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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

G8y- NEGLECT NOT COUGHS AND COLDS-But
at Dr. Larbors Extract of Lungwort, from q
Coitlandt street. as it will in few days drive from the
system coughs of years duration aso bleeding at the
chest lungs and liver will be cured by this remedy To
be;found at 81 Cortlandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

The import into France appears has been large and
mostly from Sardinia and the Italian States France is
generally wheat importing country, and is becoming
as its manufactures advance, without
ing those internal mpediments to the development of ag
rculture strike tho observer he passes through
the farming sections. The great and minute subdivisions
Of soil and the backwardness Of the farmers in adopting
the improvements in agricultural implements which
constantly made in England and the United States
among the leading The latter indeed is the ind-
rect result Of the restrictive policy Of the government
which prevents that freedom Of commercial intercourse
which in the highest degree necessary to the advance
ment of mankind in all the objects Of pursuit. The
United States cleared from the evils of paper mo-
ney, stands eminenty conspicuous agricultural and
commercial country. Untoward legislation alone pre-
vents her from adv ancing with rand strides
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

FRENCH CARCEL LAMPS
I'VE ubscrbers beg that they have received
by Emerald Iowa, Baltimore aud Ago pack,Is large
portion OF their splendid goods embracing many entirely
stys Of lamps, aud other articles the line at low pcf,
which will be foui d orthy Of Inspection.
The late imporaon comprise in the following,
Car FL amps, of $50 nodes.
Globei-' aBted, m -dallion aud ich cut so kinds.
Shades, paIer-andscape medaons painted cut SC, all
sly les. 200 varieties
Do Porct ain-For library and paror lamps
LustrsBronze and gilt, for and ghtI, 20 models.
suslensons-bonZe aud git for halls &cvarious styles
do do do Tor billiards, with one Linn
only, lighting table perfectly.
BacketsBronye and gilt for lights, 90 models.
andelabrafor aud lights, rich gilt and bronze
surpassed, &c, Sc.
Al Of which manufac order expressly for
under the immediate direction of Paris
with confidence that lamps will give Satisfaction in all
a. DlACON x r.. ID. SAXTON, Agents,
o6 lmeod is'ec % John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

Ug- CUNSIITUIIUNAL DEBILITY CUKED.-
The Tonic Mixture prepared the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy of the City of New York. is infaible
remedy for this class OF diseases, being composed Of
combination Of the most iRvgorang medicinal herbs in
persons suffering from debility weakness of any Kind
Sold in large bottles So each small do ST. in of half
DOZEN S. carefully packed and all parts of the
Union. Office and consulting of the College 81
Nassau street.
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CARPETINGS,

IomWon ingram I , sipet'"s' - o' reI yaISS
s nme thg,a'" 'ArIe""s' :. mr. mr. S2a.J
Smleinne 20 ~ FINaJ
hrer Ky ,,. 10 i9h o' 10 iIs yer Sa,y
fioor vi S >tmp s Sx ~ e. nopps q ~ ps,.
hNDEnooN y DOpp', 80; " p1Nells
OIL 2.ls-ec the n.st store ABOVE Iies.er St
rINUE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED THREE CON.
L SECJJrIVF TEARS FOR TuF BEST SPECIMENS
| or OEE~H ND FENN ANsHIP kXHiBITED AT Til r.
~ FAIRS OF THE ANEIiC AN INSTII UTE.
| cor NSMT IIi,. f,llIKf(,R A pin, / NSTITIrTE
S'ohD~~ii Ia On 30 ~ No. -
lcS bhohDWht,
Opposite John street curing the ny and evening
the citizens OF New and Brook yp old and Young lin
GLIDING the perpetrators un,n
,ellges tbat be mprt al who will favor
a bold, fsee and beautiful style OF
PEN ANSHIP,
ever in their future practice Mr. g. aware that hun
deds who have had their hands camped by the old fashioned
pot.hook AID tranmen system round hand writing will
cry out 'humbue" at reading this TO such he
would mer ly say the oil fashioned system (now taught
4 sn certain sa mon wRish Mr. O. me n
beautiful TO his pupils slow progress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

These were the prices throughout France The aver
age for the district comprehendng Paris, flo IS per
ais bushels equalto IOl cents per bushe Under these
dates the imports and exports into and from the Kingdom
for the first six months Of ls43, as folows:-
IMPORTS GRAIN FRANcE->ExPoRTs FROM
THE FIRST MONTHS OF 1913.
Import. Export. In iparehouse.
Wheat, bushels .8,779,98o 1885, 222365
Other grain, " 967 965 6tl,93 HlH2
Flour, cwt, l0,d75 I0,Hl 1860
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THOMAS BELL, Anctionecr.
BY BELL X HOWARD
tSiores No % finn street and ii' Fulton iirs'iI

THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NOTICE.-At l0h o'clock this day. will be
n sold the large sales 80 Ann aud us Fulton
general Of second hard and household furniture;
Gel No III BroadSay the beds mattresses beding ehande-
lance of the furniture left from Tuesdays sale For par
tculafs advertisement under auction head. o26 II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

QG- PROFESSOR vELPEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the radical of gonorrho gleet and all
purelent discharges om the urehra These pills
safest and most eectual for those distressing
plants at present known to the medical profession and
can he used by the most delicate person without tantng
the BREATH dissgreeng with the stomach, confinement
from business They to be had genuine only at the
New York Collegeof Medicine and Pharmacy. Price ST.
a box. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College,
Mss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

mz- ELECTRO MAGNETIC PLATES, FOR RHEU-
matte affections, etc prepared under the super
ntendence Of MIR. Lamouroux, Pharmaceuts, OF Paris
General depot in New York, at souard Delluc & Co.'S
No Park Row, and 55l Broadway. The most acute and
nveerae pains such as acute and chronic rheumatism
govt neuralgia megrim tic dououreux St. Guys dance
scstc cramps Of the stomach generally relieved
by the app oa of hose plates Persons whose extrem
ties are cold viii find them eicacious by apply ing
them to the feet These plates derive their chief efficacy
ro their electric properties and while the application
of them does not present the least enience their
use always attended with benefit Agents Tor Boston,
NJ ~ Rsuson stevens Buffalo, C. NJ. Bristol Charles
ton, @, LIE Prieur New orlesns,P Cusacks Wash
inston City, II. S Patterson
90 ITALIAN CHEMICAL soAp-Eruptions and
dssurements Of the face and dark yellow skim cured
by the Italian Chemical Soaps salt rheum, reckles sour
W. pmpes, erysipeas, blotches morphew, tan, fever
color Of dark supburnt yellow discoored skin, the
Italian Chemical Soap is really the wonder Of the age
Well might the Medical Society OF Paris call Dressing
and its inventor M vesprni sphsnhropist. 1t iscur-
ing thousands all the States and British possessions
entirely eradicates every eruption or disagreement Of
the skim imparting to the face, body NECK or arms
beautiful, healthy clearness No misrepresentation is
offered. One trial will suffice to recommend it to all
Among the many who have been cured by this Is the fol
lowing highly respectable person-Rev. 7. s. Lever
Ne work, N J. You notified that this is no pulled
nostram, but ysicisn's invention This is inialble
in curing tender chapped flesh makes the skin smooth
soft and white Sold only at 81 Walker street. one door
from The corner el Broadway One fifty ceat cake sut
cient-this we warrant Beware of counterfeits
M THEY THAT LICK HONEY FROM THoRNs
pay 100 dear for it, Those who buy trashy worthless
preparations for erodcatug supernuous hair imposed
them the products OF China and Timbuctoo, the
Poles srange lands far away do indeed pay little
too dear for it, rather lick horns without getting any
honey. Every one annoyed with hairy excrescences,
should remember the only article fer safely, quick ly
and completely extirpatng the Disagreement is the "a
nous Ioudre Subtle prepared by Dr. Felix Gouraud,
81 Walker street door from Broadway ST. per bot
tie and where the purchaser see the preparation
tested with the hoppies effects. The ma.cblsss mpu
dence ofour imitaors in audacously procaimng theirs
rs anteceden to the old established and well known
Poudre Subtle, is eyqustely comic and makes and
many thousands laugh outright with ahearty gufaw.
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vTHORN's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CAPAVIA

corner OF Warren
Also Park Row and 58 Broadway, 1888 Broadway, III
Broadway o Lisrnsr $50 Broadway
Walker street. oil 2wiss m
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NA TO LET-No. 207 W lillian street front ith
t1! tyr bow windows. The above is in good situation
and is well sdaEed for grocery milk depot,
the miss IS IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

fremont of and for Boston from Gonaives Oct c. off CAY
Nicola Moe-by the Chas Henry. a this port
Sarah Williams Boston for Trinidad de Cuba. Oct 49, lat
&c, lon 60 39.
Warsaw, Hathaway, Of New York, OF days from Ofean
for Rio Jareiro, Sept g. lat 10 40 5, lon 81 30 w.
Halcyon (Br) 20 days from Norfolk for Berbce Sep. Ia
"a n, Ion 50 So.
Martin w Brett Copenhagen for New York. Cd inst lat Il
lon 49,
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Aesl FOR SALE OR 10 RENTING Premium Mills,
..8 with II Is of stones with all Of its extensive
chnery, situated two miles from New Rochelle
County OF New York. and Immediate
proximity the city of New York; in for
business -four and grind and pack 100 $50 barrels
each could be employed for
other which might require extensive The
reputation for the hifty,e the Premium
Mills, and their proximity 10 New York VITA e facility Of
transportation afforded immediately adjacent, way If the
yigaton direct the Mills from port the faci
ties for business onsbe 70 those desiring spe AZ es
Esq, New Rochelle. N. ", keosgsylle SILAS
WOOD Esq. So Br ad street, New ork
New Rochelle. August a. 1913 s28 lm-r
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6tSSS ,FQlt NEW ORLEANs-Lor.,ana and New
kxSMN York Line-Postyely First Regular Jacket. To
!DSk4.sail the 3lst Oct The fast sailing packet ship
OEUNE Capt Jackson, will sail above her regular day
For freight passage having handsome furnished
daton apply hoard Opsn, wharf foot Of W all street
+. X. COLLINS u CO. So South street.
Shippers may rely having their goods by this line
recty measured.
Agents in New Orleans Hulleu & Woodruff who will
promptly fory ard all goods to their address.
The pac ship Shakespeare Cart Alien Miner will succeed
the OCONEE, and sail the 10th Nov her regular day o26r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
INSURANCE,
LNIRE &MARINE INsuRANCE-Thero al

LNIRE &MARlNE INSURANCE-Ther ar
& two situations only in which ndvdusls can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value oilnsurancc. These are, while -taud-
Ilg upon the runs Of their own property, ther
receiving from an Insurance Office the tull a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by drsolate tan-
.ly, lamenuug hat stupidity and folly which haC
TAXED TO provide for such a contingency.
: AHklN SON, Agent of the PlSOrEC ZION
SURANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
Will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills factories. dc, together with Their
contents, such furniture, merchandise, ma
chlnerv, and everyoth description Of insurGble,
property also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
aud their cargpes to and from any port ON the
Western Waters
Hp'el. Ian I. 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER GOODS,

AZ the NEW STOPE, No. t4I. Main 81
y. & Il. y. MARSH. would respectfully
call the aitentlOn Of their friends. and the
public ~ genera, % the beautiful assortment Of
goods, thew have just received ard are row
opening. AZ their Store, No IA, Main Street and
which they are determined 10 sell cheaper Than
ever. Among them you will fvd
Super extra Black Cloth; sup wool black cas-.
smercs; sup biIr, black. steel and cadet mixed
Satunettsj Summer Cloths; Mixed SamkrOons;
Heavy fancy Drills; White Barnsey Driliing-;
Drab Damask; Scltsucker Gmghams; Blue dri Is
Kentucky Jeans; . lclIings aud Checks: yds
wide leachCd Shooting, sup Russia Sheeung;
IA and 81 Table Diaper; Ga Black and Green
Meunoesi Nankeens; black AVID cold A Uacha;
Coating Glnghams; Solid DO; Manchester and
Down bingham; >carle! and White Flannels;
PLAID Jacouettsi Cashmere and Nousine de
Lame Shaw!s, black Levantine hdkfs; bonnet
Lawns; 81 Plaid Shawls: Canton FlLnnsls;
York DenIU3s, Newport Clssimercs; SelCsias !;
Green harage White and Pink Gre dc Maj;
BobbinCtt, & C. &c.
4 laIge and splendid assortment Of FANCY
PRINTS, very Cheap, good ss)rtwent Of Ho-
slcry baccs, tdaIrgs, Ribbons and Hdkis,
Trimmings, Umbrellas, and Parasois; bonnet
Lawns
They mv tcthe poople b call add examine their
goods before purchasing, as they feel confident
they can offer as great " not greater bargains
than any other House IN The cir. jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
NV ORE NEW Z GODS, io,r received al

II -
lVH M 1871, Nam -, WHEELING. VA. The
public are respectfully informed, that my second
supply of NEW GOODS has arrived-is open, and
ready for sale An are respe, fully invited 10 call
aud examine them
DO not intend 10 put forth any big Sills, or hang
out great flying flags, with false and ludcrous rep.
RESERVATIONS on them, a. am unwilling To believe
that an intelligent community viii continue 10
couWlenauce such iuiulsrabe humbuggery.
NV stuck will be large-weil selecIed,and bought
ias h nesIly telieve) cheup land the public are
assured that Il will be sold CHEAP. However do
not profess sell my goods i.r less Than they can
be hOughi "a the eastern ciiics-as expect To mnke
un honest living 10y my profits: ard lh,s believe Is
the calculation Of oil regular merchants.
only ask the public Ia cal. and give my Goods a
fair examination with mind Invested Of prejudice,
aud II hey do not find them fully cheap as those
al my neigh burs, certainly cannot he 50 uureasana-
lie as 10 expect them to buy. J SENSENEY.
apl7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
" ESlERN INSURANCE COMPANN
CAPITAL $500 600.
BOO | IS
s:S b q q = g g

SNIGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
- A s TODD. has just received a large and
complete assortment Of the following Goods which
are Of the besl quality. md vii! he sold low for
cash At his BOOT, 81 OF AND BONNET HOUSE,
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots, sewed, city made
do do DO pump sole
Kir; Calf and Thick Boots.
Gentlemen fine caIfa M.rocco shoes Of the
latest style. vi-:-Biddcs. Unions, Duwnings, Web.
srers, Calf and Morocco Dancing Pumps. Tavern
Slips. aud water proof over shoes also KIP and
Thick Brognus OF nll kinds.
LADIES' SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black co'd and bronzed KID Slippers Of
different kinds Village Lace. Paris Tics. Buskns
Jefferson Ties. fine strap and tie hid, Seal Mnrocco
aud Cali walking shoes, white and black Kid and
SATIN Slippers, black aHd cold Silk nnd Lasting
Caters, water proof lur lued Over shoes.
MISSES g. CIIlLDRENS SHOES
Fine city mode Nd and Morocco Slippers. Kid,
Seal and Calf walking Shoes. Morocco and Calf
L1re Boot. black and cold Kid B',skins. black and
cold Victoria Caters. Kid, Cali and Morocco Ankle
Tics.
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS.
Fine Plaiu and Wave Florence Braid B1nnets,
English aud American Straw DO. Cypress, Willow
aui Lawn d., GculicmCn-' FINE lcrhDru. sugi
aud double hrrm Summer Hats, limitation Panama
or Orleans Hats. BOYS and Ch.ldrons' Legb0m
and Palm Leaf Hate uf every variety,
LEATHER
Spanish. Country SHE kip and Trnrr Leather
Calf kid. Coat. B.udiuE aui L.u.Hr .sIrP. of che
hesi quality. AIso preliy respectable sprinkle ct
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Just raN 1i fhc
Sign ortbe BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT Srutb
End ofMafsct squaic. may IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
TRUST SALES.
TRIfSTEE,S SALF

~ rdiUr5lr real estate cons listing o. Lot Hare
houses and dlreliiagS, on IS Cier Street, Vice
ling, Ia.
~ Virtue Of a deed Of Trust cNocu ed by John
No taWceit, bearing date ON the 9th vi April
1871, and recorded IN the clclk's Once OF Ohio
county, shalt, on Monday the 18th day Of Sep
icm5er next, proceed To sci, on the premises, al
No Five, n the sCcoud square IN the city of
Wheeling, situate on Water street near the steam
boat landing, whcreOn are large and rsiuabic
three story brick trIrehouSeS, and , dlCciijE e
houses. The title Is believed TO be uuquesuonablc,
but selling as trustee will only make s1ch title
As 10 vested IN me. VIM Ii KING,
may 10 Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
CiIEAP BARGAINs.

a w HEIsKELL, has received and is now
U >. opening at The corner OF Union aud Mar 81
S'rcct, opposite s juIh West corner Of The MARKET
HOUSE, a large supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
To ". ch he respectfully invites the attention Of
The public. l. has become 50 customary for pcrsJns
VrplessIng 10 he Merchants Ia eudenvor 10 create an
Excitement" 10y ruliing forth improbable ialements
ia regard To The 9uaniIiy and rhrnPness OF their
Goods that il is e., he presumed that the public have
become Disguised with "such tricks Of trade" and
will be satisfied with the truth All persons wish
ing TO purchase Goods at a small advance On the
Eastern cosr, invited TO CALL and they assured
that This will be the case. aud no mistake. o w
UeIske cannot sell his goods as low Country
Merchants purchase them in the Eastern cities;
but viii sell cheap they can he bought IN
wheeling The public will find almost every arI-
Gle Of DRY GOODS al hs store, suitable for the
eason.
500 ps American Prints exceedingly cheap; 100
pieces English and French Chntz; 90 pieces Earl5.
ton, Manchester, French and domestic Gnghnms
j bales Brown Muslin all prices, 100 pieces
bleached Muslin very cheap; Checks and FuTniture
Coftons; irish Linens; Brown HolIand Grass Linen
for coats; Cash; Brown Linen; Table Cloths; Brown
and BIehched Table Diaper, Towel Diaper. BIrdscye
Diaper; Flannels all lrs; BllckBl Dab Brow ~
Green and Invisible Green Cloths; New style En-.
glish Fancy Cassimeres; Cussiueils and Kentucky
Jeans; Slack and Brown Summer Cloth or various
quairies Black and Mixed Drilling COuouaIes, sc;
Gambuons, Grape and crapo hs>c, Mousiin de
lanes; Balzarincs new style; Printed Suxonics; BUf
Dei SILKS aud lawns ulso Innings white. black and
mixed sIIk aud cotton hpse aud bi hose; BJmhaziuc-
Mernu; Alpncha cloth; Black Italian aud nther SiIks
Splendid assortment uf Veslugs; silk aud Tabby
VelveIS; Silk Bruche and AlnusIin De Lame Shaw Is
Ladies' CravaH; Green Bsrlgci Chubdly yei.;
Silk and Linen Cambria liiudkeTChicis; Black SHk
Cotton, MDhnr aud Kid Cloves; Light Colored
Gloves end ncv style Nils; Ljsle and Thread lace
Edgrugs aud FoOuuE.i Jacouei and Swiss Edgrrgs
aud lusorlugs; yluciy cfC,p and Bonnet RIh.
hoBs; Jicorct. SHi-s and Null Mu-'IHs; Tnh,ion
MUslin fOr Bruncis; Bpbbincrs Fancy Nuts. Plain
and Frcirej, iHgfaIu Cafgcuug end Rng-. Cotton
Vans irUm 80 . 90 Is. Cu.1rrd Carpet YIrus.
BONNErS. BONNETS. new style Spring Bon.
nets, very great variety lur Ladies aud ChljrcH;
Palm Leaf Hats, very cheap mar 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17

IN g. ANCEBY-Ir fhe CifruI Superior court
Of Law and Chauocyy cor Ohio county.
Beui Imil a Thistle, complainant.
john WrT.rTe. samuel h'Eeansn, Is1ish Ltsens
Ftisu5 Coz; an Samuel Trcvor, john W Mes
SICK aud Caleb TrcVEr. EaTfre-s unlcr the frrn
OF TrrvGr Meesrs g. 60, and Richard Ua-dee.
ty. ials snsUH ui Ono r3luIF- ArcHha Z pauH.
Andrew bCmDses aud ss3EEs 4 pagIi partners
uulor sue On al PaaIi, DEMPSEY g. PBulI. aud
B1sfaFls CTesau.
deferJyryr
P5r-1snf Iotbe decree made rn ,hias 4use on
the I-fA dav og Jr1a IsE shall of MonHag q D.
24il DAY Old 1888. and tE c-eHffcr 5v .ggrr.
n.rrf1 from fue fU time as sr1t bc neceezsrv. 40
tine ofIcs.f Nrs-Ts ar0b q flfEhuuf. t1 Whas-
linz Va. proceed So s,alc on account OF fhe debts
dgl tJ the p,3lu-t and auv Of rle defend Iufs
Is alleged ga the BtL and babIa f0 Co. r.flr-ea
up01 iHe real estate iu zoe nIt J1rG..I1rt. s.ts
che several swo. lBis frerrDf. 90 whom ule aHo
opIn8. a. fHe ordrflu s.nIch they ere suuilst t1 Ic
PAID. gitn aug Other tous oa s1t reai csfste
fftir order 8ud priority, end srvtE.1 coeued
rrFfrre1t Hv myself 1T err1aIIF YEA" ITsl nF fn1
aarJ,rs. ~ e. FtTEHlGH, HEsteT rorir.
Isafa 81 EsseEL.. .1r Goa 90. IrIF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
81 'OND ARRIVAL or
NEW Ennns

BoHNSTON BERRYlHLL g. co. at NoI3I
- Main sifcethave receive q, and arc ungy open.
Jog large stock of spring aud summer goods I,vcr
tnan any yet offered 90 lois market Oar stock is
now large, emWaClug almost every article 20.
sually kept in Dry Goods siUrcs. A leo a general
assormeHi OF liauers Fuis aud Trimmings Comhr.
Buttons, Threads. Brushes aud Sewing silks CDuu.
coy meJrh1uis sud he public generally are respect
fully invited 60 call ard eramino f0r ihsmscivcs
our prices cannot fail 10 please may II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
IIASTS.

~ ONE Of your rough stuI hri ibs purr '0Bim
~ NM Wood. Jusi reeeisrj hy S TODD, si
fiie Sen oiJhe BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT, tom
ihu East spleu1ll assortment GeflrUsus., L1.iias.s
Misses, Boys and CbI,drcUF pcfsIum10 LASTS.
Aiso. vcy SUPERIOR BOOT TNEES, Co hs sold ior
Cash ~ Eastern pricea Also, general 1sz1rment
Of findings, Leather of go kinds, Bau,f. Shoes aud
Mediciue, sc. Coll % the Syurh end 1l Market
Square. Iel2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
GRAF q BALLENBERG,


ID ESPEC IFULLG inform the cIIZens Of Vince
II hug, and Their READS IN general, thai they
are now receiving at their store, on The nOTh-t ast
corner of Main s'Teat and Market alley, thor sec
ond supply OF "A large nd sp gnCld assortment Of
Suriu, and Sum uer Goods ;. Persons before p. r
cnasin. are invited call aud cx amir their stock
ami they will find "A still greater reduction IN the
prices Of Dry Goods. ! her stock consists IN
pat of th. following dcsraJle articles:
Noll dyed Broad cloths ui every cs!Or and qEa-
lily from 81, to 50 per yaTu. 4 good assortment
of superior fancy CaSslmergS FOR Summer wear
Premium CdSslnCts and Jeans for - cents and
upwards, of all co JTs ana qualities. Super or
London CashmeTetts. Extra wild. plain and RIB
he'd GamhroOns. \ superior arIIrle of Grauduse
las for sumner wear. lar-e assortment li L.
n "a and Cotton stuils for pants. Superior Lon
don Alpaca and Saxon Cloths PdrI-Ienne style
OF BelZarenes, Lawns Mouslne de Lanes Chdl-
leys. Silks, plaIn, Striped, Chsne and cross bar
red MaJcOnI. eros e. Rhine, Gro de May and
Poult de Soc Plain aud figured, black aud blue
black BombaZinCs. SCaTis and ManUiias. 4 fine
assorIme 4 OF CravaE aud searis for Ladies'
Nous an De Laus, Black FIIlet, MOhEir and silk
shawls. Jaconeti, Null, Cambric, b.. K, and lace
Rlushns. A large assortment Of Llsle Lace Ed
gings. Scotch Earlstou and Manchester Cling
large stock OF Palm HAS, MusquetO Bars. A
Together with thirty Thousand yards Of Muslin
and Calico from 3 10 IL cents per ward. County
Merchants SlIl find as much to their advantage
u call and examine their stock, and they will be
convinced that they can purchase their goods OF
as Eastern prices.
Don't forget to call at the Great western.
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