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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11

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Super French. Euglish and Scotch Cashm, res
Of The newest patterns Silks, Alpncns. Bombaznes
Tunissiennes, Merinues; Frcnch. English aud D..
NEST, Chinzes aud Punis. several hundred pieces;
Scotch. Manchester and American Ginchams in
great variety; Ribbons. Flowers, Silk and Aluhair
Iinges, Gimps and Other irimmings-a large stock
oi Corscis, Corded Sklrs. Welsh Flannel; 4 Twis,
Cotton and WOOL Flannel. Silk chain aud genuine
Welsh Gauze Flannel; Linen cambria iIikis a vesy
large and desirable assurineui; Linen Cambria,
Jnconei, Swiss and Scotch Null and Book AIuslins
Cambrcs plain, corded and PLAID Long Lawns aud
Mi olher such white goods--Thread Laccs aud
Edsngs, Isle and Cotton do; Jlconei and Swiss
Ecsngs and luserings the very best assortment.
SHAWL Is super Tukorri. Cashmere. Thbci,
Wool, emb'd aud plain, Muuslin de Lone do.
French Mcrino do super black emb'd Cloth. Thi-
bel wool and Alpaca Shawls n great variety of
Mourning Shnwls--also large loi al cnloted plain
and emb do. Blanket, Cotton, Brocha and other
medium and low priced Shnwl- Ais. SUPER
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED FRENCH
CLOTHS FOR CIOAKS
CRAVATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet, Silk aud Merino. hands me assortment
B1nneis Velve,s. Silks and 1 lowers French
needle worked Capes. Chimizelies and Collars.
handsome small fg'J. high colored Muusln de
LANES for children; super black Lace Wells. wors.
ted Cars and Goals for children; Gum Elastic and
Web Suspenders for Boys. HOSIERY, Black and
White Silk. Alpaca. Merno. Worsied. Lamb.
Wool. Cashmere. Colon and Germantown Hose, OF
all co'ors and Ircts, or Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren; also Gfecian Boots Tor children. GLOVES
Black. White and colorod kid. black and While silk,
Casnmrrr. werno. Cotton. Filler, Melt, Rohair and
every o her description Of This article for Ladies'
Misses and'chrdrcn;o large and superb stock To.
ee'her with every variety OF Goods or Ladies' and
Chldren's wear. w r. SELBY.
pa Corner Main e. Madison SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
COOKING STOVES

II ME Suhscriber has this day received q large
a lot of Cooking Slaves from CrcinuaII. from
the mnDuiaciOry ri Wolf a. ca. winch makes his
assortment Of those Stoves now complete. lie has
ol>o hand various other patterns, amohg which are
he highly famed and Justly celebrated
HATiIAWAY'S PATENT;
all Of which viii he disposed of nj sBrl advn nee
on cost. My motto is small profits and quick
iurns
Persons 10 waHt OF The above or any other article
in my line Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron Warcs) will
please call at the nld and well known stand on
Union Street where bargains c6n always he obtain,
ed. oct l6 THOS G. CULBERTSON. AceBL
UST receiving general assortment OF Fnl
~ aud Winter Guods NJ every variety; also GET
"Tal stock oi Groceries oi superior quality, aud Ill
be sold iow for ca b "a approved produce
Get % ID MGINNlS
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Then conqIer. we mpsi.
For our cnuse n j. Just
JOHNSTON q BERRYHILL,

VA uOltSAlE aud Reinil Dealers ia Foreign
w and Domestic Dry Goods. call the attention
o' The citizens OF Wheeling aud likewise all other
persons throughout the surrounding country. L,
'hef large. cheap AMI well selected stock oi Fancy
aud Staple Dry Goods. We will confess that we
do no, profess 10 be selling OH a, cos. bu, We are
determined to sell goods nj such prices AS will
compete wiih any house in this ar any other city
west OF The mountains. ihnse selling of at cost to
The contrary NOW nhsianding, Ne wish To reduce
our stock as much rossible, 10 make rom for our
Spring purchases. We do not deem II necessary 10
name The articles. hat will merely state that we
nave every article that Is usually To be hai dry
goods store. wiha variety OF notions which uro too
CuiOus H. mention
LADIES will please call and examine our stock
OF Canton Grape Scaris. some of the han,somcst in
The ci'y, and al very reduced Price.
TO UATrERS
IL We always keep on hand large nssort.
meni OF Harcr's rurs and Trimmings with several
asses 81 Mems and Boys Cloth, Glazed aud Plush
CAPS. Enquire Tor
JOHNSTON g. BERRYIlILL
% No 1871 Main 81 \Vhcclnc
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
WIN. Y. JENNINGS Il co.
DRAPERN IND TAILORS,

IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c.
No. 23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
Opposite tie FOunlanl
NEW YORK.
A RE in rcceip; of an extensive assortment OF
IN NEW GOODS for Fall and Winter Wear
ccmpri,ng French aud English Cloths ior Dress aud
Fro c0nls; Cnssfnetes m great variety Of styles
Sik. Tin. Mctluo aud Velvet Vcsnngs; Mlled
Cluihs, TN ee,ls, Sc. Tor Ovrfronis. which will be
made 40 IN order. through the aid of efficient
rorps OF Cutters a. con Ice found ~ The couulfy.
essential pout ~ the economy to- which we would
direct, md ~ rendering the style AID character ri
"ur garments such must saliiy The discriminating
that our views 81 theppncss are not based on ihe
produc ion of any oihcr Than first faie Carmen .;
such a. have sustained our system Of small prof
nrd quisk relufps. and pfumpcd The solicitation 81
y call tom hose who would really elect a saving
oihc ezra per oebioge LEVIED under the credit syss
lem
/ he attention directed iu The Panialoous depsr
moni mu.i continue io 0iler Inducements io those
L ,,to spptccl1fp 81 c.aluiuiig euse ami clcgInco
/ IN adj uuu 90 tle usual o-oi mcul 81 GOODS
kcm hy The trJr. we have always cu baud fc'di
tnndc Dfrss apI Ff.cs c,ats, HautiiuOus Vests, Sc
to answef he requirement ui hose Who, IN case
~ emergency. may require f ~ fnie suit. Aso
n Fancy Dress articles 10 gent variety; Sc'r's, era
. walls Il8rdterch'cis, GioScs Smprrdc linsic'i
1 Under Vrss. Dawcrs Liuen and Musn S'ift
cellar, SC, &C. On 's'e Vct
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n ~ ~ 81 KNOWN ,bn A " ADNsis bn.
q 4 reed lie New Yn,k nnJ PARIS Fastpns fo
F,ll nod Wmer OF 1875 and 6 aid ulsn y small
lot VI Ca,siwefes and NeSiiur. Which Will tc made
un tn otd"r ~ he last F,sl, cts III. - who wan,
fi-hHuab'c Clio hes lad heller give bun rsli.
sep2i
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Wholesale AND RETAIL
BOOK STORE

BOOK STORE.
John FISHER, ASt, Book seller and Station
er, no 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va so
hcIts the patronage of his former friends nd
customers al his ola stand, here he will he
able TO supply them with Books and Stationery
al reduced piices. He has now on hand large
assortment and rs constantly receiving supplies
OF Medical, Mi scellaneous, Theological and
School Books. Also, Bibles of cry variety of
Binding, all of which he is able TO a ford az
cheap as they can be gotat any other place in
the city.
HighestPri1c given for Rags ia exchange.
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INSIflsH NEI.


! IA = lSkS will he taken Nv the FIRE Il MARINE
! Eta INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
| al the forrest rates
Buildings oiaIl kinds, st.nc, brick OF OGDEN
ahd their contents;
Sieamhoa'si factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise ofallkinds.
And agalnst all dangers cite nding the trims
portauon ofsoOdsou rivers, lakes, seas, canals
ana railroads.
Fer tie character Of tho compnnyas tn promp-
titude ard lIberaliiy in the ius:ment nd pa .
mcnt of losses w. beg leave t. refer 10 the m cr-
chaots IF this place aud clsew here VINO have h ad
me auJustncnt - CLAIMS upon us. augi
Ohice on Ma in 81 r.. w HARDING Sec'y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
'ENIIE Fire and Marine Insurance Company
all premiums .eceived for risks aiken from this
ilm" where no los has occurred.
feb 81 X w HARDING. Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
THIS company being now duly organized, lis
prepared tomake Insurance every des.
eruption ofFire and Marine Risks,such a dwell
ling Houses, Store II ouses, & with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel
Boats with their carpoes, To aad fiom anyrort
on tae Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their trib-
utary streams. Application for Insurance o b,
made for the present al the o flee OF the Wheel
aug r. mccoy sec"y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
FE<HE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa.
- nv oi Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received Tor risks taken IRON
his date, where no loss has occurred
K Mccoy,
March 3, 1915. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
FOR RENT.

4 WILL RENT my Store House in The Sprinz
I io'n gUud tenant very desirable terms and if
desired will rent the dwelling housc adjoining il,
whh The Store House. w II SEiBY.
nov %
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FARE REDUCED
TO GIN CJNN IT..
ONLY ONE NIGHT OUT.

MT ELL. MOORE & cos Fast NIoil Coach leaves
y Wheeling daily al o'clock a NJ. 30 hours
10 Cincinnati.
Piloi Coach leaves Wheeling daily Of 10 o'clock
T. NJ, 80 hours ~ Cincnnati
ID TALLMADGE'S Guod Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily at o'cloLk A NJ, 42 hours to
Maysville. Ky
Extras furnished on oil TIC above lines 10 parties
wih the privilege ~ sleeping Travelling at night
as hcy my wish.
Onne NJ 81 w d.r II, Grst door below The u S
Hotel. Wheeling, Va.
sepl3 f.. COWDERY. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
CITY OEFiCERS For 1918.
Al q 10 nIII

CO"TtUWcH.
Cierk-JAMEs S. WHEAT.
Segeom-JoHN MuRRAr.
. HhuC .Nas'r-R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Llre, w p Wilson.
w w Shiv.r, A S Todd Shady,
BE Sanbo,n, Geo Mcndell, OW IIeiSkell,
gscob Amick, Kelley, III Roberts,
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
COUNCIL.
On Ordinancss-MesSis Nelson, Brady and
On Finances-Mes Hughes, Brady and
Lamb
On Aeeounts-Messis ShIiver, Sanborn and
Kelley.
On Streets and AlIcs-MesSrs Todd, Will,
son, MeOGeli, Amick and Kelley.
On Watsr Uork>-MeSsls Sanboin, MLure,
Todd, Coen and Roberts
On Market House -Mess-s Heiskell, Pun
phrey aud Coen.
On Coal Banks-M.ssrs Amck, Wi son, Re.
ber,S and Superintendent Of Wafer Works.
On WharreS-Shriver, Hughes and Amick.
On Fire Department. Messrs TodI, M'Lnre,
Sanb"rn, Humphrey and Roberts.
On Ptthons-MesSrS Nelson, Lamb and
Sanbom.
Gs Saiaries-Messis Kelley, M'Lure, Shr-
vcr, Brady and Nelson
NORTH WESTERN BANK Of va.
MAN STREET, WHEELING.
usL CAPITAL $4,000.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
r,.e. Directors:
A Woods, w w Shriver, A p Woods,
NMcN.ashtsn %Ni,eSGiifp, " MS ThYG aRhsth
MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS BANK
OF ELING.
CAPITAL $500 O0O
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre-. idebt.
SoB.EsK PRADY, Cashier.
Directors:
Caldwell, w L SeIhy, Jas Baker,
re Woo's Patterson, w Gill,
Jacob Gooding, WIN Fleming, SAM OH.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE M.INST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors:
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Filcsncr, II Morrison, J ca umbac ket
A N Johnston, Sam' Mcclellan,
RoBr Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OFFICE MAIN ST. ,l
THOS HUGHES, Presdepl.
Directors:
M Nielsen. A Paxton, a N Johnston,
JCrumha FER J Il Baker, Baker,
John Knote, w l. Peterson
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR'
ANCE COMPANY
OPFICE Nam Sr, BELOW No NRcE.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
Brady, R,bt Craugle, Jas Y Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jno G ,Shorn, Daniel Lamb,
nc Woods, JAG IN Shriver
1 r w IAnDlNo, Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11

pet NEIL. les Iusi received.
- Mil 8 C,n.s cut Saws. Cosr nui shear Steel
Engi.h Biser eel. Erpgc Sprrrs.
t.a'. Cani ond Dcynnshirc Sho,c's
SOCksi 81 oytlg. oct Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
MENU EALr, GOODS!

NE w FALL GOODS!
Being the Nconi supply tbs season. and for qunn'i
" and quality we believe cannot he eEcelloi IN
tbs city. We have CLOTHS NJ all the various
culofs qualities AID pfirea Cissitnercs Sitiineis.
Jeans I.inseys. Ker<cys. TwecJs, &c Our stock Of
Gtn'iemea's War IS very large md complete,
LADIES GOODS
OF over, Mind. such rs Ga-bnens. Muu-ln DC
L,incs. Pniu and Fancy. Fig'd and Striped Silk;
and lie most extensive stock Of Mp \CAS, 81 eve.
o., style nud quaIily, hich sc cau eel very much
ricupct Than ever helrr,; also. Cnl Goes, nghams
tntlsh end Frcpch Mcriuoea. Orleans cloth, Bon.
nets ord Binne Silks aud Vcl,ets. Ribbons. Flow.
rt- Gloves Hosiery. and ihc greatest quantity at
SUAWIS 81 Cycty DESCRIPTION. We invite all To-
cal and see ouf s'oek. ne We believe we have al
,ar'arc. ur buying equal To- ouy u'}tr house. and
ve p'cjtp ourselves 20 sell goods as lnw as they
can 'c ,oughl in The tiy
/ octt SENsENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
STOCKING MANIFACTORY,
InIINr I.(.fs IL 4 It.rt

81 y ESPECHFJI LILY iplofms the ciz-ns NJ
q Wheeling md Nciuly. lhar he continues T.,
manufacture Stockings. Shirts and Drrwers of m
surer"r quality. whistle IS thankful for rssr IN.
vors. he hnpes ly attention 10 businss. ~ rnefi, n
continuance uf The same. JOHN ECKUART
Man 81, upposilc the w Bahk of Va
u. lie Will hereafter keep on hand finer mr..
i'te ihnn has ever been manufactured la this eny (.
sep 20 3m
WNREYS CELEBRATED VERMIFuGF. &,
u sale by The gross ~ dc2rn NJ Tho mnnuiacu
ref's prc's, 10y PRYOR q PAUL.
NV IL l6i Market H. Wheeling
sDak BRLS ALUM. reed and f,r snle bv
<Dsp my p PRYOR & PAULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11

q fEw THOUSAND vbGtNfN HUGHES
"a CRAB APpLE TREtS p.i 20 ~. ,.,,.,v
OF he btsi selected gflir& lfup, 'pi .n,r tv
~ ZANE Wie, hrg lnnd
Pers'n- dcs.r'u- pi rfn,pr ttuu Tuss oau.
nw 6ni % Uei'f D.nHp.f' Jl .uplbrg So, m
selves.
Refer u, ~ Jdm-'r,. iau.,.Ie x J,t.,. IL
F.uyh nnd y . rs',, wife, G.g. Y.
rpv ~ iln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11

IL CRISIS FO| srLh.- Dtsc iWu Efsr rsta
liufsos ir. ,j,fu,.s 90 Saddle. m.e a. u.ema
r,kcr + Wla .,.l o., ,csy ir, rnc..
toIli II MTlN Is uarkei square.
r o GREER g NOTES N,Ic? Mnfkct.,.
I - 'on tei G"rI q .,.us 900 ,tu, " nd In
g'nh E'1,rt-. FH'.' aud u.p,t cIors; nIso .,.me
nj tl- .hc,pp.i y'u.n luu hue, C..s.ntt,smt,W,
Osi "id see lhsm. Oct ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
Evening Dresses.

White and colmed Brcnde. Black Sniin Siripc
Ermine. Wa'ered and Striped Pout de Sole. ON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
CASSTMERES.

Black and Figd SIX Velvet Mcrno Velvet
Cashmere. Valencia. Toiliuet, Swansdown, Black
Satin and other Vesings Of great variety. among
which are some beautiful VesIings CT Weddings
and Parties
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
GOODs FOR GENTLEMEN,s WEAR.

Sears; Polka, Satin and Italian CravaI-. Plaid
Cloaking and Lihinss; Merino Shirts of the bes
quality; Irish Linens; Long Cloth. Cotton Shiriing
Gloves. Snspehders Half Hose and every de scrip.
lion of Inilor 4 Trlmmircs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-11
Shawls! Shawls!!
FANCY GOODS.

Rich French worked Capes. Collars and Chem.
ze'ies; French worked. Revere and IIem-stched
Linen Cambria handkerchief; Velvet edged aud
Satin Slshes for Bonnet Trimmings; new Sryle
Grape Scaris; Long md half Long white. cnl'd and
black Kid Glove; Bonnet Ribbons Black anil " hiie
Silk Hose; Silk Fringes and Velvet Ribbons for
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Crimes. Casualties, &c.

The five Wiunebago Indians concerned in the
murder of Louis Hartc, in Clayton county Iowa Ierr-
tory few weeks since. have been apprehended. Ihey
captured by the dragons.
At Boston, on Saturday, thief fastened the doors
of jewelry shop BY piece of iron hoop and then,
dashing his haUd through pane of glass seized case
of watches and made oil with his prize
Joel Wood, convicted at Buffalo of grand larceny,
was taken, with nine Others from that city 10 Auburn
State Prison on the leth.
gS We learn from the Erie Gazette of the l3th
inst that Mrs. Payne wife Of Mr. Payne. at Sackets
Harbor N travelling with her husband and daughter,
died suddenly at the Reed House, on Tuesday last
Buffalo Pilot.
At .Sctaph httcoke n. j. on the cd inst. Eleanor,
aged wears died of cancer in the throat-and the
7th inst of the disease Caharine, aged 20 years
and the day. othe disease Caroline, aged
years-al daughters OF Philip and Eleanor Strunk.-
Also the 9th inst of the same disease, Joseph Henry,
aged year, of Philip II. and Eveline Strunk The
three latter buried the 9th inst all at time
from one house. Thus their afflicted parents buried
of their sight three children and grandchld, in the
short period OF hve days.
- Three children-thc offspring of Mrs. Nancy
Roberts OF Rochester, burned TO death at that city
the 18th inst.
There was practicable of the tension of the tel
egraph line last night. Intelligence communicated
from below that there was something wrong, and on
proceeding along the route about four miles from
found lying across the wire, which had bent
clean down to the ealh, but still remained unbroken.
The tree had accidentally fallen that way and
moved the wire resumed its usual expansion again.
Buffalo Com. Advertiser, 10Th.
EsS The weather changed night before last,
about o'clock. and became intensely cold. Yes
terday morning think the severest of the
During all the day il remained without any percepble
change. with high wind blowing from the W. 5. w and
the air filed with driving snow portion of the time
Buffalo Pilot, Dec. Goth.
t~ES@ The census of Chicago for the present year
gives the number of population zoos. This is
wonderful increase for place whose foundation dates
but few years back.
tys@ The report of the New-Brunswick Govern
ment Emigrant Agent shows that the whole number Of
Immigrants who have arrived in that Province the pre-
sent season. siI thousand hundred and thirty three
Montreal Times.
FIREs.-The cottage of Mr.. Frederick Leopold, on
Asylum Hill CT burned TO the ground on Thursday
night-Loss $500; insured for $500.
At Martinsburg, n. Y on Sunday week, the cab
met shop. dwelling house aud two barns Of Mr. James
Bush were consumed-loss $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

YANKEE SroRIEs.-A New -Englander riding IN
a railroad car, of Southwest, somewhere seemed
particularly disposed to asonish the other passengers
with tough stories abou. Yankeedom. AT last ne
mentioned that one of his neighbors owned an I'M
n,ense dairy and made million pounds OF butter
and million pounds OF cheese yearly This story pro-
duced some sensation, and the Yankee percewins
tha, his veraciiy in danger OF being questioned
appealed TO friend as follows
True, sn't, Mr.. P. Ispeak OF Deacon Brown
you know Deacon Brown"
"Ye-e-s,7 replied the friend. that is, yes: |
know Deacon Brown, don, know as ever heard
precisely how many pounds of butter and cheese he
makes year, bu; know that he has twelve saw
mills that all 80 by but;eEnlilk."
Norwalk Experiment
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
A TRULY SPLENDID WORK.

pECENTLY IMPORTED-The Poets Gallery OF Beau
1ey with 25 very exquisite female portraits in the highest
style of the sr; splendid vol folio, richly bouad in
Turkey moroccoSl Or the same beautifully coored Sl9
The ANIMALS and beauty books" of every and Kind
thrown far into the shade by exquisite specimen
opicoria elegance and beauty Just published in London
and obtained the book-store Wiley Putnan-being
the first number OF series The design form gallery
OF those beauties whose charms have inspired the
popular British poeshe portraits being painted by
and engraved by under the immediate
perntendence OF Mr.. Edward Finden whose burin
10 have admitted monopoly Of female loveness. The
poet FIRST selected for this kind Of illustration Moore ard
wehave in this superb volume twenty tive charming pictures
of charming women, such ne has described or ad
dressed in his melodies and other poems-beautfu the
painters skill and could depict en in various charac
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large quRTohas admitted OF ample dimensions for the
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beauty ofeach enhanced By wonderfully rich and taste
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comparatively, ii sale will no doubt be extensive
DDS 2liss Commercial Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
TEIs DAY rs PUBLIsEED

THE BOOK OF CHRISTMAS neat vol. Emo beau
uly printed, and done up in elegant style suitable
for Christmas gifts. Price 81.
Contenls-Iriroduciory CHAPTER; Christmas Season
Feelings of the Season Signs OF the Season; The Christmas
Dsys St Thomass Days Sports OF the Season. Christmas
Eve: Christmas Day; 81. Stephenss Day. New-G ear'
Eve; New Tears Day Twelfth Day and Twelfth Night
81 Dts.at's Day; Conclusion.
This interesting book II tells all about Christ
with all the poetry and sentiment connected with H. aud
Of the abuses OF H. aud how 10 keepit cheertuy.
pleasant book 1t is and instructive book not particularly
theological Christmas itself never was, and never will
festival like with nooks OF sober plaor
and family thought and chapet. OF poetry and
suetches OF old sonps" n. \. Evangelist
Published by WILEY y PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
Who have also ready
New and elegant editions Of Tuppers Proyebia Phoso
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