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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
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nienf uaed 10 The Orange mountains a. SCUM Ofanse
rev -fsey fifteen miles from New YORK "n me me q"
he MJrris and i.szex Railroad. .,
The cars STOP within quarter Of mile rom nc esis
Ishneri leaving hs foot Of COrlsnfsL al 0cgckt a n
ana O'clock r Sc OF each day arriving 81 SCUM orange
iu about 0ne hour. 49,. 49,, 49,.
Dr. NEEKER an nOunces N the public, that ne has lla
fushe hs arrange Tor Of the most complete wal
srCure esiahlishm, and Summer retreats no" N inc
country. 49,, .,,.. -, -
BE- had been nearly n years more than ynetnd VI "c
dime was spent al Or sefsnberg and The Other wafer esia
sneuts Of Germany, and has been since n Al e
IN selecting location cd erecting an establishment sais
10 bis views on the subj 81. -.
Tie establishment Is tanned particularly WIN view q
the comfort and convent nee Of he pa len ana = yt
he English plan u waite rcure establish ceu- ha.s ~
ballroom attached Ia each patients D SUI ~ III
the by folding doors, where the patient in
bath except the large dyIche and swimming bs o. mn
beautifully situated about 10 rods from the house Ia 70
the mountain There are also three large plunge bat =,
house On the grounds also two wave bahs, y y
them from the natural falls Of the brook In The rsyne %.
swimming bath ~ feet square, erected FOR the pleasure
Summer visitors &c attending their friends and other pa
dents.
Dr. NJ viii open his establishment for season GA tne
18Th June and any communications addressed 20 CHA5 n
MEEKER, N D. al Newark, ~ jersey or al South Orange
" isrseY. viii rec1iye ausnuOr le2l In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

Q
don by the Health Officer. every vessel rom iofeign
port having Passengers, and every vessel having had,
during her passage any Of small POA or lnecuous OF
contagious disease-arrving Al any tunes
An vessels from any port In the ordinary passage from
~ tch they must pass South OF Cape HenOpen-arriying
et veen the 3ls day OF May md the 10Th day Of October
Ard all vessels from any place Including Islands, IN sa,
Ahc orlhe Mediterranean, or from any ofhe West nda,
Rehsn bermuda or Western Islands, Or from any place In
Amerel In the ordinary passage from which they pass
south or GeOrga-ardVng between tho Isl Jay u APnl
and the lst day Of November. - - . 49,
Ial I'm A. b. WHITING. Health Officer
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sARAToGA SPRINGS.

NATIONAL HALL.
rIrIIIS NEW AND EXTENSIVE Boarding House, siti-
sled on Roadway a few rods south OF Union Hall and
near Congress Spring, kept by Messrs. sTODDAkD
BILLINGS upon strictly temperance principles IL known
Nv those who boarded the last and previous year 20 be
one Of he most respectable comfortable and reasonable es
tebsbmepts in thai delightful watering place lel5 lm
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WANTED TO LET-whhout board. a
BROADWAY HOTEL,

CORNER % BROADWAY AND PARk.PLAoE,
Opposite the City Hall PARK and FOUNTAIN,
NEW-lORk
Tyansient board IL - per Day.
y NJ PETTIBONE. 4 TUCKER, Propuet0rs.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ PhrenOlogist- and Publishers, FowLERs
WELLS Clinton Hall, ISL Nassan-st N Y


~ The BThm FInIr.-A u bAU"th' IoI bIUau'
yav has constantly hand complies assortment OF Bohm
Flutes OF manufacture and particular pains viii be
taken with Flutes made % order and In all cases warranted
Ia Give satisfaction, and in addition be found Phip
usts much admired music for the flute. published IN mum
bers al . each and his adres for Flute ard Guitar also
books OF instruction by Clinton, Nicholson and others table
nm sir stands Nc jeju
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

importers and manufacturers Of Human Hair would Inform
citizens and strangers that they have hand the largest,
the cheapest and the best assortment Of wigs, scas hall
wigs tonpees brads Of long hair. rzetes, rngets and
other ornamental hair which for price and quality are I'M
equaled The trade supplied, wholesale and retail, q
Nalden.iaue New York. )e<l I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
~ Portsmouth, (Ohio) Dry Dock and ~team-
40, Oft he

boat Basin COmpany.-A meeting of he stockholders
of the Portsmouth Dry Dock and Steamboat Basin COmpa
ny tOhOl will be held al the Office Of the Company ~ LIB
eTtysi New York Tuesday the 27h inst al - O'Clock
general attendance is requested BY order Of the d.
recors Lea D. THO. w. srORROW, sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

l. 1 q miles from NeH-YCrk.-JOEL sHEw MD. author
al The Wster.Cure Manual. Handbook u Hydropaihy'
&c Nc Editor Of the WserCure Journal, ant the earliest
American practitioner Of the new mode, and DR. r bgof
a.o q pupi of Pressniz receive patients above Pas
saee week days per steamboat Croton - r NJ Fulton
MarAet u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

AT THE PARK HOUSE, Orange, ew.Jersey-A most
"A delightful country residence during the Summer months,
pleasantly located in Of Inc most healthy towns IN INC
f'non-an hours ride from NewYofk with which there
frequent Tally communication by railroad
iei6 Ims J. +. BALDWIN. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
" New York Water-Cure Estabii. i,,nsl.

men : up Town IN Of the most pleasant and heahy
uar- OF ts civ containing sixty rooms WIN several
private parors good liable for invads Or others, WHO
wish good plain diet Also ahne arrangement for baihng
10 and ~ Fast ROarleenth-st near Umon-square Ne"
yorb jej Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
Dissent In Massachusetts.

WORCESTER Friday, June % l5i-.
FRIEND GREELEY see in The Trib'ne Of tie
ed let Of 81 Wing papers in the old Bay State, who
refuse 10 supper, the nomination OF Gen. Taylor In
that ls you cnumerate the Worcester TeiegrPh, UOr-
csir Traascrip and Wocesia Spy three Of the mum
Der This would seem 10 look rather squally for Old
Zach In The Heart" But the truth of the matter is
that the Wgcesc Tec0raDh Is not now, WAS nor
never pretended 20 be, Wing paper and the Iy0R
.iDf and Spy are one and the thing, the former
being the Daily and the latter the Weekly-madc up
from the same matter and conducted by the same I'd
iior so you the opposition 10 Gen Taylor here is
not quite so formidable your readers might be led
10 suppose by seeing that list. Depend upon IT, the
Heart Of the Commonwealth will talk up some Tor
Old Rough and Ready" in November.
Yours HlCK.
PSI have just received the Pusfcd Eagle,
ether paper named IN your let II carries the names
~ Taylor and Fillmore at is head. smaller by de-
erees and be autiully less"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

FROM BERNUDA-The British ketch Comet,
from bermuda June lj arrived this morning with
Papers 70 day Of sailing. They chiefly filed with
news from Europe and the United states. There
however some further details from Martinique Of the
conduct Of the slaves in the insurrecuon there. While
some we're numbering burning, pillaging &C. others
were conducting their masters 10 places OF safety W.
Do sen0is, whose house was burned 10 - Pierre, with
thrfynye persons carried safety ~ DOfnlncas IN
q boat manned by MS own slaves
Fortunately the wife and daughters Of n De seno.i
were absent IN the country when the house was burned
His daughter writes that they could not take refuge Oh
board any OF the shipping for the that the blacks
had threatened % desroy any vessel that received RET
ugees t stated that the troops willing % act
against the insurgents the authorities would have
permitted which they would not BOst. IraY 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

FR0N HAYrI.-Sch0oner Ontario, Capt. Gun
ningham arrived at this port this morning from Jerc
mic which place che left on the let INST capt g. re
ports an quiet when he le and more confidence wa
baynning ID be felt letter received b. highly
rcfshie mercantile house in this city dated 3h ult
sv hat iu consequence Of the recent events az Port
au Prince. al the coorei population are emlgrating
and the business wl naturally tall into the hands OF
forei.ners The President j. expected here ia ten or
fteen DAYS with three four thousand troops when
e can better Judge OF our security We shall nave but
half a crop the present year. Boston Journal I'D
THF DAwN-This vessel Is still on the rocks 20
the rapid We learn that Nessrs Jones sent steamer
up % her asst night and J, save. least the en-
rne Nothing had been heard Of her IN town up lat
night Montreal Herald. I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
MR.. VAN buren, on FREE SOIL.
,e,,er Of the New-lork Delegate.

Coyys,Doade.oe nth the Ra3ical De'eg0ies 10
R,}t,aore from ms state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

~ The u. : ship ERIE arrived on Saturday
a. days from Rio Jsneiro. The Erie brought the re-
mains OF the bate Commodore ALEX. j. DALLAS also
the sick OF the Brazil and Pacific squadrons The fol
lowing are the officers Of the Erie
Lieut. Com. James NJ Watson Acting Lieut.. G. Rut
ledge. Purser. C.. Murray Acting Master c w HAYS
Assist Surgeon r. Hudson Midshipmen, De Bruce
Johnson Carter Bell Captains Clerk, J. Poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

DOARD-Good board with pleasant rooms can be OBJ
- mined M applied for Immediately al 80 MuTaysl
elg I'm
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BOARDING.

DOARD.-One or two single gentlemen can be accom-
:, jelj Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

LATER PROM BRAziL.-By the bark BrasJ'cro.
Capt Williams which arrived here Friday, in thirty
SIX days from Rio Janeiro have received files OF the
formal de Comncio and COrre0 Mercanm to the 18th OF
May
Brazier0 ell in with the steamship Allegheny on the
10th Of April She appeared to be remarkably fast
sailer and Tine boat and had she taken the same
track as the Brszlero would have made the passage
la hall the time The Allegheny visited at Rio by
many of the Brazilian naval officers who delight
ed with the elegance OF her construction. The officers
and crew were all well.
The Chambers hao been dissolved, and a change in
the Ministry about to take place when the Brazero
left With this exception there nothing OF inter
est occurring a Rio aud We lind nothing later from Bpe
nos Ayres or Moutevideo in the papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

y Missions YesterlSy Rev. W. Foot and vile
left this port Mssionare. OF the American bofa lot
sv'ia Interesting farewell services were held on
b9,ri the Caislpa conducted By Rev Mr. Guernsey Of
chariesiosp' Boston Atlas 2sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

LATER PROM YUCATAN-MERIDA THREATENED.
The schooner Fanny GRAZ, Capt sTEDNAN arrived
Saturday in nineteen days from Laguna, bringing
some farther news from Yucatan.
The Indians had at length reached Merida and were
around that city in great force waiting to attack. Ft
teen thousand people had fed from the country TO that
city for refuge and were shut up there in great dest
tuition Most dreadful will be the slaughter when the
indians tall upon them, there is doubt they will
overpower the citizens.
Campeschy is also full Great difficulty is expert.
euced in obtaining provisions there they depending
entirely on hsh.
The Governor ct lsguna has issued proclamation,
that Indians would be permitted to land ON the
Island OF Lsguns, except the females as there were
great numbers of neutral Indians docking there Tor
refuge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

,NOI\D-A purse containing small amount OF money.
while passing the South Ferry boat from Brooklyn TO
New.Y0rk The can have the same by appneshon
10 he Ferry Master and paying tor this advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

subscriber has an abundance of new Nonpsrci Mnion,
Brewer snd Bourgeois Type. and s other materials and
implements for the printing weekly semi-weeky paper
I'D large sze. and desires contract for such Job with
any party willing and able pay well snd promptly OF
e tyre viii be disposed u Al reasonable puce Apply
Al lhames-st Les a. ,. hahl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

I business, which be Increased 10 any amount Any
desir0u- 81 making Investment IN such aulsincs,
Will ind q 10 their interest address me immcdisiei>
Felix Cone als Office. Satisfactory references given sni
required je-i y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
S,OO a PERsON very eompeienl . cODdgs! y.

>DUU. most any business requiring energy, persuasive
TACT or accuracy IN settlements, and familiar with book
keeping would be willing 10 invest or use several hundred
dollars hand either profitable and respectable
business requiring travel 10 locate South &C Wesi
n healthy section provided the business Inducements
were agreeable Address box 26os Post Ofce. ieA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

a f,' 40 40 = COZ 20 invest In manufacturing husi
ness IN ths civ already established and yielding asnd
soine proft 10 any person Of business eaAesuons M
,,,r.i be- An excellent opportunity Communications al
re..l IA NJ hox ~ Chatham square q. VIII meet VIII
promp attention. Communications must be poet PAID,
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no STONE MasONs.-want'


superintendent 90 mssonWorS. one VINO = niAy Svfc
lent t tks he entire charge Of he work and keep accounts
Of the Apply 20 h y. BUTLER So Johnsl Je-tSs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

TIE MOSS eercnI,A rpto,ei tami.y noe.
ic..r n." Go uc t'f 81 - tho prt,iaal
stories lur,rt, ,..pgc auH tnNn 900 tons Stale
a.,. 0. tHu. ....t iuc state VI NC" llaup. Pc
l.t tars.s Lat
For Huuu4. and Ildimma'ory Fercfs H..
digestion, Hcsdache, Dyspepsia. Liver Com
tiaIAi, t,Nu,cr,ss, Pies Jarr,.,c. O.. .c
Penn 90 'br stomach aui SIDE Hrlrtu.a,
PcueurI hrpc'uc, nauu.ca, D,,~ulet,,
Impure Blood, and al Dctaugcmels q! The
il .lo1, system.
Tao It.p0c'ut has such Cuh.ca,e iG these
IT, is. tlAl Boz. would sJy 10 all pctsnus HHu
NAY lurcLast = box ottbgm, that if, alberta.
aug orr az iWp doses 900 aCocr lance with
,ho directions, ih,y should n., bc satisfied
will them, iLc muuey paid vi. be refunded,
Ut lbc change lrt The same cancelled, by re-
tuning tie box 90 disable condition, with
the remainder ct tho Pills hgcuts selling
'hem are requested to conform to thIs rule
Il yuI OF Your family have t-ca 900 NE
hahl. OF using pils, tN diem. and YOU vii
find them as good, Il not better IN many re-
spcets, than any YOU have ever used before
De- not say 20 Yourself | should be glad to
buy box OF ti,m. l't there are 80 many
kinds teiute the pubhc already, some rec.
ommenJed for one thing, others toi auuiNe r
aud the rest for every thing. that ! have no
confidence 10 any OF them, believing them all
TO he made iur speculative purposes. With.
out doubt. many rrulucto'y medicines are
zoo highly recommended, aud made metCll
Tor speculation. All thus may be. but these
iIlls vii be found to answer. US genera
thug, the purposes for which they are de
signed.
Try them and SEQ for yourself, II YOU d,
not like them, return tie box with the re
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24
Notice.

~ II + subscribers would give notice that
d having en,ercd ,uip copaUnctohip, tuey
Intend TO C'try ou lur shoe business lU 81.
%, VARIOUS branches. oac door east OF Pur-
tc5's >lcrr, and wog,L solicit share of the
public patronage. KING 4 HENRY.
Rutland M,y T.. ISIS. 20
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

All persons indob cd to the subscriber aie
requested l. make immediate payment.
FINLAND, MAY lG W. A. kiLHoRN.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24
Attention Clarendon Guards.

HEAD ARrERS, I
Clarendon Spruc. Mas p, l-4s. :
Commissioned, ro1.comuls. loncd officers,
mu-.rinns and ptva.es OF the An Light In
hutry Company, an Reg mcni Of the Yer
mort Nl.Ia-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

S'srgots VISITING Ho,'.o. att dealers IN
Ready Made Iniw' Z slc rstitCDIot.s 300.
WED g. call, as their orNcts VIII to t.st ,
huNSNCt large. anr 81 the loves ru,sIn =
puOr WITH lhc iaiErsl rhul,t'taud cheap
IS. stock go the OuueI S'a'rs. We can saT
io uur pairouS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
ALEX. HEYMAN,
No 1855, MAIN ST., HHELLINo, VA.

Ciot,s-lOO ia French, English and West OF England
wool dyed oths. among winch will he found few ps
of "Peolies .cst' rwied which cannot re surpassed
in aua'isy beat in price. Also few pieces oiNe
Brown. witch is very teiutiini and extremely low
En.l,sh Merinoes !arses'oek, very me duai'y io'
31fc per yard 49,. .,,
80 10 finest and hest quality Of French
aud Scotch Gingas very desirable styles and at very
low prices; excel tent Tor 10 ',4c per !". ar"
Iarre Manchester an domestic at reduced
prices, ,,.,
good article Tor 81 per yard.
fioo.s--t splendid article woo!en hoods Also BON
nets ap,. Coats tor cniidreh. .
Iarpel,n.--A variety OF carpet,ns among winch vii
be found ood article " - ihsrain for - csh's per
FRENCH AND ITALIAN GOODS.
icons new sailus and silks of different Kinds, such as
Pa,s rt,tn Silk ricn striped tamelron, sati striped
wa,rr.i rvnt dc Sae ..aris plain and hgured Armne
sAtra 81. er aris hrcS lie k.ne - neh AS" AZ
men ex "a heavy and wide igh lustre black sin tor
.arIiusis Also few p ces india Satn.a splendid ar
ice Alse faua Silks, AID great man others NeiF
d. stable, completing sue" all assortment OF sims ~
cannot e t,nind ia any house west vi the Mountains
PARTICULARLY tvre the aides 10 call and eAann" them as
.h.v ", aud 1t well worth their time sii trouble.
pledge yjelt inca, silks which VIII excel any
hlup Ia, nav. ever in this market. have also
tss al ,uc FER gard, u good article
Also double width barred saw silks for dresses OF snpe
Ass, lew Embroidered Thihet Dresses. something
,nttes article wneh no n'efc' ~ nus 1iy
IA. hai pleasure IL exhiht Ia customer. IL"
iies cal qalcS If you " sIt see th.m
Sl.k velvet, Ihrrad L.cr,, Ribbons. Arm
,,ls. French Mirenoe> Bom blzinr 5, Shawis
IA ,hnrrr> J con is. Ve>,lugs, Marines. Be
Ticks, Gloves. Cotton Fiannels, Caticoes
Furniture Prints Sc.
no THE I.AbiES--riy stock has leen selected Will
h u,osi care aud cong entirely for cash, vi tue lar
e.t ,aporll. nuusss ti,e eastern cities. which eha
lies me la .et the newest and most fashionable good
tiis seasol al prics lar he'oN any "s"er mouse Il
i.,,ty , on may f,,t assured That You viii save "a
rev aud trsAi iy .ivthg the = ss am SUI
.oI wtllnJl OK ANY fu Their ioi bargains nj sly Is
hy~ Iuldlry Merchants are Ius,'" =" al aIu STE
ca II t sell Item goods Oh such Iesn'ihai tiey "
-, unev liz n sep "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
Gsornc Mc5Aurrap.
NEW FASHIONABLE

NEW FASHIONS ABLE
FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
- ESRGE McMl2RAY is n.w peing nj his store
NJ an Market square rich and beautiful stock
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods 10 which tae notice of
his customers il respectfully solicited
For Gentlemen.
Super Rlack French and swiss cloths Black and
cy Cassimersd do barred and pain Satin voting merino
do blacn, barred Baraihea do black brown, invisible
green and other coors English clos with many other
articles desirable for Gentlemen
For the Ladies.
Super rich silk Pais. Cashmere do. plain silk barred
and striped Aipaccas OF all coors, silk hi fd French
MerInoes article high colored Cashmere de cosst
do, Mouslin de Lans with large stock of British and
American Prints of beautiful tenure aud style. rich
embroidered back Mode and fancy cuored Cloth, Me
rino and Alpaca Shaws, Gmphead black and fancy
csored silk iruges all widths, large assprn cnt OF
beaui ltu rotation Gimp silk edge and pain ladies dress
huttors, real thread laces desirable arti:Ie m
hrcad Isle, Jaconelt and Swiss Eigngs and Inseriings
real WEIGH cause and American white Fannes, red and
yellow do, mode and other Co ,rs Moreens for Ladies'
skirts black fancy kid gloves sk Fioseli and enbro
dered do silk aud Alpaca hose golden PIa'd oil dres
sell Manchester and la lsIon Gngams, striped, LareL
and plain dress silks style Bmne ribbons in great
variety, This arrival contains sicudid assortment OF
The har@somes and cheapest gos ever brought 10 this
market. Oct 2-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
GREAT BARGAINS,

WHEELING ANn BELMONT rRInGE cLorhtS" SroFE
q rG cave iu call The attention o my customers, as
4 well every udy ease 10 my new aHd
sILEA OH sTUCh Of FALL GOODS,
terms, auctiol and 10 ItIul houses.
My sto:A consists o: tie following ariices, VIZ
Supr black hue and t1Hcy co.ored French 10th, as
II 2, AIDES aud sly rs, tassluets, satin, SILK
vevets and other Nesting, iandkefchIes, fancy Sus
pead~rs, Giovr>, Hosiery, LamLs Woo and CHINA silk
uader s.rts aaa Drawers.
Acudy uade Clothing
My stock OF ready made cothIn- is very large and
not sur aSsod any other N tac CITY, aud c9aSN.s OF
Sup'r French e.on doeS4 trocS Coats, Cashmere and
Cassinrt pants. Nrs,ugs OF al kinds AVID qualities,
SArts, very article Of heach,d anus IA, rnsea and
faunel.
Customer Work.
Having received tine latest New York aud Phiisde-
pima fashions ia having engaged whe east, suI error
aud Iasiituts4e Gutter prepared 10 execute work
IN nrates AVID most fashionable sttie. In aW
my stock 10 large my styles q; -oo4, aad my pr
A. .ap. "a, 80 IL u..e, ts.& llshiaelt weSL vi
mountains. Cal and look ior uu rSa.veS
iiY u.1.t0 o.. ~ID,t Ftuis Ia cash.
~. q EtNHEPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
NO MONOPOLY.
OYSTER EssIpOV!

= he uuG"tsgl ell have Hted az an ot Sler Depot,
Main Street, few doors sou.h of Monroe IN which
tleY prepared To dis tose of FRESH ON STEERS,
received direct from Ba'timoe, where they shipped
10 them by the trst haits.
Near prepared To sell them, Wholesale or Reta a
very small adv Guee over Baltimore prices.
PRlC ES-Stewed IL i per duz, Raw la cents, Fried
% ceuts.
Keepers OF Oyster Houses aud Private families would
10 well tu give a cal as Nvl uia ke It object
;teut tc 30 uuv gtf NcNAS!! - MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

e H. Ill IS 4 Co, lave Just received their Pail and
~ Winter stock goods which Is much larger than
usual The tItl.ls ANA customers of tie establishment
arc luvted 20 cal. All kinds clothing furnished
DIV made OF to order al the shortest notice.
Recoilec. call door above the L. :. Hotel.
ter street. The Blanket coats banging right side
ont oct ~
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ND WINTER GOODS

.ND WINTER GOODS
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order in the H.e La IuraEc aer sid ~ lie iece
.! yafd VeTF cheap f,r c@-h
READY MALE CLOTHING.
NJ stock I4 t'is way IS very are and good. and
W Ill 9 cr Them ~ aha csae retail NY Ur:a
Prices; cieyi'g That persons wishing lu, DO
.ucu letter here HAN ei5rv here. VIII only say
MY un euStnE aud tie pa liz il general g,vc ma
oUk te:-~e YOU acchase your winter o!Din.
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