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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
Coldridge's Balm of Columbia Fo

the Halr-its positive qualities are as foIiowsIst
For infais, keeping the head free from ssnrf and
eausii u luxurious growth Of the hair
I'd For ladies, aler chd BIRTH restoring the skin TO
ling out OF .be hair.
3d. For any person recovering from any debility the
same elect rs produced ~
4lh. II used IL infancy I'LL growth is started il
may be preserved by attention. To The latest of
life.
9Th II frees the head from dandruf strengthens the
roofs lmlafts eath aud vigo 10 tie circulation aud
prevents the han iom changing color or getting grew
bth IL causes the hair 10 curl beautifully when done
up IN II over night NJ No ladies' toilet should ever
be made without ii.
EXpectorant Syrup ns %s y"a Gousnm
sands have met premature death for the want OF al.
lenion TO a common COLD. Have you a cough Rev
DE- Bartholomew Eapeclorani syrup, safe medical
prescription, containing poisonous drugs and used
extensive practice for several years. III po-
sItisey gave relief and you from that awful
disease Pulmonary Consumption which casually sweeps
INTO the grave hundreds OF the young the Old The
y and tile gay.
The only genuine for sale in Wheeling by A. O: Fair.
elid, Steubenville by A. Conn., in Pittsbargh by VIM
Jackson, IA Washington by sweeny 4 son, ia ST.
CiaTsvliie by Johnson also IN every PennsyL
vania, ONO, Mary land aud Virginia. dec IL
= Cases Sicily Liquoree Refined do for sale BY
~ aug u las BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
QUINCY FOUNDRY,
JORNER Or MAIN & QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SAND. A. co

buftNOuSc NO. {, VI NrOe Street.
WE subscribers prepared 10 make and keen con
stanily on hand al the a.ove establishments ali kinds
Of Castings, Cooking. Franklin, Balloon and Cannon
Stoves OF all sizes aud patterns; ilollowware Wagon
bo1es Plough Castings Crates, Flat Irons sugar and
W ASH Kettles &c. complete assortment We have
ust received some splendid patterns for Paror
he neatesi brought Tins city Persons who in.
tend huiialng are respectfully requested examine them
before purchasing any other kind. Wehave large Iui
OF patterns Tor Mill gearing the best the place which
we WIZ make 10 order al The lowest rates also Thesi-
ng Machine Castings. Wewill also continue to mann.
sehe The different kinds Of Ploughs complete used in
hs SECTION OF country, and warranted equal to any made
IN te western country We viii all our cast.
cheap as can be made Pittsburgh Ciucinnati or an,
olhei establishment IN this city, Persons wishing 10
Putehsse ANY &c en- our line viii please give US ca
apl HAMILTON sANDs L. ca
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05


PHL.DELrHA, 10Th me- l3th 1916.
To 7. b. PETERSON, No, gS Chestnut Streei-iiaving
teen requested 10 give my opinion the merits
McALLlSIEk'S SALNE, am willing 10 cauineratt
some of The benefits which conceive have eaperien
eed ~ the use of tho article.
In the Spring Of leij had an attack of Erosipelas
my face, which became very painful, and extended into
one Of my el tens attended wits fever NY distress
was great audi hogan 10 BE- fearful of losing eve
A short tiae previous 10 this pamphlet was thrown
! into my house, entitled "fNSENSlBLE PERsPIRA
TiON," setting tofthihe virtues Of McALLlSTER'S
! or the WORLDS SALNE."
Although not much believer in what is termed quack
medicines, purchased box aud made application
q my face. To my surprise the pain ahaied and
! u a weeks time WAS entirely cured; and firmly he
eye, That n the save under Prov idence that cured
NE
From that time 10 the present have used the article
As occasion required, and in every where have
used il, have found d decided benefit.
Al one time on going ~ he'd al night my throat
sore that swallowed with difcultv by an applca
tion OF the Salve was relieved before morning.
have used IN csses OF Burns, Bruises, sprains aud
Flesh Cuts all with Tie happes effects ease of
poisoning by Wild vine IN the woods has been dried
up and cured by few applications.
From NV own experience. | would strongly recon-
mend It TO ALL a cheap, convenient family ine.li cane
II seems To psrtake more of an ointment salve
aud very hot weather quite ihluiG hence II
requires preparation other then 10 rub the aict
ed part.
Ihsve leeoms partial 10 it, that expect keep it
constantly in ny family.
Though unaulhtlOus to appear IN print vet cannot
refuse 10 have This comnunic made pubic Judged
hes1 10 serve the cause OF humanity.
Respectfully thine. WA, ADAMS
oct % No 20 ,'d Road
For sale by James nsker, Wheeling, Va and James
Burnley, tiizahe,htoWu, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
IL NJ MEX AND BOWEL COMPLlNIt
DIR. THOMPSON'S CARMINATINE

scientific vegetable preparation prepared by DIR Ed
Thorn, formerly OF ritshurg now Of New York c
ty. THIS invaluable preparation well known by the
inhabitants OF Pittsburgh and vicinity aud
CERTAIN remedy for Summer complaint. Darrhga Che
lera Morhus u a scientific remedy predicae
the uuaiteraOe laws of nature. IL the
CAUSE and the eject naturally CEASES No person
should lengthy journey without it, and for Summer
Conpla m children II is truly invaluable, being q
tain cure and by It's timely use numbers OF children
might he saved from the grave Price p per
Sold by the agents for DR. Cckeners sugar Coated Pills
Isl Of ahlNe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

WV
DECEMBER G. Is47.
Nessrs Wyatt x Ketcham-Gentleneu Understanding
that the general for the sale of Dr. Up
ans Vegetable Electusry, for the OF Files, have
deemed II my duty 10 volunteer recommendation in
behalf OF that Invaluable medicine. have been afflicted
Tor many years with plies, ard have tried varous rene
dies, hut with beneficial efieeis-indeed, began
consider my utterly hopeless. But about The first
OF september last was prevailed upon by friend to
make atrial of The above named medicine took his
vdvice aud rejoice 10 say that not only relieved,
but. as believe perfectly cured most earnestly
ommend II TO all who may have the misfortune 10 be
afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your OFT s'vt ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

" The sick sh diseased stomach restored and I'M
- pure blood ceenscd (which The foundation OF dis
eases thou, eudangerue their constitution 20 & get
| bf. le ko}'s sARsAfARlLLA and WILD CHERRY
PILLS wlchIs the only safe family medicine he Oh
tanned had al WM j. ROBB's
oct 10 corner Union and Main Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

NOT1CE-1he genuine Upham's Electuary has his
written signature. thus (3S5- upham, NJ. d. The
hand is alone done with pen. Price 81 per box
90 Sold wholesale and retail, by WYATT &
kETCHAM, 12l Fulton street, N. Y, and by Druggists
generally throuc bout the United States and Canadas
.CRUMBACKER, Agent for Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
you
SllERMAN'S OLOSAONIAN,
ALI-HEAING BAL SAM.

"A Sk your friends if they know Of any thing thai
IL will so speedily long and tedious cough, al
sing of blood. bro"chs dyspeptic consumption hoarse
ness Influenza and diseases of the throat the Oso-
snisnf AMI the, viii tell you-no. There never has as
yet been remedy introduced TO public notice which has
productive of so much good in short space Of
fime- Road fhni nlln,Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05


MEMS BOOTS.
/ 500 pairs Mems Fine calf boots.
300 do Gents Fine morocco do
3oo do Mems stout calf welt Boots
MEMS MoNROEs
1000 do Mems Kip Brogans,
3W do Mems stout calf welt Brogans
4oo 40 Mems prime thick brogans
o BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
!0a pairs Boys fine calf boots,
!5O do Boys prime kip do
100 do Youths do do do
a do do fine calf do
49, BOYS AND Y YOU II; s BRo G AN
s sSo pairs sn Boys ,y Kip Brosans,
$50 do do Morocco Broeans,
quo do do Thick do
3C0 do Youths calf aud morocco do
SEQ do do Kip Brogans,
1900 pairs cheap id and Seal Slippers
200 do Ladies' Fine Kid Slippers,
Soo do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes,
$50 do do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots
WOMENS LACE BOOTS.
sCo pairs AN Women's KID and orocco Lace Boots,
SUI do do calf Lace Boots,
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &c.
t0u pairs Misses Kid and Seal Slippers
$50 do do Half Caters,
CHILDREN'S SHOES
S oo pare chdren's morocco and leather Bootees,
3Oo do do Fancy Caters,
900 do DO Fancy coIored Kid Bootees,
oUo 40 10 Black and cOOred Kid ankle Ties,
IVY 40 do Morocco Lace Boots,
Iooo 10 do Leather begged BOotees.
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
constantly on Sand a large and well selected
ment OF shoe Steck and Findings, viz: Spanish Sole
Leather, French aud American calf skins, Morocco,
Kid, Lining and Binding skins. AISO-I.asts, Bosi
Trees, Shoe Threats Nails Pegs Patent and common
avn HATS, Awi tlades FINGERS Knives an assortment
of French Shoe Kit &c &c.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 us, we still solicit continuance of the same.
8ia MoCLAlLEN, KNOX & CO.
e Wheeling, Mar is, 1873.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
CLICKENE RS
SUGAR COATED VEGETABLE PURGATIvE
u

n RE universally admitted 10 operate only as an
~ ellectual preventive hut failing
nv in all diseases which affect the human frame
Headache, Indigestion. Rheumatism, Plies. Scurvy,
Dropsy. SUalip oS. Cholea.mornus, Worms, WhooFing
cough Consumption JauBdice, Quincy, Scarlaina, Ii
yer compliant. Apoplexy, Cancers, Measles rheum
Fits, Heartburn, Giddness Eryspess. Deafness Itch
ngs ofhe SKIN Colds Goui, Gravel Pains ~ the back,
Inward weakness. Palpitaous IN the heart, ksincs in
the throat Asthma. Fevers Of all kinds, Female
plans stitches in the SIDE. Splitting ofbood, Sore
Scrofua. - Anhonys fire. Lowness OF spirits, Flooding
Fuor Ahus or Whites Gripcs Kings evil. Lockiaw,
Ilysteria Bile the stomach, ana all bilious affections
Peurisy, Group, Swelied feet aud legs Swue-pox, IRE
mors, W hiie dwellings, Tumors Ulcers, Vomiting and
host Of others have successfully and repeatedly been
vauquislled by their powerful arm.
| They have been known to effect permanent cures
when all other remedies had proved navaIling, and
/ the last stages of disease
They have many cases Superseded the prescrp.
tive skin OF the most eminent physicians and received
/ besides their unqualified commentator.
They have been repeatedly recommended by of
the most distinguished characters Throughout the land
and sanctioned IN Europe by nobitmen and princes of
royal blood.
They have teen introduced into the Hospitals of Ed
nIurgh, Paris and Vienna. and through the dismieres
/ ted exerons OF our Foreign Ambassadors they have
received the favorable commentator Of the Emperor
OF Russia, and his Celestial Majesty ofthe Chinese En-
pure.
II TScaroey Packet vessel of any repute sails from
the port of New York. without abundant supply
! of the
SICK MANS NEVER FAILING FRIEND.
95- Agencies have heen estahli shed in all the princ
pal Cities in the Union. and applications constantly
reaching us from almost nunueress villages in every
section OF the County Testimonials of their marvellous
rSers t 49, have NOT ti,e 10 re.d ON, IA Il nf,bsn
What stronger more conclusive evidence these
=, ~ .,,,, ,Io,sa,d vi,o 80 "a 80 ID
r%rp.S On : :, .n / :, 5,read il, ~ rs,,i,s1 ~
~ ,,, lr ,,sc 80, as ID ,,,,,id !, 40, low,
3 - iaou bel M a. i shouId ie ,n Tho earn III
~ 5,i - ;sti' ~ a . n,',,'r,'i,,7 NV SWIM anu
- - -. ~ - y f,iicto1,n, = 3D. y -, =,
o. a. he Sn1sr Coated ? is s,,J thst na5ina 81
~ rt - e,.er Icard az rti no TtroircaJ ,tos ~,
- 80 IHrcissers sho1j therct,re ai,,a',s ~
S@i;lenor, ss,,JaT Coated Xe1efsbIe pis sn2 ri a
- ofifnr n NO. vii / mad, no yictin,s ~ f,suJ
ppiIr Ok ,,FNsrS pm g0x ~
"a Sii-e,or's ,ci,sl me- for tho sal. of PILL i
&c &c. s.ra., M, vi S 80 " ~ " ms "
! Ma 'rArE SON So I hertz street bo.d or Wood
street p.siurgb, Pa, General Agent ior Western Pen
! Northern Ohio, aid river of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
R. SWEETSER'S PANACEA.
Bgltimor, Man. 18Th 1Ss7

DudttUic. N"y IotH iohf'
certify, that for the last five years have been AZ
hcted with Dyspepsia and W alter Brash, accompanied
with general weakness Of the whole system particu-
larry distressing Pains in the hack. Al times my di-es
ticn had that could scarcely keep anythine on
nv stomach. and coffee could not touch. Rad leen
attended by several doctors aud had taken many
prescriptions, without receiving any ,eneft. few
weeks ago commenced taking DIR. Sw eeier Panarea
and before had finished the first bottle felt certain il
would cure NE, as no medicine had taken had such
effect ! have now taken three hotties and feel
perfectly well am, however taking another bottle
strengthen my nervous stem. make this statement
publicly, to let afflicted know whcreto obtain relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

From fne wearing too Kan clothing, OF him shoe. i
wet and cold weather, fFUua tght IaeIl inplouet M
sedetary hals great nIeiitai excitement, iony cout
Ell aaNfeiy, deep trouble Ol mind, aud DISAPPOINTMENT
and host OF Other causes spring those A BBOkN
complaints Ith The long, numerous, and
ifaIn diseases growing ou1 Of tegI, which these MS
are elauenty designed 20 cure. The Oslructi ou or san
pfess4ot tue uatura secfetions and eAcreiOns
iar 10 women, ol verg frequent occurrence is "a no,
spread aud excessive, and one which If neglected ur
aaces lie nIOsl laa consequences large proportion
tie diseases 81 tar Stomach Liver Lungs, Brain and
sssssas sysle, lA feAle> isinaie in THIS primary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

They give immediate relief in nervous or sick head
ache paptaton of the heart owness of spirits despon
dency oppression of sinking of the chest drov
sness rysterica! affections and all nervous Diseases
| SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-17
80. q 60 a - 20
State Agricultural Society
of south Carolina.

YWy HE following PREMIUMS will be
q. awarded to the successful compel
tors, at the semi-annual meeting, TO be
held in the village Of Sparlanburs, on the
second Wednesday iu Sept. next:
/. For the bes, Stallion, for Asricultu-
raj purposes-a silver medal.
9. For the bes, Mare, for Agricultural
purposes; a Silver Medal.
8. For the best native Bull, oyer 8
years; Silver Medal.
Forthe hest native Cow, over 3 years;
Silver Medal.
S. For the best Jack, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
6. For the best Mule, bred u South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
Z. For the best Ram, adapted TO our
climate; Silver Medal.
8. For the best Eve, adopted to our
climate; Silver Medal.
9. For the hest Ram, regarding wool
chiefly; Silver Medal.
10. To the most successful and exten'
sive grower of clover for three consecutive
years; Silver Medal.
IL. TO the successful competitor In a
pIoughing match, with double or single
team; Silver Medal.
l2. For the most successful and extern
sive experiment with lime for three conse-
cuive years; one complete sci of the Far.
mer''s Register.
l3. For the best conducted Farm in The
Dislric, Of Sparlanburg; Silver Cup Of
The value Of $40.
A full and detailed statement Of the
value and operations Of The Farm. to be
furnished by the Agricultural Society Of
Sparanburg, or Committee of three
disinterested farmers of the District.
A priI s ff II
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81.
THE EDGEFIELD
:EEJN.ALE ACADEMY,
CONDUCTED BY
.Dr and NrS d one 9. &

MN7ILL open as heretofore advertised, on
wv Monday the 9TH of February. The ar
rangemen,s are as follows. A Primary Depart.
ment, Junior, Middle and Senior Glasses.
-5!.s:s In the Primary Department.
Spelling. Reading, Writing and Ele.
mentary Arithmetic, $5 90
In the Junior Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar,
= Arithmetic. Primary Geography,
abridged History, Composition, q 90
In the Middle Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithme.
+. tic extended, Grammar and Pars
ing, General Geography, History
of United States and OF England,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural :,
Philosophy, Composition, l0 W
In The Senior Class.
Ancient Geography, General History,
=: Critical Reading, Rhetoric, Logic,
Botany, Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry,
Latin with view 10 more tho.
rough understanding Of English, u Oo
Instruction in Music, 10 0O
do do French. IL w
The year will be divided into four quarters
OF eleven weeks each, commencing as follows
lst Of January, 18th Of March, Ist of June, and
lst of October
Books, Stationary, &c, will be furnished al
prices to cover expenses only.
N. B. The present quarter Ito commenc on
the 9Th of Febiuary,) will be charged as hall
quarter.
feb2 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-17

indication that the common. purglng medicines
are designed 10 effect :i-.a,..
There are some constitutions liable to regu
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall
T to such recommend the use ofthis Medicine
beginning at least By the middle Of May, OF first
ofJune
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, oiien experience sense OF fullness.
weight, and oppression, about the stomach Of
ter eating-in sucIr cases adose Of this. Inedi
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
bnrn aud costveness. they may use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, Il is most yalu.
able medicine
could append long. fist Of certificates, hui
lorbear, prelerring to rely OH the virtues of The
medicine to sustain ITSELF The meiicine is a
gentle and certain cathaitic tonic and sudorific.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonlon. Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Cheaiem & Settle. Dfnlonsvie, Charles Free.
man, Cairo P. o., ,and
J. D. TIBBETTS5
Edgefeld c. II.
sept.8 E 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-17
GAMBLING.

There is still in. The land! There is
still hope for the wicked who have
thrown themselves into the arms OF
vice, and have indulged in the ruinous
and disgraceful practice of gambling.
We should never giyesup our endea>
vors to reform those, who have been
led away from The paths Of duty, and
from lessonsof virtue, TO the dark and
,ortuous -mazes of corruption, by the al
most universal man,a, induced by an,
acquaintance with gaming. I'VE know
it is the custom for virluous eyes to be
ayerted from youths who have fallen
into the traps Of sin, but this should not
be the case. 1t is the duty of every
one, to lend helping hand to aid in the
reformation Of those who have been un-
fortunate. The cause Of their misfor-
tune, may have originated in weakness
lit may have crept over their benign
ted minds, like the seductive shadows
Of evening, hich lulls the soul to drea-
my slumber and prepares the senses
! for the deep unbroken sleep offorgetlul-
ness.-Yes this is progress Of the hislo-
ny of the young man who is drawn into
the exercise of this habit. A gentleman
ly (2) game first marks him as "a blood"
and step by step, he is led on, from
the paths of moral rectitude until in the
blackness of degration, he folgets the
line of demarcation between the gentles
man and the black-leg, and at last sink
ing lower than the level of honesty, is
lost forever. How many such could be
saved, if the proper exertions were
made? Parrants should never drive
wicked childgfIom their family circle
Z for harshness1iias no effect on vice, and
kind words might melt the mostobdurate
sheart. They bavesno right to trust
siheir unclean children out upon the
world, for by SO doing. they scatter the
poison, which should be restrained and
prevented from spreading abroad. II
pains us TO see that efforts are made
in onrtown to secnfe tberising youths
those who ITO step into the shoes Of
5ihe.acting gcneralion-to fill their pla-
ces in allthe relations OF active ife-to
secure aud preserve these, fiom the
temptation which beset them at every
corner of:he street, and which are
,throWnslike deadly snares around them.
Could moi something be done? We
have many who are '.proud lo.do honor
tc Caser,1' but few who are honorable
enoughSto step forward and exercise that
bravery. which the law has placed at
50: lop aaseJ thai II has no supporters
ornones sto5see its provisions enforced,
znrzifs advocates reverenced.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-17
LOSS S7oFTHIRDLY.

i - -
---,had the custom of Weiling the
heads Of his discourse on smalfslips of
paper placed on the Biblebffore him, 10
be used in succession. On reaching the
end Of the second head, he looked down
for the third slip; but, alas! it was not
10 be found. Thirdly he cried; look.
ing round with greatRanxiefy. After a
lille pause, Thirdly again he ex,ss
claimed;butsstill no thirdly aPpeareds
sThirdl IS, Il say smy brelheren, purs
sued the beWildered clergymun,e but
not another word could he utter. At
this point, while the congregation we're
partly sympathising with his distress,
and partly rejoicing at such de-
cisive instance of the impropriety
of using notes in preaching-which
had always been an unpopular
thing in the Scotch clergy-an old wo.
man rose up and thus addressed the
preacher. If Pm not mistaken saw
Thirdly flee out Of the east window, a
quarter OF an hour since 1t is impossi.
bic for any but.a Sco,chman to con-
ceive how much this account of the loss
of Thirdly was relished by the part Of
the congregation which condemned the
use of otes.--Chamber's Scottish book.
The Devils Wig.-some years ago, as
The late Rev. MIR. Prinsle, of Perth, was
taking walk one summers afternoon
upon the Inch, Two young beaux took ii
into their head TO break jest on the
old parson. Walking bfiskly up TO him,
and making their bow politely; they ask
him :f he would tell them the colorof the
DEVILS wig. The worthy clergyman. sur
veying them for a.lew seconds, made the
following reply,--'Truly here is a most
surprizinS case: two young men have
served a master all the days Of their lives,
and can'l tell the color Of his wig
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-17
* = n "
e Staple Dry Good.

N,sANCY Y Muslns, Ginghalns and Prints,
Changeable De LANES and Jenny Lind Plaids,
Silk, and, Baradgei Shawls and Mantlesi
Silk:Sun Shades and Parasols; 81 Il
English and American Long; Cloths,
Rich Bonnet, Cap and TafetasR Ribbons,
Swiss, Jaconet, Thread and Lile Edgings and
fs5 lnsertinss y
Linen, Cambria Handkerchief, Gloves. Hosie-
Sry. &c. &c. =
&. FOR GENTLEMEN,s: WEAR. w ~
Drap de- Etc, Summer Cloth and Spring Cas-.
539' simere, q ~
Lead CoLred,i Brown and G,ass Linens,
Brown and Fancy Linen Drills, 50
MarsailIes Vestings, Silk; Hankerchiefse and
Cravats, .;i.;.S,s y
suspenders, Gloves, Half Hoss, &c. &c.
Together with an assortment Of,
Georgia Striped Homspnns. Osnabnrgs,
Cotton Yarns. Shoes. Hats. Caps, Bonnets. !
Just received and for sale BY z 3gIs3.tS = Il
April If. II 4