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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

lhe sugar refinery NJ New Oflean. oo ned no
,Ies"' : Weld 4 ca. was partially c-n.um,J
~ nIe on INC 20 hn la Lrs oboui SIS 900. int, re
The rail rt'ad depot Of Macon N 49,.
By fire Oh Wednesday night, The 81 in,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

New THEORY The n Y Al
vows sage The Old theory that b,sbans
a ,I whc are one, is a humbup Accn. y
o,ng 70 'h' Common Law, he husband b..
comes 'ro and tho wife .shioe, '' "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

LkeY EpIroK Jane Va. W.,
cots the Star OF Freedom a Liberty
paper Ia Niles. Mic bisan. A con,cm,o.
rary quietly asks who does her knirioo
and sewing s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

Judge Wi. N 81 S,,ub.nv,i,-, b,. ,,,vu,d
we p"1'rat'on al The "iirra'd'' o, TIM, ci,, auJ
~i.l couduc, IL IN fn,nr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

APP ES FOR TIE CEIESTIAIs
we'line"n. oi Wes, Camhrids.. Mass. near B,.,o,.
a'hi 800 barrels Of winter pples irp,n IL orchard
W, me pnsi autumn. ofiLesr. 500 were packed for
Union lthinn) m,rSei--each apple being s,Iec,ed.
anu rolled tip IN paper. like Sicily oranges
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

SriN'I OF THE DOMESTIC MARKETS.
AZ New Orleans, on the 3Otb NJ, h.. -.
ncuve demand for Cotton. oDd ,sIrs .mon,,.a
''Vo males at a s'ighi advance The Sugar mortst
was hfm o, 5'6sc per III; md NIola.ses 25so6c ne,
s,'oh ONO Flour 81 4.05. and Illinois SI25-
Mess Pork sold II sl225nl25O; NJ O a, el2.
PRIME sio oo; Sterling Exchange dull al sas3 per
,I." ~, france 81 2S3 IS 321; New York, 60
cent discount ga Pse
N'eAnndrin. on S,nrday, sales of Canal Flour
VT, WI. "nre ga rs wagon price s4l2S-reeeip,s
"g'' rod To primo red Wheat 95oIOee I.,..
aS e. ., white Corn a, 39a40c. and ycIlow At 42a
'"e.o wes g@d run Of Shad and ue,,;n. Sry
y. r. $500 ''"e--.> s. Nneo
:" .nr evening they became scarcer a, I'VE =, t ~.
s03"f- Aerring' are selling at S35Os3 Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
Firm INC .M.~ Ys,.. riisu.,

BE- KIND
LII rs be kind for who la. no,
Been more or less imperfect herc-
Who fam would have his sins forgot,
Or bloiicd on, by Pity. icori
Forgiveness ia gentle word.
Op,n whose tone how many live.
hnd since We all have .inued or erred
why Ho' each olhsr'. faults iorsivei
u let our hearts bo kindly cast.
C".ii we cross The downward tide
Inc oarq"es. that feel common blast.
ANA haste To anchor side by side,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

nALIIMoRE MARKET. ArnrL 7, SPIN
-Thovisioms-rhere continues 10 DO an .e,iv.
as"snd Tor Bacon. nnd prime parcels sell read y
nc 'o'owing raics. VIZ: Sides al cents ShouIIe,.
81 cents. Hams At 80 cents. and assorted A.
. se"". i"'e;ior descriptions sell a shade lower.
80 o"' '''',e dong 10 barrel meats We quote
Sill biIiimore packed Mess Beef elOsil. No I
~ and rfime ~. Sales OF No 1 Western Lard in
keg' were made on Saturday at = cents. and ".
81 cents. ''A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

wheat selling in Zanssville at SO 10 65 ct. ~,
bushel Fiour SO so per barrel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11
SIX REASONS FOR PLANTING


AN ORCHARD. ny EDsoN HARKNEss.
Est. Would you leave an iuhc rita nee
20 YOU chidreni Pan, all orchard No
o;her investment of money and labor will
IN the long run. pay so well.
81. Would You make home pleasant
The abode Of social virtues? Plant an
richard. Nothing better promotes anon @
nrigbbor feeling Of kindness and good
w''' man u treat Of good fruit citen re :
pcated.
81. W"cld yon remove from children
me strongest temptation TO s,call Plan,
a" orchard. lf children canno, obtain
iru'' at home, they are very M, to steal
~ ana when they have learned 10 s,eal
'rui,. they are in fair way to learn to
steal horses.
4lh. Would you cultivate y cor.,o,,
feeling Of ,hankfulness towards IN. oive,
oil all goods Plant m orchard Hv
having constantly before YOU one Of Tho
greatest blessings given 10 man, you mus,
be hardened indeed, If you ate no, influ.
enced by spirit OF humility aud thank :
lulness.
5ib. Would you have your children
rove 'he'r home-respSct their parents
WINE living and venernie their memory
when dead--in ell their wanderings look
oack on the home Of their youth AS 81 .
cred spot--an oasis in The grea, wiloer>
ness OF the world? then plan an orchard
ON. IN short, t you wish To avail your.
sell OF the blessings Of Providence which
are w''hn your reach, you mus, D an, an
orchard And when You DO it, see lba,
you plant good iruit. Don't plant. crab
"ppie Trees, nor wild plums. nor Indian
peaches, (nor choke pears y The best are
the cheapest. "'
PlaM tree or q vine, and N fey
years the fruits thereof will cause thee 10
o'ess the day when thou dds, it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

the JESUl U.s." Al a moment, :,
says the Courier Fraacais, when ,be
society OF Jesuits attracts so much a,t,n.
'ion, the following sketch may ne, h.,
undressing: The Jesuls have ha sine.
inc foundation OF the order 10 The present,
PERIOD % generals. of whom III w.r.
Italians. Spaniarjs. 3 German, 2 Poles.
. Belglans, and Dutch VIZ: 4. saio,
gnatius Loyo'a, a Spaniasd, elected 10
the year 1871 2. Jacobus Ja,ncz
Spaniard, 1868; 3. Saint Franc;.eo A..
,'org's' Duke of Gambia. Spaniard, 1868:
.: EIerard Mercurien, Belgian, 1913; S,
C'aud!us Aquiviva, Italian. 1851; @. IN.
cl"s vnelIeschi, Italian, 1915; 7. Vincen,
Carnfia' Italian, 1916; 8. Francis P,cco
lominl: Italian, 1919; 9. Al.xander
Goih'ir'dl, Italian. 1862; 10, Go.win
Nickel, German, 1862; IL, John Pan,
Olivia. ilalisn, 1861; IL. Charles do
N0velie, Belgian, lose; -. Thvrres
Gonzales, Spaniard. 1907; IA. MI, b,eI
nngc'o TamburnI, Italian, l7C6. X
Francis Reiz. German, 1890: rs. Iono.
tus Visconli, Italian l75I. ~ A..
ocn'ur'no; Italian, 1855, Is. Laurpn,ius
-i'"", ifoS. Tho order was
suppressed in 1918, under the General
Nicc', but continued 10 be ,oIcra. ed in
nussic' where 1t vas governed by three
Poles by birth Germ
w"z, elected in aass; Ljakiy.n lie .,s..
ted In i199. During the latter year POPE
rus VII. re-esiablished the society Which
appointed lis 10 h general, Francis X,vier
Caren, Pole. 1899; 90. Gabriel Gruber.
herman. 1902; FL. Thadeus Broszaz 10 y.
~. Pole, lSl4; %. l., Fo,ti, Itaiia-.
i0Zo; %. koothnn. q Duichmau, 1879
AZ the period Of their suppression. in
i"o. the Je'uiis possessed IL professed
houses, 669 colleges. 81 noviciarcs, IFS
seninarles. 1886 residences. and 273 mss
SONS. They are now composed Of o.
Oily members, Of whom lI,il3 are
priests"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

"A GOOD ASSORTMENT Of Bnnne, and a.,
"a ""oon'' Crava'. and Neck Ties. jos, reed
N'ss, Velvet and ID uble Neck Ribbons.
y FAIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-11

& GOOD ASSORTMENT Of Thread Edgi,,.
: rev patterns; Lille. Bobbineii. yacoDei a,.,,,
'WhsInT received. Also. Inserings
"P'i A D FAIRCUIIp
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14
DRUGS AND M@D10INRga
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS. GLASSWARE, &C.
W. & c.. BELL,
Who'll EsALE AND ETAIL DRUGGISTS,

CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
EETSH to call your attention to their extensive and heavy sounent of Drugs, Nedi.
VW cines, Paints, Dye-Stufs, Glassware, Chemicals, Surgeons strume
Patent Medicines, Perfumeues, Wind Glass shop rnnur &C. &c. whcht they
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14
EVANSVILLE wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
bEATHE R STORE,
- nRcKER $ KRAMER.

BIZ DECAEEE = hEtANE Is
F-EEIE subscribers have the pleasure OF an
q n0uncing to the surrounding counry-to
Saddlers, Shoemakers. &c, that they have now
in successful operation, a TANNERY. adjoin-
ing Evansville under the superintendance oil
competent workmen, from which they are con.
stanlly receiving at their depot on Main street
between First and Second. all kinds oGLeaihor
such as Sole, Harness, Birdie Stirring, Coarse
Upper. Kip,-Cah Skins and Innings.
They also manufacture Glue and Curled
Hair, Shoemalker's Findings. Lasts, Pegs, Thread
and all 9th er articles used by the craft.
They have also in store and Tor sale an assert
ment OF Groceries Liquors, and Queensware.
iy l7,-tfy. DECKER q KRAMER
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14
PHILLIP DUESNER.
IuFo of Eor1oon.

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
AHEGS leave to announce to the citizens Of
Id Evansville that he has opened a Shop on
First street, between Main and Locust, where
he is prepared to do the MOST FASHIONABLE
WORK in the neatest manner and CHEAP for
CASH. He also makes ladies Bootees and Shoes
of every description. June l9-6m.*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14
NO WAR'g

NWHEN rumors Of war and other national
Wv calamities cloud your brow, OF. rough are
your ~visuges, come down to ]. w BIsHoP's, on
The corner opposite The Sherwood House.
there you. will find at your service a cool room,
and a sharp razor fer your countenances. plenty
of cold cologne and other appliances, TO COO!
your fever this bot weather. So that after a
short visit to his esta b%iishment you may go on
your way rejoicing, with a smooth lace and un-
clouded brow.
Ihope every lover of comfort will give ne o
call. lily I7-tfl J. w. BISHOP.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14

2 Cases Turkey Opium, (new crop)
2 Bales Honduras Sarsaparilla,
200 Mats Cassia,
2 Cases Aloes,
2 Bales Pink Root (Roots,)
5 do Bottle and Vial Corks, (Felvet1
200 Packages Walls. Bottles, &c.
Is Cashs English EPSON Salts,
3 Gases do Refined Borax,
3 Boxes CASTLE Sonp,
Q do English CalcIned Magnesiu,
/ do do Carb. do in lump,
Q Casks Sup. Carb. Soda.
100 Oh. Sup. and Acetate Morphine,
200 lbs Pulv. Jalapo,
100 do Ipecachuana. Brazil,
100 do do Carthagcnian,
200 do Rhubarb,
| Case Rad Rhubarb,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14

5000 Lbs Sulphur,
3 Bills Cream Tartar, pulv. tpure)
200 Lbs American Culomel.3
so do English Hyd. Sub.
500 do Refined Camphor,
100 do Gum Myrrh, Turkey.
100 do do do E India,
3 Bales Alexandra Sienna,
| do E India do
2 Cases Refined Elk Liquorice,
Bale Cloves,
3 Boxes Rochells Sals,
3 do Tart. Acid,
100 OF American Quinine,
100 do German do aH} ~
100 do French do
200 do Carpenters Precip. Elk. Cinchona
5 Cases Birthstone,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14
Il. DMENISTRATOR,S sale.

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that will expose to
Ia sale OF public acton on Saturday HE 23rd
day of August next, at the late residence OF
Alex'r. Nc Donald, deceased, all the personal
property of said deceased, consisting OF
horses, 5 mich cows, swine, 800 dozen wheat in
stack, 100 dozen oats, Is acres OF corn, 3 acres
Of Potatoes, forming utensils, household furni-
ture, &c, &c.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of six mOn tbs viii
be given on all sums exceeding three dollars,
the purchaser giving his note with approved Sc
.curity, waving all benefits of the appraismenl
law. Lily 2l-3t1 sAM'L ORR, Admr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14
The best and cheapest Standard
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VIM M. WOOLSEY. DRUGGIST, MAIN ST.
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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14
ADMINISTRATOR, NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
Ia me ntafy have been granted to the under,
signed. on the estate Of Alexander Mcdonald
late OF Wand erburgh county, Indiana, deceased
All.persons indebted to the said estate are re-
ques ted 10 make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same. are notified tc
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The said estate is supposed to be solvent.
SAMUEL ORR, Administrator.
July 3I-3t
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-08-14

I6 Camys SuphuncN Nitric sand umadc Acids; White - ~ 5#4 @
E ~ Lead, at Factory prices; MaddeBF rnuh and Dutch, in ~ W N#@
barrels md EGGS; lockwood, Fusuc and Camwood; Indigo. M AE4a#n
Varmshes; CoppHm ;VeneuanR Red; YenowO ne;P Putty.
4 - Paint Brushes; Smals; Bonz@; Frosings; Sps Turpen-
+ tine, SC &C.. H# W&#@1 N@8MN
GHThe above articles now in Store and warranted OF first quality; Physicians, Country
Merchants and others visiting our City for the purpose of ayhg lnt their supplies, would do
wei to gveu IS call beOre gong eseWhere All orGs by Mail IRON Old and approved Gus
will receive every attention. w c. BELL.
Janmmy9 {, 1845-I Corner of Mama and FRS Streets
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
DIED,

On Monday oath inst from the effects of the explosion OF
a Bomeshcn, EDWARD DUNALL in the Siih year OF his
age. .,,
The relatives friends ofthe deceased and those of his
brother -iaw Richard Moore respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral this (wedncsday afternoon at hsipas
; O'clock from his late residence l02 Chartonst without
further notice.
On the ai,h inst after lingering illness which she bore
with Christian orttude MARIA LANE, rect OF Matthew
Lane IN the 4Tth year of her age.
Relatives and friends requested TO attend her iuerai
without farther invitation. on this "wednesday afternoon
a, O'clock, from her late residence, 400 rearl ST.
oath Juliet c. Bacon -, OF Woodbury., CT; iheo1o'e
p. Walker, 55; Daniel Rooney. 5s.
AT Palmyra. y. Y. 22d. Hiram Payne. So
At Albany nd, John 0Ne, So, goth, Samuel SwSseS'
aged 67.
Az Clayc-ack, 22d. John Sharp, so.
Al Germantown. s;h, Christina NJ. Moore -
AT Plst,sbursh, Mary W. Russell. lS
AT Rochaale England, lsi inst. Richard Core formerly
amrrchant OF this city.
2sd Mrs. Isabella Reynolds 2ad, Arthur slcCclum, 81;
VIM Henry Low. Breo&yn 29 sls Clsrrissa, wife OF
CoudeTt -
All Whitehal 18th. Caroline Furgeson. 81.
AT Ann Arbor, Michigan, Sth. Theodore D. Wyman, o.
OF Greenfield Mase.
AT Philadelphia ed Mrs Jane rhyfc, IS, Of this city
AT Newark, " J. 2Ist, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
The Craven.

foU.
oso1 upon midnight deay while with 'Oil and care quite
wa, poaderiug on Mans proneness decei'aHea' and
Soon fsl into seeming state twi1t waksfuHes' and
wA.a my niai, ey. 4,w .cherins fellow eonu'efns
Yes. Soaaesf.i,ins GoURAuD's matches Aediee'ef
'' TristiuS sand into rope:
OF all ,h4 eae,se. that weak Human Nature presses
snr-iv NO dsrtee like ihs noted the PAGE oi yofe
There could BE- no conceAiss. while this craven thus was
h, h. fos no kindly feeling bat d,sraeed the form he
And it wrung my bosom's core.
The s.a,t OF tbs sarne c.aveu black any fsvea
Though I.cey hoIn and shavea was ts nan dh9 !''A W
a, cold he seened and eous scqr;ur-d bu,s Of Paa'-
~ bix n,-,Iec. MAS dali the boards floor,
Or ;he bricks above my coor
boo mar Of evil. q will rot call the. deviil
Get the back the darkness and the ngb snofe
BY gU a, thoa ken. that the spells which thou his'
Are se.u.ted all, and broken. Craven, vii. thou now
And nsyet counterfeit, my Seer PoHdre. any more
Quoth the craven Never more.
DEF FELIX GoURAup. of G. Walker street again deems
f. nec-sary To caution the public against purchasing any
i,aor5 Of his ne,ehle.s Italian aedicafed SogP iaG9m %
The ricacy OF the Haiian sdeaed Socp ia removing pm
pies eckieS, suHburn, &c from the SKIN places u I'M
easuably above al other for the puose
hair almost miraculous his HreeiGh faH Ige
warranted give The human ai, any shiGe o go & o
brown tn black ~ a single night And his eSed0e Itd
Roug np.rs the pale check and lip esisnden and per
lqa,.eai clrnine tint. ,;.c-
W,ikerstrrct FIST store FROM b oadway
NGrrTsTe he ,nut street. Philsdelphia Jordon, Milk
feId Green Co Worcester; Bull, Hartford; Ferre Mid
de;own; Myert. Newi!avea; Dyer. Providence; ousey
1eH. D Il Moore vnehbur; Va Anderson
Nashville, Tenn; Heni;Sh. Lancaster. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
ROMAN EYE BALSAN.

JCy- The liqnI or TME Bopr IS rnr ErN'-What That a
calamity pSt il he for hoe who have weak 20 1--we III
rTrrru, twilight They read peassn, books or
wti,e pleasant letters TO their friends or Enjoy the pleasant
sunshine of bright day Mature may be ever SO loai N
her holiday ses they are condemned 10 constant gloom.
Not neeesdiiy however, Sscaee has rrosased mary won
logue of the ycen,s who have been cured by ITS appsso
could .. fr, sitting. If the eysids sIe nansd
the eycbsS bloodsho, hat the cause may ha'e
becnu,t cali the of Niessrs Sands 70 IN
and they will furnish with jar OF the baSa io .
with printed directions for Persevere III The aie
p!ieat6n Cor short time. iou giu succeed -,
Prepared and sold by ~ i, SANDS X Co theus.s and
Drrggsts 2s Broadway Chambers ST. Sold Also ~ ~
Fulton 81. and n tast Broadway nll3 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
= Rohert Owen wlll deIirer sous

~ Robert Owen will deliver course Of three Lee.
tuTrs at Minerva Rooms late Concert hall Broadway On
anaJSy 6 his d,coveries resardns the necessity toF aud
The advantages all or entirv change IN rin
n,e and practice or reorganization Of Society. through
every Department of life Tickets for the course 80 cents
S;nrle Tickets p crrts: Ladies free Doors At Lee
uIs 10 commence az half past o'clock Ilskets 70 Be had
~ the Sun Tribune and Hs.ad Offices ~ Mr.. Rose IS Chat
..,H - ~ 3 ms ais
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
DE- STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN & BIRCH

RANKIN & BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. Il TIE storc lately occupied Sy
Williams. Rankin < Peaniman.
No. s3 yyIIuam-street, corner OF Cedar.
new ssant and very stuck of Staple and Fancy
Six Coos n I'll latest Of S2rn, Styls. CON-
pesin- The seslrb.e a-d fashionable articles OF Dress
Go,s Fancy Slks Ribbons which they invite the
aiclron al me customers the old kfnl, ard buyers
rally.
or buying the favorable terms they offer unusual
y ons inducements tho>s VINO buy the creates;
advantage. either ;of Cash or Approved Credit.
They particularly heg; The Trade oi M-rchants fIru Cccn
Try Towns and Villages. te.r stock. embracing ever, variety
=. fashionable good. v.l be fouad comprise styles adapted
t. every market
Anon. ther Dress Goods they would caIlstsnuou to
Rich Printed 5alzorles and Barese<.
Syrian Lawns aud \. psiils. Of new styles.
HaIfneurains Pans Balzonaes, Jacouets. Sc
Black P4accas, ''snIs-, Bal-nrres syiri Paris quality
VeTr rich asar-d BrOeaJe, and s4tia sssiled silks.
Rich c,,hu,sEzs sa,wl; of al qualities
@ a, B Bs sRi. haw. ,aa 9 sew s I'd -sii9 assss
Nasa De Lame aaI Thibv Shawls plain and .;ged
Rica Bfoc1tc figured and Ti,iu Cam-lsoa Silk shawls
ALSO,
Rich figured and Bonnet 6bOns in great variety of all
Millinery Goods ia al er,qshesT.rlaans Lawns, Bonnet
Siks. satins Artificial Flowers, Se
Gros lie Rhn-s of the different widths and Qualities
Sati-a1l and Vsrtas Italian Lu>tIincs 25 10 80 inch
Biz and. Blue BIZ Gros DE- SWISS Gsos Grain sc.
Blk and Blue Biz Dress satins.
Black EombazIgeS, fall assortment
Eid Gloves of every quality, Mems and Wcinens
Li,l- lrssd Of SUPERIOR sry-s, Ladies hildfvas Sc
SewiG- SILK Gloves and Miits, Of extra qualities
Ladies Crlvats OF entire urw fabrics and desisis
Italian CTavsts Aiai;eonS. Nerit,s. Maitr &c.
Linen C4nlbrcs Linen Cambric and Lawn Hdkfs, best
French PLAIN H-mmed aud REVERE borders
and Trimming Lse.
Their Stock m be found comprise full assortment OF
al Tie small items syrd aud they invite the Itte-
of BuyeIs with the ls; confidence tlat they can up
Vl,. eyer, want In their liu- IN SIN IS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
GENUINE BEAR,s OIL.

~ Piiny. the celebrated nsprasi speaking Of bears M
forms That their b. Cleopatra the most nn;
tive substance which could be applied her magnificent hair
scc2cv h, given the nodsrn compound oI this purpose
the bear. It's effects especially in the form Of OIL truly
wonderful The capillary ,treushred the bulbs
ncRshed; ard the young hair increases ia quan,ity
Even bald spots become fertile under its nee il the
case except advanced age In fact the GeQine Bsqrs
OIL PROFESSIONALLY the best PREPARATION FOX the Hair that
thu world has Yet
The se,ae OIL highly petfurnrd anS purified for the ,
pose of the toilet by A. B. SANDS co. Chrmsts aud
Druggists 73 boaiwNy Chambers Sold also at -
Fulton and Il East Broadway. Price 80 large bot,
ties, p cents small. ml5 imis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
SPOKEN &c

March le la; Is, Ion "a 40 ship Sestor I'm Norlean: 70.
Hamburg.
March |, lat iS 90 lon 20 90. siSrazed bark oSa o
Boston, I'm Charleston for Antwerp.
March %, Ia; - 30, Ion 52 ship steering ". sup
posed the s; Patrick, I'm Liverpool for NIcrS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

PgovIScErowN, March le-Schrs Index ard Splendid,
both OF and Harwch for Boston, ashore the
back the Cape night; saved. The Spepdids
badly strained and probably will not BE- got of. Th- Index
no; much injured and viii be got Of II the weather
proves favorable.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES RETAlLED AT
W WHOLESALE PRICES, by J. T. WILLlsToN,
Dealer in Watches No Cortland EroaiwAy,
stairs.
All WATCHES sold at this establishment Warrant
ed 10 be such as represented the money refunded
Second Hand Watches taken IN exchange or bought oF
cash. . ,,;-i :, H.
h-sf IN anner. at the lowest nrlc.s w. WIS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
MARRIED,

Al Boston, Mass. on Monday morning, cath inst by Rev
s. X Lcthrop DANIEL c. CLARK OF this city, TO Miss
HELEN MARIA, daughter OF John Ballard, ESQ oi bos
ton. ~
AT Hudson 10Th, Henry Race 10 Charlotte Dunn; lsth'
Jacob W. Miller 10 Catharine Millcf
Al Sewtown L. l. oath, I. Warren Of n. York, TO Miss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
AN1SEMENTS.

THE NETWORK SACRED MUSIC SoClEgY W I
L siye H4YDNS GRAND ORAIuh!J ot IHF.
CREATION or Thursday ereaI-g lin Apfil neh' a. 'ae
Tabernacle. -, IN .
B-Evr-y performing member male and female WIZ ns
rrG 10 a,snd lels: ehesrS,s rrrrlog> 10 ne perform
;heiG will he erased from tie Books Eh'fa
hetrssi hi, ereRiaS. By ordsr. - ,r-,-,-S So.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
RICH GOODS.

Jut landed aud received t.resy cases nous styles o.
rich DRESS GOODS the most spier4id and eTpsIiSir'
Fabrics and the richest coloIiugs ever exhibited
The attention OF those who bay for the most tash9ndo''
trade invited BOWEN x NeNAME.E,
ms i'm is William corner Of Beaver
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
1" Water Curc--D

10 Water Curc.-Dr. SHrw proposes to give 4 lee
Dangers of Water Cure cnntrasted with the Dangers OF
Common Drug Treatment. The special ef.csoi Mercury
Opinm Tartar Enec BloodeDs, SC. will be eoEsltsrsd
I o dsfrsy expenses admission let cts. mSoS'