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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22

SHINGLES.
FEth sniscfcf oilers for on very low terfs TWO
- ~ NbkbD THOUSAND eHI NGIEH T,,sse .bi,'
80 ~ - offered bargain. Persons wantinv snv ~,
~. Ven " cav on TIE Subscriber Bcymef's Hotel Main
""es1 scPN DAVID M'COLIOCM
a Qnn Lbs Mathews sugar cured Hams ,oon-
81 - ~ prime Shoulders just received and e,r sale
- TIE New Family Grocery $40 '' ~"
1 sep ~ Ems yrpApfvapS
EsREsIl LEMONS AND ORANGES to., ,c,eiyo,
- ai,a iof sale az ihc New Fsniiiy gfoserv tos "a
F'',"i i.e-n ofanges. tOr superior f.en.ous
~ ~ HsWEARfNgEN.
IrstEsH FANiLY FLOrR-.O barrel. f,e.t ,,o,,.s
l"ift jusi received and sae sf TIE pev, Fsrfe
tpiS EBsWE NRfNGEN
DHlI hDELrifA SODA CR4CRER J,.i r---'-.,,s7
@ ~ ~ =. sf we neN fFriiF Gr1rrrf p tfls srf,
'HlfI'of Philadelphia sods Cfscters W
80" swEARfNCEV.
III, tCO-i5hers NoIGtvist. .to,e. a., 3D..
- '"'ef Dow extra quality store and "a $40 I'd,
REILLY.
a. !. O n ~ bLANtH HANDS nERtTEOV sf.,vg
- "a few cspies iusi received sa.j s,, 80. ~
JvhN THOMSON noakasi|er
1900 I.bs Mslhewsr sassr Cured bs,us. tloo
f ~ =. D. WOODROW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22
RATES OF DISCOUNT
CORRECTED WEEKLY

PENNSYLVANIA. Hamilton 49,
Banks OF Pittsburgh par Granville 10
Z" Philadelphia par Farmers Blk Canton 30
Giard Bank par Urbana 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22

4 RoX FRESH LEMONS.
1 do do Oranges, just received by
sepc MRgKEATYNC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22

~ ANlNG determined 10 settle up nv husiurss ,,b
- ont TIE esst possible delay those KNOWING tlc.,
iueied 10 me ~ Uste hsok account ii nlease
go cru -,ie tbe same immediately. NJ not I viii nse
'sM means i"f as recovery without respect 10 persons
"F-i WILLIAM ORR.
III oS ON "Wednesday Of last week Blue pisst
- Sifipeu SILK CAPE with heavy s,k FRINGE .nJ
.nal lace collar ON. The finder viii eon1e,' fsves bS
"H'"'E sep2t THIS OFFlCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22

lb0n Ibs. Mslbewsr sussr Cured hsus. t.oo
- - q" rNcno'fs, irsi fcrefped and go 49,
'f fii III a. D.. NTfIlfsugfF
The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-25
CHAPTER K. ''Who, that mid a deserts heat Sees the waters fade away, Would not rather die than meet Streams again as false as they :'

WRECKED in hopes, and conscious i'll mind, from nature and circumstances, that 1 was now rendered being unfit for the hustle and business of society, yet, as by a mechanical impulse, l returned to the scene of my studies; studies destined to fit me for profession 1 had resolved to abandon as soon as l came of age. l knew that my fortune would be considerable, even after my sisters portion was paid out of t and what object of ambition remllded on earth that could make inc wish to augment 1t?
 For many and many month day follow ed day in cheerless and pleasureless success sion; and night was to me season of sleep less regret, for my mseries were aggravated by the shattered state of my naturally too irritable nerves. l made several determin- ed efforts to rid myself of this nightmare oi the iaagnationi but in vain; and resolved in memory Of Anna Singleton, to wear blaca for the remainder of my life--a resolution have never once even broken through ol regretted.
 Summing society, and shutting myself al most altogether up from the ongoings of life felt myself among mankind but scarcely 0 them; and know not how long this slate 0 secluson had continued; had not been re called to myself and the world by sense c l flial duty.
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CHEAP CLOTHING, F.fJMIL r .4N'D
 BORT STORES. AT GEORGE AND BROTHERS,

Dsalers h d7z EInds of Frod0ce, Groc9fleS
 Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Cops,
 B0ots, Shoes, 8c,, Sc, STORE IN FRONT OF WATER STREET a5oee tfe Sie9m Boat Landing, Lidie Rock, .4ff. TETE have furnished Steamboats with Bookstores " meats and Vegetables, &c., for the last ten years. and we still accommodate them with any %ind of Stores, as low as the market can afford. Fresh, Meats can De had at any hour as we still carry on the Butcherng business No drayage wil be char eed. by furnishing Sjeauiboas with Stores.
 Planters are particularly requested to give us a call. as we will ship Cotton for them to N. Orleans aud have it sold at the highest prices, and we Will give the highest prices, lorany kind of country pro- duce.
 NOV, l2, 1915. 9-i
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EBOf SsBat'ERlgS. .


He can accommodate four passengers with their ser wants, and any quantity of baggage.
 He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract for, with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages
 As driver, his skill and attention to the safety of his passengers is well known to the travelling public lis charges will in accordance with the hard times
 He can be found at all times by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House.
 Little Rock, April r, l844-3l-H
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igsa zsa9 NsE- DGUGsa II | DICIN | s s :,
JUST RECEIVED
ANn

AND
 FOR SALE, WHOLESALE IND RET.dIL =z.zzka52 rFyHE subscriber is constantly receiving E from New York a genuine assortment Efa of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals PeEfis- kzzszzA meJy, Paiats Ojs, Dye Sh!0s, Sc, 9e Also-Pqent Medicines; among which are Dr. Fay lof,s Balsam of Liyerwort; Jaynes' expeetofa0t Indian panaeea; Dalley's pain extractor; HaYs and teHe5 liniment; Lin's ngthening plaster, Kom- stock yermifuge; Modatts phGniX bittefs and veg eal ehie pills; Bastholomews eXpectorant; Sphon medicines; Oldfidge's balm of Columbia for the hair Nelshs medicamentum.
 tll of which viii be sold low for cash.
 DIR. E. L. DODGE,
 Markham street, ? doors west of the
 Anthony House Little Rock, 1915. 12-G
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|E Es5HaGbNN EE9EJSE3,
 Eeaes.u2 &ssgGe Office,

FD&4 N Y Eu b trfs .-f V NP A ~ EHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK. FFNHlS well known establishment, ] located in inc business part oi E the city ,has iustundergonc thorough l repair, and has been almost entirely Efelitted and re-lurnished, for the ac- of the public.
 | |etor very spectfully announces to his E, his friends, and the public generally, |s prepared to extend to the travelling transient visitors, aud boarders, accom- by any establishment Westoi |fs, and pledges himself that every at be rendered to promote the comfort of |siting lis house, that vigilance and fi- I.ow, being determined to spare neither |expense in giving satisfaction to his |opes to merit the patronage oi the pub
 as of his ales, wines, liquors, and se- best that the New Orleans market eaa | bis he is confident, he having, Wiih selected them himself. He has also |emenis for ice sufficient for the whole London BroWnstout always in bottles |a draft. His cooks are celebrated m fnent his servants faithful and atten- |iers trusty and courteous.
 ! and parties, every attainable dellcacy
 up in a superior manner, and at the |oie prices.
 0dious brick stables are under the man.
 Mir, David SheIton, where carriages,
 horses, are always ready for those who
 bring mail, carried in elegant and com
 horse coaches, for the accommodation
 leaves this house tri-weel,ly, and ac-
 stages can at any time be procured on
 'ns, by applying to the proprietor, who
 and whose courteous department and |Se tends, in some measure, to soothe E that flesh is heir to.
 of the Montgomery's Point and Rock fy line Of stages, is also kent at this
 2 one of the proprietors can be found. y and desirous to accommt date. and |aalty, attention and regularity, IS not en by a Stockton or Reside; and also, nor Van BHren mail line, whose agent De found at his post
 aA-boat landing, passengers will always
 porters, and drays, in attendance. JOHN BROWN. F. Fe5. l9, 1915. 23-tf
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Pa08PGCTY9 OF
gs [ Etl2 N IN w lAIa A.

- t=@ T Family Newspaper 10 be pubI:shed ia fbe T6sea Of J@cfSoa, Tennessee, aad depctedto Literature,
 .4grtcatiUe, Me .8rts and Sciences;
 NeEtralia Politics and Religion.
 N setting about that most difficult of all tasks, the catering for the public taste, the subscribers have an assurance that generous people will ac- knowledge the laudableness of their ambition In the West, paper of the character which we pro- pose to publish, is a desideratum. The Democrats, the Wings, and the Sectarian the religious and lfregous of every kind and order, in almost every town in the great valley of the Mississippi have each an organ Ca newspaper) through which their peculiar sentiments disseminated. But 10 the man of Lettcrs (the man of Science and of Ar1 and the Agricuturist, with but few exceptions, there is no medium through which their free speech finds an utterance. This chasm we now propose to fill, by the publication of the NEW ERA. To the Whig and Democrat, for patronage, We appeal. con fidehtlY for success. Ours is field in which dis. cord never enters,-iis field literally srewn with hoWers,-a field in which the feelings of all will mln5le in brotherly love.
 GEO. w. TALBOT.
 w Il. CONNELBY.
 Publishers
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OF POSTMASTER GENERAL.

|a SUGscRrprIoNs.-The postmaster
 idered the following reguIations:- |sWspaper subscriptions, notexceeding in each case, may be paid to post purpose of being paid to the publish per. at any other office. The post Ilch case, to give to the person pay a receipt therefor, and advise forth master who is to pay said amount of
 and upon presentation of this receipt,
 o be paid over. The postmaster re- mount. is to debit himself herewith lat, and the postmaster paying the edij .hImsaIf herewith, in his account eKn9nses.
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ESSY yEfMgEoy IE,o

FuE undersigned has rented this WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT and has had the same fitted up for the accommodation of the public. .d to receive his old customers and the immunity.
 .E will be furnished with the best the ls and he pledges himself that every be paid to promote the comfort of all. lY visit his house.
 TABLE is on the premises well fur the public patronage is respectfully so-
 A. HOOPER. !, 7iA Jaagay, l546. l7-H
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PRIN GEES E4anmHam EROGanic Garden 2 qE'T) NrETp CETaTL1
FLUSHING, L.I, NEAR NEW 5I YoRK,

FLUSHING, [. l., NEAR NEW YORK. sssss8ss sss8ss THE new Descriptive Catalogues (which ixfsEssss have cost over $s700,) of the TREES saF YfSaSs' PLANTS, and SEGDs at this establishment --ee5Asa.- will be sent gratis to every post paid applicant, by addressing
 WILLIAM R. PRINCE & co. Flushing, October, l844. 12-f.
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N0GfCc.

qsssssss5Egs1:gyggysp 4 61OTrON PLANTERS, who will A&##NEMSSag aO consi9n their Cottonte the house A 6 J of JouN G. PRATT & Co, New Or S.----~s leans, can be furnished with Bag9ifs, Rope and Twine, at New Orleans prices, with tae usual charges for freight, &c., by applying to
 S. II. TUCKER,
 Markham street, Little Rock. Sept. IS. I84t-l-f
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AEskaUasas EN0Yala Es0Ok.
 (PRICE REDUCED TO SI 5o.) Fg7HTS work is the production of ALBERT PfKg, A Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary ioFnsof process proceedings and docket entries, for Justices of the Peace. with forms fol Constabes, Coroncrs, and SherHs, and copions collection Of forms of Deeds, Conveyances, &ct with an appendix containing summary ofthe prin- cipIes ofIaw most likely to be useful to the Justices of the Peace.
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in tht compilation and preparation of this work, 10 make it useful not only to civil officers, but to citizens 1T every department of life, and is hoped that the au thor has accomplished that desirable object
 The price of this useful work has beenreduced tt $1 50. For sale by the undersigned, who will til orders (occompaned by the cash-aad not otaertotse from any part of the State a-s.,.,,7,
 Little Rock, March 10, ls45. 2f-u
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E'gEpEaiGIRrce

L eaEEEE5GsGCo
 would respectfully inform the oi Little Rock and vicinity, that he O! on the CABINET and CHAIR making llis old stand on Markham Street, and o i'll orders at the shortest notice. PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESTF.aX, IND PELTRIES .'ange for furniture at the highest mar furniture neatly repaired, and varnish- made at all hours. Prices to cores le tines. VIM. ANNEAR. D. 4-tf.
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Flo tbac EbgtBDgiC.

< DILLJOHNSONwoulare- re- ffFSySs-Sa Respectfully inform the pub rtaE s4zE$ lie that heis now prepared with '1'a1A--S-a es=7 a first rate Carriage, and also, good Beggoge IHagons, for conveying passengers and their baggage to the
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K 4 N S A s 8 A N N FER WEEKLY gg. BgUT8aR1Ee FORD, DOLLARS A YEAR
 IE .lDK.1NCE.
,-s or ADvEB TIsING.

,rg OF ADFEiSEAsANe''
 ar 10 liaes, or less, first insertion,
 .s5 FIFTY CENTS for each continu-
 .a i;oeq and not exceeding l5, 10 be
 sra and half--over l5, and not eX-
 igo souares-and in that proportion
 4isenents. | '5sements to be paid for in advance,
 med by some responsible person.
 Sidual account, at the above rates,
 and under $I00, in one year, dis
 st cent. will be made; and when it
 6 or upwards, in the same period, a
 nor cent. will be made. No deduc-
 dTill be made, if payment be deferred | .baIl have expired; nor will any re- ie on legal advertisements, required Published.
 gs4Crs Bv THE YEAR. 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20, 30 '' ' '' 5o. M .gents, or parts thereof, exceeding 10, as the case may be, subject to the ,eounts first mentioned; and no con- ,stes for a less term than year. No |ecasional omissions; and all contracts bp paid in advance.
 |nIyG ADVERTISEMENTS.
 o,less ) each additional } Eaaibs $6 square, $4 10 |" s a I5 |" 's F advertisements will be charged at the [iraies. unless a contract be made when a, and must be paid for in advance. |gnSe announced for any office, either county, without the advance payment 'ralars will be charged as advertise @ynent required in advance. hereafter be delivered to any person Is have no regular dealings, until paid .ements must be marked with the num- ms desired, otherwise they will be con rbid, and charged accordingly, ltion will be made from the above rates. Der of the paper, l27 cents. lust be post-paid, or they will not re- niion
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REGULAR PACKET $ y A, E. T. O " i,

J. C0CUNNN, N0sleT..
 If4aasss h THts splendid, new and fastrunal4s lls5#l5s.a ls.as steamer, will run as a regular pack Es ssgz3ssssss2s ct the ensuing season, from New Orleans to Little Rock Van Buren, Fort Smliii ana Fort Gibson. touching at all intermediate landings; comfort of passengers and to the delivery o letters parcels or orders, entrusted to the care ot her oAi For freiabt or passage apply on board or to
 T. D. MERRICk & Co.,
 .9geais. Lttle Rock. Oct. 20, 1915. Ut.
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Little Rock, Oct. 20, 1915.
THE STEAM BOA T VHFsGENElAN.

JAMES 1lMMS, JhdSief,
 Apsaa~~ b WILL run as a reguiar paclset the i9 FsVlsff;isS ensuing season, between New Orleans sszsa5zz--sz-zand Van Buren, Arks., touching al intermedate Landings, Persons travelling or wishing to send freight from one port to another on the above route, will ind the yIRGINIAN as expeditions boat as any m the trade. ,e 1T Little Rock, Jan l5, ls45 lo-u
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Der viii endorse his name upon sacf

Eber will endorse his name upon such Transmit the same to us: saoie}cdgmcai, 10 6e sent bY He same tte Postmaster at Little Rocb. sf sf=0FFfCE, CLAREEsYILLE, blasen CO.,, Ark's March 10, lS46. this day received from MT. .sHaynes, :" for subscription to "1'he Arkansas which l have charged myself, in my he government, agreeably to post ;pns. T. POWERS, Postmaster. NoePEUFr,
 Lille Rock, .B,h's.
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Groceries &lc.. yTTM. VANCE & BROTHERS, Main street. w have received by late arrivals and offer for sale at the lowest rates
 50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 90 Bbls prime Brown Sugar,
 ! Bb's White Loaf Sugar,
 I2 Bbls New Orleans MoIasses,
 6 Bbls Sugar-housc Molasses, .I50 Sacks coarse Salt,
 60 Sacks fine Salt,
 9 Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole, half and quarter kegs Rifle Pow der, Dlop and Buck Shot, Lead, Nails, Iron, sse, All which will be sod wholesale or reta-as low as can be got in the city. Terms CASH. Little Rock July I6, 1915. 4t-H
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Tbe following is list of names pledged as con- tfibutofs to the work: ". Gilmore Simms, of South Carolina. Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, of Ala Hon. A. B. Meek, '' '' Dr. Soon Borland, of Arkansas. D. Henry Robinson of Mississippi, Ms. Mary W. B. Hicks, of Helena, Ark. John Tomln of Tennessee, Leopold D. Deutelmoser, of Louisiana. W. Doneidsoa, of Ky. R. T. Carver of Tennessee. Prof. Dixon, of West Tennessee College. Prof. Mariner, Robt. Josselyn, Miss. St. George Lee, Ala.
 ssgssS!EssssN.gsg s.
 TIE NEW ERA, will be published weekly on an Imperial sheet with entirely new materials, al $S2 la advance, S52 50 in six months fS3 al the end ot the year.
 a0-Atl communications to be addressed (P08t Pai7] 10 tde publishers.
 Jackson, Jan. 18th, 18l5
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|Recripf gipca by fine Postmaster, and I he Publisher of Me Newspaper; ST-OFFICE, CLAEKEsvLLE
 Iinson CO.,, Ark $, March, 10 I816. |0m Mir. "iaynes. ."--dollars, for D"The Arkansas Banner" " from which ed one per cent, and charged myself lat thus paid me, in my accounts win at The postmaster at Little Rock lne 10 the pubisherol the ''Banner, 7 ation of tbisrecoipi properly endorsed
 T. PIONEERS, Postmaster.
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GREa C0Hafs5azgncsaG snd Gog Sale I oOA LBS. COTTON YARN;
 I,SVO 20 Ploughs; bbfs Ale;
 X lot of Harness onsisting of blind bridles, col lars, hey and bacl, bands, names, Sc. StoneWare, powder in kegs powder in canisters; bag9ing and rope. NEWTON, BOILEAU & Go.
 26th Nov. lS45 Tiff
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Iralars will be charged as advertise pynent required in advance.
 hereafter be delivered to any person Is have no regular dealings, until paid
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A LoooFoco JuDoE.-Under this caption we see going the rounds of the whig papers q notice of the crime and fall of Rice Gar land of Louisans l. Is hard to decide whe- ther these infamous pieces have most unmiti- gated basenes. or rrrsnt folly and ignorance. In the first place il satters nothing to the party 10 which he b.longed CT to him, wht ht- CT Judge Gaflaad Was q shig or a demo- crat; and n inc n.xi plac. these fellows are either as ignorant as pig, or lie like dogs wien they staie ihat he ~a5 Locofoco.- Rice Garland was long a leading whig parti- san in his state, represented his district as a wlig in congress; snd -as mefrber of the famous chi. publication committee at Wash- ington in inc memorable f,s.a cider Cam paign. He never was Q democrat, and never was farther from being oae than when he committed the crirs- of forgery.
 T-ir1sbprr Sentinel.
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IL is said that Professor Eneke of Berlin, has discovered new Planet in our system, near the orbit of Yesta, one Of ihe asteroids. The German astronomers are Ill alive to the subject of this discovery, and, no doubt, we shall soon hear more a5ou: l.
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NE3sV ANED CHEE1AHo GOODs.
ID. Egausbe9tn

3 RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the 1 S public generally that he has just received by steam boats Frankland and Swallow fine assort- ment of fancy and staple goods, selected with his usual care by himselfin New Orleans, among which may be enumerated in part the following:
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LITTLE ROCK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 25 I846
ARRIVAL CT THE qlgs ChMBRIa

@AAe&S@ Aal N2 < AA-s C4i .412sAkA,
 We are indebted to the United Slates Gag cite, by whose Special 0eerland Express through from Boston in about five hours in advance of all the other papers for an extra Great Change R Ae Commereiat Policy of
 ERgland- Repeal ef lae Corn Lasss-
 TrfGeapA of Free Trade.
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VIII De CIIdTgeU dI IIIe irales. unless a contract be made when
 an. and must be paid for in advance.
 g7Se 5 announced for any office, either
 county, without the advance payment
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l59 BROADWAY.

PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
THE returns bis thanks his fends and the
public for the liberal patronage extended to him
since the opening OF his Store New fok Prem sipg that
IN Perumsry the maxim should prevail either the best
ne earnestly .ocits moments attention to he fol-
the best, whether the competition be foreign Amer
lst He unequaed advantages Paris hav
ing been for Director Of the Laboratory OF Ian
ger Pere ct Fills for half century the first house in tins line
his Perfumery has without single exception obtained
New York Boston and Philadelphia, the First Premium
all competitors and at the last exhibition New York, he
honored with the Gold Medal before awarded
phiticaly the with his Shaving Cream Why should it
not be soi His Perumery is, in fact, the foreign
both in its quality and mode Of fabrication. with the
addition OF excellence which the foreign
namely freshness and advantage Of these articles Of
HIS prices are from TO 50 cent lower In fine, the sub
scriber educated the best foreign schools imported with
him the science and Ok Of his oers the products
Of laboratory equal the best imported and superior
prices He therefore, sers himself that his preparations
must OF necessity supercede the imported with those
who unreasonable prefer articles merely because
they foreign and been subjected the influence of
hand perfect best foreign pernmery and
offers opportunity Of comparing the and Of
purchasing according to the Judgment preference Of he in
dvidua.
The subscriber respectfully soc,s call from those
who wish purchase that which genuine a. he the
public that nothing shall quit his estab shmen without
being represented to the purchaser He particularly
the attention Of wholesale and retail dealers his
which he Offers them prices from
80 per cent cheaper than they boy elsewhere
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet soaps,
jDlm.r Prrfamery, nc.
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PASSAGE FROM AND REMITTANCE
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
WHoLEsALE Asp RErAIL.


WHoLEsALE RETAIL.
.Ub:eTbsr Who exhibited he .s Fair Of the A%s
ssS anS s ar 81
city At No is Broadway where he oers spsei
Atty q not 70 Be either in Europe
advantage the foreign being freshly that
Laboratory Lausisr Psrs f Of which he was for
many years the DIRECTOR guarantees his of skill
complete assortment q choice articles Of the most ees
sn.Ss VOL at aa s
also imported from PARIS beautiful ssscrtment Of FANCY
no, Soap which win ehns.
defoImty into beauty and old age into youth or Pomsuns
gan: growth q ths hair
enc.y compounded ths. NO ais remains to
fret the delicate md he offers elegant prps
highly y e s1s. sa1s s:
"f Gs os e. ID 81 sHATNo CREAM an
which once tried will always be present In every geni-
He Offers his COSMETIC CREAM 50 invaluable an appli
cation delicate faces ser shaving much elegant
Ss9 s head PoMAryMs
sS healthy 70
dered action Of the Scalp; Of soothing emosient pro
me dsbiaied Scalp. impaired functions by sickness and
other causes These remedies. compounded With well
falling when rot from , q, q
n: BEARS OIL he ss:a1s. The public pslitey genuine
heat sudsns.r he peculiar
yrtue OF which differs from other substances OF similar
character.
hs quality e his goods he refer Me..r. A.pn
WALL Mshan Chiffon, and others Of the
able ms OF this city, who for the last several have
vended articles Of his manufacture.
finally a his store will be a. represented and
any article does mot full satisfaction, will only viii
ngy bot also thankfully be taken back The bscrber
ANXIOUS to SECURE for his establishment character for vec
9 and coed faith when from rhe Of the articles theis
soos u III employ r %.a;,a truth and
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
No ,ss Rr rcS ana Importer OF Perirmery,
d31 lm+rc ana it Chesuut strert Ph,sarnh,s