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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

MI and intermediate Landings-Breasfast ana
Dinner on board the BOa.-rhe splendid
reamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain NJ. II. Tfuesieil
vii leave the foot of Barclay street lnorh side Of the fcry)
On sunday morning, June 18th Seven O'Clock For pa
age. apply board the boat Usual LaDdmg-t ADV eiis
NespOin,, Newburgh, Hampton. Milton, Poughkespse,
lyde Park, khnebeck, Rehook Maiden. tst.ki Hudson,
.,oxslckie, knderOos aud New Baltimore. leH
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Is4s-sUMMER ARRANcEMENT-ls4s.


~U~~- SEW-YOKk AND ERIE RAIL ~
Esz,pr..-7 ROAD LINE for Middleton r, @ oslrn
and Intermediate p.acss. Two Daily
lines each way follows.
For Passengers-Tir new, fast and conmoliols siesu
,Ost 81. NICHOLAS, Capt ALEXANDER n. SCHULTZ, VII
the foot Of Duanestreei daily, SUNDAY excepted
AT past OclocA A. NJ. snd O'Clock r. NJ Through 10
We hours. Returning, tbs will leave Afd.etown al
a.. VI and half pasts T. NJ.
For freight-A barge will leave every afternoon al
clock Sundays excepted f-iregn VIII not be received
frr that hour Shippers fsreby notified that TIE mana
Jfhe gnee and depot where goods ~ b
~ must be distinctly marked upon each article, o,fefsfse
ny .lil not BE- received.
orfurs@r particulars inquire Of J. Van Rensseler, sgec
OF Duane and West -tr~ets.
II. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
York, April Isl; 1875
~ Stages run from Mdile'O~n daily. connection with
10 afternoon line % BLOOMING bnrgb Wgfsboro Monticello,
Mount Pheasant Blnghanion, Owrso, Por Jervs HoDes
ale. Csrbo0dal- Sc.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays TO Dundss' Mont
-o.s. r ri-ni-ville Is.nox BROOKLYN Sc nl3i
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80 VALUABLE TIMBER LAND-sMlrH

UPTOWN, /. IA tract Of IN acres valuable IlMbEi
49, situate within miles OF suffolk station. on the b"ng
Island Railroad being part OF m" bydenbur.h EsaeiV
acres covered with size and thrifty Locust the bal
tnce heavy Osh timber. For terms apply 10
RICHARD VAN DYKE Jr
ieL} lw No II Mall-ireet. Mortimer Building.
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~N- NOTICE TO TIE TRAVELLING
Ezs.5tt.T--NP t- BLIC-HORSiN6 LINE ON LAKE
CHAMPLAIS FROM WHITEHALL TO
ST. JOHNs-Naking Intermediate sncing-.-Pss-sgr -
breakfast on board. The FRANCIS sALTCs, Capt H. q
TpALE leave. Whitehall, Tur,dsy-, Thursdays and ssiur-
lave. AT O'Clock A. NJ and Sc Johns, Mondays, Wenss-
days and Fridays. al O'Clock, A. VI.
for freight or ps.sage apply The Captains Office on
board. II. d. FiLkINS. Agent. Troy.
Passengers leaving Troy Mondays Wednesday. and In.
1sys half past O'clock r NJ BY railroad and packet;
arriv- Whitehall IN time for the above nes morning
myl71
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THE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY

CVUE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
j make assurances against loss or damage by FIRE AMI
inland NAVIGATION on terms as favorable ~ any
illor similar insuuNon In the city.
Capital sg1Od0-Ofire No Il Wslsreet
DIRECTORS.
z Ravens Caleb . Ia-ted. John Rankin.
Saiah TAYLOR VIM " Todd, Meig- Benjamin
! Phillips Phrniy. VIM Couch Nathaniel Weed,
tanning { Tucker. h l. Wooley. Ferdinand suydam
David Lee j Namum, Henry Thompson
Ioln Wolfe. Michael Baldwin Peter l. Ncyius.
Adwsrd Anihonv, II. HAVENS, President
LEXfs PHfLIlfs, Secretary dlSify
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Jnsuranre.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE co.

MUTUAL BEN 6fl IL 61k q ANSO NAV S W.
No II Wslls-
THIS COMPANY il noSs N sve and Successful opers-
Il non insuring LIVES ONLY. on the most accorino-
aring terms. Tbs premium over SO can oe paid one
r1rr,h IN cash nrr.-fOur1s q II months. with
r cent interest which be ffnc-cf desired BY -
,arty making n N. premium Is ess than ="
,er annum. be pad in hayesr.y quarterly moniy
~ u - sly syDert-
mar Of " vess of age hs life for he eyrlu
i've benefit Of lis we and cidrea or 5000 by paying -
Ger and 30 in proportion for larger or smaller sum
nj Ia f sane RATIO for any age The prunts VIII be divided
annually smoug the Insured IN avasee -crlp bearing per
rt interest,", on Inch the COMPANY viii loan money-or
he profits apply 10 subsequent premiums al the option
the Insured
aen--easr Havea-. Rob- l. Paterson. SAM Meeser,
~.rh Low Lewis {. Grover. Ch1r.-s : Mscsnsit
Nm. \. ?. frnl llo- >ttur w n VI simpson,
leo Merle, h..ry Mcs AZ Al. Marc-' l. W ar.
Br~L c. MILES, secretary
i.Ns~ srTw,s1. NJ n. No Boni--t Medical Examiner
ielg PAW
xVvILLIANsBtR FIRE IN>t RANCE
w CO.-Ofc- IN Grand near First street " lismshurgh
Agency Ofc- ". ~ Wai-treei. Wells Bindings. New
for. The Company continues 20 insure every description
( property throughout the United States against Loss or
Dam hy FIRE reasonable terms other Com
gany DIRECTORS.
z' ses, Ss,Ss. Ryvckor '9q H, MTle'
Fred W Favre Francis snenheil. Jeremiah Johnson.
l. Richardson. LEMuEL RICHARDSON, President
ANDREW 3. HODGES. Secretary.
ie2iT WASHINGTON POST. Agent. " York Civ
EIRE INsrRANCE-N he lowest rats. BY the
L HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. IN
-orpOrsied 1910 Charter perpetual
This long established and weSnown institution. having
active operation ti frr wal continues 10 insure
Houses. Furniture stores. Merchandise and other proper
rrri. JOHN NELSON. Jr. Agent
Ie7 raw3m' 81 W-.i-ireet. Nev-Nork
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.T-% APEOPLE'> LINE STEAMBOATS,
1.s.S.s-S-sN FOR ALBANY. Daily, Sundays excepted
rHKoVSH Disf.r-at 7ocicvk.p VI hvn
he Pier between Coursr ami Liberty streets
Steamboat h Nc hfRBOI MIR. Capt A. Hough'on. viR
Mondas. "Wednesday and Friday Evenings n
o'clock.
steamboat ROCHESTER. Capt K q. Cr1enien. vii
cave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, evenings Al
fciosk.
A. Ere OCiock 4 " L0ndiag az lnfermeal.
Places from foF Of Barcidgsk
siesnaoai NORTH AMERICA. Capt l. W Brausrd
viii leave Monday Wednesday. Friday sud sunday a
'ernOOns al o'cccs
st-smhosi NEW JERSEY. Capt 4. n. Furey will
cave Tuesday. thursday and saturday slcTuoons
O'Clock Passenger, taxing either ri the above
Ni arrive IN Albany ample time for the Morning Tram
b. Cur for DE East or West
- The boats and -ubsfsrtalar- fcrn sheS
With AMI elegant and speed and accom-.
noSa'ion- sre Vsesi OE The Hudson.
Freight taken "a Moderate RATES.
r- All persons are forbid trusting any Of he Bosis Of
NJ Line. without a written order from he Captain ~
Agents.
For Passage Freight apply on board TO P. C. sh,
q the Office N. " har. se2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

I'll srUk NM Bt Kt.tt--!.4n.Ang 81
S=s.sta.:7S CALDWELLs, WEST POINT, COLD
SPRING and CORNWALL.
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt CassLrs Hal.
,rfAD. viii leave the Warren.ree Pier every Monday
jcoeN and Tuesday and fnday al ooiock ?. NJ Rssr-
". III leave Newburgh every Tuesday Morning al bali
'as, o'clock, and every "Wednesday and Saturday y
o'clock, r. VI.
All Baggage, Packages or Parcels Bank Bills Spsrse
M On board his boat without being entered tie book or
rcep'ei for be the ss of the thereof sS
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Job primins and Book Binding.
miscellaneous.

BOARDING SCHOOL.
OREPARATORY fBOARDISG) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
L TOWN, CONN.-D. H. CHASE, A. ". PRINCIPAL
established 1895 Sessions cUrnencr May 18Th and Oct
continuing I'VE months, nj 80 per ssssion Thorough
PREPARATION for College business, and personal attentions
r. % upls fully 10 tie most pensve schools
ads from Scgfork placed IN charge of careful per
on ag and returning Circulars al ~ Market street sno
4. prn.dusv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

I'll II
..SSsssraSssss>.-s5 NEWARK AND NEW-YOkh, Daily
Fare only p cenis-Chonss Of Hnr.-On
nd after Saturday. MAY l7h, 1886 the PisSAlC.
apt JoaS carry Will run as follow .unu further noce
Leave Newark. foot Of Centre II. u A. ~ aud a p NJ
Leave New-iork foot Of Barclay -. 10 A. NJ. and NJ
On sundays. leave Newark A. ~ and : r. VI Leave
.rys-YOfk 10 A. NJ. and r. n.
The Passaic has lengti-ned - feet and !.
undres sn1 twenty ieei long Size hss a boiler and
-w cOmmodIOus and elegantly furnished deck saloon. ~
i IN length, and j. in complete Ofdei. Her aecOmmoda
freight and passengers have been very much IN
proved.
n rreghi carried nj rednc~ FL rates mylf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

I Evils GROSS. lrS Fuiion--L door east Of brosa
Ia way, keeps hand isrge assortment Of BOUTS anc
HOES made in the fashionable style and Of me oes
iatrrals. ,,,
y. B.-Nade 70 order al descriptions Of boo' Hn ~
ITS warranted and urc@s LOW suit he times - w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

g,UE SEVENTH WARD are respectfully Informed
i That they be supplied with SODA WATER with thc
Glowing Syrups of sIerior quality VIZ Sarsaparia, LIE
lon Raspberry, Strawberry, Pine Apple Cinger Vanilla
ipice, Cherry, &c. &c. 49,
Also, SARATOGA WATERS FRESH from all the diff
erent Springs For sale and delivered 70 any pa OF Inc
,iy by DAVID SANDS co
Druggists and Apoihecares, II East Broadway,
ie26 corner of Markets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

BURDENS PATENT HORsE-SHOE>, being
ID now sale BY the principal dealers IN Hardware IN The
United States al warranted perfect IN form and made
Ii. very beat refined iron Ever Shoe hch be found
not in accordance with the above recommendation vii be
received back and the money returned win al exresro
,hs mos, distant pa Is OF The country H. Bu RDES Agent
rr,v Inn sp3 Nail Fsrforv NAV a isAi mvia Sswv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
LEEcHEs LEECHEs, LEEcHEs

SWEDlsH LEECHES.-A fresh lot just received Of good
sze and perfectly healthy, for sale wholesale and retail
3 DAVID SANDS co, Druggist and Apoihecary,
eG u Fast broadway. corner Market stree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

I'll lUK Ut UNUN ND TNTEHWEs
Sr-Ssss,..-t<DiATE LANDINGS-Tle steamer HrD-
SON 10 Place of the Wesichesef. he o0ly
that lands nj o'cork,l Captnn William ~ MsLLGS,
vii leave the foot Of Cedar street The ensuing
very Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. at O'Clock, z.
". connecting NJ Hudson wi,h the Hudson and Berkshire
railroad the 1T winch leave TIE arrival on boat
tefumlg, the hoai leaves Hudson Tuesday. Thursday
and sunday nj O'Clock Z. NJ the arrival ~ ll-
Ouclng both ways nj The Intermediate nndinga For
fright or passage, apply ON board or Ia
STORRS 4 STEPHFsON, 10 Westa
This Loaf has BEEN put in order ~,tha new boiler
and engine. and additional number of slate rooms ard
Sil be- found pleasant and conioabea boat any
he fis-r The boat tOw- no bsrze-.
This boat j. now ready To receiye freight ei2d
~N~S APOuGIIkEEPSIE AND NEW.
G-esS...-.fS BURGH-fsR jn.--Landlg at Van Court
and. Dock, Pe-kskilJ West Point, Cold
spring, Cornwall, Newburgh Fishhil and Hamburg.
The new ami fast sirninef EUREKA, Captain Wa.
lfSE TRutsDEL, leaves the foot Barclay street, daily
sundays ssc-pted) al iP. NJ Leaves PoughAe~psls al
l. 81
For freight passage inquire Of the Captain. board
, T. }. HA LL Agent, NJ the office the wharf. eis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
COrRer Of Min aad lIOaroe 81

d HAVE RECEIVED an unusnaiy large ard
q Benuulul stock ri Spring and Summer Copds.
which VIII sell on lhc pay down principle, fnr
cheaper han was before offered Tor sale in his
CITY, consisting M part OF French mud English Broad
Cloths, OF the most bcauiifil styles and qualities
Frouch. English aud American double mud single
mill"d Fancy and Plain Cassrmcres. or these
nFhcles splendid assortment unequalled by any
establishment in this city.
81 MINER GOODS-A foil assortment ur fine
aud substantial Summer Goods. consisting in parl as
follows Summer Tweeds French Linen Drills
Creating Coating, Plain and Fancy Gambroons.
Linen Check. Irish Linens, blk summer cloths
DIR DTadia. hk BombaZnGs; Merao CassiIneres
PLAIN French Linen, Fancy Flench Linen. striped
Cfonkius, Blue Drills; together with any qnanil,y II
'he various kind Of light goods for Goats ond Pants
NESTlNGS-Rrk satin, fgd do. fgd Shnllv.
fgd Narcotics. Gr'd Silk, fe'd Mohoir. fed Linen
and Silks, F'ne and inncy light salins; all new
style aud Tip Top qualities
READY MADE CLOTHING.
we'll assorted stock Black Fmct and Dtcss Coats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

Blue Blk do do Blue do do Brown d,
Green do do Olive do do Black Sum.
ner cloth do do brown do do do
'Croaiing coaing de- d. French Dradia do
summer Twecds do do Summer co,h do
French linen dn white and brown do Cling.
hnm do calico chinlz do; and thousand olhcr
kinds moi vel nan oil.
PANTS-BlaCk Cashmere. blue blk CASHMERE
1lue cashmere plain aud ducy French cashmere.
ma IN lac an assortment HAT embraces every
lyle and quality Of material
STS-Of all qualities fashions and color.
md very gcntecl assortment Of Stocks, Collars
'oscms, Shuts, Drawers, Suspcnicrs, Gloves, Hose
and Hall Hose; fancy satin aud silk cravas and
lScarls.
In prescnling lilo above Tor The favorable consid.
ration of my old friends aud customers | can
'ssure 'hem. that avn lul!y prepared 10 furnish the
most fashionable work Ia measure, or very desrabe
'loihiHg ready made. Being confident Of giving
teDeral saiislrcOn. Customers aud the publIc
generally are respectfully invited to call aud exam
ne my stock. (may % SRCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
MARQUIS OF FAs HON.

W II 10 CHAN Mt HOE,
AT TnE SIGN OF THE MARQUIS OF FASHION
|nPPOSlTE The virginia Hotel and nov, doo.
~ South Of MCLELLAN's BIG RED BOOT. 70.
spec'iuIly Informs his friends and Tho pm bile that
ne IS consionlly receiving sleek Of superior Cloths
Cashmere; Cassinells; Jeans; Summer Cloths
Soshmere'ios; Linens; Dfillings; Gambroons; Checks
&C. &C. "''"s'
:, VESiiNGS-Silk; Satin; Cashmere; MarseilIes
'alehcInsi &c. Shirts; Collars; Stocks; and eyerv
variety Of Goods for Sentlemen's wear PIea.o
give him call, and you will find that he can supplv
at 'ess cost Than any other establishment
READY MADE CLOTHING.
-, ~ very large assortment all kinds Ready Made
CIoihing on hand, to s0ii every description of Gus.
toners Please call and you will not 60 way dis
appointed. No.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
HORNBROOI[ * D.Lt,oN,

ave removed their ,labljshmeEtta ,hc,y
"a y ew Buck Building, east side of MAR
kET 81. few doors below the Post CGloe
where They have supplied themselves wan =
aew ano large Ensine and other fixture for
li1elr business, IN superior style.
they carry un The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING 10 all its branches.
They have constantly on h,nd uydtauts Of
various de>cnl ton, halers' Kettles. water clos
cts, bath tub hot and cold shower baths re.
Ijorti inf bleaching, chemical arr RAIN. lead
Ict inns, pa'en bath pumps, lead pipes Of ain siz.
IS, sheet Iced 5i any thickness and worked mr.
pm auY manner Of lOim.
Water conducted thro1gh lca1en pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Also BEER PUMPS Gued uD 10 order
LEATHER HOSE,
snpshof eomP' FOR country wells, Steam En-
sinps SC. &c.
An order. thankfully received and punclu
ally attended TO-
STEAM POWER.
FOR manufacturing purposes can be supplied
% several descriptions Of mechanics. I'M the
story Of their buliirog, O.. on tbc eIo,nd
io9f "a very moderate rent
wheeling FEB 10 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
DIR. RADCLIFFE,

homeopathic PHYSICIAN,
ED ESPECTFULLY lenders his pro(essiono,
n a services 10 The citizens Of Wheeling.
The Medical Practice which he has The honor oj
Introducing INTO this CITY, comes recommended n,
's general introduction into the families of the fri
circles. m the Chief cities Of Tho Unou--from lie
adoption by long list Of The old school practitioners
and by Iis superior success over every other
method IN the cure and expulsion Of nll finn, oI
cnteable diseases whether acute or chronic.
ln lhs system, all The seventies of The old praciirs
are dispensed wiih, such as feeding, Bllsret,ng
Emeucs. Caibnrncs &c. &c, and when tbe
pfomptifnde Of The cures is considered il viii Il.
iound To be lhe most econ mical mode in use.
d.. Radcliffe. will be found al the Office ADJOINING
The, me residence Of MLure. Esq. Main, nrcsi.
Wheeling. va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
CHANCERY SALE.

Joseph Nlorrison's Executors,
as.
Austin peay and others,
HIN pursuance Of a decree ofihc Circui, Superior
II Court Of Law and Chaneery for Oho county!
made ON the thirtieh day Of October 1914; | Will.
on Tuesday The fret day OF July next, QSi5) sell
at public auction at the front door Of The court house
Of Ohio county. commencing SAID sale at 9 o'clock
r Ny the following described property, viz: thirty
feet OF ground fronting Main street. and running
with like width OF 80 feet back to third or Market
street, being parts OF lot, numbered two (2) and six
(6) in the fifth square Of the lower town Of Whee-
ing
TERMS OF SALE Two hundred doll'rs Of
The purchase money 10 be Iad in cash, and The
balance in three equal payments at one two and
three years, with interest from date, secured by
personal security, and The title TO be withheld until
The whole amount shall he paid
may 81 DANIEL LIST. Special COMM sioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
TREMENDOUS EXCTTEMENTlu
Great Match accJeilcoSa PogioRq d. Fashion
FOR 10000 DCLLARS

HN Consequence Of tho Greo, Nl1Icl, R,ce bo.
n tween those justly celebrated Nays Pegfoso
md Fashion, having come Oh over The Long Island
Course on The l3 h inst, The subscriber has fell
himself compelled. FOR the benefit Of his numerous
customers. To bring out another lot Of hose spepdii
FRENCH HAS which Will be open Tor IN pc con This
day. All persons wishing Tor snperb article. will
no wei 10 eaiI and examine the assortment. a so
very fine article OF Beaver md N,u,,,, Re-,
just finished oil &C MCAIAN
Sign Of lie Big BlacL Hat, I75 Nan, ST.
may IL -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

~ subscriber bias removed his CorJ,g,
n . i"Ig' 10 'hc etani FORMERLY cccunfd H.
,''t on 41nd Of Ropes Bed CorasrtJ 'r,,,,,s
VI t'fF, description, which will be- cold i,,. ,'
's. pf bafitfed Tor Bsrswax. D,in. euo -, 81 W
~ requested o. Eiys h.m 20 coli brf,r,. ,.,...'"'
~ ,I.,"htf'. CIARLEs ~ ELERy
GUS Head Of NstyT rect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
\ CHANCE F0R AFF CTED AND

L " WEAK ENES--Nolice - hereby given
70 nc ci'izens OF Wheeling and surrounding coun.
Try that The celebrated Opt clan from Poland In.
arrived IN This city and taken Rooms al BEYNIER'S
hOTEb where he is prepared To attend w all kinds
oi affected eyes. From his long experience in The
pioiession in England, France. Germany and o,het
portions Of Enrope, he FILTERS himself that he ca,
give general satisfaction. lie is prepared to suit
afflicted eyes with The very best kind OF French
chrysIols-in either gold or silver frames.
! lie does all kinds Of cunning with or yvitbo,,
scanfying and in The easiest mnnner HIS cbnrpss
are moderate. Imoy 10 lyl JACOB CERT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
REMoyEI..

vac subscribe haviog G, movsd his HAT
a CAP AND FUR STORE. "a The larg,
and comm"dinuS room No rs Main NJ hyc,
doors below his former stand and nsatIv onno,
site the Va llolel, would respectfully ,ali {
aucniion OF his friends and customers general
~, 10 ms large and splendid stock OF HAS and
caps "i every variety and shane in cue.
C1uh'iy Merchants are invited 10 call aud ex.
ANIME nv stock pr viuuS 10 going El>f os
am determined 10 rut II ? II Us by The Case AZ
ibwer iaieS lhanihey can possibly he purr based
East OF the Mountains. Cal aud examine r
yourselves al The sisu OF the ma y .ACK
MT ian % A q kI,CAJI ASt -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
SSKIN SOFT AND FAIU--As we

"a KIN SOFT AND FAIV--As we'll rs
- imrar'ing a dchcae roseaIe hue to The com
pieAion As creeIor aud cor scrvalor of ihai mos,
distinguishing charm OF female luyeliness n trons-
parent fair sNIn, NYMPll SOAP. ma, be said ~
eSed an almost magical power Composed for The
h"si paii OF Oreniui balsamic plnnis to The ptiet
exclusion oiaIi mineral admxure il sdistnp shed
incidentally for IT'S extremely bland purifying and
soothing "ci'on on the skin; and, by acting on The
pores ond minute secreIory vessels, expeIs all
impurities from the surface allays every rendency
10 ihhimmaion5n md by this method alone, effectu,
any dissrales oil redncss. ian. pinpes. lreckles.
snnhufn. and other unsighily cuianeous yisiiaIions
sohInicoi tn lovelmoss, lis constant use will chntcc
me most bilious complexion into one Of radiant
"hheness while on The neck. hands and arms Il,
o's'o"s d,hcacy and fairness hieh its continued
use VIII happily project. with every appearance Of
yon'huI charm. TO The most al vaneed period ofli(e
IL is irvolnable as rcnsvaiing aud refreshing
"osh during travelling or exposure TO the sun.dus,
or harsh wind. ana after The injurious denreo oi
heat felt IN crowded assemblies.
TO gentlemen afflicted with tenderness Of Tho
sNIh III shaving, The use the Nymph soap will be
found TO noy oil cuIicular irritation occnsoneJ no
comioon soap or cream. or The climate, which like
mat oi HE United States where the yariaIion oI
Tue weather scis aside all chances Of calculations
ana "Lee exhala'ions and damp, together with
rough wind. exist throughout a great portion oftb,
year me NfMPli soap has proved on invaluable
rcSe'vaIivo OF the skin, and. lrora lis extraordinary
thcacy' deserves place among The household
treasures OF every family.
for sale ny o FAIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

5! III At $ !--Jusr received at the
a Wheeling shoe store, sign II The Back
ninmmo'h %! dozen Of Mems white Palm Has.
u'@on oi Mems coorcd Palm Hat, 6 dozen Buys'
M"'e Palm Has. . dozen Boys COLD Palm Hats 4
dozen Infants Palm Hats An 81 which yyin be
sold very law Tor cash,(or lG)TODD & HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
Snh BAGS RIO COFFEE;
cOV 30 do Jaya Da

SnA BAGS RIO COFFEE;
cOO 30 do Java Do
25 Bags Pepper;
30 do Pimenlo;
80 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
IN do Gun Powder Do
Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum;
Casks EPSON Sails;
4 do Salefaius;
! do Boston Syrup;
do Madder;
200 do Lquorce Ball;
4o Boxes IS, 5s. l2s. Is and pound Lunby
fohacco Of superior qualities;
do L2dy's Twist Tobacco;
230o do Brazier's and Sheeling Copper
2OO do Cinnamon;
Ceroon's Indigo.
6 Bbs Copperns;
20 Boxes M II Raislns;
Bbs Ground Ginger;
4O do Crushed Sugar;
do Puverzed Do
i do Cloves
J do Nuimegs;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do Varegaied Soaps;
Bale Bordeaux Almnnds;
lOOO do Cotton Yarns, Nos s 10 IO-ius, ,s,
ceived and for soleby WIN FLEAiINf,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
COED WATCHES,

r mo iulI JcNeHtu W Iobiis Lever "u'Shes,
DR. do JOS johnson do
Fall icwclled and plan Lever Watches OF o.hel
ami every description;
tull jewellCd Anchor escapcm't gold lever watches
Do Cylinder escapcmcni gold Watches
Also fnc full icweed and plain silver Lever;
Do do Cylinder silver watches;
Also, silver verge watches ofyarious kinds; iogcihct
with large ard splendid assortment OF ladies' largo
Topaz Garnet. Cameion. Jet anl other Set Pms very
enc. Some very ,hcap do Also. every variety Of
gen!lcmehs Brcas, Pms aud Shirt Studs.
Ruby, Diamond Emerald, Garnet, Topaz. Pearl
Jo. aud every variety OF set and plain Rings Garnet
and other Stone Necklaces; Guld Fob aud Guard
Chains; Gold Pencils; Gold Thimbos; Gold, Silver
aud Gilt Hair Pins. very fine; Silver Pencils. Ladies
Fans; Silver Tea and Table Spoons; German Silver
aud Briiinnia dc; Silver Batter Knives; German do
Silver Salt SPOONS; Silver Sugar Tongs; Fine orna :
mcn,ed Six Purses; Silver Pencils all kinds
PREMIUM DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS