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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
o, w. HEISK ELL.

W
ID ESPECrFULi.Y announces 10 The Ladies' OF
IN Wheeling that he hos opened n new ond
splendid stock Of rich Fancy Goods. part OF which
are enumerated below.
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Cashmere Pyramid Rob, $ "a new nrIcle )Ombre,
Cross over. striped and plain Cnshmcres; Cashmere
d'Ecossc; Fompadonrs; Mnuslin De Lanes; Cross
over aud every other description Of colorcd and
black Alpacas.
EVENING DRESSES.
Colorcd md Wine Embroidered Partisan Robes,
"a beautiful aricle) White Muslin Robes; Tarle-
tens and SuIsses, al all kinds; very rich Wine and
COlofed BrOcode Silks.
SILKS.
Block Satin Striped Annnre, Wauered and Striped
Puult je Sole; SiUn Striped. BrocaJe. | usiung nnd
Gro tie Suisse Silks, Omhrc. Embroi !ered aid Striped
Fancy Silks,
SHAWLS.
Printed Casl mers emb'd. Turkiri. Broche, Slrs.
dilla. Black and mode cold ThibeI (emhd and plain
with silk Frnges0 Damssk. wursied. Omhrr. Ka.
byle, Damosk Worlen md Muslin lie Lame Shauls.
FANCY GOODS.
Rich French worked Capes. Collars aud Chemi,
zeiics; French worked. Revere aud Hem Stiiched
Linen Cambria lIondkorchisE; Velvet edged end
Satin Sasiies for Bonnet Trimmings; New Style
Grape Scarf; Long and half Long white. cold and
SILK ilosc; Silk Fringcs and Velvet Ribbons for
trimming dresses.
6In a few days he will open. in addition to The
nhoye, u large stock OlSInplo Dry Goods, Tor family
use. nov Z
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY y.

DAVIS as follows throughout The month oi November
Draws on Tues~dnys--Cnpirnl prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of leakage wholes
Sl2; shares in prrpnriion.
Draws on Thu~rsdays-Capiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickels 81; certificates Of package wholes
Sl4; shares IN proportion.
DAVIS on Saiurdays--Capita prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate oi package wholes
Sl4: shares ia proportion.
Address your orders 10
nov | N l. DORSEY. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
10000 Dollars.

Grand consolidated Lonery Of D,iopore j. Georgia
CLASS nc GO.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Saturday, Novem'r %.
| ~ $4,000 of 10000 I OF 5000 of 5000
10 Nos. Is bnllo's. Tirkels 10 dolls; certificate
of % wliUiss 1872 dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
S2O.OOO!

Pukomoke River Lottery. Class M 900.
Il" he drawn nj Wilmington. Del November 10.
l ~ 10000 l Of 5000 | ol 1000 | OF 1000
10 Nos, IL ballots. Tickets ) dolls; certificate
OF % wholes "a dolls; shares IN proportions,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
$4,000.

P"komoke River Lottery. class No 232,
To be drawn AT Whining ton. Thursday Novem'r 90
oi soOO0 | ri 1000 | of 1000 of l066
40 Nos. IA ballots, Tick cts 50; certificate pack.
'ge 20 Mhules % dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
SI500Ot

Pokomoke River LOTTERY. closs No 236.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Wednes'y Novem'r2 6
| Of $4,000 OF 5000 I al 5000 of 1000
75 Nos. ID ballots. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
age 26 wholes 60 d,lls; shares in proporuIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
NM r. WISH 10 call The readers attention TO !
Wv WISrAR,S BALSAM Of WILD CHER

EN r. WISH IN CnII Tie rcadeTs attention 10
w WlSTAR'S BALSAN of WILD CHER
RY, that Is n advertised IN another column. There
IS some ,eculiarlis about '0i' article that no other
remedy has. II is completely master of ell Pnlmo-
nary Diseases. even In The most malignant. .urh rs
oar NEST pruinincni and skillul physlcinns ofier long
ireaimeri have gwen mp in despair as beyond he
reach Of medicine. and their skill. are cured by This
remedy. The reader may think there is snnie rs.
surance in thus. and with some rcn.ur, loo. il il was
not PLAIN matter OF fact proved bv many cases with
in our immediate circle Of acquaintance. We re-
commend i, Ia the afflicted ms the best medicine be
fore the public For sale by
J CRuMBACKt.R, l73 Main ST, yhoo,i.u
PRYOR PAULL. l64 Markets., ""eeims
nov 3 lm
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S3O.OOOA

Grand eonsolidofed Lottery of D.ia rare & George
CLASS No. IS,
To he drawn al Wilmington. Saturday Noven'r Is
l Of $4,000 ] OF 10000 I OF 5000 I Of 1000
rs Nos. l3 bnllois. Tickets $40; certificate pack
age 26 wholes 1873 dolls; shaics m proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

INTERESTING BooKS-Rind Words for the
Il Kitchen, by Mrs Coplcy; The Wrongs Of Wo.
man. by Charlotte Elizabeth; Meloia and other
Poems. by Eliza Cook; Family Monitor or Domestic
Guide. by Mrs Ellis; Flora's Interpreter or tho A
mexican Book of Flowers and Sentiments, Ivy Mrs
Hale. For sole by JOHN J HASwELL.
nov Union Street.
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3 OF SlOnOOt
4 DE R60Quf

Pokomoke River Lottery. Class No 229.
To I've drawn NJ Wilmington, Del November IL.
3 nf $1,000 3 oi 5000 q, $500 uf 1000
IS Nos. II ballots. Tickets 8 dolls; certificate
package &c who es ll3 dolls; shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
$4,000.

Pokumoke River LOTTERY. class No 237.
To be drawn al Wilmington. Thursday Nuv'r 81
| of $1,000 ] al $500 lofl500 L f ll40
~ Nos. II balloIs. Tickets So; certificate pack
age 25 whoics % dolls; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
SPLENDID O OF
Fall & W inter Goods,

h UST RECEIVED from Inc East. the mos,
80 sp.eudd stock OF French AMI English Broad
Bea,e r and Wellington CLOTHS; Plain and Fancy
Cassimercs; every variety Of VESyiNGS To SUI
the taste OF 1.-The mos, iaslidinps.
Having procured the latest Fashions from Lon
don, PARIS and Philadelphia. The subscriber is pre-
pared To furnish hose whI may plense To give HIM
a call. wMh q style not io be surpassed ia The West
lie hopes I" see his friends. customers and the
public generally call and examine his stock OF su.
perior goods. before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN f BLACK.
Four,h door South Of tie Va. HobL, Man 81,
oct 81 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
$4,000.

Pokomoke River Lottery. class No 233.
To be drawn at WIimingtcu. Del Friday Nuv'r 81
1 of $4,000 Of 5000 Of 1000 of 5000
10 Nos. IL ballots. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
age % wholes 50 dolls; .harcs in proportion.
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S3O.OOO!

Grand Consolidated Lottery. class 10.
To he drawn at Wilmington. Saturday. Nov'r lS
l 81 $4,000 oi 5000 Of 1000 lof2lI7
rs Nos. IL ballots. Tickets 10 dolls; certificate
Iackage % wholes IS dolls; shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
&S.OOO.

Pokomoke River Lottery. class No 22T,
To he drawn Thursday, November 10. lSiJ.
l ct $1,000 10000 of 1900 of 1000
10 Nos. ~ ballots. Tickets So; certificate pack
age % wholes s3i; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

NR WiSrARS GREAT DISCOVERY.-Ir
~ was once sald, There is nothing new under
lie sun This hns been emphniicnlly true IN refer
encc TO medicine. Hundreds oi Pills, Pnnneens,
Eapecioran's and Specifics OF all sorts have been
pHfled into n"iorieiy-nll made mainly uf The same
ngtedienis. adding no new materials 10 The healing
arr Bur DR. Wisinr's Balsaxn Of Wild cherry fur.
nirhes a new medical ngeni-a new principle
evolved from Nainre's own Depository. IL cures
Asthma. %lncipieni C~ousumpiiuns. Liver Complaints
and oil diseases Of the Lungs when moth irg else
will. An honorable ncmber IL The Canadian Par
lament. writes that 1t has cured hun uf Asthma of
ten years standing. A Williams. attorney nj law.
5S William street, New York. has been cured OF
The snme disease 81 twenty. fur years standing.
Mr. C"zens of Now jersey makes nH;davn lhaI
! cured him of n supposed ~consumpIi"n- after his
physicians had given him mp To die; and so with
hundreds Of others.
% Remember we positively, in no case, palm III
unreal cures as produced by this invaluable remedy
ga Be sure Ia get DR. w Stars Ealsam OF Wild
chcrry-ihere are limitations!
The genuine Wriar's Balsam is sold only nv
DR. JCRUMBACKER, l73 Main ST. OCT 90
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AlSOOOt

POkom,ke Ricer Lottery Of Di. class 225.
To be drawn at Wilmington Tuesday November IL
I of slSC00 al 5000 lof25OO oi2OOO
~ Ms. IL drawn ballots. Tickets 5 doll.; Ger.
liiicotes 20 wholcs 6S doll.; shares in uropor,ion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
TITS STRANGE but TRUE.

wi lie
TnNIIAT JOHNSTON 4 BERRYuII.l.
- have Just returned from the Ensl E,r m. sec.
ond time this season. and have Just finished omen.
inc one Of The largest aud best selected sticks a.
Fancy and Siap'e Dry Goods low To he mnnd vcs,
OF the mountains. aud on account oi having so large
a stock. we ore determined Ia SELL Of such pri,es
as canno, fail To please. and therefore we would nd.
wise those "ho Wish 10 purchase ciihrr by the
wholesale or retail 10 give us a call. as we are Ger
tain they will nor with To look farther.
N Ii. We invite the attention II the Ladic, mr..
iiculariy.as We have The best selection of Dress Goats
Ia he had IN this or my Of The western c,,ies ooJ
likewise Dress Trimmings Of every description: and
we have also on hand n splendid assnt,men, az
Gents Wear. such rs Cloths. Cashmere Ssu;no,,,
Jeans aud Vcsing cf every description.
BONNErS. BONNETS. DRESS GOODS
b'aid brnneis Silk SaIins. B ,mhaz,res
straw do Cashmeros Mn dc LANES
Neopoliian DO Alpncas. Mrrinoes
veivei do Eo'inn de Fronga. Coburs
do Cloth &c
Bonnet aud Velvet Rib. Black Silk Frinccs nj ev>
bon', t'imps and Firm cry width. quality and
ges. Cords * Tassels price. with several pei
Flowers, splen' ces of varicgaed colors
did assortment fr trimming dresses.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
Just received several pie ces e Carpcting nj very
reduces prices. ahd also a large assortment of f,lan.
JOHNSTON Il BERRYUILL.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13
WARRANTS EFFERvEscENT SELF

TNARRANT,S E~FFERyESCENT SEID.
il ! APERIENT. prepared on an entire
new principle. from a late and accurate analysis Of
The celebrated Seidliz Spring in Germany. with
such ADDITIONS aud Improvements as will be found
materially 10 improve IT'S efficacy. This much es.
teemed and highly valuable preparation will not
fail TO eHrciually remove Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Bilious Affections. Headache, Heartburn. Acidity al
The stomach. CUsiivcness. q out, Rheumatism Loss
al Appetite. Nervous Debility Nausea or Vemilipg
Affection OF Tho Liver. Fof sale by
boy4 PRYOR a. PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

SsMITH'S SUPERIOR COPAL VARNISH
~ just reed aud for salo low for cash.
sep 81 MENDEL & HARBOUR.
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HOME MANUFACTURE.

USr REcElvED and Tor sui. VERY nov, .,
- pkfoR Il PAUL.. wa issaie ID. rrrist,
l64 MARKET Street. WnEt LIMO.
40 Brls Whiting
= casks Fresh Chamorfls Flnwers
, eases India Rhubarb Root pr.mo
800 gruss Superior Blrking
, cases small Sicily Liqnori,s
% boxes Ground Mustard IN Gems
y" 90 Pepper
IS do Cinnamon
3 do Cloves
. dO Rice
200 kegs White Lead
z casks Sup White Clue
500 900 Percussion Cans
~ boxes CASTLE Sap old and dry
10 blskeIs Fresh Olive OIL
5 hrls Refined oamphor
. do cream ol Tatlat
! cnse Chinese vermillon
. bales Iniin Sienna
2OboNes Dillcu's SOAPS in cakes aud bar,
1cnsk Nutm.gs
50Ibs English calomrl
1O0do American do nri A
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WRITING


FROM 81 90 TO 5000 a REAM.
4 IN RMS Buffers IsI class ruled Leuer Paper
ItO 80 do Blue wool do do
25 Resms Buffers Blue Wool Plain Letter Paper
do LIST class do do do
do Ames' Blueh 90 do
l42 do While feini limo do do
do do extra 10 do
do Palmer & Smiths hiucd do do
80 do Ames' cop Paper leint lined No 3
90 do do do M =
do do do No
l8 do blu6d do No
20 do do asserted colurs
81 do Bill Paper M |. 2 ard 3
81 do PLAIN Cap Paper No
40 do Dickcy e. Lisle's extra Cap Paper
Together with on invoice Of T,ssne, Bloiiing.
ColOrd Printing and various makes ui Paper Too
hume r"us 10 mention. just received in addition 10
i"rmei stock. md comprising the largest md hest
assortment Of Paper ever offered in Ibis market,
and which will be tn evcrybOdy's advantage 10 call
and examine before purchasing elsew here
II HORNBROOK,
Wholesale q Refill Variety Merchants.
nov 8 Monroe st. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

EW GOODS just received nj The Ciiy Casl
~ Store. some very beautiful Silks mud Ca.h
with a general assortment Of Fall and Win
ter Gmds. Call and examine them.
sep9 G. s BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

W.. u 'TNTTsT
CgzN RESPECTFULLY Informs the pub
NuW lie thu he has nav on hand and man.
NM- uinciuTes TO order every variety of
fr1-N Chairs uf the lnlosI patterns. nnd in a
ZZN style Of workmanship not surpassed in
y The Western Country.
lie has on band a large stock III Boston Rockers.
Hall Il 'sion Rockers. Common do, ReyolvIFg Chairs
sniioblc for Counting Rooms. Free ch Parlor Chairs,
several new and splendid patterns Of wood seat
Chairs Dining Chairs. SeIiecs Sociables Children
Table. Rocking aud Common Chairs, &c DC.
The public nre invited 10 call and examine hi.
stock, as he vii assure all who invor him with
iheir custom, that they shall moi he disappointed eli
'hef in Price OF quality. lie is determined by clos 9
personal attention to business. 10 eniiile himself Il
a lair proportion Of public patronage.
ChnIrs carefully packed ur sent TO any part o
The CITY free of charge. GIN sep IL
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TO ALL nom IT MAY CONCERN.

ID IIELDAFFER g. FAIRS. would respectful
III ly inform her customers and lhe public gem
orally. that they roniinne Ia manufacture oil the
different varieties 81 CHAIRS. Serces Sociablcs,
&c" al very reduced prices, and at Inc shortest M
lice possible. Their oslabl ushmcni v nj No 127
Main street, whete they will always he found ready
to waIi ON all who may favor them with a call.
Chairs carefully sent TO all parts OF The cay free
Of fharge.
N g. Good Poplar lumber taken in exchange for
work. tune 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-13

SCHOOL ~SLATES-A large supply Of School
~ Slaes and Pencils. various $ zes. direct from
Germany. with a general assortment of School Books
for sale. wholesale or retail. by
nov JOHN J UASWELL, Union ST.
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small Fry Lotteries.

Draws every Monday and Friday. AT
Covinglon, Kentucky. Tickets | dollar
A certifcrte Of % whole tickets will be
sent for IA dollars, halves Z dollars, quar-
,ers ) so
All orders shall be promptly attended
10. ROBERT ARMSTRONG,
Agent.
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CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRS!!
JAMES Il. GATHER,

SUCCESSOR TO J. coSNELLY * soNS.l
No. I56 MAKkEr NIREET.
The New York herald., 1845-11-30

House at the opening session Of the 2sh Congress- would
nave heen to save $S6340 II the prices 1919 and
SeA ~ prices actually raid the Is per cent
reoucuon ana FLO 7s6 03 over 20 per cent reduction
such ss now in force The average annual saving
and above the saving 20 per cent reduction would
Tore be more than $4,000 There would be at least
BIO 700 simsrly saved on the Senate printing Then
taking into consideration the great dminuion which
would probably from the of the print
ing from the party press we very reasonably anticipate
item OF public expenditure. sc. Thus for instance
Document No 3 which comprises the Presidents annual
message and accompanying papers, usually makes an
aggregate o something under 500 pages. Allowing 770
pages 20 900 extra copies, IA number which is but
reasonable to expect in the present OF our foreign
Telsons) will yield, sfer striking of 20 per from
the prices of 1919, q clear profit OF iaOe 900 dol
lars The extra copies of the agricultural portion of the
Patent once Report ordered by both houses the last
session were about eighty thousand amounting to cost
Of more than fftyseven thousand dollars The terms
which we propose II in operation, would therefore have
saved in the printing Of that single document twenty
cesdn the annual compensation OF the President Of the
United States and yet had executed the work upon
the terms herein specified should have realized lu
cratlve profit besides
These are certainly strong views in the item OF
:. retrenchment and reform;' but we apprehend
they will have been presented to Congress too late
In the day The decision respecting the House
printing is, we take IT, irrevocably fixed tor party
AT prices not lower than 20 per cent reduction upon
the terms of 1919; and if that is found insufficient
TO satisfy the bene tcary, why, sir there is nething
easier than TO vote an extra douceur OF forty fifty
thousand dollars, IN the form of an Incidental item
IN the bill OF general appropriations
IL is useless 10 talk OF economy and practical
printers, and experience in Congressional work, if
these considerations are urged in opposition to the
party press and It's claims upon the party in the as
cendant. Our friends had better at once relinoush
the idea OF securing the public printing through rep
RESERVATIONS OF mere expediency and economy sp-
posed to the principle OF distributing the loaves TO
the faithful.
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1875



AT BaowS's HorEL-The following Members Of Con-
zress Paul Dillingham;, of VT John Black. Pa. John
sianchard, Pa; A. D. SIMS, C.; James A. Black, c.;
4. pockery,N G; John Peneleton, Va; H. Wheaton,
~ r.; Andrew Johnson, Tenn.
AT CoLEMAN's-The following members Sol Foot
Charles Hudson, Mass s. Strong (and wife) n. Y. !;
MIR Huntington Senator, Conn Jacob Thompson (and
iamily) Miss. w. Upham, Senator, VI. A. Atkinson,
Virginia.
AT THE UsiTrp srArEs-Hon. r. M'Ilvaine Pa; Judge
Wayne (and lsdy0 Supreme Court Hon. Simon Cam
eron, Senator, Pa
AT GAD,sr's- Hon. A. Albert. Mass.i Jos Russell, ~
r.; Mr. Nven. N. Y. James Pollock, Pa; J. G. Hamp-
ton, n. j.; Nj. P. Gentry, Tenn
At this rate of reinforcements, we shall have
full quorum of the House by tomorrow evening
We expect J. McNuty, late Clerk of the Honse
OF Representatives, by every mall as his trial for
embezzement of the public funds is to be resumed
pending the term Of our criminal court opening on
Monday next We are informed that McNulty IN
tends contestlng The seat of Mr.. Delano, returned
from the Columbus district in Ohio TO the pre- sent
Congress II viii be proftless prosecution If pro-
secuted but we can scarcely accre0it the runor
mat II Is 70 be, notwithstanding the high authority
from which II il derived.
Is French appears TO stand most prominent
to-day. az candidate for Clerk of the House
- We understand that Colonel John A Rogers, Of
Ienn a soldier ct the late under General Har-
rlsoD, al The Thames, and under General Jackson,
New " ans, and soldier also Of the Texas rrvo.
luton, has notion Of running tor Sergent at Arms
oi ihe , nate Experienced IN Legislative rs 10 MI
Hilary tactics, there scarcely one among the vari-
GUS candidates tor this poet who could bring IN
stronger Credentials IN avor OF his claim. Even as
wing, we should not despair Of the gallant Colonel
Rogers
Brown 8 Hotel takes the stakes this season They
had 10 DENY num- rous applicants this evening, tor
WANT OF room We expect such 4 session, as wll
we harvest TO all the hotels, from Gaabrun's 10
the Depot
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF.
WARRANT them all @ fha nnnneu


FOR YOURSELF.
7 WARRANT them all to be represented or the money
MY EAU LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
This universally and admired article free from ar
dent spirits pungent essential OIL and other mate
bright mparts the delicate fragrance of the flowers
Hair washed with this Extract becomes pleasnRy soft
and Iuxnriant its growth; and will positively bring in new
hair bald heads by and hair that ha harsh
aud grey falling out, by the Of spirit other
Improper will soon be restored natural CO.
lor and brliancy bv few applications the Eau Lusra
badness and nfsble cnre in
a affections Of the SKIN the head ndru-and for pre-
venting the Filling of Of tha hair ID turning grey.
IL is the simple produce and immed extract of some
paas for the ha dowed with properties so highly
cleansing dseng the Eplerms and Capillary tubes
of the action Of the Pepiraon o the dy and
de that it deposits This preparation purines he
hair, aud gives II beautiful gloss sotness and an
's''''O's anu ''"''"' EVIDENCE.
Nature an inexhaustibe mins in winch experience and
study will always hnd room TO that source
alone which produces sl th calls invention and which
- '''' JULES HAUEI, Perfumer and Chemist.
M. 46 south Thi,A street Philadeiph,s
aud by agents - Jaoausmed No. AIS Broadway A.
Willard, 8. w. corner Of Cedar and William streets
Premiums was waIded At the franklin Institute ni6 m'rc
MUtFS, MUFFS ANU FURN
WI would those ladies' who have NOT supplie Them
w selves with Mus, TO call WM COOPER IS FurStores
and look at his extensive o Fancy we will
them that tney will find hi, Mus superior
cheaper thsn any other store IN the city.
Nm. Cooper's Fur ManMfdctories
Isat Bowery doors above Walker streetand 95 Maiden
Lane, near Gold street
N B-Al Fus bought at his stores warranted to be whit
thev are represepten nN imsr
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
i;y Last NIGHTS N0Bthern maii,

BALTIMORE Nv 2a-Arr brig Susan Spofford Norfolk and
Sid for wes, indies sehrs Mary Newbuyport Elizabeth
HeuIon, West Indies; Cervantes Boston.
CHARLE.NoN Nov 23-Arr ships New York. New York,
Alliance Wscasset barques Morgan, Palmetto, aud Hualco
Boston; Muriilo Portland Gambia New York; Saranse
Philadelphia La the oing, bsrques Johann Freidch (Bre
Bremen; Jupiter. avie Mandane, tB) Liverpool. CID brig
Otfwa New York
LEwEs Del Nov 2s-Barque Lousa, Gallagher days I'm
Havana this and anchored the
with full rigged brig 2 fore aud aft schs
Ship Alleghny for New Qsleans bsqae Georgia for ssyan
Haven't Chief for Providence; Martha Maria for Newport
Henry Lemue for Brooklyn, this
There are schs off tine Capes beating in Wind
strong from NV, aud weather cold
NoRFoLK Nov 27Cd brig Commerce Burgess, Gibraltar.
PHLADELrHIA, Nov 29-tFrom our Correspond.nt)-Arr
barge Oo, New York CID baqaes Elk and Turk Boston;
brigs Elizabeth Havana: Noble st John NIB; Lewis Bruce
Boston; schrs John Taylor, st Thomas; October Boston
Mary Jane ProvJence Francis Newark; Constitution
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