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w. A. SMETS

72 Broadway under the New York Hotel corner Of Wa
verey PLACE formerly Of $50 broadway has the honor to
inform the ladies' and particularly the that he has
Csnnezous Cspes, Cos Chemisees aud extra rich Nav.
he will open on Thursday next. je2t at-ec
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Italian Benevolent Society.
The s. SsAGi: sss' e e; a e "" York
The Burial sSfss Ss;.,
....v,, T ~ se,sjsty.
Benevolent S ss:'y Bs.sSss|s; c.'t
The nS'd College oil ses Of Pharmacy
NINTH DIVISION.
Colonel Q k p + Grant Aids e The Grand
General Society q fs Trsd:snsa instituted
s::siF: ds Society.
f'sds: Sss:,S e joa%synsa 'sS siI%sPsr.
American Lyceum
Mere.nIis Library A.socisi!on
New Yo5t SssgsroIi,s Sa ASSOCIATION. ssa
The Board 5e Of EdS Ss ass,er''
wardens Of he Port and Har6Or Masters.
ss i'ss rG S.spp
S Ss l. H esils's1' A'' S 4 .ss Grand
EsS.'S Ts4s jsi isSs's' %.:oei.,ion
FOLK FOLK. Wright association.
The New sh ssP GsS Association
ELEVENTH DIVISION.
I iah. + r VI " Benson, Aids to the Grand
Jeaneymen Associations Of New York and
Joumsymsn Granite-Cutte Association.
s sss.s osssy f
Ike Ns% york Division sns Gy OF SsT Union
s.,s, TwHE.EEa .-s D.ys zia. d. Grand
.T r. Ancient Sss,s Order Of Good Fs ati9,s.'
Pioneer tempt. NJ, .GiH's S.ap.n,.n rrosse.
B'ss c.n ss c q K: GIN N.n Brooklyn
job. TGa aI.ss ZEN p. DIVISION g. Co.,.
i! w. FS:i a.. ' ..si ,': e Grand
The MY ysss W;s s'a asssel Society.
c, s%s'slf $, S'' Sis.s S %s4d
Societies from Jersey City
s asHSs e Ss
viii ss.smSs military and civic bodies bcys
'front.' ms Of Ps s ,v Military Chatham left resting
IL comm e: ma Sissss
Mayors Of the several cities exPre.dents No City
CIV yp Ts States Troops and Marines the end of
sm%s" COUNCIL: q e N.x Ts po.. and ..., s.
's,. .a
Society Of Cincinnati. Revolutionary Soldiers. exMayors
City sS 1an
Foreign Minister. and Consu ssMsmber Congress:
Superior ans Members
included in the sd Division in the East Superior
!sth Division, in Murray street, front Broadway.
s 81 Division in Warren street froat on Broadway.
th Division, Spruce street. front Chatham street.
9th Division hambers Chatham
9th DIVISION IN beekman front Chatham
nth Division in Centre street front Franklin
18th Division in City Hall Place, front Chamber street
oo na bsasdsc S S isHs the T
in front Of the City Hail. the arrival Of the Of the
The troops the United States stationed at the different
posts In this harbor will fire minute from till sun
The Veteran Corps of Artillery will fire minute guns an.
wering in number to the of the deceased
Heights, BY the company Fatbush Light ARTILLERY from
the regiment Of Colonel Warner under command Of Captain
Minute will be fired Tompkins square, by the corps
Of p aaass
Colonel Charles ates VIII fire minute guns from the Battery
Thss For he sns Of The
mon Council will be under the direction Of Jacob Ramsay
The following for the government of the citizens on
the route OF the procession will be observed ;.
Is directed by the COMMITTEES that all public and licensed
which the The hack
ney coshe stges and carts charged with the enforce
The Of private carrsges and vehicles are also
pecuy requested to conform to the wishes Of the Commit
No any kind suffered to remain IN the
RE soss sn b the
committee Of the Common Council the same will be duly
d. D. BRIGGS
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS.
ME Brother. Of New York Lodge No Independent Or.
the next meeting Of the Lodge be held on Wednesday Eve
nng June 23h election for officers for
takes place on the above night :
By order, q II. KELLTNGER a. p
J. s. MAoSrs, Secretary. je2a s,sm
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aFUNERAL OBsEQUIEs.
MAYORS OFFICE

go CRY HALL, June "a, 1916. !
THE Aids will assemble the Marshal Quarters 1889 Hen
ry street. at II o'clock this morning, where they will
= "
Col Jonathan D. Stevenson has been appointed Aid fill
vacancy. GILBERT HOPKINS.
Grand Marshal.
S SNs,. 1 p H i.sT'os' }secrs,aries.
je2l
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Rename you humble Servent 4 obent Agent,
PETER 8. BEEKMAN.


Il
hereby es the following c yssy.
s BAD S % icS a nsSs
% s LS o
case iucurabe, and ceased attend would occa-
Sss and s 5
eve began which was tight and dry
pm and soreness IN The pit Of my stomach food did
stopped up everything ate was my
bowels were very eSSe my eoIsh Increased ard became
nothing scarcely skin and bone continued to get
ssA se"' s:S of e
a, ne Sr of o /" ho e
them would afford me- any perm anne e
lef continued IN this miserable condition-and all my
is'' H s mus. 'SS@ S'wss
happy upon Kidneys contnusd using e wSea
" s'I' 's ss; " Ss
sc9.s ;ss OF yS.GG% e he
E .s deal Of tough solid substance .ssem6S
something black sdss. sSs u u
and se s
ss' NY sy% 9ss al m.. sSs.
e weak my appetite was good my food dgeed good and
on KY ess 70 and s.S. r s
believer T w %. sS. s,ps
@ hare S
guh and would take great pleasure in giving more minute
descrpon o. my cure to any that would call upon me-
couid DO much better than by writing paper and
would gladly tell any of the great benefit received
ws done mss %n nIs sos ~
me ,h,n all the doctors ANYTHING else could DO have
hesitation IN recommending every body have advised
several ain cited friends IT, and hey have done so with
great benefit live Bracviic Ia the county Of SOM
crse aud Will a. any time be pleased to see all who viii call
upon me; aid hope they will gati6ed Ia hearing from my
own Ups the recital Of one of the extraordinary
ever performed w this SECTION u the country.
Dated Oct. 10, 1912. ' D''''A''
STATE NEW JRRsEY, .
Somerset County, ~
Personally appeared before me- the subscriber presiding
J9dge Of the Court Of COMMON Pleas in and for the county
according to law, did depose and say that the facts
ibove stated and by him subscribed in relation 10 the cure
he saith not. - w III tsXSTIcN
Somervie. Oct. nth, 1Bi2. =
Please notice that the genuine Schencks Pumonic syrup
be had az the Proprietors Once only No Couandt
street, Anew doors below broadway je2t N'm
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O. or o. r.

ME Members Of Concord Lodge No. 49, Of the o. Of O
r., will meet at their Room National Hall, on Tuesday
this d,yla 10 o'clock, A. Ms in full Resaa 10 unite sri
DREW JACKSON
Brothers Of the Order are invited 70 unite with US
By order of AUGUSTA RAVERET, N. g.
JAMES Goyry, Jun, r. o. 80
yosEPu MERcIER, do COMMITTEE.
JouN GIi.LEr, do y et#
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FISHKLLL MANSION HOUSE,
Elahklll. NeHx York.

Fishllll, New York.
NlS delightful and highly favored Summer Retreat having
been renovated, Is for the reception Of families
who desire 70 enjoy all the comforts Of home
the NOISE and hustle OF city life Its
SAINT rides and healthy are TOO well known
an extended notice The terms will be moderate The
Steamboat Eureka daily and from the dock Fshk
je2i 3trm CHAS PO'TTER
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The change that has taken place in the position OF
these two works. shows what energy and enterprise
accomplish, under the most dsoouraging circumstances
The immense expenditure Of capital reconstruct road
in opposition to of the largest and most powerful
canal companies in the States required the most
guine antcpaons and the most desperate determination
to accomplish the object in view. The company is
this moment in the receipt of rate Of income enabling
to pay the interest its debt fair per interest
to its stockholders, and its current running expenses,
annually while the business of the canal is declining
from year to year. about rapidly the business OF
the road is improving Facts difficult things get
over, much than figures II depends great
deal how figures placed to show any particular
suit the opponents Of work may wish to give. Figures
in hands Of interested parties be easily mis-.
placed that the from which they emanatc is ge-
Morally required to be known, before confidence be
placed in them There is no public work in the
try but has its enemies who continually misrepre-
senting the state of its affairs and endeavoring inurc
1t in the minds of capitalists Stockholders should
fully watch the reports Of the company in which they
interested, regular weekly monthly Of
the receipts the best index of the condition Of the
concern.
The annual report of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad Company for the year ending the is instant
presents the annexed statement -
NORWICH AMP WORCESTER RArno.n
Income from all sources, from LIST June, istl.
to 3ist May, 1913 $50. ....... !. q. S2as 2as 90
Expenses Labor, fuel repairs. W. s96.oeI 10
Interest ls,3l2J
once expenses III
Contingent, expenses s,so1 Is
- siso,7ss os
Net balance ;. .........,.... sss,57s 81
The report presented on the Ist of January
last stated the net profit for the year 1874,
~. Z. -. e"'"s 90
The receipts being .S2306405
expenditures ............... l3il7e7o
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PHiLspELrHA, June ~, 1870
The Thomas r. Cope to sail to-day for Liverpool
and Miss Susan Cushman was to take passage in her.
When the New York O'Clock boat left the city the shin
had not quilted the wharf but expected TO leave
with the ebb Of the tide II generally supposed that
Miss Z. would leave in her.
We had series of heavy showers last evening and
this morning it was cold and chilly. Towards afternoon
however it cleared up and had another sutry sum.
mer day.
In the procession OF Thursday, in honor OF Andrew
Jackson it expected that have out ahon, 1000
military of the three brgades the city county and
ing and louisville viii furnish the
md indeed the military part Of IL will absorb a great
part Of our citizens. The odd Fellows will be the next
strongest.
Mrs Mowatt is to appear tonight at the Walnut In the
character of Pauline Mr.. Crisp plays Claude MeIpot,e
and the theatrical public anxously awaiting the re-
suit Expectation high and the Il that
It will not be disappointed.
Fra Diavolo is played at the Chestnut tonight with
nearly as strong force assisted at the production
Leonora.
Amos Kendall left this city at O'Clock for Trenton On
business connected with the magnetic oh through
the Jerseys.
The stock market active to-day and State Fiycs
advanced closing firm at 70. Confidence in the pay
mont of the August interest is the cause and number
Of gentlemen who know all about the ability Of the state
Treasury are operating skilfully, and will continue to
'tate securities reaches 80 When arrives al that
point they will slack OFF little The other stocks are
Sales Of Stocks MT Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAaps June 23-sooo State S. 1s7k; $50 Lehxh
IA; ia; o W mfsas no,ss ~ ss 50 old snnus
enk q; 10 Western Bank tsSl Kentucky Bank 's lao
SECOND BOARD $4,000 S. 3d. IS; 10000 do rw Isl oo
Chesape Ike and Delaware Canal Loan 7s; i23 Vickshurr
Ha 90 mon INSURANCE CO. 49, Commercial BIZ So; Penns
days, 49, " -
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AMUSEM TENTS.

t FRE ~ e VI DIP X X n
Wednesday Evening, june 20.
For the First Time ia this city, viii be produced the e.,br
I IA f 2Rsfe Rte
9ss me s'''As" %ssss sRssa.s
Price Tier 81 Bo.e. and sf rssss.,.s
ST.; Second and Third Tiers, cents Gallery Is csats
nooss 9en !, o'clock and s .aAn wiii re-y
NIBLO's GARDEN
n Grand categorical Pyroteehnic Cenofapl ,cia BE-
Presented.
h's"'A MR RoSFa e is"'''i'a' u
The so essS. uss &c en-, from the LopdoS Ths.
Tuesday Evening, June "a,
w srf Il sfI.Si%.f & SrElsSi sill'd
Ds %%S:. JOIN s iPis s 49, iS:s;
CONCERT A LA Mustard
GYN sSls1 i fs ts'STSif; & IS
wa: @ VIII FF ssy e s$@ sis.s
is. s""' N ss r' ssr Miss My NJ T %.
Ia the the piece Misses Darlington and c..,s
dance Popular Pas de pryz
Aa ets.sa, Police .l aI~.ys b. IN .,,.4aAe. to main.
tam good order and f fssR q, Egr SS
limited number Of Season Ticket, viii be disposed Of
Performance to commence at soeIoek Doors o~a
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
A IMMENSE MN ESSiA aPT Tslt51s g"f CRY
Unparalleled Success If the operate Buresqus
ruEsD ~ f GvESlSc. Jun. suA.
w,'' BE- 'f sh!S6R Fl .a siE:Es'S"s o'en0
The Virginia Fairy or the Gum Elastic Slipper
To conclude viii vIsiSI sdsS of the
|" sass q ID s,:: & @ o.. sofss Be-
imitation OF NJ. Martin and Miss Turnbull.
Admission Is Cents.
Private Boxes, for four persons, 81.
Doors orea TX o'clock-Peormance to commence at
49, Box Office open from A. M. untilsPM
CASTLE GARDEN.
T%ss as y0ii EsslSiy s'' this
SACRED Music
By the FgIl and Talented Orchestra ofth Establishment
The D TsTs Si. 5'is:1 R Sssoi'
0isf IL E'lSsH & " dRsoN
Overture to he arnd oatoo Of the Resurrection
BY the whole Orchestra.
Minutes for Promenade T, and Refreshments
w Doors open ha,i-past o'clock peornanc. to com
vAUxHALL GARDEN SALOON,
, ~, Fl EVERY EVENING RAIN OR SHINE. N
Where the Public can see different Performances
and twenty talented Performers, every night
ALL FOR ON. SHILLING.
The consist OF light chase and genteel
oGss s
the much admired ,
MISS COLMAN
The charming Vocalist. Also
PETE NORRIS
The best Comic Vocalist now living.
Doors open at III o'clock Performance commence at e
o'clock -
70 For particulars, bills of the day. j22 iwsrc
Manager ofthe French Opera Company has the honor
4 to announce, that "
GRAND MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
Will be given honor Of the Memory General Jackson
the Tabernacle Broadway Tuesday Evening Next the cath
inst. - = e ~ '
The service will consist Of selection from the sacred works
Of Mozart, Rossini, and other eminent masters
PRINCIPAL SINGERS:
MILE GALvE, NINE. CASINI,
CUURIOT, GARRY
DOUVRY, sc.
The Choruses will be full and effective, and the
numerous and complete IN every department.
Full particulars in future adye rtisement.
Tickets of admssion, 50 cents each. Je20r
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AFFIDAVIT Of the Merchants who sold Beekman the Syrup
which cured him sN,
Somerset hunfy sPeter A. Van Cleefiof lawful age and
being duly sworn his oath saith that he Of the firm
OF Van Neste Fan Ceef in the year 1872 and did business
agents for ossp Schsnck in selling medicine prepared
Their that be acquainted with Peter syker Beekman
who then resided about mile and half from Branchve
aud in very low state of health that he induced
Try SchenGk Syrup by the persuasion Of the deponent and
dozen bottles Of the said Syrup hereto
And Opponent further that Beekan hiss told him.
that he aftrbutedhs the Of that medicine.
PETER A. VAN elect.
Sworn and subscribed this lth day of June 1875 Bridge
water, in said county, before me. JAMES TAYLOR,
One Of the Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas of said
county.
Branchyille NJ.
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des q. Lies menbres of de la Loge La Concorde
i3 q DIES o. F-Lont invitee au local
&c Loge National Hall jour 10 hueres AM, peine
decoraons pour reoindre Ordre pour
les obsiques uneraare de ex-Presdent Andrew Jackson
Les membres de FOrdre, respecreusement nyee d
nous Jolndre Por Ordre du n. G.
AUGUSTA ROVERET.
JAMES GAvEY, LP. ca
JOSEPH MERCER, " Commute
JEAN GIGLEr, I" ie2l t.rc
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Mr. Peter Stryker Beekman,
Bot of Van Nestle & Van Cleef,
February g. 1912. half doz. bottles Schenck's Pull
Inoni D--G

monte Syrup-S1l 90, IS so
Somerset county. ss-Thomas c. Haward Of lawful age
and being duly sworn on his oath syeth that he
Nestle Van Cleef Immediately after the dissolution Of that
firm IN the 1872 and continued the business the
place And deponen further says that he acquainted
with Peter ssyksr Beekman who then il very health
and resided near Branchyie the place Of business Of the firm
Of Van Nestle Harvard that said last mentioned firm
him called sehescks Palmonc Syrup and that sad Beck
purchased of said firm bottles Of the said
Syrup annexed and Opponent further says
the said deponent bring Mr. Schenck to
hmat his medicine had done him much good that he
wished 70 and Know hm-hnt he could tell him and
better than he could else what benefit he had
from said Syrup and deponen did accordingly take Dr.
Schenck To said Beskma and that he him h
gr altitude and said among other things that he be
lieved the Syrup had saved mis- life.
THOMAS c. HAYWARD.
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day Of June, 1875, Bridge
water, in said county, before me.
JAMES TAYLOR,
One Of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas Of said
county.
. : BRANcHvILLE, N. j., March H. l842.
Mr.. Peter Stryker Berkman,
Bot of Van Nestle x Harvard
1872 bottles Of Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup . 3s Sc 90
March %, bot IL bottles, do. do 49, l2 90
May %, bots do do. do. IS. 800
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D. d. BRIGGS,
WIN. v. BRADY, }of The Board of
EMIL B. HART, aldermen.
THOMAS P. TAfpEN.j
WIN. II. CORNELL, !
LYMAN CANDEE. Committee
9. NJ. OGDEN, }of the Board Of
EDWIN NICHOLS, asst .4idermen
GEORGE H. PURSER.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

= - TIIE DOI1I4dHN NE " dKD,
OST-On Monday last 18th inst } at the Park Theatre or
betweea the Theatre and Park Place, Cola Bracelet in
the form Of Snake having opal the head The finder
w receive the above named reward returning the
No. "A Broad street. 'ie2a I,vsrc
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/ OST-On Tuesday afternoon, i7th INST, between the New
- York Hotel ADD the Hospital Pocket Book The finder
swelcome TO the money contained bat particularly
ogested 20 reiurnhe book with the that Il
No 32 Broadway. ie22as
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One Of Beekmans Letters showing by his signature that
he WAS agent -

he was agent
New YORK. March 23d 1886.
DEAR SIR 81 expect you would Like by this how
am getting along the you left the Sales
bottles by saturday and monday opened first
went TO s. bottles and has every Day first
10 o'clock while writing the hole Of this week
Tar III and hope by the time co-e witch Will be
week in the business Don't Discourage go
ahead or Sh, beat want send Syrup by
wensday and send me letter how you getting along
shall have TO close in haste
Rename you humble Servent u obient Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN

G LOHLEIN, French ,Dsef, on the other
side OF the bridge, South Wheeling, second
door from L Keley's Store, returns his CRATE
former faYnrs, and respectfully informs them
that he has added to- his u$tnblIshmt nj import
ant and, IN France, newly discovered III prove
ments. lie gives more lusire. neatness aud dus
rabiii,y TO the colored stulls, without inJur.ng
them.
He feels perfectly con fideEt 10 give every sal is
facu9n, and hopes ,thereiore, for The continuance,
of u liberal patronage. octo4
SoUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY IOILEIN, would respects
i"Hy inorm sorekoepers in this city. and citizens
generally. that he is now ready Fur printing d =
nestle Bine Caicoes. in connection with his
French Dying establishment. and he trusts 10 give
The same salIsiacnn III This branch, that he has
rendered in his cd business. Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

III WE removed lh,iI ,'abli,hmen,t to their
4 New Buck Bui'dng, east side of MAR
kkT s. . few doors below the Post Once
where they have supplied themselves with a
sew and large Engine AMI other fixture fer
iAelt business, IN superior style.
I.hey carry TN the House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all It's branches.
They have cun,tlnI!y on hand Hydi auts Of
various de>crl ton, hel'er> kettles, water clos.
cts, bath tub, hut and cold shower baths. re-.
lorl5 Tor bleaching, chemical APP rdu>, Lad
ccmnN patent hath Jumps, lead pipes OF ait sia.
IS, sheet lead o. any thickness and worked mn
10 any manner OF tolm.
Wafer conducted through lcalen pines from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the county.
Also = BE- II PUMPS fucd up TO order.
LEATHER HOSE,
Superior pumps Tor country wells, Steam En-
ginrS &c. &c.
An orders laankaly received and punclu
ally attended To
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
70 several descriptions Of mechanics. la the
: story ct theIf buiidsne % on the eIound
houL al very mOdera'e rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10, 10.
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RESTATRAT,,vIu

ED T.. ZINN, respectfully informs his friend.
"a md the public that he now occnpic, as a
heheshmcsi House. and has pui in good repair Tho
house on MONROE STREET. between MAS Avn
WATER. lie has on hand and will constantly ho
supplied with
FRUIT S-l'aisins. Figs Oranges. Lemons. Applcs
Melons &c &c.
NCTS-Almonds, Filheus. Walnuis, Grouud Nu,s
&C.
CANDIES Of Ill kirds
TOBACCO AND CIGARS--Tho best that con be
found ~ the c'iv
ALE, PORTER, BEER, CIDER, &c.
lie has also Iwo or three fine Oyster Rnums
where he VIII, on after The 18Th inst. serve M
OYSTERS ~ every possible style, and 10 suit the
palaics oI all customers
Parties or families supplied with Oysters. Lob
s'crs. Crabs and oil the other Jclcnc,es IN tho
seasDn for Ihcrn.
lie assures The public that they shall he weIl
served, aud asbs share Of public patronage.
sCpS "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
BOOTS! BOOTSl SHOES! SHOES!
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON,
SANfI-EI Nf-CI AIIEN

~ ME SigH n he BIG RED Foot.
s NOW RECEIVING direct from The manu-
incInrers, $50 packages B,ols ard Shoes, com.
prsirg ore Of The lHrees and best selected assert.
mems of Boots aud Shoes ever offered ~ Ihs mar.
kci. aud wIli he sold either wholesale retail; nj
prices that cnnnoI iil t. please all Who may favor
me with call
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to purchase
n small assortment Of B ipts and Shoes will ia,
upon examination that can supply them upon as
iovprao'e Terms as they con he had in BIiimurc or
PhIlndel Fhin. sep 10 SAINT MCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
CALICO PRINTING.


~ LEWIS STlfEB, Iu'o rms his friends and
~ Customers. Merchants and citizens generally,
that he cCniinmes The above hmslne.s on MAN
STREET opposite BEYMEa's TAVERN, where he
soicis share al pubic patronage rte superior.
y Of his Callcoes over any other Of The kind man
niaeiured IN The Union has been known for many
years Ihroushun, The surrounding country. where
They are universally known as The WHEELING
BLUE S,' lie has Ot hand a large stock OF his
goods OF The hest quality, made on new and FASH
onnbIe patterns, which he will sell WHOLESALE or
RETAIL. at The lowest prices. Amonr his stock ar
made To order will he found, PIECE CALICOES.
BED SPREADS, HhNDKERCHIEFS Sc.ui The
hands'mcsi patterns and styles
lie hns NOW on hand almost every variety nj
new nhd handsome patterns, and he can a, sure
Merchants who wish muslns STAMPED that they
viii find u To their advantage is give him call ns
he Is fully prepared To execute all orders with the
utmost ueainc's and despatch, aud as iot4 or lower
Than 'hev can be done anywhere else west OF the
mountains.
ways use such stock az needs no DRESSING
and therefore pul none on my goods The nublic
may rest assufed that goods from my establishment
tave nn glazing "r Suffering IN them, and will
always wear as handsome they appear whea
purchased.
DYEING.
IN SILK. WOOLLEN, AND COTTON The
Subscriber also inirrfns The public that he no, :
Strict attention the above brunch Of his business
nnd having made great i'm PrOvemcnI ~ his esiab
lshu eat within The lnsI year. lac Is now prepared
io give The msI beautiful colnfs aud fnI., To silk
wOolen or cOiion g. DDS garments for ladies and
gentlemen.
Gcn'lemen's Clothes secured and colorcd wirhonr
HPpug. Merchants C. u have Silk, Woolen or Me
fino Goods handsomely coIored
= ease call mud you will find his prices moderate
nnd WORT " ell done. j LEWIS STIFEI.
aug 81 3m