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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27


ITALIAN HONESTY AND ENGLISH
ilONOUR.--An English nobleman. who was
known to devote his wealth literally TO the
acquisition OF antiques having arrived in the
eternal city, V. forthwith commissioned a
cameo winch he made sure would please the
earl from one of the best labncatofs of anti
que gems, class of artists then of real talent
ana not necessarily parties to the imposition
'hey created as their works were valuable
even as copies. A fine stone was selected. II
was Finished in the best style, and committed
10 a Jcweller to be set as ring. In his hands
~ was casually broken to bits; the plot was dc.
',a'eo' lhe dealer was furious but the victim
1 Ia3 no. saved. The willy Italian fell upon a
y hgving selected principal morsel Of the
cameo ne carried il to The peer, as fragment
llSt brought ~ by a peasant, which. though
Incomplete, rivellcd the rarest gems in perlcc-
uon Of material and ofort, After dwelling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

The TIME TO BLUSH -" Blush r..
no" said distinguished Italian TO ~ IL. 10.
relative, whom be met issuing from hs yD.''s
vice, 10 YOU shculd have bla3heJ Nh. a"'.' %
went IA The heart alone Is saf@ -; =.
shiinks tom the slightest contact %, o .i'i.'
Ho', o. e'i' and waits not t. inquire W.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the St. Charles and
Ncraude Hotels. is agcnt for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
for new subscriptions. will receive imn sdia,e
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

There are "PicKrocEETs ABROAD" as the
man said when the fellow walked of with his
cane.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

lsM,u SrrrN, Esq. is our Agen, for Brooke
county, Virginia.
Ma. LEVI MELLoR. is our Agent for S,cu-
benvillc, Ohio, and vicinity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
our ailectionate mother,
ANGELINA DE COURCEY

O. The lettings have taken place on the
Mad River aud Lake Eric Rail Road from
~ Mention Hardin CO. to Urbana Champaign co.
! ne contractors WHOSE names appear IN the
Logan Gazette, arc Of the first class and iii
DO IL up right
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
FRANKLIN
COTTON FACTORY.

INIIS establishment il INV IN FIJI, ooc,,,,o,
n manufacturing Cotton va rms Of oil kind. FINN
NO TO 20. The machinery being entirely new
ana oiihe moot improved order lin Cotton machio,
ery) and The "aple from which the Yarns arc made
oe'ng very hne. will be warranted equal h, nav.
ming OF me Kind manufactured wost Of the moon.
.n'ns Also Candle Wick. Carpet Chain. Bar,,ns
u b'pp'ng I"'nts mode 70 order This being q
new enterprise with tho sobsc,ibe, n, iii b.
lhSnhI1l 10 his old friends and tho publ,c n, ,hs,,
Iovofs and patronage, al The Sane lime giving rbcr
good an article, and at low price as the same
ron be bad east or west. wv '''"'
~" 50 on GEO r TINGLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
TfmrFB,
FRIDAY. june NJ. i,a3.

v0LNEY B. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent ior receiving Subscriptions and Adyer-
t,semcn,s for the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His Offices are -
l6 State Street, Boston.
30 Ana Street, New York
50 Pine Street, Philadelphia.
Corner OF Baltimore ANA Calvert Streets,
baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

The Philadelphia Sun SAYS, the Natives
o' the west are going ahead and overcoming
all obstacles. Hc probably aIludes to some Of
.ne NauVe Indians on their wild horses. lean
ing natural dykes at the base of the Roctv
"''un'ai"s' chasing the bufialoes. We know
nootber natives that are going ahead nrcb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

DlED.-On Saturday, the 21st inst, SAM
uEL LIf'rts, infant son of MIR. Geo, w. joint
son,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

Messrs. MASON & FUTILE. No. lsS Mas
sau Street, arc our authorized Agents in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

two, viii send to the editor of the Atlas f r
insertion. Ii viii be at least curious to sre
now two great writers treated the same topic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMO.
RYOF GEN. JACKSON IN WHEELING
on THURSDAY. TIE THIRD OF JULY
NEIT


ON THURSDAY, TIE THIRD OF JULY
NEXT.
The following are the arrangements agreed
upon by the Committee who, in announcing
them TO tho public, extend cordial invitation
20 all ,',c citizens of the city aud county, with
on, distinction Of part, to DC present on the
occasion.
lst. The services will be opened with pray
ct by the Rey. Henry r. Weed in the PRrspy-
TERRAIN CHURCH, at o'clock, precisely, ON
Thursday the THIRD day of July next.
-2nd. Resolutions of coincidence.
81. A funeral Grafton on the life and char
acter Of the deceased, by Huch J. JEwEIr, Esq
of st. Clairsvillc, Ohio.
4th. Bencdiction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
OUR RAILROAD CONVENTION w

OUR RAILROAD CONVENTION We
rejoice TO find that our contemplated Rail
Road Convention, to come off on the first
Monday IN July next, meets with general and
enthusiastic favor throughout large portions of
the North West. Our proposition and call 10
those who are likely TO be the victims of a
sordid selishness, have met with rcsponse
worthy OF all commendation and we take il
as an earnest that our fellow citizens are awake
to their interests and high sense of duty 10
the commonwealth. With us il is almost an
issue OF life and death with our State il is n
matter OF highest moment to her fiscal rela
Tons, whether the Rail Road terminates at
wheeling or ParkeTsbuTg. If the latter is
made the point, our improvements hardsH =
the line will be materially affected aud ptcM
diced to the advantage of the few-=s5f ~. fIr-
mer, all great and general interestyy Wal, IL.
sufficiently protected, and the BatirnerS and
ONO Rail Road, instead of being rivafto DIR
public improvements, will be a source of last
ing advantages to an oppressed and neglected
portion of the State.
correspondent in the Wheeling Times
and Gazette, who writes from Moreantown
over the signature Cd" takes up our proposed
Convention with the spirit and zeal of one
who hno'CS and feels how much is at stake in
The object we have in view. We have assu-
idnceS from MN that MonOngdlia will not
only send up her portion of delegates To our
Convention, but that she will speak the rigbt
sentiment iii the next Legislature. Our CO.
temporary, also, of the Momtaineer is push
ing the ball with vigorous hand and we
iccl assured that he will not be slack in the
advocacy OF the rights of the North west until
every wish rs consummated and her political
Importance justly acknowledged by those who
have become garulous because she claims them
1IolC.
wheeling, too, is alive to our call. The
Times and Gazette, promises strong delepa-
ton from that city; and the tone with which
II speaks indicates that they will come up In
The right spirit, and give fervent utterance to
their sentiments. We expect to have a slori.
Gus day,---one that will be remembered here
after and associated with the prosperity of the
North West-and an expression of sentiment
given which will be heard and hearkencd TO
throughout the State.
We hope our citizens will be active in this
matter. The object is to ascertain the sense
OF the country around us, touching the Rail
Road route. Il is important, then, that there
should be full eprescntatiOn.--Ua Pi-
OucfT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

h"ey have had another negro boy excite
m'nt at fHwrenceburgh, Pa. prohbly s.
ehancc Tor DIR. Elder toget another interesting
lock OF wool We think we see him prcs.i inc
that lock to his lips as dear memcrio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

"A GONE CASE.-The last rcroain;no lo,,
OF ue Boston Post was stuckcd Out OF ms b.
Picdyunc FN''' ~ copy -
80, person earring sickle through the street
ace'l'hts'iy let it iall, whereHpon il VS.
drcpsieai complaint ' '''' q
we are not sgfpncd at the Picayunc,
ds'paif That IS The pun tia, Cotton NJ.
s,'e' $ grant ia'her whipped hm f,t--no, ~,
'he pun ta'for bot-hiogi II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
} Signet of the {
} imperial will {
(Signedl
PETER PARKER

Latte Chinese Secretary to the Legation.
*The fue ports in the Chinese empire which
the treaty opens to the commerce of the u. S.
-EDIToR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

G-TThc apparatus of the Hope Fire Com
pany has been removed to its old quarters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

hoA' w. W.Irwiu, has forwarded 200 d,,.
lars ifom' Copenhagen to the Pittsburgh af
fcrcIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

OF-We learn from the Ohio papers tI,t
the opinion now prevails that The Smiths
who gave credit to the ST. Clair money BIZ
endorsing II, are not bound to redeem dol
tar OF IT. They reason, that no man is bound
to luliil an Illegal contract, and as there was
a law existing in Ohio, forbidding any one 10
act as the agent Of foreign banking insiitn-
ton, they are legally justified in refusing 10
redeem the paper Of the exploded bank. we
can scarcely believe that the managers Of This
red dog swindling concern. can have the To-
Inerity to carry their scheme Of plunder to
such length i would be a degree Of atrocity
~ Pi3ndeilng the poor. that iorcxcecds ever
act Of legalited robbery that has gone be- fore II
PiflsCurgh Post.
So ., the law was loco foco bantlins ana
sithough the Smiths are no less swindlers. we
hop The locofocos will not curse their own
.chick"nsuniil hey are ready 10 kin them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
WHEELING Va.

REPORTED BY CHAS. III. BERRY.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
W Boats for the last "a hours. ending yestsr.
day at a o'clock, p. M.
ARRIVALS. DEPARTURES
Josephine, Cincinnati P;tt,buroh
Arrow,
New England, Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Della, 90. -
Rhode Island, Marietta
Amulet, .----.----
Water in the channel ii feet. Falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

DOBLIC SALE--On FRIDAY the Ilh day of
July lo45, will sell at public auction. in
front Of Couu House Of Ohio couniy. The following
lois Of ground situated in East Wheeling, and
numbered in The plat Of ssld city l43, 80 and a.
Also ohe half Of lot No 22i The tile 10 said lois
rs perfect. Terms OF sale Cash.
Jun 27w GUCARTER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

N w BANK OF VA
JuNE 26 Ie45.
HIS Bunk will he closed ON next FRIDAY, The
4ih Of July! Nhe. due on that day will re-.
qu,re attention on the day previous
pn2I J LIST, Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

n LBUMS-A splendid assortment OF Album,
"a Just received and ior sale by
Jun ~ JOHN J HASWELL Unio n ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
RAIL RoAD,RAu.RoA

Extract from the proceedings Of Meeting of
me delegates 20 the fcirmont ConUeation,
held in the City Hauoa Wednesday cpeI,t,,g,
June 25th.
hcsotrcd, That two from each, ward i'm the
city, and two from Ritchietown be selected to
act IN conjunction with the committee appoin-
ted ON Monday evening last, who shall consti-
tule committee TO make the necessary ar
engagements Tor attending the Fairmont Con-
vention.
The following gentlemen were appointed on
Monday evening:
John Goshorn. VIM. Gregg.
l. w. Mitchell, A. Bedillion,
y. Clemens. Robert ". Wilson
n: +. Woods, Jacob Gooding,
VIM. Douglass, John Thornburgh,
A. Ridgley, Jr.
Gentlemen appointed on Wednesday even.
ing.
LIST Ward, John Hamilton, I Johnston, jr
"a A. II. Chapline, Jno. Knote,
sd John Graham. A. L. Laidjey.
lth g 4. Ii Honbrook, Jacob Amick,
9th BE. Kelly Uenrv EchoI,
Ritchietown J. 4. Bier. ]. M. Wheat,
Resotued, That the above committee be re-
quested To meet at the Office of SHrRsARr
CLEMENS, Esq, on Saturday afternoon next
at o'clock, when it is hoped there viii be q
general attendance.
THOMAS HUGHES, Chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

DAPER PAPER PAPER Jus, reed 100,
feams OF superior article OF ruled Letter.
s"1 Gap Papers; aud will be sold cheap a, tho Book
'.o"e'y STORE OIL w ROBB.
~" 81 Cor Main g. Union s,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

SCHOOL BOOKsI SCHOOL DOoKss
tSr received. fresh supply Mrs Lincoln, 4.
Botany. Mrs Phelps Botany for Beginners.
fns,s History United States; Ross. Larn G,ammor.,
Ni"enehs Geography and Atlas; Mi,cheiIs Pima
~ Geography; Comstock's Phvsoloov. An,ho.'..
= @ a.; Sanders lat, 81, Sd aud 4,h ResJsr,' s,r
'",e a. w } ROBES,
u" Cor Main & Union ste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

"RlTlNG--MR AINswoRTH. re.p.c,fal,
" gives notice 10 the citizens Of Wheel
,ns ans vicinity. iha' he has just opened Rooms on
~, han o'ee'. ever Mr. Robbs Chair Factory, Tor
me reception Of pupils in Penmansbip.
The cturse Of instruction will no ,ho,o,.,, a.,
satisfactory. Ladies viii wriro ai o O'Clock A AT.
and Al 2 O'clock afternoon VIZ
'sn''emen will wr:ic at all o,her hours throuyb
INC DAY. class will meet at early candle iss,-
S"a ano'nsr viii write from 0 ill 10 O'Clock. p All
rn'a'e lessons VIII be given IL desired. inn "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

NEw TESTAMENT n PsALMs--Jos, pub-
IN Ished ina bcsIiiui octave form. large olear'
pfiD'' The New Tesismenf with lbs Book OF Palms
~ one volume, lor sale by
jsn 10 JOHN IffASwELL. Unioa e.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
TIE EIOSK.f


BENEATH the shadow of arse-leaved plane,
Above the ripple OF shallow stream,
Besid. cypress-p planted cemetery,
In gay-painied trelS-worked kiosk,
A company OF easy Mus!lms sat,
Enoving the calm measure OF deilsht
God grants the faithful even here on earth.
Most pleasantly The bitter berry tastes,
Handed by that brighi-eyed and neat. .Ig!5ed boy ];
Most daiut!ly the long chi6ouk Is filled
And almost before -mptied, filed again:
Or. with free goodwill, from mouth 10 mouth
Passes the cool Ndrgheelecf serPentine.
So sit they, with some low occasional word
Breaking the silence in itself 50 sweet,
While o'er the neghborlHg bridge the caravan
Winds slowly in one lin- interninaole
OF camel after camel, each wlth neck
Jerked up as smiling the far desert air.
Then one serene old Turk, with suowwhl;e beard
Hanging amid his pistol-hllts protuse,
Spoke out-"Till sunset all the time is ours,
And we should take advantage OF The chance
That brings us here together, This my friend
Tells BY his shape of dress and peaked cap
Where his home lies he comes tom tarlhest off,
So let the round OF tales begin with him."
Thus challenged, IN his thoughts the Persian dIyed
And. with no waste OF faint apologies,
Related a plain story of hlS lite,
Nothing adventurous, terrible, or strange,
But, as nc said. simple incident,
That any one there present might have known
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
THE sYRLN'S STORY.

To an Egyptian soldier, scared and bronzed,
The duty OF narration came The next:
Who said. s. That soldiers tales were out OF place
Told in calm places and at evening hours.
Ills songs required thee5nuslc OF the gun
He could recount thousand desperate feets,
Ha;r-breadth escapes and miracles of war.
Were he bur covering round low watch-tire
Almost in hearing of the enemy:
But now his blood was cold, and he was dull,
And even had forget MS owa wlla past.
They all had heard-had East and West not heard
1t might be that the Great Pasha was great,
Bu; BE- was fond of trade-of getting gold,
Not by fair onslaught and courageous strength,
But by mean interchange with other lands
OF produce better in hls own consumed;
This was ike treason TO 4 soldier heaIt;
And aIl ne hoped was thai when ibrahIm
SAT in his fathers seal. he would destroy
The fight of iocusts-Jew. and Greek, ard Frank,
Who had corrupted Egypt and her power,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
THE SAYINGS OF RABIA.

RABIA was holy woman, who lived in the second cen-
fury OF the Hega. Her savings and thoughts are collect
cd bv many devotional Arabic writer's they are remark
able development OF purely Christian mystical spirit so
early in the history OF Islam the panhestc mysticism Of
Siism soon followed and obtained signal victory over the
bare positive tei:m OF the Prophet clothing the hearess
doctrine with u radiant yesture Of imagination.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
,y-yoRK. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH Il, 1915.

By all their nelcenay thoughts and acts,
And sent him there, brave soldier as he Wis
To 60 beg service At the Sutan's hand.
Yet lbrahlms heart was sill a noble one;
No man could contradict him aud not fear
Some awful vengeance was this story known !!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

A plous friend one day oi Rabia asked,
How she had learnt the truth OF Allah wholly.
Bv what instructions was her memory i9sked-
How was her heart estranged from this worlds
folly!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HINTS LlNIME.NT.-Ihis celebrated rstn-iy II
for the first time offered 20 The New ork public the
-b,y which II hiss obainr II the county Necheste)
WHERE Vas originally iatrducrd has adaee hs proprietor
been discovered Al external remedy that has proved
IN its effects in rernlneutly curing the following diseases
Rherf,EGiis1a SrekeG Lbs tE ~ TIE Chesi and BGeS
Sgr:iiLs Br1astS NerroaS .37sconS, HsdsReSS y, the
JOINTS Conrrctis.s Of TIE iisrles. Barns Sail RheHa
C-o4p. .isHe IN TIRE Face, Tooth .3ebe. &c Sc.
The following letters from the highly sTrpeu; Physicians
who have had charge Of the HoSr ia the Sies Sip State
Prison fo- many years. the most powerful evidence ~ tNcT
OF This celebrated External Remedy and is sufficient
Ike that WORTHY the confidence OF The i7s6he oF f3Ic'
ulars the certificates accompanying each eCs. Pnce
p Cents
SING SING. December e6tb 1874.
Ny Deer Sir: Received your of yesterday asking
opinion IA relation HINTS Lnuisnt prepared by Nix g. +
Stanton Knowing rs composition and having frequently
us II can recommend 10 safe external remedy,
and In my opinion the best Linmen; now
Very truly and res -ctuliy yours.
Col: PrRRE EAx CoRrL,~pr.
fully concur IN the above oplGiOn.
WM. y. BELCHER, VI. y.
This Lirimeni j. sold by RpShou Co 10 Broadway 20
Asor House Broalway fourieenih.>trevg A. h. y
D. sands - tulton-sts 23 Broadway = East EndNSy;
Aspinwa, So Willmsrert; MeIkiu 5ll Broadway: Cui-
snd Gand-strec;; {. P Hues,s NasSau.s,r cor.
Of Ann BonSail cor. Canal and Hudson Austin. coo
Cedar aud Nassau j. J. Coddngton Sl1 Huison.Spst
taism OF Oldsp and Waeg.strre Hibbard Obj
s6 Johnstreet Mrs. Hayes l9 Eu;oEs Brcoklyn Quirk
ut Atlantic and Columbia Brooklyn; and Druggists
HOADLEE, PHELPS Y co. iI2 Waterstr-et V y who
the wholesale agents Orders addressed them the
proprietor St Stag Sns viii BE- offended 20.
70; I'm. GEORGE +. STANTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04
TIE blind Abdal!ah sought the tent
1Iri.axa ,,,,ih tho cc c.r listening crnNvn 4

TIE blind Abdal!ah sought the tent
Where, mid the eager listening crowd,
NIohammed gave his wisdom vent.
And. entering fast, he cried aloud
go Father full OF love and ru,h
My soul and body both are blind;
Pour on me then some rays oil truth
From thine Illuminated mind.
Pcrchancc the Prophet heard him not,
Or busted well. seemed not 10 hear,
Or. intcrrupt,d then forgot
How all mankind TO God are dear:
Dispuing with the great and strong,
He trowned in momentary pride,
While through the jeerlng outer throng
Tn unnoticed suppliant crept aside
But. in the calm of that midnight,
The Voice that seldom kept alooi
From his blest pillow spoke the right,
And uttered words OF stern reProof:-
"How dost thou know that poor mans soul
Did not on thy regard depend
The rich and proud thy MOODS control -
Imeant thee for the mourncr's friend.
Deep in the Prophets contrire heart
Thy holy rrprmand remained,
And blind Abdallah for his part
Kindness and reverence thence obtained:
Twice, after wears Of sacred strife,
Within Medeenah's walls he ruled,
The man through whom Mohammed's ie
Into lis perfect grace was schooed
Aud, from the warning of that night,
No one however humble, past
Withou; salute the Prophets SIGHT,
Or felt his hand not held the last:
And every one was tree TO hear
Ills high discourse, and in his breast
Unburden theirs without d fear
Ofuoubling his majestic rest
Thus too, when Muslin Muslin meets,
Though new the face and strange the road,
His peace BE- on you' sweetly sreets
The ear, and ghtens many a load:
Proclaiming that in Allah's plan
True nlen oi every rank and race
Form but one family OF man,
One Paradise their res,ins-place.'
sslutation in the East seems almost religious ord'
ace and good manners part the duty OF good Muslin
The following should be read by all who believe
hat Heaven leaves any land or nation without .
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-04

D lcHARD FISHER, Jr. WATCH-NANER and Jewel
IL Ter, Is prepared to sell Watches AZ retail lower
than any oher house in the city A. he 10 constantly re-
cevi all descriptions direct from the manufacturers IN
England, France and switzerand. he is enabled 10 offer
very large assortment Of Gold Watches from SIS to sl00
each Silver do. fOm s. &c $40 eacha warranted
Eecp good time. the money returned I-o very go0
assortment Of [Jeclry and Silver Ware very low " B.
Second hand Watches and oh God and Silver taeu IN
change or bought for cash. Wa:c Clocks. Music Boxes
and Jewelcy repaired Ia the best manner and warranted
by experienced wormeT low any other house N the
city RICHARD FISHER, Jr. importer OF Watches =nc
Jewelry, wholesale and retail NJ. 33l Broadway, Ss-
York. = few dooss above the City Hospital
uls RICHARD FISHER, JF.