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The Empire County argus., 1854-07-29
a sfGIilabiG Mistake.

In looking over the proceedings Of the Boilers
Convention. we perceive that Mir McA pin is repor-
ted to have said that Mr. Latham would not accept
the ntmnaticn for Congress. We have no hesita
ton III pron"uncng this an errcr MIR. Latham viii
acccrt. fut to prove bis s'ntrmcnt the speaker
promised to publish letter from Mr. Latham to
that eff c.
Now If j. vii and widely known that Mr.. La
than has written to many Of his friends in lis city
saying t!.ar 'n would not be a candidate for nomi-
nation and l.is journal was the first to publish the
fact. La, ,hese letters We're written some time
since. He has written others of Il later date in
which he MT only distinctly states that he will ac-
copt ihe nomination with pleasure, but gives the
reasons why. We have two Of these in our posses
sion now-one of which is addressed to ourself-thc
other to a friend in this city. We extract
"WAsHlNCToN May Goth. 1854.
E}tors Site Jcurnai:
Il see You have announced in your paper my
intention not to run for Congress again. This is
right. r. when the Convention meets. dissentions
ar*.. and hear hurlings growing out Of the Spna-
tora fight prevent the union of the party-then
ifmy name could III any way restore harmony. and
the party should renomnate me. would nol refuse
t, run could not but he mplimen,ed by an
unsolicited nomination. and could not refuse Tie first
LW Of GH party-obed.eice to It's manddtes''
NJ S LlTn4M.
Now. just such an exigcncy did arise and Mr.
Il (ams name was used to harmuni,e the rarty
and 'he mcnbars OF the Musical ial Convention
knew if. bat they refused to inmate him. and
new they 'lanior him by saying that be viii not
ran They will find that out on election day. Eu
here is an extract from another letter addressed "
Mr. latham to friend in thi, ci,y. Read:
"Fut am perfectly satisfied that no man our
people can send here can do any great good by
serving but one term in Congress They have an
ioa here that California will never send the same
RcpreS,n atives second time. and can do but lit
lie good unless my people show their conf lencn hy
rc.nominating me. hu- end ysed am bound to
make my mark and be felt
There now. Let Mr. McApn publish what lie
plcases against Mr.. Latham He cannot hurt him
Under these circumstances. we think. and we
cannot d. uht that every good Democrat will think
with Us, that Messrs Denver and Herbert should
withdraw. and not stand in the way of he success,
of the Nemocratc party. If they will withdraw,
and their friends will support Ncs,rs. Latham x
MclouGal who are tried Democrats, and unhinch-
ing friends Of the Administrator, there can be no
doubt Of glorious triumph. If they will not do
this, they mny he the means Of eccting Wings and
consequently opponents of the Administration for
even they can lave no hope Of their own elect N.
We hardly expect hem to do this but if they do
not they must not claim have regard for the De-
! nlccracy or for The National Administration II
! they do not withdraw their work directly against
/ both. Let them stand out Of the way Of the pto
pies candidates. We shall see what we shall be
Stale Jouf00f
The Empire County argus., 1854-07-29

A Yankee and an Engshman Were arguing to.
gether when the latter, in reply some severe re.
mark Of lonathans said,
You are arguing against your ancestors
mo, am not" was the reply
"Whu was your father :"
"A Yankee
Who were your forefathers ~
Yankees
Who were Adam and Eve 7"
Yankees by thunder"
The Empire County argus., 1854-07-29

A gentleman and his lndv, while riding in
chaise, and turning the corner of fremont and Can
ton streets one afternoon accidcntly ran the horse
against two Irishmen, knocking duwn one, who
rolled over In the mud like barrel, until he be-
came all of one color.
rhe lady screamed, and exclaimed, ''He is dead"
Not bit of it y exclaimed Pat, jumping up;
but Id like to know if that's the way yo always
do it. !"
The Empire County argus., 1854-07-29
EVENING SESSION,

Judge MCGOWAN called the Convention to order.
and stated that the next in order wand be the re-
port of the Committee who had been appointed to
draft the Address.
Mr. Walker on behalf of the Committee read
the following
Address arb Ttcso' utions.
10 THE DEMOCRACY OF CALIFoRNIA:
The Democratic party of this State is necessarily
composed OF more Heterogeneous elements than those
which constitute the parry in other States of the
Union. Coming as cur people do from all parts of
the world--brngins with them IA Thousand diff r.
ences of feeling and opnon--it is to be expected
that all aggiegatons of party shall be less accor-
dant here than elsewhere.
This has been apparent from the first organization
Of the Democratic party in California. But there
has always been portion Of the pariy--and this
the masses of t-who have desired to sink all Sec
tienal issues and unite ON the great principles of
the party of the Union. Others have as long and
as certainly manifested desire to divide the party
and sectionalize it's prime Piles.
these two motives have always influenced, to
great extent the action of party within ITSELF 1t
was not until last year, and after the nomination Of
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AFTERNOON SESSION..


The Convention a>ecmb ed at ?. NJ, pursuant
to the notice.
The President then declared nominations for car
didates to b. in order
Mr. Lippinc 1T nominated Mr. :. W. Conroth Of
Tuoumne as n candidate for Congress.
MIR. Vermeue nominated Mr.. Wallace. of Santa
Clara.
Mr.. Ioughtalns nominated NJ. S. Latham of
Sacramento.
Mr. Bryan nominated g. F. NIyrcs of ilaccr.
Mr. - npmina:ed E. II. Bryan. Of luAa.
Mr. II. A. Thompson nominated j. A. McDou-
Gal Of San Francisco.
Mr.. Cochran nominated f. c. Marshall Of San
Francisco.
Mr.. Liprincott stated that he hal been requested
by Mr.. Co,froth to withdraw his name
loud cries of No NoO
AIr. Coifroth then came forward and in an im-
pressive speech. which was received with frequent
bursts OF applause, formally withdrew his name
from the list Of nominees
Mr.. Walker AZ the request of Mr.. Bryan. with
drew the name Of that gentleman and paid very
elegant trbute to his services to the Dem cTa5ic
parry Of this State.
Mr.. CLAYTON after few eloquent remarks. with
drew the name Of 3. 7. Myro..
Mr. Vcrmcnla having nominated ". 7. Wallace.
of Santa Clara, withdrew his name.
The names Of the other gentlemen nom ed
were then formally Withdrawn by heir friends.
with the exception Of the names Of La,ham and
NlcDougal
Mr.. Lippincott then moved tha. AIessrs. NJ. $.
Latham and a,neS A. Nc raj b, nominated n
Representatives to Congress, by acclamatioa car
rie1
On motion of Mr. Spragur, NJ s. latham. Of
Sacramento was nominated ly acclamati'n. as a
Representative to Congress from the northern part
of this State carried unanimously.
On motion Of II. A. Thompson ames \. McOou-
gal was nominated by acclamauon. aS n ReprcSen.
tative to Congress from the southern part IF the
State carried unanimously.
The President then declared nominations for the
Office of Clerk of the Supreme Court to be in order.
The following gentlemen were nominated:
Mr.. McBraver nominated II. Griffith, Of Yolo.
MIR. Lee nominated / X. Woolside Of Monte
rey.
Mr. Brush nominated D. A. Enyart, Of Tuol-
umne.
Mr.. Lippincott nominated Martin Rowan, Of
Calayeras
All of The above nominations. with the execution
of that Of Mr.. Wood.ide, were Withdrawal by their
friends.
On motion Of Mr. Lee. r. X. Wood'dc. Of Mon
terey. was declared the nominee for Clerk Of the
Supreme Court. hy accama,ion.
On motion of Mir. Conness. the convention took
a recess until P. NJ. fr the purposc OF giving the
committee On ala address and resolutions time to
report
The Empire County argus., 1854-07-29

How TO GET UP EARLY-place a basin of cold
water by the side of your bed when you first awake
in the morning, dip your hands in tho basin and
wet your brow, AMI sleep will not agaia seal you
in its treacherous embrace.
The Empire County argus., 1854-07-29
THE ENpIRE COUNTY ARGUS.
pun-.1sIED EvEASa 5AsJ1DAF MORNING
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Convention assembled n 3 ocl' ck 7 Nj. Il
The BAPTIST Church. and was called to order h'
Mr. . e. Frederick Chairman ofthe State Centre !
Committee.
Mir VeYmcul, nominated Edward McGowan a
temporary Chairman Of the Convention. arriHd
Charles p Nichols Of Sacramento. and "dg'
Davis Divine of Santa Clara were appointed Hccr''
taries
A comn,;ttc, ,,a~ a,nointcd to cxa nine the or
de ,tias of the delegates.
A delerate moved that committee Of five he ap
y n,nted to nominate permanent officers uf the con-
vention.
Mr.. Conness moved to amend by adding that the
committee be requested to prepare an address cX
rressive of the views of the meeting. which wa
carried.
MIR. MCGOWAN appointed Mcssrs. Walker. FaGar.
Conness, Clayton and Cluclman to act rs said
committee.
The G. mmittce reported F. NcGowan for rrcsi-
dent. and p Nicl,,ls and Tasis Divine for Sec
retaries which was adopted.
After considerable debate be invention adj urncd
about ocltck, to meet at the call If the Chairman.
the next day. The Trustees Of the church laNing
refused to let the convention hold its sitngs longer
ia that place.
SECOND DAY.
July 10TH. 1854
At Q o'clock, A. NJ the Democratic State Con-
yention Judge McGowan President, met at Carpen-
ters buildng
report was received from the committee on
credentials.
resolution was passed. that committee of
three be appointed to center wilh the Trustee" Of
the Baptist church, and repair any damages that
may have been committee.
Nlcssrs E.ill Hager and Hays were appointed t"
act as said committee.
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Things themselves change less than our manno :
Of looking at them.
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FI0m n, Fairmoni { Ha.l R,puIiiegn.

IN lNvALuABLE MEDICINE. lit Is but seldom we find
among the many lem'des offered TO tile public tic
OF disease one we consent to commend, whose Vr
tues we ave able TO discover, and have always beduOusy
ided giving utteranee to anything that might lead any
one TO suppose that we pac ID any faith their prelen'
this place. aud which las become as familiar 10 tho public
as household words we speak ON knowledge OF its In.
unso eNcellenees, tts adaptation 10 maUy OF tie lille OF
scak Of tho NOnparel Nerve and Hone nneni, prepaT
I'd BY u. u. Carr TO-. f,Om prescription furnished by
Or Watson Carr late Of MOIgontOwu, anduOw OF Wheel
ing, ono OF The most eminent Physicians Virginia TAs
nnent based upon tho broad pIne that any en'e
dy which will reliev external pain, will pIope com.
BOUNDED be equally eioacOus In IemOviI internal hnee
lions, pitt cipe that has be, successfully develoTed
II Is simply the Offspring OF Soieice, being mild aud sim.
le IN its action end yet revealing In It's effects power
inure iucrcdble Teat hing tho must hidden sinews OF
aud bcastad yet being inuoXious to Inc weakest infant
II is alsn by ar the ehthP, Linneut IN lilo market being
put w In ottles twice as large the majority, az
outh larger than the largest besides being tbs four
times as strong We commend 1t to those In want OF
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MEDICTNAL.
Dr. HalPs CeIe6rated PQImonic EligiT

Ut AluttI " NrNtpVlttNpNR =
NOR tho permanent ofcO1ghs, cOlda
hamaon oftho brOnehea dhoaisenoss oeuseu ny Iun
io peaAing and all affections Il The organs OF osl'"
Warranted the poalanlrstand best medicine for dlseao
ca Tic lungs eyeT sold In America a..
lu nresenlllg this mcdIoinJ 10 The pnbWo nlEe ts
sniShetion 10 Know Tint we not only nlWeN lheu VIZ
an iySS bic anioto for tile Glass OF diseases Y !oeS'
Sea Ia cure but ole which Is perfectly hatnesa IN ls 4I
elsupCm Inc constitution, an o1n 10 Win
Out nuy fear OF mineral posOn' for II contains nOnes
Tho sct TINT large portion OF The suhorlns lhu uean
ihroqhoult country Is caused hy Nlteaso OF lhe 0es
of resnIraiOn cOnsfqucn! upon exposure ana colu h9s
iuccI IA TO nut ID Mlhln The IcdCh Of every irdNuuhl
WIN may need 10 ,edy that has proven l'sell
This medicine is the result ola long experience ana
study oIise diseases of He lungs which an so frequent ~
OuT bic cuaaI aud we claim II 10 DO IN edVaco
of AFT nrdlclues yer betnre discovered r Those pecuaI
romp ,ints, an Improvement ~ nall, AMI consequently
urIlori 10 allOlcIs
We shall make no evtavagan' assertions OIL efficacy
In curing Ill 10 tic vendee O 700 many noslIuWY,
who deceive all who trust then nor shall we h0d out any
inducements which experience does not justly.
lTpAi0lia will peIsevero ~ tbs use o. nus meuolhoI
and use Il dlnoted they will be oute ~ every Instance
that tits not beyond the power OF meWclne lheIe AI9
persons ejoyinsthe blessings Oh hellIh
rel owed life, itwere, who otherwise would have long
stree been In toiT grave but TOT tie timely anu poTsnHo
ring use oil this Invaluable remedy Ills mol pretended
that IL is nblble In eve stage oloonsumnOn, bu we
know II TO b. better adapted 10 tile various dscuAeS OF no
respiratory oTgals than any other Medicine ever oHeIeu 70
the public. All abkis trial, aud In every Instance u
Usel nicely seeordnsto Tie directions, aud perfect sals
faction IL not Civ ~, tic money Will he returned .,.
Genuine slgIed Is. HALL 4 co. FOR sale nv JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling Va. Also, by Dnggsia
&c eTay throughout the country. al2-lY
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EASTERN ADVBRTISEMENTS.
HoaRlnh. Heiskell q %.


Hoskins, Heiskell q Co.
IhroATERs ANp yo19EEsoT
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
TTAVR removed 10 be new Iron Building. 9i3 Mdrget
III Al. and 81 Commerce 81 PHILADELPHIA, sni1,lS
Anspaoh, Brother & 90,
Wholesale DRY GODS STORE,
John SSsp.t da'JF -, o5B ssoSy aos R
William AnsPaohI.. HenryB Perman. senl7,dom
VOTES, Ballard q Co.
lNPOPTHRa AND jonlEu1iN -LEI
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
no Mdrksi airStt, philadelphia.
OBI. T. kgLLV, formerly OF Wheeling Is engaged
IN tbs llouse,) st ~ Mp.s-dly
Odd RoIlows, llpaons, lltl Hen, soRo q
TonPernutN
BdnHcrS, Seals and Jelceis, manufactured and sofa
by Gibbs & Smith, No. IS BgiiimOrr Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
THB asoTtment usually on har j cOnsslaOG
REGAIlA,
Old FsIoIts'-GTAnd and Subordinate Lodge aud x :
Past Grand and other CHiesrs. plslnano
embroidered
Ps6y embroidered Rncampucnt Parad
@asOaie-Knlghis TSmpSr, Royal Ash, and Master
Jewels, Robes, Banners, 81 ,ordsy &c.
DylsIons-o fiesrs and Members.
a, hSa 90 Past 0aeeLs aid richly
gu Degree WORKING and EsWsI hSss"a'
or The various Orders, Of Silver en- OF Plated Metals,
neludlns Knights Iemplar with DlIbs)
BANNERS.
Bannes ofovery si1e style and coat adapted to tho
ioua orders and Societies, Manufactured orderi and Dc
Sns SE Banners when required Srn'SsG re "a
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. DC.
Comprising the largest assortment TO be found IN the u S.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
In ,r t,or lf.uo sunnlV
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/ sMEDICAL. I'M
prnf Wnndal

Hair RssioFnlive le now l0r ne aTsi Tine Intro
III ,neeJ 10 Inc Citizens OF Wheeling, at No i39 Mark
SiIeet which Is the Only sure remedy ever invented that
win eecIuiy restore the grey haTt aud whskers 10 the
head Ia short lime with the natural covering, remove
dindTuR and prevents the hair from ius on and Ia nee
RON tho htv ednen 20 Objectionable In divers prra.
ralions different befOie the publlo tile RE
sroRATIvE Is bSauml article for the toilet, for the old
or young and only be app eeiaied by s usei aud all
respectfully Invited TO the Depot and examine
the Testimonials Of ladies aud gentlemen Of high reputa
tiOn In the South aud Weti, where II ivtned but
slatesmAnand Senator, judge Breese, OF lliinolti
CARLYLE, H.. Jme 81, 1883
have used Prof o. s. wUods' Hair Resioraiive aud
have admired the wonderful effect Ny hair was becOm-
g, as thought, pennturely gey, but by The OF his
'Reslolavo' II has resumed It's gns color and have
no doubt permanently so. .
sInNRY BREEsB,
kN.Sanatnr OF tic unIed SlnIe9.
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ARn You eUPFnRINa

VIRoh RheuniallAm, Sore Threat, Group. nGIeult
B9Rng Tooth S c S PSSIes ram msnn 1s'
iion sin Joints Cuts BrSe4 Potou Sores, Fever Sores,
nan 20 cRpe lane 6G Ri Ss Poi
Gus Insects Rabid Dogs, Eguc cake Ague IN tho Breast
OF Face, burns, bruises, ehaang eharped hands, eoIns,
Museu AZ weakness Paralysis, Plies, Bar. Ache, Ulcers
Sail Rheun, Ssgryy Sore Hippss Sore Lips, YenOreal
ass III ed that IN this article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which mol only removes pain almost nsanianeously but
ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
Some will aughat tue idea Of any composition curing
diseases though n1ne Gus In name ali aIise ON similar
causes, the proposition will less eNiTavaganlI but
we've il len times nre SO rnE TAUTs wi ch Stare Us In Inc
Ies would force tue csdd to acknowledge It's msits tot
all who have used y Themselves or Witnessed ~ nggie
TO THOSE WHO THINK,
Have youneyer noticed the spik ng miarlty between
cn namcsI And has Il nevcrooeurIed TO you that em
edy might be prepared which should DO equally applicable
az LxtHRNT which does moi Insult your understanding
BY clamns TO have beef found In acme burning moiHiIiHS
0,IPRSo strScri being mia aud simple IN lie action
aud yet revealing IN its eccls power almost Incredible,
reaching tho most hidden Sinews Of nnnn or benHt,
aud yet being inhoxols the weakest MART III also
by far tic eheapcsf liment in the market being put uin
bottles Tic a. 'GrgS Is TIE majority and one iouTu lagcr
than the laTge' besides bGUg more than four tim CO
sIrOngi VIC the eo offer II you with pride aud
denee anaittle exactly suited to the wants OF rich
poor high OF low,
he unprecedented size In which the Nonpareil Imminent
nw up ana tie vast expense Of the materials used in IT,
makes impossible oi US tOpsy lO the printing OF the
u NECESSARY as the article whe II is used viii certify
iOT ITSELF,
We would however rerer those efHcted ones who have
SO oen been quilted by TO- ged oehcaes aud assertions
To the following Names being but vi The many per.
SONS whose character IOT caudOr AMI veTaCy needs
naegyIIe f,om Us, md who having mly esedt virtues
In the different diseases for which II is recommended
prenaIed To speak Of its metiis as II deserves.
Sud Ia Wheeling by James BakeT, Kels a. Caldwell
Il Logan a 20, HRMeKee, Patterson q Co and by tho
principal Druggists Of Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
August IA, 'j3
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SIDNEY BREEsR,
Ex-senator OF tho United States.
PrOfe'.or wooS.I 0slon'nl san"''vo

UfoIehHoF WOOUH' UfICnlnI NnuWIINU
l.tutment,
This lAnmentiSa valuable auxiliary IN tho treatment o.
some OF the most formidable diseases with which IL rs o
lot tocOHieAdi orinslauec, iHaHaiioH Of ne ltHEs Gd
6oUels BY thorough and continued application OF lhis
Lniment over the region Of the lecCd organ, lhese o'h
erwse oTmidi bic dlseasos orc al once dsae OF MOI
than halt ther terrOis, particularly among children, an9
with all the eloqJenee OF eeng aud Affections bear lhe
ued testhnOny tile fact that II had sitohed htiT chill
their former health and beauty again. II WI. he iound
pIweTiu auxiliary IN removing what Is gene ally known
as Agua Cake, enlargement Of the spleen IN all
cases where eStern applleatiOis OF service this lin
Tneni will be found usoii. ... -..
General Depot Cos broadway, New York; and lis
aTket st lIouiH
Porsaie Wholesale and retail in Wheeiingby
js7dsm WILLIAM j. ARMSTRONG
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WIN. r. SELBY. =,
WHOLHSALB DEALER IN
Foreign a DOmesiic Dry GoSdL ns
No. III Main Si., West eide bft'0t'n Nom"


Foreign a. DOmeatic Dry Go9an no
No. III Main a., West aide, bftIotrn hOm"
,raa aS Union sis.
Wheeling, VA ~
rs NOW IN receipt OF his Spring stock OF " Ia
u bEd NOllohs, direct from importers ana M'y,bf
IeTs, Comprising as complete and deslIao!e - -
goods adapted to NE trade this section as
In any hOu r, RasfoT WSsi, to which would IS,r'
invite the attention Of reiall Dealers consisting"
DREss GOODS. IL
In black silks, alpaeas, POpins, laws, de ~
hams ETC., with very large stock OF pllhlsI Vi ~
mikes and cOlOTa. Also, bonnOts, TibhOhS'"N
OTHER trimmings In variety. and VI
MEN's WEAR, .t-rh
IN cloths, cspsimeTs, tattlnttts, neIino 10, ~
Jeans tweeds, and summer cOlhsi nls0I ~
Hia' blue ddlls. brown liuens, linen dils! '5 ~
other anoh goods, very desirable asso., b,is ~
mems aud boyt palm hats Leghorn an9 I In,5
wool, bTash hata, eici With full StotE o. I.psT5 tni
ton baeEing, seamless baga, buIaps, table ~ bSGl
drlllimrs, ckidgos cheeks, shll ting, lt 90
and blsat hed mIsllTsi With good a'oeh u
IN the ~
"a cambTic6 jseonels, lrish linens, y,dJ
tons hosiery, gloves, combs, etc ~ ah u.i q Nts
Ny whole ttotk WIN BE- found un3Wl
Pg q IS slyIs, aslpPrlse'5 WI. sELsS-
x ET9g PUTS fP6e Tad, dry. !oT sale . 10y GwI2pwH
- WUl"
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MEDICINALg

The NOnpareil Nerve and Bone
III MIN EMIT,
BY n. n. CARR a CO., FROM
"A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, IF WHEELING
LATE OF MORGANTowN.
n Is Jased upon heByoHd principle hi anHyseag eleh
iriH Teltre an erisrihl pain, lotH PTopsrly com
rounded, b cqnaHy sueesssfgl % ,rewovtng iH'sT-
HaI agseiiohs, poleer tshteh fs bsdnt6llly
dsr-f,nod IN dNl ptculfGT 70 ne
Nf1NPdREiL IlNIMRkT
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No l, sprigg House DmpOrium!l
CLOTHS, cAssIMBRBs AND vEsTINGsl


New SpTlnE nnd Summer GOOdsI
,TdRBrieasuTc In being able TO eaytO my old cuat M
eTs aud the lash oabe community, that have iusi
riuTned New York. and have been able H. procure
he most Fashionable Goods for the season that the great
emporium New York. can import from france and the
old committees and having dis ensed with tile sale OF rom
clothing Eiyes me morn room and time TO attend 70
he wants Of my customers in the fashionable way. My
new stock now consisls Of
BLACK, Drown, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also silk and wool cashmefetts, all shades and eooIsi
bonbilne apiteT cloths, nenand GTaFScotlS'
French, English, and me lean eaasne est ALTO ducks
linen drllIngs &c, for making pants As TO Vesinss
nave tile most belu selection ever looked az In any el
~ all OF which prepared TO lake up ~ the most
"a hunahle and best STYLE as have secured vi kuSskLLs
services cutler the coming season, feel certain III
lyn that can furnish better cloths than any house west
VI The Allegheny mountains. - .,,,,.
In connection with Tie above havea beautiful assot-
msn Furnishing Goods, all fire seasonab!s, and ASH
tlna eOnSttinE OF CLOTH cashmere, eashmeTet, hOnl
balne grass linen, dIsbta and plain linen, ook, dress
end busineSs coats, vests and pants made nom Tue most
fashionable aud seasonsbe Goods In great vAHetiI also
lhen and cotton Shirts, SAX, III lambs wool d cot
ton undersGis aud DAwersi cIavats. stocks collars,
gloves aud saspendeTs. ..,.
Hosiery 10 eIeat vaTe also. every other article suit
able i0r completing tenteman's waid rJbe .-
All the above named articles, together win many othel
articles that he found at my store No Spgs House
Pleafe call la and take ooh, ana mpeh oolee y99I1s
BG2t o. hlCb'
NOTICE EXTRA.
Ihaye small sto,k common elohinB that will dis
pore COST less, TO make room fol- my Spring
o fine goods.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-19
ASSIGNBES NOTICE,

CimeOn u. woodrow having, on the nth day OF
= Api eA, by proper deed conveyed in trust to the
unds signed Tor Tie benefit OF bis said MOodTOw'S credit
ora 81 his real and Psrtons property and chooses
lion, all persons IN any wiss Indebted 10 said Woodrow
4e equired to make Immediate payment TO me, and all
re having claims sgansi said Woodrow are required
ia Order Ceeiys any benefit. under sad trust, within
months 10 r their claims with the proper Teleateac
co,dng TO the terms OF said deed with the une
sil3 GEO W. SIGHTS Assignee