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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
INSTRUCTIONS


SEC. 81 deputy postmaster viii suiicr
wuNrHVEB except his duly sworn assistants. or
clerks and letter carriers ho also have hccu
have To the letters newspapers and packets IN
las ohce OF whaisoever constitutes part of tho mail
SC"
SEC. loi-No persons, Other than the deputy ro>s
master. or his assistants have the
mail when opcnins ot after a u opcucd."
" SIC. llo-fhe great mails he closed az all dis.
Irritating office, hour tctofc the hNe their
departure, and ah other mails those ohc - and
mails al all other offices hall hour before that
less the departure h. lctwccn O'Clock y. ~. and A.
whch tr mail D. Ia he closed at r. NJ" fletcfs
of Importance viii tr matted az this office any reason
aisle before the departure az the mani. Persons do
sitous oi bsng accommodated can call al the Middle win
dow
The foregoing instructions, are SUCH a. every person
having lnsiness with this Office, deeply interested
and should tc strictly olsetVc aud Il = hoped that
viii compel any OF those engaged in the discharge
of IT. duties To violate them.
The office Will IL Open daily At o'clock 4. NJ. and
close the arrival oi the Eastern mail will he opened
again ~ ~. NJ. the Eastern mail can he
assorted when a viii remain open Tor one hour. opcr
SUNDAY from IN . \ VI. aud from I'LL i0P. ".
oct ~. - ALEXANDER NEWMAN, L. ~.
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NEW FAIL a.OODS.

uENRI kuRTZ most respectfully infarm- h,s
3 friends and customers that he has received from the
East srn market. a large assortment Of
Foreign aud Domestic DRY Goods.
Selected with great care which he win se make
order, Of prices that cannot fail To- please.
LADIES WEAE-Thc ladies earnestly invited 10 call
and examine his style ofgoods for dresses
walking dresses and cioskS cOmpt sns all the new -fy
of cashmetcs. thbct cloths, ginghsms cslicos sc Nv
stock Of goods - very large embracing the hest
apAcSs, muslin de lanes, &C together full assoft
Of black and white ginghsms aud eaiiros~ cars
honnets aud comforts of description shsws aud
scstts OF magnificent designs Al moderate prices
GENrLESES's WEAR- Snperhpe black and colOrcd
cloths beaver aud pilot cloths mixed and striped
merc- brown. black aud mixed sStincts. gold mixed
tweed, silk striped vesnrH. mixed leans. &C. canton
plaid, red, yellow and white nannes. bleacbsd aud
brown sheetinrs and shirings and shrng checks
ffinges, shawis silk aud cotton pocket handkerchief
gloves, suspenderS sc. Irish linens linen tahleclos
linen pocket handkerchief superior quality OF blank
cts Of all kinds with variety Of Artificial flowers AND
fancy articles too numerous Ia mcntion-aliof which
VIII take great pleasure IN showing friends
customers. at the lower end of Main the Bridge
/ Oct. 10,
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The steamer Native, Captain Carroll, on her
last trip from Montgomery to this city, when
near Catawba. burst her steam pipe, the ex-
plosion OF which made a noise equal toa six
FOUNDER, causing great alarm among the pas
sengers, without injuring any body, or the
boat.
A passenger ON board, Frenchman, being
very much alarmed. ran TO the Captain and IN
great OF cxcl temcnt, exclaimed, Captain,
who, are you going to do now want to
get out What amI going to do cody re-
piled the Captain. "why | am going TO load
up, and fire her off again" IL is useless TO
remark, that the Freuchman sloped at the frs,
landing Tribune.
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ID FAME & co. MANAGERS
WHEELING VA

on, 'itGbl<lNu, VA.
Lottery OF Delaware, class 1913, drawn at vii.
mington, Oct. ~,
70 Ii Is 81 % IS IS % 81 10 II so n
Lowest prize So.
oihclal drawing of the Pokomoke Rive,
Lottery OF Delaware, class 1874. draEnat IVA
nington, Oct ID.
10 ii 63 is 4 80 IL SO Al n 40 %
Lowest prize So.
oihcia drawing Of the Delaware Small l,v
Del, Oct ~. o ''''
to Is 10 Al 80 10 8 - % 4 ~ a 20
81 Is
Lowest prize S2I
Ofhclel drawing of the Delaware Small FRY
Loi'eTy Class No. 2ij, drawn at Wilmington
Del. Oct l3 'oi
% 80 90 20 60 a. 81 40 3 GO 2 4 ~ .,
Lowest prize 81.
n. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agent Tor the Managers.
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From ne Nsu Albany Ind Bpll,fia DER :
MOB AT ATTiCA

The CmwiOmyllle Press learns of very ser;.
Gus rot that took place in Atiica fountain
county, Ia, recently IL appears that several
boot. aslng reached that place on thecapsl the
lockin the canal was CLOSED al Attica 10 ems
iht boats 10 return TO Lafayette. Cutting On
ihe supply Of water below Atrica displrsseJ
lhe CoNingion folks ,whereupon q meeting Was
heid an.l Two or three hundred persons formed
into band who. armed with pistols knives
and clubs. end headed by the Hon. r. A
hsnneF'n. T. y Senator. proceeded to Ado,
a'h ioio'.y opened the lock Dufing Nm, AZ
i.lf Young nan named McDunld cfosso,t
'Hr f'ual i' whore the Cotington baud were
stationed when hc wa. Instantly sirurks blo,,
.an informant EOS, by HauucginJ which sl,g.
Ered him, which being quickv nll,,,e5 Z.
"a blow rom club knosked him over I'M,
canal One @. Mcdonald friend, iB af,s,on.
. 'nG .'frs,1e hIW was knocked dow, st,bl..l
anj cib'T"lse nIur,d AT length Mimi
wss diagEd from tie canal W. fe,iy..i g.,
BE- suffering severely from bic wo,,BJ. III.
whole siiaif as desgubed bv Che Pc -.
very diFrdDciuI one. and one I'm Viii
H'u'iaHl -.uI'uT0 -Iituot tobl,. a. l.,u f..,,..i
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LETTER FROM FATHER MATHEW.

Gen. 1. e. Floumoy OF Kentucky, was
member OF the Worlds Tenn pcmnce Conven.
ton which met at London in July. After
the adjournment OF that body. he went over
to Ireland, and as tie President OF the Ken
lucky State Temperance Society. oddressed
glowing letter h Father Mathew, the great
poste of TEN, ,crauce; inviting him To visit
this country. We suhjoin Father Mathew ;
equally glowing reply
Cork. August 81. 1916.
Hon. and Dear Gen. II. &. Fournoy
Whilst express my grateful acknowledge
ment OF your exceeding Condescension i'm h,-
ing the bearer oi the much priced invitation
OF my most respected and beloved lends. in
the States OF America. | must solicit your
pardon for saying that your visit has been to
me source OF great anxiety. am most de-
slrous ~ witness the happiness the fortuna "a
people OF your great prosperous country en-
! JOY, aud TO unite with your benevolent self
denying citizens. in diifusing more widely the
observance of the evangelical virtue of tcm.
perance. Ii would even cause me a bitter
pang, il | was denied the hope of deVoiing
there a portion OF my life To that sacred mis-
SION yeti see obstacles aud difficulties, aud
doubts ON every side. little time conf
IDENTIFY trust, will leave me tree TO gratily my
inclinations. and To cross the wide Atlantic.
Please. honored dear General tn convey Ia
MIR. Dclevan aud To "all America" my heart
ielt thanks aud ervcut aspirations, Tor the
progressive prosperity and greatness of your
glorious commonwealth.
| have the honor to- be with highest respect
Dear Gen. L. &. Flournoy.
Your grateful, devoted friend.
| IuEOBAID MATHEW
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- For ih1 Times.
AN ODE SUGG ESTED BY AUTUMN


The scar, yellow leaf is flying,
Aud bright summers flowers are diving
On the bleak, cold earth are lying
Ih'ir forms down 60 die
The giant old trees are slc reakinp.
As tue winds thro' their bare forms arc
speaking;
The clouds are the mountain tops seeking.
As STROUD to the forms that there lie,
Nature on mourning Is throwing.
lter Tears on her children are flowing
from .r some cloud on her face which is going
10 rest with the gone:
For all her bright offspring are leaving
he earth, that her herds were conceis; Inc.
Inc winds Der their cold YES are grieyi9e
Most mourniulIy in song.
Heart chords are sunderinp.
Eath day TO our wondering.
Death letters While plundeing
The living Of life.
~. ne howen that wercin beauty springing.
nr souls unto lile mildly clinging.
owe o,I9s that were joyiully singing
All yield ia tie strife.
A4n' ia ihc midst Of this dying,
ii.atts sundrrlug and signing,
WINE ite beautiful are flying,
From earth away
he heart 'hat oppressed unto breaking.
Mi.h sorrows that nc'cr lorsskipp
DC ho.t on thr spirit they're taking.
Buu.en, coustr and stay.
Wm,n thn- all things are sinking
l1 lhe imughf Destruction D.. drinking
NhsI tte soul b. Wcauet OF iBiukIn,
~ hopes grown gray.
wore better ] thiuk 10 were lie. ping.
y. ..u i.r ,Hrh-wofu bi. watch is ke...,g
'ea'h sIim SPOIL. heapius.
WIN ih. gIr4 oiiiie's Young I4t u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
THE MORTAR CANNON

THE MORTAR CANNON An ovo.,;
ment by iting was made on Wedncs,lay La,
WIN Col. Bomlord's great gun. at Boston
shells l2in1hes iu diameter, and $50 Mound.
Wtghi,werc thrown various distances Min
Charge OF 20 pounds of powder. 20 second.
InS'' at an elevation of % degrees. she'll was
thrown woand n belt miles The regular
service charge - p pounds, and at d due ele
'allon she'll eau be thrown three and hall
o. Iouf miles. The very thing Tor slorming a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

SPANISH AFFAIRS. The projected mar
rase between the Due de Mon,pensier. son
OF the Ming of France. and the Inianta
Louisa is highly displeasing To the LibcraI
party IA Spain. The lutan,a being next in
succession, the death of Queen might be the
means OF placing a French prince on the
throne aud IA any event the marriage could
not bni tend to strengthen French influence
!" Spain. The British Government is also
opposed to the match.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.

Tic Cincinnati Gazette glorifies the West
on Convention styling it "a big affair" A
big affair truly. Seventeen counties of
Western Virginia were represented aud sew.
en,een hundred delegates were present." Ay
quothal Seventeen bundled according TO the
account published by the secretaries, aud by
the same account, sixteen hundred of them
were from Wool, Lewis and Harrisonl A
biz affair truly. After all the drumming that
was done, after the huge announcement Of
Col. K. NJ. Johnston, the Hero OF the Thames.
as one OF the speakers, after the most urgent
appeals TO the indignation, the cupidiiy, the
jealousies, the nvalries of every corner of
Western Virginia, three counties (if we b.
live it alD turned out 1870 men, and IS for
all the rest. they mustered so small that even
official exaggerdtion could not swell them be-
yond 100! More than once the little county
OF Mirshall has turned out stronger than this
at political mee,iag merely OF one party
Certainly the Gazette has a magnificent big"
notion of Western Virginia.
AS TO the abuse OF Virginia which accom-
panies the puff of the Weston Convention,
and the very sta,esman-like views PROFOUND
ed OF our policy,we anus, say they come grace
fully from city, which, in relation to inter
nal improvements, has been so famous for it's
exclusive aud grasping selishness Let the
legislation OF Ohio be compared with that OF
Virginia, and the action OF Cincinnati with
that OF Wheeling. and hcR let the Pharisee
stand forth discovered. Even this arrogant
I'M -, s.,., - =. =,
but an attempt to break down Virginia inter
ss,s for the benefit Of CINCINNATI But oar
com nonwealth understands the value OF such
disinteres,ed counsel and will be as lille
moved by that as by the Gdzette's views OF
her domestic institutions.
wnirh oppose the "pT5gS,h'j. the he interests
Convention are all hon. interests. while Gt
might have added that the allies Of that Con.
vention are all foreign. Some (like the Gin. |
cinnati Gdzette,) are foreign ia feeling as well
esin residence. snd-slIss'' euureIy foreign 10 !
those "honie interests" which The Gazette de- |
Preciatss, but which are emphatically the in.
terests of Virginia. Yet because Virginia
VIII not surrender her own 'home interests
at the beck OF an uncomfortable section Of
sgliators within, backed by her own rivals
without, She is TO be lectured and bcrated
about slavery and sectional jealousies-so
very aaean--so very narrow, &c by the sane
umonious Cincinnati Gazette.
We beg leave to assure the Gazette that the
legislature OF Virginia is quite COMPETENT 10
disp oseven OF this ''big affair" at Weston
and Its schemes and if unhappily our eoo3
old Commonwealth should ever fall into such
decTepiiude that she could not manage her
own home interests without the all Of
Those foreign guardians, who have OF late been
50 solicilous TO get The control Of her estate.
we trust she will choose some on. more dis
interested, more akin To herself in feeling
than the Cincinnati Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
BATTALION ORDER.

rYyHE 1T Battalion OF the tih Regiment Y. NJ arc or
y defsd 10 parade on Saturday the gath inst. al ;
O'Clock A. NJ. mont OF the Court House in winter uni
form inspection and dril. fail ard detailed 70
port ffon, the cou,uNndSnt Of each company show ing
nuief men, thu numhcf aud description OF the arms
and accautreuent- In hs possession these reports Will
De lad lsfoc the RcsimcntSi Court ct Equifl. with
ference organization Of tc Battalion rs ofdcr ol
1t Col JAAEs :. WnEAr. GEO. W. CLUTTER.
Oct. n, Adju'ant
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
MORE NEW DRY GOODS

VI y ~ 10 " II W u ~ UU u -
GREEH a. MOT'rE, No TO- Market square would
~ call the attention of their customers aud the public
To their new stock ofFail and Winter Goods winch they
are now opening Their purchases having tocn made
late M the season after many articles had declined in
price they feel confident tina, they oder good har
gains To those who may favor them with cali There
are IN the ss-ortent several styles of Ladies' drc.
goods, suitable for the All kinds OF Gentlemen
wes'. CLOTH csssincrs ~ cs saitucts jcauS. ketcyS
Ne-tiags etc IN hnc ever! article thai usually kept
Dry Goods store. Oct l..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

We Team ii6m The Le s2siisi ;1 tfa Ca
lcite, tina, some DAYS since three yonno ladies
Miss hepperliug, Miss Bare, aud Miss Baker.
were suddenly hurried Into eternity. They
hau gone to the spring house to secure some
articles placed there, as a food was threaten.
ing. While there the rain fell i'm torrents.
ana The torment rushing il at the door was so
great as to bir egTcss. They were rescued
quickly, but not iu time 10 save their lives.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
NEW JEMELRY,

HlSr received this day form the Fast variety tlr
most fashionable Jcwclry consisting OF Ladies hR
large lus with Topaz, Canoes, AMETHYST \ cqus ma
rine, Garnet Pearl, Jet aud other sctS Topaz
aud Garnet Bracelets, Camcion, Jet and imitation
do. Plan, Chased, Engraved and Jet Ear Rings Ear
Rings with Topaz Ameibist and Gold drops. Enanclo
do Every variety Of Breast Pins for Gents good a.
sormcnt of shirt studs sleeve aud neck buttons Gold
plain aud set ringS. good assortment.
oct ~, JOHN BISHOP 1872 Main u
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LET GOTHE Pa

LET GO THE PAINTER. "A painter was
employed ~ painting IVES, India ship i'm The
u'er, suspended On stage uul the shin.
stern. The captain who bad Just got into a
at along side. Tor thc pupu-. at going a.
shore. ordered the boy Go lyi 10 ihe painter
that Vs. the rope which makes las. the boat
Ihc boy, who bad never been To- sra. aud ,,s.
Ignorant OF thc term, np instantly Off aud
Jet 30 the ropes By which tbe printers stage
was held The captain surprised ar tIe
boys delay, cned oft You lrly dog. vl,
don't you lct 81 tIs pi.urE "u .1ue.
ssr, pot, and az.
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BOARD OF TRADE
Committee on Commerce for October.
u W. HEisNiLL, 4. POLLOCK. }. sENsaNEY.
RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
~ bodiS for he last Is hours. endin. ves,e,
day at O'Clock, II. "
ARRIVED.
North Queen, Catlett, Pittsburgh,
Schuylkill. Aadrews, do
Allegheny, Gray, do
New England. Page, do
Prairie Bird, Vandegrin, Cincinnati.
Cutter, Hazlett,
island Packet, Morley, Pittsburgh.
Clipper No }, Crooks, do
Cambria, Forsyth, do
Messenger. Liniorh, do
American Star. Hanna. do
w Wilmington, Dawson, do
California, Hunter, do
DEPARTED.
North Queen, Catlett. Pittsburgh.
Schuylkill, Andrews, ST. Louis.
Allegheny, Gray, do
Cambria, Forsyth, d,
New England, Page, Pittsburgh.
Cutter, Hazlets, do
iraine Bird, Nandcgrin, do
Messenger. Liniord, Cincinnati
Clipper No 2, Crooks, do
American Star. Hanna, do
wilmington, Dawson, Pittburgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

HLHTlC School Books. fresh supply Of Mr. GuC
- ifcys Eiectc Readers Nos. l. =, =, and aud Ra,
Eclectic Arithmetic, parts and e just received az,
iot sale wholesale and at the publishers price. o.,
OotH, JOHN II THOMPSON. Main u,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

OUTRAGE "A t1uu m m5aroi Nd. e..
unorc bar named Gor'ru was .,il.d b., some
per-ousa ~ he was passing long the streets ui
Baltimore. on saturday night. aud takcu Into
a vacant lot and there subjected fo coat ui
iar the outage would probably have b.cu
carried further but i1r Doe appearance ol ,me
One attracted by hl- ,flI lui n.Il The estI..
VI ibis uuir-r vd- uUl hIuuu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

SINORI.-This new artist gave his frs,
concert Ia New York on MmJay night. The
Tribune speaks in highly favorable terms of
him, IL says
oFon proved himself great artist--a pe
feet master OF the inioxicatin, ,,ilebery ol
the violin. His tone is the laughter of /,
troop OF iaiues prolonged 10y moonlight
eChoes-bis execution as brilliant AID inial.
able a. the falling Of sunb-sms. Every
phrase hc uttcrs lies like d living thing Of
beauty ln the brain.
On the contrary the Courier says
Tie performed one CGdcHznin fine ,tyIe and
to the admiration OF al present IL wa,
eDcored once.
Hii h. appeared merely as gool violin
player with som very gldring faults and a
very few remarkable exccllcuCics, we could
have awarded him all b. claimed But he
comes demanding 90 b the great man of the
day, and we do not find in him rryuu.ls ~,
his prcteusi0ns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
NEW AND CHEAP

EEoRGE McMURRAY Is now opening al IN. s,ors
-. ronm 81 Market square. splendid stock of fanop
aud siasc Dry Goods al low prices which
the notice of his cctuliv solicited viz
For Gentlemen super wool dyed Hack French clothsl
q" Brown, Olive and Orccr
Black aud other cOofcd Cas-icf- super black French
oF Ladcs c'oaks, tarrcd do. BLACK fancy striped sage
cadet aud steel mixed atncs super si'ped barred ana
plain satin Cravals silk.
For the Laiics super Graduated cashmere robes irh
coorc hncc do, sin Warn aud fancy lustre AIpaea
hhc clot plain Cas hncrc shawls heavy black richly
embroidered shaded moruocs black and other colots
for ties wear, Ind IA null aud Swiss thrca
sc"S, Alpaca casmcr and l.anib- wool hose bon
ribbons new Style prints, very low great variety
super HACK, brown and coorcd LADIES' hid gloves
splendid assortment, black. white and warns
Earsnu and other Uinghanis good assortment nsn nels
al coors, shtitngs blcachcd and brown with good va
TioiN at all kinds OF fancy and fsshionatlc Goods
ALSO super GunPowdcr Imperial 4 Young Itysnn Teas
Oiung Chnlsn Mona shoislons do super COVER nment
Java and RIO coucc Tor sale by GEO McMURRAY,
oci L., Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
MEDICAL NOTICE.


faHE Huiseriher, amer having been eor,-.,, ~, 49,.
a. les's' ~ the pTartice Of medicine I'm tl,s utat
e '"u-' ~ fehusy wanna now very re.t,ee,r,fi /,
80 ~ y. ices 10 TIE citizens az Nbseitur "a 49, ~,
~ ~ van street., near Madison east s,ds ~ 49, ~
IN. J. " DAVIES
- 49, FNNS. German steel and foyd,,, go
- 'a.u eha pannel saws. from the n,s,,,,f @
Tvs" JACKSON Sheffield Eagand ju.i res~,,.5t ."
....,,,.-. OFT 4 GREER
nv STOCK OF HARpV tFr .rl--..,-...
S,,ite'f fer'ifed their Iau supply OF Us,5,., I
i,,'.,s WlH,h sfery large aud viii b. s,,Li h, .i
Or.g A. ,- ~ GREER
FSNILNf SCALE BEAMS from geo h. ,,oop. -.
,, ---. OFT 4 GREER
"A MEXICAN HAND SAWS on .ups,,s, o,.,..
OFT GREER
II" ASoNs.-TlONrsO hss ,.,,, ,.-,....i.-
o. .Ni,hai supply ~ DAVIS Masonic v,,..,a =. 2.
''''''''h OF u'e ffsiefnuj s Invited a., ~ .a
pm toNhs IEu received a sns .-..,.
'' is'hiohahic t0mi-, sspre.si, I,, ,..,in' OF
JAMES MELIoR
WAAIfiNC rAPRR.-a Bnss,,, g..
. Plng y dn Medium -n 30 no,i.. 49, Nfap
brt if " lHfHNUHuFE
y. a. ns.. gr.a.. Monroe srs.i
poo exchange '' iftNir.. u atf..f |
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LOOK orr.
WATER sT. CHAT CAsII


CLOTHING STORE.
"0'O"" 0ooT OIop INC United States Hotel
- IVheciing, Va.
THOS. HUGHES. Jr.,
T. now receiving aud opening aiargc snd ,,,,.,, . .
,e,s I' , OF fashionable all aud Winter Goods -
.pnght 80 very low for cash. that hc cen aid ,,ii ~
,hem a. cheap a. they he had ia the WcSicrm conn
"ok ont Tor their Fall aud Winter Wear 20 al, ,,d ~
. Tor themselves before purchasing ciseyv here a. he
"a" "n} them Having puTchascl very tarre st,ct -,
' - drsira'dc Goods, for the approaching scsson lac
Been offered. The following comprise. no,,.r
49, oIhr, Blue, black, brown, ciaret aud invisible
shade price and quality. beaver eo,I,- and ~
Nv, Ws"us oi very superior qualities aud extra ebesT =
lneIe. from 33i cents to s. 80 rrr ySrd "'''
Lhhs-t:od mkt oiaret and daha m Z, Tweed
NIsIlNGS-ENtra super casl,r,crr aud .,,,,i -. Fl,
a. sh osSsi,ncTe vesingr, Fancy Siik vcIyc, and ~
Valcneis and s'i, .o'r plaid aud swans down do.
90 INEIS-Any quantity OF satinrts of Main and
Maeknsw m4ukcs Psd. wooca aud s IS, ,gpe, blue
s uaise' aud host of other ooiur- too nu",es,, g.
ChAVATs-Plsin q fancy satin ,rsv,,s and .,..c.
pSche' handGcrehicfs, Thbci cashmere aud u,sl ~,
aud drawers. Canton all woo Flannel ~" v,onen
eomnrir country kni, half hose aud IN fact evorv t,
READY MADE CioTIIiNGGs6 c,e,s lin. ,r,,. and
sSo rS1ofcd cloth dress and book coats from ; To
eosts, hsavy Tweed and Pilot cloth do
loans ehcsne5 ~, Nsris'n aud fancy Cashmere pspta
| a. ~ per pair. """ P'i'es' as low
hsIs-The most beautiful assortment M ,o.,
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