davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10
EUUARD TIPPOT

EDUARD LlPPOIID,
No. IO3 William street, near John,
HAS RECEIVED By lats arrivals and keeps constantly
Zephyr woed, bss. quality. by the bale suit pur-
c rsSRs.''WS 1 Wesied DO for fancy knitting
Canvass in Silk Cotton Worsed Linen, of all widths and
shaded of eHfa Chenille ana
S Sa s Sji1sE 5ssl @ THREAD Ta, s
Gmp and Fringes Of style and PATTERN French and
:, Cord and ,Iasssls, Bindings Tapes. Fancy Buttons
ss Sss. s y % gs 81 Fine %. yis
E s s sash y qs Esp,s Ga5rses s, Po,'f,
svsa: sissss i ma siS
fhri;. .en ~ PEI dozen fancy Stationery Crate Aprons
JAS. b. BlGGAR Ct Canal street.
i've lm-rc near broadway
III as Slate s, Or ss md sSsss.a /" Hss city
R56 al
s ss nus; added e Table, eush;oas elastic h?t
sle ~ 'isss World The
G sn sf. is iss's Sc iSs
stoke u III. Sunday Atl.. aud Times. lyl7 lm.rc
Wtahs AfS skE Was as
Chains Gold Fenc asys &C. viii find greatly 70 their I'D.
q rail lower s.y Other hoas
s * RI y s;S s5' ssS
plumed. Watches Clocks and Jewell
ny repand the LSst aud warranted, much less than
the usual prices. q. q. ALLEN,
IL porter " Watches and Jewelry,
au7 linen Who'll iaie a. Il retail, 30 Wall ST. up stairs
BENNETT, irnloGter r,d manuac,ures OF l,aisn, Eng
y I.sh and French Say Goods "a John The Sub.
scriber would espetiy call the Of the ladies' in
PARTICULAR 10 his Neapon and Silvan Hair Bonnes which
Of the finest sold UGH reduced prices. Also,
full and choice stocL ~ foreign styles Victoria Eng
lish and French Dunstlpe &c.
3 Orders will be taken executed in style DO
equalled in this country. iyi3 lDsec
GENTLEINENIs5 LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
no CHI h-( 3rntl,np
Families who are desirous of converting their lett oil
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
dence, having superuous fleets dispose or will ind il
much their advantage SEMI for the Subscriber who will
attend at their residence by appointment
j. LEVtNSTYN,
466 Broadway up Stairs
lime through the Post Oice otherwise, VIII rcaive
prompt attefiyion jy/J lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

B. J2sEEH: + MsAn L.ns trp ....Yl igpq.s. Pf Eng
bssr ,s9 Sss sS s' III o ,.s s u ill.,
6oS boSS oa sd g. ss.s 100 T. od
including the modern sI Barrel Brvol,s. all q which viii
Gun Smiths are passa eus.'ea 70 cali 1soa. %
making their purchases they viii certainly hnd = 70 their
MRS. GREEN'S AGENCY FOX DOMES1ICS,
NO Ss1 Broadway, East Side,
sTSfnI M5r a Asp ALn ass slnssrs NEW nokA
Il the purpose OF supplying families wt, faithful Domestic
ours Of business from o'clock A. NJ, ill O'Clock. NJ
ae5 broadway two doors above tine the Hospital.
Fssas sSS s fs s; q. ssi %
a om Bs,: E and saShsd sI Msais,sd vspor
10 sf a s ysss which her ~
% amy Ss' n y % 9Gs nGS 0ss p0 a
for hire = : :. y, : ''lA''' D. ssss sm as''
MAkTELLE & HULDEKM1N Nm,
81 Maiden Lane, New York,
MANUFACTURERS Ac1 AND IMPORTERS Of omsmsu-
p. m "a Hair Work. Wigs. TopIss Bands Cas ssrn,
fss 70? and ss. s o"'' ana al
y. B-The trade supplied ON reasonable
49,. -.- g =
kESIAu NAM FRANCOIS.
goSNARp Nassau u.s., STREE. The Proprietor can fear
siys
ton His table abounds with luxury the lasdous
can require whether the English French style Of cookery
HIS Wines Fruits and Liquors Of the best brands The
alters rench and English polite and the general
men; o. the tables in cool aud airy saloon for private and
lyz5 Im-re Nassau st.
BONE MANURE,
or BEST QUALITY, ground daily from fresh bones, for
home use or exportaon by the bushel in bulk
casks Tor sale at the Mills IN 10Th street. between 9th and It'll
Orders left 7 Front street, will prompt attention
jy3l 2w*ec
CHEAP soap WORKS
GROCERS, DRUGGISTS AND STORE METERS
are supplied cheapr than be had elsewhere Examine
the stock OF JOHNSON VROOM. aud compare with any
other you wish such choice articles they supply
CHEAP PPi EYR iFstGss III .'"0ef street.
~ every description, the extensive Perfume Laboratory and
Soap w orks OF JOHNSON 4 VKOOM,
Jy30 lnsm - Trinity Place. Trinity Church.
LA hEh AMI tINDING oiOilE, AMI
LAST MAKING,
293 Spring street, 1.-TWO doors from the Of Washing
- ton street Clinton Market New York; Lasts Of all
Kinds ana INHERENT patterns constantly hand, with full
o. sole and Upper Leather and Findings Of all kinds
EAu.-E CUttLE MUSE AMI bAIHo,
52S Peart street, near Centre street.
WARN, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS equal with
" any IN the city 2n each. Lodgings, with good
clean single Beds i2}a Meals l2S Board and Lodgings,
81 30 per week Newspapers from London Liverpool and all
the principal cities Of the United States taken in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

MEDICAL Gard.
tns %sRS'snsy s Sss
street, es s: can s. s II. Sos.5l 6
0a oa Sg s g. ri G
Their case mmuey and enclosing fee will receive advice and
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
TIE fyH ftNys rds REEdh or
sasSs sss'"s &: .s s q s :i ss
ros and dc pulp which receive. the S vessels i
fl. sdaallsiSs lie circulation Of the auds.
and e is iron , effects scur
lie sd T q preserve the hair in beauty and
at @ Ssm: w s
Liberty street. = aus Inv m :
CAST OFF CLOTnING.
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desirous Of converting into
ss 81; s obtain fro"
Y sS
''"' ' = F 'i IHvET ' 3ss No. Wall street.
and at 40 Hudson St
fine through he Post Office otherwise will receive
MEDICAL AID.
REMOVAL.
DR. GREGORY has removed from II Barclay. street, to &C
Gold street where he may be consulted condentialy
is { any medical a;, % s that know
which liable while visiting city,
sS use Sss
either not only Of curing diseases but what
much better points clearly the OF preventing those
foul disorders which human shudders think on
this alone the book worth than all other publ.
cations OF the kind IL sold by the author his residence
g Gold street. next 10 the northeast corner Of Beekman street
10 females afflicted with alady called THE whites
his little book will prove friendly and confidential adviser
IL Is also for sale AZ the following drug stors:-
NO. W w Illlam street, near Maiden Lane.
Nos. u and ID Fulton street.
Both corners Of Chambers street and Broadway.
No. 50 Bowery, corner OF Walker street.
No. 1873 Bowery Of Spring
no. n last Broadway, corner Of Market street, and
No. LAG Delaney street, corner OF Suffolk street.
su8 lm.rc
REMOVAL.
pEkSSE BROOKS have removed from No. 81 Liberty
70 nos u and 81 Nassau street. Maiden Lane and
Ienn Mss ana imee
Nv. ~ SyouTHEkN MERCHANTS, TRAVELLERS,
nsD VlhEhS.--A magnificent and elegantly finished
Is o. striped Shirts well adapted the Southern
ca We haa on very reasonable applying so Pike
SIP, corner OF Wafer. The supply ia unroitrj.
iva lm.e s''"e' q ''Ae an" 90 Pike i.ss s.rses.
LEECHLS-LEtC HEa-LELCHES.
LANCE SUPPLY Of very healthy Swedish Lecches,
just received per brig Diana from Hsmbnrvb e., .sle hnis
s'ie snd refah ~ the most moderate prices By
e =. FERDINAND x COPPA
-. -. importers Of Leeehes,
quo im'rc Law Nassau street, NJ Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10
CHEAP
SH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 Pc ARL STREET,
BETWEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP.
s. ~ 1RSt DER Of the Of the cash system,
peioe the public that he
ufactu kind of Civil and Military clothing Of the finest
materials ia the most superior STYLE at lower prices by
Aye cent ts amy 9r charges for the same quality
Best superfne wool black Dress Coat. .SA to $40
Pants Of fancy and plain black Cashmere. 5 to
Vests Of all kinds, Silk, Satin, Cashmere. az
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
In the best style at the following prices
fhhn IRON ............ 20 TO
jy2S I'm sec JOHN MOFFAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10
TIN G TU Il E AND TON
ryuyoooF .ronr

IMPORTANT MOTTO E,-Nlonsieur Virney, Of Lyons has
appointed DE LAUNEY GRAY, of New York, sole
the United States and Csnadas The reputation Of these
they remedies for impotence stery to or
ncapability of conubia uo abus general pros.
ton The Tnctue is an internal remedy and is highly palaa.
the vigor and warmth they mpart being felt in lew moments
after they applied and they be had separately with
saa street a Duane street 10 and % Barclay seetPnce So
by mail folded up the form Of letter with full directions
for use &c., at double letter Price three dollars for
letter package containing powders for The Tnctue
and another for the LOTION S. for double package $40 for
five powders of each. Their effect is warranted Orders by
mail be ranked postpaid and directed 10 De AUNEY
u GRAY, New York CITY au, Indy Nwy.cc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10
DOCTOR MORRISON,

DOClOh MOthlSON,
ay M5RoN !. cont
dsntiay all private diseases which he without
curry diet pursuits and recent artcu
larly Gonorrha he cures in three to six days. The most
ment, without pain In the forms Of Structure he
Ia NERVOUS stlfi AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
destructive habit YOUTH inducing emissions and
ultimate impoecy radically cured Dr. M PATHOLOGY
cal principles BY restoring the healthy tone and
reinstatng its original vgor perfect guaranteed
MID. M holds communion with medical rretender.
who claim % be surgeons he is perhaps the only qualified
adyertsng SURGEON in the CITY, Bee his Diploma, at his ocs
2O4H Fulton street Letters post paid and containing se
will insure medicine and advice Of the Union Of
flee 2oih Fulton near GTsenwich N. Y. Open from A. M.
to 10 Z. M. daily. jy3O Intro
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDKEN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE discovery in medical science that Of M NJ
Desomeanx Of Paris He has entirely exploded the gene.
barrenness (exceN indeed Of malfomaton which
extremely The nvarable and universal OF his
Elixir Cordial IN every instance Of producing that state Of
who for pned in chldess lonenss has fully
the fact that what is usually termed barcnness durable by
the Of the Provocative Elixir Cordial 1t naate il
various train Of complaints arising from Illness
on The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial well
bshed sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and pack.
in which Is held II is pleasant and agreeable TO the TASTE
The UNDERSIGNED u the only authorised agent III this country
Price 81 bottle.
For tho Of those residing Of the City the
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put packages
for transmission by mail with full direction Tor preparing.
Price Of package S. making three bottles;
All letters utt + p!MsiEgiGa ssa c Sea York city,
i've Inns rrc Office l29 Liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

q8SR o# Hss0HaSEeS q 5 StHf BA Hats
Five Pounds Of Fine Tea for Three Dollars!
Tea ns quality at reduced price. Com.
NEW w Sfks
iylm.se % aS1lae isai FAY sS5Ns Manager
ooo BALES F1T%I6SEFTwSEs s.mpr.n.
wos ,em full s'i Ss Of Seine Herring and Gin Ne
Txps AZ . se.A sl.,
End Ss ss worthy the Of Re ss EsT a
ILLUSTRATED EDiTlEH WITH COflOUs ADDls
LOVE-. C6UKTSHiP AND MARkiAGE.
@ a9d 2 d: EsA Sn Ess r. %.s;a .sa
2 single and youas married E
sp the danger ,s solitary practice, and how habit
with remedies for srad eating from the mind he seeds
Me pswS
@ Ss % kSS s assedas s s sSoe
inemaages; dress with the forms and coors becoming
@ wdoc and most q interest
'''s sHdds e sr1 e Ho iefys
10 anew aS f 5 ses % of % IS
S In
% York; % ss9 'n''
s
.s1. NAV s ss IT,.
.Ss and ESQ rsns selling
1s;%s %SrsS - n"Ss"s", '''o '0
whole containing 700 pages They be BY mail The
distance. aul Imdy&wysec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10
d. NJ. PEYSER ~ 90.
No. 60 John street and 380 Broadway.

No. 90 John street and 380 Broadway.
HAVE received by arrivals and keep constantly
hand large and tasteful French and
German articles for Embroidery and Fancy Goods which they
offer for sale at wholesale and retail viz
Berlin Zephyr Wosed, German Worsted Canvas, Floss
Silk Chenille and variety Of other articles for Embroidery
Beads Purse omsnents Bracelets; Jet Combs and Bseless
Gil, and Silvscd Hair Pins Combs Fnges Braids, Cord
Tasses Ne klaees, Slices, SC.
splendid .ssonen Of all kind Of Tasses Chenille Cord
and Cherilia
Embroidered Suspenders and Suspender Trimming Silk
ltes.
Oiled Silk French manufacture, white, yellow and
IVA 3m II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

Solid contents. l49 grains
&drosnlphuric Acid Gas, or Sulphuettsd
Hydrogen. ............, ..... % 5 cubic in.
Saratoga Schenectady Utica c are accessible either from
coaches daily await the arrival Of the morning from Sche
nectady and utca visitors to the Springs distance
Of about eight miles, arriving time for dinner by the
Cherry Valley Turnpike by daily stages being ABOUT
miles west OF Albany good road Persons leaving New
York in the evening boats for Albany arrive tie Sharon
nv 2aw 4msec = ' " CLARK 4 GARDNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10


Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, BY
A. b. x D. SANDS Druggists,
- 70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, II East Broadway
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
states Prlce 81 per bottle SIX bots'es Tor S.
public are respectfully requested % mcmber that i
remarkable OF the difficult class Of diseases which
te human frame is subject therefore ask for Sands Saapa.
rilla, and take no other. jyT eodlm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

THE sUBsC RIBER hsyias Just re-. vel h,m Paris
4 chase and beautiful collection oil hy finished Fresco
decorations for interior ectfuy invites the
.tntion Of the gentry % this extensive assortment Tie
quality and execution Of thse designs tail
them to connoseurs ~ matters Of comparison With
other methods OF embellishments they will be found many
GEORGE 'flsATT,
WI ImNrc l2 Sp.uce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10
PAUL DE KOCK's WORKS.

OQPLETE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
44VTIEyl nus;rard edition Of all tbs aclnowlsdgaA
"A Won Of Ghads Paul ds Rock, with the snhors pola
New Ysst-p!cs one dcIlaI o. Koef. Novels say. The
!as and most Popular series q stons that have appeared
"a any language 80 the excitement about them
France nd England, hit Blrckwoods Magazine 80 The
IoR. ~ uotn eo s rspiaI ~ nave 2soe ~ tne'r other
fully printed snerne Iape and contains hundred
large OF closely prlutc n,ate The work Is nlaabe
aud may De cent by post toashon The Unted States
"a alas trifiing All orless Tor COPY OF the
wor mnss sc.t ~ eae % ( irani a OF post raid and d.
Six copies will be .ear for five dollars s.=aU
Tue Trade sap lied on the uslai scrns jy3 imdxWsec
II l. 4 Els = Ill illustrated WORK
& EVER PUBLISHED.
PART TWO JUST OUT
Price Twenty Cents.
pAYNE'S uNIvtRbJM; Or Pictorial World-Edited BY
Charles Edward F.q being Collection Of EnSrsvilgs
oil Views IA all toales PORT ts Of Great Men, and Srec-
mems q Works OF An Of all and Of every character win
be tublisisd "a Monthly Parts each containing four highly
nnhsd steal ngrayings, from plates printed on DENY
quaro paper AID viii e accompanied With eight to twelve
pages OF letter cypress.
Ias Subscriber OF the Pictorial World flor yearl will
% presented with Three PREMIUMS, Zee prossctqs
CHARLES MULLER,
AM IAw9wNm No. ia Nassau slnt NJ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10
.JOMES's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OR lNtTIATCRY COUNTING ROOM
IA HrO0AyynV. or oSv a~t


OR INtTIATORY COUNTING ROOM
x4a broadway, Corner OF Murray street.
'HE object Of this Institution is ipart thorough
ton = BoS keeping Penmanship and Commercial Arith
metz and qualify Gentlemen for practical duties Of the desk
Private instruction is given II required
IL Members Of the Mercantile Library Association
the Committee.
References may be had the Academy Bookkeepsrs
Merchants and Clerks whe have been students during the last
nine years.
For sale Jsne PRINCIPLES and Practice Of Bookkee"rg
sutuons IN this country IL is also epubshed in England
and extensively introduced here au3 WEN
HARPe-DOUb Bile AND SINGLE AOIlUN.
At 3S5 BROADWAY a
BROWNE bess TO call the alton Of admirers Of this
" delightful instrument the large elegant
OF Has he has for sale GAS Broadway The brancy Of
tone ghness Of touch and elegant finish Of these Hans
modern improvements Of London and Paris, and European
HarpS repaired. j II. BROWNE x co.
- MAKERS from Fnrd, London,l
1856 Broadway, and 731s Chambers street, n T..
Established 1910.
Just received few copies of Bochs last Book
for the Harm. Also, fine lot Of strings jyi lmdSitw~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

EAUA-E COFFEE MUSE AMI bAIHo,
52S Peart street, near Centre street.
WARN, COLD D.. AMP N, SHOWER BATHS equal with
clean single Beds l2a Meals l25 Board and Lodgings,
y per week Newspapers from London Liverpool and all
the principal cities Of the United States taken in.
~ linz m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

MRS. GREENS AUEACi FOR DOMEolICo,
NO. 3s6 Broadway, East Side,
BETWEEN Wars AND WALLER STREETS, NEW YoKK.
ESTABLISHED under the most respectable patronage for
Il the purpose OF supplying families with faithful Domestic
Servants
Hours Of business from o'clock, A. NJ ill O'clock p. NJ
aui Inn m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

ERFSH GOODS Ub0its1ic or Rs.it''
II an paces Anerlcar Prints.
4s rr1ces rla.n and fs'd Aipacas.
10 10 Mousiln De Lame chap
Eln do Ra1arae Gawss.
do Wdae sri PINK Tar''on9; ..,.oo
Ia pa 81 K and white BOND sin " ~ -
t., 49,. S.gqdIa ani Talhan l1t ladies'
dress, nov m IN store and f1r -a.e ~ 40
ma,U JOHNSTON. BERKYllllL% 200.
DLAcK French Cloth Bfk English Cloth,
sAlso9Bl"~. brown. green and drab cloths.
Kentucky Jeans
Satunetts. all eolors and prees3
Meria1 cass.rneres.
Black and fancy cass'mefes'
Rob Roy d.
Summer cloths &c - he rad q ,.o.s.
JOHNSTON. BERRfiilLLH -
A. cheap as a. any other store ~ me "e''.
FINER II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

l. \ l l. y 4. l. \ u l. l. I. =
Ep--
s D;
TT YVrNB1 4RPJTtI ar
J \I,Xtr ,N-n ,,rIr.n rAnhr
NJ IRA vcf..r SIM. MAIN srprrr
y THE cry Oh WHEELING
ITNANpru IIrNNAN nv, oron nr
a - 4..'.''' - ~. - -
M
Ih'"'HHR' NE Iatges nNa must sf"eia#i ess'fi-
meni of American ffench, liaHih and English Dry
Goods ever opposed fsr sale.
The -8bHr waafs 40 ~ - p,vr h=rla ean
before r5feAaa.o, alaa,.L eIe as hr has tle ahI-
lfv7pH Is f,l~rr5 md D., s. from - - IN Ter
sbc,rsr Ian sn. ofa,r .f4r. IA the y -stctn
country
CLOTHS
Ave 5s.o,,,oapf. Of rio be.t-ls'.,y
~ - tV, :, t.l4, pi-.-
-, - ~ IT,, trL IN ,,,
NOD H. III s 49,, .ss.,,,-o., a. ,',.,
- 'n =. = =. 3 = - ,,,..
laebioaottc 49, p,otaio,os o,,tern or fno
blue ~ es.s,,,e,e ,ri,nr,eB fsr e. 81 Al-o
large s4s5.ir,c,,f s,tt.,e,,. al lana ~ almost
any utiso. No,y..sf s,,'a ,e4 fnpa,. laalfg We.
f.r-s EYER of,r,5 - thts uf.es-prlce extremely
oleap. DoNFSTicS.
rs - fae h44rhai ngsln far E - = nrr 81.
~ 100 infhe. sro I'D mus for r. 10 -, nor yd
iil- assortment IF cal Goes al chuiz comprse
over "a aaay3s. aironest which he has = p.,oN
article fore / cenfs rer sd. Also the finest
sfgie "A leo ever offered m the western country
FOR 10 - rfs per yard AtsaaYery large nssort-
neut 1fetirp4 and Check. cheap. A-o Tho
finest quality FURNITURE calico or ln cfs fef yard.
$50 pieces miner ssaruf, = qualities and prices
/ ye-, lsrrc stn.L rIssn Naakf,rs-ftgi 1uai
~. y + = eenls ,.yg3r3
TUE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or FRENCH
GOonS rvrRoflFprDl ~ THIS MARKET
H.. 80 t..,.t..,s ,la,,
y .A'Af 4 -"'' EN- OF -. - ~
aE H. s'tpeh ana harrr'. ven NV - ~ ~
- Uf'ss'.' eNee1t, 911.iF - g
~ - ~ r1 - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

BAlTlAinpE N
h STRING Goons

10 :, srIRlSG GOODS
], e~ =. !. 9ii R,r.t.l' and Pacpn,r Nuns..o.
l0a59' J., r' n, NaaS.en,
Ia ,' "a a ' Tea sfsnn Mu.lin.
= l4r ~ 1' =, 2,'l9 Blae Baeh s.,,o, >.
~ A,r', S'oN' BERRYnnLL 4 co
"a, ''''a AMI lot.,Is s''d as'orlmeat m,,
Wy 4 'SFM l,s n..ns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09
i" .S s'lLL q MERCER.

ROarF27,ss ' .9T'. lla:, LINZ
g. g. 5oe Ti.,s sI'lsaa Y Walker /.
S',' Horn aa5 PAPER s,eFi Ba and Glo. ".
No go D.. a'l{, A. - - u" =
w. opposite Sharp 81
!, aa...l.., -. BALTIMORE. MD.
...'aa8 ,sg,g,l..4 Especially INFORM
'aeY are -. Z community gene
|, la LYe-,,,i s.A.ns by the different
,a.',tllogs ia general assortment ol
ln5, Rgt,losa,.~ 3,eh added 10 then
, ,,s' s'ls,ay IN ,o. Rrashes and Ware.
r3l 5.-.,aa5 l 70 winch ,b ,.1 assortn,en'
,a4 ,5,I,'{''asae. as Their ne. men :,
"1SsELL & MERCER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09
LOOK HERE
FOR BARGAINS
Cheap Cash store.

wv bA FhAH
-
enPHn 'nGRh AfnHn
'0A -
;. Is H. II. i ARsH.
NoIH. Mars Stfsef WhasHar - awe F..
- l7rar Ha hrrasa' stalzHI s..Hs
Goods. s#ns.e'#H F. .r-. - tsI.ntes=#
bHtk. t.Hr Blk. .ns's.tIe green. H8##.s sI5s
ra1cY and plaza esss.HaHss. e ,ra4aa
tasstnefH. ktaiHHsF jeans G.r..ae ..
reae sans- ffsa.h taaaa4ue. 6aa as
co 7Hea Florence.
Black Nase F|safef .-ia NHtf.
Nhfs al hIHes #faa.. Eaze. IH#z
Fancy fanrec d6Efs. -aeHr ~. I',8 sHs d1.
Egyptian M.it4 B.#re NuAa.r Gloves. Con. S
and fasseIs.
Cent Efntu.F o. aH8 sHIt CraHaz4 FIHIHar ehaule
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

"rpurON's FLOUR have on hand =
ES -, of Fi,nr Of this superior b!and, l4ade
60, one rron Of best wheat, ~ wneIIsT.y OF
retail |'
s,op RENT WI rent The roo'1 A. ON ~ z
~ - ~ s,vaN calculated f1r -eia.. np-
s.aess If any description.
fb II
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-29
f9E-The MAss CONVENTION at Nr1z H Auru nnxt

week, Sept 4th) promises to be great gathering, The New Haven Wings have invited their brethren from all parts of the State to be present, and will he ready to receive and welcome them with open hands, and hearts, and houses. The Herald states that Tn all probability it will be the most glorious gathering Connecticut has ever witnessed de- legation of five hundred from New London ia ex- pected with banners and emblems," and with music' if they find it convenient" Large de- legations are also expected from Hartford, Norwalk Bridgeport, and other towns out of the county Amons the speakers to be present on the occasion are the Hon. Joseph L. White, late of Indiana Hon John Kennedy, ofMaryland; Joseph Hoxie, Esq. of New York and Wm. w. Ellsworth. ]. w Huntington, Clark Bisssll, Truman Smith, Thomas B. Osborne, Charles Chapman, Isaac w. Stuart, from our own State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-29

OG- We are highly gratifed to learn that Mir. George Andrews, of New York, is designing to spend the autumn months in this county, and has expressed willingness to take charge of four schools in Sacred Music during the time of his res- idence among us. MT. Andrews is well known as one of the most successful teachers and sful lead- CTS of church music in this country. He was for some time associate editor, with MT. Hastings, of the Musical Magazine, published in New York, and also leader of the N. Y. Academy of Sacred Music
 For the last few years, he has been the teacher ana leader of the Broadway Tabernacle-a choir which issupassed in the power and excellence of its per- formance by none in that city-and it would be difficult to offer higher proof of his superior quali- cations, as sacred musician than to say, that the soul stirring music, to which the thousands listen, who resort for worship to that spacious edice from Sabbath to Sabbath, is under the presiding skill and genius of Mir. A. We trust that our churches will at once avail themselves of this favorable op- portunity, to elevate the Standard of sacred music among them. Letters addressed to Mir. A. at Win chester, to the care of Samuel Hurlbut, Esq, will be duly received si' s si{s