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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28
WHEELlNG SAVINGS INSJTTU,

w TION.-The Office ofths Wheeling Ss
'lnss n stitutioR has been removed to the Ex-
change Office Of Dir John d. Clarke Main street
second door below the Merchandise Mecbsricsi
bank.
The following tho terms upon which d.
pos tes a re eceIyed in this institution
Transient Deposites received as in Their
Banks.
On special deposites, or sums subject I,
drawal "a days ice,interest will DO at the
rate of per cent per annum.
Ate4days' notice, ats I-2Pereent,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

ViRCsl NIA-IN CHASSfKY-A rules hSid n'No
CLERK. Office II the Circut Superior CouHoi Law
and Cbancery Gr the county OF Ohio IA the month
OF Asgust 1871
III. C;.nsr,I Insar.nos Company Of Maryland
NV Cornnl-fnant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

NlbelNiN-iS cHsNc A, .u'os held 90 the
C.erks office oi the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery Cor the county OF Ohio. VA tie month
Of August, lSil
The President and Directors Of the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of Wheeling,
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length resumed its throne, but she became
sensible only to feel that she must short
ly die. Gradually she faded away; earth
ly aid could not extend her life. The
evening before she died she called for
writing materials, aud having written let
ter, which she sealed-.When am in my
grave give him this, and tell him forgive
him. Thus saying, she dropped into a
Tranquil slunber, from which. she never
woke.
In the churchyard of E do her
remains lie. The flower grows over her
crave, and mot marks the resting place OF
the Inflated Emily. Better that nothing
should mark where so fair, so innocent
a creature save that she trusted him) re-
main unknown, ard in the quiet e the
grave seek that peace which, on earth
was So, cruelty taken from her.
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RHESsi.SGkE H1ANsA ED2sE
GOODS.
II. DIFFENDERFFEE, & co.
NO. 43 BALTIMORE STREET.

" EttA KEEP ~ 4 4 If-f INFORM their
V customers and the puDhc generally, that
lney are daily reeeiVn@, by lna recent arrivals
from Europe, tleIr supply Oh iicSA i1'l, and VIM
Ter Diif GooD9 ana are PlGasaa TO sly That
they have been successful IN select ng the hand
soonest ana most approved Styles OF Goods That
nave ever been brought to Tins mlrHo;-their
stock consists m part Of
81 now style |atE'd and satin
stripe Gro Gram Sil5' very rch and heavy and
very desirable colours Il@h, ana Dark figured and
SATIN stripe Iielenclnoi !Ght and dark tlg'd Gro
Ge Berlin; light Gro h AI@ierS; SUM stripe Rep;
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$40 y rs

TT lie subscriber has just received a
Il large and splendid assortment Of
STOVES, and is prepared to furnish them
of all kinds, and of the most approved
pattern at lower prices than they can be
purchased elsewhere, those wishing to
purchase would do well to call and exam
inc his assortment, as he is determined to
sell at very small advance.
He can be found in the west wing Of the
Log Cabin on gay st.
JOS. C. CLOUD.
Sept 18Th 1Sil
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To the ladies the following sketch is ded-
icated, in the hope Of proving TO them that
Opponents do notalways end happylIy,
and also that the view generally taken OF
them in works OF fiction, is not always
correct.-.2mcr. Irau.
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AlEN'S,

Misses and children's Boots, very low.
lie also keeps a general assortment of
women's Shoes Of his own manufacture.
from Cpl to - cents, warranted to sur
pass any thing that has been offered for
the price.
N. b. rany Of his work fails, it will
be repaired without charge, and a deduc-
lion made in the next pair.
August 7-lv.
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sFoR WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

aFOR WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
FhN HE subscriber would respectfully
state, that iii consel yence OF cnieo-
bled health, he considers it incumbent on
him to bring to close, at as early Il day
as practicable, all business transactions
connected with the store at PORT De
POSiT In view of this, he now offers
for sale the entire stock Of Goods in his
store, at that place, embracing large and
well selected assortment, the greater part
of which have been purchased within the
last six months.
To a suitable purchaser the terms of
sale will be liberal. The stand is one of
the best in Port Deposit--posscssing ma
ny advantages.
The Store room, and Warehouse, will
be let at very low rate for term of
years.
The subscriber Aatters himself, that
those having unsettled accounts will, see
the propricty of at once closing them.
James llogg and my Son, G. w. Kidd,
will proceed to settle and adjust all ac-
counts belonging to this concern. The
subscriber would also respectfully remind
those, who may have accounts unsettled
at the store, at his residence prior to the
4th March lSll, to call and close them
GOODS are now selling at both stores
at prices much lower than usual for the
purpose of reducing the stocks. We have
recently received supply of remarkably
cheap cloths, Cassimcrcs and Satinets.
GEO. KIDD.
Sept. 18th 1Sll--3~
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A .lIO,NTULY .M3C4XINE


r;nw to their improvement IN LITERATURE, |
SCIENCE. .!.ND THE CONDUCT OFLIFE, |
written, not i'll the co!loquial language which is |
adlicSScd to very young children, but with such !
attention to the style us shall render it worthy
the notice OF those who are acquiring the art Of
Composition or forming their Literary taste; and
filled with such various, original, and valuable
matter as shall render the volumes when bound
up, woythya place in the Family OF SchoolLibrary
Its the purpose Of the proprietor Of THE Young
PEOPLES BOOK to furnish such Magazine. He
as provided ample means for tho accomplish
ment ofhs obiect and he pledges himself to the
friends of Liberal and iudicous education
throughout the United States that he will pro-
duca a work which shall be in every respect
worthy Of their attention and patronage
There is period in the progress from early
childhood 10 maturity, and that by no means IA
short one. During which the expanding minis
OF tho young are seeking in every direction for
g. sciul Knowledge, as well
as intellectual Entertainment
Every book paper or pamphlet which promises
either, is eagerly read, and every circle otsocGty
OF literary sciemt.i" cast is earnestly songht
During this period the young person is not
satisfied with tItlt kind OF instruction which is
given to mere children. Something more ee-
Yatcd-somctlling nearer the studies and pur-
suits O actIyo life IS required. A friend always
at hand who could point out the proper studies
to be pursued, the methods Of development in
Literature and Science, the best course Of Rcl-
ding, the s9rest processes Of Investigation, the
most recent authorities in Experimental, and the
most learned in Historical rcscarcll-a friend who
could relieve the dryncss OF abstract truth, by a
familiar anccdoc narrative, or illuSratian-who
could scatter q few roses ofhtcraturc in the rug
! L
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MERCANTILE MOTTO Z -.

RXIi1 undersigned having recently pur-
l. chased the ocl Of goods formerly
owned by Mr. Edward Parker, would
hereby respectfully inform the citizens of
Port Depostand vicinity part cularly, and
the public generally, that by the favorable
arrangement Of purchase, thcy are enabled
to offer goods at prices that will be found
to meet the views the most economical:
and it is confidently hoped that BY their
assldulty and strict attention TO business.
they will INERT and receive liberal share
of public patronage
KNIGHT & ABRAHAMS.
Aug. 2l-lm
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III Mandatory OF Tin ware in all its va.
rious Branches, and is prepared to furnish
Tin ware Wholesale and Retail at lower
prices than it has ever been sold in Elkton.
Shop on gay ST. near the Log Cabin.
JOS. G. CLOUD.
Septl9th 1871
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ENOCH CROUCH,
S,ptl9th 1871

ElEion, .7Iain STREET, oppoyiic tie Cowi
House, sign Of The Big Boot,
Where he intends to keep a general as
sortment Of mems, women,s, misses.
boys, aud chjldrcn's Boots and Shoes, all
made under his own inspection, which he
intends to sell at the following prices:
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CO-PlRINERSLIP.

CO-PARINERSI.!P.
> H., Maxwell has taken Justice Fox
OF OF h',aaelphia, into partnership with him,
IN me Tanning and Carrying business in
Fort Deposit; where they intend to keepa
general assortment of leather for sale
lh.ry will give the highestmarkctprice for
Hides. The business will be conducted
hereafter under the firm of
MAXWELL. S, FOX.
N. Is. The subscriber continues 10
carry on the Tanning and Carrying bu.i-
ness at his Old stand, in West Noting
ham.
JAMES l.. MAXWELL.
Sep. IS =,
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PROSPECTUS OF
The NOgZEaG Peoples Book
OR MAGAZINE OF
ENTERTAINING AND

There arc many periodical publications, yet
one more is wanted. The friends Of general Ed
acaton-thc advocates of the diffusion OF | selnl
cdgc-have long desired to see the COM
Of k;9Ss
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his miserable days,--a warning, hope,
to those who mediate following i'll his
footsteps.
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lcrillS.
L~=$7Travclling agents viii find this work one
well calculated to advance their interests.
A remittance postage paid) must always ac-
company an order for the work. Address
MORTON McMlCIIAEL.
No. 81 South Third Street opposite the Cir
ard Bank Philadelphia.
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The letter fell from her hand. The
maid, entering, found her mistress sense
less on the floorShc was conveyed to her
bed, and, for some days, remained in a
state of unconseieusne.s.- Reason At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

England upon American interests, vixen those interests "ere
exposed of that Bank, and left without the
protccoa OF Bank OF the United States ne committee
do wish be understood intending to express any ap-
probation OF the commercial operations which the Penn
ylyana Bank assuming the othe Bank OF the United
STATE, engaged when that state OF things arose
But 'hcy do say that the interests and dignity OF
United demand that they should not De exposed
yond the necessary and legitimate influence OF monetary
and commercial operations the action OF foreign bank
ngn-tituons hey believe that without competent Bank
OF the United States foreign National Banks may, and pro-
baby will exercise undue and possibly PeF'cous m
'luencc upon interests
In this yiew the the question Is whether 1t Is bet
ter that we should be left liable be materially affected By
foreign institution which have no interest o.cr which
cur exert control which Is administered solely IN re-
foreign shall have an Anacrca
Bank, the OF will subject TO American author
iiy an animated b. American interests feelings and SYM
pathies
The committee could not doubt in such al al
Tentative And in reference the foreign aspect OF the
Bank The committee thought cxPedent TO allow 1t 10 deal
foreign bills OF exchange which the barometer OF the
ot foreign trade.
In conclusion the committee think it proper TO say ha'
they have due consideration the varlo> memorials
referred them and the instructions moved 10y the oena
from Mississippi.
Tey subo that wherever in this report the committee
mentioned majority OF the committee TO be understood
All Of which l. respectfully submitted
The rcpor; and bill ordered be printed and made
the special order OF the day tor Wednesday
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TO LIT.

I1 and backoom the corner OF Grand and sn
able for any fancy business je3H
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CHEAP. GE5E cap.
: SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of French AMI American Paper
a Hanging. ac the United STATES Paper Hang
Warehouses % Canal Broadway New
York
respectfully invited to call and examine for them
>elyc Room, prepared in the neatcst manner
.a Ian JOSHUA BROWN, 81 Ganal-st
I = M a,.,iiX 81 XaE4;
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t,NEst Mp e = Z iTAIAN " n D' :" ="
OLIVER W WOODFCRI. is Catharnc IT, Will open tbs
morning. OF Transparent Window StADL>,
coIaas pairs tie production OF an Italian a5isi Thee
Sac. k,e puha, below their value, aud !le viii
frl Il % their make Immediate application artcn-
;hat may have deferred purchasing blinds during the
Sirn..
sd their interest to call aud purchase III aoF
mel icl a. $40 F'''s o. W WooDFoRD, to C,,,nrine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24
.IOsIN III. D.NGlINN.

the firm of Banks aud Dnsmnn) offers, nj the old stand
3O Grand of Orchard beautiful collection OF Lawns ana
English CaicOc, low Please
call ,ldex far yourselves.
JOHN H. DINGMAN, 30 Grand srcei Orchard.
NB-Plain Figured LANES Also Bombazne, Taglions
Table Covers Linen Table Diapers Domcs'icS Bcaced
aud tnbcachci variety of every price. Jc-tN
5,ssEAP GOalES AND FANCY GOODS sFOkE.
< GEO :. CARY & co.
95 Pcars,rcet. up Maiden Ian) have Tor sale va
Of Good, their line. consisting follows
COMES descriptions ct bone and other Buttons Needles
quality Pms. and Eye Thmbs POck-
l:ol> Whacouc Steel Wood Busks Bone and steel
and hundred yards Spool Cotton spool
Stands Leather and Bead Purses
Soap, aud rcrter Cloth Hair and other brushes
Glasses Razors and Razor Strop, Shaving Boxes &c &c
The Good, may be- hal quantities suit at thc lowest
cash prices. 80
y H. Dealers in Bones Horn, and Rattan je9l I'm
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
DRY GOODs ar COsT PRICES


'HE Subscribers, 5e>ron, reduce their stock ii Spring
possible previous rsakHg
viii this date up the drs; of August
>ell their Goods q COST.
Their STOCK age having mostly purchased at Auc-
very prices opportunity offered to La
dies W., >sppy themselves fashionable Goods
may se found peucd assortment Of RICH
SIKS the styles, variety of PRINTED LAWNS
Prints Also large lot OF Gambroon Grape C-
be, and Linen Drills for Geniemen's
jelO-tf GERARD 6 kLINCK. Is. Spring-st
John II. BINGHAM, formerly BANKS Il DlNGMAN)
- 3sl OrcAardWould call the OF the
Ladies m sp atl rich Silks OF the latest i, les
He has in>, received
OF beautiful satin colored ,trpe- Gro De Ainquc
10 pieces do blue-5lsck Gro de Nriqus, striped
rich Chene Silk, beautiful patterns.
? do very rich figured do, all colors and styles.
cases plain black and bue-bllck TO- from Is 10 81.
, do plain mode coors.
~ -Rca Scnrf. silks black and blue black and cooc! Also
beautiful assortment of Sears John II. DINGMAN,
je2i.3t NJ. 30l Grani->t cor Of Orchard
(,anE,ROOSS ANDsU 1lmER sTUFFs-:lea-c
VI JOHN H. DfNGAiN = and make choice from large
a>ortm n Also Cashmere Valencia Nar>ei and PLAIN aud dr
Satin N.BCots, Camcres, Satine. Mole,hn'
Cord, Linen Drill, and PLAN Linen JOHN H. DlNGMAN'
No. 30l Grand of Orchard
NB-o>iery Cloves Linen Cambrick and Silk Pocket Hand
kerche-. Cravats. &c. le!1.5t
>,raAHI,s, SlsANI.S The subscriber JOHN II. DING
- MAN (ormev firm of Banks Dmgman has opened
Shaws the welknOwn establishments
GaAd Orchard where be- still hopes 10 receive that
public have extended the r hc is deter
mined that nothing shall be wanting his TO please all mo Ia
a D,maSk. plain black silk Cashmere,
Brooia Embroidered Thbci Merno, &c. varicty
y Flick P,ra.ols cAsap JOHN H. DINGNAN,
ic2}jt No 30l Gand-st OF Orchard
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EAssPETENG CHEAPER TEXAN EFEi ID
Y WILEY M. II Canal South sc near lond"a5 h
u,t received selection OF Ingram Gar
pcu- bought for cnsh ran be- sold ~ prices To SAT- tue
Alo variety of Rugs Mat Ailno
Floor Cloths, &c with vaol, other articles
all OF which will be soil as cheap COR
ceapcr) be purchased other Store IN the CITY
irll Inn
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OEFICE TO LET.

I TIE splendid Rooms the Merchants hxcnango
" all AVID Hanover Apply 10 mr. pearson
ace Company Hnovor and Exchange Place or !"
a2g If J. WINCHESTER. 50 Ann street
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,rl TO LET-t Store Barcay-sreet, the ierry-a
mn good situation Clothing. Store Also the Basement No.
Caharine-s For particulars inquire at No II spenad-
lell lv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24
GREENWICH POTTERY,
161 Eightecnfh-stree

BgTNEES TtNrH AvkNrhs
rIE respectfully the Public that he continues
the following articles which he offers tor sale az
reasonable
Stone War; ahern Ware Portable Furnaces Chimney Pots
Tube, Tie treenIiovse do Fire Brick Druggist and
Cheaica Ware, &c Sc.
i.a3u WASHINGTON SMITH
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TO LET.

H%3 story building No - Ann street Is
f,. best Rooms the for Printing oce or any
light business being lighted three sides Rent $50 Apply TO
aIntr f ! MINCHESTER. 50 Ann
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fQ FOE aALE-Or exchange for productive City Proper
yA Farm Of 50 situated IN Huntingdon Township L.
mile, from Norhpor from which steamboat plies to and
Ncwiok week Good buildings, good water, &c &c
particulars inquire f. w WOOD II RivingtOa
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-29
MARSHAL'S SALE

~ virtue oftwo writs of #. fa. to me
lD directed from the United States
Circuit Court for the District of Illinois.
one in favor of William T.. Churchill,
Timothy Southmay, and Timothy T..
Churchill, and one in favor of Warren
klmball, and both against Lowell Kimball
and William Whipple, have levied on
all the right, title, interest and claim
whatsoever, of the said Lowell Kimball.
of, in and to the following described pie
ces and parcels of land and tenemcnts, TO
wit: Water block No. two (2l in the
town of Marseilles, in the county of
Lasalle, with all and singular the Touring
or grist mills, saw mills, shngle ma
chimes, lath machines, and other mills
and machinery thereon standing, and all
the water power, rights, privileges and
appurtenances, races, dams, dykes, or
other appurtenanccs whatsoever, belong
ing to the same and also Water blocks
numbered one, ~ three, 3d. four, a.
five, o. and SIX, o. together with all
and singular the tcnemcnts, water power.
privileges and appurtenances thereto be-
longing or III any wise appertaning ; also
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-29
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.
JOHN SHULER.

MERCHANT TAYLOR. OTTAWA, ILLS.
sbESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
q Ottawa and the surrounding country, that
he has Just received from the city of PHILADELPHIA
a superior stock of DRY GOODS, consisting of
Blue, Black, Invisible Green, Bottle Green,
Cadets, Dalia, and Brown
b Il o A d = c l. o I lis:
Beaver and Pilot Cloths Cassimeres, of
the best quality and various colors; Sati-
Nets, of various colors and good assert
ment; a splendid assortment of all kinds
of trimmings. .A'so, a good lot of silk
Velvets; plain and figured Satins, of the
best quality; French and English Meri-
noes, and French Bombazine, of supe-
rior quality; Gum Suspendeis, Gents
white silk and Berlin Gloves; superior
Sa:in Stocks, plain and figured silk Cra-
watts; and also splendid lot of
Shirts and Shirt Collars,
a good assortment Of Scotch bingham and
cotton Umbrellas, Molcskin, blue Drill
ing, colored Cambrick, white Shirting and
Sheetlng, silk and worsted Serge, white
and figured Pocket llandkerchicfs, good
article of blue Jeans and Coaquannok Cas-
simere, blue linen Thread, coIorcd and
white spool Thread; and also a superior
article of white and red HaARclS.
Mr.. S. takes this opportunity to rcturnhs thanks
to the public for the liberal patronage they have hi
therto bestowed upon him, and hopes a contiuu-
ance OF their iavors.
He would also take this occasion to inform the
public that he will at all times sell hisBroadcloths
&c. as chcaply and willingly 10 those who have
them not made up by him as to those who have.
Whatever he expects to make as a seller of dry
goods has nothing to do with his profits as a tailor.
His work will be done cheap as he can afford to
do it, no matter where the stuff bought, and his
Broadcoths will be sold equally cheap, no matter
where to be made up. Oct 2!-22-tG
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Which | shall expose to public sale
on the 22d day of November, at the cour
house door, at Ottawa, in said county o.
Lasallc, to the highest and best bidder
for ready money.
Sale to take place between the hours
of 8 O'Clock, \. NJ. and sunset of said day.
Dated this l2th day of October, A. D.
1871. WILLIAM PRENTISS,
U. S. NHSboH FIR tile District If Illinois.
BY W. p. WHlTTLE, Deputy.
October %, 1871. 22--5W
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MILITARY MEETING.

The members Of the Light Infantry
company Of Otto'ca, are reqtested 10
meet at the Nanyion House THIS EVE
Ming, (Fridoy, The 20M Of Oct) al ear
~ cond'eHsht, for Mepu1posc ofcieciiag
officers for sail compaay and 10 trans
act such other business as may be neceg-
SoIy for ne complete organisation ofMe
conp0ny. BY ORDER OF THE
Oct %, 1871. COMPANY.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

Waiker g. II telling
ESAVE on hand and are receiving at their old
d stand on the south side of the public square, |
opposite the new court house
10 hogsheads of prime n. O. Sugar,
25 sacks Of Rio Coffee,
II barrels of MoIasses,
100 bushels of dried Apples,
30 barrels of Salt,
80 kegs OF Boston Nails,
10 kegs of White Lead,
. tierces of Saleratus,
5 barrels of White Fish,
5 boxes of assorted Tobacco.
also - Indigo, copperas, alum, I've
woods, sperm and tallow candles, soap,
starch, powder, shot, lamp oil, trimcnts,
pepper, spice, and sundry other articles
in this line too numerous TO mention.
,4iso:--
80 pair Of mems coarse boots,
1870 - kip and coarse brogaus,
so " ladies' shoes, (assorted,)
1870 E" calf, kip and grain boots,
300 " boys, misses & chidrcns' shoes.
Il s o -
A we'll selected stock Of SCNSOnablo
DRY GOO
Suited to this market for the fall and winter
trade, consisting IN part Of
English, French and American Prints Of
the newest styles, Bombazncs, English
and French Mcrinos, plain and plaid
Linseys, bleached and unbleached Sheet
ings and Shirtings, Tickings, Burlaps,
Osnaburgh's Hickory Shirling, Irish lin
ems, Grape, Muls, Muslins, Jaconctts,
Edgings, &c. Thread of all kinds, Gloves,
Milts, Hosiery, Diapers, Crash Table
Cloths, Broad Cloths, Sattnetts and Ken.
lucky Jeans, red, white and yellow Elan
nels, mems and boys fur and scalcpI
Caps, Hats, Blankets, blue and bro
DrilIings, and numerous other lily g
ceteras which need not be mention.
We ask for a share of public patro , r'i"
are thankful for past iayors; and TO 'usa o,rr
and the public generally we say, g ~, L,,
and examine cur prices, which sho'
the Unrest. GJ,. ID
n. B.-Grccn and Dric,l,dos ,vL Gees
r Wax, Tallow, Lard, BUTT o -'I', v neat
,, and most kinds of coun' P'o"" I want
+ cd, for which the hest '''''"'' price
will be paid. - s u,crrt~c
Wal -" " H'C ~ ~ u.
Ottawa, Oct. 30,