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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11

n UCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR OF
IA LOVE. 1t so ereign and speedy cure for
lncipient Consumption, Bauenness, Obstruction, diff
hcu or painful Menstruation ncOntinence of Urine,
or involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
tration of the system, whether the result of inherent
causes or produced by iegularity, illness oraccdent,
Ii Is pleasant TO the taste, and positively in its
operations in lncorrhGa or Whites. Its unrivaed re-
puaton in both hemispheles, is the result of its al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair! Nothing can be more surpris-
ing than Its lnvigoratng effects the human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and lasstude before
taking it., at once become robust and full of energy
under its influence. 1t Immediately counteraets the
nervelessness or ooseness of the female fIame which
is the only cause of barenness; and which, prior TO
Dr. Mangin's discovery, was considered to be ncufa-
be Language indeed, cannot do justice to the me
tits of the LUCIN.a CORDIAL, which is regarded
by the heads Of the Faculty one of the most i'm
portant discoveries of the age.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, cor. of Baltimore and
High SITS; ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner of Han
over and Baltimore sis; and ]. NJ. LAROQUE, conner
of Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
Price So per bottle.
Q7- Purchasers, 10 avoid being imposed upon, will
please remember that the name LUClNA CORDIAL
is stamped on the glass of each bottle. sel2tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11

,~i,, '0 mus ara -o- u'',, cpfn n,ta,
m been g"S rnd !" tor I h oJ I'm S%SSG ,
siou At nm yan" of n"% W r",. @ "y,N ,'
Nt n"W w, io'% |a' o., s'"" t., I'ny Mn' ana a.
- ,, 't G, '2' a. G"eS
'' a%S H"ui 81 '"hI, to., "iu VI
GIhary I"%lno, Il, 9da9'c' 40 rem wheat aHlvng
~ psr' Wv i '. @ -, , %,I', "'I ''I Dow ~ ''
Nd Ryr G3,ii, and 1",s %t,3I' ''o' '"' NY W Us
|,, '''' '" , ,''', = i'.'I =; , o. ,
Sh'csf &C., I al' sai'' Oh Eastern IN boxes ats&9
".n " ' sI n, S ~, t"s, ,oe ~
Vrrn,,rou,i t ~ 10 NOV Nil TT quo - p'' u"
se'hS. We gnoie PRIME C!oyerseed at 50 25a 60
,u Ct" -, p - 49, ''ru,ny > 'o" M 3D.
na,S and ,''r 80 ,.,t ',',r ~ W i ",,,',G "
trc ',' ct r. , 80 % ' Uy,t"" t'I,
80 '1,I,;, ,' ~. ~ m,I :" 80, Navy
"" :, - ] = ..'' IN 'I' S'''N'
~ 's'Ia ~ Pt..na " ~, NY, a. ~, SIC
nii, WYNN W. ','H,,,, 81, ' i . 1,,o,
cI'', " I , ""'''' = J" o'"'"'" at l'"'~s
y" -" F",,,i ~ 49, =, - - .,..
49,, ' NJ, q, ,, '"'', IT." ""' .,.. g..
lng 'IJLpl5 o.. Wool 'l .,, ". ,., l rs
-n w.. -i'',N'! ct, i.. f :, -2 g
anu II'e s-'''-''' PI' t"I"' ''''' ''"' 7'''V"'''
PEI t1ni v,l,i.t,,.;. T. ,..,..,,.. ,.,,,,., ,..,
iIrS. r w. 20, 1 "a, ttT ',,I
,"FE,! ,I- ,I ,i m,'I . " IT, 90 Jus ,'
& ~ J's 1','5 r, ,,,,t !,"s "'''"1'" -
So, ,I nod ' ',,,''' ~. 80 IN .. I,,l
''t.,'', -, ',i,,. ''' '''''"7 " ''' '' r' '''''
"~,,t,t'"'- ~, t",,,'' .,.. - .., .
.,, In,r i al In =, OK G, ''',' u I,
~ ~ ' .,' '' w. ''' l,' H,''''"'
80, ia g., ",,l ",.,'T, "i, ,+
"-'.' " '' ~ - ~, i'' '"H''''' .""' -'I''el
49, AZ. w, .'' ',-. ......, ,.,.
t""i, ''' r.'-.- ,''. "y,N ""'a n",n ''s4,
$500, ,- ,.... u.s. '' -'' ava ''''' p" "''''
o. '.. 80. ''' ".I''..,,'' w. ,...., ,
'".'"I' IVY, ","i, 81. d., .,l.' " l't ,''''
- r., ',' '' '''S ~ '>'" '''-"'' "s '''1 s'
N'..' . vi ".'', ~ .'-..'',' ,........
=" w. ,, ~ - 81, ,', ''' P',', "
&c, aud BIO bags hal0aEraa' '.e, och on i'o.'I
mgg' ''''
"ol1N-cs' St's TO "a limited eAienl T.. pI.aic
hands ui New Orleans lu l.os III 2ba"'r; u Euis al -
Ha1t Wr guuA' The stock O. AL kinds III INST hands
IS ~HiAn' .,....,
"si-H"' ',to'N OF al N t!S hIll ana market aus
Ii pI.D~, u l. thought, WIZ advance M consequence
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11

q IoohEkf BOOK. A new system of Cook
- cry, founded Oh the principles Of Economy and
dop ~ .lie use OF private families, by Mrs. Run
uen-cohtanins more than 900 receipts suited to the
s, s,ate oil me art of Cookery. Only 25 cents.
poo,...,,. PARSONS & PRESTON,
seherS, stationers and Blank Book manufacture
pot. ~ 5000
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11

NEN PAPER HASGINGs. | am now re-
~ ceiving large assortment Of very handsome
fresh Fall PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, FIRE
BOARD PRINTS, sc. TO which the attention of the
public is sOllcted:-new patterns, good quality and
low prices, must ensure quick sales Call and see.
CURTAIN PAPER. Also, large lot Of wide Cur
tain Paper, sufficiently wide and heavy for Blinds
without the trouble of FASTING and doubling IT.
JOHN Z. HOLLAND,
No. 4S n. Gay street, near the
secs Odd Fellows Hall.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11

gold GUARD, FOB AND VEST CHAINS,
sE Finger Rings, Brcastpins, Bracelets, Silver
Spoons Butter Knives: silver plated Cake Baskets;
Castors CandIestcks; DXon's hest Britannia pieces
to the SGT: new patterns; gold and silver Spectaces al
low prices, by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
40 Water street. second door from Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11
BOOT FACTORY.

BOOT FACTORY.
scsEsss The subscriber having opened store
EsT@ No. PAL WEST rRA1'r STREET, n
few doors above Sharp, south side,
p would respectfully inform his friends
SSpst., an the public generally. that he is rre-
gSSXS pare / to manufacture BOOTS, scwet
Et1slSE or rrggcd, that cannot be eNCClicd in
ssY4k materials, Workmanship or ucatuess Of
SPff5sj. fl, which he will guarantee shall weaI
""'"'a;i3I,s equal 10 any that manufactured IN
this or any city in the union. Tie also
would return thaHks to his friends and customers for
their kind patronage and would ask Il continuance of
the same.
N. h. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
ap!5-y SAMUEL Buckley.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11

VII AnNARD ~ MOVES BLACK WRIT
Ra ING INK. This Ink has stood the test of 30
years experience, and during that time has hnr, oo
staAtly Increasing in public favor and patronage and
necale long Slnce and still continues TO he the lead
tns article OF the kind in the country. 1t flows with
nio Is permanently black, and will not mould
under any circumstances and is adapted 70 hoh s,ae
ui'I gun pens Dealers and consumers can be fur
Ined with as low as they generally pay for inferior
- TURNER, WHEELwRIGHT & NUDGE.
~ = south Charles street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11

JAMES COR'-AN y son.
importers and dealers in family mad fancy Hard
ware; table Cutlery. Tea Trays and Walters; plated
aud Britannia WARE solar Lard Lamps; Hlrandnirs;
Kitchen Utensils; Hollow Ware; Brushes; Mats;
Wooden Ware: Baskets and House Furnishing Goods
of every description Also Manufacturers of Block
Tin, iapanned and plain tin Ware, Bath Apparatus,
patent bake Ovens SC. se29
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11

NAMES NJ. HAIG. No. l2l BALTIMORE ST,
retail manufacturers of GlMPS, PRINCES. TAssEIs
Odd Fellows Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS. BAN
NERS, sc. and deaerin MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., which he offers for sale
on terms a' cannot fail TO give every satisfaction
His stock comprises, in part the following articles:
trimmings OF all kinds, for Ladies' dresses
Weddings, Lices Odd Fellows; md
Cords and Tasses Masonic payoTin
Br aius, En9ingS Purse Twist
Taors' Trimmings Garner Gmdipgs
S pu..onS t VI an xmas Military Trimmings
Sen, ,"pI p , T"i's' &C. of all kinds
Hair Work Inn I'D K i' s""' CUT
Stars, Laces SnsnenJers
~ 'tIThoLS Watch Guards, sc.
with pr0mptitude. zoe ~ !"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11
NpRIvAYN1A NyARr. rnrIlzl nn1 amr

EBRITANN2A WARE. English and Ameri-
a - can Coffee ana lea sets: Coffee and Tea Pot:
Sugars; Creams and Stops; coffee and tea CRNS;
Pitchers; communion Sets; Tmtard> and Mucs:
Tumhers. Cups and Plates, for children: Spittoons;
OIL and Lard LAMPS; Cdndlestek>; Measures: %pi-
go's and MoIasscs Gates: Dup aud Gravy Ladies' ia
bic, desert aud tea Spoons; Ba>ul>; CASrORS, IN
great variety; FGnueI>; Toast Racks or table use;
Dish Covers; Snulltr Trays, sc. All of which will
be sold wholesale and retail on ne most reasonable
term. at The cheap Furnishing Warehouse, No. ls
BaIttncrc-st., opposite the Centre Ahrke1 o,,
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NEW YORK, Thursday, p

Maryland 6s closed at 49, for sale, IS! bid
Baltimore 6's 1890, at l0li for sale, l0ls bid.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a, So for sale, 54l bid
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11
SALES ATTHE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

S2j6 $4,000 Maryland 6's 7SI
5000 do 6's 7st
2650 Baltimore 6's, 1890, 1913
700 do 6's lois
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-11

Wagon Frcighfs. The rate Of carriage by
wagons from Cumberland 10 Wheeling and PIttshurg
at IS cents per 100 lbs. The tolls the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad from Baltimore to Cumberland are
follows, viz: Coffee and manufactured Tobacco %
per 100 lbs, and Groceries Dry Goods and Other
merchandise generally IS cents per 100 lbs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28

' RtST SALE-By yuiue uIu nee "a IIu I
made Ia me the subscribe. by WIlirm Chap
lire da cd The six day al Fehtuny 1871. und
~ rord'd IN the clerks fire ui Ohip cuu.iy. n
book "a. page All ! shall. on The Goth day al
Ny mex. al ihc do"r OF H. court houie ,u Vince
'"r' proceed 1" sell NJ publ e auci,.", Ia the his1Ns,
and best ladder, he Ia l'w,rg describrd real esiaie
u VII, iour lots or parcels ri ground lying III 8 .uu,
Whseli"g. on the We>: side II NJ ,.kri street. TIE ine
lets nnnbe cd lUl. 100. 1903 AID lp4; together With
. lene ? ems aga improvements thereon: consisting
al one dwelling house aud Two large brica prfk
houses. Selling us Trustee ] shall Only convey
such i'le ~ Is vested ~ me 10y SAID deed ~ Irnsi.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth zach. and The
hnl"rce IA three quail Indictments. payabI. IN six.
Twelve AID eighteen monh h. with interest from the
day at sale; the purchaser giving lnnd with euud
security. Zap pa AMlE PAUL.. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28

RUST SALE-By vinuc oi a deed ni Trus,
Il executed hy ilap'l'", Pollock. bearing da G
en- the lS II day al May l643. md recorded IN tho
clerks uflice al the cUu " count oi OHIO C Juniy, !
shall. TN he "a h day OF May next. proceed 10 sell
Al the front door uf the Coufi house Of Ohio ,ounfy,
a certain parcel oi ground. Ia vii; The south hall ol
lot No l39 situate on the East side oi Four street.
a lew doors North OF Unim street. in the civ ni
Wheeling. Selling us Tm tee. I shall only make
such tiile as is vested 10 me- by sad deed Of Ernst.
M % Nj NE. son. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28
NTM IAaf1 .rnnn.

Ma ,icfs .at. ,.., f..r. n fI.as.s s NJSsfsl
"a GOuDKfti ~, u.YI rsp.o ..uy uwm
Wv : NJ, ,ilHs oi Wu-.Iue. aua Doe .urp.r.
dug rl.nU nu Co. lu. frr-I,sJ As s.rtk at
FANCY uuj SIArLE DRY GOODS ad ntl.
as.p'ed, from thc 'uW lur,s 1r p]g-,ils q s. n
WHh b Gs putcb - 4 he .ess o.
o. d The snril ur.G M - dsicfrimcd nstIt Tor. f,st
all who may favor u IN van y cal will meet wnh
enrfe 'atisiac ton. lie vii nOt IRE The reader hy
enumefsii'g al The AT cies &c has on hand hui
rdien ihem To The sua1 hills. lie irvii,s oil to-
come aud examine ff lhems Ives. and will insure
them Inc beet Bargains Of the season. ap ls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28
KIN SOFT AND rArR-A. veil


- ,urornng a dei,caic ros-sie hue to The cou.
p'esion. AZ a c'e~'or snd cot servn,.r VI that m st
Distinguishing chsrm oi q, male ioveliness. q Trans.
parent isif ssin. NYMPii SOAP. msj be said -
-se.i ai almost MAGICAL power Cs.nro.eJ for the
most pat at Os'eniai balls ,nic planip. To the uties
exclusion ofall m.nsiai admix,nre.it 10 disiins uishtd
inedic'na'ly w lis extremely biand. purifying and
soolh,ng nciIas "ai the akin end. 10y setirg oi The
pnres and minute sectstosy ses.sis. tIpeis oil
impGfitirs from Tie surface. allays every tendency
Il, M .in,naiiou. sLd. by ,hi. method aL.nc. ehseiu-
ally dissipares all reduces. tsn. piIup'es. irethles,
siulurn. and other uus'gh,iy cutanso Qua ,,siisuoas.
81 iniuiic1l "a iuvelnese. It's constant nee wiilchanes
he mast biih'us eontplsx,Ou into ons Of rud'sut
whi'snsss ~hils on Tie De. Z. kinds snd afa,s. i,
bcsos<s . dslcsey and isisnsss ~hieh iss eontihhsd.
vsUoNl hsppiiy psotect. wiih every Gcftepnfe ~
charm. 70 the mos sjvsnesd pesieS sfIife.
u :i.ssa.ah1AaA . ss~svvase - ssfsss1sa6
~ssh. duu,4f hSseuxAGeg u :o.vss 10 sls sssSA
80 h'tsh Mud. anu sfef The injssivts degree "
hest fsl, Ia crowded assemblies. 1y
To gentlemen AFFECTED ~rh q ispdsfneukst ~
skin ia shaw ms The use s<,hS- Nyiuph ssst ~ill b
ionnd To ai!sy oil eui,culsr irriis,'uu oecnSoned ~
coin""n snap az cream. ur The cllma's. whirh like
maj al the Cnicd SAFES where The ,susiien IL
uhe weather sets aside oil chances 81 calcuialioas.
"hd where eshala!r"ns aud damp. Together with
f"ogh VIM, eIni II fanglrhu, a great ptiiop Of he
year, the NiMPll soap haI proved an inva,uabls
rresefvaiivo Of the shin. aud. ifcn us EXTRA r,linary
eihcary. observes q place sIno.g The household
1fsasurcs OF every family.
For salc Ivy fAlRCuiLU.
ain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28
JOHN " OREM q CO
MERCHANT TAILORS.

". W. c0TheT " Ba7UWOTe and th0Tlcs 80.
BALTIMORE
constantly on hand. an extensive as
of French, English and American
CLorus. CAssInRREs. yESTiNos. &c. al their ow -
Imp"rn'.on. or purchased wIih cash ir.m importers.
or foreign or domestic agents. which They are pre-
pared 10 make up IN The best ard mosl fashionable
STYLE. NJ short notice.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING READY MADE.
On the second n ar o. heir building. gentlemen
will always fnd u general assortment al supe rim"
aud medium rloibldr. the work and style at which
they will guaranty 10 he equal io anything ihui con
he made.
@ONE PRICE ONLY;-The price Of every
article Is distinctly marked IA figures
B%iliimore Apti 90 2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28

NEW NOVELS. NEW N~OyELS-1he Cot.
IN ton iDrd- by MIR. Stone, Lobk 10 The End "
the Benneis abroad Ivy Sir Ellis; The Maiden. q story
Tor my you 6 country women. by q s Arthur The
kn'r'zner. q tale by Miss iInriioi Lee; Dh FfbiiA
and his ten daughters ala hi-,ori,a al r.mar,ce oi The
"a .ddle ages by Agnes Strickland; jua received u
ROBBS Periodical office. corner vf Main Il URior
sl'cis. no
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28

WIN me hundred and ore other kinds io numerous
10 ues gnaie, all az whirh have heen srlvr.ei with
ca G ond ailenii III. and Will to- disju-ed of Whole
sale ar Retail at a> Inv prices as they can tie rut.
chased w"s,oi the m ,nIiains.
COUNTRY MIR IiANrS wishing I purchase
n small nss"ri'"eni. -'ihrr bv the package or dnz.n
Viii do well Ca call nrd examine ny sock, m nm
'c""bdeni ! can snpp'y them nj p''cos 'hsI cannot
ia' 10 please. Thankful iur The liberal patronage
h'eieloiore 'IIeudcd io me, sui sllIrIi aud shal,
ei"ieavnr la meriI n continuance al The same
ALSO. ALWAYS un hand n large aud general ss
sor'meni "i > ,'e Stuck and Snue FIud,ng,. lIcmioa h
aid Oak Tanned Soc Leather. B at Mormccn and
X Skins. l. nins md b mi,ng Skits. G,linuns u -,
Wrht's. Sh y g., ShIe Mus. Tack Shoe ThIrs!,
"a The b's qoain,, a. &c. Boot AID Shur Manu-
iaciurcfs ~ Ill find iLai ! can iurl,sh hem u nth at,
INST every hing u iher lmr al bns,uc.-. On ru,d
'erms' tnr 5 SAML McCLALL.E.N
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NV BOOK BINDFRY.
s @ %sHALLCToSs :.

lvt attotncrs thai shc has Ju,i teceived a.,
LATEST EASTERN SPRING FASHIONS.
And VIII open GA Thursday. April lin. a bond.
como assortment Of BONNETS, DRESS CAPS.
h'ssoNs' LOVERS, &c. at No l52 Nam street
Ladies Will please cell and einmme for themselves
sp16
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DIR. RADCLIFFE,

NO 'H'IFN TTIL Ply SItIAN,
ESPELTFU Ii Y Ie,. c {, b . prvi. ssio nal
srf'ices :" ihe crizrr's nj Wheeling.
The MEDICAL P'scire which he Lac the H. nor ur
ihIr"d"ro"g r"io ihI, Guy, c, mes recommended ny
It's e-neral ,n'rpducnuI into the In mil - ut ,he fret
CIRCLES IN ih- Chief cities oi The Uninn--!um i've
ud' pii"n BY d tong ut ii The old schoo: practitioners
-',d ny hs sui rfiOr suc'c over every other
in"'h"i IN TIC cure md expulsion of oil icrins Ut
c"rrhh'' d sea'cs, who her nc r- ur chronic.
lu his system. all The .evcriiies 81 The Old practice
Ntr dispensed wtb. such as r reiirr, p i,erra.
Em"lics. CaihJIUcs. &c ", and when the
rr mpii' ode oi he cures IL considered. IL will be-
'rnr'' q hr he must econ IN cal m de in us~.
Dc R~adr'tie. will h" ionhd nj The u1irc adjoining
the residence Of J MLuTc, E,q. Main s,,cs,.
Wb.elit q. Va. op9
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REMOVAL


FRENCH DYtiNG SIAUiISUNENr ~
WHEELING.
g LORI FIN, French Dyer. on ,ae o,ar
si9e on ne bridge. c ola WbsCmg, se,Ono
il ihanks 10 hts ffieuts and r0stoDcts. IL ,bw,
i1fher ia'urs, and respectful iy i~nf,rnna tlrt,
ihct hC hos tdocd 10 his tot.bhshm,nt itpontt.
bNtaia ff"htefneNiv discogcfed IMPROVE
IseuI'y ~ tn coiorod stuils, without irjnrnr
tie ieels p,rf city cor deptto give eyers safe
lacuqn,snd h9pts Therefore, for he contrnUon nc,
OF q hbers patronage. oet2a
"HIPS. wIiIPS-Rid md Carriage wbi,u
Of different kinds. JUS received hv
"FSi J&T iIORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28
NO l67 MAIN STREET.

FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILoRS.
Have id6 received from The Eastern c,,,es. a
choice Stuck OF CnAis for Gen'Iem-n'- wesr. suitable
ts The season. selected by Mr. NJ ii CRa0o. Anon
their stock will no fuund
sopsshne French and English BaoAD CLorns. OF
he bss' q~nalr'es and meet pes,~c, flush.
CAssih.REs. PLAN and fancy. e very beautiful
and s''prsius assam iment.
VESFiNGSs Our assortment Of Fashionable Silk
snd Sa''n Vssi'nes. Tor style. finish sbd quality.
surpares anything ever in this city.
: ssh'snaol" Scarfs and Crava,s. Stocks. Gloves.
shins. Q heauiiivi pattern ready made SC. &c.
NEW YORk SPRING Fashions.
We have received The N. York Sprung Fashions.
snd are psersfed IL answer oil order. in OUT lne
u . siy'e here,of're unequaIled in This CITY.
an 10
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l37 packages of Roots and Shcrs.
ALTMAN g. MAXW ElLL


AVE jusi received n ln'ge and ". u sele cite.
stock al Fashionable Boots and Shoes. sn,,,
U. 'or spring and summer wear-our stock CONSIST,
IN par, n. follows,
la pair mems fine cali stitched aud pegu,d hoo,.
100 do do peTgeJ moro, CO d.,
96 do do do seal a,
96 do do heavy caii and hip a.,
2tO pair mems fine monocco n~ullIfcrs
200 do do do coli montues
6OO do do heavy cali Ind kip do
oUO do do cofnmunk p and Coarse do
2OO do do best coarse monn"es
100 do do sesl nuilfer. so do do y,,., h.,
500 do mems moIocc u slippers
700 do d" calf and morocco pumps
100 de- DO seal do
400 par boys hss, Hi, monross
2Un 90 do cvmmon kip do
$50 do do calf aud morocco downins,
quo do do morocco slippers
lis mir youths f"e calf and morocco shoe.
4U0 do do kip monrucs
sou pair children's pegs ed gram shoes
400 do wumeu's cal, aud kip lace b,v,s
200 do do KID and goat, aboois
100 do do CATER do
$50 pr ladies' blk g. cold hlf CATERS Of various kind
4O0 do ladies' calf and morocco busk,ns
SO0 do do pegged kip shoes md bnskips
2Ou do d" seal peeged shoes (low puc.)
oo0 do do hid slipprn (ow pri,.)
.Uo do do seai nnd morocco slippers do
2O9 do do eambroon do do
soo do lad'cs' zine KID spring heelod Slipper.
oOO do do tOinmoB do d. do
IOO do do boaided morocco bnskirs
100 do do kid walking shoes and bu.kias
i2O do do Gne kid fon.r'd sl,p'rs and LusLif
IUO 30 d. cold Mid slipper. varmus kinds
300 do do m sses' knI a mo,,co ,Lo,.tLnw no.,
goo do 81" spring hreIrd slippers
IoO do d" 'o'd Md slippers md half ea,,er,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28

EW GOODsg NEW GOODS-J n T.
" hORNBROt X. Monroe S, have jasf recciv'
ed mud are nav receiving a large aud splendid
stock 81 variety articles. whirh they are determined
Ia cell low. AID among winch. are ihe following
Velve' B'gs worked with Steel 81 various patterns,
India Pesri do. Silk do. worked with steel, q
most splendid article; Purses Of NIL Descriptions. the
preiiiest ever onered; Purse Trimmings ot oil de-
scripiions. silver daris ~ d ,fereni styles. Gold and
silver Pencils. Gord pens with BiamoDd Paints.
Embossed and scented sealing wax. Note paper Of
all descriptions; Combs. shell cards. Needle cases,
Hosiery and gloves. Threads Of ell JeSesip'nns;
Knitting Co,to,; PerIomerv % all Jescripitm,s; For.
tune Telling and Visiting Cards; steel pens. station.
oy OF oil kinds; Chess Men. &c.
FmrIher na rIcnlark in NOR OW. m ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28

EIRE & MARINE iNSURANCE-Thcrc are
wosiinaiions only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately apprecintr
the value of insurance. These are, Will, -tand-
log upon the runs Of their own property, ..iher
Receiving. from an Insurance Office the iuli a
mount WHICH thcy nave lost, or standing on the
ny, la niening hat stupidity and folly which hn6
fd,led TO ErovIde for such a contingency.
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFOnD. CONN
Will take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores, mills, factories. dc, together with theii
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chinery. and everyother description of lnsurable,
properly Also. on steam, keel and HAT boats
ana their carRoes TO and from any port on the
Hotel. ian l. 1917
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-28
MILLIN RY-MRS.

80 MILLIN RN-MRS.
Il sssAR a WHEAT. respectfully
Ssst$ - ihfrrms her ir'nGs, ami lie
10y cIhz"ns"i Whsslu G g"uerally
GS that -he has established her
self IL Ih,s civ. aud taken
the house. N'IihwCs, corner a. Market and Quincy
S'rcris, whrre she viii execute all mdcTs ior
Millinery az any kund, TT IMPLY. faithfully, fash.
icnah'y. and M moderate prices
She lu- cc"Iyrj The spring and summer Fashions
and n .icrs herself Thai her experience III ihe
business. aud her a 'rs 4" please, viii procure frt
her q share "f pub ic patronage
N. b. Straw aud Legi"ru q nneis. cleaned.
altered and pressed. in The u-sicsi slyIc. md a,
short fOice In up 10