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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

CALM VIEWS OF A UYDRE SrATf.-Ne know
venerable clergyman wpo settled about the
beginning Of the present century in one OF the towns
OF Northern Vermont. He used to tell the follow
ing story as an example OF some udicrous passages
in the history of his intercourse with his flock He
always considered il TO be his duty 10 visit all sick
persons whether saints sinners within the limits
of the town, of whose inhabitants he was the sole
spiritual guide On one occasion ne went ic see an
ignorant old woman who had not been long IN the
place and who had rarely if ever attended public
worship This latter circumstance. however, was
not viewed by the good minister as a reason for
Withholding his spiritual counsel now that sickness
had visited her On the contrary he lost no time IN
searching her out, which was a matter OF some
little difficulty as she dweli in a secluded spot far
away from neighbors and friends He was al
length introduced TO the old woman's poverty
stricken apartment when, after a few temporal pre-
ininaries as 10 the weather &c. Sc. from which he
sought in vain for he was somewhat awkward 10
turn naturally and mpcrcepubly TO spiritual con
Germs he found himself under the necessity of begin
ming bluntly as follows
Mrs --, may ask what are your views OF a
future state P
The old woman did not quite comprehend the
question and being little deaf wilha. asked the
good Minister 10 repeat ii.
Raising his voice somewhat the good minister
inquired again with great solcmnty of manner.
What, madam are your views of future state 2
The old woman felt perfectly sure that she under
stood him this time, and, with drawing cnuncia
ton and nasal twang which none but skul
Yankee could initiate, she replied
We'll meow, dew declare | was born in
Rhode Island; from there Went 10 the Bay State :
afterwards dad took me to Connecticut and then
after living good spell in New Hampshire. | came
TO Yarmouth! | don't know but | like one State
les, about as well az dew tother.
The Parson had keen perception OF the ludi
crous and was quite as fond OF good joke as any
of his parishioncrs. Finding the soil of the old wo
mans heart too full of the stones of ignorance and
superstition TO be susceptible of much spiritual cu
tiyaiion. he soon withdrew TO give relief 10 the
feelings of mrihfulness which he had found it diff
cult TO restrain even in her presence.
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ANE OF Iillii's

- % he o. size shic purchased iAe second ~ june
lstof A. : Marvin. " .irf-sfet, agent Tor ie manu-
fc4fer. exposed 20 ir nu-i l--ri-r hra during nr
late dreadful c0lfdEruii0r. -
Tire store icn occupied ~ 80 Broad-s'reet. vas en-
III consumed. tf. safe f rom fh- second story about
f.,n , INTO The cr lr al renamed there fourteen hOur-
and len found sn told. aal from IL aYqearanc' afr-
wards should Judge thai sd u'tl Aearl 9 t.l neat
been touched hy ffr-
deem tl. oriet sufficient o connrn fully ir =" luiaon
that Rr. safe . already Obtained TOR preserving IT, con-
.nt- against all hazards 81 gnedl NM. BLOODGOOD.
New orb, July Il, -
The undersigned purchased Of \ : Marvin i'. " aief
800. one of Rrt- Improved Patent >asnander Safe 81
he % .ile which was orr store TO- 81 ENchlnse Place
Thai store Wa I'll rely consumed 10 ne great col-a2rauon
on the morning u fle ifl MT
The ..fs Wa taken from he rins tiywO hours nHer
s e ,nng b fe BOOKS ari Psp-fs were found earrely
-, III b.. f.l.s MA. rardhft hy lr extreme N-a-
t>i-u-il RICHARDS a cAON kHlIE-
~
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IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, taught CONF sete
q Cberry strs, by Capt, ". 7. Hand. prsecsi Sa.s
gator and Teacher for ~ years Surveying and
Of a. Kinds. with the mathematics generally UH -"
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u Gov WRIGHT SAYS the Atlas l. gong u
his recent residence 81 Lawrence Count! 10 'fe"'
few weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

"a At East Kingston. y. H., on SATURDAY, Z
Mrs Ieavy was killed by stone thrown through w;
dow mo 6er own bouse. The assault was committed
IL sad in con.eoprnce OF the bad character Of th'
house bad reason for such deed
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~ The Mercantile M1mai Insurance {

" The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company. 80
- Wal street inform le pubic That ey prepared o.
meet A. claims promptly and their asset, far unim
nsred iv iie recent IRE hat Trey enabled 20 tlke Ma
rre and r. R-i- a. heretofore The reasonable
r.rln- l. GREGORY President
JOSEPH HONlE Wee Pre-'f
EtIwo0D WtfrER. >rcy. iyll Im lly 2i-.
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70 j. ID. " hgeier. Attorney hnd tunn-' Tor M
Ls, anil Comm s-.0ner of Dreis. Sc. wil attend in 'r
l,e4ln--RoDm az Tsmmany Hall O., all L,Irs of fe Day
and Dte..n. Ivl1 0-It
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TniiePe. Y'F0' = BARrIyE co Prophelof..


=, aInTHTK- AND Nj k-t> I'll }o- "v-i1 e.t
h. Y--ra'f Celebrated soothing syrup your nike
~, would avoid very All c,ug gni distressing SYMPTOMS.
I'D often fatal convul-ious The gums sven, Ne eENn
xri in fragment is ofcryng, Wrechng-, starting IN NE
..p and .pasn- OF peculiar paris. snrrs- WIN vorncr
-. ~ M GERS in if- mouth. &C. sod By j. D. FAY. sole
Agent, Egousl lamp sIore sun Building New. iors
prce = cents iyi2 eneod
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DIKSED DI-TRItT.-iiyd fsHic Linz . ... -
800, 4 forli IL fhirfv day., o. Inpna-i9n Line m yeH
lf m - ID. vered for rn g- PER '.-N T-- AiN INC edrH
e......r. :. It.s or - per cent more line.
-,i,r, r ~ our 0s, stsir and can ~ delivered
f..l ON, d.. si'n- and vessels ~ wanted.
HART a SMITH, Agents. - Maiten-lare
..-.sfs Lime ard ~ Ne-f-s.
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MOTTO Erhr cOpsrn.r-nlp heretofore esi-lh- ~ 81
.- rafn. ana frm " Clinton Jennings j. h. -af ~
..-ed hv mutual consent BENJAMIN Clinton =" se1 a.
tn. ue.- of ine concern who }. sOne auinoi rr' - - ~
rtra of lie rrn and TIA, for Inc single furpD.e ~ .f4''4
~ STEPHEN .. JENNiSO-
=. -, Ill. 90 ,s., iy-3 -
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THOMPSON, TKUssE-, ,ola by
ABDOMINAL sGpPoRTER:

NEWLY INhFSIkD ABDOaiSAL SUPPORTER
"A arraned ls most perfect ariel" u the Kind
y.nt.t n In. h.~n 10 time, md approves. III
bv All uedca men who have examined u, ala pronounced
by hem The srcle Of the Mud ever offered he pub
~ The rcie are feq1.sisd call and 81 IA. m.
.lye. The put hem down Ia Tie low pnos
II To - To be- had only Of Madame Oscar, Il A.rrsy
street New York THIS nucls can BE- sent Ia sny pan 4
the United by mail Person. al distance have
thern sent by addressing above post paid yi m-od'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

F.utt.ID Hoop. Band. Round. square, Oval, Hal
10 O.a. laf Round Sheet. SHOVEL and Hor-e ,no- aud
s.H iron. and Shove Steel. ". HOFFMAN, co.
WAL corner Front street. y M sol a. u o'clock on Friday,
l5a mt ass0fle nj o. American Iron above
2 Jared ny he NevJersey Iron o. and saved from their
-,.e4 20 So ~ Broad - FOR account Of whom my
cer1 Iy-o -
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SHOWER AND vAPOR BATHS.

DATES PATENT Sliding Top Cnemher shower ane
- Nspor Baths This h IN article not only well adapted
o al the clearly purposes Of the body but combine. neat
aud elegance, % be ornament 10 any chamber
The prices range from -2 upwards and occupy bl small
space a AMI be- used without -pilng drop o
y ater Certificates of heir utility from Doctors Warren
Wiuslow Lewis, Rev John Perp0n' and many other pro
f-sOna Of BOton Can be- al 81 bcesnan street
- here the arlce ls for sale by
lrln l1nrnd WHETHER 4 RLAGGE. Agrn.
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Boarding ann 6ctcls.

lDOARD.-A few genieei Bosrders can be- handsomely
ID accommodated Al No. 10 BsrcaysL doors from n
Asior House. N-5iw
DUAkD.-A gentleman and his vile. Two thre~
- sng gentlemen, can De accommodated YIN Board
snd Pheasant apartments AZ Nc. 20 MonrucsL lsS 81
1eOAkpi NJ. -,,-n,lcuen ami tn.ir wives. sng.e
- cnlcucn. Obtain board. IN pleasant
No. Forsyihstrrst heierene,s eNehsiseSi lylo "a.
alOAkU. Pleasant Room s~iih ard, can b. obixned
ID al ID IsnasL tor Gentlemen and their Wives single
tfrut.rmen Va I'm
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rntemen. ". I'm
y, A ~ MINER .Por, Pavilion

81 Persons DESTROYS oi spending short nme ~ lir
country. may nnd at 4. g. HIGGINS formerly VIM
Il. JaGues) Pavilion, heyPorl. y. j.. ali the sccoumods
Ions ami comfort that the epcurc gentleman If pleasure
Fan desire.
The Pavilion situated about sixty yards from the shore
e." Ire Rsriisn Bay, an pleasant rise "f ground hne
Beach extending mls more fne sur free from
danger Dressing houses erected the beach, for
ne accommodation o the guest. The situation 10 healthy
nd delightful having the best wafer he refreshing breeze
he Bay, and the nne air o the country. No retreat In
ne vicinity OF the city Affords o>en.y. AMI divers.
i,i prospect
The Narrovs Sandy Hook Sc Staten Island, with lnr
r,sn ueds sud stately MANSIONS also Amboy and M,
oug celebrated Maiiuyan Point, are m ian view presenting
Tor youth AMI for the mnrr and he poet AMI al
hodsngh boz nature. ~ improved by the hand Ol
The steamboat iuca, Capt VEGAS with excellent
ommudauons and attention, leaves heyPon al O'Clock,
A. NJ anc N~'N York. from the foot oi Chambers street. 81
O'Clock, Z. VI, daily. Sundays eNceptcdl
Nj and Mrs lliggen- vii be- always ready 10 entertain
lr4es of pleasure, terms suited Ia tho times Mhny
companies ths excursions. VIII be- conveniently
provided for.
~ stage. In readiness convey passengers To any part
he County.
key-Por. July 18th, lsi, jyl9iw-
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ppIrrruc INK MANUrAcroRY.

THE SUB-CkiBkkb as recent Introduced steam pow
~ and improved ehnery into hss mandatory Which
furnish Bio with
uc.a PnDtr. and merchants Who may have orders fvf
Pnnier- Ina, All IND them promptly executed a. moderate
prices and may be- assured Vfb.ng supple with Ina of
qaay winch ior brlacy AMI durability of color
not -xcred 10 he country. The subscriber manufactures
Ink Of coOr- VIZ red blue, grecn sc Orters d.
gonery AMI GOuyernrr streets Fast River through mo
despatch pet, viii be- punciualy attended D. Tis paper
Las for several years pasi been puisd WIN NJ. from ms
mandatory iell Ba~sm Dk0 hAInrh.
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7ency' Ne-pecIluIly yuurs,
ARTHUR q. BRADfOk



Prepared by Dr. Jayne, ~ South Imrd-st Ph.adei pna
Sod also aisoa AZ wholesale and retail by \. D. SANDS
Druggists ~ FutonsL 27J Broadway, and y Eas Broad
way New YORK lylY Ina
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IL THIS LONo hNOMN AND FANOkITE EsrAB-
d. lshmenl, With the extensive grounds belonging 70 H.
ami ali li- sppucuHnces has been recently put into The
perfect order and repair, and will be- opened of tic
tceptOu of Vi tors the tih 81 June next
The inducements and advantages offered by the Ssns
,Juci elA Liiu summer fetrcsi widely known
render aminu'e description Necessary is spacious and
egant saloons and aparmcni-iir rich ard diversified
iuy of It's extensive pleasure grounds, IN the highest
of finish and culuvslonhe quiet retirement ~ no
ady rctrea-and N, comfort ana order which 4. intend.
shall pervae aud characterize the whole rslsbIs hm~n
combine present unrvA.d attractions to the public
morally
To families ami Ia those who nom delicate h, ah other
asons prefer quiet and repo-- oiers peculiar sdsan
ge- It's ucaJn i slN milrt from Saratoga Springs, with
hch has cation by railroad several tunes day
aiordng opportunity of mlng ing IN. gees and
of that Fashionable watering place. without be-
subjected To the annoyance AMI confusion Of It's crowds
Saratoga Mineral Waers Will be constantly furnished
fresh ealinu and sparkling the springs ih-msslv-a
mere also Mineral fountains In the immediate vicinity
the souci, of great value and efficacy. TIE
fuLPnUR SPRING BATHS at Saratoga Lake, four mes
slant, and carriages VIII from the Hotel nj all lmes for
accommodation Of Visitors no may wish the bsLs
to enjoy the delg btul scenery OF the lake
The SOuc' viii be- under the charge Of Mrs H. a.
RANE and r. W. HUXFoRD, late OF tbe Eagle Tavern,
bsny, AMI they trust that their personal efforts together
h many natural advantages and attractions viii f-nde>
al that could be- wished tor by those who seek b-at
,mfln ~ pleasure during tho coming les
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TYPE FOUNDRY

DRrCFys NETWORK TYPE FOUNDRY, No. IS
Is .b.r.. street between Centre and Chatham
The t.O@1ng are ue pno.s for approved note. al six
nout from which ers dsconnt VIII be made for essh.
pc. 49,. - cfs a H. MriOn......tt cts. Q h.
snail Pca....H " NOnparei...0b
Iony Priner.8 =" Agaie.......So
HYrSeoi. 80 " Pearl ......l0
WOOD Type Printing Ink, Paper Gases, Cslsys, Brass
RYle Conpos ng scss Chss. and other Printing rssn-
as furnished aih prOmputnde .ne q, NE loves, pfices-
GEO. BRUCE CO.
~ TIE Type .n.eh this paper printed Is from Tho
above Foundry Us I'm
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~, MN Bt kt.n SUMMER kETkEAT.-Ths
Q subscriber respectfully announces 10 the public that liz
sui continues 10 keep the above named BOARDING
E. ESTABLISHMENT tor the reception II those who may
the Hyanias. Of cool aud healthy sphre
d ie House = LARGE and CONMODiOtS. and pleasantly
uaicd Aca demy Hill within hve minutes walk 81 ne
smboai landing TIE prospect one of the richest the
Id-on. sHOrng unoh-irucird view Of Newburgh Bay,
d me OF West Point the Highlands, Mountains,
emery &c Families single persons can he sacomnods.
IN board BY the day or we.k Al a reasonsblr price
Newturgh MAY. is'b lmyH lmirlpl l. = DODGE
FAtItTtALINt. and Lodging House ~ the lover
X: part OF Ciy The proprietor having other business
slil dispose OF the Lease Furniture and Fixtures, 10
ny person wishing purchaser Establishment now doing
probable business, rent low. Apply al Z Liberty-st
tl
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A ccnI>r nnnh- Nd ,rATIONEKN

4 y
n The Subscribers nalliicilr- am te-n constantly p
hand ,.r.f BOOK. of every description Merchants ara
lr- ir want az tie can Dee lptd liil' iiirt
from f shelves ~ have Them utle tp any Allerl r. gli
3D.. very short notice. rr al- ~ ray = gums iu-s
F..i,,Ss.. L. FRANCf> LDUIAEL.
-rI Manuilcririn- >aioner-. p MAIDEN Lane.
I,IIID yx-r.-f of Ssni.s-For havormg Ice Cream.
cN.r.r4. T-f... >alre-, trocnlt'r, Or Coffee, sld
ICON. si1. ~ far~v Cookery Pastry Ac Tor sale by
DAVID SANDS, = Co. Drggisis and
AurfI....r.e-. - Fast brualN a.s eur N-fAei-i
Pre- > cents and n CENTS 'ef pole. W
t>K.IIn- I'D ~.~socs. raj oft-n fnl -rea, .en-l.
| f' No. th. ,g,sf from lc ,rrl p. lifl-e " Boo c-l-
~ enc r- t -0 to fte springs lfe Informed itaf y
cd, .i',.i- i, s~..f .a pint afr quart bottles from
DAVID SANDS T. Co Dn-- 4.--- AID ! '.i.rc-f.t-
wl o. Elsi Broad f il- -'f ni IAf-e. rel.
B-Goods sent io any far n n- cy Tree of on pense
4 t,,-tIp- - -.chr- les--n,- A fresh Jog of
| $50 a.,l. i-i received Of tlr SIZE AM per-
..-,., l,.',te Frr-+. ", to'--sir mod rrfsl hy
DAVID SANDS A. Co pm--. ami Apo.1ccsiIe-
VIZ = Ea.i BIpaiNay. ref Narkri =
IKOToN uO-E.-Iuose in wlli % Hoo .or street
49, ,,'Di',s 'Ss.'r- cal Al DAY :, = Maaen-l-ue,
ard examine the only good ar-cr o nose ever nanli" W
ed EH
cxRaTOt.A WATER constantly receiving ifesh
- frn ~ PAVILION AMI Iodine spfng- Tor sale m 0e %
.. sod delivered 10 AL part Of M cg. free of expense
By the agents, 'N'''H n =, = - ~ ~,
AZ - 'AuAh--N
STEFI PE>-.-An extensive assortment Of r-ns u
- .verr e.crrnn comprising over leo Kinds OF P-'ry-
q Nou. Wiudr Mo-ey. and " rstts manufacture Tor
sale by iys FRANCIS LOCTREL, u MAIDEN Lane
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NAVIGATION

SHERMAN. aTWATER 4 CO., Agents New
- jersey Iron Co. have ihir uce Al present A. No ~
Warr-st and prepared ~ receive orders for al
kinds u Iron. Ar yD
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Tup nAI,sAM OF MOscATELLO.

Instructions for taking the article aud great number
certificate. and testimonials may be- and Obtained tl
~ liz a-nll. n.ar.- NJ rOl III
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f.. kLETtI~. an eApefieDc-d Teacher. .a'e'i ar
-. l.e! l This cts. o nave el.rlsie1 O Dc care
r A. 81 I've Fs boys less. whom be- VII ieafh NE
Fng sh. FRENCH German and >aD.si lanEuages, hatens
o. G.,rs-ig aui Il story AMI % complete sr Eilca-
ton n colrr Boo. .eepilg, moral Philosophy and Poi-
ia Economy
Par,nf- Who approve oi a pnVaie education may apPg
~ flr-r particulars per letter 10 No loi Liberty -u"-
WI fw~
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IN JUST FI>I~nED-tl-galt snor Mo..,Aa
Ill Has At thr lox pnce Of - Fine Sutris Fur Al IS
-Tn-.e Hat. are -qusl To Hats commonly soid by
others Al - Also, Elegant Imitation Norssin ffsts -
10 ard sl25 OEO r H. BROWN, Practical Halter
4 ~ r.,.l $500 is17 ln,s
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"a We h'artly approve d Our correspondent ;
ch4nee Of vocation lEd Trib
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for number Of eisi. hon-s and
corn2~teu girls, please cal al "a "fsna -, near
be- Bo~~ry tyH n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DVElNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING

/ G LOHLEIN, French Dyer, on the other
side OF the bridge, South Wheeling second
1921 from + KelleS's Store, fclurns his crate
tuI 'hahks To ms friends and customers, for their
mat nc has added TO his establish ~. II import
ant and, IN France, newly discovered improve
fghIlity TO the colored stuhs, without irjur:ng
them ''''~
lie feels perfectly confdeptto give everg salts
iacu9n, and hopes therefore, Tor the continue
Of liberal patronage. oct94
StoUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY IOHIEIN, would respeci~
inIly INFORM sorekeepers III This city, aud cilzens
generally, hai he is now ready fer printing d.
nestle Blue Cnicoes. in connection with his
French Dying establishment. aud he trusts 10 give
HE same satisfaction ia this branch, thai he has
'c""'tcu III ms Old business. Jun 4
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
VI AT AND CAP STORE

n On Union M, e. near The South end q
Isl 1T Ih, Market lIlusc. -
DARE & HOCE. arc now manufacturing aud
VIII Keep constantly "n hand lnr9e assortment OF
HATS AID CAPS of Ihc iire,i styles. and rnanu.
iaci"rcd fuin the best materials Bob a! us beng
vrac''cal iiau,rs, We make Gid supeTmirnd the
inakirg ul NIL the la We sell. Our Caps nte pun.
'hased ir IN The most excessive Cap Manufacturers
~ ne Eastern Clues, nj The low esi prices.
All ihoso sn wartnf genuine article and latest
dme''c2H fashion ri Hats aud Cars, All, always
hnd them al our establishment, which we in'cnd iu
make known aud lalkad OF by ali men, from
good WORK ur.d lIw prizes.
scPi DARE & HOGE, Union 81.
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hORNBRODk a. DLi.oN.
pLUMBEPS

AVE removed their Establishments ,heir
- New BUCK Building, east side of lar
kET 81. few doors he low The Post Office
where they have supplied themselves with a
aew and large Engine and other fixture lcl
'aeIr business, IN superior style.
Ihey carry on the House and STEAM,
BOA PLUMBING in all lis branches.
lhey have constantly on hand Hydfanis OF
various description, haGers' Kettles, waller clos
cts, bath tub>, hot and cold shower baths re-.
forts Tor bleaching, chemical app ruu>. /. nd
cIhnN. paien, bath pumps, lead pipes OF al siz.
-, sheet lead o. any thickness and worked mn
In any manner OF ioIm.
water conducted through lcaden pines from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Also = Be- II PUMPS fiued IN 10 order.
LEATHER HOSE
superior pumps for country wells, Steam En-
gin"s &c. &c.
an order, thankfully received and punciu
ally attended Ia.
STEAM POWER.
FOR manufacturing purposes can he supplied
10 several descriptions OF mechanics. I'm the
- story Of their building, or ON the ground
honI al very moderate rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10 AS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
BOOTS! BOOTS! SHOES! SHOES
FIRST ARRIVAL OF The SEASON,
SAMITFI, M'CIAIIEN

Al The SigD of Me BIG REQ BOOT
S NOW RECEIVING direct frmn The manu-.
j incluers. $50 packages Boots and Shoes, com.
prsing one Of The largest and best selected assori.
menis OF Bonis aud Shoes ever offered IN this mar,
kci. and will he sid eiIher wholesale or retail =,
Prices that cannon ihI Il please all who may favor
me with call
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing 10 purchase
small assortment al y ,oIs aud Shoes will fn,
npon examination That l onn supply them npon as
invoroDle terms as they can he had in B,iimorc or
Philadelphia sep 10 SAM'L M'CLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

s9 CASKS NADER
90 Bags Pepper
90 do Plmentos
70 B6ls Alum
30 boxes Bunch Raisins
bales ; > Almonds
cases birthstone
cask Blue Vitriol
barrels lovcs
goa Mats Cnssia
20 boxes Chocolate
Cask Chalk
barrel CamphOr
10 barrels Camwcod
30 do clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
bauOls Ground Ginger
ccroOns Indigo
! cask Lamp Black
cases Liquo,Ice Ball
% kegs Mn s,ard
ID barrel Nutmess
80 b arrels Loaf Sugars.
All lust received and fo. snIeby
~ Vi CRANGLE a. BAITEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
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Ret Allcy.
BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER.
N CONNELLI n SONS, would respectfully
80 . inform their friends aud The public generally
'ha' they nfe now retciving large and well sclcc.
ted stock oi B""'s and Shoes al every description
md quality which they prepared To eel as low n.
'hoy eau be had in 'he city. Their stock consists
~ part IS followG
800 pairs Men'ssoui CAT Bnois
300 do do Kip DO
$50 do light Calf do
200 DO do Morocco Bots
800 do thick Kip Brognns
lOo do Cali du
300 do Seal and MuroccO Brueans
40 do Lasting Caters
300 do Seal aud Niurocco Nulliiiors
900 paiis Women's Aiorucco Lnce bots
100 do Cali d, oo
700 do Kin do do
300 pairs Ladics' KID Shippers
900 pairs Misses de- Spring Slippers
$50 do Seal and KID Bnskius
100 do KID Auhle-T les
100 do Half Caters
10 pairs L'lies colored Slippers
lOOO do Chillren's sho,ts different qualities
100 do Youths grained shoes
$50 do do Calf d,
700 ds Ladies' Gacr Boots
100 do de- Walking shoes and Busklns
2OO do do Pceged Morocco BuskIns
Together with great many different qualities
700 numerous Ia mention. AlsO n good nssorimen
oi best Baltimore Spanish. Red ond Country Sol,
Leather. few d. zcns beet Boot Morocco, hluga
dore KID aud French Morocco SKINS striped bind.
'ngs; Travelling Valises aud Carpet Bags. superio
quality. Giveusn call. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
FIRST IN FASHION AGAIN

W. T. inhr grcul pleasure on.o ncing Iu our
w incids and The public G. nllv that we
have already received the new Fall Fashirn Tor
HATS We are manufacturing a general assortment,
aoI VIII have some splcI did specimens finished
AMI made ready Tor sale this morning. Call aud
zee Item The style is entirely new, nud we have
y" hcsin i"n IN snymg they nre The handsome -
shap'd Hat a' has beon introduced i'r many wears
DARE & l!OGE
Oar hT1,her chip Of N 10 Mrnr street,
has the new style only on paper simply cut or
deson"iIon,~hIle we have bath the bucks and Hats
lie having uur blocks ancT they arrived.
Ihanshi ~ best io advertise fret. ID & H.
sep 20