Southern shield., 1852-09-18
NORTON, F.gCKEEEs A. %.

sV UEh UsF sECEA A E Ea e CUs MBEG leave to inform their friends and E sA customers, and the public generally, that thev are now n receipt of new and extensive variety ofgoods. adapted to the FaLL .4ND UINTER TR.ADE. The prices of goods generally, a1e lower than last season: partcu llarly Domestic Cotton Fabrics. Those wish ling to purchase at Wholesale or Retail, may rely on finding every article in our stock at the very lowest price. Among our stock may be found the following, viz: kERSEYS & LINSEYS. An unusually large stock of Negro Kerseys and Linseys, comprising all the best styles and l qualities.
 ELAN FITS. l Bed Blankets of various qualities; Cradle and Crib Blankets; Negro Blankets; all sizes and weights; White, Colored and Gray Mixed.
 OSNABURGS Of the best Southern makes. FLA N N E L s Of all colors and qualites-Canton Flannel, beached and brown. Bleached and Brown Drillings, Apron Checks, Cotton Diaper, Ticks, Bl'k and Cold Cambrcs, Paper Cambrics, Brown and Bleached Shirt Imgs.
 Printed marnoes, small figured, bright col ors, suitable for children. Tweeds and cassi- meres for boys.
 LADY'S DRESS GOODS.
 A general assortment such as Imported and American Mousean D'Laine; Solid, cold and Printed French and English Marinoes, Silk Warp Apaccas, mohair Lustre, Bl'k and Fancy Alpaccas, and other New Styles of Silk and Worsted Dress Goods. Choice Styles of French, English and Scotch Ginghams.
 PRIN T $.
 French, English and American Prints; all Styles from the lowest to the richest printed.
 Shaws of various styles. Curtain Materials; Turkey Red, Twied and Plain. Cotton Dam asks; Crimson, Blue and Buff. White and col ored Emb. Drapery muslins &c.
 OVER COATING.
 Super Saxony Blankets, various colors and mixtures Blue Blanket Over-coatng. Ken lucky Jeans and Tweeds, all colors and qua!- lties.
 Hosiery of every description; Cotton. Wool, Worsted &c ChiIdrens Plaid Worsted Hose.
 Shirts and Drawers, large assortment.
 Jaconets, Cambrics &c. Laces of all kinds Plain and Fig'd Bobbinets. Cape and cap Stuff. Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insert Iings. Needle Worked Muslin and Lace cape Collars and Under-sleaves. Irish Linnen of Iall kinds. Patient Thread, Satin Finished do. |Spoo} cotton. Turkey Red Yarn. Marsailes Quilts. Table Diaper &c. &Gc. Umbrellas and Parasols. Carpetng, Hearth Rugs and Mating. Embossed cloth Table Covers, Oiled Baizes &c. HATS & CAPS. Fine Beaver and Moleskin Hats, of the lates |Style-- Cloth, Plush, Glazed and Seal caps W ool Hats &c. HARDWARE--OI this we have general assortment.
 Saddles, Brides. Riding Whips, Saddle Bags, Halters, Martingales Gsc. BOOTS & SHOES. heavy stock of Negro Boots and Shoes ol he very best quality. Gentlemen's and Ladies' Fine Philadelphia made Shoes and Boots. ROCF FR E S. In our Grocery Department may be found almost everything in that line. Also, Baggine and Rope, Manila Rope, together with leading articles in the Drug line. We have had New Cotton Shed built in the flower part of Town, opposite the present Steam Boat Landing for the purpose of Storing any Cotton sent to us either for Shipment to New Orleans, or for sale in this market NORTON, FACKLER & co. Helena Oct. Sd, 1851.