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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

ERot tRIES, COOKING STOVES. BELLOWS, &C
~ Tuesday October Mt halfph,t ten o'clock, ~ & boy
street O Greenwich general assortment OF
.res-tandles Mustard, MaoGaron, Moss Beef
in bgrree Smoked Herring boxes nackerot pickled Se
garH, brandy Wmts Cordar Liquors &c.. co suit buyers
Also, Cooking Stoves and Blacks ellows To be
at the store. ". A.GARrER, Auetionser.
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Lklu.tae.

M y. PETERS CO, NO. 300 BROADWAY So
A& cts tho OF families their extensive
ok 81 old Ports, sherries Aadeiras, which they
have imported expressly for family rani Of tho
he brands and for sale, in wood draft.
scotch Ales. london Porters, Nc, No
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uuxeh.-Murch the Halter, - 03O Third
o' s
@ Lis Rsrss
md N sas s ss
hseominess Of style that must commend them 70 nnyer
Bic sales both Of his fall style gentlemen hats q
an u Il on
.a. should ss as ss b. linn Win II be- 10 The
An Honest Observation-Disclosures Sincerely
tAt il to their interest We recommend AL people Of The
senas1 to purchase thar s.S o nh Of ~.
axsisles excellent.
Fashionable Clotniag can AT All times be
sbsainsd At IL. l.. FosTEaS es.ablshiaens cortandt
o. large stock q goods and elo,hing their
Sgassss'd
Psntaloons.-- uring the time or that Dam
SsoTs me ,ar nsrs wa, sasr IL i, sSad,1
hAsa cutter Of this essential part Of asenemans Dress
inss ,Ls We coesnsy tailor. " Il. soaEsTs No. 7Gi
which he Sells are waTsSy q sr.i.tiS ss
sontag Creates a Sensation In the World
q Music Forrest in the drama Collins in the world Of
% The world 81 n .s to sns %ndS
sbers don't care for acting Others again. travel by
a GREESs made 'aa o a waS
Aston House. unequaied in New York
View Fall and Winter Dry Goods.-Hitch-
&Htk q 51I broadway, corner OF Leonard
have store Of the best
81 new tall and winter silks Shaws Cashmeres Merinoes,
DE LANES, &C., which they selling very
SAses. Ladies will be TO be suited BY calling.
ESots and ShOes.-E. A. Brooks, OF $50
Patton street creating quite sensation in the
atty Everybody declares that hs boots and shoes
the b,st that this side OF the
and tho chat all tho world and il
efs becoming his friends and patrons For boots aud
shseS Of kind to BROOKS. His goods capital
asd his charges for them positively nominal. Try him.
Rich Carpering.-smiGn d Loisnsborry, NO.
ID.
Syles, comprising complete and desirable
nah Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three Ply and ingram Car
ratings; also, choice assortment OF all other goods
ksing the carpet trade all Of which they Offering
lrfsee soat challenge competition.
Rich Garpeting.-Pctesson u Humphrey,
~ Broadway have just received packet ships Great
Western and West Point largo lot of rich and elegant
Caryeting direct from the English manfac tories, of
patterns entirely which invite the attention Of
the public.
Cheap Warranted Wntches.-If YOU want
10 buy good Watch, cheap, buy of the importer.
Cold Levers, full jeweiled, $50, $50 and $40.
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ITO TFACHERS.-A GENTLEMAN is REQUIRED IN
private family, tutor and companion 20 youth of
eighteen and uly competent 90 instruct In all the English
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TRAVELLNRs, GUIDE.


tSoR PalLApELPBiA DIREcT.--U $. NAIL AND
sspres ,nes, throrsh IN tour hours Jersey Rail-
,0sd ss jeffrey Ctv leaving New York ha A. a. doc. o.
g'Tuana sreet aud 81 p ", bersy stress Fare. IS
sor best etss ard - ~ fcr seoond GLASS, u aad
yon Norfolk ans Chaeston thrclgh sssots sold shs
Shove lines and through 5axSkte 1svrfad In ans a.
~ A.. a. Hnes
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.Iaow many bright eyes grow dim-Noyv

psny soft el' cks pale and acme ean tell the
cause that blshted their loneliness. Grief in many
produce the greatest changes in
color Of the hair. Badness and hair
10 often the OF and deep affection aad
whilst results has invented
restoratiyes Ihe best of these Bp
Giles Hyperion Fluid for stimulating the growth and
beauty, Boges Electric Hair Dye for ayeng
the hair jet black dark brown color Those in need
articles at the OF A. b. X ~. sands
lU Gton street; knhhton, Clark Co. 23, and Rice h
Smith, III broadway H. Cary Co.. "a Pearl street,
and druggists perfumer thrcug the world
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stood the Of tmehas been recommended by the first
Of the eountryhas avoided humbug by being confined
20 G legitimate sphere when large fortune could hn ye
made by lying should II not receive the counter
OF all menu MRS. JERyiSS Cold Candy is that
article. For coughs, colds &c. its efficacy is universally
acknowledged.
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NEW GROCERY STOCK, AND NEW STORE FIN
~ turea-bonday, October T. % ton o'clock, Al lB
seventh between twentieth aud Twenty trst
the stock said tens rean wo
selected assortment of Crocercs Pickles. Sancea AMI
Liquors, including the hxture snow Gases. Grocery
aud Bar Counter Nc. Also Cohse Mil Cans Refrgcrato
e.. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctiop.or.
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nj H. PETERS& CO., 200 BROADWAY. IMPORTERS
I'VE dealers in fine Wines, Brsnlies And Havana
uyers requested this extensive
stock before making their purchases. Great Inducements
are and Snort time buyers orders solicited
WIN H. UNDERHIIL, IMPORTER OF BRANDieS
w Wines yites tho attention Of dealers IA
nice Others large stock Of choice Vines Bran
dies which he is Offering twUnty cent lower than
other houge. baskets of eidsiok and var Cham
fanas; $50 dozen line Caret 81 ~ per tpz bottles
No. s30 ErOomo street, corner 81 Crosby street.
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Polace,-yVe understand thpt Gem

lsnen be accommodated with the best Of board
ind with elegantly furnished rooms, by applying ut
h Crystal Ioteb in Sixth avenue, Thrty
and fcrteth streets nearly opposite the Crystal Palace
where every comfort and luxury can he obtained.
PS1he and pass the door every i've minutes
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ryNAMnANy HALL, SEPTEMBER 9TH lSi2-THE
Il Naturalization COMMITTEE, appointed BY The Demo
cratic bSan General Connttse viii be Ia session ~
Tammany HALL and after the ith 81 octabcr ~ from
~ clock, A. ~, ko.3 o'clock 4. N. THOMAS j. BARR,
Chairman of NataraEaefn commi.tee.
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Two LET OR LEASE--THREL LARGE ROOMS, WELL,
lighted aud suitable for andes seminary, daguerrean
gallery hec also parlor ana bed in the
story Terms moderate. apply the promises to
n Dunlap Broadway.
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ftsEk FID2ENCE ANU KEyP0RT CCNPANY.--s
Teetne of the ebocthcliers viii ne held at XeYpo q
Saturday 9Th 0otoloT whom statement viii b
As Of tas prosysots and condition Of sho Company
ecs sill 30 provided for TIE PURPOSE aad lsns a. me
S1ins tbe place a % rniDbsd with Tickets for kha
acrpion by applying AZ thc eoe, No. II Hanover street
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VlNo LEr-rHE UPPER PART or A NEW HOUSE
i pleasantly situated in Kent avenue, near hyrti
avenue, Brooklyn, consisting Of hye tho
Goor together with good basement Regt 50 moati
Apply 10 OLIVER WlLLEro Il son, 80 Pearl stres
New York.
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southern and W.stern nIercr,nnts Would

do we'll purchase Mrs. Cold Candy article of
snaeubted reputation for coughs colds and other pull
monary complaints 1his article, tested and certified
b. the Of the country is sold the principal
Affe .. sh BROAD way. BY Mira. ". JERYIS.
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that IL their interest recommend all people, OF the
gender purchase their clothing OF SMITH g.
RICE 02 Fulton street. They sell cheap and their
x<Sclea xeelle ut
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} ". wrsrcorr, AucrloNgER. HOUSEHOLD

~ W. WESTtoIT, AuCTloN EEK - HOUSbuoLO
~. FuruituroOn Monday morning. At lV1a o slock
large AID elegant assortment OF Furniture, Carpst Bed
ding, Stoves Be- AU Greenwich avenue, being all Tho
handsome Turntnre Of goneman going south consisting
OF Sofas, Lounges Divans IetsGtete- in trooatee Etc
Book Cases. rich Gard tcntr AND Dressing Tables
uAhogany aud walnut Bedstcads, mahogany and walnut
Bureaus, Dining and Breakfast Tabits, r0h mahogany
walnut, and maple Chairs large Feather Beds, Hair
Nattresses Palasers, mahogany anu IRON Hat stands
With variety of marble top turntture Irockery Glass
ware, &C. Every article Will 10 rer'mptory soia aus
must DO removed lyon the premises ii,neaiately
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qBiN az ~ ns4DaslA.is.

s,ToREs TO LET.-IHREk STORES TO LET LIN COURT
~ ptreet Br-ohyn suitable for Furniture stores, dry
goods OF shoe stores viii not be rented or nqugr ssores
TOWNSEND
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FIN ANClAL,.

I COX At TuIS.-Do NOT SELL YOUR ENGLIsH
- eit less than cssts per shilling as am paying
IL Il - spgs hall crowns % cents; sovereign
S4s6 al other foreign gold and silver bought Two
premium paid Small change, Spanish Arierican
HENRY BEIRNE, A Wost street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-LoST, IN BALTIMORE
~ Thursday 18th September, drafts for Twelve
hundred and Fifty Doll each, on National Bank. New
York payable the order of Wall Stephens Washin
d. c. Not being endorsed, and being of any
hut the the finder will confer favor BY returning
them said Wall stephens.
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Cincinnnti IIydropnthic or
ya+ Tore EstaSJishma

Il Water Cure EStab1iShmen
FTJIi abbSc nstittoni is now ofen for the reception
the Ca hage pike aud but few rGIs from inc y,
e SINE distance from the Miami Canal in the 'front.' rem
cling easy OF access to those deStEous enjoying the
ne fbs ove5 Of nStae lew pats Of the country can @
ntsh pleasing yI,icy OF sse9sUy TIN 81 S.
Cure. The Rndsyt son6ine, Fendelng Tue view
TS Edice displays the taste
artist Tie ana Of ths
ans hs ss i aTe IS
siyo tbe Rooms spaGio6s Sn inviting where the invalid
free S 9 S66s SsmSphss Ss
and iErnisheIi the Bath Rooms ample com
modous being convenient for the application OF Wate in
Hail. seventy feet long. where patients
viii have Opportunity "r restoring their muscular
2sb fSe water or this clear pure son
ahIani flowing wing from @ grSyey % bed THEY send end
neighb9iho9l are rsnPc 49, v o.
not think Of more desirable place. for thase seeking
health, than this Institution. ,.,a
that no pains win SPARED the restoratont 70 heatho
those committed TO his carebrs PEAsE, who has, fol
sovot6I years devoted attention 70 tho treatment
PSSSs9F to I5 ssE fs
eiHyfsgs 8ts TLts spd s e s5S q
Which, the eneres and destnyng ths use
ness OF large portion Of the iE seS viii bo treated In
Of Sny kind TO thia subject would invite
the attention q doa In all cases we shall expect to
PsTsoas Visiting Cure bt the way of the Cincinnati,
DAYTON Railroad, will stop the Carthage
station Patients requested TO bring two eomfora.
bcs two blankets two SoaIse s1ees sx toweis, anu
Of nf stfSlS ~ a.
attendance will be ten dollars reTwee. payable
Seeliy Extra attendance will subject tho patient TO
SvtL Some deduction will DO madeto those who
nd II necessary spend lepgth time the lnstt
ton transient persons will be charged two dollars Per
Prom three to vo dollars win be charged for the FIRST
examination.
- - ~ - f7,f12rl d. a. PEASE, u. D.
Proprietor and Phyaicen.7
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ocal and tEraysIling AEen,,t,s .Wa3ted {.

4 ocal. and grayellinE ARents Wanted for
u Popular and Uscn Hooks just published CALIFoR.
MA 1LEUSTRATEp, including description OF the Pa.
mama and Nicaragua routes, with 4S suberb Tinted uthO
graphs, 524 pages, Svo.; price 50 This work by j. NJ.
Let's, has audEed by tho unanimous voice OF Tho
piess to elaborate, practca and intensely
teTesting volume been written upon this golden
tbee Since the publication orSteven,s journal OF Tray
els no work his appeared that has ceated such thrilling
at eminently pLactich and isin6rspe
with incidents OF the most amusing Character the
are 81 one ofthe city editorials tt Is perfect
otySe forna, taken by the1ght MONDAY
Also nrs Beaehs great work Medicine, THE AMERJ
CAN PRkCT1CE7AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, 800 Yje
ges 900 Svo sheeps price 3d. Dr. Beach r. al
Inc head othe eclectic practice in this country Suc was
te Icmand, that eighteen thousand copies Of ts work
yyoreprinted Also DR.. C. d. HaruloEd,s
work the principles OF practice, MEDICAL IN
FORMATION FOR THE MILLION, or TRUE GUIDR-
TO HEALTH t2o cloth, 6S pages; price 81, so cloth,
Al parer covers, fourth thousand. Als6, WOMAN III
HER VARIOUS ONS-Tconts. .EIng practical rdes
for American females, for their conct in the detail
every domestic duty royal 1smo rcd CLOTH ustratsdi
32i nagesi price 63 This should hands
ofeveTy lady, especially the ynrEg Such tsits popularity
that three thousand conias have bean so1tn
zion OF Now York alono within very faw months
Orders books Ttisad witt cash postage
stamps accompanying, Will be promptly filled, prepaid to
any part oEthe United States. = :. f..e....,s. 4
$50 - isea Csucccssor to WIN. HoldIedge, D. 2
Nc. 1A9 Fulton street, New York city.
uP Editors giving ais advertisement two or three In
sertons enre will be entitled to copy Of H.
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/ New Music Store. H
sign of the Grccinn 'TriROnum, no. 19D


-,---, j. FIcK1RsoNl would respectfully all
T11 s5ilbounce ;Othe citizens o: Wheeling and Vi
einity thst hs las % jgst 9Tsnsa e. HsT and
Guitars, VoIincolos Fagoets Flutes, Fiies AeeoIdc
oIs, Banios, and TNmboTines Brass Instruments tue
Instruction BOOKS for all kinds Instruments
singing. 'i @ lL..l tt-
newest Songs Dueits ete and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
CIaronets Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Sorrows, Vioi ~ Finger and Tail Boards is i.gi+rE r
bUIvs FOR ViOlinCello and Violin. ...t.,. =.
~ ke Furniture POLISH for Tenoyatiug yarniShad
Fun e. SIGH PaIcs Cabinets, Steam boats Or any
descriptions OF Furniture. 80 ll = -.s... . c1t'
AlSn sale by the gent oc leber ttGburs Pianos
of the first and hest manufacture III the United States such
Sunns and CIaIk's grand and square Pianns, H. DUH
laus, Haliett and Aliens cenbIlcd Boston psmc? &c
Agent for the make OF Carhaldt anu Necdhams Patent
MelodeOns. 4...s Es1z, E.s4 ...T. M IL :.
Accordeons and all kind OF Onusienlinsrunents repaired
a. II lowest prices. IT,
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Patronizc our Own mnn
.... ..s.. r. faCtures. F.f,,-.ea
uYL4J;-r GILL II,

! y. Wh6eIln8 plIR FaCGOTy.T ---T-
A. MRRIc.AN silk into superior and subj
~ stnnt articles the various IIhTiCs in al
CiILLfS SILK FACTORY; Main. Street, ,CGntrC Wheel
ing The in such matters invited to call
the process of turing and those wishing PuT
chase Silks Wholesale retail be supplied ON reason
abIc erns Gils Store adjoining the Factory, at A.
NJ Adams' j. s. EoTbs', o. FaiTchid's, Marsh q Tay
lOr's and o. HeisiilIs, Wheeling Va and at Jan!es
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 1i9, Main
street, Cincinnati, o. .. 81 If... . -.- r f
Our Fabrics warIened all pure Silk and have taken
The HIGHEST PREM UNS and gold and silver Medals
at The American Institute, New Yo K, Franklin Institutes
Philadelphia, and Ohio Stale Fair. We constantly
Manufacturing and large aud scasOnable,
comprising many varictesNriyrts s7tins veatrss dress
silks finges cTaVnts, handkeTChieEs OF white, black
plaid figured and pInte tho newest styles made OF
best twined silk, twlcd and tain. Also shirts, drawers
and hall hose for gentlemen
Please call and atronize this important brach of Amer
ican OTdes fnr every variety Oiss pTOmpt
u eSecUted.'.H 500 .fHJ ~. =. s . ~. 81 .- ~
;Merchantlble Cpepo',s and Rcolcd SIX bought:
|. ''tl ' ,-a-i John W. Gi;Iin
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!sTEArG MARBLE WORKS,

= --!sg.4 Go MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.iit-
VHHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
in the East Tor the supply Of Marblc AID SON
tenplatin the erection OF Steam works. he w0l invite
the attention OF A1cRccs, Builders, and the public in gei:
inspection hisJHOC, consisting of Italian,
Egyan Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities which be sold lower than other
ment In the west.
Dealers would find their advantSgc to inspect Ills
stock bhOTe purchasing else YeEe.l . g s4alSG
His work is done in the most elaborate style and he
would invite the attention of ehases to examine his
stock fStatua and other carved work, SOnumeis Cen
otapIs Tombs and foot Stones DC, and Grave
work in every vHety3 being enabled by his superior Sfl
any other establis hnent iitthe country. 'Ai'
Please give call and examine my work LLi'i,-iT
~. = 81 F-..#fff MICHAEL,J- 'RQlIAN, s.,.. 4
-a- . Marble Mason and Yault Builder.
u-Also Calcincd Plaster Hydraulic Cemont, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stoIes warranted
at the lowest trade prices. 'l.'H ~; p" fyd'
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KEILS & CALDWBL

KEILS & CALDWELL,
. -.,r g(suCoEssoRs TO JAS, PAULL Il co.,
Tu.pOFters and Wholesale dealers In DruYB,
lIediciMcs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. ..
AVIN purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
Ii apparatus, &c, the firm Of James PAUL &c. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the puaEc
generally. All goods warranted af.l
retiring from O. Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration our successors,
Mcssrs Caldwell and have hesitation in saying
that customers, and dealers generally, will
Crye attention and accommodation which has earned
61r til well known house large share OF patronage
e JAS. PAULL & CO. b.
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ss3,,xa M ,4K APPLEsR, The apple may 5e
csiIed fhe ssstaple ffriitg Of New England. y
ranks among fruits as the potato does among
tabIes AIgrits. IN the 1hlt number 1l the knleA
eTboc ckeH says ~ q 81 nd - e
ssThe apple isthe companion of the wi1tes eH H.
iuss. With d chi room, q bEigI
a t5leasailt tale! iSeotts novels oE the.
Niehf. Perhaps II IS nearly bedtt1e. Your qys3
gr6w dim You are htigned FiiaJ VIA
eIssss. With cheekers bcossB you Sighs you
yaJyn. YOU streteli your pIIjs above Your had
hil az 4 sntdene happy ih1ngh kee yot;-
Si3lifag ~ ~ a15ies. n Is lie mqFic fhe FOOT
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TODD & 7DEVOL,g
AT THEleWELL KNOWHs STAND,

I II I z EIIIEIFI1L IA4I IOLIF III III
Sign Of the BLack Mammoth Boot, South End Of
t7sft B. Market Square, -' as-iI-
RE now Opertng an unusually large stock OF Fall ard
"A Winter boots, Sho.s Hats and Caps, selected with
great care, and at the very best workshops
Philadeipha and New Engahd expressly for Whole
Retail trade TO regular customers, and all
others may with cali, offer goods
which guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
sushP, TO those manufactured in this part Of the
Tinted States. ..E TODD & DEVOL. q
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1852. .... -rs .....s .. ,f.e
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! CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER, TIN, s. SHEET IRON WAIRN
tManufactorv. I

Il, THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
I bestowed him, the subscriber would respectful
continues to manuaeture tho above named articles in
all their variety of which he has always hNnd good
sorment for whoesale and retail at very low pTiccst
lie also keeps hand, cooking stoves Of the most a
proved patterns for coal and wood H..- E nii f.
Job worw continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with prompncs and in style that will
sngs4 '''st f vlRNEY, no s, Main ST.
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1Books, stntionnry, Variety Gaooda, .dEe.
TNR Subscriber thankful FOR the liberal patronage exten
II ded to him. begs to request
ing OF School, Medical Theoiogsal Historical and Mis-
books, Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goods,
To Merchants Teachers. School Trustees and otkera
wishing to purchase In quantities. every pdpeement
bo offered In prices and tcrns; L..
'@''' JOHN H. THOMPSON,
Aug 2f,-tf sSs,s thAi't 81 Monroe Street.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY 8

Corner UHn1H and quincy S9GEGeIBS
g. Es7iHr isast WHEELING, Va BIN Isl isl,l
TINE Subscribers having greatly enlRl Ge1 and
pleed their extensive Establishment, pToPa'e ed td
furnish the public with every variety OF w0'k their line
Splendid plain fancy aTehes including Tenders,
fronts fire iron stands &c, ovens, common, rouEd,
and straight barred crates, 5rlta. t-5f
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES, II
Including the newest and most improved coal anil wood
stoves FTBnn, balloon cannon, fen plato keel bo4fS
bachelor chamber parlOr Stoves fTOm4 90 TO S30p
Hollow its branches Sugar kettles, or Vari
Gus sizes and everything IN te domestic line wholesale
aud retail. 'ttt az So 5i,- g. 4'y.i - -.
and most improved assortment OF ratcrns long
in this Zinc or business and the bern patronage
hitherto rerciyed warrant to expect continuation
custom in this part business Wind mill, hay scale,
corn shelter, tTck wheel, and small wagon castings
wagon pIoTSgfi IsiG rs. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS ~
are DTepaTed Iournish the patent lover patent hiIl
side Crane bull Hornet, Snidsr, &c We have
cured at this time the eTCuEvG right to
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, ono OF the most improved
limpenenis IN satI..ing attic present day.
Iron ills and enoing for cemeteries, houses garena
yeTandas &c forIer's improved graduating twyere
rou-e have secured the patent right for several
ties for this useful iron and exhibit recommendations
from the United states Aror possessing qualities
for facilitating tho Blacksmthg labors, which ohoT
possesses Window caps. eonsos, &c In short every
thing in our line or business sad irons with fancy staEds,
scr nara pOrch feet eelleTs- window server
gratings, &c Wrought IRON n anu Spikes, OF tho best
quality and at the lowest prices flalsf =lE
U5PeTsons wishing to purchase In our line wholesale
or retail win please give call All orders nom lie
country will be carefully attended TO and punctuay filled
Il Ecran iron purchased at market pTfceS-f
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CINCINNATI. 2
Cincinnati WhoIesaIe Paper
/ 9Warehouse.
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w CARDS and PRISTlEGs1NR, BOOK BINDERS,
LEATHER, and every description OF PApER.MAKRRS'
MATERIALS
Having been first, By to establish in tho
Paper business comrlete5n all Its parts we have
formed permanent connections with the best manniaetu
rers in this country and recelvur supplies directly from
them. The prices anu terms we now offer are as aNura,
cities. 20 " y i"' - q I
We have the exclusive agecysfor the superior WRIT.
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be,
ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in this
Country '"' I" ''Hl.'Yi
Our stock embraces every description of Paper used in
The West We have but one Uniform price to all Orders
by mail will be filled at the pricea as II bought III
pci son. Samples will be sent by mail free Of cost
aIeof : 81 " tzIt5 BUTDRRS S.BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
r d. .,-+ n Pearl Street.