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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
HOT AIR FURNACE.

NNALKEk'S PstAt Improved Hot Ar Furnsces, fof
w h-alns Dwellings, Stores, Churches, te.Tbess Fur
nsces viii economically and ccefy TIE CIR 10 10
sqar,meus VIII be pure .lny, dynsss dass
gas -
lhey put up under the personal supervision Of Mr..
Waa the Paentee and hitherto given ssxs-
fscllon ana arc 10 AZ warranted perform we'll
Kes-r-pcs. n. w. Taylor Eco Governor New YORK Hoe
plA Mr. Charles Starr Su perntsndeni dol Edward Be
~n, ESQ n W..ls; C. u Rhodes, Eco 10 Pcsrisuest;
Mr. Thomas McElralL, ia Nassau, kc-
aussl GkO. WALKER. ~ BsoadWny-
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APoTHEoARIEsi HALL, IS CATHERINE ST

APOTHECARIES HALL, 3o CATHERINE-ST.
Established 1910.
4 LII MEDICINES IN thus esab slment wsranisd gen
a une. No boys or experienced young ever
a owed TO wait The finest swedish Leechs
for sale or appd.t by experienced person.
WIN WATSON. Chemist and PhaunaccIii-i,
40 3meod. From 4 Gardens 572 Oxfords- London.
VALUABLE PAINTINGS and stsuay the pro.
perry of lie late Joseph Bonaparie ,,0ant Surrer-
Thomas Birch Jr respectfully announces hat he has re-
csve instructions dispose u public sale, lat the Mar
-isu BordentowE. New-Jcr-ey.) on "Wednesday and
Thursday sept IL AID the collection Of AMI valla
be Pantngs Of he late Joseph Bonaparte, comprising
choice specimens by Kuhens Nernet Luca Goriana Dys,
Casper POussn. Canaeti Laires spagnoeiio ieniers,
sneyders Naore Psret, savery BOrgOgnOne, Bassono,
Pmhp De Champagne Guerchno, Sebastian del Pigmoo,
Dumarne swebach and others Of the Italian Flemish Eene
tan and Fr-nch schools.
Also, several Figures and Bust- in Marble
SPLENDID LlsR.ky AND MANusCRIPTS.Att the same time
In o.. sold Manuscripts and Library Of Choice
Works
Catalogues can be bad at Messrs- Gurey HIPS suc-
ton Si0r-. No i63 Broadway WI Aawtsi;d>P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
BOARDING SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY BOARDING. SCHOOL. MIDDLE.
L TOWN CONN-D. H. CHASE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Esab shed in 1885 Sessions commence May 18th aud Oct
18Th continuing Eve months, NJ so per session. Thorough
urepaaiou for College business and personal attention
are pu pills fully In the most expensive schools
Lads from Nsyyiors placed charge Of careful per
.pn gong and returning Circulars nj a Market street and
IA HrosduRv ~ W
ID T.. JE>hS' Select School tor Boys. 672 Broadway
Ii. will reopen Monday the LAT OF September a 10
NM CATION fOn BOYS. al the Washington In
ILf,fsfe T1rseuth Il. SIS I'm
A1E~-R~. Chas. Couder DE- 4. o. Porter, No 40 -
wi Marks Place viii reopen their School on the lst 81
September.
Besides preparing scholars 'or College, they give such par
ocular attention the study and practice OF he French, that
r The ast sixteen years THE INSTITUTION has been m opera
ton there IS no instance of pupils Who could spsas
French ienly ailsr two years IN ihis School
The French sSpsnh languages part Of the r. gu
lar course OF Instruction N the school
German is also taught II ies.re for which Rn extra eafs
i f1sre En-i in
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S25 REWARD.
Boarding ano RoteIs.

GENTLEMEN with their wives sins gle gentlemen.
NJ obtan board with pheasant rooms nj No Forsyth
ST. References exchanged sij i~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

MONS Made. ami MsdeulIe Gsnysin have resumed
wi hr!r les.on. 10 French and Music. Please apply al
their former residence No ~ Broadway, rear WssersL
u w,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

NOR YOUNG LADlES-Mrs BAILEY viii be happy 10
L receive her pupils Monday, the 9Th of September
There are vacancies for toarders those desirous OF
placing their daughters n this csah hoeui, viii please a
ply nj Mrs Baieys residence No 10 Caroplace, bleecs
er.t sn2i 6w.
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STUART ora TEE OLD TESTAMENT.

STUART ON THE OLD TESTAMENT.
CRITICAL HISTORY AND DEFENCE OF nc Old
l Testament Canon. hv ~. STUART Professor Of Sac.
L ierature 10 the 1hco seminary, Antoyer Mass vol l.
mo. For sale by MARX H. NEWMAN. l91 Broadway
ANAc-ALMANACS
rINUT CI'LTlNaTOK ALMANAC for 1916, by Luther
Tucker Editor nf t.. Cuyalor," Just publ shed and
for sale by MARX II. NEWMAN. ls9 Broadway so
THE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING FOR 1896.
lust PUBLISHED by MCGOWAN TktApW It'll,
.bNo Sc Barclav-st The Oia Fellows Offering Tor lS,6-
EDITED by PaschAl Donaldson Embel-hed With -e CANT
engravings on steel from original designs by Cashier
Morton and heaufnlv bouoi IN Morocco. gut The usual
discount allowed to booksellers al I'm
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HARPS.


llANLEY'S Improved doubts and single srdon basps
Ills hanlsy The Vniy pupil of ,. Esa1 of London and
Pans invites public ~ bs pfese,t variety, iDrln
dng some Of the o. ocases grand Uotc Hnps spisnddly
hnisnci with new vbrsBs bss-~,, &c. - Anthony Ell
t~o doors from Broadway. Ih,ps 1p@rse 40 Inn
DKOFEs-Ok OF MusIC.-Mr sAItoSi has tss
horror 10 snooun the Muscsl Circles ~ New forh.
fat m an limited number vi pupils s'iief al his
csoms No 40 Leonard a. su own residences, tor
instruction tbs whole any branch OF soes and riano
Music and the science VI Harmony. ~ Having had h-
av.nase personal Dsrgc from MI Cosnan MN
Ell previous 10 his DEATH Mr. Ssfcni IL prepared % i'm
part 10 LIS pupils . knowledge OF the oslsDraisd Aoan
AuscnneIL ell I'm
rTnE ~LBsCkIBEk nas at his Manufsetosy, No
i - Canalsl number VI Piano foftss, among wnicn
are Of Rosewood, the Dosi besoslsl ever ii
tered for sa.. in this city Tsy have ali be modern piano
improvements. The and touch u~ purchaser VIA 10
ALE 10 Judge and dufabnty NE niAksf WIZ
warraaI TINS Of Piano Fores VIII bs sod fog much
... lfan su.aI be t1ukh TOT escwhefe
40 W.. THOs. J. DOYLE, No % Csna.si
I,ILBEKT's PATENT Aeuon boston rsno Foriss
IL or eelsss oitone for decacy ~ expression snd
Touch for durability ofworkmanshp, for standing Oog IN
time and for every wl4ch compnses nno
nasd INSTRUMENT, af emuel Oi.Ders Pianos stand gn-
nyslled. hkskr hsaaLl-
yor sale wholesale and retail.
.sDaWu J. SMITH ROMANS, z,5 Broadway.
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% PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.

I'M NM
L,OR SAI.E--A Secondhand Double Medium ADAMS
J. PRESS, IN good order. large Hand fssss viii Do
laksu Ia part pa Ineni, n desired.
RICHARDS Il Co ~ ADn-sL New-Yorx.
Also smith Medium Hand Press for sale ox of cAsb
or .oaroy we'd oap~f s4x5 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

hI~BROW,S RIDING SCHOOL. No. ils bow
- ery near Aston and Ia Fayette place Newly or. Nh
has the honor Ia that hts School open daily for
EQUESTRIAN Tuition and exercise Riding
TERMS
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCTsg RIDING.
l6 Le-sons.........sl5 % Mouth %
10 do ........... 10 o. ~ Rides. .......lu ~
4 DO .......... ~ 10 do ...... ......... 8 o.
Single Lessons. oolsinse Rides Is
Road DO ........ 5)l
NB-Highly trained and quiet Horses for the Road or
Parade, 10 let RULES
l. All Lessons cr Rules pat for commencing.
2 one hour allow ed each Lesson Ride In the School
8 One hour snd a half ~ a Lesson on the Road
T. Hours for taiies, from 4. VI ~ 2. NJ
= Hours for Gentlemen. from A. NJ and to p. NJ.
g. No geutren admitted during the hours appropriated
90 Ladies
card OF address requested previous 70 commencing.
~ nemen keeping their Horses IN his establishment
VII have the privilege Of riding them In tho school graus.
sl6if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

>TUNI-fiuLNT That India Rubber vii a.
n top,h .orie persons . evident from he delight with
which the curious and wonderful Pani4oOn- and CAST
nre- viewed by The patrons and strangers VINO vsi -
Nader iane f description VI lnr-e Goods Il unnee-s
~ II ~ nay ?, Naideu-ane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
Datent Hleoirines.
sANps's sARSAPARIrLA,

ros ras REMOVAL Permanent cUks 90 AT Dis
Eases ARISING iNPVSs STATE 90 rag
sLooo. sAsfr - rHs system
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
WANTED, PUPILS IN FRENCH,

MUSIC AND WRITING al No. as Broadway, entrance
lvl 81 CansI-sI-n French al 81 per month, upon
system. taught by two masters native OF Paris the
other OF London. Purple will no, have commit words Ia
memory ard fail speak and understand French
moderately well In few months, they VIII Join IA
nom the first lesson The Glasses meet three
imes week Native. OF France may Join them to learn
English Ga the Piano ttor ladies only three lessons
~ per month, by lady who ssupefior perform.
era All experienced Teacher The Writing Of persons Of
al ages improved Tor u In sin easy Lessons sl15 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17


! III FALL FASnIONS.-To those who study econ
AOmy, me sobsenss, u accordance WIN ux !nes las
reduced his superior Imitation Molsskin Hats On FUR
Bodies To the low price of SD. Tho above 10 an
elegant hat, and Will compare siyanAxeousy win
hal. sold 10 this city AT slo ant 500. Also constantly
Fur and sk Hats tis best quality stcst
pattern and al Ia. lowest city prices tor cash
An y-t aud cloth Caps constantly hand
H. In auy instance s above does give pcfs, sssfas
ton All iuly obtained BY giving Information 10 tia
/ subscnb.r J. w. KELLOGG, No li6 Cansist
suS5 JIM
AN-CUNNLNGHAM's ilofse LinimenL LIN.
l1N iment has gained great celebrity the kris
NsGA Canal, and with all ui- principal Every stables ,
Il Immediately sores cuts. gals spasins strains
Young ring bOhes backs and All manner oi bruises
any pan iie One bottle viii last horse year.
te rheumatism In tis family. Pnce 80 cents
FOR s.s A. "a Fultou-.I so I'm
llATENT AGENCY OFFitE-specincsioos and
j. Drawings prepared nf Inyenof'sThs subscnbefs "a.
yrrence Of obtaining Patents would b~ ound
advantageous those who require assistance 10 procuring
Letters Patent for Inventoas References numbers tor
y no,. h- na. obtained Psi-nts. kDWAKD JONES,
f3 Fu.gon-st New fofk
n. B-Ltnog sph6 Drawings AMI Pruning Labels VI all
snds very cheap. sn1 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
LIFE INSURANCE.

~ THE NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNsU Il
ANCE COMPANY Of Boston have established ~ Agency
in the Ci.y OF NewYers fof The purpose OF receyng s
plcAns Bs for iAfc Insurance, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
TuOMpsON,s TRUssEs, cold By

~-<sr--> TuOMPsON's TkUssEs, sold by
W. r. BENJAMIN, Office Is Beeknan, street..
1Abont 5V Of TIN physicians aud surgeons VI
NswYotk have given their decided preference
tis Truss you grsfuatS tho from
my pounds the rupture, without back pad, which does
81 much injury tho spine fair tris being the beat test
OF i superiority, 10 sppled and six days trial given Ani
IN does the rupture, Will. performing every Kind
OF exercise coughing and give perfect ease-hs money
Is cheerfuy returned permanent cu.s 10 easily cf-ctd.
and warranted. II directions are followed
Those sending his Trass aeed only mention Tho eide
prrd and thc round the hips, ~ he pressure
ba grsduai suit their JED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

Miss NARt HATHAWAY >chco tor folns
vi Lsfes now open A. No $50 Avenue sixth. Cries.
as OF terms and references can be nad on Application
g-f-f-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
$. Il &c ~.
Corner Of IMoin and Monroe SIS, WHEELING. VI.

A HAVE RECEIVED an unusually large ard
Beautiful stock ~ Sprung aud SIMMER G0rs.
which will sell on 'hc pay down principle. far
cheaper Than before Offered Tor sale in Ibis
city. consisting in pnri Of French aud English Broad
Ci"ths, oi the most beautiful styles and qualities
French English and American double and single
mIlicd Fancy nnd Plain Cossmeres. or ihcse
arhclos splendid assortment, unequalied by any
establishment IN this city.
SUMMER GOODS-A full assortment Of fine
aud substantial Summer Goods. consisting IN par rs
follows: Summer Tweeds. French Linen Drills
Cronung Coating PLAIN and Fancy Canbroons
Linen Check. Irish Linens. blk summer cloths
BLK Dradna, bi'k Bombazines; Merino Cass;meres
plain French Linen, Fancy French Linen striped
Crnnkins, Blue Drills: IngelheY with any qnonny al
the various kind, OF light goods for Goats and Pants
VESTINGS-Brk saiir. fg'd do. 6g'd Shaly
6gd Man,Illes. fe'd Silk. fe'd Mobnir. hs'd Linen
and Silks. Fine and fancy light saiins; all new
style and Tip Top qualities.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
well assured stock Black Fmck and Dress Coats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

Blue blk do do Blue do do Brown d,
.Green do do Olive do do Black Sum
mer cluih do do brown do do do
lCfoaIing con'ing do d, French Dradiia do
Summer Twccds do do Summer c'oh do
French linen do white md brown do G,ng.
lam do calico chinlz do; and thousand oiheI
kinds mol yet nan ell.
PANTS-Blaok Cashmere. blue blk CASHMERE
blue cashmere. plain md fancy French cashmere
'nd IN fact, assortment u.at embraces every
lyle and qualify Of material
STS-Of all qualities. fashions and color.
md very genieel assortment, of Stocks Collars
iSoscms. Shirts. Drawers. Suspenders, Gloves, Ho,e
md Half Hose; inncy satin aud silk cravas and
Scorfs.
N In presenting tho above for the favorable consid
ration of my old friends aud customers I can
'ssure Them that am fully prepared 10 furnish The
most fashionable work To measure, very desirabl lie
rloihing ready made Being confident Of giving
general satisfaction. Customers aud the public
generally are respectfully invited 10 call and exam
u ne stock (may ~ SIR CE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
DIR. RADCLIFFE.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Id SPECTFU LII Y iende ~ his professional
III, services TO The citizens OF Wheeling
The Medical Practice which he has The honor o
introducing INTO this city. comes recommended h,
It's general Introduction into tho families Of the frs
circles. IN the chief cities Of The Unici,--from IL,
adoption by long list of The old school practitioner
--ond by IFS superior success over every oihel
method IN tho cure and expulsion Of oil forms ol
cufenhle diseases ,whoiber acute az chronic.
In this system, all The seventies ri tho old practice
are dispensed with. such az Bleeding, BlisIe,ing
EmeiIcs. Caibsnics. &c. &c. and when ihs
pfomphtude Of the cures is considered, IL will be
found 20 be The most econ mica nude in pse
Dr. Radcliffe. will be found ~ Inc office nd JOINING
The residence Of MLure, Esq. Main, street
Wheeling, Va. ap9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
a CHANCE FOR AFT CTED AND

TO The citizens Of Wheeling add surrounding coun.
try, that the celebrated Opt clan from Poland has
arrived in this city and taken Rooms al BEYMER'S
HOTEL. where he is prepared 10 attend 10 oil kinds
Of affected eyes. From his long experience in The
profession in England. France. Germany ond Other
portions OF Enrope. he anIIen himself that he cnn
give general satisfaction. He 10 repaired To- sui,
afflicted eyes with the very best kind of French
cbrys'als--in either gold or silver frames
He does all kinds OF cuppng with or wi,hou,
scafifying and in The ensiesi maoner HIS charges
are moderate. fmay 10 Iy] JACOB CERF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
ROPES, HOPES.

fiih subscriber has removed his Cor,lep,
- store, 20 the stand formsTy occupied bV
stock on hand Of Ropes. Bed Cords and T,Vines
~ every descr ption. which will be cold Low, Ia,
fash or baTteTed for Beeswax, Giasona or Eiax.
s.cd' al cash priccs' The public IRE rospecffni
" requested 10 gave him call before pufchss.
ing ELSEWHERE. CHARLIE VI BERRY.
"'s y Head Of NetCT sttccL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
MARQUIS OF FASHION.
G., KAMWERFR

NE X CHA ~ TT ALL OR,
AT the Stow or THE MARQUIS OF FASHION.
nPPOSiTE the Virginia Hotel. and next door
~ South Of mCLELLAs's BIG RED BOOT re-.
specfiulIy isioffns h,s friends and the pu bIc ina,
ne 0, constantly receiving sleek OF superior CIolbs
Cass'meres; Csssinei's; Jeans; Summer Cloths.
.sshmefeiiesi Lnens Drillings GambrooDs; Checks;
&c. &c.
vEsTINCs-siIk; Satin; Cashne ere; Mar.elles,.
Va'eDcias; &c. Shirts; Collars Stocks; and every
variety Of Goods for ssnilemens wear Please
give him call. end you will find that he can supply
oi less cost Than any Other establishment
READY MADE CLOTHING.
a very large assortment ell kinds Ready Made
Ch'hins on hand to suit every description Of Gus
'onefs. Please call and you Will rot 60 WY DIS
'pF"h'eo' moy 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

III DA NOrICE-All persons who
~ are indebted 10 s Todd fof Boois Shoes
&c VII pleuse take notice that n heir sccouots
are not settled within len days from This date. lhey
WI md Their accouDis in The haf de Of The c,lloc
4" This beng The third notice II will N ros,.,
10 ne la'i. Pa,meni may bc made u A STOOD.
" iVDD " hONbLL may II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
CHANCERY SALE.
Joseph kiorrison's Executors,

Joseph Niorrisonis Executors. Is ssss
fref HfIt..ff l.fl cs. SIX f..t. "a.
Austin Peay and Others. ~
pursuance of decree ofihe Circuit Superior
IL Court Of Law and Chaneery for Ohio county
made on The thirtieih day Of October 1914; will.
on Tuesday The fr>t dayof July next, Il 545) sell
at public auction. Of the front door Of the court house
Of Ohio county. Commencing SAID sale at o'clock
ny The following described properly. viz: thirty
feet Of ground fronting on Min street. and running
with like width Of 30 feet back to third or Market
street, beng paris Of lot. numbered Two (2) and six
(6) in the fifth square Of the lower town Of Vince
ling
TERMS OF SALE Two hundred dollrrs OF
the purchase money 10 be raid in cash. and tho
balance in three equal payments at one, two and
three years. with interest from date, secured by
personal security. and The title be withheld until
the whole amount shall be pod.
may 81 DANIEL G. LIST. Special COMM ssioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
HITS AND CATS.

HAVE received this day, atmay Cheap Hot
and CAP Store corner Of Nam and Union
streets, the largest assortm cnt of CAPS in his
city, which will dispose OF at n small advance
vned To call before they arc all dispes, d of. The
ass r;ment consists of tho following kinds:
Gentlemen Ole Bull Black Cloth Caps,
D. Naval DO do
10 Cloth cans, fur back and front,
Do Blue Naval caps,
SOS Do Velveieen do
Boys and Youth S Cut Vclvetcaps,
Do do Fancy Black do
De do Glazed
Infantscars,
Do Hair and satin caps
Together with all kinds that are usually worn
through the winter season. take this opportu
nifty TO give my friends aud customers my great
est thanks Tor their patronage aud support for
the last five wears, and shall always endeavor TO
merit IT, by strict attention to business. aud n
desire In please, ana give GOOD BARGAINS.
nov % SAMUEL ID HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

wan the hnndrcd.and one other kinds ,oo hume ou.
10 designate, sll Of Which have hecn selected with
care and attention. aud " ~ ho ,lis,med OF Whole
sale or Retail u, rs low prices as they can bc pun
chased west of the mountains.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing IT, purchas.
sma'' assortment. crher bv the package OF d"zrn
VII do well to call aud examine my stock, a. an,
c"nhdcnt can snpr'y Them nj prices that cannot
"a" TO please. Thankful Ior the liberal patronage
heieioiore extended ,o me, sull solicit and shall
eniea,or la mer,i con,inuancr OF The same.
Also always an hand n large and general ~
sorimen' oi Shoe Stock aud ShOe Findings. Hcm!ocl
Md Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Boot Morocco and
k'd Skins. Lining and Binding Skins. Gallons. Boo
Wehbs. Shoe Pegs, Shoe Nails. Tacks. Shoe Thread,
oi The best qualify. sc &c. Boat and Shoe Ninnu
LECTURERS Will find that can furnish them with nj
most every thing in their line of business, on goo,
Terms (ap5) SAML AicCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
SKIN SOFT AND FAIK-As we'll as

SKIN SOFT AND FAIK--As we'll as
~ impariing dehcaie roseae hne 10 The com
pexion. As a cfeeor aud corservntor of that most
distinguishing charm Of female LONELINESS, trans.
parent fair shin, .NYMPH SOAP. maj be snid 10
exeh an almost magical power. Composed for the
most part Of OreDal balsamic plants. 10 tho utter
exclusion ofa mineral admxiure,it is distins uished
incidentally for lis extremely bland. purifying and
soothing action on the skin; and. by acting on the
pores and minute secreiory vessels. expeIs all
impurities from the surface. allays every tendency
To inflammation, and. by this method alone, cfIe ciu.
ally d'ssiPales oil redness. tan. pimpes freckles
snnonrn. and other unsighiy cuianeous vsiiations.
oin'micai To LONELINESS, liz constant use will change
me most bilious complexion into one Of radian,
whIeness; while on the neck. hands and arms |,
besiows dtlicacy and fairness hich is continued
Use will happily protect. with every appearance OF
youthful charm. 10 the most advanced period Of life
It's Invaluable as a ronsvaiing ahd refreshing
wash. during travelling exposure 10 the sun dus,.
or harsh wind anu utter the injurious degree of
heat fell in crowded assemblies.
To gentlemen afflicted with tenderness of The
SKIN in shaving, The use If The Nymph seop will be
lonnd TO ollay oil cucular irritation occasoned by
common soap or cream, or Tho climate, which like
that OF the United States. where The variation of
Tho weather sells aside all chances Of calculations
and whore exhalaons and damn. together with
rough wind. exist ihronghoui great portion offhe
year. The NYMPH soap has proved an invaluable
prese'vative Of The skim and from its extraordinary
efficacy, deserves a piece among The household
Treasures Of every family.
For sale by A o FAIRCHILD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
GENTLEmEN's FRENCH BOOTS.

Ne
hCob BEkGER. 81 his old stand on Main o.
- few doors south Of The Virginia Hotel ~,
specifically informs his old customers and the pubc
IN general. that he has just received from New York
end PbilsdelphIs. supply Of French Cslf ard Mo.
rocco Skins, which no Is prepa red 10 roonuiooluro
10 order into Genilenan's Roots and Shoes. nj Tho
latest ryle, Having just received from Pb;lo.
delpha the latest styles and most approved pattern.
o. 'ass, and spafng no pains expense 10 procure
mo oes' o. workmen' am prepared To furnish all
Who may favor me with On II. v,ub Roo,. 49,,
shoes superior in style and workmanship IN snv.
hing ihal can be found either in The CITY or he
western country '"e
M ALL WORK WARRANTED To PIT
may 20 Jn JACOB RFpCVu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
Boots, Boots; Shoes, Shoes.
SAMUEL .Wc CL.7LLE.N,

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l. nnw receiving and or.ning the largest aud mas,
xsnsi~c ossor'n,ni 81 Boots and Shoes of every
kid quality sud des' r'p,'on. that has ever been al.
fc'ed ~ ,h's market, amorc which may he found;
700 pats Mems Light Summer Boots;
300 do do Stout Calf Bonis;
2o0 do do KIP B~,s;
300 do de- L'gh, Calf & Morocco Aiontoes,
quo do d. KIP Brosan-;
1900 10 wu,nen- KID & Seal Shppcrs low price,
500 DO do KID Slippers (oi good quany)
400 10 do Lace Boots OF every KIND AID
quality;
100 do do Gniier Booi.;
2n0 do do Hall Cater,
3U0 do do Niorocro Shoes Of every sly le;
20O do Jn Seal and Cali 10 de-
1900 du Childreb's Shoes of every kind price and
>iyie on hand-a lull and complete assortment o
Mcn's. Boys aud Youths Thick Work Of every de
,crrnon very large variety OF Boys, Youths
aud Misses Light Work for summer wear; together