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NJ Sac advertisements.
NOTICE,

CWANCERE NOTICE.
'aoFgo y" vs. !'s"o''s0' co,5 i, Of .Ip Is coor-
aarnabas nerrod and( ~ on The C~Aanfery
others ! Stas "tteV'
6nn opening the petition the Court be-
O ing satisfied that the defendants
Smith II. SampIes Susan Sample, jarrett
SAMPLE and his wife Nancy sample and
- Shelton and his wife Elizabeth
Shelton, sister Of Daniel J. Sample, de-
ceased. heirs at law of said Daniel j..
Sample, deceased, are non residents OF
this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof SO that the ordinary process OF
I)aw cannot DO served on them, II IS
Therefore ordered that unless the said
defendants Smith II. Sample, Susan Sam
Me. Jarrett Sample an d his wife Nancy
SaaaIe. and - Shelton and his WIle
ElizaI eth Shelton, enter their appear
anco herein on or before the next tern
of This Court to be held at the CoufI
House in the town ofCanton on the fourth
"Wednesday in April next ensuing, ll
nload, answer or domur to this petition
; otherwise the sane will be taken lol
+ confessed against them.
Il is further ordered that a cory o
this order be published in tho "M'ss'5
sippi Creole" once a week Tor t"'
months successfully.
!. A true copy from the minutes.
HENRY R. COULTER. Clerk.
DO
g February 26, 1848. 24-3t
The petition in substance states tina
a hin heretofore filed in this court, 9
painst Samuel D.. Livingston and pet
I Toner for the foreclosure Of a NOR
90 qe on a certain tract oT land in TIL
l. county. and a decree thereon, the sal
St tract of land vas sold and purchased b
i, Wesley Dranc, who afterwards conye,
y" cd the same 10 Mason b Sanders, WI
n subsequently, conveyed the same to Ia.
Ell iol !, SAMPLE deceased, and OF whom II
ne 9 absent defendants are heirs at la"' az
i. that the decree aforesaid was subs
oueptlv reversed by the High Court
re. errors and Appeals. The petition chs
81 oes various defects and irregularities
for The proceedings, decree, sale ana &C
he ~veyances aforesaid, with notice OF VIM
~ the nurehaser rs Aforesaid are charg'
ne bile, and prays for reasons therein
/. forth, that the sale to The SAID WeS'
. Drane aud the subsequent coaveyan'
. be set aside and a resale OF the moF'S'
my ed premises be ordered by this court
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p " ~ANAAtNa fHAhtN NF+ 1N 500
pectdrant.
John Van Vaikanburgh, Esq, writes
to DR.. Jayne, Sept. 28lh, 1916, and says;
| would choerfully accept OF an Agency.
for the said sale Of your family Nedi
zines, because | feel satisfied, that If !
had not taken your E~xpectorant / should
before this day have been 10 my grave.
In the month Of August, 1915, had a
very seycre.attach Of Typus Fever and
inflammation Of my Lungs, which re-
ducod Inc very low, In a few days alter
my fever left me and | began to gain
strength; | had a bad cough aHdraissd
large quantities oil matter from my lungs
or stomach. AS my strength increase !,
my cough also increased. told my
physician that | wantc TO take your TX
pectorant. lie thought i was moi best
He made me some syrup Ior my
cough which took for two or three
weeks, but it.did me no good. My cough
, still increased so much that my stomach
and lungs feIL as il they were all raw
there wa such soreness, raised u yer,
5 large, amont, and it appeared to me tina
}. was as bad Off as many people hay
e seen in the last stages Of consumption
l. finally concluded that ! had the cor
+ sumption, and that i could not i've By
, a short time. ! therefore dete rmined I
be my own physicians. ! sent to Va
, skill for half 4 dozen bottles Of you
il E~xpectorant, and commenced taking /
r and in lesg thantwenty-tour hours theI
J. was quite a change in my feelings, an
before l. had taken two bottles Of il,
=, was restored 10 my psuol health.
/ sold two or thre3 bottles Of it To-
lady in this place. She has told n
n within three weeks, that she believe
that il hns beenthe means Of saving h,
az lie. II you think what have stated,
,st be worth publishing, you are at Ilber
m to do SO.
ty Respectfully yours,
la JoHN VtN NALTENBURGu, P. W.
Lexington, GREEN CO., M.
m Prepared only BY Dr.. y. jayne Phil
er and sold on agency by
.c- PRlESTLEY & MOSBY,
a. - 4atp IN %
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GOODS.

.e IN Informs th t, ,aa .os
b IN vicinity t5 gt.r IN !
y =. a. from New 4 Soods !
of'a a.rE. Clip, french . .a,s
~ n 3', n1ain straw bq 4ii..a.
oa aa-aing boodots' M ! :.
aoa a1mp and straw ill Il.
pi' lIb ,f 90 boxes a .5.s
aP II. I.O very superior, rich s3
so1 "a and and silk gloves and
8,' !, "a and coIIaro'ts' tape ! p
.I'.s sh IA bermania scarf.
hsE'n mourning wells, ian.
ana , lass cloth and skirts
I'd - cotton Iaces' az
n AI linen edgings, ,br +. !.
ii9r ! l'b bosos and baskets
work H.. with a variety
NJ articles which t9e sn .aa,t.
! requested to call and 0S
!, ,,kos this oppor !. Ial5'
1I;.s If Canton aud Mod'
" lo.'5 Nc liberal Patfonas
:, 10 her, and nope
J nIease, will merit q oo'
Ne same. so-dt
fa2i, I84o.
southern Remed.
Gol.rc hfanati'n Or sunni
Children, Dysente'@ ""a go
rnn nosr EMINENT PHYSICIAN
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IRON AND NAILS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
WVHE undersigned, Sheriff of Madi-
L. sen county, having been appointed
at the April Term, l848, of the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
Administration on the estate Of James
Fl. TAILOR, decd, all persons indebted TO.
said estate are notified to come forward
and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will
present them legally authenticated with
II the time prescribed by law or they
will lie forever barred.
VIM. S. BAILEY, Shift Mad. CO.
April 81, 1848. 32-6t
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M A%s1ringent syrup'

arnr ron the ABOVE DISEASES
Al public for a sufficient
RIoIo ,stsbIish it's reputation as a
. I ,,I excellence, IN the
un I5s.asss for which it is intGn-
Y =. a'i ]. : Without a parallel. rs
'S daily !, increasing. I.ho on4 o@.
8s s,nJs ior the reliet which It has
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Sr,,ts ~TurDeEatine.
Inst gsccciyed.
.Emst Received.

a SUPPLY OF FAIRS QUlNlNE
"a the very best brand-warranted
6ure. For sale, at a moderate proh'' y
lie Drug Store Of ,aepv
.,,a 90 u 33-tf
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CO-pARTNERsIlIP.

TVTIE undersigned have this day as.
~ socialed themselves under the FIRM
Of PiRckard &. Headerso son, 10 conduct a
General Commission Business and so.
llcit from the friends Of The late con
Germs Of Gilmore u Henderson and
George NJ Pinckard, a continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed IN
them.
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SALE.

EpY virtue of an order Of the Probate
ID Court Of Washington county, made
at the September Term thereof T. =
I847, will proceed to sell at public auc
ION on Monday The 9Th day Of May
I848. at The door Of the Court House, in
Canton. to the highest bidder, on twelve
months credit, all that parcel of land
situate and being in Madison county,
known and desert bed as the northwest
ouarter Of section thirty-two, township
nine, range two, east. belonging TO.
.ho estate Of Christopher i. Bennett,
deceased.
A. q BENNETT, Ear,
Of Christopher =. Bennett deceased
April Is, i84S. o-N
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NaTICE.

gEyHE irmof Eichelstajn &Co., being
IL about 10 be dissolved, they inform
ALL.their debtors hal every note and
account due them which is not paid by
The 10Th inst, will be placed in the
hands Of officers for collection.
Those who wish to save cost Will
please settle IMMEDIATELY, if not sooner.
ElCHELSIElN & co.
Canton, April 9, l848. so 81
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
or all The cures that have beenrecor-
dod, VIC can safely say that the annals
Of medicine can furnish but fe equal
tothis; which now stands a living proof
of the durability Of Consumption even
when life has been ~despaired Of. Thorn
rs L~ochran-his person was seized with
a violent cold, which produced q severe
cold, and brought on an defamation Of
the lungs. He had frequent pains in the
chest. likewise in both sides, expericnc-
ed much difficulty in brcathing-had Co.
pious night sweats, and was subject to an
occasional splitting Of blood.
While in This situation he placed him
self under a highly celebrated physician
under whose care he remainod twomonth
but found bis disease still growing worse
lie then tried The Thompsonians, and
porseyfed 10 the use oftheir remedies Ior
ten weeks, wthoutany relief. lie next
tried advertised remedies with no better
success. The disease continued pro.
crossing gradually until he took fresh
cold. he then commenced sinking fast
losing in a short period over thirty
pounds in weight. He then tried the
/, Homeopathy system for three months, a
the end Of which time he was reduced
a TO a mere skeleton, AT this crillca
g stage Of his disease, with scarcely au!
hope Of help, he commenced using ~
Bazsam of Wjld Cherry, and in II week
I by tbeuso Of this Balsam he was restor
d health, and at the present time ha
not a symptom Of the disease in an
J. form.
Tsstimoav:-We, the undersigned hay
inc been intimately connected with tn
is above named Thomas Lochran bereb
N testify his statement 10 be perfect,
corrnrt GloRGE CrRTlss
AZ JoHN MAXWELL.
NJ n-7=Sae advertisement.
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the Probate Court Of said County.
TO Jane fillmore, widow, and Lucy FL,
more, LaYinia Eimore, Nancy FL,
more and Olivia Elmore, children,
and all persons interested in tho
lands, tenements and hereditaments Of
Thadew Eimore, deceased-Grceting
WOU are hereby commanded 70 az
"a pear before the Probate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof,
TO e holden at the Courthouse of said
county, On the Second Monday Of july
nert, then and there to shew cause if any
you have, Why said court should not Their
order and decree the lands, tenoment'
and Entertainments Of said deceased to be
sold, for. division and distribution, viz
A lot, containing five or six acres "
ing in the town Of Livingston, in sal
county.
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Napoleon and his Marshals,
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Life Of Paul Jones,
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IDe A~ubigne's History Of 1.-THE ReIor-
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Philosophy Of Magic,
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Dictionary Of Poetical Quotations,
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Friendships Offering for l848,
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Tourists Guide,
D'[sraeli's Novels,
The Alps and the Rhine,
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EThe Inheritance, by Miss S, Ferrler,
The Castle of Ehrenstein, by James, =,
Tales Of Woman's Trials, by Mrs. Hall
os a Simple story, by Mrs. lnchbald,
Ciuq Mars, by Count de ylgny'.
The Ladies Work Box Companions
+" Self Instructor in MiLllnor,
" Complete Confectioner, DC
Just received and for sale by
Il D WARD & Go,
). November 90, 1847.
sr. LOUIS AND emo FLOUR.
TUsT Received a lot Of Superior ?
,1o ~ Louis. and Ohio Family Flour, an
for sale by co
AZ At The Old Stand Of BIaIock
ln 1nl eS i ,ala IF
'ed GLASS JARS AND PICKLE BOTTLE
"A DOZ, Q gallon Jars,
Z ID 9 do do do
! al. b do do
8 do at. do do
n, 8 do pit do do g.
~ gross at. pickle bottles, VIII
I, will be Sold cheap.
~ PRlESTLEY & MOSBI
r. August Z, l847.
jew David's or Hebrew Plaster
This popular plaster has been known 70 2
Rheumatism permanently ID three weeks,
N u, Gout in half that time, BY removing loce.
lted aammation from the muscles ana ilga,nen y
/. MI tie Joints. There Is not a iamNy IN VIZ =
ed States that would consent % DC wl,nHus
master a single day If they knew its Va'ao
81 See advertisement N another Column =
~ paper,
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II standing in sotIAty' "lo ~
whole community II Is 'N'{
who arc u"o''|T' ,,..n,,..
4, D. se0tery,oF Ceo4, y NV 9,,s,
whose children are s s0ile,',ls H t'V'',
sblesome disease SoTo'l'e' So"
dtga lnlantum, WIN give ~" "
i
ion and family NealciNe'
AbIe, and every Plantations o,'1
f, sbopld have it among lhe'f 5uP-
blowing recomm@nda'Iohs SI'oS
9rOat number winch nave p.g''
N II, iiIt i, r e,9 Of urjva.l d
Drl tho attention OF the public.
m,rc Hiseg, Surgeon in he Unit
.lrny, and Dr.. Ztomao j, Har-
,,.. ~.
rug .,.,,o ri,
certify, that i9r we ' TI n Sn5ga "!
have t%tagqeatiE used ~ Dll@l -
4 practice, IN ca2lefa ltla2tuln Asi,e
RpIal0t Of cAlldren') ana s ciI1n,o
Aa4 N grown persons OF G!nlu.o 5@
D. hesitation IN commenting 'lls
as one Of the best femed'eS 'of
r. have eyer used
SEYMOUR HALsaY M D
Bnte d.. Halsy's certificate above
Tuos. ]. HAlrER, NJ. D.
i july 20, 1874.
ri p,gp, q,oua,l. E,o n y cl,.
, l'' ~
n, , ,,,I Sir l' ~H"oring ,hpt Won al,
fing YOUR Cornlnative and As,rin.
into public notice. | feel il a dp.
!. Ne I afflicted to bea 1 my ,5 testimony I; sun
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jew DaVld7s or EIeDFBW K-IasVVI'
This popular plaster has been known 70 cur anS
Rheumatism permanently ID three weeks, anu
Govt in half that tune, BY removing ioca, ~
aammation rom the muscles and iigainonis 2
liz Joints. There i not a family IN re un ~
cd States chat would consent 70 be wi,nous ~
plaster a single dry il they knew its valn', Il
see advertisement in another column q hi
= MINER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23
George MrtAurrdp.
NEW FASHIONABLE

|4NCsN tDllloGNFtDII
rgue ALI AMI WHITE DRY GOODS.
cE@RGE McMuRRAY isn.w opening at his store
NJ room on Market square a rich and beautiful stock
of Fancy aud staple Dry Goods, to which ,se notice OF
his customers is respectfully solicited.
N@ For Gentlemen.
Super Black, French and Swiss cloths, Black and fan
cy cassimers do barred and paIu Satin yt~tiag. n,erino
do. black, barred, Bsrathea do black, brown, invisible
green and other coiors English cloths with many other
articles desirable for Gentlemen
For the Ladies.
Super rich si!S rlaids. Cashmere do. plain silk barred
aud striped Alpaccas OF all coiors, silk hatrd French
Mcrinoes a new article, high coiore,i Cashmere de cosss
do, Mousln de Lains With 4 large stock Of British aud
American Prints OF beautiful texture aud style, rich
embroidered black Mode and fancy coIored Cloth, Me
rino aud Alpaca Shawis, Gimplead, black and fancy
eelofed silk frinses all widths, a large assortment OF
beautiful rotation Gimp silk edge and plain ladies dres,
huItors, real mus thread lacc- a desirable article with
,hrcs d isle, Jaconeit aud Swis, Edginss and insertings,
real Welch cause aud American white Fiannels, red aud
ye'tow do, mode aud other oo!,rs, Moreens for Ladies'
skirts, black fancy Kid gloves. silk, Fiioseii aud embro'
dered do. silk aud Alpaca hose. golden Plaid OIL dres
sci, Manchester and Earlsion Ginghams, striped, barci
and plain dress silks, new style Bonnet ribbons in great
variety, Tins arrival contains a splendid assortment OF
the handsomcsl and cheapest goods ever brought TO this
marset. Oct 2-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23
Drg &DO0s.
ALEX. HEYMAN,

C,o,lr.-,o0 ps French, English and wes,of England
wooLdyed eIaills- auong which vii he found a Jew ps,
NJ "proIie', se.ln rwill-d, which cannot lie surpassed
in quality or heat ia price. Also a lew p'ecss ~
pt,,yn. which As very beautiful and extremely low.
English Nominees. a large s,ocS, very hne fna'sy tof
Cc,nssham.r-iN +, ines. and tsi quality Of French
aud Scotch cin.haas, very deslf aiie styles seiy
i,w nr,ce,. ,oue cAael lent ft 10 3ie PEI yd. Ase a
iarge assortment Of Manchester att domestic "'eaaeed
prices. N .,ns xav
good article for o.. u pef yard a.. No.,
Hoods-A~s piendid article weeleH moods A'' ''"'
II sn.,nrN VIII Il 81 catpsi ns, among which vii
he found a good .arueis Of a. iasfain ioi - ee"" per
FRENCH IND ITALIAN GOODS.
,uo ms. new SATIN, and silks OF dtiereat kinds such as
Paris, rekia s,ik. - ., striped tsn'eison, sam s,npeu
wstered roult lie sous, PARIS pis'l AUG naa's' a.a ss
'nen mir, h,ay. and Wide lust iustre black silk for
cardinals. Also . few pieces India SAUNA spien1ia "
.iels. Ass Faslasd S,iSs. aud a s'oal wan os"e'sv es
Desirable, completing .uen an a.Sotu'en' oil STA q
cannot he found ia any house wssl 81 'ne wsun'ai's.
particularly Invite The adde's u cav and e,a.n,a- : :
.hey will nud Al we'd woftl uiclr unis and uou,is-
Jedge IN yselfi 10 slsw ti.ein s,lks WHICH witsAeeha any
hing they bsve ever seen IA tats aafkei- iha'eAs'
ilks al 40c per yari, a good ahicle.
Asodoublc w,dsa barred IAN .tas for dresses o. s'pe
h.s lev Embr1iiered Thihet Dresses. som-,hins
nt,rely new, az article which no merchant in this CT,
IA. ever had tie pleasure - eXa,'t 10 a customer. La
lie. call quick ii YOU visits. SEE tlsni. =.
Silk Velvet, | urrad Lfcrs, Ribbons. Arm
i ials. French Mrrenoes, BOmbazines, Shawis
1a.hmeres, J5coaets, Vesunss, Marines, Bet
Ticks. Gloves. Cotton flannels, Calfcoes
Furniture Prints. Sr. .
70 the LtpiEs-ny siaek has keen selected w.t.
H. uim, st care, aud boaght entirely tt eash, o. 'ae lar
~ Importing houses in the eeiefa cites ~tlese ha
ne. u- 4. of~r HE newest aut uiasi hsiiohase s''t
# h season. Al a yrie- far below ANY 's'.e' "e'
h, cry. Yoa NAV rest sss"fet AAi tsa ni"sase"o
,ey AID t,.ure a. elylnx me- tbs ifsI call, a. 1 AN SURE
'on wuI not HOOK any further tnr harssins ana sstes-
~ County Merchants are Invited to can aid see
ave money by Il. ~P1
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Yohu ElIt0ti.
John ELLIOT'T'
JOHN ELLIOTT,
WHOLESALE N ETA DEALER,
In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and
Euriflifs

TF VTVToE VT" 'V"VTFV VVV' V""
Varieties,
No. 1863, MAIN ST., WHEELING. Va.
V3HOCIln respectfully form his customers and the
w public generally that he is now receiving his
stock of FaIl Goods, comprising a general assortment Ut
Fancy and staple ilry Goods, together with 4 large and
extensive stock of Varieties aud Fancy Goods, 10 which
he would call the attention OF his former customers aud
all others who may be in want of New and desirable
Goods.
Ills stock consists in part of Brown and Bleached
Musilns, Tickings, Ginclains, Checks, Broad Cloths.
tessinicfs, Ssttiucts and Ncstings, flanncls, AIpacas,
Irish Linens and Calico OF all Kinds, Lace goods Rim
hons, Gloves, Crava,s, Hosiery, Pohgee lldrf. Bingham
20 and Trimmings of AL Kinds.
Cutlery, Watches, Jewelry, Pins. Needles, Threads,
Percussion caps, Accordiops, Fine Ivory Combs and
Combs of all kinds; Looking Glassls, Picture frames
aud Carpets, with . large assortment of Brass 3 day aud
20 hour clocks of all kiuds aud prices.
Country merchants and pediars are particularly invi
ted TO call as goods in their line viii lie sold cheaper
than at any other iIoutc in this city.
RecoIlcct No lo3, come Of main and Market alley,
sep ID JOHN ELLIDTT.
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o eel. Wetskell.

O, w. HElSkELL
Y1As received from New York, PhiladeIphts and
- Baltimore his second large stock Of
L FALL. AND WINrER GOODS
which were bought at considerable reduction on priees
early in the season, his stack is very complete and offer.
great Inducements 10 persons wishing to purchase. II
consists IN par, OF the f'aowing Articles, viz;
DaESS Go~ODs--5ILKS.
Embroidered Broesie Silks, beautiful STYLES. Paul, Nc
Sole, Chaneleon. Raw SIR Plaids. Gro DE Berlin. Gro
DE- sfriqac, Gro De Rhine, Gro De Nan. Turk satin
Rich Lns'rc, Satin LcvantInc. Enhroiderei Ciacc silks.
Italian Lustrings, plain SiiAs for Friends. MentiIIa and
Nes'tte silks extra wide and very rich. Tafctss. India
aud French Saiins, sench.ws etc. being an extremely
tics aud varied assortment Of Dres silks. ETC.. q, reln
ocd prices.
VARIOUS DRESS GOODS.
Tliihe, coths, IN great variety Of coto-.; Andsiu,i.n
COINS a beautiful article for Friends: Ito; drras plaids,
Je'hy Lind Plaids, Bertha Plaiis, Ga'a lads. stewart
Pads, Saiiilo Plaids. "a iforni, PIaids. being the most
oohplcic assortment Of Plaid Goods ever before offered
s''he OF them being EXPRESSLY for children. French.
English aud German Meriuoes. mode coiored. black.
co'''ch and satin striped Alpaca t.ustres, SAT- in striped
AMI "ther CasAneres. some very hand. os,e at 25 cents
per yd, Mouse'in De Lsiues. California Robes. Paramct.
ia c'"ihs, extra Bubazines, MaiIlnn, Theron 4 Co.'S
make, Britannia aud Victoria rIaids. swiss Musiins.
lacconet do. NansopS do. Nun do, hoax Muslin, plain
a1i plaid do. Jackoncts aud bishop Lawns.
ALSO-6U0 fs English, French and American Cali.
Goes, win an Immense variety of dark and rich Win
ter G,nslsns, at reinced prices.
Party dresses of the ncwn.i csirn, .oue NJ Them
einnroidered IN The most beautiful manner
Bonnet Ma,eriat-iticI cut and uncut Veive,s, Bonnet
na'ins, piaid Linlnrs, Bonnet ribbons in grea, variety
rlu'ncs# for bonnc's, French Artificial Flo Hcrs.
WoOLENS. ETC.
French, English aud American Cloths and C~assimeres
also. = few pieces OF French Cloths, expressly for La
dies, cioass satinc's, Tweeds, aud a great variety sf
goods for boys wcar. SILK warp FfaineIs, all wool do.
C.rnhped Flannel; WEIGH Flannel, t;auze do, Twilied
10. s''l al the other varieties. Satin and Silk vestings,
Merino 40, Valencia do.
Also brown and hleached MusIjns of thirty five dit.
fercn; Factories.
Bonreis in great variety. Lusehes, Cap Tabs, Gull
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

FILES SORES, &c-The Genuine Hays idnannht,
at article move justly celebrated a. a c"te tor vac
oyc. thaH auy or al others Its cures are almost m
inp.a e.. aud It Is only neccssay To let tI1=e Who
sN tAt artIcle and used It with suci great Success,
tuatuA - sad true AID genuine OF Couis!ocN a Go.
tsiu laud s.. New York, sole pr0frietofs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23
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rlILDRENS' Zephyr wOrstei and WOODEN Polka
~ Coats, y ouths' cars and comforts, woolien canes
Nnd Muas, ynt an endless variety pf Hoods, some very
BEAUTIFUL, w'tl all Kinds stockings, socks. gloves. rtits.
etc, just opened and for sale by
oCtJ SENSENEY & RHODES
z AIDES Gentlemen and Cmllrcus' Lamt's Wool,
~ Merino aud SIX shirts, Hosiery in English silk, raw
Stk, Cashmere, Alpaca, SaNoney. Wor<,ed, German.
town AMI Lambs wool, white, Hack, slate aud mixed
cotton, etc, Tor sale. SENSENEN & RHODES.
INFANTS Shiris,-rceeivcd this morning some more
= Of those hHe Meriuo and Ssxony infants Shirts.
oct 10 SENSENEY & RHODES.
RIO TIE LADIES-received t!,is morning by Green's
i. Express some more Of those very desiralic black
and mode cnlored satin aud plaid cashmercs, also a few
tso~e dress patterns of extra rich solid plaid black
GcoS IT. Afftquc silks, with various o; her new Goods.
oct Is ~SENSENEY 4 RHODES.
CWAN SIMONiS' celebrated cloths and Cassimers
~ black and fancy coloys for sale by
oct 10 SENSENEY 4 IODES.