSht
XII persons forbid uasung any ora on account OF
III hnrf nrn leI1
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IRA 4. BLOSSOM, Receiver Of the Bank af Buffalo
l. e. Nasfpr u .hanrarv rnnl IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29
in.n0n nni-iAnH.


"A ~ QEE Nf.W COC.S. a. Ihr ,l,so lsrS eAeoj
IitH C"sA Stare iS0 Marker - WpgEiISS. va
4 = YOKE. wrniI respectfully inie,m hh
ens'one <sd the F,Lic ssnerali TIA, hs has jus
reinrned f-prnthe tasI viii general sss'ftmeni %
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, Crockey Ware
Hard wRre. Boots. Shoes. SIC. which he is pew open
ing an really sell cheap or cheaper than ever
The pshlic are ioviieJ 10 call and examine the lol
lowing articles. viz:
fGROCERlES. 4.s -.
100 Bags G REEN RIO COFFEE;
so hikes Cnnppwler TEA. SO ches,a Y II TEA.
10 do Hyson Skin do. 10 boxes IRperial do
1900 Lbs LOAF SUGAR. hhds SUGAR.
5000 lfs white Havana do; % 'rerees RICE;
30 hbls n o MoLASSEs, 20 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERATuS; .srl
10 h"xes ~ plug TOBACCO. sup quality.
10 do j 6 plug do do,
70 do 81 Flug do 90.
S kegs 5 Twist do do.
Nuimees. Ground Pepper. Ground Alspice and
Cloves, Ginger, Indign. Madder / bDxes Pipes. &c
DRY GOODS.
Blue DIX broad CLOTHS. tue broad CLOTHS.
Olive hroun do. Olive Green do;.
Ribbed CASslMERES. Black CASSiMERES;
Cassnes Of all qnali,eS Kcrscys of all qualities;
L,nseys of all qualities; 10 bales Drawn Muslins.
200 peces blenched MUSLiNS;
200 rs PRINTS Of all qualities and prices;
BLACK SATIN VISITING.
Fanny VISITING orAll qualities aad prices:
IRISH LINEN; Bcschd and bro Drifs;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS
Bed ITCHING. all srees; Linen and Silk ildkfs;
Blk and hrown HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHoES-2n0 prs Ladies' Slippers
IL all prices and qualities; so prs LADIES' Cater
2oois; 100 prs Ladies' Kid Slippers; 80 prs Mems
thick Boots. so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Pcs. BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick and Kip
Brocars cheaper linn ever before offered IN this city.
HARDWARE Of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
Than ever before offered in this CITY,
E CROCKERY-A general assortment OF common
and printed Cookery by the crnie and retail. Also
many oiher articles too numerous 10 mention All
% which will he sold cheaper than ever before
offered this city.
N B.--Couniry merchants will be supplied al
Eastern prices. with small commission added.
seuI5 AT YORKE.
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EDUCATION.
4 FEMALE SEMINARY. md,

"A FEMALE SEMINARY. under the super
Church. parkersburg Wood county. va. has
been opened at his residence. Mrs WiHdsors
the Principal i a lady Of great experiences. Of
has presided over similar Institutions in this
country and England, and having resided IN
iuently in the lansuage of thar country Her
assistant Miss St,lsou, conn leted her 'ucation
az the Patagsco In-tiIa.e, DC; der the drec;
holds the testimonials of that Seminary. As
patronage shall Justify other suitably qualifie1
items in a good eduession-health. morals and
mansers--the eye ola pastor. neither and pre-
ceptress will be continually thrown. Especi-
ally will this be the case 90 the boardsrs, be-
tween whom and the other me nbers of the
isblIshment will be ordered the rules and
one harmonious family. The boarding depart-
meet will b. entrusted TO the lady of the Rev Mr.
Smith. All the usual branches OF complete
Female educ both substantial and orna-
mental, will be taught. l-.i
For board, and tuitioH in all the En-
elish branches, per session of Eve
months, payable in advance $500
Washing teach boarder fading their
own towels)per doz,n 0o.36
In this school there i'll beno other extra charges
than fer the languages and ornamental studies, :
Music per session Of five months $4,000
Use of instrument for practising per
Drawing add painting 1905
Fancy work of all Kinds each 400
French, Latin. and Italian. each r 1904
No puril will be taken for less term than
ops session n less by previous understanding, and
il is very desirable 20 have them enter earlyin
the sessi pssipls- The ton will be in the
month of September and October. Vocal music
will be of the general exercises of the school,
without any extra charge.unless 20 those who res
quire specialIe lessons when the charge viii be $40
per sion. fFt - stl.
Address Rev. Thomas Smith. Parksrsbutgl
Wood coun W. Va.
KEFEREScEs ettf
SSobissski Brady, ESQ. Wheeling.
Rev VIM Armstrong. do.
Do MIR Craik. Charleston.
RI Rev John Johns, Richmond City.
"
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ATGUsT I5. Ia43.

NEW FALL AND RINTER GOODS.
n Il the New Sure of J y O. 4 y MAkSH
have received their first stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods. as follows:
Super Frcseh Black, English and American
-weei dyed Cloths, plain and fancy cassImeres,
Belgic, plain Beaver, Flushing. and Pilot Cieihs
SatIineiis, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield Ker;
printed FIsnnels; plain and fgd silks, and sat
ms thew siyle,l PLAIN, striped, watered change
able, 6ed and plain Alpaca I.ustres, Bembazlnes;
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Lanes, striped
Chusans, Lusire LANES, Crape Ruchel, Strlped
..unettas, printed Saxony, French and English
Meripnes; Manchester, Earsiop, French and
Chambra fsinghams; Brocha. Damask de Lanes
Merino, Embroidered, Damask Weollen, Tartan;
Fig'd MeIIno. ThIbet. Kabyle, Lady Sale ana
Helen McGregor Ladies Shawls; cord and black
Dress Hsndkcrchiefs, Alpacha Aprons, Silk
apron "a sseis. Black and cold twisted slk fnnEes,
Working Canvass, Zephyr worsied. Thread lace
Ashburton, Lyons and Fancy Net T.aces, cold
silk GimPs RIvens and Hem-stitched Linen
T.s; sisin and ga s~iss, Book, Lace striped.
checked and Jaeonet Maslins; Null Null, Nam
socks, Linen La -ar, linen cambria; Plain and
fig eo31leetts, slaes Caste!,Inan, Net;new s.ye
Mohair cloak tassels, Sd and Ga Table Diaper
"a Linen Diaper. Russia do and tleached and
sn', eoI'd musliDs pSser do White and brown
Hollands,. silk and worsied Sergej back slh,
rabby. and sainted Velvet Gents black Italian
CrQVafS, D'OfeAy SQoIts. DOL We Sloths qua %
ron collars; hla.k, white and cold Kid cash
mere and Thibet gloves: Merao aud Satin Yes
tings; super Gum Suspenders. Suspender knds
brown cotton, ANGOLA and Lambs wool drawers
and.shirts; brocade, mshair aad lasting coat anc
svercOat buttons; fad. mohair and silk binding
square coat cord, German end American Pms
black add White cotton, black Lambs Wool
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hase, do hal
Hose; Marie stripes, checked, brown ant
bleaehed DriiiirEs, canvass. padding, bleache'
and brown muslin, wadding, batting, Umbrellas
sfarge assortment Of French Chinizes, British q
AMERICAN PRINTS.
Dps case or fine Florence Braid Bonnets, net
st,Ifs Jkorse Hair sGiBpss d-c. &c.
Weinvfe the attention Of Country 11erchdgt
TO our stock. which is large and well selected.
Our customers and the citizens Of heesIng a.
viaiaffv are respectfully invited 20 give us cal
before Masking their Fall purchases. for zee z 2
md WILL ssH DRY GOODS cheaper thdi
"s s1g s9 n 0'/O'' - w. j. p. K r. B. M.
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DIR Y-G 90 IS.
GREAT ATTHACrIONi
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODSm!

INHE SUBSCRIBER becs leave 10 aniofni
the citizens OF - Wheeling and the
neighborheod, that he mas iast returned rom
Philadelphia and Baitinore, ard IS now receiS
inga
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
lReIug The second supply this Fall which for
eUkLITY ASD cHEAPNEss cetnot be exceilel II
eiualled in The Cits.ofs Wheeling. . r
Cloths Of every variety OF shade and Price. We
ry lew indeed.
Csssimeres aud Cassinetis ofthe greatest qnrn.
tiiy imaginable.
Kentucky ! cans, fulied cloths.
Kcrseys Beaver cloths, Giraffe cloths, and eve
lry variety of goods for cSats ana rantaloo
Bleached and BTswn Aushns, Flanneis and
Checks.
ALSO II he largest assortment OF C0iieoes he
has ever ofisied to The public.
DSmeslie. karls ,eR aud Manchester GtnghdHS.
Splendid new sivle goods for dresses: sucR o.
rich 6s'd Veieets, China PcSn, Chusan dt
Lame Muslin de Laiue, silk stripe Aackbars,
Ga new artice) striped. fad, Oh angeab bic, ptaln,
aad variezatei Afode1 LHsff IS. with every
kiad Of Goodsin fashion for Ladies dresses
Stal0ls Hand kerchiefs, Gi0res, Hesiery, AitS,
Cuts, aibbons, Bonnet silhs and linings, dr.
ifciafs, &c.
The undersigned would take this occasion Il
express his thanks 10 the public for the liberal
SHARE of their pa1oaaee heretofore received, slu
hoRes and believes that an examination Of his
stock will satisfy any thai he Is still emitted
oct re SENSEVEY. Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

Prepared and sold by FAB Sands &. Co. Drug
gists and Dentists. Granite buildings 27i
broadway. corner OF Chambers 80 New York,
aao Tor sale By Druggists throughout the s.
lnre ~ per bottle, SIX BOTTLES for IS.
The public are respectfully requested 10 remern-
oei that i is Saods's Sarsaparilat that has and is
constantly achieving such remarkable cures oi
me most difficult class of diseases TO which the
numau frame is subject. and ask for Sands Sar-
parlila. ard fqke no other. 49,. - "a f....7r ~
OLiPER PRYOR. APent BY special APP
Po'nf'n ert for the Pr0Prietors, for Wheeling
and riciRffy- 1at frif iy ~