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RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.
SARATnGA. Nn,u Ynrk Ann

SARATOGA, New York Aug. 30.
A collision took place, last night, on the
Schenectady and Saratoga Railroad, Daniel
Ostander, fireman was killed, and several pas.
sengers were badly injured.
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6TRead the Advertisement of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral There are statements of
no ordinary interest to all SO unfortunate as
to be afflicted with the difficulties it cures.
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Union Temperance Demonstration

Union Temperance Demonstration
Nm THERE will be Union Dem NJ
GSyN onstration of the Templars, Sons 2s7Ss. 2Tses
GMNS~N and Daughters of Temperance held at
HHH GAINESVILLE, FRIDAY, SEPT. %,
01,1vSN 01,vSN 1858. An invitation is hereby tender
VTSasA,j (TSasA,j ed to all Tempars, Sons, Daughters,
'I and Members of the Social Degree, 20
N, attend, with oil others who are friendly
to the cause of Temperance, to be present
REV. d. E. THOMAS, of Evansville, will
address the meeting.
Come one and all and hear him! Arrange
ments will be made to entertain all free of
charge.
JOHN C. MoRREY,
JOHN NJ. GARDNER,
JOHN COLE,
EZEKIEL Mills,
PRISCILLA BRADSHAW,
ANN MAHaHNA,
Committee Of Invitation.
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 30, 1853.
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r. REV. D. POWELL, will preach in
f8S the COURT HOUSE on Sabbath next
at ! past ten O'Clock.
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SOLDIERs, ATTENTION,
A N ORDINANCE.-EstabIished in con.


"A Ior"ity Of an act further defining te powers of
trustees OF Townships. Passed March Iath 1fj3
u sec lst BE ordained by the Trustees Of e,,nefs,,
loWhshlp Belmont County OHIO That any person or
trSphs shal SELL vend or give away any wine or snrt
ousIquofs OF any kind, qnaty quantity whatsoeycr
any person or persons for tire purpose otppiiur or m
tehperahce' or u any person persons Shall yeud ar
give away win intent to evade the prpvisions of H.,
ordinance any sprituous liquors OF any Kind quality os
qnahIy whatever TO any one under twenty.one yeare
o ageior II any person or persons shall lease let rv
oI perml 10 I've used as place oI general resort an
uWelng mouse, store house. shop. -hed, cellar or tere
ehI owned held or belonging 10 him. her or them for tIa
purpose oi selling or giving away any wine or sritous
uuorT o any klnd, quality or quantity for Tho
purpose niuppiIng or ntenperance. each and every r
son so ohendng against tie provisions
snaI on conviction thereof, he fined in any sum moi o.,
lhan Ten dollars nor more than fifty dollars and NAV be
imprisoned IN the County Jail than twenty DAYS
nor less than five days 10th the discretion of
'u-tce or PROBATE Judge. Provided tina, nothing in ,h
section sa he 50 construed as to make il uuIawfn IN
sell any oite Aforesaid liquors for sdcra-nta
or mechanical purposes. e'"1'
sec y That this ordinance shall ba in for.a aud .,o
eneot from and after the 18th day Of September ~,
Done III speeai meeting tins 9th DAY Of Aurnst I1i7
CAMM THOMAS
JOHN STARBuCK ! Trustees
THOMAS CARTER. }
A true copy.
Attest, WILLIAM STAsToS..Tp Clerk
August 10. ISJ3.-4t.
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Attest, WILLIAM srasToS..Tp Clerk.
August 10. lSJ3-3t,

a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No.
tce is hereby given, that at the Probate Cour, 70,
belmont County the undersigned was appointed anal
neu as ahlnlnsraior Of the estate of John ThomIso
late of Belmont County, deceased
All those indebted to said estate are re1ested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims aysIn,t
SAID estate, notified present them for setIement
within one year from tins date.
,,s, ABNER WELLS, Administrator
August lgh lSJ3-3w-pd
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WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.

II ME Fall Session will commence on Mon
Il day, September jll, loj3.
Several new Teachers have been engaged these, with
those who with during the past session, form
Faculty which will favorahy compare with any similar
institution IN the country. Lain, French, German,
Spanish and Italian viii be taught; French aud German
by native teachers. Also, Music Pono Harp
Guilar Terms-One half al the commencement, and
The remainder al the middle Of the session.
Board per session OF - weeks $500
Washing per dozen 81
Fuel during winter, per month LOO
tuition PRIMARY Department. per session - weeks 60
Seminary, Junior Class l2.UO
Middle 400
Senior 1890
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music on piano, harp guaf per seson o. weeks s 90
Use OF Instrument 100
Vocal Instruction LOO
Modern Languages per session each 1000
Instruction ia any one OF the kinds OF Fancy work SO
IN all 10 W
Drawing and Painting in water colors 1000
Oil Painting 1910
MRS. 5. d. THOMPSON, Principal.
August &c, Isj3-4t.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Aurust 90

d Flour, State S5,37@2,5O. Ohio s5,4s@
5,56. Southern $5,62@5,6s, and scarce
Wheat, Genessee, 81, ,37. Western Red,
buoyant Corn, yellow 7SA, mixed 74I,
firmer.
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~TATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUN.

CIY ss.-Court Of Common Peas.-Peiition for Par.
tition.
Traverse George. John George Sarah George James
George, Simpson George Lewis George Presley George
Jacob Gossett cs Manda Gossett his wife, Presley Dye
Elizaheth Dye, Harriet Dye, Matilda Dye, and Lewis
Dye children of Margaret and WIN. Dye, deed & Mary
George & W Weeden George and Phoele George
The above named defendants will take notice that
Traverse George plaintiff, flied in the court aforesaid
the 18th O August 1853 petition dem auding partition
of the following Real Estate OF which William George
late of Belmont County decd seizrd IN feesimple the
same, being situate in the county aforesaid and in the
town of Rchand in said county, and being part the
issi half of Sec. 81. Tp :, r. containing acre
and beng the premises which he resided until
his death. said petition forth that Phoebe George
widow of William George decd is entitled dover in
SAID premises and that your petitioner and above
named defendants the of kin to said Decd That
such proceedings will be taken upon said petition as is
authorized by Law.
MILLER PENNINGTON
Au'y. for Petitioner.
August 10 lSJ3.
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef Cattle sold to-day from Ss@S,5O.-
Hogs 7@7,25. Cows Sl0@45. Sheep 49,
5O@5. Lambs $l,5O@3.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ ANTED.-A number of experienced
w and enterprsing agents TO sell by subscriptions
new and complete "Gazetteer O the United staes."
and other highly valuable copyright puhlications-in
the counties of Athens, Belmont. COsh0Cton Guernsey
naiila HARRISON Jefferson Mouroe, Morgan Muskingun
Meigs, Noble, Perry, Tuscarawas, and Washngton-to
whom chance viii he given to make from $50 to 2 100
per month. Persons wishing CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT
IN inns business Will do well apply IAAEDATELY the
office Of the Union Book No g. corner of
Market and 4lh SIS. Up stairs.
W. +, MN ALTERS, Local Agent
steubenve Sent. 9, le53.-3t.-pd.
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS d MANU-
FACTURERS.
$3.50. IN SPLENDID PRIZES. $3.50.

" olume TX of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
commences the l7th of September. 1t is chiefly
devoted to the advancement oftLe interests of N6chaR
ies IreHtOrs, NaHEfetHrers and Farmsrs by the diff
fusion OF useful enOwledge upon tece important branch
IL is edited by men practically skilled in the
aud sciences and is widely regarded sound and able
journal Nearly all the VALUABLE PATssIs which issue
weekly from the PATENT OFFICE are ILLUSTRATED
ESGR AvIsGs and the CLAIMS of all the PATESTs pub
lished in its columns; thus making the paper perfect
SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICAL ENoYcLoPgDA ior future
well present reference. The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is
very extensively circulated Its circulation in tile last
Volume exceeding II 900 copies per week. is in form
for binding; each volume contains several hundred
wings and over four hundred pages of Reading Matter
with Index. The practical receipts alone worth,
family much more than the sulscT pton price.
The Publishers offer the following valuable Zes for
the largest list of subscribers sent in by the lst January
nexi-SIG0 will be given for the largest list; S.5 for
the second $50 the third S45 for the fourth $40 for
the jth gas The 9th, $50 for the th S2J for he e
$50 for the 9TH sis for the l0th $40 for the lit and
SIS for the l2h. The cash will he paid TO the der of
the successful competitor Immediately after January ISL
l5j4.
TpRMs:-One copy one year, So; copy six months.
one dollar; five copies months four doars copies
sixmons eight dollars, copies l2 months, fifteen dol
lars fifteen copies twelve months, twenty-five dollars;
twelve oes twelve months, twenty eight dollars in ad-
vance.
Southern and Western money taken for subsc rptioDs.
Letters should lie directed, postpaid, MUM Co., l25
Fulton street, N. ",
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STATE OF OHIO. BELMONT COUN.

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ Ti, sS.-JonS ELLIoTT, rs: AGSEss BELINDA
bCRkE-The defendant will take notice, that the 21tn
day oi July leJ3 the plaintiff filed his petition this
cause against the defendant the object OF which
recover Judgment against her Or the of sJ- o. ON
an account, with Interest from that date that
attachment was issued and horse, saddle and bride
mas been attached her property the prayer OF the said
petition is that the plaintiff recover the SAID OF
ey on the defendant the defendant III therefore appear
aud answer the said petition the 18th OF October or
Judgment will be ci red against you in default in this
case.
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
September, 2 lg13--Gw.
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GTTHE explosion of gunpowder at Wheel
ing on Monday was heard by persons at this
place, distance of l miles.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
August 80.
Beef Cattle s@94. Cows and Calves, S25
@S5. Sheed $75 to So. Lambs $3.50 to
$4,75.
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,ENTRAL OHIO RAIL ROAD.-By
order o. the Doafd, sui settlers the Capital stoeb
U the CENTRAL OHIO RAIL ROAD, in Belnod,
,Onhy, are hereby notified that the 9TH aent of J0
pet oeht y duc aud payable within thirty day from date
neLeof wiH attend at Bell Air Monday Septeinler K.
Sudge Meeh's ~ Rchland Township TUESDAY s@uts,,s
per Cehtreville wednesday Septemler7 Nj Iiia,.
Ihursday beptenhers, Somerset Friday Reptembcr q
ehesvIlIe Saturday September 10, when 10 yents ay
August 2G. 1853. DeP' 'ieas'
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscribcr
offers for safe the North east ousrte, of ssr,,o,
NO ~ township No. eight, Range No. Eve Living one
mne ana quarter East Of Morrstown and about n,ry
prche. south OF The National road aud two miles Nouh
e haroadt on which there IL about GJ acres cleared
we balance wei tinheted TIE land i good aud weii
w. MWa'eteu For terms apply to VIM TAau,RT. Wheeling
,eck t"o niilcs south Of UniOntOwn Belmont Cnuny
O"'"' august ~. lHb3.-pd. WM. TAGGARr.
~ OTICE.--Is hereby given tho, at INV
! instance an attachment was this dav issued lao
aohh w. Johnson Justice OF tha Peace fof Rim kwogl
IoWhship belmont County, OHIO against the propcrty
ana effects OF Samuel Rawiey an absconding dcior for
we sum o i9riy one dollars and fifty Eve cents Dated
August IL, ls63 1
HAMILTON MURPHY. ,
A.. - - Of the firm Of Tidhaii Il Murphy,
August &C, laJ3.-3t.--pd.
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arrangement Ol dTIlCleS lot ehHlUlLlOH.
Horse department. w. p. FRAZER.
Cattle. ]. M. Mitchell.
Sheep g. Hogs. RoBr. M. WILKINS
Poultry ISAAC AsKEw Sr.
Floral Hail., Z. G. MORGAN.
Mechanics, AMBROSE COLLINS
Domestic, THOMAS THoBURN.
Farmers, SOLOMON BENTLY Jr.
The Prest will be designated by white
Rosette on the Right breast, the Vice Prest
by the same on the left.-The managers by
a scarlet Rosette on the right breast, the
Sec'y & Treasurer by the same on the left,
the Chief Marshall by a white Sash, his
assistants by blue sash, Marshall Of the
stock by green sash, Marshals of the
different halls by blue Rosette on the
Right breast.
CLIFFORD ARIoK Sec'y |. NIEswANGER Prest
]. II. HEAToN Treas. J. II. ScHoFIELD V Prest
f. V. Cleaver,
Reece Lewis,
Managers. L. C. Mitchell,
d. s. Adams,
ii. Pennington
h. V. Cleaver
J. II. Heaton, Committee of
Reece Lewis, Arrangements
d. s. Adams.
The following are part Of the preparations
now making:
The managers have rented IA acres for
ten years, 4 of which are enclosed with a
high and permanent fence.
Main building 80 by "a feet with one wing
"a by 80 feet.
Flora. Hall "a by 40 feet.
Officers and Treasurer a. Secretary
buildings Eating saloon l6 by 100 feet.
others to let.
$50 stalls Cor horses & cattle.
40 pens for sheep g. hogs.
10 acres for herds.
Seats, shadngs g. other conveniences will
! be erected within the enclosure.
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Gun Maker,

And ierlSr IN all kiHds If &pJrtsHcH's articles,
ORc door sovf5 Of tae GaigH House, Columbus
Street. Ottrr1, H.,
l. HEP>tonsIlujty on hand general assortment
N Of tns IN and German double and single
low Ing pieces, boys guns, 4 good variety, Nil of
which were bought or cash, and selected rom
large INVOICES, with gttatCare as to their general
worNman~hi paui finish, and can be sold al better
bargains than have been heretofore had IN this
market.
wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judges oiths article will md ii
au ohiectto call on the subscribers where they can
tepeutupon what IS told thsm and be sure OF get
ting good sale gun, "a We deal with none bu, The
regular gan dealers, and have none Of the cheap
cast Ironstuh with wh,yh the country u flooded
Rifles, made rom Reminglous celebrated cast
siec! aud iron barrels, are warranted to BE equal to
any made IN this state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship The subscribers
have 'StssyeIa! years been engaged m the manu-
taCture OF ths celebrated increased twist rifles and
nave aSli.,d themselves OF all the latest improve
mcnls q regards the inside finish and sighting
We Halter ourselves thai an inspection OF the work
made n our establishment is all that Is wanted to
satisfy gentlemen Of the truth OF the above state
Unut.
Powder, n superior article kept, suitable for tar.
sc; practice or long ranges.
Key lifting done bycompetenl hands and in a
workmaulke manner.
All work lone by him is warranted.
Ottawa Dec ,, 1852. r. 7. BRUNEER.
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Cry Goods at Wholesale.
SPRING TRADE.
COOLEY. WADSWORrH & CO.,

Us SOUTH WATER ) I.
II AVEuow an store, and are constantly recs;-
i living, dirsctirom the manufacturers every
variety OF
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
suited to the Western trade. one ct thepirurrs
deyoungh.s entire time To purchasing, We are pre-
pared to improve every facility which the market
affords, AMI intend to make our stock al all times
the most complete and desirable "a our city, ho-
ping therebytu merit 4 continuance ct the liberal
patronage which has heretofore been extended 10
US from Western merchants. A,acgc proportion
Of our domestic goods We're purchased lgs'i1li he
lore thetlse, aud ID soliciting uadr,Ts d1H idtts
fullest cqRfisErs that zee can JOB G5oiS IN
Chic4C0On -lrlI'g IS tdU9Tabie terms 90 the Yay-
chaser as u aar a5lse ,ctrs located "a Ne,g York
9TclsciciaTc
We would respectfully invite the attention Of
Western Mgrciautsto cur Stock, before making
thrirpurch7s,s Chicago. March 70
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Green's Mills,

THE above mills hayelust undergone thorough
I repairs and are now so arranged that SIX run
OF bhrrs can be turned on custom work or merchant
either, winch ma Aes the odd Pioneer" one oithr
bestcustom mills m the state; as the four run ui
merchantbuus, bolts, &c, va! be used for custom
work whcnevcrrequIred,
en'Iemrn give Us callns We are determined
To spare no pans. with good, competent, aud ac 70
commodatng millcrs, to render standardization
The undersigned has Obtained the entire CON
troll oithe above mills and wall hereafter supcrn-
tend thcm m person and hr feels confident that
wlthhlS New arrangement together with a younr
hietme's experience in the above business that he
cansalely defy all honorable competition.
Dayton, Sept. II, 1852. D. GREEN.
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Reedstown Springs.


THE subscriber oii,rsior sale at moderate rates
500 Town Lots.
The above Town is laid out half way between
Ottawa aud La Sale at the White sulphur
Springs, IN the township Of Utica. La Sale coun-
ty, on Illinois River. IT, location ., highly tavo-
rablr, having the Illinois aud Michigan Canan mud
the Rock Island and Chicago railroad running a
long one side, and The Illinois rver on The orhrr.
The riyerI.ulyignble - tia large portion OF the
year Tor boats OF the largest class
Upon the site are a number otyery large sulphur
SpungS-weIi known throughout this state, and
We may say with truth, the whole west, as the
Great White sulphur Springs" These Spring.
though but recently discovered are rapidly gaming
fame for their medicinal properties, unsurpassed
by any mineral springs IN the country, and already
they Ire made the place of r-sortof hnudrrds who
seek the west tor their health, and to pass the plea
saul seasons IN our Prairie Land
The subscriber invites all who wish 10 purchase
lots, 10 call ana the ground As he believes tina
the best recommendation hecan giyeit
Jan /. A. Z. RErn.
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Brinkerhof & Penton,

Are general whoIesae agents and dealers in nlco
ho, oi high proof, cologne, spirits, and genuine
cod liver oil, and all genuine pdfeLt medicines
that are Of any rdiHe. Our stock is one OF tho
argest in the western country aud we hope that
honorable dealing, and by keeping goods OF the
first gu lily AT uniform low prices, 10 merit lbe-
raj share OF the wholesale jobblng trade Of this
section OF Illinois BRlSKERHoFF Il PESToS,
wholesale druggsi', No "a Lake street, directly
opposite fremont rouse, Chicago. August 10
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THE undersigned, supsriulenden's of poor OF
"a sale county, al. receive %rttsu progo-
sfls from physicians uuiilthe 2lst day OF Dscsm-
Der next, Ter lufuishin ed!c!Ge and medical nd
10 the pcgpers in the poor house OF said county,
also, the inmates Of the llIi, and all other vag.
pegs that may b. residents OF the tOrl Of Qua
wa, tor he year ls5t. lle uRGrrsi snrd q so VISA
to secure he 7ersss %; good and Efficient person
to take charge q ,bt Sor house for the term OF
one yya.!roa The ..r-. day OF January next We
s11i. also be IA "a Sale On the G!J and IN Peru
on the 2jI OF December neI,, -IeuVe will re-
crTr proposals Tor furnishing medicine and nedi.
ca. aid 10 the plUper5 II taoss respective towns
tor he year 1854. The RICH, viii be reserved TO
rctauy oral proposals It not deemed for he in.
irrrS' OF TIE county. Ours W JACKSON, J .Syp.
November :. SYLyAS~L Crook, pour.
Pm lLL - NL-i. nln.rs 81 a.e cnnE
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Estate Of HurrjsoN y. Nay', drG
NOTICE i hereby given, that We viii mike
~ application Ia the county court OF La Sale
county. on the 81 Monday in December next. Ter
an order to sell the lands ard tenement, belonging
10 'he estate OF HARRISON y. DAVIS, deceased, OF
somurh al may be necessary 10 pay he de BITS o
saidestate, at which time ouj pare % psrso NJ In
teresied are requested % uPp,g; ard show cau,,
why sa,drcaltsta houJ not - sold Tor the pur.
pose aforesaid. 4. =. NasFoSo, idp.r.,
OeInherE - ENNA uA--s. AdM-r.
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A0licc

+ hereby given, that ~ y.5.le aian order ~ rh-
4 county court 1t Ia - -rou1.N, made It he
Oc'cl"rt-,m iber, of, 1852, -1a.i ,Tras.tc a 1,
nj publcyendus, on tas grs,1.i s.. n he own q
Nor'hY0., on TUESDAY, he "a o., Of January
1851, between the hours oils o'c.,ch 4. l. 81
5u'C.ock 7. VI. At ts- SAM DAY, the 4. .ox.ag
described zeal estate, Cl which Garrett Arnold
Jar" - IN sail. county, dl-as.,;st w. t.e s,
Hcrs OF he Nh ct the u-1ot Sec :. township IS
north "i range east q the 7jp. n, oraomurl
'her,"l a. vii o" necessary 90 10y the debt
a4a'Isl s2id estate. Term, made hucwr on On,
Of sU.e. 90 N,Ty Nry0tD thu,
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NOW Is THE TIME FOR FRUIT TREES.
Barrys great work on the fruit garden intended
to explain and illustrate the physiology OF fruit
trees; thcoryand practice OF all operations con-
ncrted with props CATION, pruning, transplnniing
and training OF orchards and garden trees-lnying
out OF orchards and gardens-destnction OF in
srcts-preservng fruits-selection OF varieties
Price, sl25. Copies for he country mailed free OF
postage, by a. II. & G.. hurley,
July Is. l22 Lake ST., Chicago.
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SHAWL Store

AnI every shawl vii be cold at n hargnin- IN
manlil.as every style worn, besides many SYKES
that can't be found elsewhere. II is I'M
possible in the narrow limits o! an al,
vcr,isemen,, to give any idea OF our stock aud
the numerous bargains We are now Offering. sui
fceit 10 say, that We have every new and desirable
style of goods IN the market, from the commences
urticleol domestic manufacture, to the finest pfo-
ducts Of the looms, India, England, France, Ger
many, and Switzerland, andw: viii guarantee
eyerypecc, style and. description Of goods 20 Ne
lower than they can be boughtelsewherc, and will
cheeriillyreurn the money IN any instance where
any article bought Of Us can he had tor less piice
anywhere else, or where any article has been in
anyway misrepresentei by anyot our statesmen.
We shall be in receipt OF every new and deslrl-
bic style of goods, Immediately on their appea-
rance in the eastern market, having resdent buy
ers always on the look ont for novelties in styles.