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statesman and Senator* Judgellreese; or Illinois^
I tan used ProC O; S. wi^*S^R?ora?We^wl
base admired tli? wooderful eflect.' Mo hair '.wu bfeom
.nodonbtpcrntuieBUr 10.
SIDXET BRKKSB,
KrK? tutor or Ue United Saw
is,i--. g;#>**??*
Pr?feiMr Wo?<i*' Oriental Sanative
This Liniment te a'valua Lie auxiliary in the treatment of
some of the moat tor mldabte diseases witb which itisour
erwise formidable diseasesia re aionce disarmed or more
than hair their terrors, particularly among child ren,raad
thousands of mothers, were they allowed to speak; wotrid
with ail the eloquence of feeling and affection, bear tbeli;
united testimony to the fhet that it bad snatched]tbelrchll4
. drea from the very jaws of death, and restored tbem>: to
: their former bealthabdbeauty;-.Again, it will be (bund a
powerful auxiliary in removiug wbat is generally known
as an Ague; Coite, or an enlargement or tne spleen, in all
cases where an external' application ia of service, thialin
ment will be (bund useful.
^ket^Rt Lou!?' ^ York? and 114
--For sale wholesale'and retail in Wheeling by ?
terJ3ny i Mohroe-Sfc.. }
AFFLIOTED^READ!!
Philadelphia Mrilical Hoase?EstablishedS0
Tears ago by Dr. KlinJtelini corner/Third and U niont
sis. between Spruce and Pijie; Philadelphia. Pa.
INVALIDS
Are apprised that Dr. K1NKKLIN confines bis practice
to a particular branch of medicine, which engages his
undivided attention. ' He-cautions' the unfortunate
?sgaln^V the?abuse tat mercury; thousands arie annually
5 mercurialized q*i* of life. Recent affections are promptly
exungoishedSRHHHHHHHPHBHMnHMPMRMM
TWENTY YEARS OP EXPERIENCE
therto neglected
-and Imperfectly understood; has enabled DK. KlljfKK
LIN, {.Author of a. work on Seff Preservation;) to pro ve
that nine tenths* of the causes ot nervous, debility, local
udamatltutienalw?%kness, mental and physical suffer
ing, are traceable to certain habits, lorming the most se
cret yet deadly and fetal springs of domestic misery and
p remature mortality.
TAKE .^ARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by boys, in
solitude, often'growing up with them to manhood, aud
which, if not reformedlu due time, not ouly begets seri
ous obstacles, to matrimouial happiness, but gives rise to
a series of protractcd, Insi tious, and devastatiiig alTec*
tious. Few of those whoglve yr*y to this pernicious
practiceare awai e or the consequences, until they find the
nervous systems shatteied, feel strange and: unaccounta*
ble fealiugs,'and vague rear* in the miud. - x. [
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, fa una
ble to labor with accustomed *igor, or to apply bis ml. d
fn ?fml txr ItU fttan I? f.*? till iumIt k* I. .lull
Reoui'es the fbl fitment of several conditions,In order
at it may be really the cause of mutual happiness.?
its worst, end enter matri mooy,\ bis marriage is unrruit
ful, and his sense" tells him that this la caused by hla early
follies. These are considerations which should atcaken the
'attention of those similarly situated.
MARRIAGE.
Be
Sthafc H | WgM
Could the veil which now covets the origin of domestic
wretchedness be raised, and its true sou ice in every iu
. stat.ee disclosed?id how many could it be traced to pbys*
leal disqualifications and their attendant diaappoiutmeiitl
Apply then, while yet in time, iu order to have your un?
strucg and relaxed organization rebraced, revivified and
strengthened.
REMEMBER.
He whoplaces himselfunder Dr. Kinkelin's treatment
may religiously confide in his houoi'asa gentleman, and
rely upon the assurance, that the secrets of Dr. K.'s pa
tieuts will never be disclosed. .
Young man?let no false modesty deter you from mak
ing your case known to one who; from education and re
spectability, can certainly berrieud you.
Too many think they will couceal the secret In their
own hearts, and cure themselves 1 alas 1 howoften is this
a fatal deluaiou, and how. many a promising young mau,
who might have been anoruameutto society, has faded
from the earth.
Strictures of the urethra are rapidly removed by the
application of a therapeutical agent, used ouly byUr. K.
Weakness and constitutional debility promptly cured, and
full vigor restored.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Can have (by a tat lug their case explicitly, together with
all their symptoms, per letter euctosing a remittance,) Dr
K's medicine, appiopriated accoi diugty.
Forwarded to any part of the United States, and pack?
ed secure from damage or curiosity.
READ!!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death t Dr. Klnkelin on
Se fPreserxatioiu-rOnly 25 cents.
tis a work eiuineutly required, as a means of reform
ing the vices of the ago tit which we live. Also
NATURE'S GUIDE,
With rule* for the prolongation of life, just from the press.
A letter with a remittance of 25 ceuts, or tbe value;n
post stamps, addressed to?Dr. KINKKL1N. Philadel
phia, Pa , will secure a copy of either of the above books
by return of mail, or 12 copies will be sent free of post
age for $t. Uookselelrs, canvassers, traveling agents,
&c., supplied wholesale at the publishers prices, which
admit o> a large profit.
Q^AlIiettets roust be post-paid. * jel9
8 A AC HOG K* J AS. M.
I. HOGS & SON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marskall C. II., Va., Moundsville, P. O.,
WILL practice !n Ohio, Marshall, and Wetzel counties.
Particular attention will he given to collections anil
Land business. All kinds of land constantly for sale.
apgl-tydAtw
PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
171 Chettnut St., Philadelphia, opposite the Slate H<nue.
11KIVKIT W.8AFFOBU,
IMPORTER. AR? DlCALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
TKRIALS, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
. W H1CH be offers at the lowest market prices.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stockcoinprisiug. in part, the followiugt
Embroidered Lace Curtains;
., Do Muslin Do
Drapery Laces 4- Muslins;
French Brocatelis, all widths
and colors;
Satin de Lalnes*
Damasks;
Gilt Co 1 nicest
do Pins;
do Bauds,
Canopy Arches and Riugs;
Cords, Tassels, Gimps,
Fringes, Curtain Drops,
dec.
A lar^e stock of FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and
qualities on
PAINTED IVIADOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS of all
colors.for shading.
N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the measure
or the beighthand width o' he entire frame of window.
marlT-ltdifew
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,
THE undersigned takes pleasurein inporming bis friends
and the citixens of Wheeling aud vicinity, that he has
lust recei ved bis Fall and winter supply of
Cloths, Gassimeres and Vestings.
Not thinking it necessary to enumerate my stock, 1 sim
ply say it cousiste of the very latest, uewest and most
fashionable style of Cloths, Cassiineres and Vestings,
.plain and fancy, together with a roll assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods. _
Gentlemen wishing anythlngin my line will do well to
give me a call, as I am determined to sell as low as auy
other establishment can do, and my work, for style and
quality, shall be got up second to noue. Having the ser*
vices of two competent cutters, 1 feel satisfied in assur
ing any one who may bvorma with a calltogive entire
satisractiou. All goods warranted to be as represented
or no sales. -
Goats, Vests or Pants got up to order at tbe shortest
cotlee, J. H. STALLM AN; Merchant Tailor,
oclO No. 2, Washington Hall.
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
New Stock.
I A M now receiving my winter stock of Drugs. Medi
clncs, Dye Stulls, etc;; direct from tbe?Eastern cities;
belbgperfecUynewaBd iresh, to which I invite tbe atten*
tion of my friends and* tbe pubuc generally. My stock
consists in part or Ifce following:
"6 dozen Hampton** Tinctures- /
? ,tSiSa&3ftSffiSES?#? wtfecuf T*
... 1 case Arrow Root (Bermuda), I
1 sack Oat Meal;
1 do - PearL barley? &
2 boxes Heckefs Farina;
2 do Juiube Pa?te;
S cases Kng. mustard;
1 gioss Thompson's Kye water)
1 do McLane*s Vermifuge;
2 barrels Epsom Salts.
dec2 ' JOHN n. TtAPPAN
Cummings' Works.
GUMMINGS ou the Apocalypse, 1st. 2ddt 3? series^
'* ou the Seven Churches;
?? Family Prayers, 2 vols;
?* Sisnsof tbe Times*
?? Minor Works. 1st, 2d and 3d
" Tbe Church belorc the Flood;
The Tent and Altar;
The Daily Lite;
riesj
Leviticus,
" The Blessed 1 .
** Voices ot the Day;
?? Voices of the Mght;
?? Voices of tbe Dead;
1 " Notes on Genesis. Exodus,1
Daniel. Parables,-Miracles,'St. Matthew.
St. Mark and St. Lukej?rre'd by
fewetSf W1I.DK BRO.
Cboice Heading.
Star Papers, by Henry Ward Beechert i
School oT Ule? by Anna Mary Ho witt;
Bancroft's Literary and Historical Miscellanies;
DeQumcy.'s Opium Kaler;
Kobeit Graham, a sequel to "Undo;"
Life or Sara Houston;
Men or Character, by Dooglsss Jerrold;
Tales for the Marines;.
Heart* Baset CastlftBoildeis;
History of the Hen Fever;? ? ?
Ida May; received by*
jelfr W1LDB dc BRO.
, ........ - ? WANTED. ~ r-n
IOO second band Floor h*rrefct '
m*38 GKO. WILSOif. mirVcttq.
TO FOUNDERERS.
TUST recelVed and for aalet . " . '
tl Growl Charcoal)
Ground Soap Stones
To Akkitk: ; j Orotind Bituminous Coalt / ;< *
' . Also. White Sa?dy<".
at th? acner wararoom* cor. Vain and QuIdct aU:
FAMILY FLOUR. ;
W* haw a'prlme article of Family Floor for sale. !
apfiS ' DOANB & CO WO ILL,
? ? ' " v. .". . ?:? ?
ifltwiU.reHrve i ?
lrtlt te wmnwftUin'remmwinr inUr?
ml tfadmut dfamr ?*fe* u icmxifidl,r
Ttodiar U-'Ou
NONPAREIL USWENT. ? P. j?
- ti- r * <*-''?? ?
V; Ajm'YpnsuriTONa; -j
"E*BOM Rheumatism, Sore Throat^ Crbirp, Difficult
_ij' Breathing. Tooth-Acbe. Tic .Doioreux^JPali* in the
Breathing, Tooth-Ache. '? ?
MytoriSde, Strain orSpasm.Head-Ache^ Id __
lion. Stiff,Joint^Cuts^Bruias*,PoIao?Sore*, Fever Sores,
Psin or ciamps intbe Stomach. Cholera Morbus. Cholera
In&ntum/Cbolie/Lame BackC Chilblains; bites' ol PoLaon.
ous Insects or Kabftf llogs; ?gbe&ke. Ague hi the Breast
or Face, barna. bruiees, chafing; chapped hands, corns^
Contractions of the Musctesor cords, cutsoranykind,
M oscular weakness. Paralysis, Pttea.Kar.Ache, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore ffipples, Sore Lips, Venereal
Sores, Scarlet Pctfif;.or any similar disease, you may ieat
assuredtbatitf this article you hiwVf ^ - a -
A SO VE^EIGN. REMEDY,
^ r'~ ' "SfiffMML
i Some will laugh at the idea of any composition, coring
such a tmmber otdlseiaesr'but if ybii bat tefiecr that these
diseases, though numerous in uame, alt arise tidra'slmttar ?
causes; the proposition'- will teem less" extravagantf but
were It ten times more so to* facts which stare us in the
fcce woold/ofee the candid toackno Pledge It a meriUf for
all who have used' it themselves, or witnessed Its wugic
eflects on- others, unite in 'declaring it just what its uame
(NonpaieU^indlcates, thrift Liniment known. I
TO THOSBWHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the striking similarity between,
many external and Internal' diseases having entirely differ
entnamcsl-And has it never occurred to you that arem
edy might b? prepared which ahouldbe eqaally applicable
to both? This remedy is now offered' you In the >owfa
aa:L Lixinssr, which does not insult your understanding
by claiming to have beet, (bund in some turning wuntnlziiu'
of Mexico ?r mighty caret of the earth', but isaimplythe
Orrsraiso or Scikxck! being mild and simple In Its action
and yet revealing in its effect* a power almost Incredible,
?reaching the most hiddeb sinews of man or beast,?
and jet beinglunoxiops to the weakest infant:. ? It is also
by far the cheapest Liniment In the market, being pat up in
bottles turice tut large as the majority! aiid one-fourth larger,
than the largest, besides being more than Tsar times as
strong; we therefofe'bflhrlt to you with pride slid con-,
fidence, as an article exactly suited to the wants or-rich or!
poor, high or lo w.
I he unprecedented afzit In which the Nonpareil Liniment;
Isput un; and the vast expense ofthe materials used in it,
makes it impotiib*- for u* to pay (or the printing of the
humlieds otcertibvatefn ^^itv^'Uh, nor do we deem
fo TSSf^' "thtf artlclc W* used will certify
,We would however refer those affile ones who have
so often been gnlled by forgedcertificates and bigasserttons
to the following names, being but a few of .tbemany per.
sons whose character for candor amL veracity .needs no
panegyric from us, and who having folly tested its virtues
in the diffferenttliseases for which it is recommended, are
prepared to speak of Ju merits as it deserves... . Vv
Sold in Wheeling by Jatafes' Kaker, Kells @ Caldwell, T
H Loean & Co,'IFK McKee, Patterson & Co., and by the.
principal Druggists of Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
August 17, >u3
From the Fairmont ( P*.) Republican.
Aw Ikvalcablk if kdicisk.?It la but seldom we find
I among themany remedies offered to tlie public for the cure
| of disease, one we can consent to commend, or whose vi r
i tues we aieable to, discover, and have always seduously
avoided giving utterance toanything that might lead any
one tp.suppose that we placed any, faith in their, preten
sions. But with reference to a remedy manuactured in
this place, and which baa become as familiar, to tliepublic
! as household words, we speak from knowledge or its in
| trinaic excellencies, its adaptation to many of the ilia of
ti e, and the security with which it may:be used. We
I snpak of the Nonpareil Nerve and Bone Liniment, prepar
j "u by H. H. Carr & Co., from a prescription furnished by
Dr Watson Carr, la*e ol Morgan town, and how of Wheel
ing, one or the most eminent Physicians in Virginia^. Thia
| Liniment is based upon the broad principle that any reme
dy which will relieve external pain, will if properly com
pounded, be equally efficacious in i amoving internal aflec.
tions, a principle that has been successfully developed.?
It is simply the offspring of Science, being mild and sim
ple in Its action, and yet revealing In Itseflfects a power
mure incredible, reaching the most hidden sinews or man
and beast?and yet being innoxious to the weakest infant.?
It is also by far the chccrpeat Liniment in the market, being
put up in bottles twice as large as the majority, ard one
fourth larger than the largest, besides being more than four
times as strong. We commend it to those in want of a
I safe and certain remedy.
"Ulau huow Thyself." ? ' *
An Iuvaluable Book for 25 Cents
"Every Family should have a Copy.".
sold-in less thau three months. A
I UUUU new edition revised and improved, lust issued
DR. HUNTKR'S MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND
COOK FOR THE A FFLICTKD? Containing an outline
I of the origin, progress, treatment and cure of every form
of disease, contracted by promiscuous sexual intercourse,
by self abuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for their
prevention, written in a familiar styleavoidicgall medica
technicalities, and every thiugthat would offend the ear o
decency, from the result or some twenty yeai s successfu
practice, exclusively devoted to the cure of diseases of a
delicate or private nature.
To.whicli is added, receipts for the cure of the above
diseases, and a treatise on the causes, symptoms and cure
or the Fever and Agne.
Tetiimony of the Profe*sttr\of Cittetrics in Perm. Col
lege, Philadelphia?"ton.' Hrxrwt'a Mkoical Manual."
The author of this work, unlike the ma{oi ity of those who
advertise to cuie the diseases of which it treats Is a grad
uate of one or the best colleges In the Uuited States. It
aifurdtrme pleasure to recommend him to the unfortunate.
or to the victim or malpractice, as a successful and exp**
rienced practitioner, in whose honor and integrity they
may place the'greatest confidence.
Joa. S. LoNGtHoas, M. D.
From A. Woodward, M. D, of Penn. University, Philadel
phi*.?It gives me-pleasuie to add ray testimony to the
professional ability of the author of the "Medical Man.
u?I." Numerous cases of Dfsease'of the Genital Organs,
some of tiiem of long standing, have come under my no
tice, in which his skill has been manifest in restoring to
perlect health, iu some cases * here the patieut has been
considered beyond medical aid., In the treatment of Sem
inal weaknesses, or disarrangement or the functions pro
duced by self-abuse, or excess of tcnery, 1 do net know
his raperfor in the profession. I, have been acquainted
with the anthor some thirty years, and deem it no more
than justice to him, as well as kindness to the. uulortu
uate victim of early indiscretion, to recommend him as
one in whose professional *kiil and integrity they may
tafely confide themselves.
Atf**D WoODWAHD, M. D.
'This is, without exception, the most comprehensive
and intelligible work published, on the class of diseases of
I which it treats. Avoiding all technical terms, it addresses
i itscir tothe reason or Its readers. Jt Is free from. allbb
| jectionable matter, and no parent, however fastidious, car
object to placiug it In the bands of Ids sous. The author
has devoted many years to the treatment or the various
complaints treated ofc and 'with too little breath to puff,?
and 'too little presumption to impose,* be has offered to
the world at the merely nomlual price oT25 cents, thermits
or some twenty years most successful practice.'?Herald.
'No teacher or parent should be without the knowledge
imparted in this invaluable woTk. It would save years of
, pain, mortification and .sorrow to tee youth under their
charge.*?People** Advocate.
2TA Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing of ?l
ter's Medical Manual,' says: 'Thousands upon tbousarls
of our youth, by evil example and the influence or the pas
! sions, have been led iuto the habit of self-pollution wit*
I out realizing the sin ami fearful consequences upon them
selves and their posterity. The constitutions or thousands
j who are raisin; families have been enfeebled, irnot broken
I down, and they do not know the cause or the cure. Any
thing that can be done so to enlighten and influence the
public mind as to check, and ultimately'to remove this
| wide spread source or human wretchedness, would confer
the greatest blessing next to the religion fo Jesus Christ,
on the present and comiug generations. Interoperane, (or
the use or intoxicating drinks,) though It has slain thous*
sands upon thousands, is not a greater scourge to the hu
man race. Accept my tbauks on bebair or the afllicted,
and, believe me, your co-worker in the good work/ou are
so actively engaged in.'
One copy will be forwarded (securely enveloped and
po?ta-e paid.) on receipt or Sdceuts, or six copies TorSl
Address, COSDEN ? CO., Publishers, BoxlW, Phila
delphla. . ~ -
Booksellers. Canvassers and Book Agents, supplied on
the roost Uberaltenns. june!9-yr
Planished. Tin Ware. :
TUST ope ned,an assortment of splendid Planished Ware,
U consisting of coffee and Tea Urns, chafing Dishes, Oys
ter stewers. Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, Teapoti, Eg
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets?'a
beautiful article.' We respectfully solicit the attention of
the public to our varied and-beautiful assortment of Hotme
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOHBS, BARNES de CO,
No 28, Monroe St, near the Post Office. -
novlO Wheeling; Va
- Wheeling Window Glass
MANUFACTORY.
THE partnership heretofore existing between StocktoaII
Bankerd&Co, has been dissolved by the purchase of n,
Mr. Bankerd's right, title, and Interest, by Stockton <&
Russell.
The business will be carried on under the name of
octS. STOCKTON, RUSSELL & CO
Wheeling. Oct 4. if*l -
JUST RECEIVED
JQ BOXES selected Figs;
4boxes Layer Raisins ;
2 do Oranges;
2 do Lomons;
20 barrels Green Apples;
Soft Shell AhMmds;
4 casks Kologna Sausage;
3 do hams, sugar cured; ror sale by
mh97 J. K. BOTSFORD.
Mammoth Hat fctore.
Fall Fashion for 1854.
SAVBRY has on band, and is receiving, onefof the
? largest and. best stocks of Hats and Caps ibat has
ever been opened in this city. He Is also constantly man.
ufactnrins every descriptiou or bat and cap bow in use,
from the very best material and workmanship, and sold
at prices that cannot fail to please.
1 am aisoreceivinglatge importations or Eastern man.
u&ctured Hats and Taps, which will be sold low. - Also,
a large assortment or children's Fancy Hats and Caps and
Ladies Riding Hats, carpet bags, and umbrellas, all of
which will be sold cheap.
N. B.?Hats made to order on the sbortst notice.
S. A VERY, Nos 146 and 148 AfainsU
>ep6 . Wheeling, Vs.
Three-Mile Ice
THE subscribers would' inform their friends, and the
citizens or Wheeling generally, that they have com
menced delivering Ice fir the city, aqd are prepared to
ftirnish to all who want it; an excellent article. vThelr" ice
was cat: three miles above the city in the creek, and l*
; the west .branch of the river, and is cfc$r, beautiful ice,
warranted free Trbm air imparities. >?- \ i
?p9I GKORGE SCHELLH JRK A Co.
FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH.
. So. 8S, tins mm, . .
WBSSLIKO, VA.
TTTHISKY, Com, Oili, H?y, Br?n, ?nd Short*, far
,.;i "f**s. H. B. Cum
lepMrttf KART1NBPCBEB, A cent.
200 ^ Hto
5k?qs pure White Lesd. dry, for sale low by r - ;,
R-&HQS8 Godlwys UordialtooA-awUmli tOctatohy
O ' VO^ELLL \ i
u>-6 - ?' Sign of Red Mortar, 33 Jfoardc St.
g STAPLE AND 'FANCY DR
Anspadlij'iBrother
.WHOLESALE DBYj-QODB
sssi
W??vmAiarmthfi^a0r%jmnmit
FOREIGN ANDDOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
VmJfcr*rt,'trAii *hllaf .IpTO^: g*
in this Bone.) ' ?*^'^'acp*6^ly T
Odd FelUws,IImmlBm. Aca, ?!
. , - -eSwjwHBHsasfeA ajsT
And other .Society Regalia,
Bijrnrrt.SeaU and jcy>eU,w*ni*J*clurcd and wU
TRK uartineBtDraDrai kird eandttior
S RKGALIAV ;ii\
Odd FcUma'?Crmod *9&i &rtprdin?te Lodge end Ki.
-.-? : .. pS"G*?j>a end other Offlcer* nlmiiikiid
? ? embroidered. Vt*Wr.' * :
<-?> . ? - ' let,Sd, 3d,'4tliuid6lk Degree P&radeKe
1 4 Pichly embroidered Encampment Parad
' Hfg?li?i,
Jfajosfir?K nights TenipUriJtojl^ A-ch, *?4 MMter.
Jewels, Robes, Banner*, S\rords, Ac.
T. BKLT. *. c. BOWJK.
BELT & BOW 113,
TOBACCO. AND GENERAL
Produce Commission Merchants,
1 Ellicott Stukt, Baltimore.
REFERENCES:
Hon Thomas G. Pratt, Ex-Go v. a ud U S Senator * it&.
"Hon John Glenn, Judge Circuit Court U S lor ATd.
llauiel Sprig-, Esq., Caah'r Merchants B'k?Baltimore.
Aguilla Giles, Esq. ? - Franklin ? do
True man Gross, Esq. ?,.. Com. 4- Far. &k do
Buvall, Rogers 6c Co. do
Fitzgerald 4-Wagruder, . ; do
Lonx 4- Ityrn, ae
Webb, Rowland &? Co.?Louisville.
Forsyibs + Hopkins?Wheeling.
James R. Baker, do CJ 9
L. W. C08XZLL. J. L. BUCK GUSNKLL.
L. W. GOSNELL & SON,
C OMMJSSJON MERC HA NTS,
For the sale of all kinds or
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
71 Bowly's Wharf, (South St.),
BALTIMORE.
REFEREKCES:
C. Brooks, Pres't Western Bauk, ")
J. D. Early, Esq.* > Baltimore.
A/iller, Almjbr.vr 4- Co. J
Wm. T. Selby, ")
John Goshorn 4? Son. >WUeeling.
? Jacob Seiiseny. ' J
A.J. Wheeler, }
R. B. Bowler, >Cincinnatt.
Bruce, iVorgan 4* Co. J
Webb, Roland 4- Co. S
W. C. Brooks, 4*co >Louisville.
J. S. 4torebead, J
Jesfe Hook. Wajnesburp, Pa. . [Jan06
TABB, SHIPLEY & CO.
Floar nMd General Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
51 Iiight Street, Baltimore.
REFERENCES:
C C Jamison. Esq, Cashier Bank or Baltimore.
D Sprigg, Esq* Cashier Merchants' Bank.
Trueman Cross, Esq, Cashier Com. & Farmers* Bank*
Mersrs Greeu way & Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
'* John Sullivan & Sons, "
*?" S C Baker* Co, 'Wheeling.
Mr Jas R Baker, ??
Mr B B Swearingea, "
PJ"C*5li advance* wade on consignments. dec6
JOSEPH GI8T, JOHN M. WILLS,
OfWeUOurg, Va. O/WeUsherg, Va.
GIST A WELLS,
Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 39 South Howakd Stkeet,
BALTIMORE.
DC?"Particular attention paid to the sale of Flour and
other Produce, 'with prompt returns.* Advances made on
consignments.
KKFTKCNCE8 5
Brocks,Tibhalls 4> Fultcn, Baltimore.
- Cole 4- Howard, do
Brooks, Sou + Co. do
Slingluff. Kitsejr + Co. do
Brown 4* Kirkpatrick, Pittsburgh*
James lJalzeU. do
Dr. J. C. Campbell, Wheeling. (Jar?p
Pendleton & Brother,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IN LEAF TOBACCO, COTION, AND PRODUCE
GENERALLY,
Pendleton'* Wharfs No. 190 Lotcer End of Smith** Dock
BALTIMORE.
REFERENCES:
Hugh Jenkins & Co.
F. W. Brune & Sons, > Baltimore.
Wm. Wilson ?Se Sons, J
Edwin Wort ham Co. "1
Arch'Id Thoioas & Son, > Richmond.
Hugh W. Fry, J
Rhodes & Oglebay, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Tweed, Sibley St w right,")
Joseph C. Butler & Co. > Cincinnati.
. JohnCreigh, 1
OtUJ. cw"' } Charleston, S. C.
Gordon 6c Co., Louisville.
James M'CuHy, ")
Brown & Kirkpatrick, > Pittsburg.
Z. CUafee, )
D. Lamb, Esq, Ca?b. N. W. Bank, ) ^
S.Brady,Esq,Cash. M.&M. Bank, >Wheeling.
Jas. R. Baker, 1
-r Josiah Pibley, Hamburg, S. C.
? Henry A. Shroeder, Mobile, Ala.
A. L. Gaines. New Orleans. ap2o-4?m
THE LONDON
Watch..and Jewelry Store.
NO 10 LIQHT STREET,
(4 doors from Bsltimorest., opposite fountain Hotel,)
Baltimore.
THE subscriber, after twenty years* experience in the
cities ol Europe, would infonndtizens and strangers
whqare in want of a good watch, that, for quality of work
mans hip, his watches defy all competition; "hie having fa
cilities fof obtaining Fix* Loddok Witcbk, which few
in this coon try possess, being perwnmU^acqmmintcdjffith
the most eminent London manufacturers.
J~ ALEXANDER,
Late of J M. French's Royal Exchange, London,
tCWFlue patches and Jeweir/ repaired properly. All
London "Watches sold at- this establishment, warranted
free of cost for four years. *epl5-lvd
Fahtnekshifttotice:
rp HE undersigned have, entered into partnership* for the
J. purpose of carrying on the wholesale tobacco business,
under the firm of Logan, Car r & Co.
LLOYD LOGAN,
JOS. G. BAKER,
WATTSON CARR,
mar30 H. H. CARR. ?
Agricultural Warehouse. ?
*T*HK undersigned are now prepared to fill orders for all
JL kindsof Agricultural Implements, bavejust received:
Straw and Hay Cutters, assorted ;
Virginia Corn Shelleis, do
Thermometer Churnsi
Geddes* Harrow*}
Or Yokes,
Meat Cotters;
Sausage Staffers;
. Store Trucks, etc. etc.
drgdawtm McAFKK BROTHERS,Quincy st.
()/ III CHOICE plain haiusin store, and for sale by
Z.UU frig... .M. KBILLY.
III rAcastioia Foil very Mpei ior article.) lor sale by
IV jan.ll JAMES BAKER
- MACKEREL.
159
- Cheap Table.
Cane Ereryb.dr ???l ice!
bare too large a stock. wfaScb -we pnrpote to MU off it
?otwrrt??wtataTei-tlrT will bring
Cotue.aoon, while 700 bareacbance for bargain. -
aoe7 - ?w. D. MOTTB A BRO.
TO PLASTERERS. ~
/tOf! BOSBeisfoodCattlCaHair.rorsalebr
. JOHH KitOTB.
_ OU Stand, 183 Main at.
Y OUJrtU andbyoUtac Kit doot to Ureer, Ott<Jc Co
-?? Ko. 36 Monroe ?t?.
? palra MBe JSiameledOxferd Tlta,
?nut Ao 1 caaior Oiljuvt tec'dtuU tor nie'oy
jmSl ? JAMKS.HAKBH
HATS AND CAPS.
JUST received, a Urge lot or gents and youths fine silk
Hats, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore styles.
S. 0. HARPKR A SON.
JOS. Newill'a and Thus, Jilundell'acelebiated Railway
Time-keepers, in gold and silver hunting cases; war
ranted to perform equal to any watches in the world.
ALO?Jos. Johnson and other fine watches always on
hand and Tor sale at C. P. BROWP'S,
del9 Monroe street
BONNETS.
WE have this day received a choice variety of* Bon
nets, comprising several very desiTsble styles; vis:
Plain Straw bonnets (soft finish) extra finish, for ladies
and misses.
Real Parisbonnets, a few exceedingly beautiful.
Rutland, spilt Straw, French Lace do.
With an immense variety of other styles, for ladies and
and misses; also a full stock of Bloomers and Flats, for
misses.
?pll HK1SKBLL & Co.
10
BBLS. Spts. Turpentine, for sale low
dero JAMES BAKKB
P
N.. IM J KKW SlUItK. l*?. MSj
hkw stock | M. McNeal & Co'a j l?tw stili
Oak Hall Triumphant!!
WB are now receivlligand opening the most desirahle
stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats and t^aps, Trunks
and Valises, Cacpetings, &c? that has ever been offered
to the trade of the city and victn'ty, at the business stand
heretofore known as W. W Jimeson's; therefore we give
notice that we are in receipt of and receiving the beat se
lec:ed stock of Goods
Which we stc bound to sell.
To one and all, so give us a call.
providing low prices will not give oftnee. apt3
DKESS GOODS, &c.
LAIN and fig'd Barages, inb!ue, pink, lavender, tan,
ashes of roses, green and black;
. Rich Fiench Organdies; r
Plain Lawns, insalmon, blue, pink and tan;
Fig'd Lawns, iu great vanety;
French Chintzes;
Plain and corded Silks;
Plain Mouslin De Laiues: just received.
my!6 HEISKELL & Co.
WINDOW BLINDS.
PLAIN Green Oil Cloth, Lanescape, Transparent and
Paper Window Blinds, in great variety.
For sale by. ? WILDE dc BROTHER,
my 13 cor. Main and TTmonsts
FKfcSH UYSTKttS.
JUST received at $t pc can, and warranted
jan3l T M PARKKR
? )f W W \ bottles Japan boot and shoe Polish. for sale
by J. B. VOWF.LL,
myl9 24 Union st.
0
6HBAT BARGAIN.
XWILL rell my lease and fixtures of the best stard as a
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon iu the city, on
reasonable terms
Enquire at this office or of
?P19 J. ROBINSON, Markatst.
tfOKKENi.
ANEW twostory Brick Dwelling, pieasantlysituated
on the Island, and containing five rooms. Rent ?125
per annum. Possession given immediately.
Enquire at the lusurauce Office of Messrs. Dorsey &
Arthur. - ?? my6
GOODS BY EXPRESS.
RGANDY MUSLINS;
French Jaconet;
Plainjiareges;
Nainsook Muslins; ' "
Dott'd Swiss Muslins;
Colorpi and black Fringes;
Corded and Flounced Skirts;
Second Mourning Bonnet' Ribbons,
' ~ French Chintxes;
Plain French Lawns, incolOTS, etc: etc.
Received this day by
inyS9 H El SHELL A Co.
SUGAK CUBED HAAiS.
PH1PPS 4 CO'S. sugar cured Hams;
30 casks Evans & Swift's sugar cured hams;
10 tierces do dried beef;
Just received and will be sold lew by the cask;
tny37 GORDON. MATTHEWS dc Co.
DON'T YOU WANT TO BUY A MANTLET
TF youdb, you can find a first rate choice at
J. W. D. MOTTE& BRO.'S
1 and save money by going there to buy one. my98
'I U U! LBS. Smoked Shoulders;
|J,UUU 25,000 lbs do Ham*.
Just received and for sale by
Piy27 GORDON, MATTHEWS A Co.
PARASOLS?BONNETS.
A LA RGB variety of Parasols in the most desirable
colors.
Bounrts, misses* Hats and bomfets and boys bats.
Just received by
my!6 HBlgKELL Co.
Removal.
THE subscriber ha> removed hi* large and splendid
stock of Fashionab'e Hsu and Caps, to the Union Hall
bull J ill-. Ho. 85, (recently occupied by John Klliott.) two
doors sooth of the North Western Bank.
- W W.W. JIMRSON
LOOK. HKKK.
'Iff' OKB bonnet* have arrived at the store or
?ill, mjSt W- D. MOTTK & BRO.
leather Beltisi antVLaee' lUuhir.
A FlHKaasortmeotiustrKeiTedst lowest rales from
a celebrated Sew York manufactory.
"TtS BALSKTT & Co.
[Yopnt Americs copy:]
10
E
V a superior article at
"T9 OAK HAIL. 183 Main *t.
MBROIDKBIBS?
_|0 ps. rich cambric Flomxinssi
'3a ? ? VatieUesorl*ce,cambric?nd8wiaaConar*)
-1 ? and '
HEISKELD ?+ C
? ? i vr ^
-?y.vi -
MKIL
gg ?nwjn
HB has always
French B too'
Frencb*atin de Lainesi
t: rib ????
? #v? .
????*? ?!.*#* sffc ?tt s; -i i
Xace andAfoslin Curtains
ofevery style and price.
Table 4-Piano Gore redeem
/rimer, cut bateV' ACurtmin* miSi ??? irimtwSK^S
beat manner; m K*-.?Oc Plate* In August number of <fo
ders Uiir'< Hook.
Steamers, hotels, CAB KUnJ>XB8,-*oi*4c*tor* jeoer
ally,supplied at the lew*! *hole?aUprict*. I,% _
vwJL<urrw?
. importer of acd Deeler in Furnishing Good*,
ICS Chestnut street, cornerofKiflh,
rmrl7-lTd?(W Opposite the Stale Howe. Phllaaa.
Paper Warehouse
?' ' : P
CYRUS W. FIELD <f- CO^
COM MISS-OK MERCHAjrT8. t
No. 11 Cliff Street,
NEW YORK. -
Are Sole Ageeii ie tke Veiled Slates for
M u*pratt'8 superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria M ills Celebrated Writing Papers,
Kneel) ?? Superior 44 lt
Ceaeeoe 44 3 .?? P rip tin* ??
Rawlins & Son*' English Tieaue . %
iv Pirat quality Ultramarine Blue v f
They are also Agent* ror the principal Paper Manubctur
rein this country, and Ojfef.ftf Sale by far the ?
? most ex*
tensive and and desirable stock of Paper m$td Paper Alan??
factum*' Material* that can be found iu this or any other,
country. .. ' ? * ? t'
Their business is strict|y wholesale,and Writing Papers
are sold by the case oalr.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 16 off
Cowls, both Foreign and Domestic, at the lowest j
Paper made to order, any size or weight. Libera) ad
vances made on consignments nf Paper, paper Makers'
stock and other merchandize.
The highest maiket price paldln cash lOrall kinds 0
Rags. : ?; aml-ly.l ?
William* and Brother,
<UWtKKAXi OROCBRR'AITO*.
H' ^ -O.WL.
if Vl_ 7 - . _
Richmond, Va.
E^Ofler their services fortbe saleor all kinds orPro
duceand A/anufactures. Goodsforthem may beshlpped
by the Bait. ^ Ohio Kail road to Baltimore and consigned
to Jacob Brandt, Jr., agent for the^Powhstla'ft Steamboat
Co.jorCbariesPendergast, agei^of tbeKaito. and Kicb
\ tine or Packets, either of whom will receive ^nd
us 2uiu nruiutsr^ ,
iKAV<?BOCERS^WU* ,
WW"'
mond line of-J
for ward them without charge.
BEFEJiENCESt
Wheeling,
?Baltimore.
Jas- RJ Baker, Bsq.
Aaron Kelly,
S. Brads.
MorganNetson
Br. M. H. Iloti
Messrs. Sweeney A Son. J
Messrs. Lewie & Geo. &
4 J. C. Sellman dt Son,
* Love,kIartiu<4-Co. ^
Judge Jno. Broclcenbrough, Lexington, Va.
Janl2:liud
Humphreys, Hoffman & Eooqb,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
Plenr, Perk, Bacon, Meeds asd Predice
(Urserallf,
No. 47, North Wharves, and 95j North Water-at.,
PlIlLADKirillA,
07"Liberal advances will bo made on receipt Bills La
to Metre. Foasrrns & Horn hi. Wheeling. JnlS
j)ahikiTb?wi,?kd, r
Broker and General Claim Agent.
Washington, d. c?
\\T ILL give prompt aud personal attention to Claims
f T before the Department, and other busiujss entrusted
o him. Refer toK. B. SwiCAEtyosw. ap35-ly '
LAYMAKER & HASLBTT,
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Ckuusi al.,belsw Ttk,
POlLAPSLPnU.
BOARD tl.fi" PER DAY. rorgS-dlr
JOHN H. BROWN & CO.,
on%n/t[ Wholesale Dealer* in -
British, French and American
DRY GOODS,
We. 1.35'Market Street j Philadelphia.
nfSnyd
FRANKJjlN hou se.
Chestnut Street] betwbn'3dand Ath,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ben. I*. WMlnan, Proprietor.
A first CU?s Hotel. Prices reduced! From $2,00 to
$1,60 per day. marl7-lyd
William DuIlT, T. A.JehHN& ??? '
Whole tale dealer* in Boot*, Shoe*, Bonnet*, Leg
horn, Panama and Pahn Leaf Hat*,
ALSO FUR, SILK, AND WOOL HA1S,
98 Market Street, Philadklpuia.
marPMyd
S. CULUODM. . . a.coWTO*.
Colhoun & Cowton.
PR0BDCBC0HI1M810R HIEItCaANTS
TOM. TDK SHE OF
FLOUR, BAC0N, LARD, CLOVER 8EED, &C.,
Bromd St.', ride, bet. Race 4* Cherry,
PHILADELPHIA.
Liberal advances made on Consignments,mnd when re
cei ved by car ;o*<3s, free or drajrage. ?'
KEFEK to Forsytbs 6c Hopkins, Wbeeliug, who will
makft advances on consignments. aplft-ly
Beajamin Hi Lightfeet,
Hats, Caps, and Ladies' Riding Hats
No, II, North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
??<*?. V?.lDn0T*-l+te9f Cheitn9t $l*. marf7-1yd; *.
LLOYD A CO.,
Claim, Pension, and Bounty Land
AGENTS,
Fifteenth etreet,oppofite the Treasury, '
?WASHINGTON, V, C.t
Cask adritncefl on CUniuia, See. .
/CLAIMS before Congress or theUnitedMates that have I
KJ been abandoned by otber agents as vorthlc**, have
been successfully prosecnted by us. Letters addressed as |
>*bove? post paid, will be promptly attended to. ' v
apl6-tr
>hwin a. cuBjiuun. w. n. cubauuu
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
HHHE undersigned Staving purchased tlie lease and efltocts
X of tbat old established bouse, the Fountaim Hotxl*
Light street, Baltimore, and having repaired and re-fur
nished at a heavy outlay, now offer to thelrXriend* and tbe
traveling public an asUbtishment second to none In com.
fort and convenience.
The Ladies* Ordinary, *nd the suites of rooms attached,
will be found to afford tb$ comforts of home tor-ml lies,
while the situation or the home guarantees quiet repose to
all its patrons.
It Is te most central situation for the man of business,
being!n the centre of business, affords as convei*ientao
ce&s to alltbe Kail road Depots and Steamboat Landings as
mny other hotel in the city.
It will be the desire and pleasure of the proprietor to.
promote the comfort or the guests or the house.
?pT-iy . ? ' . CLABA.UGHfcBROTHER.
THIS latest discoveri is the wonder or tlie age. The
picture assumes all the roundness and solidity oriif^.
It also appeare lifesise, and in every point resembles the
living being. Nature ia perfectly mocked, even to an in
dividual bJr. Taken at WHITKHUB6T?8, over-Oamnv
bell's Jewelry store, Baltimore atreet, in the city or Italu
mores also, in his Washington Gallery, and will soon be
introduced in.all or his galleries, which.may be found in
all the principal cities in the Union.' *
Mr. tPhmcuuRST has the honor to announce that he bat
just received a letter from the President of the -United
States, informing-him of the award of a Medal, Certificate,
and a copy of the Juries Teports at the World's Fair, Lon
don. ' margo-tf *
JOHN W. BELL. BEN J. DARBV.
JOHN W. BELL &.CQ.,
FLOl'R A GKNKKAIi
COMMISSION MER CHANTS.
Howard St., opposite Centre.
ir?4-ly - HALTIMOHK. . ?> - I
Til*, J. [J1WKPU CARKOHt j
T. J. CARSON * CO.,
Western Produce and General
Commission Merchants,
41 &. 42, Light Street,
:. ; IIalti mokb,
Am] SG, Water Street, New-York.
gg?Iib?r?l ?'dvanc<* nude cri conaignnwnU.
llopkiai Jt t nirtkild,
Merchant Tailors,
220 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE,
T N VI TE the attention ortbe citizens ol Wheeling totbeii |
X extensive assortment or cloths, cassimeres and vesM
ings, selected with great can, from the latest importa
tions.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
On the second floor brtheirstore, they keepa large as-1
sortment ol elegantly finished clothing, made by the best
hand and cqtia the most fashionable sty lei <nar!6 lyd J
Unre, Pieman, lUUiday
WaoUSiUVKiUMlK
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. 1 tUnover ?trett.ntnr Harkct,
BALT1MOKK.
Richakd Hark, llima. Holudit,
William Pi hook, JakdRdiukk.
cy Hefer to the MeretonUof Wheeling. m?r88-{r ^
MARTIN & HOBSON,
Flour and General Committion Merchant*,
ebjtVKR KCTAW avd .ALT1HDSB rrs.t
?n.?W-lTr , RAVriMOHR . .
70 tU?l flfconaa, PldUdelpliia mike, received
No.123 Alain at.betw.cn Monroe *sd Union.
_W7 MoKKALACoi
60 Han* Ko*eU JuIDIr Und>?, reoeiv.il at 04k
Vo. 198 Main, between Monroe and Union ata.
,,.WrJKBAJA*Xo.
Heack'. viol* tor JUllroad Kneifteera,
new work,Juat received br , ?
?? Wjl.PB * BRO. 1
900 U,ne,UM "e5ve5iSato9Se |
iy?B ~ BASKRTT At Co.
UKKMANiiaGABS. T
J. W. RHODBII,<Ltept,
-I.O. ' - ,*??!. etwtimsi.'
CAWTOLD. BROTHBR, & Co.
Wt^l^"u^'poOTKR^"^WPAoTui*kR.s
AMD DKAIXXM IK flld W*TCHia, HOB ?W*L*W
?iVjiPi TuraWers
? urfUke Kuima
OOtD AND 91L
'fwiwa^gMaaaliM^iy^i as?*?
, ?n.T** wa*> <^r ?u
Silver Tea end C
ura,??., ol Kew ^ ..
Coffee??a TenSggSKfTmIra end tra,
Welters?Ossl.Oblonjmiill TOMS vbapes;Csstors, Ce*
Baskets, Hp?.?i*se, Fiowerawl Fruit (imfc.ic,
DUHPKt .WOUKl
A superb collection or Diaino*d Bracelets end Himn
Broecbes, Oro?es, Finger Rincl. lMI suits or Diamonds
iulUble tor 1A etidiug Gills.
TKlsliranch or our businesa^l7not surpassed by my M.
tsbti.ipeliUii lheLtoontrjriO??im workwm euiploreii u*.
rotUi* new 11,1m
leftlrMitbe KuriHiew
, . t? ?r c mKime rt
wsg*&mntoA
' Writing Deaks, Work 'Boxes. Cbeu Mm, Cert Uu
kets, Cologne BotttW, elegant Vim, PiritUn II ?r
statutes, Peril Brouies, Fin* Paintings, Papier Multit
Tables ud Woi* StamU.fNirft
Frenck Herf - "
i, Forte *onn?ie?,. ulterior c*
s, Rosewood Mkl UstWr Die*,
i, Toothbrushes, Hsir Bru.be.
logne, French Parfuimrira,
tint C*m*i Xnfliik'Smiw,"
Ac. ? ? ? ^ ^ ?
. ..? (HIWIOIl *t*A.TA W?*l!
?rjjcitpm nUMTWt efcow!
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks Qf elegsutdesljTO, black
yellow* drab ard white TOtrbtsftOf k -Porcelain d#
richly decorated.
Watcji Tool* aw? oftfce hart quality,con.
e
WffSLt'fflwas
'Will do -Wei) to' exami a
oar assortment. Orders from the country will be attend
ed to faithful! r sod profntly. ,
CANFIKLD, BROTHBR?*?*> <
SS9 UalUrooreat., 8. W?t corner of Chsrlf*.
Baltimore. Kerch W.-dwlT.^*" "?* gf? P*
c. J.l ahltw. a. eknon.' *. ????
LEEEW, SANDER & Co.,
mcc.Bapui.or
CHARLXS FUCJlVlt & 00,,
Mt. S&liUrkttStrrtt,lcU*ttx &tm*r4*ni Jtalwili
BALT1N0KK
mpoitnitMOV
German, French and Enqlith Qoodt
SUCH AS
Hosiery, Drawers, Button*,
Gloves, ? 8*>*wls, ? Taptt,
Fringes, Sinman,
Sewing Silk, BpoolCottoi
Threads,
. . Pore, Caps, Guitars, Hi
Marbles. l^ook'g glasses, tPlutes. etc. etc.
:A ^r^|ct^saortnient prOomby?nd Fancy Goods,
Drakeley & Fenton,
(err.bi.1 IBRD 1830.) .
COM M ISSIO H MERCHANTS.
Fortbeuie or lion TeonocTe, Turn, Bnrrss, Wool,
Wmpnw Gun and I'-ooimtT P?.inon?,eei>er?ll)r. Tim
will eJst giveattention topurcbesirgou cnminisaiou.
387 Baltimore St., earner #/ J'aem.
JJALT1M0RK, Mb.
Tmre4-]yd?w
, JOHN' SULLIVAN i'SONS,"
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AKP
AGENTS FOR THB SAtK OP LKAFTOHAOUO, COT
tor, "Fun'*, Whisky, ?m Wb
Prosdoi Gxiihui,i.v,
. <o# ? I .-~1, ?, q
*pi5-ir
Camden St., near Light St, "Wharf,
KALTIMOKK. I
A. SISCG,
Ao. 95 Bahhnere Street, opjerite HolHday Strert,
RA1.TIMORE,
WIIOI.RSALK ?nd Retail n?nulaeturer of Odd Fel
Iowa, Masonic; Son* drT?mpenmce,KwlWeM,?Mi
other Regalia, Maimers, FIa*a, I^wreU, ?t?,. MlUUrj
Goods of all kind*. apfr-ly
"Stein &. Brother,
Manufacturer* anM Whole ealt Pettier, in
CLOTHING,
No, 816 Baltimore Street* tetueen UottmHi mni Liberty Sit,
raar28-3m BALTIMORE.
RfevE^Bjaoijsff;
BY
?J . A n EFCli FINfl BR
01X1*0 TBI DltFOT
mar28 ?hmberland,Md.,
M.oOXjAXaliiSN'S & KNOX,
WHOLKKALK AHO RBTAlfc JJKALBKI IN
BOOT# AND SHOES, MENS ANL
Boy,' Jfate an<f Cm, at tie
well known tUnd af the
BIG R*? BOOT.
wear, ever onto red tn thiaor-any olber market. TfceybaV
been manufactured to order, arcordlng lo our own dlrtc
tioa*,*iid are Intended enreuly Tor retailing. To ou)
regular cuatomera, and all oilier* who may tavornt with a
call, we can offer an unuauallr large variety or lloota am
Shoe*, which weguaratttte equal in quality or material an*
workmanablp to ihoae mannlkctured in tlila or any oUw
NO. 187.
MKM'a pnoTf. womxn'i aaitbb?, Half
l.OOOpr roen'a kip boota, .atrrirfts, rrn.
1,000 men'a water ptoor do 600 do walkingakoei,
? - -mkn'b brouank. 600 do pemed buakin*,
600 met)'* calHirpgana, 600 00 kiSbuaklrn, ali|
l.OOOjirinie kip do pera.
1,900 do thick' do matttbooth*. an*.
1,000 low priced , do ' kim, rt'o.
botV D00T*e?. 600 mlaaei morocco lace,
1600 pair boy* thick bootee*, S00 do kip .do
600 ?? kip do ano do cair do
300 ? ? cair do 300 do kidaadmo
TOUTB'.'V koora. rocco buaklna
600pr youtlia calrboott, 180 do black, bine, and
800 do kip do brosied galtera,
I160Q do thickd.i , . . oillLpKkN'abootkm.
buti avbTorfrmakooaita. 1,600 pr rancy booteea,
l,000pr boyakipbroa**, 5,000 kl*4 morocco ?'
1600 do thick do 1.600 children'* |i?g'd"
tooo youth* ?o"do ? t boo children'* (Oat ?<
600 do kip do 1S00 do colored ??
6Q0 boy*and youtli* calf do um aiion.
wonrH'i 'Ltce booth, ?00palr* men**, ladleaan*
000 morocco Uce boou, "Children'* Gum Shoe*.
jwaof^^p.,
1600 Bp do 800 ' ' wool bat*,
;r* ?a?B .aim*.
Thankful for the II be^a^^oMee'beretofore extended
ua, we aollclt a continuance of the tame.
,.?*l^ <toPUAi4<KHB A KXOX
New Savings Bank Stor?
oVd rOST-OFFICB.
,r?KEEP THBJ1BJU) AKIt FEET COVERED!"
corner orWarketand Monroe atreeia, where you will
.And *gre*t variety or Cuhionble lately reooived OuoJ.,
coming amongat jOM.l.ranfCt fully aollclt you?ll 10call
and examine myatock, (It will ba my pleaaure to aeeand
wait on yoa,)tbD* uniting labor ?fcrfth tvat.'tbat 1 may
hav* Ihelr offapring be*lth, and lo Uii* addinglpju.tr j
winter Bonnet a, acre,
Call at the old ,l><*t -Office, oppoalte the H*Lure.
orHST' Tpu t0 CM
Call at lbe*bo<rei-lace, whereyou wln*et-1hat
Remember, the old Post Officc corner.
Jo ?
OC17 t i, ... , JU^WATSOW.
t takes the Wberilni
ealed iB Utlacily, art
a at the low.at rate* lor 4^
Cotton Warp*, Col I oi
? Hunerlnl??ilant
jmwFwjmmr
o'? bill i.yi^ A MAO? ?;
1AO BUSUEUS-fnm Xortolki a auperior artlcte.
iW* -ocU- 1 r,KO. WILSON
Jtoo ao ^jT^o ?
ocao OOHUOK, matthkws &c?.
KEEP YOORSEW WARM.
?? ifanrioo ffklruod Ur?w
BUCKSKIN Q tOVES.
12 '^9z^*xtn oUdteaaedbuekakln Glo?e*,)mt re
?*' - ? ; ?> ' .flBiaKKU. * C?.
1X)OTSVILW WME.
> ^ i "WILSON
3*^ ?? '?Wii'Ntto.1' " - '

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