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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
ANOrnER EEMARKRLE CuRE On PILES.


DEAR SIR In reply 70 yours - 20 whetherl nave pesn
benefited by the OF Dr. Uphams flectuafy ior the
curs.f the Piles would inform you was severely
troubled Tor tso years with the worst kind and was Tor
some time unable aeud 10 business Al all Donnf mo
time tried every variety Of the n0struIns which are ad-
vcrtisod and aiter giving them al tair
chance applied my regular physicians, without 70.
any benefit from either During very seEsre ana
painful attack heard and for Dr. uphan, who pre-
scrbed bis Electuary and 10 less than week was ab e
% 20 down my business and In very short time y
the use of his medicine. entirely free ana have not
been troubled since, which s about year ago nave no
hesitation strongly recommending the medicine OF "
Upha aud take pleasure Ia bearing testimony 70 IT. eff
cacy. Your. respectfully ,,,.,. %, a..
GEO n. HUfCHlNS 81 Nsierst
New-York, Nov r., i8i1.
For father evidence and conc usVe testimony see pam
phlets 10 be had Of agents gratis.
ten signature thus ~ A uphsm. NJ D. The hand i'
sl.o don ewith pen. Price ~ box. , =. =,
Sold, uhoesaie and retail, by WYATT kETChAM "
~ Futon-st; Dr. Jphau, 10 Bowery, H. T.: p X T.
Williams NewA. J. w. King, Morristo~ni > W 81
l,r Paterson, Samuel Pierce, Ezabethtowni Fountain
Homer x Co Midd.etown Point. C. d. Deshler New
Brunswick and J. Kicker, Trenton " aud by druggists
generally throughout The U 5 aud Canadas o31omsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

THs Exrkfs.rs-w hereby acknowledge our
Indebtedness to Harnden Co. Adams Co. Livingston
h Co Munro Foster Dennis and Cloyes for papers from
The E.s ard North delivered much inoouveignce 20
themselves and Onen before the arrival OF the mails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

The AIRLINE RaILRoAD.-The petition for d
Charter for that portion OF the proposed Road lying with
IN the limits Rhode Island has been presented to the
Legislature ii that state and referred TO Committee
TIE Committee gave opportunity TO the opponents Of
the Road to appear and show why the prayer OF the
petitioners should be granted but no one accepted the
invitation The subject up In the House on Thurs
DAY. hen after some discussion its farther consideration
was POSTPONED TIL Tuesday next. Rhode Island has al
resdy chartered Railroad from Providence TO Danieson-
vine there 10 with the Norwich and Worcester
road and thought by that the Interests OF THIS
road will suffer II the Airline route permitted TO cross
the State We trust. however, that Rhode Island viii
play no doSinthe manger game on this question The
interests of the public evidently demand Railroad d"ec
from New York 10 Bosion and any effort TO compel The
travel TO 10 round through Providence must DO regarded
as an evidence hst local feelings suffered 10 prevail
over the public good Such senshness moreover would
In our opinion be exceedingly ihortsShted, for 1t our
conviction that the interests Of the two roads do not IN
reality conflict with esch other There Is room for BOTH
and both will be alike p0,sbe their owners and use
full TO the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

10 We perceive by the London papers thai AIExANDtR
HIxsY, ESQ has been returned A. Member OF PMlia-
neut Of Great Britain the District Of south lzncah
ire Mr.. Henry The nephew OF our late csmahio Gill
xen ALEXANDER lkNEr aoc received bis mercantile eiu-
eiou In the coanting-r0om Of his uncle IN fha6ep hia
Phil. Amer. Gaz. jan -
mr. utNSy Is the colleague Of William Brown, the
brother Of James Brown ofhis City They two represent
the rchollers Of district containing reNytvo misns
ofpsops and Including Liverpool Manchester and other
large constituencies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
rORNELIIrs sPI
UNITED STATESMAN OFFICE.

The above certificate tells simple and truthful story o.
suffering and relief OF which, physician and witness In
the case. ehesrully endoIse. DIR. lHAPMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
MACHINkRY FOR ,ALE.-ol

TOTrON MACHINERY FOR -ALE.-Oae
I ls'-o~sbapo so-ncf Picker and Lapperi seven DO
- rh C.Jd,. The hole IL good -olknz order, aud now
~ Iteration The peks Be delivered n seoai isn
49, three u The csrds ID about siA -eek. Ane ns os
-. hx IN. frst or Apnl Apply 70 HENRY " Low
Psfrrsou n where The articles may p seer y % n
ID ~ sTEBBINS co. II Nassaa-st y 4 lls = 500
ERvALESTA.-The undersigned have % nae
rate eases OF constipation. Pat ur 10 pogId p.SrAssa
For sale wholesale and retail. By DELLtC "
Apo;hecsrie- and Chemists. Soc succ-ss1rs 70
PLACE 1 SOUTHLAND,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

NOTICE. hereby given. that an ePpliettion IN o.
Nmado TO the Legislature Of the state OF View YORK NJ
lie approaching session for the passage OF an act 10
incorporate company with capital 81 three hundred
thousand dollars improve tho navigation snd connect
the Bays the shores Of LONE Island from feconie
Bay AZ place in Suffolk County, 20 ne hahor o
Nsy,yyo,k dln lswbw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE MATTER Of the Attachment against SAM
IrEL. r HALL s. absc5ufns Or conces.es teotor-
We The underwood Trustees icr 81 ths o -
S.,au- Hal A. sbsc1nstek or concealed debtor. tse
notice thereof prrsranf the provisions OF nc ss-r m
such made and provided ana hereby re1aife 81 e
sous Indebted samuel T Hall render a. scce1nt
al debts and Of mcney ~ BY then respective
y D. him and pay The the undsulfne ~ the
fst day 1f March eek q the dwelling hcusr q haaey
" bu.hne iAfssgssfiie In the Ccunty oi jererson
Al persons hsvns ther Possession any property OF et
fscis 81 III sad samuel T. bal. $40 hereby required
deliver ne 70 the urdegsgued BY the Gay above
mentioned. And All II the creditors u the SAD samuel
T. Hall are required deliver their respective accounts
ard demands 70 he unders'snsd u them, be
fore the sy Aforesaid Dated January 81.
HANLEl W BUSHNELL, J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
CITY ITEMS.

SArrASAI, Jan. p.
IxWoElyTs Since the 18th il,i 2 40 iuami.
grants have arrived a. his Tort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
From .llatnnZns.
From The chArleston Courier Of Jan. II.

From the Charleston courier OF Jan. IL.
We have received from our correspondent by
the schooner c. Mitchell, nle Of the Aurora a. Ma.
iantaS % The sih list.
We learn from the ARrora. that By Roya order Of
the l7ih September lfs the port q Csrtenas opened
the lst inst. for the Introduction n the following ar
uces:
Linseed OIL Goldfish, spirits Of turper ne, white lead IN
oil or powder anchors spy asses hGh hooks rice iron
hoops chain cables boxes tools, axes aud
AIDES iron sDd copper pots hoes smoked beer onions
porter brandy copper In sheets glue, sleeves raw hides
iron wedges iron thlmbes brass, pickles. guns biscuit
fat iron, haches, meal, sheet iron. soap. cord
age. salt tongues corn butter lard blocks for vessels
oewick cane, knives, potatoes, paper, androns, iron
picks pictures cheese. scales salt slow and hand
elder sole leather copper tscks JERK beef chewin
tobacco ink. sperm candles sperm composition t. oe
candles.
The Superior Justa OF Havana has ordered that from
the ls Inst the above articles shall also be introduced
to the port d ssgus La Grande, and 90 be m forcf
until instructions shall be received from the Home Govern
mcnt
The ship Rapid, Cap, Ward. from New-York, arrived
A. Havana on the attn inst with the crew Of the br.
POcahontss from Philadelphia for this port, which wen
ashore on Cape Hatteras SbOa on the l6h ult. They
picked up the 2s ut. No farther particulars gven
The f~CEpt. Mott, sailed from Philadelphia FOR this port
With cargo OF coal the early part Of last month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

u1nox<z -MANHATTAN PIANO EOHrdd n
lCom psny's ard 10 the Psbfe.-Ibs Con.
T@nVoaEy has hnishsd sn sssDffnsnt ~
W Y uPi8Soiortes the profession ana q, taose cs
-, rt r. mai are desrous obtaining good Piano are
,s,,ctfsy Inyei to call and examine them tor them.
s-iyes We will that this Company - composed
of practical wosknsn In every branch OF tne BUSINESS o.
we therefore feel confidence 10 RECOMMENDING
our Pianos 70 tho public We warrant tneni 10 ssnn 10
any climate And Tor ~orkmsnship, material toven sno
tone 70 BE- surpassed BY IA this county
Or veil established and from cur peculiar s<sos ALTON We
feel la saying that for ehespn,ss snd qeAy
can oompets with any makers In the country Al ofds"
VIII be received at hsI fastory 10 Twenty 's,.nta y:
tween Ninth and Tenth ssenues-N b Mp of"~H'
STAGES run ~ within block VI the Factory. .
~ I'm HENRY ,. AChLhLt, D"sSs''.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

AWARD Is The CASE or THE LOCfs PHILIPPE.
We understand mat The uu:e writer's The Louis
Philippe baye settled with all The claimants for Ser
vices rendered on board Of her while In distress "a this
Island las, month"; either b. the AGENT Of the uhdorWr
In NewY0rk by the agent Of the Board Of Under
writers in this town. Philip II. Fogor ESQ. The
town eighteen number we believe have received about
S2l0o. Capt. d. c. Patterson, the plot Of the ship,
cevsd ss50hve hundred Of being FOR services rendered
received including that paid the Steamboat Company Is
not far from S3l 900 Cap William b. Conn, who con-
sructed the udder made claim for his services, but
understand he has received amount OF money from
Mr. Foger. acknowledgment OF his valuable instru
mentality In saving the ship. The Of the steamers
Massachusetts, and Telegraph chose Capts George Myfick,
George Harris and JOB Coleman 10 divide the $4,000 al
otted TO them By the underwriters who reported the re-
suit their abors 20 the parties concerned last evening"
as follows, viz;
To Capt Phnnoy OF the Massachusetts,. and TO Capt.
Baker. Of the Telegraph, 1926 each TO Mr Lshthsi,
Engineer Of the Massachusetts Sal TO MI Hart, Ensn
eer Of the Telegraph, sisi,ls; 20 Mr.. Croker, who
served as Eugneer Of Telegraph part Of the time IN
place of Mr. H., SJ9,sl; 20 Capt Walter Allen Pilot Of
the Telegraph, $3.50 10 Capt Vim. Patterson. Plot Of
the Massachusetts $40 10 Mrs 1rembe Sewardess Of
the Massachusetts 800 10 Charles IL Farnham, boy on
board the Massachusetts SOS and to the Of both
boats the rate Of s. per hour csch The greatest length
OF tmc any ono man served 70 hours The most Of
the crew Il the Massachusetts served this length of time
As the referees were chosen by the themselves and
are individuals Of well known proOiiy, presume that
this award Will give general satisfaction.
Ven fuakq ~ mon. rer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

AGENTS. WANTED TO ~hom liNerN s.lssy VII
AZ insured II they are ct the nskt stip ADD bare
s. 80. srsh only may sppy a. % teltsnsst y 4
cenfe. xcVe hoy. who cas- save from - 70 ;, iof hal
a., take so u >ke q 10 81 - per day. - In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
CURE or BLEEDING PILES


NV DgAR Sra. cannot express 10 you my sncere and
heartfelt. thanks the wonderful cure have experienced
By the II your truly valuable Pile EecfuaIy have
been perfect martyr the bleeding Piles for ten years
past much that became reduced 10 snere ssele-
ton with loss Of appetite and general derangsment Ut the
digestive organs my eyes also became Affected and, IA
fact misery ~ myself, and was oosed 70 give up
ms Office here which held 10 the Custom House some
wears have tired all kinds Of medicine had the best
advice the physicians Of Boston and this place could give,
spent much money and ~ ice submitted 70 sucal ope-
rlton had become perfectly tired oi life and AZ the
SUGGESTION Of my friends induced To Try box OF
your medicine The hrst, | found relieved me slightly;
still psfseger-d and purchased second, and assure
YOU when at half through found myself getting we'll
! still kept on. ami now ! am new man. My dear sir,
language express my thanks that am once more
restored health and IA condition 70 support my
self aad family dependent on me. Yours respectniy,
and with regard, SAMUEL CHARLTON.
NEw-YoRK, Nov 2 lStl.
Ms.srs WYATT K KErcHAM: Gents. I am constrained
10 give YOU abatement OF the benefit have derived from
using Or phams Electusry, IN case ct piles, believing
by 81 doing shall render benefit 10 those who are sui
ering from that troublesome disease vas reduced tor
several wears By the piles much that Il weswith great
difficulty for me 10 walk attend 10 business also
suffered from other which were exremey trouble
some and which Ism pleased 20 say, two boxes of tbs
Eectuary entirely ged, and that my health 10 better
now than II has been for many years IL hss done me and
my fsm sine, more good and with less than all
the physicians 10 whom have applied or medicine that
I have used remain .l Ia perfect health your obsdi'
snt servant NELSON NEWTON,
90 spung-st corner Renwiek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

CHLOROFOKM.-T subscribers are Exporting
Nan extra quality Of Chloride q Line supencr 70 any
in the rnarlei fl making Ch.orofcrr arc o1e ne Jane
"a f.vsr.hl- teltrs CYRUS ". FIELD.
III - Burling-sfp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
sIn,ery snfest under Freedom. Cloak.

The following resolutions were offered by Mr..
PERRY. in the House Of Representatives Of Ohio
on the 18th inst An effort was made to obtain
vote upon them but the anti Democratic Locos were
unprepored As the parasites Of the arisiocracy Of
the whip. in The South, they were afraid to vote against
ITO extension Of territory from which ireemen must
be baIshed BY the yels and shrieks Of the stricken
slave as the vile ntercrs. The decelyers Of mia
taken section Of their countrymsn in the North they
were afraid 70 vote for the extension OF Slavery in the
South and West they therefore begged for d" time for
PREPARATION" which out Of pity was given them Gen
Cssss Convention played nearly the same gameit took
care 10 be neither but did not forget TO Ron-
mate the most assduoas eouer that ever wenl South OF
wes o mead his fortunes a. the sacrifice Of manly New
England principle.
Nj Perry's resolutions are as follow
Rtsored Jytte Central assembly Of The STATE Of Oto,
That whatever difference o. oph'Si may e@
power Of Congress 10 prohibit the formation Of slave ose'
out of territory already beonsing to the Federal Govern
and entitled 20 admission into TIE Onion there can
not rational ground for such difference OF opui0n
10 tet1y that may be hereafter obtained by conquest
or purchases that foreign territory purchased by the ma
tonA treasure, conquered by the national army 49, ana
In IA. nau OF the must be, subject TO national con-
troll to occupied Gully upon such conditions and rOV
sned by such Institutions as the national vi" may aio
tate. -. 49,, =.
2. Resolved, That the present War with Mexico was
~. ends and results re and have BEEN beyond her control
and foresight have been with the National
Hng and have aested their II many fields
and through dvefs pers. that the state OF ONO neither
seeks advises the acquisition OF iarthe territory eS
conquest by purchase nor Is the power OF shaping me
National policy her hands but she hereby protests ny
every drop Of blood that hss been split by her citizens W
yery ss that been uuroled from her borders by the
sp d her sscrhood with the American states that any
tsfofy acquired either by purchase on by conquest o.
49,, will nj th,s war shal be National Territory and
that the State Of Ohio must be heard and viii have
.hare n determining the character OF the nsuto by
which such territory shall be governed
hesor,d That the Governor be directed TO transmit
COP, of these resolutions Representatives and sen
Ststes 10 the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
COMPREHENSIVE.


NOrICE.--rhe eopartnership sxlstius under tho
lNnams ct FIRTH HALL. Franklin sqasic, snd
FIRTH HALL POND, - Broadway, having been ais
.i.ea b, antUaI consent the uuGefssned announce 10
hsir isuds sod the public tast .ney W. ,S. a.. -
FIRTH POND 4 co al the old and well estsbl shed
musical atp0t, Frsnslin.sqaMe corner OF re"' s"u
Cherry sts lately occupied D. Fifth liAl 4.
Having had Ions eNperi nee IN he business an an IN
Innate With all It's various details ana voc
aspz the most ample aud facilities lot ne cNy-
uk on of the same. they enabled 70 oder the most "a
v0rsble Inducements 10 purchaser" 10 he e.sA~s."o
.bse music which BY far tho lsesl Ia this county
will he constantly added ~ofks from the 0es. osaee so
foreign ompOssrs aud arrangements have been "se 20
receive proof copies Of new ,eIeisn .'ae- T''' VI"
The Manufacture OF pianOiOrss With mo Paic"' Nles
Ing over land with the new improves ps1'nt sooo'
10 be n'roduced together with the manufacture az ~.
t.. latcs hagcOets cau0nets ana All Ofchrsta ins"a
nsnt,. 40 &c. will be Jntinued As hsfeloioIe
JOHN FIRTH,
ra a deus FIRTH.
N.,y.Yots Ian "A 1913 WM. A POND,
iSu lFrsnslin-sgusfs.
<,upARTNEKsIlIP NOT1CE.-Ths copsrtner
\ .hIo heretofore existing under the name VI A y
BARNEs \ co HAVING been dissolved by mutual Con
The undersigned have 1f%ed new cog
I'M. publishing and booksens business tho old stand
w. EOMuND DWIGHT,
utsw ALFRED y BARNES.
i.UTION.-rhe cepaltosl ,h ?. hsrs,otore ss'
lJ.t,ox under tic irms OF FIRrH HALL, and FIRTH.
| HALL 4 POND, Ge thsdsy dissolved BY mutual con
cent The pares respectively are authorized % ss,ss
affair, sfsss late nfm'-Ssr syfs Pee rIRr
WILLIAM HALL poyy hMts r. HALL
49,. -,v,,r,,N nAIi. 4 SON will continue the
mu.ie business. In all s various branches At (j3 Broad
way. FIRTH, POND co will coutinus the suns
! branches. at Flsokiinsqusre J9W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

TX imorosed oy j. r. Eesjassis, 10 bessnsa-ss
IN sriyerssfy .prrovo1 81 ~ tho Aed'ssI
~ 4y.c.Itg ana IL wfo zoe h>n' a. tbs pressure
- be- sr.dsstsd from oas 70 cry eosn1s %
49, .,,- tLoat bssk pad which docs - mach injs
~ 70 ne spiIs ssssns vsss:s. s.s Pea 70 @s 80
a "a N aos perfectly sAtseetory money re-
s.sasa Also, the nosi approved shoulder slssss a.
- .----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

1911 PIANO FOKTEs.-Pstsonss sosi per
shAsiHz Pianos viii ind Z " their eessn
nss 70 esils at r. Glenn Cos Aasafscte
ury, i9s Fultonst- wesi VI bf1sdwvJ
general Of Mahogany snd Rosewood rsnes GO
stsntY hand which VIII be soid low fcf sssa 'f ~
sfoysd osp-r psslsss supplied "a liberal tsfps
UyT oJ'rS ~ - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

NOTICG.-in pursuance of an order OF Andrew .
NNoage. Eco Surrogate Of the County ~ hlngs, no
tee IL hereby given all persons having clams a. ans
JONAS n EDWARDS. late of he Guy 81 brookly ln
said county deceased. present .he ssnie, with The
vouchers hereof he subscriber, al tho oce OF sossoe
scbe ~ Na,.ausi. New York, on or before Ne lIsh
IA, Il February lsta WILLIAM II. EDWARDS,
tu.ust ~ fg!y fauz3 iaNnfu Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
WANTS.

WANTED A few sesive seens men 70 50 South or
w Meat 10 Get agents for re s<e Of ard popular
~ over sad sbose her sxse-<s viii -
$500 q, th-tn IN ~fltn2, Win IN cProTtanify q clear
tnr 81 90 Der ear. Sone men Bow "a eei employ VII
80 ,,sht ~, over 90 per yeA clear 81 ell sxeeGses
So 80 81, have his cstret 10 VIII he necessary for
.s.m 70 nave Al ss from 81 70 So 70 cesin sose ~.
uns out Apply a. fRkNCHs f1b.selaf n.L 80 80
BrVaa~ay, ~ stairs. oiree Of the y st :" WI ~~
letters riest b postpaid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24
PARKERS POTTER Of Whitehall.
~ tauarn ATTORNEYS for Attaching Creditor

NUrfgE-Pursuani 10 an order OF A. &. Hodges, sur
SrogAs ol the County OF Kings notice . hereby zvet
g. al persons having claims sgsinst MOSES hihbALL
ale o The Cly Of Brooklyn ard County
dra,ss bst hev are required to present the viii
The vouchers thereof, lhs mbscrbets al the once
william smith 3ro~n No. ~ Nstsf-st ciy u ee~ Ofs
on or before the 81 day - February rent-Oalet ho =
dsy ofAugusL ls47. MARY l.. KlNSALL, AdmiuisIf-tfS
- ..,-., WV aMIrN BROW N. A-Mn lsrsllr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

The story Of revolution IN this country tarns out
r. be- untrue as the following letter from the Ven
ezucan Consul 1t this port 20 the Courier VIII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-12
Dry GOODS.
o. w. HEISKELL

o. w. HEISKELL
Has just returned from New York. and is now receiv.
ing his sc cond stsck Of
NEW SUMNER GOODS
Comprising most Of the fashionable and most recent
STYLES Of Dress Goods, aud in desirable coors
They consist. in part of the following superb goods
Twisted silk Grenadines, hro., raazarine blue 4 mode.
nroehe Bresunie in brown aud black;
Iouiard SILK Tissues, in brown Il mazarine blue;
grenadine Tissues, in mazarine blue, brown, &c.
Toll de Lind. beautiful article, in mode coors;
Printed Hermann, in variety of desirable coIors;
Satin stripe ard plaid Berages, in great variety;
French Musins, Organdie Lawns & Baitiste Bingham
Rich Embroidered BFocade silks;
Black hoed Silks, very rich Iustre Il extra width
foulard and every variety Of rich Silks.
Also-A choice selection Of beautiful Ribbons,
Rich black silk Iaccs and elegant black lace Shaws;
Green Psrasois and Parasoetts and other articles.
RT VIII he opened during the present week, the
most beautiful. and varied assortment Of ShawIs
offered IN this city. Also few embroidered Or.
candy Vesites: extrs rich Capes. new style; worked
Collars. entirely newt and rich Bonnets in great var
ely; together with full stock and other goods
Wheeling, May 2, 1919.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-12
BOOKSI ROOKSiI
0InfD1trN,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING
STARE

oiE w GkhHAM ON Monroe ST. next dsor to Sweeneys
q Bells Glass store. in the room lately occupied
by Hamilton. Sands Il Co
AM now receiving entire new stock of Goods
Mulberry. invisible Greeu. and Dahlis BroadcIoths
Black doe skin aud plain black Cassimeres all grades
French English aud American fancy cassineres great
variety Black and fancy Safins Silks Narsaie. Cash
meres SIX aud Linen, aud other kind of fashion
ABLE goods for Vests; Tweeis, Cashmeretts Summer
CLOTH rap, etc; Croton cloth, various other arti
elts snitahe for summer coats; French linens linen
ris, cotton Drills cassiuets. nusns calicoes and in
act every article necessary for fashionable Merchant
Tailoring Establishment.
READY MADE CLOTHING
MY stock of Ready Made Clothing will he decidedly
preferable TO any in the city from fact that they are
an fresh. having made them up during the last month
thlnk can safely say there is not as good a stock
OF ciothhg IN the city, and determined them
at much less prices than Clothing been so he
before The stock viii consist of cloth Frock and ress
coats an sizes coiors and prices; Simmer coats all
Sorts sizes ana Kinds Pantaoors cassnett cassmeres
Summer cloth cotton. linen. tweed and all other SORTS
vests OF all ssrts and kinds; Stocks Bosoms collars
Shris, Drawers, Undershir,s, cravats hdks Gloves
Suspenders Hose and half bose. and every article usu
ally kept in a Clothing Store
MY stock Is large and fashionable and purchased in
New York aud Philadelpha for the ready money and
ready heney are my terms of re Hing them; aud as I
nave located myself permanently in business am de.
termined to give my whole attention having my clio.
thing well made and will sell them much less III an
any other establishment in the city.
10 my Old friends and the public in genera al would
say give me caland know my clothes and my prices
will suit you. - f
Don't forget the store is Menroe street. next door
TO Sweenys & Belts Glass store G. W GRAHAM
Wheeling, April -