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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-20
FIRST PREMIUM,

FIRST PREMIUM.
GREAT REVOLUTION.
Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment /!
No. 8 BrinIey Hall. No. 8.
THlS Establishment, which is the oldest and most pop
ular one ever established in Worcester, rare
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art all its
perfection and beauty Within brief time this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuracy have never
been exseled The proprietor DR.. Van Astin, having
had many years of practical experience in his art pre-
pared to
Challenge any Competitor
to trial of skill either in the perfection and beauty of
Daguerreotype productions in the exceeding cheapness
which he Is enabled 10 offer them the public. He has
imported instruments for his exclusive use which are
superior to any in this city elsewhere and his pictures
which are warranted to be superior any that be
produced in Worcester, put up in rich and elegant
cases, for the low price of
One Dollar Only.
n. B. STOCK of superior quality constantly on hand
and for sale. DR., VAN AISTIN.
Worcester, July 22g idwtf
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BOY LOST.

BOY LOST.
TN November, l647, the Subscriber enlisted into the
Army at Whitehall N. Y. and went TO Mexico, eav>
lag my son, EDMUND DWYER then ten years of age,
in charge of Recruiting Sergeant Andrew On my return,
Sergeant Andrew had LETT the place; and inform
ed had placed my in charge of person residing
in Worcester, or that vicinity very DESTROYS of
pertaining his present place of residence and any nor-
nation relative thereto, will be gratefully received by
distressed father. Communications may be directed to
the office of the Massachusetts Spy:
Sept 12--d* THOMAS DWYER.
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WORCESTER COUNTY HORTICULTURAL
r SOCIETY.

WORCESTER COUNTY HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
PREMIUMS
The following premiums will be awarded and paid to
competitors at the approaching Exhibition OF the Socie>
tyto be held in Worcester the 9th inst. viz.
APPLES.
For the best collection of Apples regard being had TO
the number Of varieties and the quality of the u rs 90
For the next largest and best, 900
For thebeSt dish of apples, not less than six in
number m
For the next best, not less than four, 30
For the best single specimen, I50
For the next best, M
Specimens of any variety not already pub
lcly known, which shall be worthy to rank as
first rate fruit, 500
r.o PEARS.
For the largest and best collection Peaches, SO 90
Fol the next best, 200
For the best single dish, m
For the best specimen, OO
For the best seeding variety, if Of first rate size
OTHER FRUITS. ~OO
For the best Grapes grown under glass, 100
For the best of open culture, 100
For the best Watermelon, 90
For the best Muskmeon M
For the best specimen Of native Grapes, which
shall be adjudged worthy OF cuvaton 100
For the next best do. 30
For the best collection of Dahlias 200
For the second best, lO0
For the best collection OF cut flowers 80
For the next best ! 20
For the best collection Plants in pots Q 90
For the next best 100
To successful competitors soho not members othe
Society oneha only Of The above amounts will be paid
All articles, offered for PREMIUM be raised by the
person offering Them.
JOHN MILTON EARLE, Pres't
GEORGE JAQUEs, Secry
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Horticultural OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,


THE Massachusetts, Horticultural Society will hold their
Twentieth Annual Exhibition of Fruits FloUers, and
Vegetables at FANEUIL HALL, Tuesday, Wednesday,
ThnrSday and Friday, 18th, 2Oh 2lst and 22d days Of
September.
Members OF the Society and the public generally having
fine or choice specimens of Fruits FLoUers TegetG
bes, respectfully informed that the Committee of Ar
rangements will be in attendance the Hall on Monday
and Tuesday receive contributions. Cut Flowers
quetS, &c will be received until Tuesday morning but
tney must lie placed in the stands end by nine
O'Clock.
The Hall will be open TO the public on Tuesday at IL
o'clock, and close at O'Clock, P. NJ.
On Wednesday and Thursday the Hall will open at
o'clock A. M. and close O'Clock P. M. On Friday the
Hall will open at O'Clock and close at I'm.
Admittance IS cents.
Packages Of choice Fruit Flowers Vegetables sent
from distance by express will be received by the Com
mtee of Arrangements who win pay expense of treRs.
portation.
Contributors particularly requested to hand in with
their specimens full list the same as this will greatly
facilitate the lahors of the Committee.
AS the tables will be very extensive, 1t will require
great quantity of fruit to them all who wish
exhibit their fruits vegetables whether members OF tn
Society not will have opportunity place them be-
fore the public Nothing of inferior quality will be
admitted. JOSEPH BRECK,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements
Sept. 5-wdEdlawisSw
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Worcester, IS. September l4th 1913.
DY virtue of and Execution which issued on Judge
ID men recovered the September Term Of the court
Of Common Pleas begun and holden Worcester within
and for the county of Worcester A. d. 1913, In of
Edward H. Hemenway of Worcester in said county of
Worcester against Calvin Shepard Ashland in the
ty Of Middiesex this day seized and took Fourdriner
Paper Machine and Dryer, cutting machine attached to
the same, Stuff chest, felt washer, Engines, Rag
cutter and Buster. Boiler, 2 Bleach Tubs, crane,
Phelps washers Paper presses Engine Belts, Main Belt
and all the branch shafing and Betting connected with
the above named machines being the property that
attached by me mesne process, and Saturday
the seventh day of October Mert the Factory former
ly occupied by Shepard & Goddard in Mibury at one
O'Clock in tho afternoon shall offer for sale by public
auction, undivided half Of the above named personal
property, which Is subject to lease to William Dckn-
SON Esquire, Of Worcester the owner proprietor
Of the other half Of said property. sssss
J. DAY, d. Sheriff.
Sept 16, 1913. f8s tfsfe3s4ksN dw2w
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SmfthfleId Lime. ~
THE subscribers are new receiving and will HAYS
i stanty on hand for sale, SBfITHFLELDl LIME--in
any qusnty which may be wanted FIRST quail
uy. WILLARD, BRANCH ~ Co.,.
June ID. dwtrs No. Warden Block.
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TO LET,
INHE BRICK STORE in which the Post Office is kept
in the Center OF Sutton Mass. Said is large and
convenient and will be let very moderate terms it
good situation for business well be found for
country Also for sale the stock Of Goods in said
store which will be sold such terms help 20
suit any one who may wish take the store and Post
Office. Possession be given any time desired the
above eers chance for any wishing enter in
TO good business which will require but small Capitol
oriurther information apply on the premises;
A. 9. TENNEY.
sutton, Sept. 49, l846, dwtf
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deliver address the great issue now before the
people this Country Slavery and Freedom 1.-The
chnaons of the Savepower and The duties and espon>
slbities of Northern freeman in the present political cr
sis in the following towns in the County of Worcester
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Salesman Wanted.

sA ts Salesman Wanted ssag
ONE that can bring good testimonials TO- character
Oand abityand that has had good experience in the
Dry Goods business, can Obtain situation by applying
early to s, Nv ~ u. HAhDON y co.
sept. 5-d&w s9 eHf
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Worcester District Medical Society.
A REGULAR meeting ofthe Worcester District Medical
a Society will be holden at DR.. GREEN'S HALL in
Worcester, Wednesday, the 4th of Oct next at 10
A. M. By e:der of the President,
JAMES w. ROBBINS, Secy.
Sept. Is. dSW
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
HALL s. THOMPSON have this day received
III large and fresh assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS, sting of
9. 10. IL q 1874 Whitney, Rose and Bath Blankets.
10, IL, IL & 1874 Lancaster Quilts
6,7, & 9>4 Brown d Bleached Damask Table Covers
do do do Celored Table Covers.
do do do Rich Embossed do
Also-Brewn and Bleached Sheetings and Shrtings
Tckings Burlaps Crashes, Russia and Scotch
Wooden Flannes consisting Of all the different and
qualities, all Of which will be sold as low as at any place
In the city. HALL & TIL OMPSON
Aug %, 1854 - G-S-,-.',"
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Prints, Prints, Prints,

QA0A YDS. English and American Prints,
COOO this week receiving, and comprising more
than 200 different Patterns, making the best assortment
offered in any Store in Worcester Styles vary
ing from to IL cents per yard, by
Sept 1s-dw CA. UPTON 81 CO., 140 Main st.
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lust Received
For Sale,
ROOMS no LET
Wanted Immediately.

- v American man and woman to rent large
fsn5NA IA BOARDING HOUSE within four miles OF
14.szA- Worcester, The house will accommodate IS or
30 boarders is well furnished, and will be let
reasonable terms. Good recommendations will be re-
qnired. Inquire at THIS OFFICE.
Sept. 8, ls48. dwtf
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For Sales FL
the pleasant village ofGraon nne story dwell
Ling House and grounds situate opposite the residence
OF the Hon. Samuel Wood. Possession given Immediate
~ Accommodation will be give part OF the purchase
money ifdesired. ta - 85 s ga eNse.f
For further particulars En- uire Of the Hon. Samuel
Wood, Of Grafton, at the City Furniture Rooms OF
Messrs. w. s. II. Baker, No ESQ Main st., Worcester:
k@NTt, eFt A. 3. Hayward.
Grafton Cant q. laAa. Ell sgas dn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
RADwAy's CHINESE MEmcArEe soar AND



YYllIS medicine! eosnetique is sure curative to all
affections OF the SKIN. il1p6rthg heath and beauty
10 The complexion. We have been frequently sked why
we CAL RsdNa, 5 Soap, Chinese! We do not pretend
20 say thai Railways Soap either inveaied pre-
pared in China. Not at all; the invention ia entirely
own-so also is It's manufacture; but It's medicinal
sgens nbIg Of that climate, Whilst It's leauti
fsihg properties largely owing 10 the crcassian
semis The henna il one Of those merttorious plants
whose virtues cosmetiQue has for centuries hces
NnoNu only 10 the CirCassans. Bur ly the wonder full
spccf IS o Railways Soar in mparing that transparent
Ton proof f5va6 its FRS al d v5hdf yiffes
is, win other haSamic plants, possessing heating
cleansing, purifying and Identifying (Nnawn on.
!, GUS the great secret of the Of railways
teaa Railways soap IS speedy lis effect OF removing
Tan, sunhurn, Fimples Blolehes, Pustules letters
Cares SAT- kheup, Rineworb Rast and mosquito bites
ferShaving tis NcrlieH for the Toilet IT is unedaed
sod tor . cents large aud III sralI tahlcs at
TIE principal deyoGs 81 Courtlsnd street. 55l Pearl ST.
New Nork. is Il RAILWAY & CO.
5ji Pearl street New York.
Sod in Wheeling by FAIaCuiLD
10 Agent.
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FARNAM'S PATENT HYDRAULICS.
HDRR< Il 'rANT np

u
TTAViNG purchased the right 81 Farnam's Patent
ss.A Hydraulics Tor the couotcs of Belmont aud OHIO,
ar nov prepared to furnish to order Farnaius douAe-
action lit and force rutsps, Fire Engines Garden En-
ginos steam Boat Pumps, aud alt kinds OF hydraulic
apparatus as manufactured by !. Farnau, Cincin.,
ono NJ ese Pumps are adapted for every situation
for which pump may be required, Tie great adya
iace over single action Pumps - keeping column of
water constantly moving, thereby working more cas-
iiN and throwing double the quantity Of sin=s
lumr OF the size, fhey may he used in all cases
for fife Epgiue as TIE smallest Pump made II! throw
water over atwosiory building Owing The simple
ran.emtnl the pce j. less Than that OF other pump
that Will perform The same amount Of work. The ar
rangemenl of the whole simple that il Is less Liable
TO out OF order, aud better calculated
where mechanical skin Is not ready command, and
where The most perfect and efficient machinery Is re
quted.
House Pumps 10 be worked by hand may be placed
IN the basement any other convenient situation,
draw water BY means oi lead pipe from wells els
terms and springs, from any distance. aud farce the
same to any part Of The house FOR ordinary 10
convey water to Bath Rooms outEouses, and 18th
the addition OF hose he used 10 protect the house
BY extinsuishng fires Likewise pnmps fot wells OF
all depths not exceeding 200 feet. tot Paper Mills Tan
Works, Rrewerics, soap Boilers for hOi water, mines,
for draining or irrgating landS-fnr every purpose
where Pump Sc required, and of allszes to throw
from ten 10 500 gallons per minute, these Pumps fitted
york hy water or Sieain power. with iron COLI
Meeting screws in Tie different Tots and outside The
building io Sc, arm he means of eXihguishiUI fires,
far preferable 10 any plan heretofore adopted Tor farlo.
res or mills. oct7
ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS of cast iron Of a
W great variety OF patterns These Fountains are
far superior beauty marble, at 1.-THE Il the cost
There being upwagvs of ary different patterns, we
shall be ale 10 suit all tastes 10 style price. For
further particulars enquire al our establishment. corner
OF NJ ain and auincy So, ROBES TAYLOR
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= OFFICE REGULATIONS.

I'm Vf 4 ~
- and departures alter tie ~ day
II Of July, l2i5.
xp..,c,p mail ar. ives 8 pm and departs 100
q ..,,. mail arrives p a m aud deRayis ~
II s.,,,trryiIle and WcilSyii.e, arrives ia IA
"a g, "a Whrclins. arrives every Tnest az,
y nj SATURDAYS al 6 a ~, and departs every
xS.lse..isy AID Ftiisy at am
~ .,., sv Crave Creek. arrives lnesd as ana
.5n m ami departs Mondays and Fridays
= n.,,. nv West Libedv to WheellHt, arrives
Nav. Thuslsy ana cainfdsY'oy y "etoeH,
ea-ts same day At ! IN ,,.,-.,.--
6nrraata VA hy Waynes ~ -tso ~ $500, az.
<,s.is,sst i p M aud departs from " melting on
-,.,,,v,,n bv Blaeksvllle TO Wheeling. ar
"a Tuesday at > ~ ana aeFstis no" - p'o'
ZN M nv sorkinan's 20 Wheeling. arrives
S,r,,sg at6p m, sad departs from Nte"hns
! .sf,egs si,9uid he deposited in the Office If
n ,a3r hefre the time OF el9siae the mai
4 .rsst + N. aud closes ssain NJ "A p IA
d .g..stgp m. and close a 10 IA
Il ,g saturlays fton "a a "a ana IRON y 10
Il nor nostsrf toust he paid - advance al the
Xsnc1t fraeh quarter. con tGencine lsi lsnda
A ~ al luty A Il ist 81 tc,o or 4 failure to
Il rs7setheiT discouliuuancc.
a 1ti,, Gstas. aud keerin- quarterly accounts
"a ltansy their bills at the c.useof each quarter.
. <,,ie.niist Re strictly complied with.
u ALEXANDER NhWMA VI
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acsegG9eguFa.
p,ITI1,opFLOCK UOSpTTAI-

.xy HERE may teohisined the most sncety Remedy
W. f,t Gonorrlrc elects Structures. seaiinai Weak
acss air. n the Ioius Nfrctons OF tie kidsuys also
those peculiar actous which arise from certain prac
ice yeuh and which, f not cured reurts marriage
trtssiie andtu te end destroys both mind AMI body
rfis remedy viii sisn Imuoteucy and every symp
tom offs SECRET ni-EAsE.
PHYSICAL. AND MENTAL INpECILtTN
often consequent uVou voluntary constitution
81 excess OF the NtRILE row Err OF the huan system
\ cURE wAsssNrEp ~ IRON ONE TO TWO DAYS, on
No rNARGE NNuE.
once No :, SourH FEFnEFtcK STREET, on the ien
hand SIDE going from Baltimore street. doors from
tie corner.
BE particular observing the on the door and
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GREAT CnNTR ROUTE
avaRCM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE WASHING
x TON CRY, rnlLAnE1PiliA. NEW YORK aud
BOSTON Tile National Road and Good Intent stag
to0pgnies are running SIX daily ltues to Cumberland
connecting ~ III the Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road On
by - hours stage travel either ofhe above cities,
lance BY railroad.
lATlne to Baltimore ~ hours.
Time 10 Pbila..lp hia 4. hours.
Fare TO baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare 10 Philadelphia Is DOLLARS.
SIX daily lines leave The Companies stage and iaroas
ohce every morning. At O'Clock, \. NJ and extras hf
bished a any hour a load should offer
For through tickets Ia Baltimore and Philadelphia, az
PITY Companies ohee, No - ~ aier street. W hes
ling Va. doors north o the United states Hotel
For Good iuiela Stage Co. ". II. STEELE
And I.C ACHESON for \. R. :. co.
aug s Great Central Route RAJ. Road 4 stage o'hee
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DiSStjIl ] lON,
s,1F, o.rnersttn hsrrtefo-e OF sting 'etwcea wilma
4 Anderson Elwald Anderson. Aimed Evans az
rfsnkiin Anderson. ,eder the aru 4 w = Z NhoGas1
Go NGs dissolved Avgd lsi, hY mutual consent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDW ARn ANDERSON,
AIFKEn ENANS,
Mayl FRANkLlN ANDERSON.
sEuE hisieess ef the GRIM viii Re conducted by Il
= snhscrsicss heeetofafc under INC OLD ssye of \
: Z AsuEAson < Go.
WILLIAM ANDERSON
INV m ANDERSON.
Wheeling. MAJ l. FRANKLIN ANDERSON
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rNAVE Tor sale soae rsrc isrsaius in tie way OF
4 n4st l.iatc Ia the cay OF ~ seeding and Ian iit
tb. country and those sizing g. 2archase, 'e toir
tts he large small would do wei in make early
,ut.,etinn - Tie eesirous tp ssN, ard I
SAIL lae iaud ia suiall parces. sl DIV de the lo.s
~ sand H.. marc assers snieit payment " 40 be- feiut
~ Il, hsnt 17is balance oil time. JOHN GO$hobN,
Vvi.aci,Ds rs =. ReS lstsiv Aeei
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NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE
ID Ntn.ANI G. CON


A. PAXTON 81 son,
ryAVE Just opened in Of the store on Mon
street. nearly opposite The Post Office, en-.
iats aud nihe goods. which they respectfully invite
lha attention OF purchasers Their stock comprises;
iru=sei- C2rpe'ng,
tpnperisi Three Ply %
Superine. Fine aud Common tngraia carpcting;
4 l. 8 ard SIS Tapestry. Twiiled and cogmon;
Vsniian do
coiian and Rag do
G 8. ! aud Il coid and plain Cantan Mauins
oil Cio.h Of every width
Carpet Buiiing and Thread; Also
l2i 81, and Druggeis and Linen crumh cloths
Administer. Iu1ed, " iiion and Brussels Rugs
Brass stair aOds. all sizes
Adelaide Manila AMI hhCaht Door Mats &c, &c.
uOt'SEl< EEPtNG ARTICLES.
l24, IA and 10 Imperial Marsries, Toilet and
Dresden Quilts;
lei. III aud 10 ! Linen and Cotton sheetngs
Linen and caisn lliow casetoois
supefia5 irish Linen aud Cotton Shriias;
- 81 o. and l0-i Danask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Nankius and Doyhes; lll"g
BIRDS eve HuykahacS Scotch ID aner & Crash Towel
Piano Table and Stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains;
Tufkcv Red Funiluse PRINTS;
Fnr' uire DAINTY;
T ckin and Bed Lace;
F.ita- 81, ord and rssse's, for blinds;
Norsled and ColiaH fringes. Also good assortment
Of Gloves aud Hosiery; I.'neaa and cambria iidkfs;
I.adles' aud Gents sliA Cravats,
French worked Collafs;
pafusos, Umbrellas, 4 6, &c, &C.
Az of Whic Will he s0d al the lowest possible prices
and persons waiting will please call aud examine
myt7 ~ AI.lN = son
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NOllCE.
SSiss.1lsl s.s..s tf a tss al


GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUM BkRLAND AND BALTIMORE
srto facilitate irher the travel upon this cute, The
~ Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad CompSuy, IA oujanc-
ton with the Lines Of STAGES Hp-H the National Road.
wiilconmeuce upon MONDAY, the eth March, 10 run
SECOHD DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
CDACfiE over The route
Leaving Baltimore al 1 +. NJ, on every day OF
Cumberland at :! =. NJ, tbs week.
The Coaches upouthe Natiuu4i Road will honc"tprth
leave Wheeling dry twice day al q a. and 6
=. aul Cumberland at the same hours, connecting
regularly, each way, with the morning and evening
loAts Brownsville. BY this arrangement passe sefs
arriving at Baltimore ffosi Philadelphia NJ, may
proceed westward, ailer toay OF hut two hours IN.
sieed of lying until next unratug Pas -nIers
cemiug eastward, and arriving at Wheeling, or Puts
burgh Cumberland, too late either for TIE morning
evening inc viii be- detained Ia, y hours ius n'
stead of a. as heretofore Great additional despatch
viii Tins 10 tho travel upon this route, already
the most expeditions between the East aud West, an0
the passenger may avs make his choice Of the day
or might toY passing over either the Railroad or the
Turnpike section of the route.
By order WIN :. WOODSIDE,
Master Of Trans ortaiion,
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Bal,iuisre, March ls 1913
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REIN, TINES AND
.usy EsgTHsEEs &

4 - strqnabc.i advertisements, sherifis' and
u, ssies. theatrical, circus, or similar adver-
=, 1rblish-d hv the wear.
a .bzrpeAhle hy tsc Insertion should, in
4 isi rs The wriiten directions a. 20
4 '.,..,rtiaus: ifuo,. they viii he published
,ucilt csAcied.
.,.,.,s inserted rraiuiiouslv.
5,ttEs ere published - news. ohii-
A -.s,f INVITATIONS are advertisements.
4 Zee u advertisers. by 'iie yea - een"nes
...es. An other advertisement sent BY
4. e,.rsed at the usual rates.
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Cntnin inlnnt Cnrdial.

xyTHis is a preparation OF Cstnip aud several other
\ articles posst ssed of ntiNt gbait2s, combined an
a pleasant earaia u Is ihtepGed Tor infants and chii
aIen sud - recommended "a rh0c, hasnieney, aridIty
OF tAe stomach AVID bowels, gtrih-, pufghs aud bow.
al eapia MS generally Il mid. easant. safe and
etecIuai n pain, s5ohes aud diels cross and
ftetfi childreA " hen Hnwei .ndecns calm aud com
fort abe seep. rr,o f2t cents. For ell, BY
seol9 e Il PRYOR I. co.
g. gAiEMRrR,-rhs oniy aats ortzad wholesale and
~ fiaf asens COR 5wseui6 Saisarer "a. ia ~ hse
ling. areG 4 PRYOR co, al their blu@ and Med
.lns store on Man street, pv -gars above ile Mon
o, uoase. g-y-Bcw 1fe OF nultaslons they ere worth
les. seI6
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MOlESNIN HATS-NEM STYLE.

~ L have received direct from Tue iiapaTiess,
" splendid lot ID superior Extra Noiash ia plush, "a
9eriar aug eintuTc introduced uto Rus ctv ~ hci
manufacturing lNio hats tliA VIII equal io off,
pcarauce and workmanship, and sufpss- va durability
any made ne Ire eastern cities call sud The
OF Tie 49, Rel Hat, 100 Main street.
sTp6 JLAEruN 81 tLAKRlpGE.
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WINDOW GLASS.
YQR sale 100 BoAes window glass, consulting OF The

iso tull stock Of window sashos always on hand aud
lor sale al No l25 Mainst sc ROBINSON.
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taFuaa
ment of Blots and SHors for p an and N, STse W
large portion of which have been uf,etnrsd ~, ~
Ter. according to our own directions and ntenJed y,
,ressy for retail trade for our res ar rus,onsrs
aud all others who NAV favor US WIN , ral W. 80,
.afely say that never before have we been ahie ~, 49,
hem large and well selected a stock Of Roots snJ
shoes the present time ana we guarantees ,hcn,
equal ia quslity of and workmsnshin 10 thosa
manufactured in any part Of the Inited states orr
III be found consist in mart of tbr 6nIoina
reasonable goods
MEMS BOOTS.
1Jn0 pairs mems thick boots
eco do mems Kip do
SEQ do stout calf do
go do calf Napoleon tapped Boots
MEMS BROGANS
1900 pairs men : thick brorans
1900 do mems kip hrogans
SEQ do mems stout calf brogans
800 do goat and calf pump sole brspans
BON'S AND YOtJTH'S BOOTS
GOO pairs boys thick boots
80 do hov's kin do
100 do stout caif do
$40 do youths thick do
go do vouths Rip do
100 do youth's calf do
BOYS AND YOUTHS BROGANs
500 pairs Youths thick hrogaus
900 do boys do do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
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