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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19

'sfoA 1liH cAbz SENTINEL
Baand and Deception on the Friends of TIE
Poor.-Whereas, one Dr.. James Williams, co.
lored man, is going through the State from place
TO place, exhibiting certificate and subscription
paper purpoHing 10 come from the coiored people
of the town Of Cadiz, Ohio, and asking pecuni.
AIRY aid for purchasing meeting house and lot;
and wheTeas the said James is we'll calculated to
deceive, and has already met with considerable
success,--ths method is resorted TO to inform
them to be on the lookout for the chap, and treat
him as he deserves--as he nor any other person
has been made Agent Of the Society of Cddiz,
nor have they any desire at present 10 raise funds
by subscription for any purpose.
Papers throughout the State will confer a favor
by giving this publicity.
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New York, Noy. 8.
Flour and Grain.- Gennessee flour was in
demand at $6,l24, and all offering at that price
say 1000 barrels, were taken up. Holders gen.
orally demand 6,25; but shippers will not give
that price.
Ohio and Michigan ranges from dollars TO 6
l2t; Georgetown is dull at the same rate; the
stock of southern -four in this port is quite light
aud holders firm.
Wheat is held at 1874 cents, without sales;--
1000 bushels of barley sold at SOC Sales of
northern corn in the slip were made at 72c
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PAysidian, heal hyseE--Ths injunction was
fulfilled to the very letter by DR.. Upham, the in.
ventor of the Pile Elecluary. After suffering
tor years from this excrucating disease, and
hndlng no relief from the most noted remedies
his own skill as physician devised medicine
which moi only effected complete cure on him.
self, but has afforded satisfaction TO thousands
who have given ita trial. tits truly sovereign
remedy.
OF For full description of this excellent Remedy,
and an account of Cures effected by it, see pamphlet
to be bad gratis of JoHN BEALt, only agent for Cadiz
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PITTsBURCH. Nov. l3.


Coffee--Rio, 8aSA Laguayra, Saa9: Java, l24
Sugar--N. o. firm for fair 10 good 6Aa7a; Ha.
vana white, small demand at Halle; LoafNo
to s, brisk at l04al2dc
Molasses--N. o. 40a42c; Al for sugar house
Rlce--ln demand at 5a54
Fish-Demand good No 8, $Sa9; No. 9
9,50alO; half bbls white fish Saa9; cod fish &c.
Ashes-Scorchings 2,s7a per cwt; pot, 2,Sl
from stores in casks, $3a3, ,25; pearl, 4a44; sale
ratqs sc.
Salt--Store, LOS and firm; boats, 81 per bbl
Lard 7a7a, and stock light
Flour-Sock good al S4a4,25.
Grain-Wheat, 75aS0; corn, new crop, 40 ;oId
crop, 35a37a oats, 36a373 for new and old 81
rye, 40a45; barley, 65a75.
Beans--Small white ST. red, 75a1
eed.-Clover, crop good, and decline ex-
pected, we quote S. from wagons and 5,25 from
stores; timothy, scarce at 2, ,75a3; Aaxseed, crop
large, 81 for prime.
Fealhersz-l Liye geese feathers scarce at2Sa30
Beeswax--ln request, and commands 2Sa3Oc
Cotton Yarns-Ready sale. No. 7,S, 8 and
10 is firm at 1Gc.
lron-SuPPly good. Flat bar, 3a34; horse
shoe, 3ia4; round and square, 3a34; hoop, 4a44
cooper hoop, 5a54 nail rod, sd, 54 bar, Sd, 81 ;
nas,Sd,44; l0d, 4, and in demand
Tin plate--3x $l0,25; "copper" 2ea29c; slab
sPeIter Tao; brass Kettles, stamped, 45c.
Buter-Good roll, l2c; keg l0al04c, quick.
OIls--Linseed dull at 65a70; Lard, 6Sa70.
Cheese-Actve,prime 64a7 ;some sales at g.
Raisins-New crop Malaga bunch, 3a3,25.
Apples--Dried, l, ,l2aal so per bushel
Hdes-Green, 3a3a green calf, 5aa6
Hops--Scarce, fresh commands l6alSc.
Malt-Some sales of new barley malt at 90
per bushel; rye malt, roc; buckwheat in demand
at 37aa40c.
Turpentine Spirits, T5as7a.
White Lead--Firm at 1,65 cash.
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THE CADIZ SENTINEL
Agenls for lIle senfineI.

The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents or the CADz SENTNEI 10 their respective neigh
borhoods. They are fully authorized procure sub
Sctiptions, make collections and receipt for money du'
us:
ANDREW LYNCH, ESQ, Jefferson;
WILLIAM VANTz Esq, Annapolis;
ABSER HnoS. Hanover, (ATchei Township);
G.. LAwTuERs, p NJ, Beesburgh;
VIM. NJ. BLACKBURN, ESQ.,, Bloomfield.
RoBERT LESLIE, P. NJ, Sniith6eld.
Amos JONES, P. NJ. Nj Pleasant.
X. r. KENaEDY, P. M. HarrsVile.
JONAS RoMIcK, p. M. Georgetown.
JouN IRVINE, Kilgore, Carroll county
JAcoB GLADDEN, Hickory "
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
Coach and Buggy Mandatory
IN CADTZ, OHIO.

NHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
l. friends and the public generally, that he manu-
lactures and keeps on hand, Pleasure Carriages, Bug
gies Waggons and Rloughs, which be will sell on the
manufactures Elliptic Springs and Axes for Carriages,
OF the best materials. Persons wishing to purchase
any OF the above named articles, will do we'll to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders for any thing in his line thankfully received,
and promptly attended to-
Good Horses will be received at fair price in ex-
change for articles in his line
Cadix, nov, 5, AS ISAAC S. DITMARS.
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WANTED,
loo 0O0 LBS. Pork, for which cash will
lOOsOOV be paid, or, if required, we will
WANTED,


45SJ lbs. Roll Butter
400 bbs. Clovarssed for which cas- h, or If requir.
ed, some goods viii be paid.
100 bbls Timothy Seed
5000 lbs. Lard, for which tho highest price will be
given
500 lbs Feuthess, for which the highest market
price will be given
1000 bis Dried Apples, for which hehighest price
will be paid in goods and il required, little cash.
100 pair of good Wooen Socks wanted mind cold
scather iscoming on.
nov S BOGGS, SIMERAL AND co.
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FARM FOR SALE.

II NHE Farm known as the property Of Elizabeth
Il Warfel, decd, containing 1859 acres, will be Of
fered public sale the premises. on the 18th of No
vember next, il not disposed Of at private sale previous
to that time. This farm s situate and half miles
north of Union Vale, the road from Union Vale to
New Jefferson, and handy 10 Brickers mill II Is well
watered and timbered, with excellent meadows and
toeruble buildings, good orchard, and coal banks
near the dwellings Sale to oomrhence at u O'Clock,
when the terms will be made known
BY ordor or the heirs Of said estate.
oct l5-6t HEZEKIAH HARRISON, Agt,
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HYMENEAL,

MARRIED-on Tuesday. the Iltb inst, by the Rev.
James Kerr, Mr.. john H. HAMMOND Of Short Creek tp.
TO Miss NANCY E. CARRIoK, of Cadiz.
- 80 On the same day, by the Rev ]. Alexander
Mr., WILLIAM H. Gilt, Junior Editor of the "GueIsey
Jeliersonian'' to Miss Nancy MILLER, Of Centre tp,
Guernsey county, Ohio.
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Beauty Of Females.-The noblest work ot
him who created all things and secured for mar
a help meet and comforter in health and adver.
lsly. Who then would dare TO deface or BILE.
msh the graceful smiles and enchanting form Of
a FEMAEE} Echo answers no one. But the
fend, the |lIYDRA HEADED Monster, CON
SUMPTION, sips the morning dew and steals
away the Beauty from the youth, implauls the
seed of distress and desoIaton, and finally laws
her low in the dust. The learned Faculty have
spent years Of study in attempting to discover a
Remedy TO secure longer lease upon that mo
BILE FORM but all in vain. until the celebra-
ted DR.. DUNCAN accomplished this good work,
and placed it before the 'American PubHc.p-
Since that time our cities and country places ex-
hibit stems of thousands of ANGELIC FORMS.
whose smiles speak in LAUNDERING TONES
the Healing Virtues of his EXPECTORANT
REMEDY, medicine that takes hold of the
Monster, destroys its coil and decp-rooted fang,
and the Female is safe.
A supply of DIR. DUNCAN'S Medicines. lust
received at his Western Office, $50 Sycamore
street, few doors below Fifth, Cincinnati.
For sale by W. B. BEEBE, Cadiz, Ohio.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
Flour has firmly settled down to $3.50, for
Howard street brands. Philadelphia Buckwheat
Meal is selling at So 2,25 per 100 Id; country
do $l,S7a az, Good prime Red Wheat is sell
ling at ll6 l20c., and the like quality of white
at 1870 1850 per busheI. Rye 10 70. New
Corn 55 Soc, old white apd yellow, So a SOC.
Oats are steady at 81 a CSC. Der bushel,
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NOTICE

hereby given that there will be petition presented
to the Commissioners OF Harrison county, Ohio, al
their next session. praying for alteration Of part
the road leading from Hanover to EastpoTt. The al
teraton praying for viii be the land Of John Fisher
being 9th Range, 18th Tp., 9th Section, Southwest
quarter Of the land directed to be sold in Seubenville
JOHN FISHER AND OTHERS,
noy5-3tt Petitioners.
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NOTICE TO THE 1000 UNTERRIFIEDYO-
TIERS OF HARRISON co.
SIesr0rE, .HEiELigam s. Bennett

A RE just receiving and opening direct from the
Eastern cities, very Splenod assortment goods,
suitable for the Fall and Winter season. consisting in
part Of the following articles to witt
Day GooDs-Cloths, Tweeds do, Cassnetis, SAITH
netts. Flan9ea, Lnseys, Checks Muslins, Alpaccas,
Cashmere de Eecoses Mouslin de Iaincs, Fancy ing-
hams, Silks, Merinos, Linen Dllings, and Calcoes
any price.
GRocEREs -Madder. alum, indigo, copperas, coffee,
tea, chocolate sugar. pepper, spice ginger salaratus,
tobacco several kinds, molasses, mackerel and Spa
nish sole leather.
Also-a good assortment OF Hardware. Glass%are,
Queensware, Iinware, and Pitts goods, such as cot
ton yarn, coal shoyels. manure forks window glass
nails, spikes, batting, wcking white lead in kegs bea-
yer buckets, tubs, bed cords, &c.
All the above, with great many other articles not
here mentioned to be had at the store opposite the
Court House, al the sign of
oct8-tf STEWART, MILLIGAN & BENNETT.
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SOMETHING NEW IN CADlz!
"A RoOK BTNDERx.

II ME subscriber having located in Cadiz perma
i nenty, taKes this method Of announcing 10 the
citizens Of Harrison and the adjoining counties, that he
is prepared to execute every variety Of BooK-bndinr
at s establishment few doors north Of the Cadizho-
tel DanE-booKs Of every description ruled and bound
to any pattern. Periodicals, Pamphlets. Music eto.
bound in the ncaiest and most durnbIe style. Old
booRs and Libraries prepared etc. etc. plioas low
and all orders promptly attended to.
sopl0 J. GILcHRIsT
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Enstern AgencY for one Sentinel.

VB PALMER, ESQ.,, is our authorized agent for the
collection of subscriptions and advertisements for the
Sentinel and recepng therefor in the cities of PhiIas
delphia Baltimore, New York and Boston. His offices
No SO, Pine street. philadelphia; southeast
Of Baltimore and Calvert streets, Baltimore; No. 30
Ann street, New York; and No. l6, State St. Boston.
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NOTICE

s hereby given, that the subscriber has been op-
pointed and qualified as administrator Of all tie
property and estate lying and being in the State Of
ohio' Of John Moore, late of Fulton county, in the
State of Illinois, deceased.
Nov. l7th,'45 GEORGE McADAM Jr,,
nlS-N Administrator.
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Caught Tartar.

Our readers will recollect the notice in last
weeks Banner of an attempt 10 rob, and the bur-
ming of stable. Well, few days after this
happened, a felowby the name of Vaughn, from
Richland county, came into town and hitched
his horse TO a post on the corner of the public
square, and began 10 make preparations for a
lnghts excursion, and bad prepared himself with
all the necessary requisites to play thepart of a
negro or white man, which latter he is. When
taken he was as black as the blackest negro ever
seen, so far as face and hands we're concerned,
and was well supplied with soap, towel, and a
looking glass, and plenty of matches, besides his
overcoat being well filled with crackers and
cheese! lie was taken into the Sherf's office
and made to wash himself, and then lodged in
the county jail The next day he was tpken out
and had trial, and bound over to have his final
trial at the next term of the court, as it is sup
posed he can't obtain the necessary bail to re-
lease him from his prison CELL There is not
much doubt but he was one Of those engaged in
the attempt to rob, and falling, fred the stable.
Keepa good look out for all such suspicious look
ing fellows.--M Vernon Banner.
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MAHOoD q GRIMES.
COME Ar LAST

NXTE ore now receiving from the eastern cities a
Wy large and most splendid stock of Fall and
Winter Goods which, without any preension TO boast
ing we viii sell cheap they be purchased in
the western country, for cash or approved produce
The above goods having been purchased for cash and
under favorable circumstances leads us to believe that
we can offer great bargains and inducements pucha-
sers The public ere invited, before purchasing else
where, to call and examine our stock and pm ces, to
satisfy themselves whether not it would be to their
interest to purchase goods of VIM. HOGG g. co.
oct Is
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested,
~ that at my instance writ of attachment was
this day issued by Thomas PHILIPPE, Justice OF the
peace Of Cadiz township, Harrison county, o. agaips,
the goods, chatteis rights credits moneys and effects
Of james Atkinson, an absent debtor.
November 4, I945-3t JAMES MEANS,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
ME Partnership heretofore existing between a. ]
j. MORGAN and H. J. BRUNOT has been dissolved.
and the undersigned no longer holds himself RESPONSE
bic for debts contracted by his late partner.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 10. II. ]. BRUNoT.
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NEW STORE.
LATEST ARRIVAL, AND CHEAPEST
GO0DSIiI
8. BELL Il M. hi. SLOAN

8. BELL &. N. NJ. SLOAN,
AAYlNG associated themselves as copariners in
y, ue mercantile business, now receiving and
opening at their store, opposite the public bull
lungs large and splendid stock of the newest and
latest styles Of Fall and Winter Goods all of which
stock, having been selected by one Of the rm in the
eastern cities, within the last three weeks and since
me le great decline in prices, they feel warranted in
0hehg to their numerous friends and the public OF
arge' goods OF nearly every description cheaper than
can oe Afforded at any other establishments in the place.
Ihelr stock of DRY GOODS comprises nearly ev-
cry areie fancy or staple which be procured in
he Eastern cities, and is of superior style and quality,
amongst which may be found the following articlesviz
rehoh, English and American wool dyed broadcloths;
heayy Beaver cloths, for overcoats; wool dyed black
blue and fancy coored cassimeres; sattinetts great
variety Of every style and quality heavy Orleans CLOTH
nancy article for mems and bows fall and winter
wear; American Tweed cloths of superior quality;
sk, VelVet; satin Valenta and Marseiles vestings;
mems Dack Italian craEas and stocks black Grod'n
Rhine silks; Ombre plaid Glac6 p D. Sole do; bon
net Silks bonnet ribbon and trimmings, great Yarie-
ty gents and ladies silk gloves of every description;
Alpaccas, Merinos, Parametoes, Thbet cloths CASH
meres Nous dc LANES and Organdines; ar en-
broidered Victoria and Mazourza shaws, superior to
any thing in the market; ladies fancy plaid satin
hdKis and French worked colars fancy silk grdles
ana cloak tasses; 1000 yds Calico from 81 374 cts
per yaWi brown muslin shrtings, diapers, drillings
ana hcKInSs, great variety of each Flannels-scar
~ Jeoh ana Whlte; cloaKIngs, glnghamS ana
fhecKs great variety; fur, sea toilet, plush cloth
and velvet caps, a general assortment; Bonncts--a
great variety Of Florence, braid, straw and fancy, of
the finest qualiy-and for price defy competition
GRocERIEs-A general assortment Coffee; teas
young hyson and Impenal loaf sugar, New Orleans
sugar and moasses, ground cinnamon and pepper al
spice, ginger, alum, madder, sweet and port wines
pest quality, camphor Cloves numegs etc. etc.
HARDWARE 4SD CUTLERY. .--Kniyes forks, penkniyes
razors and strops, scissors Britannia table and tea
tnnln Ill l.. L
and pad LOCKS escucneons and pins, carpenters rules
brass candesticks, snues and trays table hinges butt
hinges and screws, plain irons single and DOUBLE fir
NOR chises, socket chiscls files and rasps every de-
scrption, Bird and Yields warranted chopping and
broad axes, Rowands steel and iron shovels, manure
forks, etc etc.
QUEENswARE.-A great variety of China, Liverpool,
prlmte stone and common ware of every description
invite the public to examination of the above
mentioned STOCK, all Of which will he exchanged at
ne lowest rates for cash country produce at the high
est market prices. BELL Il SLOAN.
Cadiz, nov 5, AS
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Ohio rs, redeemabe in 81, were sold in New
York, on the Slb, at l0l, to the amount of $685.
900. $4,000 IS at 81.
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Wonder if some Of the federal leaders will
not attribute the rise in produce, occasioned by
the late news of the failure of the crops in Eu-
rope, to the effects of the Tariff? They have
acted as SOFTLY heretofore, and it just popped
into our noddIe 10 believe that "what once was
done can be done again" In Ohio, the rise is
laid TO the new banks lately chartered, and the
failure of the crops, by which the farmers in that
State have nothing to sell, TO The election of J.
X. Polk to The Rresdency. That event proved
ia nipping frost TO their hopes Of office, and the
silly souls verify believe that the same event de-
stroyad other green thngs.--Deboh Free Press.
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JUST RECEIVED and for sale, 10 bbls Brown
- Tanners Oil, A do Linseed do, edo Lard do, do
spirits Turpentine.
FIsn--2O bbs. No, l Novascotia Herring, Is do No.
South MacKerel, IL do No. Shad, 3 do Salmon.
SUNDRIEs.-2 casks EPSON Salts, 6 boxes Lump Su-
gar, bbs. Spanish Whiting, do Chalk, half bbs,
No. Mustard, 6 do No 2 do, 10 boxes Pipes 10 do
No. Chocolate, do No do, together with general
assortment of all articles in the Grocery Line too nu-
merous to mention All of which the subscribers are
determined to sell low for Cash, almost all kinds of
Barter. r. MEARS e. Co.
oct8 Steubenv;ila
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SIX Waverly novels for so cents! BertIand, by J
~ H. Ingraham: May-day in New YORK, by Maj
Downing; History of the nutny at Spitehead, and
the More; Evelina anovel by Madame d. Arblay; the
monk, by NJ. c. Lewis the Parsonage of Naora, by
Frederika Bremen; Sketches of Naples by Alexander
Dumas, just received at A. l.. ERAZER'S,
sep III Steubenvlle.
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who takes pleasure in announcing TO his numerouscus
TONERS, and all cho 10 Cddis that he is now
receiving and opening the largest and best selected as
sortment of GOODS he ever offered and at the lowest
rates Having sold nearly oil out the store is as GOOD
as neo store ltsno stated for the purpose Of boast
ing, but because it is the pair unyarnished TRUTH
which scores and hundreds of our ctizensc cheer
certy to- that WooD has nicer, better, prettier ana
much cheaper Goods than his neghbors This arises,
not only from his stock being always fresh and OF the
latest Styles but chiefly from his determination to cut
at the SEIaLLES7' LTYLNy PPOFYTy
Experience has convinced me that this is the only
true system of success best for buyer and seller. IL
there ARE any who remain unbelievers IN the system,
1t is most earnestly desired, for their sakes, that they
Mt tho earliest possible convenience call Mt Woods
CEAP STORE BinghGBl's corner, after which they can
no longer doubt The recruit is general for FALI and
WINTER Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware. Queons.
ware Iron Nails, Castings, &c. Look below for par
ticulars. Most respectfully, j. p WOOD
N,nrz Oct i1k
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We see itreported that Governor Dorr will be
candidate for seat in the next Legislature of
Rhode Island. He will make an excellent mem
ber.
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GAINESVILLE, Nov. 6.
Flour brings $4,OO per bar; Wheat 75c per
bush; Corn from 20 to 25 cents
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t:Rapid strides Of The Natiqist Party IN Nec
York."--In 1914, the Natvst candidate for Sc
nator ran over $4,000 votes in New York, in
lS45 he runs 5000! This is retrograde stride
of only 1900 votes
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no. AG!!
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
AT THE
N.EfT CASH HOUSE or

NEW CASH HOUSE or
BARRoWS 81 TURNER,
NO. 4G Market street, bctreen Third and Fourth streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA
n ME proprictoss of this we'll known establishments
IL having completed their arrangements for the fall
rade extends their netice to all purchasers of Dry
Goods, far and near We are happy in being able to
sae that in point of richness and Variety our very ex
tensive stock of .NEW FALL GOODS, stands unsur-
passed in this Western World" suited to both city
and Country trade
LADIES RICH DRESS GOODS,
ef almost every fabric. Several packages entirely
design, of the most rare aud choice patterns. Silk
warp Alpaccas, Bombazines, Rowmeias, French and
English MerinosIn all shades-selltRg cheap
RICH SHAWLS.
splendid selection Of ahaWs has more than usual
attraction, embracing in their great variety all the
style and fashion Of the day, both high and low cost
Bonnets, several cases newest Styles prices from 622
cents to III dollars; Rbbons,-26 boxes new fall Rib.
bons, beautiful styles, at all prices Paris Kid Gloves.
best article, all coors and all numbers Several ca
ses Linen Cambria HdKs warrqnted--price 12A cts
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Our domestic department furnishes advantages to
the purchasers rarely to be found. Cases and bales
brown and blcacned Shrtings l. Il, and a yds wide
prices from 81 cents. Linen goods of every hume and
description. English Flannels in all coors, Rogers
best the only flannel imported TlcKings, price from
10 cts to the best article in use. Whitney Blankets.
Counterpanes, &c.
BLOAD CLOTHS.
Particular attention has been given to this branch,
and rare selection has no equal in the Vest
French and West of England Cloths. in all shades of
black and browns beautiful; Gold mixed Zephyr cotns
new article for gents. German Cloths in all shades for
Ladies' cloaKs. Cassmeres, black and blue black and
great variety fancy styles. Vestngs,rich assortmcnt
black English Satins, plain and fancy; VeIvets; Satin
Scarfs and Cavats, &C. Sanetts, several cases. every
shade, quality and price, case drab for carriage
trimmings; tailor's trimmings, &c.
Merchants and all purchasers of Dry Goods when
visiting the Iron City, will find decidedly to therin-
erest to look in upon us at our Wholesale and Retail
Cash House. Our stock is new, has been purchased
within the last few weeks and will be disposed of at
the lowest prices Market st. the place 46 the number
Pittsburgh, Oct.9, BARROWS & TURNER.