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The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
MRS. NJ. T.. BEACH.
MISS S. J. tt R.NEY.

IIINtlPALS.
The undersigned have been witnesses. for
three years past. of the excel nee Of Mrs. Btachs
mode Of teaching, and can therefore speak with
confidence III commenting her To the public. Her
former experience aS the head Of Il Ecmar S,m-
mary in New Eu"and, her familiarity with all
tho branches necessary to bc taught her mtiring
energy, love of the work Of instructions and Pc
culiar tact in discipline. combine to render her
one of the best instructors to whom tic c,iuca-
tion Of young ladies can be entrusted.
Rev. Gro. BvRRows, Col J. J. HEckARr,
A. ANDERSON, Esq, Mr.. J. w. AERAIiANs,
Mr.. EDWIN WILMER, Mr.. j. l.. MAXwEII,
Port Deposit, Nd.
n. B. This institution is situated ON the read
interscctng Bcl-air and Wilmington read and
between Port Deposit and Battle Swamp, Cecil
county, Md. The location is very elevated and
surrounded by Il large and beautiful grove where
pupils may enjoy their iuy, nile sports. and be
protected by the foliage from the rays cf the sun.
Daily intercourse may be Lad by Steamboat and
Railroad with Baltimore and Phiaic hia. No
deduction made for voluntary absence during
term time. The Teachers will exercise parcn-
tai care over Pupils.
The following gentlemen recommend the To-
cation of this institution as having hccn one Of
the most healthy rsiicnccs in the country.
Cornelius Smith, ESD, CORNER ra, ilrnl.)
Allen Anderson, EsI. II. i. Broughton. NJ. D.
William Norris, NJ. ID. W. B. Rowland.
John Evans, sc Jan. -, 80.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
TO THE LADIES.

EIS BROWN, Jr., successor TO Brown &
HEc McIntire, has just opcncI nj the Old
Stand, (ncHi poor 10 iohnson's ito;ei) all of the
following coiors oi superior high colored French
Mcrigoc'.
Royal purple, French Merinoe, Handsome
sea Green do. Clarct, do. MJzarinc Bluc, do
Handsome Maroon. do. Wiar Colour. do, to-
@cIhrr with very large as "rtmcnt Of an entire
ly new style Of Muslin dc LANES.
Nov. l6
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
CABINET WARE ROOM.
IN PORT DEPOSIT.

H1IJE subscriber would respectfully inform the
| pubic and the people in this vicinity, that he
has taken the shop formerly occupied by John
ID. Marshbank, where he will continue TO man
uthcture all articles in his line of business.
Those wishing to purchase would do we'll TO call
before purchasing elsewhere. as he warrants his
work to be Of the best materials and workman
ship.
FUNERALS punctually attended TO on the
most reasonable terms. GEO. T. MOORE.
Port Deposit, Oct. 12-6m (pd)
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
TO TIE, pUpT,TC.

The subscriber not being cnga scd in any 9TH
cr huSinesS) has resumed the practice of Land
Surveying. Convcyaucin". sc. Being acquaint-
cd with the different qualities Of soil in the
nc"hhorhood, persons wishing to buy or sell
Land would find it to their advantage to give
him call. JETlfRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
June 1St 'JO-lf
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
Willis Rutter,

Respectfully informs the Public that he has
received the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
and is prepared to made gcntlcmcn's clothing in
the ncates mnnner. Call at the "BAzzAR" next
door TO the Post Office.
Elkton, Sept. 81 80
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
Hdoning tie TWage IF Elhton,
cecil CountY, MID.

Hdoining tie TWage Of Uhton,
cecil County, MID.
FHNl1E subscriber will sell at Private Sale,
4 from
100 to $50 Acres Of L0nd.
fair proportion of which will be woodland,
from off that part ofhis farm lying north OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
Road and embracing the high land on the north
crn part of his farm. The situation is remarka-
bly, healthy, with the best of spring water, COM
mands a beautiful view of the river valley and
surrounding country, and the whole has a fine
southern exposure.
Also, LOI'S for sale at fair prices in Main and
Bridge Streets, in the town of Elkton. Persons
purchasing al this time will have sufficient lime
10 put up buildings before the 25th Of March
next.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the prem
ses. SAML. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Oct. 10, '50--tf
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES. AT SMITHS GROVE.
FEShc Sessions are oftwcnty-lwo weeks, or two
H quarters duration each and commence On
the first Wednesday in April and the last We'd
ncstay in September.
TERMS FOR BOARDING PUPILS
For Board, Washing, and Tuition. 81 10 Il year
Per quarter, S2I 80
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, So 90
Drawn" and Painting, Il 90
Music, $40 co; use OF Piano, 50 90 II 90
French, + 90
Latin, 90
Needle Work, 90
Bed. Bedding, Napkins and Towels, if
furnished, 9 90
The above terms include, besides ;he Common
studies, the various branches Of Mathematics
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, kamr's
Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind. History,
Bo,ny, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology. Min
eralogy, and Physiology. The Fr, nch is taught
effectively.
Pupils are requested to furnish their own bed
and napkins,
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
CHBlNET WARE ROOM,
IN ELKTON. BY

MT NARSHBANk s. CANTWELL.-Thc un-
I'VE dcrsigned AT the old stand in EIkon, in
CHE lloLLoW," prepare to ORDER and keep on
hand all kinds of C.4BLNET FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in one otthe large
cities, they have brought with them all the arts
ofthc trade. and are prepared to make the best
articles, as well as the cheapest, and as they do
their work themselves, and are under but light
expenses, they can afford to sell at lower prices
than the city shops.
In short they can furnish every article in their
line, no matter how stylish or costly, or whether
it he of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry or com
mon pine. They will also nuke coflins of all
kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever their
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from them may re-
ly upon having it well made and of good mate
rials. ROBERT MARSHBANK,
MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Elkton, Dec: II, If.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18

Oil tLNlItS.
SC, &C., Far srrpass"s any prrs ctum" ycar both
tor variety ami elegance. being enc OF the best in
IL" city. lie earnestly invites those visiting
y tGHin"ton TO call and src some rlthc hHrgaiua
constantly offering at this establishment. He
deems it unnecessary to dcacribc the stock Of
Dry Goods, but would say il is worthy the at
trHiIon of every Lady and Gentleman, as lhcy
can purchase most any article iromu splendid
silk, down to MuslIns and Calicoes at 1 cts per
yard.
CARPETS! CARPETS!l CARPETS!!!
Those who want a CARPET con get some UNI
common bargains. such as follows:
Superior Extra Three Ply Ingram, all Wool
Ingram, from 80 to - cts, all Wool filling do.
37s to % cts. Cotton and Wool do. lS& to 3 cts.
Stair and Entry Carpets, do. 10 TO 62aa cts, Rag
Carpets at % cts per yard. Also, Floor and
Table Oil Cloths, Stair Oil Cloths, Druggett
Stair Crash, &C., &c.
Merchants who may wish goods at times not
convenient to visit Philadelphia, arc invited to
call at this establishment and examine the pr-
ccs. The proprietor bcn% an attendant on the
'.Philadelphia AuctionS,' and being constantly
in the market can offer inducements worthy their
attention. JOHN s. KENNARD,
No. Sc Market st.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
ALFRED G. COLE,
T1TJOB ELETON. MD.

I'ITEVH, I|I'H Wv, 7"1'
HAS the newest styles Of Winter Fashions and
is prepared to make Goats, Vests and Pants, in
the best and ncatest manner; warranted 10 fit
His old friends and the public arc requested 10
give him call. Dec Il-tf.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18

". S. L.IVRE,NUE,
Agent for As SHE Of So"thmorfh Nanufacturiae .
COS Writing Papers.
WlREHG G%E Nc. MINOR ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
SBNn CASES Of the above superior Paper
AGUVnow in store. ard for sale TO The iraie
nj the lowest market prices, consisting in part of
Fine thick Flat Caps, -, II, l5 and l6 Ibs.,
blue and white.
Sup"rinc Medium and Demi Writings. blue
and white.
Extra, super and superior Folio Posts, blue
and white, plain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papers plain and elt.
Supcrine ana fine Bill Papers. long and broad.
Supcrfne and fine Counting House Caps and
Posts. blue and white.
Extra super Congress and Caps and Letters.
gilt.
Snpcrinc Sermon caps and posts.
SupcrGne blue linen thin Letters
EAirn super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
anu ruled.
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes.
''Lawycr'S' HriIfPapcrS.
Supcrhnc aud inc caps aud posts. ruled and
pIam, blue md white, various qualities and price
Also, 1000 realms white and assorted shoe Pa
pcrs, Bonnet Boards, white aud assorted Tissue.
Tea. Wrapping, Envelope, assorted and blue
Mediums, Cap, Wrappers, Hardware Papers, SC.
july %, '5N--6m.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
B. = M A Y .

n The Ola Stand opposite tie Court House.
fhFtERS 10 thr public the following list of
3pFall and Winter Goods.
CLOlHS.-Ercnch, English and American
ia various colors; CasSImeres, French, Doe Skin
and Ahlerican; Eassinclts, TwcedS and Ken
tucky Jeans; NcstingS, satin, fgII'd and WOODEN
Eao;rs prrss Guo0s.
French Mernocs in various colors; Coburgs,
maroon, Green. hIuc and scarlet Cashmcrcs
plain and figured Mousiin dc Laincs, fg'd and
plain Satin de China, Chameleon and Black
silks; AIpacas, black and colorc,; Ginghalns,
Scotch and American; Prints, English and
American.
ITAWLS.-Bay State and Waterloo Shawls.
Welsh Flannel and Ladies' Sack Cloths.
DOMESTIC GOODS.-Muslins blotchsd
aud unhIeachcG, cold cambrics, canton iarnrls,
woulen do, bed ticking and Inseys, jacquard
diapers, towel diapers, crash, sc.
WHITE EGODDS.-Cambrics jackonets, null,
Swiss and book mrslns, and netts assorted.
French needle work collars and cuffs.
TRIMMINGS. S.--FrEers. oimps cords brads,
buttons, &c. Hosiery and gloves for ladies and
gentlemen.
H"rd'core, Qnccnsw0rc, Boots, Shoes g. Hats.
GROCERIES.
MoHSses, crushed and brown sugars. COFFEE.
burnt do, spices, Sc. .round alum, ina sack
Anl dairy salt, bacon, bard, butter crackers
Flour meal, buckwhrIl Hour, potatoes. Sc.
n. b. Country proauee taken 1t market
prices in exchange for goods. fa"y IC. If
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
.3TIE.

YE>liE subscriber bees leave to return his sin
b ccrc thanks to Kind public for the patron
are received ior twenty years, IS
A"rreHer and CO~rcyancer,
and pro'ni2r# 10 continue to make any rcasona-
bic sacrifice, for the accommodation OF all those
who may desire to perpctuatc such patronage.
He also continues TO act as
Land .Ngrnt,
for all those wh1 may confer on him such aqrn-
cr. JDIiN JANNEN.
CclIrg" Green, Cecil Co., Nd. lie eft
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
Phil. VII. md Bull. Rail Roud Lin

EEENNOCK'S AND PERSONS DRILLS
The subscriber having an agency for the
sale ofDrillS manufactured by S. & NJ. Pcnnock
OF Kennel Square, Chester county. Pa, and also
Of tIlc Person Drill made by Bush & Lubdell, of
this city; the character Of both make of Drills
are well known. They are now offered TO Fur
mcrs and Dealers on the most reasonable terms,
al my store, No. ~ MG'picy street, Wilmington.
where those wishing 10 purchase, can have the
opportunity examining each make. 1t is be-
lievcd that these make of Drills are superior to
any others offered for sale
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Wilmington. June % THOS. GARRETT.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18

THE TATTLER There is not a being
that moves on the inhabitable globe more
degraded or more contemplate than
M/f|ef. Vicious principle, want Of hon
esty, servilc mcanness, despicable insjd-
BUSINESS, form his character. Has he wit
In attempting to display it he makes
himselfa fool. Has he friends Byun.
hesitatingly disclosing their secrets, he
will make them his most bitter enemies.
BY telling all he knows, he will soon
discover to the world that he knows but
little. Does he envy an individual
His tongue, fruitful with talsehood, de-
James bis character. Does he covet the
favor OF any one He attempts to gain
1t by slandcring others. His approach
is 1eared--his person hated, his compa-
ny unsought and his sentiments despis-
ed, rs emanatn" from heart fruitful of
guile, teeming with iniquity, loaded with
envy, malice and revenge.
ALLEGANy CoUNTY.-The Cumberland
Civilian says the real estate in that
county, is valued at 53,7OS,7 ,721, and the
personal estate at 1896, 1872. There are
10S common schools in the county, with
2,AS0 pupils. They receive $4,000
from the State, and $3,SSO from tuition
fees. The Allegany County Academy
which has 1O2 pupils, receives $500
from the State, and $3.50 from tuition
fees. There are also so private libraries
in the county, with 10000 volumes.
Number Of churches; 81, Of which 16 are
Methodist Episcopal, ) Catholic, a. Luth-
eran, , Episcopal, l Baptist, Presby-
terian, / German Reformed, and l Meth
odist Protestant.
The President AND THE FuG1T1vE
SLAVE LAw.--The Washington Repub-
lie denies emphatically the statements
contained in a late letter by Abraham
Rencha, of North Carolina, that the
President refused the marshal of Massa-
chusetts the necessary aid when applied
for, to execute the fugitive slave law,
and calls upon Rencha to prove his state
ments or withdraw the cammny, II
says the only reason that the United
States vessels at Boston were not given
to confne fugitiyes in, was because the
law authorised the marshal to hire a suit
able place and persons when the State
!jails are refused for that purpose.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOTEL.
MORE NEWS.

'E'hc largest, the most fashionable, and the hest
l. assortment of mems, woman, aud childrcu's
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is to BE- found at
the subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in E!h-
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18

n EENNY LIND SltOES.---A superior lot Of
eD jenny Lind Shoes, Just received and for sale
by WIN. PELL
The Cecil Whig., 1851-01-18
CARPETS! CARPETs,l CARPETS !,
Valuable Real Estate fer Sale.

Wilmington, 10th 80.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-03
Nanny Il w ED,

No. 156 MAIN srREET,vSr LoUIs, Mo-,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS SHOES,
4 RE now receiving their Spring Goods, which
n have been manufactured expressly for this
ket, and which they would respectfully call the at
tention of Merchants purchasing Boots and Shoes
in this city.
Their goods are of the best quality, and made
with reference to durability. They pledge them
selves to sell as low as any one in the market. We
the following leading articles:-
Mems common thick regular and Extra size boots;
DO long leg, welt and double sole, wax and grain
leather bcots
Do long leg, wei, and double sole, unned kip Cali
fornia do;
Do long Leg, welt and double SOLE lined kip and calf
California do;
Do superior and common qualities, of welt and half
welt kip do regular and extra sizes;
Do long leg, pump sole ,pegged kip to II and to IL
DO superior hunting boots;
Do Philadelphia fine dress im stitch and sewed calf
boots;
do pegged pump sole calf, goat grain and seal boots,
eto IL and to Ill
DO thick brogans, regular and extra sizes;
Do lined and bound and unbound kip brogans, to
Do superfne English welt and half welt brosans, 6
to II and to IL;
Do pump sole kip, nm goat, calf and morocco bro.
gans, g TO II, ito IL;
Do pump sole kip, i'm. goat, calf and morocco Or
ford Ties;
Do foxed lasting and Congress Caters;
Do foxed cloth andCongressGai'cr andoxford Shoes;
10 fine patent leather Brogans;
Do fine common dancing Pumps;
DO fine common and morocco slippers;
Boys and Youths thick kip and calf boots
Do do thick kip and calf bsogans;
Do do English kip and calf brogans;
DO do prime unned kip and calf brosans;
Women's kip calf goat, imitation goat, and seal peg
ged lace Boots;
DO sewed and pegged goat Polka boots;
DO do do kp,ca lf and goat high buskns
Do common foxed lasting Caters, half Caters
and Buskns;
Do silk lasting CATERS and half Caters;
DO Philadelphia calf and goat Boots;
Do do cali, goat and kid welt Bnskins
and Exceisiors;
Do Philadelphia kid and morocco R. r. Excelsi-
and aylor ties;
Do fine enam'id village Ties and Ell Dorado Slip
pers;
Do white and cold. and silver Jenny Lind Bus
kins and Excei.ior<;
do fancy wroug ht and enameed Slips;
Misses kip, calf ami goat pegged lace boots;
do goat, pc gged and sewed Polka do
do Phila. calf kip, morocco and enameled boots;
do foxd Geiters and Buskns;
do pegged calf and goat high hnskias,
do foyd cold Gaiters snd fancy fox'd bnskins;
do silver Jenny Lind boots and cot'd slippers;
d. Chdrens calf kip and grain brogans;
do goat, pegged lace boots and brogans:
do cold morocco laced boots and brogan
do cold cloth Cater Roots;
do red and bronze CATER and lace boots;
do calf and morocco gaiter boots;
N. B.-Particular attention given to putting goods
ordered. fFeb %, 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-03
NEW STORE.

TNHE subscriber solicils n call from tile Ladies' To
4 examine his new aud most fashionable assert
ment OF DRESS SILKS, consisting Of rich brocades,
chameleon satin du chains and ether styles, also
every width OF black DO.
Will also b found fine assortment or bonnie.
silks and velvets, silk illusions and colarcd Grape
rich embroidered camhric handketcniefs, white and
black lace capes.
He has also recently received beautiful seiec-
ton Of African and natural colored MCFFSs white
and black vi torinas, fur cuffs. misses muifs- sc,
all Of which re offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchased lower this side Of the eastern cities,
and would also say the same OF other goods. en-
bracng every article in the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap
and desirable goods To call 1t the old stand 0f ID.
GilchTist X Co. r. N. FDRTIEE.
Burlington. Nov L so.
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Look at This!!

STEAM BOAT CAPTAINS, COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS AND HOTEL PROPRIETORS.
You can buy Pilot Bread, Navy Bread. Soda,
l Sugar, Butter. Boston and Water Crackers, hak-
ed in II. BALLS new Patent Revolving Oven at
the Philadelphia Bakery, No. 63, Myrtle street. be-
tween Second and Third streets, St Louis, No., at
the following low prices, and of good if not bet
ter quality than this or any other market can pro-
duce:-
Pilot bread at 81 ST per Dbl. Dbl. includcl
Navy do do % cents per h.;
Soda Crackers at 81 cts per ID. by the box;
Sugar do at cts per ID. by the Dbl;
Butter do at Il cts per ID. or 80 90 per Dbl
Dbl. included;
Water crackers at 81 cts per III. by the bbl.;
Boston do at So 90 per Dbl.
n. Orders sent through the Post Office or 9TH
erwisc will be promptly attended to. and fresh hak-
ed the same day the order is received.
II. BALL. Philadelphia Bakery, No. 63
Myrtle street, between Second and Third,
arth G. 1851 StLouis. Mo.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-03
SAINT Louis.
JAMES. F. DONALDSON EMILE F. KRAFT
JOHN H. HA.. AErRED LEE
Donaldson. Hall & Co..

IMPORTERS aud Wholesale Dealers in Hardware
l and Cutlery and sole Manufacturers Of St Louis
sPremium Planes." No. sc Main street, between
Olive and Locust streets, (sgn Of the Golden Plane
St Louis, Mo.
Are now receiving and opening one Of the 1arg-
est and best selected stocks of American and For
eign Hardware and Cutlery, imported direct from
the most celebrated American and English manu-
factories ever offered in this city.
We invite the attantion of all purchasers, being
confident that our superior advantages in purchas-
ing will enable us to sell goods as low as they can
be bought in any Eastern city.
IS casks bright OK and log chains;
co do straight and twisted trace chains;
IS do coil, back. tongue and fifth chains,
with stretchers;
800 kegs best Iron mountain nails;
50 do do Eastern finishing nails;
50 do do wrought do
SO bags "Griffn's" tgenuine) horse nails;
5000 lbs. sad Irons; 600 sKings' stocks and Dies;
1000 do brass and bell ME tai kettles;
100 Mouse hole and Tillotson's warranted anvils;
100 Pittsburgh solid box and cotter keyed vices
500 doz. Collins genuine, simmons; Leverets
and other Axes;
200 boxes Coffee mills, $50 counter scales;
800 doz. scythe snaths; 100 doz. grain scoops;
600 do scythes Bianchards & Waldron's
200 do hay Rakes; IS doz. Garden do .
$50 do hay and manure Forks, Harp.r's and
others;
$50 DO spades aud shovels, o. Ames and Row
lands
| 900 do handled hoes; 10 casks eve hoes;
$50 do curry combs, American and Englisf
| 500 do chest,cuphnard, trunk and pad locks;
1900 do files, Butchers and others;
| $50 do Wade & Butchers Rasors;
| 1000 do Pen and pocket Knives, assorted;
| 500 gross table knives and forks;
500 NJ G.. d. Percussion caps;
| 100 NJ CoNe's water proof Percussion caps,
| 900 doz. Knob Locks, etc. etc.
Platform scales, from 500 lbs to 1000 lbs. Belts
| portable FORCES;
ALSO, large assortment of Cooper's tools, planes
anc edgedtoos; crosscut, mill and circular sawsgun
mountings; gunsmith's materials; rifles; hatchets;
City made black smiths bellows and all other ati-
| Giles in the Hardware business. We assure our
country and city friends, if they will give call
that we will convince them that we can offer them
| great inducements to trade with LIS. fEeh 20. 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-03
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
SAINT LOUIS.

DAVID 9elRcE, cHA's sENEprcr,
81 Louis, Missouri. Danbnry, Connecticut.
David Pearce 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats. Caps, Bonnets and Artificial Flowers,
No. 100, Main Street, st Louis, Mo.
TINE subscribers have now on hand large and
well selected stock of Hats, Caps, Bonnets and
Artificial Flowers, of all descriptions, and will be
in daily receipts throughout the season, Of the lat
est and most fas hionabe Styles some Of which are
as follows:- ~
Fash. Moleskin, Fash. Beaver,
do Silk, do Nutria,
do Angola, do Muskrat,
do Bush, do Coney,
do Russia, do Cassimeres
Low crown P. B., black, pearl and drab brush,
Russia, uutria, muskrat, and cashmere.
Mems and Boys black, pearl and drab Union
Hats;
Mems and Boys black pearl and white. beaver,
brush and assimere California and Hungarian hats;
Mems and Boys black. brown; green and purple
Tampico, Jenny Lind, Califoraia and Mexican hats;
Mems and Boys black, hro' green corn, peach
blossom, pearl and white Saxony-wool, Congress.
Kossuth and Jenny Lind hats:
Mens' and Boys black, pearl and white s. & r.
C. medium and common wool hats;
Mems and Boys Panama, Leghorn, Curacoas
Pedal, English, Coburg and straw braid, Canada
and rice straw, and palm leaf hats;
Mems and boys silk mohair and cotton plush, oil
all colorS and Styles cloth, silk and cotton glazet
and velvet caps of different styles and qualities
Infants fancy and plain silk and cotton velvc
and cloth turbanS;
Ladies and Misses Florence braid, split, Tripod
and Alboni's raw, birds eve, Florence and cactus
Chinese pearl, pedal imperial, French and Neapoli
tan lace, plain and shirred silk and lawn straw
! willow bonnets.
| 80 cases Artificial Flowers of American, English
| and French manufacture, consisting of wreaths
| sprigs and lunches, of all styles and colors.
Mr. CHARLES BENEDICT. of our firm, being
large and extensive manufacturer of Hats, in Dan
bury, Conn, enables us to sell our goods lowe
| than any other house in this city.
Country merchants will findit greatly to their adj
| vantage to call and examine our stocksbefore pur
chasing as we are determined to sell at the loves
| cash prices DAVID PEARCE CO., 100 Main S
Saint Louis Mo-, march 1851.
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,Juiliata Rolling will.

ALLEGHENY CITY, OPPOSITE PITTSBURGH, Pa,
SEMPLE, BISSELL co.,
MANUFACTURERS of Juniata Iron Nails anu
lkl Spikes; spring, blister and plough steel of all
sizes, Warehouse No. as Wood st, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Also, No. IA Levee, st Louis, Mo.
The great care exercised in the manufacture OF
our Iron as well as the exclusive use in all cases
of the very best stock, which Is manufactured un-
der the personal superintendent of two members
of our firm, insures invariably uniform and SUI
perior quality Of Iron, and its use can confidently
be recommended for all purposes, requiring Iron
OF extra quality.
At our st Louis house, we will furnish Iron and
Nails, as low the same quality can be bought in
Pittsburgh, with the addition Of freight only. We
also keep on hand, OF our own importation, large
assortment Of the best Cast and German steel. An
wills, Vices, Bellows, Stocks and Dies, Springs, AK
les, Castings, SC.
We respectfully request call from those desir.
ing to purchase goods in our line.
SEMrLE, BISSELL CO., ~
Feb 90, 1851 st Louis, No.