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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15
THE UNITED STATES
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: Annllitv and Trust COMPANY

Home Office Ecoriier Third aud Chesnf SIS,
a--.-r .,... DORSEY & ARTHUR, Agents,
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THIS is quito the only Company in the United States that
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This company deal in scrip dividends payable when
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Capital and premiums liable for loss is 2SG 900,
and constantly increasing.
Premium payments can be made with reference TO the
convenience rites opening policies with the company
Policies will be issued for the benefit OF married women
and Children free from the claims of the
her husband any ofhs creditors.
Thc original amount OF policies will be reduced at any
time. to suit the pleasure OF insured parties. ~
1Policies OF two years standing will be pur
chased upon surrender = = - - - u
The hernty OF the travelling license is peculiar TO this
company permission being granted TO the Atlantic
any OF the in first class steamers sailing
packets, free of extra charge.
The object of the plan presented is to make certain
provision to meet the first motive to insure, and which
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prompt payment OF losses they occurs aler which,
additions profits to the policy progress.
svc gains the company will justify pay such gains
its member in cash on demand.
..I.. STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President.
Ambrose W. Thompson, Vice.P President.
Charles G.. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer
Actuary, Pliny Fisk. .--.. d. ....a -
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Paul Il. Goddard, NJ. u. William Pepper, NJ D.
Alexander G. Hart, NJ D.
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IRA letter from Boston ys:-Put down Mas
sachusetts as usual, Scott-Whig, with the usual
majority. or no Webster meetings.
There is no doubt of that fact, the only fact you
want to know.
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Attention Wings.

THOMAS W. Upton, ESQ.,, of Ohio, will
address the citizens of Wheeling at the Court
House, this evening at o'clock. Turn out every
body, to hear the eloquent TIrToS.
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IJ-Thc latest English papers say that the will of
Neld the miser, who left all his property to Queen
Victoria. will be contested by the heirs. on the
ground that he was insane when he did il.
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A SENSIBLE CoxcLtsIoy.--A Michigan Locofoco
editor, who has recently been visiting the Empire
State, arrived at the following deliberate conclu
sion: 60
alt is the opinion from what we could learn
travelling in New York. that the Wings will carry
that state. Their nominations are strong and the
canal question has divided the Democracy, and we
fear the result" s4lsHie =. naHas
To be sure this is SO.
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CENTRAL WHO COMMITTEE OF
: N N OHIO COUNTY. -r-.
A. P. WOODS, Chairman


Gen Cass said:-IS,iere that Cen Scott is honorable
patriotic citizen, and has irrten his name and
deeds of the 6ghtest of his eontrys his.
iory and not breath OF calumny from shall ever
yther single leaf of the laurel that enciIces his brow
Ht fairly and iciu NOT BE 10 prreHf
from king fairly have enjoyed his personal friend.
ship long series OF years. aud do not at this
day by any caumny prove myself unworthy oft.
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nFor Local River, Telegraphe and Commercial Intel
ligence, Third Page.
Poetry Choice Literary Selections and Variety.
First Page
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Virginia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY,


CAPITA L 100000.
Tw,ucu WAS ALL rAIp THAN 12 YEARS SINCE ]
Ipiu take Risks on all descriptions Of Prop.
erfy IN danger OF Toss, either on
Land Water.
THIS of the oldest es,u bisea Companies IN tne
inga Home company, whose business Is based uon capital
nTeady paid In persons do better than by paronl
zs this institution which IL OF Virginia growth and pa
Tentage. " :. 49,, ,.,.. -. :,
has nc lawsuit during the whole time oil ITS exist
cnce Since its establishment it has paid losses to the
amount Of nearly
Al, that wa ask L. that our fellow citizens will investi
gate and examine claims public confidence which ms
many Others being that 1t is ms rria,
bic and prompt institution as any winch
has an agency city. We would refer all who are M
crcstcd the OF Insurance, TO all the leading me
chants Bar kcrs professional OF the city oil Ric
mond; and to Henry List and John Thompson and the
49, " ~ - > 'tfNr'7 DORSEY 6, ARTHUR.
AGENTS. for the above Co, in Wheeling ard vicinity.
DID. ... sr .|s. DIRECTORS. u. ...l.
Joseph Allen, VIM Burs, John Enders. Hugh w Fry.
John n Gordon, Il Kon, Chas w Purcell, VIM Palmer
4 k Parker Jno Thompson, wadsworth, w II Chris
liam II W Quarlcs, Geo T Hooker, VIM Bell, Jno Gaynor
~ - - "A. PLEASANTS, President
Tuos " ALTRIEsp, Secretary ~
oFEICE: No % Main street. ,ls .!l.-llua!f oct9
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Independent Peoples Candidate for Congress-
w. T. WILEY. Of Monongalia.

DTPresidentiaI and Congressional
Election on the I'd day of Novem-
Der, 1852.
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Observation-Disclosures Sontag, it is said, has made
arrangements to give series of operate perform
ances at Niblo's, New York, commencing about
the first of December. Madame Alboni will give
her first concert in Boston on Monday the 18th inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

FArAL AccIDrsrs.-Mr.J no. Kelso was killed at
stepbenville, o.. on Thursday last by the acct
dental falling of a Democratic pole, which he was
helping to raise.
On the same day, in JacktowP, Licking county.
o.. two men were killed and several Others injured
by the falling of hickory pole, which they were
attempting to raise.
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TRIBUTE TO GEN. ScorT.-The N. Y. Herald,
notwithstanding its bitter hatred of Gen. Scott, is
obliged 10 render the following tribute to an emil
ncnt soldier and chivalrous gentleman:
" But for the private reputation of Scott as well
as for his military character, have always had
the highest regard and deepest veneraton. He is a
hero-the pink of chivalry in his profession; and.
gentleman in social life, he is without stain OF
bemish." a
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Buclk Skin Gloves.
100 PAIRS superior Oil Tanned Buck Skin Gloves
lOU rip and the best in Wheeling, just
received by coct9) w HEISkELL K Go.
MUSICAE CLOCK FROM GERMANY.
BEAUTIFUL Musical Clock is to be at Mr..
N Roderick's Congress Hall, DOrseys Lottery Of
flee. street Is O. q -. oct9-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

U-The more sensible Of the democratic press are
becoming aware that the system of abuse which
they have adopted towards Gen Scott is calculated
to make him more friends than enemies. asl
He is undoubtedly. one of the best military heroes
and discplnarans of the age. He is also an hon
orabe and upright man, scrupulously exact in all
the relations of life. = flIfirT3 = 'i5-s %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

IVA letter from Chester county, Pa, to an east
ern paper, says We have great many Irishmen
here. and they will, nearly TO man. vote for Scott
and Graham. There are twenty within our bo
rough-alI heretofore Locofocos-who viii vote
out straight with usn . ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

MuRpEf.-The Charlestown News states thnt.a
man named BENJAMIN Carlow, was found murdered
at the "Cold Well,n in that county, near the Del
aware line, on Thursday last. Two men named
John Brown and S9hn w. Richardson, have been
arrested and committed charged with the murder.
Two othetS, John Murray and Philip Pendegrace,
have also been detained as witnesses.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15

aJ-The Union commences an article with "Whig
Measures-where are they!' If the Union will
look in the statute books, says the Alexandria Ga
.ette, and examine the most sautary and benifcent
Jaws, 1T will see. The government is best admins
tered, always, when it pursues "Whig measures"
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THE Following

Rw WORKS. with VARIETY ETY.. q oa.frs n nsI H.m
I1er Single Iessedness Heads and Hearts ne
Eagle PASS Whims and Oddities, knekerhockcr io' oct'
noin5s ar Seu i JAS. H. McAlECHEN.s
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The proof Off Bnnc Islander.

! falshood which was exposed the other day in a
communication in the Intelligencer, over the sig
nature of " One ,pho Kno,rs," and which has been
subsequently exposed by Brevet Capt. Hamilton,
in the Washington Telegraph, to wit: That Gen.
Scott issued order to his recruiting officers, pro-
hibitng the enlistment in the Mexican war, of for
eigners, is still reiterated by the Democratic pa
pers.
Our readers will remember that the communica-
| ton stated that Gen. Scott never issued such an
| order but that the Democratic administration of
Martin Van Buren, did issue an order, providing
| that persons who could not speak and under
stand the English language. could not be en-
listed in the military service of the United States
In the general orders, No. %, issued from the
War Department dated July 20, 1888, we find the
following: taral 7
"VI-All free white male persons above the age
of IS, and under IS years, being at least five feet
FIVE inches high, who are efectipe bodied cit-
gems of the United States' native or Ndturdii=ed,
sober, free from disease, and who and UNDER
STAND the ENGLISH LANGUAGE may be enlisted.''
~. (Signed) af Z
NJ. VAN BUREN,. -oat e
srs.ats. l..-,.e r. JONES, 80. p
Adiutant General.
We may add that no such order as the one impu-
ted TO Gen. Scott was issued during the Mexican
War, but had such an one been issued, it would
have come from Mr.. Polk and his Democratic Sec
rotary, Mr.. Marcy. sa
WA copy of the General Orders referred to
above, can be seen at our Office.
What's the next SANDER on Gen. Scott, and trick
to saddle the deeds of Locofocoism against the For
EicsERs, on to the Whigsl
THE PRosrEcr-The New York "Day Book" a
journal opposed to the Wing nominee for the Pres
idency, in its issue of Monday last, begins arti
Gle entitled, "The Election" with the following re-
marks:
"There is no denying that Gen. Scotts prospects
are growing brighter and his friends more confident
of his success. The apathy that every where pre-
vailed during the summer months is now giving
Iway TO excitement and enthusiasm. Our exchange
papers from Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana,
! and even Michigan, contain glowing accounts of
enthusiastic Scott meetings, and Wings in each
State confidently assert their power to carry all of
these States Tor Scott. Michigan, Gen. Cass's
State, it is believed by them, will surely go for the
hero of all the wars we ever had There are any
number of Freesoilers in Michigan who will vote
the Wing ticket, and, with their popular candidate
for Governor, there is great probability that the
State will go for Scott. -
ait is useless to shut our eyes to the truth, and
that there has been great change in the aspect of
things within the last few weeks no one can deny"
To- .
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THE MAINE ELEcTIos.-The Augusta Age, the
leading Locofoco paper of Maine, utters the follow
ing lament over heresult OF the recent election:
"But it is not TO be disguised, that our position is
most delicate and precarious one. The further
indulgence of the evil passions which have proved
80 highly Pernicous, will bring swift and certain
destruction upon our party"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15
NEW ADYEk lISEM ENTS
m.ro.nti1e Night school.

,p N,c1JoJ g has taken the rooms over Mcssrs OF
NJ ~ Erscr,s Sfore where will give instruction 70
Young men al others in Book 40 re
mental Pcnmaisip, and such branches u i 80
AS:aii md examine specimens Of PenInanshiI NC;
etcI-Tcrns made known at his rooms oe'ttso--stN.
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TIE PORTSMOUTH iBANk RoBBERY.-A slip from
the Norfolk Herald says:
The case of John w. Rand, whose trial on
charge of breaking into and robbing the Virginia
Bank in Portsmouth, has been pending before the
CiIcuit Superior Court of Norfolk county for week
past was submitted to the jury on Saturday, when
lie was found gully and sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment in the Penitentiary. ra.a. .ull
a man named Charles STAFFORD, charged with be-
ing concerned in the above robbery, was arrested
in Philadelphia on Saturdaylas and committed TO
Jail in default of $4,000, TO await requisition from
the Governor. ri .,r.- r-.r,.fu.-
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u-i9The New York Times says: "The spirit
stirring appeals OF some Of our Democratic con-
temporaries to the Democratic masses TO bcsr them
selves to up to the rescue, to make an effort,
pull together, and be to win the victory for
"Pierce and King-Frcc Trade and Protection"
rcmindus of Professor Hopeful's adviceto drowned
men. "Shake yourselves said he; make an eff
fort; draw breath; suck in little air; expand
your chests don't lie SO still; come, drink this bran
dy, and get little warmth in your cold bodies; be
cheerful; laugh once; stir yourselves; now, draw
one breath-if you don't you'll never come to do
as do-don't you see how easy do it; open your
mouths,-inhale,-only once, and it will come ca
sier afterwards. But the earnest Professor could
not induce them to make the effort. They could
not begin. Once he thought they were going to
rally, but they postponedit; and there was nothing
left but to send for the coroner."1
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MISCELLANEOUS
New Boots and shoo

Wm. Doc, lbl tNa1nl Street, Wheel,A 3
now opening the first lot Of bis Fan and Wig,
quality in the shoe trade for ladies', misses ana
wear Gents boys and YOUTHS boots and sboe. sLs::s
nate the variety would Be too lengthy FOR 4, ia
nent. a 81 III zslIft,,.'GT rrHsths;
% This stock is rAeisi ve4F New ork and D., II
makci the latest style and best stock and woTIaii
~ Is r"niea pna
tho article ofIadies trav yelling boots. WvHss.s
sep2i coy
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Hats and Caps
Now Coolsing ssoyc

NC" CoORIAB SsoVC. - ITIN
CAVETT q DUPPIELD have got I'm
S1IprOved pattern for Coal Cooking Stow n
%a they would invite tive candid attention orthei, v
SAHmers and the public. q,
1t is cheap, neat and durable, consumes mneA,
and has all the appurtenances necessary to cnm,a
ing apparatus sep.lS-2md. eea
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FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.

-. Wig Electoral Ticket. m
lsr msrRIcr-JoHN x. KILBY, of Nansemond.
2xp IIsrRIcr-EDw r. CHAMBERS, OF MeckIenbuTg
3xp msTRIcr-THoMAS y. FLoURNOY, of HALIFAX
4ru InsrEIcr-H II. MARSHALL, ofChaIlottc.
I'm Observation-Disclosures lYES, of Albermarlc.
9TH DsTRIcr-wILLIAM c. SCOTT, OF Powhatan.
Iru DrsrRIcr-JOSEPH SEGAR, OF Elizabeth City.
sTu msrRrcr-ROBRRT MAYO, OF westmoreland.
9ru UsraIcT-HENRY w. THOMAS, OF Fairfax.
i0Iu DIsreIcr-tLEx.R. X. BoTELER, OF Jefferson.
IIIu DIsrRIor-CoL. J. H. BALDWIN, OF Augusta.
ioru psrRicr-JOHN ECHOLS. OF Monroe.
iaru Drsrzicr-wALTER PRESTON. OF Washington.
1lTn msrnIcr-JOHN J. JACKSON, Jr, OF Wood.
f6rH DtsrRIcr-T NJ. GALLY. OF Ohio.
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The Primary Department, =
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute

Meade Collegiate Institute
WELLSBURGj VA
THE Fale session of this School will comu,cne. =,
DAY the 18Th OF SEPTEMBER, and win eo1,i%,so Sl
endar months. l''s
No pupil will he received for less time than
unless by special agreement,-and when once en, al
deduction will be made for absence during The ss.;s
Cept in ofprotracted siEkness,-nor win an,
permitted TO withdraw. This rule Is positive ffsl
.'.' TERMS:
Day pupils,-Primary English Department =. .,,
Classical and Mathematician. '3"sNs
Bond anu Tuition per session OF five months = NJ ~
One half invariably in advance, the remain ler
die OF the session. r. ~ :. 3''ssTf I;
discount OF 16p per cent. will be he On The Nm
Ministers OF the Gospel 500 - 'NsSt
U-F further Information see catalogue, pusH,k,
Board OF Trustees. =.
by order OF the BOARD +
sslssls .sls,-a.2 SAM,L-D. TOMPKINs. D..
Jv,aoI;nr Con Sssl
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and desperate than could be found in the peni,en-
tiaries OF the United States. This in revenge,
because the city had not granted 10 Santa Anna all
his extravagant demands.
This crowd of liberated miscreants swarmed upon
the fiat roofs OF the houses, which, i'll Mexico, are
SO constructed to be admirably adapted for firing
upon an army in the narrow streets below, and
poured upon my gallant soldiers the most incessant
and Calling fire. In the narrow streets, the cannon
could not be brought to bear upon these outlaws,
who were thus destroying men after the enemy's
surrender and in violation of every rule oil civilized
warfare and Of the laws of nations In this crisis,
ordered the soldiers to force the doors OF houses
from which the firing proceeded, and to bayonet
every Mexican with arms in his hands. COM
mandetl them TO bring me no prisoners. lCheerS.J
Now comes my story These gallant corPorals
and seargeants, instead of inficting the punish
ment due to murdererS, brought unto me IN The pal
ace of Mexico innumerable prisoners. These gen
erous hearted officers then protested that they
could not Stay with bayonet those who had fall
len on their KEGS and begged for their lives. 0,
General the sergeants cried, too many have fallen
in the bloody battle we have won without the
gates for US to shed any more blood. clasped to
my arms the noble-hearted officers and said, my
noble fellows, am proud of my fellow soldiers,
for with them, all who fought with me willtestify
the most kindly relations ever existed, in all the
records of man, in the pages of all bloody wars,
no spectacle was more sublime than the conduct
ofthe American soldiers after the capture of Mex
ico In other wars, the officers have found it i'm
stay them from the perperation of bloody ourages;
but ii was not so with the American army in the
City of Mexico. ~ li.-
do not desire to give any more of military reili
iniscences. Hereafter l may. have only 10
thank my fair countrywomen who have assem-
bled in such numbers to see an old soldier. Butt
assure you am only three months past &c, and
feel very young for my age! If 1 had the power l
would gladly shower blessings upon you; hut can
only invoke Heaven TO bestow its choicest bles-
sings ON the fair faces and forms before and the
manly heasts around me. thank you, my fellow
countrymen, for your kind greeting and cordial
welcome, and bid you farewell with regret. s..
GEN. SCOTT IN DAYTON. ,7Fti
DAYTON, Oct T.-Scott's progress from Harl-
ton to Dayton has been triumphal march. The
people of Middletown turned out 1000 strong; at
Carlisle and Miamisburg about 500. go
The gathering at the depot here exceeded any
thing witnessed since Gen. Scott left Baltimore.
Full fifteen thousand people escorted him from the
cars to the Phillips House, where he addressed an
immense multitude. 'The houses all along the
line of procession were brilliantly illuminated
a Col. johnson introduced Gen. Scott to the peo-
pie, and addressed him in their behalf. Col. John
son then introduced to Gen. Scott, Maj. Newcom,
who built the first log house in Dayton.
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FRIDAY MORNING. ocToBER IS. 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-21
AUGUSTA LANDS FOR SALE.

DY direction ola decreta order of the Circuit
ID Court of Augusta County entered al the Nov.
term 1851 in \ cause therein depending between
Daniel G.. Humbert's widow plaintiff, and said
Hnmber,s heirs and other defendants. shall pro-
coed IN the premises on Thursday the 18th day OF
January 1882 sell to the highest bidder the FOL
lowing lands. One tract containing about
244 ACRES,
living on the road leading from Stanton to Port
Republic; short distance below New Hope; adjOln.
inc the land of Jas. P. Beard, and being the land
formerly the estate of VIM. Beard. 1t has on it a
commodious dwelling, large barn and all necessa-
~ out buildings. The soil is Of fine quality and the
character of the farm may be best estimated by those
who do not know it from The fact that it lately sold
for $50 cash per acre. Persons desiring to pro.
cure good farm would do well to attend the sale
as it is very seldom property so desirable in every
respect is il market The other tract is lot con
tanning
Several Acres.
ying adjacent to the tract above described, and has
situated on it comfortable dwelling house, stable
shops sc. 1t is very fine location for black
smith or other mechanic.
The tracts will bs sold separately.
TERMS-So much of the purchase money II
hand as will pay the costs of sale the balance in hive
equal annual instalmens-lhe first payable March
lst 1852, and the others in the same date in the
four succeeding years The purchasers to give bono
and security and the title 10 be retained as ultimate
security.
JOHN CARPENTER Com'r.
Nov 06 1871 ids
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DO YOU BELIEVE IT.
IF YOU poa'r JUST CALL AND BE CONVINCED THAT
uAan& STERR ETT

A RE in receipt Of the richest and most beautiful
"A assortment of GOODSin their line ever be
fore offered in this market comprising the following
Super Black, Brown, Drab and Gray, Beaver Pr
jst and Castor Cloths English Lam6skin, do,
new and superior article for Oyercoats, Super
Black. Brown, Blue, Green, Mulberry Olive,
and Invisible Green Cloths, Of the very best
French, English and American manufacture
Super Black Satin, plain and figured, Plain and
figured Black Silks, Fancy do, large variety
Of every style and color, Rich CIT Velyets, Buff
Cashmere and eu,brci1ed French Cashmere
yeslihgs, something new.
also
a handsome assortment Of very superior Vestings
for Party occasions II is almost useless TO add
that their selection Of plain and fancy Cassimeies
surpass any thing of the kind TO be found elsewhere
in market. These goods have been purchased by
the senior partner, Mr.. BARE, whose long experi-
ence in business, and fine taste, Isl sufficient gust-
antee to purchasers that they will get good and
rashnable article, and will he madeto order, at
short notice and in neat and tasteful man.
ner. They respectfully request al! 20 give
them call, as they are satisfied they can convince
any one that they can and ,ciH sell goods efthe
same quality as cheap ifnot Il LEETLE CHEAPER
than they can be- bought elsewhere.
They have also on hand fine LOT Of furnishing
goods. SUCH as Shirts Collars, Cravats, Scarfs,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c.. SIC.
A lot Of fine Molskin Hats. which will compare
avorably with any in market, either in quality or
price.
Siauaiou, Oct 90. 1851.