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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11
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AND WILD CHERRY PILLS.
Il t.E o has most happily succeeded in comhin
ing Wild Cherry and SarsapariIa with other vege
le Ingredients, 50 a. 10 produce a medicine at once
&C, and pureative, The only perfect discovery OF tne
4 ever meie-ihcir great peculiar excellence. and
{ which distinguishes tlfn from all other ptTgatIv.s
tIat their operation Is followed by no re action
'r unrvailed purifying aud pursative properties, Tor
lch they are indebted 10 The essence Of
SARSAPARILLA,
the extractor
WILD CHERRY,
v do not strain the al sestive organs into action. as +,
tuode OF operation with other Cathauirs, but on tho
trary strengthen them into action. Thus all otbe,
tiveness, amp slugei-lness of the gastric luce, while
Roy's Pills leave ailtle machinery OF the system fun
life aud activity, and The bowls open and natural
Hence" writes Or. Cheeseman, they are the only
i've purgstiVe which which | can recommend win
iddence, and without alarm; for they remove moth,
hut what ought 10 Ne removel-neither rack nor
tin-oceasion no apathy or debilitaiIou land leays
bowels free, open, and vtgOr,us.n But the pre.,
turo of DR.. lie ROWS fllls-the virtue which H..
cad their nliue over the two hemispheres with 49,
NV almost miraoulOus--lie, in their puri6caii.n Of
blood. Here they not Only stand altogether unrivsI
hut I'LL up the measure Of desire. They AT once a.
the formation of had blood, by removing ali i,nsr,
; from the chyle, Of Which the blood is formed: ana
recover keep IL clean, by toning aud streugtbntn. -
,estive organs, so a. 10 ne able TO exclude from II III
liter OF an innuirlcious mature; and then they pnriO
e blood already ia circulation: and never cease osar.
N until II is entirely free { om every noxious part,cIs
ID full of health, life and vigor.
General Agency, "a Market street, Pittsburgh. Ay,.,
Wheeling, w J Roth, Bookseller. oct Ia
rriadelpbia, John ID Foster
West Union, A h klLanons.
WsN Asxaaaer, b yAnt 4 Cfsysa
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CUNfGrttosdrD.
TODD & UOWF


FRESH FRUITS.
On Boxes best NJ R. aaisms.
tGS5 200 "
] Cask Zantc Currants,
5 Boxes Lemons,
. Bids Oranges,
5Cases assort ted Pickles,
just received at INNS.
dec IL No 10 Monroe s,rea,
WR KEATING would respectfully call the al.
WE teniion of her friends and the public TO her well
detected stock OF Fruit and confectionery which she ia
ow receiving aud Opening at her store on Monroe St.
opposite the Merchants and Mechanics bank.
Consisting of O Tanges, Lemons, RaisIns, Figs, Prune>
rench c'trrants, Ralsins. preserved Orange peel. preser.
ed Lemon peel, Citron aud n uts of all kinds. all of
hich she Will sell wholesale or reraii at the lowest
ices.
Country Merchants would do well to call and exam
e for then selves. oct oG.
BALE SON shell Almonds,
i | do English Walnuts,
! do Cream Nuts,
do ~Fiberts,
q Bags ground Nuts,
l Dbl Pecehs,
u Boxes bunch Raisins,
10 Drums Figs,
Erals Dates,
Kegs Fresh Currants,
l do Fresh Tamarinds,
boxes Oranges,
2do Lemons,
lBbl Lines, just received and for sale by
MRS. HEATING.
oct u Monfoe.ssreet.
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m1rnm1rK>
CLAY FOUNDRY,

VIA
Corner of Clay and Fourth Street, opposite
the Steel Factory,
WHEELING, VA.
,. M'GINNs. q. W. crSsIsGuAs, JAMES pA0Gs
M'GINNiS, CUNNINGHAM Il co.
HIIARERoOM at the House of d. M'Ginnis, No La
w East side of Market square, where in addition
to his own stock of Iron, Nails, Groceries. &C., will he
constantly kept on hand al kinds Of castings; cooking
stoves of the most approved styles. also every other des
cription of Stoves and Crates of the hest and most
Beautiful that are now i'll use; sugar and wash kettles
of all sizes, a good assortment: also every other descrip
tion OF ware to make the assortment complete. we are
also making preparations to have a good assortment oi
all of which will he sold on the most reasonable terms
job work done at the sh otte>t notice and lowest rates
jan sgd MGINNIS, CUNNINGHAM 4 co.
NUN BARRELS. A good assortment Of Gun Bar
.epsa SAMUEL NEEL.
SLEIGH BELLS.
SLEIGH Bells on straps and in dozens; Polished do on
~ Russet Martingalcs, for sale by
nov 30 OFT GREER.
WANTED.
1.-TWO Journeynen Platsrs to work on stirruP Irens
4 and Bride Bits, apply TO
cOLD PENS, with and without cases; also a gen.r
~ al assortment of steel pens at the variety so e OF
Nov "a }. BLACkMAR &Co.
Monroe st.
FRESH GOODS.
BROAD Axes, Hand axes, eastern Bench Planes. Bra
- cs and Bits. 5 'ea, & Butchers Hand and Tenant
saws, Wood saws, Cincinnati broad aud narrow Butts,
Files and Rasps, Carpenter Locks, Brass And Steel head
shovels and Tongs, Butcher knives, Table knives, Pock.
ct knives, Circular SAWS, lloh.sons (Rnglish) sloyels.
Brass Candlssiick, sheet Brass. Gcr:.a an Silver, Axe steel
Horse shoe N ais. ratrnt Balances, Sieeiy ards, Maho.
gany Nots, Bedscrews. Codee Mills etc, just received
aud for sale at the lewest prices bv
zrrr HENRY P. MORRIS.
Nov 20 Main street.
RIIL. and Cross Cut Saws cases mill saws man
&vx ufacture,i from Sanderson's double refined Cast
Steel, just received by HENRY p. NORRIS,
Nov 20 Maiu street.
NlRCULAR Saws for sale by r and GREER.
Nav n
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EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL q WINTER GOODS,
AT THE WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,
Second door 6elOU The u. s. Hotel,
WHEELING "a
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BOOTS. Sc.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

III COUNTRY MERRIAM Is.
GRIGG &. EEhG0T& CO.,
EXTENSIVE PUBLISHERS.
Wholesale Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 9 North Fourth ST,
PsrFsADEipIEBA.
TEFEP constantly on hard. q very extensive assert
~ ment of and STATIONARY. such are
adapted and usually pm chased for Country salcs, which
they viii sell gu a. favorable terms as the articles can no
purchased in this city. New York. or Vostnn-
Having an extensive RtNnERY connected with their
establishment, they are enabled 10 supply orders for all
the varities of BLANK Work, in the best manner, aud at
the shortest notice.
OFFICERS OF NNK V CLERKS OF
COUNTY COURT
WHICH, our BLANK BOOKS equal n not superior 10
any thu I have ever had in use. AVID orders by Country
Merchants viii h. promptly attended to.
Particular attention viii also he nad IN all Orders,
through Country Merchants or hv mail. for Law Medi
cal NiscellaneoS Books, for public AID private Libraries
and an effort viii I've spared TO complete all such orders,
on the most reasonable terms.
= Country Dealers will find it to their ADVANTAGE 10
call and examine our large stock, bsfore nakin. their
purchases. md
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Senaenep s. Nbo0ca.

~-t NNt VI ~ &AuUOt0.
rflLDRENS' Zephyr worsted and wooden Polka
~ Goats, Youths caps and comforts, woollen eapes
and Mufs, aud an endless variety Of Hoods, some very
beautiful, with all kind, stockings, socks, gloves, mits,
etc, just opened and for sale by
oct SENSENEY A RUOpES
r AIDES Gentlemen and Chlldrens' Lamh's Wool,
~ Merino aud Silk shirts, Hosiery in English silk, raw
Silk, Cashmere, Alpaca, Saxoney. worsted, German.
town and Lambs wool, white, black, slate aud mixed
cotton, etc, for sale. SENSENEY Il RHODES.
Shirts,-received this morning some more
- of those fine Merino aud SsIony infants shirts,
oct ID SENSENEY & RHODES
mo THE LADTES-receivcd this morning by Green's
= Express some more Of those very desirable black
and mode colored satin and plaid c%ashmeres, also a few
more dress patterns of extra rich solid plaid black
Geos d. Antique silks, with various other new Goods.
oct 10 SENSENEY & RHODES
SWAN sIMONIS' celebrated cloths and Cassiners
- black and fancy colors for sale by
oct 10 SENSENEY Il RHODES
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TIN.

CORP Elt, IN,
AND SHEET IRON ware
lS5 Market Square, WELDING, Va,
EJIIE subscriber respectfully informs ms friends ana
= The public generally that he has removed MS saie
rsoIns into the large brick huudins ADJOINING ms Ola
stand, where he is fully prepared TO do all WORK, eiihei
in Tin, Copper or Sheet Iron, entrusted To hun, wiho es
patch. | have on hand a large assortment OF I'm arc
Copper arc that will sell for cash az 10 prompt eus.o
mers on a short credit. nr II GEO JohNSoN
~ YDRANTS.--Nsve and COCK iiydIaAts u
N Luryh prices, " arr sRled To work well, al
mru JOHNSON ,lr5, Market square.
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Dry GOODS.
Stone & Gbomds.

NEW FANCY AND STAPLE R GOODS
HOUSE.
No. 165 Mnin Street. Whecling, Va.
I'd door ADORE J. Kigcr'S.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having associated tser..Iv..
Il together for the purpose OF carrying or the Fancy
and staple Dry goods business. under the firm Of
STONE a THOMAS.
Beg leave 10 inform the citizens Of Wheeling. and VI.
entity that they are now receiving and opening st their
stand. No I6j, Main street, Wheeling, an entire New
stock OF Fancy and staple. Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. Having purchased the shove for Cash, and IA.
Ken sresi pans IN Their SELECTIONS. that fsttcr them
selves that they can offer Bargain. eycelled by none
Please CALL " EXAMINE,
IN thei stock may he found a large assortment of,i,ss.
r.sios, eitsnsns h'parNs, Bomhazincs, CaslIuerrs.
ne LANES. Prints. shawis Cloths, C~assImeres, Twreds,
Csssinctts. &C, &c.
r :. ADDITIONS will he made every f.w DAYS from
New fors, Philadelphis, and Baltimore untiitheir stock
10 complete. T. STONE
Wheeling, Sept ~, Is47. THOMAS.
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KEWOV All.
HqIIE suhsc rihers respectfully inform their friends ana
the puhlic generally that they have removed RON
their Old stand on Main 81, TO the new aud spacious
building lower end OF Market ST.. where they nave every
convenience for the mandatory OF
STAGE; WAGON AND CARrs
in the cheapest and Pest manner, also tor sl klhusoi
Blacksmithing, which wil be promptly attended 10.
Thankful for past favors ,hry tespee'uns ""'" :
continuance OF public patronage N Their hne-
octe btSbt iHH"
ATTENTION paper manufacturers and book binders
~ Wehave for sale ? paper Caienders, one Ruling MA
chine,
5Isrge paper Mill Screws,
, do small do do
IMaSing cylinder "a inches dismster, 10 inches long
lGlaze,
Rag buster, ~
Nov tS LtMbbiN
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FRESH FRUITS, &c.
Il. ZlNN would call the attention of his friends
. and the public generally, to his fresh stock OF
nLts, &c. at his confectionery, Monroe street, No 70;
70 following is only part:
bl Oranges 2hoxes Lemons
90 drums Figs 2 trails Dates
3sacks son shell almonds hbi hlherts
2sacks fresh Coeva nuts "cream nuts
Dbl English w anuis 3hoxes iujube paste
doz Lemon Syrup coz Pepper sauce
2bbis Butter Crackers ] bhl Soda Crackers
" Sugar Crackers 6hoxes fire crackers
scans Serdines box Ctrons
1 bid Bologna Sausage 2bXs Bonu's tobacco
st received and for sale Nv nov z.
tRESH Raisins and Lemons-Just received 70 boxes
NJ. X. Raisins, . Boxes fresh Lemons, and for sale
v al No II, Monroe street.
oht q PIE ZINN
ANDfES-Our assortment OF Candies is very largo
and will I've sold wholesale aud retail as low as can be-
d III the west. NUMSEN &
pctS
OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
HE subscriber would call the attention of the ci,i-
Zens OF Wheeling TO the reduction on Oysters
ing to the severe illness of his family that he az
n compelled 10 stop the business for some week
4, he viii open his house lhis evening Nov 8, aus
i sell at the following prices:
Is cents per dozen Raw,
20 do do slowed,
Sl,2J per Can, nov 7 Z
FRESH FRUITS.
- BOXES fresh NJ X Raisins.
: do do Lmohs,
4 do do Oranges, inst received and for
low MRS. =. KEATRING
tOv 80
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NcoURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.
DANIEL NlCOLL,
UDTyNu NJ Mica TTJRER
Drp Gn0oa-
AIer. Nepnran.
Money Saved!

NEW ARRIVALS OF IS PACKAGES OF
ALI. AND WINTER DRY-GOODS
Which wiH be sold from e5 to 80 per
cent cheaper than any other
House in this city.
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HARDWARE.

~TEEi. BLADE Squares,
Sliding Beyeis, just received 81
Nov Is oII ehEhno
IA n. xolLL. 5 .. Busurtrtp. WALTER c. ROE
A~eCuL. HIsuFlELD & ROE Wholesale rocers
IVA and Commission Merchants, No. 1874 Liberty ct
ri tsburgh. IL
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To all Teachers and Parents.
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.

Published and for sale by GstaG. ELLIOTT & Co.
Philadc lphia, aud by w. j Rom, Wheeling Va, and
~ in the Southern States and ~ booksellers in New
York aud Philadelphia. For sale az above, RUSCfEN.
BERGER'S.
/ Elements of Anatomy and Physiology. for begin
neTs, 4j cuts.
.. Elements of Mammslocv, the Natural History Of
Quadrupeds,f for beginners, - cuts.
2 Elements Of OrnIthology, The Natural History OF
Birds, for beginners. 81 cuts.
( Elements of Hepeoiosv and technology, the Natu-
rel History of Reptiles and Fishes, for beginners, 6j
cuts.
S Elements Of Chronology; the Natural History Of
Shells and NoInsca, for beginners. Iq cuts.
d Elemer's of Entomology the Natural History of In.
secis, for htgnners. 81 cuts.
7 Elements of Botany, the Natural History of ylants
for beg inners, 1874 cuts.
s Elements of Geology, the Natural History of tho
Earth's Structure, for beginners, with 500 cuts.
fhe above series is considered one ofthe most valuable
contributions 10 the cause of education " hioh has ever
been published in this country.
Each hook of the series is complete in itself, aud has
full glossary appended. The Illustrations are numerous
ly aud beautifully executed.
Teachers arc requested to call and examine these
works hefore selecting for their schools any book on Ma.
tural History, these beng very cheap, and having been
approved hy distinguished aud scientific men.
e have examined DR.. Ruschcnhergcr's publication
= Elements of Geology from the text of "Beudant,
Miller, edwards and AchiIle, Compile"
"a think this an excellent wurk-coudcnsed lucid, eK.
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Signed b. SlLLIMAN.
Vale College, Dec. 10. 1915"
The above valuable series of hooks have been introdu
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wanna, Illinois, Indiana, &c. and are pronounced by all,
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GTimSbaxfS History of ENGLAND hound
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distinguished graduate from ono ofthe first Colleges il
the United States, which may tc seen by his Diploma
also. q member OF the Roy al College of Surgeons. and Ii
eentiate ofthe Apoihecaries' Hail, London; and the grea
ter part of whose lite has been spent III the first Hosp
tails IN Europe and America, viz: those Of Tendon, rari,
and Philadelphia, may he consulted on all diseases, hui
more particularly
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Corner of Clay and Fourth Street, opposite
the Steel Factory,
WHEEL INC VA
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TIGHTI-LIGHTII

SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light and SO cheap too that every one, rich
and poor, can buy it. Ii is neatCANDLESTICK, max
ing and Wicking its Candles out of TalOw Lard, or
any Grease that viii burn. By simply turning the bottom of
the Candestck a beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced of the top and any desired length you wish
tIom one inch TO two feet IN height.
Lit neat and simple as a Candestck conse-
qusntly may bemanaged by a child.
g. By means OF this convert all your refuse grease
INTO candles, and thus obtain light from to cents week
3.Ihe wick IS dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ng OF the flame, but burns ike sperm candle.
A. The wick may be changed without at all disturbing the
candle II too large put in small one; or too small,
aTge one
5Yod coil in the bottom of the candle maker or candle
STICK WICK sufficient to last five SIX weeks, where It
mains out Of sight and out Of the way.
O.. You may keep y0ur candle at the height all the
time Tor ten yeaFs-nO stumps or pieces left
Requires repieuishng with grease or alOw week.
No png OF grease if it falls turns over but neat
" and cieanly any lady could desire.
20. lteannOt get out Of order
H. In proof Of their superiority utility and ueaness NE
immense number sold is sufficient The price is uniform and
the ali the United States and the article requires
only be convince the negeduOus Of the
going facts No family will be without them who scrape
together the small price asked.
With a small capital active business make a
quick and profitable operation BY purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article in territory where il has not yet been
sold Persons who desire TO embark neat pleasant and
highly lucrative business, invited to call al ONCE
No. IS PERIOD Street, North side between St Charles
and Car0ndelet Streets New Orleans
The monopoly of the city of New Orleans and States o.
louisiana Georgia. North Carolina and Arkansas for the
sale Of this article offered and proposals will be received
for the manufacturing in the city OF New Orleans for the
mhs 4 h T. MYERS co.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
L.4W DEP.AR7.HE.yT. =

FFNHE LECTURES and COURSE of INSTRUCTION
L in this Department will commence the SECOND
MONDAY of November next and continue until the LIST of
May They are intended to embrace the most important
tGRat and CONSTITUTIONAL Ld0.
Those by Professor HENRY A. BULLARD viii embrace
l. The history of the Roman Law, from the earliest times.
L. An analysis of the general Principles OF the Roman Civil
Law according to the most approved method OF the Ger
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes OF France and
Spain. ~; An outline OF the Land Titles in Louisiana,
Those by Professor THEODORE Ii. MCCALEB, will treat
of: J. Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights
other Maritime oIs, general average, Salvage, Civil and
Military, Mariners Contracts, Marine Insurance and Hy-
publications. and contracts for Maritime Services Building,
Repairing and Supplying Of Ships H. International Law
embracing the Law Of Prize and the practice Of Courts
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties of Peace and
Courts of the United States embracing the Original and APP
Reate JURISDICTION OF the Supreme and Circuit Courts and
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts OF Admiralty
The Lectures of Professor RANDELL HUET will treat of;
l. Commercial Law it relates Mercantile persons, Mer-
camille Property and Contracts, and Mercantile Remedies
These Lectures will treat Of Sole Traders, Partnerships
and Corporations of Principal and Agents, of Bills of Ex-
change and PrOmissoy Notes and Shipping, Of Baiments
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts OF Aeghtment by
Charter party and for Conveyance in general Ship OF
Freight JetisOn and Average; Salvage and Insurance
Of Sale Guarantees, Liens and SOppage in transitu
Jurisdiction, and-III. of the Law of Evidence.
Professor THOMAS 3. MoNRQE, will Lecture upon: l.
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice,
Peadings in Civil Cases at Common Law and-ll. COnst
tutiOnal Law.
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures
the Rights of Persons and the Conflict Of Laws;
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs, ESQ, will assist Adjunct Pro-
fessOr in the Department OF the Civil Law.
Students will be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only
those who shall have attended two Courses OF Lectures or
one full after having studied at least in the
office Of Counselor at Law and after stnc: examination
by all the Professors. During the Course there will be fire.
Quent examinations.
There will be organized, also Moot Court, which will be
holden once every week. presided over BY one OF the Pro-
tessOr.
R The price of Tickets for the Course is fixed at 800
or $25 for each Professor.
H. A. BULLARD. Dean of the Faculty.
New Orleans. June l. 1913. ;e5 SIN
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PHILADELPHIA wHEELwRIGHEs WORK
OABRIAGE MANIFESTATIONS

TINE Patronage that has been extended to very be
Il ally the last seven years, while in Com IfES -
mon street. has induced us the last summer Ct@AzsF
to erect large building expressly for manu. Es@sfz-
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. AI&-----aE--
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country, and prepared with good Northern workmen
and the best of materials TO build any style OF Carriage to
order and guarantee them two if used in the country
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and restore them almost to their original beauty
and durability, although apparently out and useless
We will pay freight carriages sent to repair. We WILL
also, keep hand assortment of NEW and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New ones We invite the attention OF
those wanting New Carriages, their old repaired TO
call Mandatory and Repository and judge for them
selves at the corner Of CfF2.fYIER and C.4RONDELEI
Streets, next door to the Office of the Commercial Water
Works, rear of the St. Charles Hotel New Orleans.
je5 6m MATTHEWS & DEN MAN.
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Leaving an excess of AID. of expenditure over
and above his income. A successful game at bill
lizards with more wealthy brother officer, or for
tunate bet per diem with non-military friend, will
easily supply the 4ad. constituting the deficiency in
the Ensigns income; and there is always whist or
ecare to resort to, for the purpose of obtaining the
requisite funds for extra music, alteration in uni
FORM guests at mess, damask table-coths, German
band-masters, French cooks, and other uxures that
incidental to a crack regiment. There is no
thing like training up our soldery to face danger,
by putting them in such position that they are
likely to be hardened against the most formidable
of all encounters the collisions with an unsatsfied
creditor. To give them five and three pence day,
to meet six or seven hundred year, is the surest
method Of teaching them to battle against odds of
the most overwhelming charater.-Punch.
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AWNrMGs- TARPAuLTMS- EXC.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues to
manufacture every description of WOOD and iR ON
FRAME 4WJYLyYGS, for Stores, Steamboats, Offices,
Galleries etc etc. He also manufactures every description
of Military Tents, TaTpaUlins and Dray Wagon, and Horse
Covers the shortest notice Particular attention will be
paid to Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc.
As there has been great deal said within the last year
so, about what parties enormously call WATER
PROBING the subscriber offers in that capacity
for asma compensation and to those of his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing it themselves he
viii cheerfuy give the receipt which IN itself very simple,
and yet most useful preventing rot mdew article
Of cloth canvas that may be exposed to wet damp
All orders left my slate, at the Clothing Store Of
ALFRED MUHROE q CO. will meet wit prompt at
tentiOn. mills ON Ii. CASSIDY.