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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-19
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- burlington, Iowa, March It'll, 1886, of
D.. sumption. Rev. HoRAcE HUTcmNsoN, late
49, ."0r Of the Congregational Church in that
!, ssed ~ years. Born at Sutton Mass;
, ls"ooa'e Of Amherst College in the class of
NJ y. ana o. Andover Seminary in 1913.
Ri. n' The first one who has fallen, OF the
~, ivy 80, %na Of Preachers who came to Iowa in
-, 'anoi lo43. The breach among us can.
m'. MED We shall find new reasons for
,..I ang our loss as we advance in plans for
y a.," iowa He needed only TO be known
y. s.oet 70 be respected and loved, His mind
q. r r'n calculated for long effort as a preach
s,b Len 1;s succeeding discourse (when prepared
m, a's usual care) giving evidence, not only
h,. was growing. but would long continu.
u,. ss, =. and profit those who should attend
n, ms mnIstrations He was hard. work
Il. mn, Jealous aad prudent, and a brother in
d.n,.a.'y much beloved; dear to his people,
mad, :. 20 'he'r best interests. The OBJ; ections
doI; I"s Preaching were in general such as
d,i.. " nonor. His end was peace. Tbourh
pro.sss,. ''ne when, from youth, future
YET l. s domestic relations. it is hard TO die:
moan Vas way cheerful, resigned, ready. We
rIory oul with hope of meeting in ioy and
.hnlLs. :" eiass and room mate, friend and
r.
F,r., NV " eny, on the 10Th inst, of Winter
70 wear. W Hamilton Nation, uged about
M, m NJ ely on the 10th inst, o! consumntio,
'e"a kirschbaum, aged 81 wears
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Burlington Mdraet.
Marrieu,

10 this city on the 10th inst, by the Rev. F..
J. Norris, Nr William IIilihOuse, to Miss
Harriet Weider, ali Of this city.
On Sunday, the 18th inst. hy ] P. Wight,
nan, Esq, Mr. Lorenzo Sergeant, to Miss
Emily Brown, all OF this city.
on the same day, by the same, Mr. Daniel
q Duval, TO Miss Caroline Near, all Of this
city.
IN the same day, by the same. Mr. Til omas
wright, to Miss ROsanna Near, all Of this
city.
% the 18th inst, by the same, Mr. Daniel
Marty, TO Miss Christina Harold, both OF
augusta Township. Des Noines county.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
SAINT LOUIS.

No0o-o--o~o-o-o~~~~-~-~-~-@ oO~~-oo-~-~o~o~o0o
HARDWARE u CUTLERY.
CHILD, FAIR &c CO.,
lat Main street, Sd door north of
the Bank of Missouri,
Importers and TT.h0Iesaie Dealers
In Hardware, Cutlery, etc.
HAVE in store and will be in constant
IA receipt Of one Of the largest and most ex
tensive assortment Of Hardware. Cutlery, &c
direct from, the EngEsh and American Mana.
facturers,i eysr offered in this markc.. 10
which we invite the attention of CITY and
coun' ~ merchants and purchasers previous To
selecting their goods elsewhere: among which
may be found in part
1000 doz Waldron's Kmble's and others. grass
grain. hemp and bush scythes, ass'd
500 " common and patent scyths sneaths
800 groce scythe stones and raes
400 doz hay and mancre fotks-2, 8 and
prongs
400 " steel and Yankee hoes, with and
without handles
500 :. iron and steel Carolina hoes ass'i
so Ames', Rowland's and others, garden
and mining spades
200 " Ames', Rowllnd's, and 9th era long
and short bundled shovels, ass'd
10 caskst1O0 prs.) bright trace chains. ass'd
& and #
25 /" bright OK and log chains, ass'd
50 :. sad irons, ass'd 100 dog fry pans assl
$40 doz Collins, Hunt's and others axes .ass'd
100 :" teakettics, ass'd, Is doz grain scoops
100 lbs brass pals and kettles. ass'd
100 doz Shaw's sckles. $50 dnz meal selves
Saws-Rowland's mill x cut, hand and
wood saws
1000 wea AYERS reeds, ass'd, Nos. a, 5. 6 7 and 8
100 doz log and sheep skin collars,
$50 /" names, 1000 dog curry combs, ass'd
100 I" horse brushes
800 - Adams s. Wilson's plain and box cef-
fee mills
100 setts smiths tools, anvils, bellows. vices
$50 doz states ass'd. 800 grnce bed screws
$500 /" pen and POCKET knives ass'd--l :, 3.
and blade
500 groce table cutlery assd all kinds
500 doz butchers and shoe knives ass'd
900 groce iron, Britannia and u. 5. tea and ta-
bic spoons
600 doz door latchcs ass'd, 80 do knob do as'd
1000 " Till chest, cupboard and trunk locks
ass'd
1000 1" narrow, square brass and table butts,
ass'd
5000 groce American screws ass'd. ! to 4 inch
-.4LSO-
A large assortment OF flies, rasps. platform
and counter sea les. scale beams. augers, Climb.
lots, stce-yards; horse, cotton and wool cards,
razors, razor strops shears, scissors, pins, nee.
dies, combs. spectacles, hasps, fish hooks,
shaving cream and soap, waters. percussion
caps, tacks, brads, brushes, looking glasses,
sheep shears, candestcks, Indian mirrors
large brass wire traps, guns Indian knives,
&c, &c, together with every article usually
kept in a hardware store, all of which we
prepared to sell at the very lowest prices, for
cash or approved paper.
marI3 lat Main street ST Louis.
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c. & u LEWIS
No. 100, Main Street 81. louis, no.,
WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS.

WHOLESALE CLOTHlERS,
A RE now receiving the first shipments
"A Of their new and splendid stock Of cloth.
ing ada pied to the season and trade, which
they will offer (for cash or approved paper at
prices so extremely low, that they Defy any
Concern in the United States TO underscl
them. The country dealers can at all times
find an endless variety OF every style, quality
and fashion OF Ready Made Clothing --com
plete assortment. Our Advantages are su.
perior 10 all others in manufacturing lothing.
We buy our domestic goods Of the III annfac.
turcrs themselves ut the lowest tes and i'm.
port our foreign goods as cheap as any House
in New York.
OUR FACTORY
is conducted by Messrs. Lewis & EIanforrd,
men whose experience and close application
to this business render them superior to any in
the line;--the most efficient corps of cutters
in the country engaged Lewis Factory
is SITUATED
ia New York City, Nos. 252 and PSI Pearl.st.,
where all our goods arrive direct. No two or
three drayages to pay, no jobbers'. importers
or agents profits to contend with. Every
thing comes to US from the
ORIGINAL FABRICATORS
direct, which is a saving Of at least Is per cent
to those who purchase clothing OF
H" N~H-9o
Hundreds can testify to these facts, who have
bough. CT us heretofore.
Missouri. Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa
merchants, we invite your attention TO this
leviathian stock Of clothing; comprising the
latest patterns and STYLES of French. English
and American Manufacture.
A saving Of 25 per cent. can be ma de and
every article in the clothing line can al all
times be found by the boz. or Package, at
lJOs NEW ARRANGEMENTS--
store enlarged-four immense lofts newly
fitted up-the
BEST LIGHT
in the city for merchants to select goods by
store situated on the corner Of Main and Green
streets.
We have the largest stock of clothing ever
landed in ST Louis; and we are bound to
CLOTHE THE WEST
at the smallest possible advances Particular
attention paid to the packing of good sizes and
sound garments. orders prom pity attend-
ed to. Large 100 at top of the House.
New clothing continually arriving from our
factory. Two thousand hands constantly at
work A large flag s.gn hanging out in front
with name, number, &c.
UyCome and see 100.
C. j. T. LEWIS.
The Herald, at Bloomingto Express, at DI
Bueue. and Times, at Keosauqua, will plea Sc
copy to the amount Of SIS each and send in
their bills to C. & I. L.
arl2-42-2m
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Wooden Machinery Mandatory.
At No. 1S3, North second street,
one and a half Squares North
of the Planters, To.
baccO Ware.
house,

I AN now prepared to build Woolen
Il Machinery of any kind, to order, such as
Wool Carding Machines, double single.
condenser cards; Picker's spinning and shear
ing machines, Sc, all Of which warrant TO be
made Of the best material and workma nship.
They can be easily operated, are little luble
to get out of order, and sold chea per than any
in the west Machine cards of the best quality
always on hand and for sale.
Also. press papers, tenter hooks and mapping
jacks, for Goth dresscrs.
All letters, post paid, will receive prompt
attention. J. Il. DOWDALL,
feb IL '46-3m ST Louis, Missouri.
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Land and Houses for Sale.

A BOUT FiUe .4cres OF Land beauli-
fully situated Just the other side of Peas
ley and Rand's Pork House on the Agency
road together with the improvements. consist
ing Of fine new Brick dwelling, a log barn
table, &c., is offered Tor sale at great bar.
ain to the pure haser. Applyto
Burlington Dec l64S 25-tf THOS HEDGE
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Rock Island Weekly Packet.
A o THE new and splendid steamer
vtE :=...? Ocean Wave,

- Nsf VStQN w awe
SsST-&sx sly n. CAmRoN, Master will com
mence her regular weekly trips between Saint
Louis and the above point. on the opening Of
navigation in the Upper Mississippi river, leav
ing ST Louis Friday at ! O'Clock, P VI and
be at GAINESVILLE, Louisiana, Iiann bal, Marion
City Quincv. La Grange, fully, Alexandria,
Warsaw and keokuk on Saturday; Fort Madi-
son, Burlington. Oquawka. New Boston,
Bloomington, and Rock Island on Sunday.
On her return trip, she will leave Rock
Island ON Monday morning at Z o'clock, and
WI he at Bloomington, New Boston, Oquaw
ka, Burlington and Fort Madison. on the same
day: Keokuk, Warsaw, Alexandria. Tally. La
Grange, Quincy, Marion City, Hannibal, Lou
isiana and Clarksville, On Tuesday, and will
arrive in st Louis Wednesday morning.
The OCEAN WAVE, was built at ST Louis, ex.
prcssly ror the trade, and will continue her
trirs regularly throughout the season.
Passengers and shippers may rely on her
punctuaity. [fcbl2-33
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EOR SALE. The Farm well

NOR SALE. The Farm well
Il known as the Carter Farm, is now offer
ed Tor sale. Said farm is situated 81 mile
mouth west from Burlington and consists
33l acres, about $50 acres good timber and
the balance prairie, 100 acres fit FOR cultiva
ton. There is erected Upon the farm frame
dwelling house in excellent repair, also, an ex-
ceilent well Of water; there is growing upon
the premises an orchard Of Apple Trees "A ppr.
ton OF them in bearing condition Said pre-
misses are well fenced and in fact il may truly
be said that the farm affords every induccrnent
to the lover OF Agriculture. For terms apply
to Il F. Cords.
Jan ~ 46-3o-tf Agency Road l. T,
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SAINT LOUIS.

Saint Louis, Missouri.
MottO:.-."LARoE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
HAVING this Spring. made an ex.
IL tcnsive addition to my store, which
makes the entire length from front to rear
one hundred and ffty feet, I50) lhave manu-.
factured a much larger stock this spring than
l have ever before done in any one season.
aud nave received over three hundred cases
of clothing already, and shall con tinue to re-
ceive fresh supplies weekly, throughout the
season.
All Of my spring and summer sto ok is m ade
up in far superior style to any ever before
brought to the city, aud it is warranted TO fit
better than any ever brought west.
l his spring ain determined to sell clothing
at LOWER PRICES than any ether clothing house
IN the west POSSIBLY CAN, therefore | hazard
nothing in saying that intend to sell more
emitting than all the other house s together in
st Louis. And am confident that can do
II from the many advantages that l possess.
Purchasing my Goods from the linz
pOrters III the city of n. York for cash.
u experimenting the manufacturing Of
my stock myself
IT have been in the business for the last
fourteen years.
u sell for nothing but cash, or city &C.
ceptance, therefore have no bad debts to
make up off Of cash customers.
u Country Merchants supplied on the
most reasonable terms. A large assortment
made up expressly for the wholesale trade.
Strangers visiting the city, will bear in mind
that have but one store, which is NO.1I4,
Main street, large ia on the top of the
house which can be seen from almost any part
OF Main street, stone flag across the pave
ment in front Of the store, with the name
Martin, on il.
have :he deepest store in the city, large
looking glass in the back end OF the store.
where customers can lave an opportunity OF
seeing and Judging Of the cut and style of the
clothing, which they may buy fer themselves
in my establishment.
Citizens and strangers will bear in mind,
that II is no trouble to show goods, and that
will be pleased to have them cal in and look
through the largest stock of ready made cloth
ing in ibis or any other city.
marl9-2m JOHN II. MARTIN
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ENLOUR. Hoppers' super fine -four
Il in store nd for sale by
marl3 WIN GARRETT s. CO
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CASSI MERES. 10 pc. black striped
- and plaid cassimeres. for sale ut unusually
low prices, by MARIO GARRETT & CO
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Will be sold at Auction!

Will be sold at Auction!
In Saturday March 2lst 1916, at the OLD
~ NATIONAL HOTEL in this city the re.
naming stock of well selected
DRY GOODS
and calamities now on hand; consisting Of
great variety Of all kinds and quality Of goods
usually kept by retail dealers. Together with
u splendid lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting in par. of high and low post bed.
sleads, chairs, bureaus, cuDboards, dining ia.
bles, candle stands. cooking stove and fixtures.
brass andirons, looking glasses, brass clocks,
l side saddle, ! mems do--with 4 great varie.
~ of other articles.
A LSO--one patent Stave Machine. original
cost $500. All Of which will be sold fer cash
without reserve. Sale continued from day
to day until all are sold. WV c CAMERON
Burlington, March l2-42-2t Auctioneer
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-19

ERENCH CLOTH. pieces sup
Il black French Cloth for sale cheap a.
marl9 GARRElr & cos
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Iowa City Property For Sale.
y will sell my BRICK STORE Honsa

n VIII SET my DNICN . TUNE House
q at Iowa City-the capital Of Iowa. or
very reasonable terms This honse and lot is
situated on the Public Square, directly oppo-
site the Public Buildings; the lot is so feet
'front.' and ITO feet deep with good two story
brick store house, well finished from cellar to
garnet, with all out Buildings necessary to do
large business: such as Smoke and Cutting
house, lard house with kettles, &c !, all com
plete, with granaries and corn criBs,-any per.
son wishing to purchase GOOD STAND for
business with all necessary convenences can
not hnd better location o- opportunity
terms easy. Ii not sold by the list of Nav
next, will be for rent-applv to
mars WESLEY JONES,
Burlington Iowa
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NkGSS GOODS-Jusi reed few pieces silk
- warp alpaccas, bombazines, cashmere de-
eeosss, Grape de laines. nous De laine,, shawls,
&c. for sale cheap by &c PARTRIDGE
NO
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REGALlA CIGARS. A few quarter
boxes regal cigars very fine article,
for sale by mars LAuMAN, watcr.st
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NOR SALE. A Corn Shelter Of SUI.
peror pattern for sale at low price for
produce Of any description Apply to
feb 10 A S sHACKFORD
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!C Low PRICES. IN
POMEROY & DURKEE,
No. l46, nlaln Street,
st. Louis, Missouri,
HAVING established themselves in

!" AVING esIabIIsheu themselves IN
Ill the
WHOLES ALE DRY GOODS
business upon the principle OF selling goods
for Cash and on short Credit, to prompt men,
at a small advance, give notice that tn ey will!
be in receipt of their FIRST shipments this sea
son. early in February. and from that on, will
be constantly receiving new supplies. They
are determined.to offer such Inducements as
will make it for the advantage Of Country Mer.
chants to purchase in this, in preference to
the Eastern Markets, and feel confident tina,
with their facilities for buying are enabled
to sell rs low as the
JObbing Houses
in the Eastern Cities. They invite Merchants
visiting st Louis to call and examine tn cir
stock, which will consist in part Of
mmwna sfS0 GmmIs
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SAINT LOUIS.
L 3 4 6.
Western Merchants.
ATTENTION.
OPENING OF SPRING.

Immense Stock of Ready Nude Spring and
Summer Clothing Manufactured expressly
for the up country Trade.
~ NR7jN
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
A VOICE FROUEENTI-Ck,.

have hcen Seic.cd with drsrcrsis Il, a. 49, go.
NNtd trn Tor thcc Ncars ssf and hts.uh "a, ral 49,
~ reed Dr. q. ref Smiths frarr,rsd trgI,, 49,.
Tie ils Nfcr rsifs .,x tcNcs 80 aid vafr 49,, rii
en- eatifslf cured. The, are general reu's,iv
lsdrca h. hy Nor. ~. i-f5 TX fpFsfNN
We cc-tify 60 The above facts pr s,.,'h,. 49,, -.
universally esteemed In this vieinhv.
HohCE, GINENS A Co. Merehs,..
tthe rcp"cst % lr. g.. fcnianiin IA ths. -. -.
sncSuuuy sSe thst We visited The OF r.. - r. - -, 4,
Scp'en'cf asi whi'c ~ New Nork ard f,o-S b.,, -.
,ins on an extensive frsnesa wi'h his frdi-., ~.
~ IhS The extent ofhis establishment ,vona ,..,
,-h any one not iria.cd In the mys.rr,,. IN 49,. IN,
Hade.-Louisvilc journal. ~ F
tfrcm ir. snglc,on)
n, r n SNirriASp, XIV. Fch. o. issc.
IVY. y. BENZ. Sm;h-rea- Si--No,hi,v h.. CO, -,
"'u0'u ina has sold wc'iand Given such ~.rer.i
NS'ae'io" a. Your improvcd india Nesc;a sc Tt'is
Very respectfully yorr-.
s.F. SINGLETON.
Vfom Mcssrs. Bun & AidcnD
n r. ~ loytSvtLtE, Nv. Ith n. 1876.
w., BEN. SNtrii-rcSr Sir:-You win r'c,se s,,d
'V sosS OF Your va'us lC pills. Pom pfcsrri lndf
"a 's We shall sell LARGE amount of them, NVc fud
'''a '''y go very quick. sc. Yeu. frSnts.
This Is 10 ccr;y tina, have used the su~sr eos.ed r
sn"een Ell ~ G. Benz. Sr h. of New YORK a,r sorns
lne' 'u eievc them so &c good C,lispe: and A.,
rom enquiry in that CITY. am rcr-t aed tha h. h ,f
ogihs inventor, and therefore = entitled the iencft
vi We invention :. WILLIAMS.
faSior LIST baptist Church Tn-siurrh
ohec 19Grecnwch -. (Srgc hrick hi0ckl
~ Always ask for the Improved Indian Negs;sii.
n-7lnd see thai C. Heni. smith 1. wRrrrrS with
en- ON the lotion OF the loN
NotNI- ~ WrET IfNo. :. CRIT NRACETR ppXpp
& PACLL. n. MACLANE. Argus OF &C. ~
ST. CLMRsviLtr. o.. MORGAN & RAMSEY.
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ID PAM Il co. M AG RS
WHEELING VA

Official drawing of the Grand Consolidated
Lottery OF Delaware Extra class s, drawn
at Wilmington, Thursday, Sept "a.
oil 80 81 % 6S 81 30 81 Z % 81 4S II
LOVES prize IS.
Official drawing of the Pokomoke River
LOTTERY ot Delaware class lSl, drawn at vii.
nington, Sept. p.
do 80 60 4 81 40 10 10 Is 50 rs
Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing of the Delaware Small fry
LOTTERY Class No. 229, drawn at Wilmington
Del. Sept. "a.
% 40 SO 81 % ~ Ii 35 81 81 1872
Lowest prize 81.
Gg n. l.. DORSEY.
~ Sole Agent for the Mana rges.
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J BIS R II MARSH.
TO PARENTS


Dr. Javne's Ca'mnaiivc Fa'sam Is a certain and srec
DIV cnrc for fiarrh Dyscntary. cholera Morhus sum
MGR complaints with children and all her anrenients %
Inc stomach or bowels caused by mprudence or error
diet u has effected in tho cases Of thcs,
complaintS-even where horc had almost fcisna'ebct
tender infant from eS-y grave ard called forth ihs
exclamation. cit has saved the child" The prouric OF
of this medicine legs leave sa'cIt is son hing hs
mas used extensively in private practice for or o
Years aud relieves that he has sRved numl OF lives
rs timely use. Every person icfed whthese com
plants Is invited to try luille of which il warran
ted TO give relief. smphe's aiming fun directions
ana re'itfc a'cs OF cures accom- any each tou'e.
fferared only Noe South Third 81. Ihiadel hi
For sale by seP22 CRUMBACKER, Wheeling
ERlSYPEI.AS IL only one among many OF the nnmrr
Gus ailments which originate in imruries Of tie blood
and experience has shown that few IL any are ore fif
hcu TO owe come. But the Clckcue Surar Goa ell We.
gcae s have graHpled success fully with in every
intm MS Jones' Of Alfany, row upwards &C 80 Yea :
OF are had cen SUI iect 10 reriCdea of this com
plant nom her earliest infancy: ard aierly had teen
violently Affected 20 furnish irdca ions of tcranped
intellect Recourse was had formerly. the family
lhysiclan hui his prescription only drove The aHc ion
inward az usual Ia return with renewed violence. The
nocior finally recommended OK OF Lees Pills hut
through some mistake Of TIE Aroheca-y's clerk ioS
OF Clirkcner's SugaT Coated Vecc-ah Purgayc pms
was SEM IN ther s'cad. Having i;tlc faith in ills of
ny descriptions and heing rather ious wiihal
hey concluded " a. Providence had hand the sub
stiution, and afcT all might turn out for the heat
They accordingly made fthcm. The result of 4 We
~ Few doses eft them regret their snr est
ious notions. The r0ieni RAPIDLY vefcd and has
hsd no auaeS of ErisyTcas since. The roctor was
h2y delighted al the supposed OF his prescrip
vered his error that he resolved om la, tine forward
10 prescribe nothing Csc ia Of EsyTclas hut Clio
kener's Sugar Coated Vegetable ills. For salo by
July a. O. FAlRCHiLD.
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NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS ROUSE,
xxrIrt-r,r $40 y,

II HE undersigned received their Fan Stock
HRN GOOnS ENCLVsiVELy wAotEsALiSo, and
avnO pu chased tie decline in prices consequent
uron the recent Tariff essFe Srd Otherwise with every
advana-e IN thei svor arc prepared to job goods on
advantageous TIE Eastern cities ofor.
The satisfaction given 20 theic customers during the
last has satisfied iha business short pro
ft- Cor cash viii te aeCentSc aud induces them
believe that. with their simple variety goods aud tho
small cha -eed they viii &c enabled supply
all dealers n no call aud examine satisfactory
IL may not auiiss "a cnumcrs'e leSding articles
an index 20 their stock in general.
Brown Musliu- Sheeiinss and ShitiTgs, of different
shipment Woolrns--Such SA'irC's Fianneis, Kev.
scr Jeans, LiBscys low priced and cloths
~ Tie reduced rrise. Cashmc-cs NJ. de LANES, Co.
lu-rs, NcinOcs CnFhsms, and all dcscriniion dress
goods including the syle Calico. Cashmere end NJ.
de iaue Roles Canton Fla1nels, ahe ~, 1crs Irowif
and kcachcd Driis. Tickirrs checks colo ed carc-
IA g do brown Hollands. Irish linens, poRaSio Cling
LNnis. Te'y ve've's paid l0Ak clinings.
Whio GOods--s'nch a. iaccs, cap neis, Swiss, SonS
and Jscconei urElins, plain and paid oanlTics
siyie nc'ir. Bishop lawn. TsTe-on musiins and long
lawns. Fancy Articles, Including Eoaac'a, Ribbons.
flolvefs, Siks, Sbslvls. Hsndke chiefs, &c. &c.
N1iiousi ms. Seei'es, spool AVID skein Boss r'en;
Threads Hooks and Ewes cord ness NVhae o5 G.
corset isccs, STYLE Buttons OF all kinds. Susrendsrs
GOvcs, hoslc-y. net ca and mis Ta,es, combs LO'
cssing ard ivory, Umirel'as.
Tailors' Trimmlnrs.-Best canvass and radiing Snf.
eiss sik ard woss'ed se-res, lest blue sewing SIN
lwis ana Thread, now style Buttons. BINDINGS and
French cloths and oassiurcres, new Vestincs Tweeis
"brANEB TrFrs," Article for overcoa,s; Light
cloi fOr cosSs hire snko'ing plaid Iinsevs SO thai
thee ne few articles OF nrv Goods. te found in
our stock. TALLANT A DELAPIAIN
Wheeling sen. 70, Is.G.