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The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
s. L. PANcoAST g. CO.,
TRIMMINGS,
G0NEEGTI0 FRIES. &c

M iSSES ). 4. d T.. A. BELL desire TO COMM
lfI nicate 10 the public the fact iAat lkcy have
opened Of the NEST select an5 extensive assert
snens OF Trimmings. &C., that has evet been presented
90 the citizens of Saayrns They have constantly on
hand ehoIee selections Of l'nngnIags and Fancy Ar
hroideries. Kid Gloves. fIandkertheis lloaieries,
Lephyrs, Tidy and KniiiiHg Csifou- Window Shades.
Leokins Glasses, Work Baskets. Sewing Birds. Port
honniss etc Also. an excellent assortment OF Sta
tionery. Periumery and Cvnieeisnlierles
rihking done al the sofest notice and at Philadel
Phia prices 3, afssss 4 .s5-l : nj .sIs'Z
fss q .s 6. u. q Il. A. BELL.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
CERCUE.AR.

ssmra THE subscriber begs leave respectfully tc
inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he continues the business OF a CABINET
MAKERS FINDING STORE, at The old esla blJshed
stand, No. l34 South Second ST.. below Dock street
Philadelphia. amd from has long axperieuce IN the
business iatters himself that he well understands The
wants of The Trade.
The stock OF Goods on hand compr ses every
description % Materials usyI by Cabinet Makers, con
sisling part Of the following:
HARDWARE DEPARFMENT-LOckS Hinges
Screws. CssOls, Bed Screws, Adds Carving r,nls
Oh lr and Sula Springs, Guflin Handles. Screw, ec
Also, a full assortment OF Cabinet Make-S' Tools
Looking Glass Plates anu Frames, Glue, Varnish Sand.
paper, liar Cloth, Cured Hair. Rurlaps, Black aud
Fancy Silk anJ Worsied Gnnps, Sofa ne Chair Web
Twne, Sacklng bottoms, Rosewood, Mahogany Wal
nut. and Maple Knobs, aud Glass Screws Marble
Slabs.
The LUMBER Department, consists of Rosewood.
MahOgany and Walnut Veneers, Boards and Planks ;
Coffin BoaFds Poplar Ash, Pine, Maple aud ulher
seasoned Lumber.
W3 The FURNITURE Department flor The
trade only ,)embTaces a rye variety OF Fancy
E7x Articles, IN sewOod. valiant ana lnahoguny,
including 'rahle>, lash Stands ChuIrs " hal.
NOIs, EIaseres, Hat Racks. Bed Posts, turned and
carved Muuidiugs, DC.
In making this announcement To The DnbIic Tho
subscriber desires 10 assure Them that he intends To do
all lie Pru;es>es, to keep up the hest s.ork nt
GuOds Ia hS county, In his line al business 10 sell u
lar aud TesOna 'r pfIceS, aud Iu guarantee t give
salISiaCi"u Ia hIs ni.acr"u. friends and patrons.
ilss iaCEIites for business unruuticu. hayiun
IvaIled himself nt every opportunity .irei ior The
irUdI al guOIs th- hest rIIss,br terms Al
tnsNirr Goods bnght I.o arst hund. and e>erv
tiIHIg PiOv"ICd 10 the beat ad want &c.
So.rltIng = eOanuaHcc B.. the very liberal patron.
age hereloI ne bestowed house.
Very respec iuiIy.
l,iOMAs THOMPSON.
PhiaLeiphla. may II, 'a!.3m.
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20 fAe1readers of thcsHerad.' wil-peasc notice
uie advertisement for Dir. roBAs VENETIAN LlNIMENT
ID2R. DR. TERRELs HEALING OINTMENT, DR.. TewNsENDs s
a. mEALTH FILLS and DARLEY's ARABIAN HEAvE REMEDY
Ihey are SAID 10 be good articles Or the Purposes for
Whch they are recommended; they for sale by the
Druggists and Merchants generally
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
Spring & Sum is.rr MiIIimer,

a Ln-e and splendid assortment ot Spring ard
I1g IA Sinlsner ine.S, Oi every variety. A So.
~ Feathers. tnMcrs :,lId Il. K.blans lust openat and
All b. sold al Ir loves: cash prices
Mourning i,OnIciS COIst .uliy on md
r. n. HANAI>IER,
1856 Souh Sc, Ond slreel above llne lhiaJelphia.
may Il. 3I-~R.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
BcFNA EIsrA. Dec. o0lh l652

BCENA IsTA, Dec. 2ylh, IbJ2.
have witnessed VIt much satisfaction the wofk,nr
my blIn vi q Corn Shelter put u, ior my in
spetiIon b Tie Mos>rs. Reading. The Paenlees and {
have no hesitation IN ing thai seems to me ea
ly TO any Ujjter have ever see in use Its
capacsty Il fully one thousand bushels per dav and
lhs exhibited b. the employment Of only four horses
and four Ihe co5s are rlrajed by ii from The
grain, and he grain itself much less broken Than b.
Iar others. think II a very great iInproy emeni M
Smelling Corn. JOIN NJ CLAYTON
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
H. "a. WORTH "a CA-

DOol, BLAND, Shutter and Sash Depot east side oi
IL Broad street. below Wood, Philaaalpna where
NAV be found. constantly on hand an extensive assor
Inent of DoJrs Sash Blinds. Sbnttsss and Mouldmgs
warranted equal 10 any mat can be made
Also sash ready glazed. always on hand rI
Orders by mail dispatch will receive prompt atten
ION. l.s Imarch 30, '54.3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
Il A Z n X liz AN GHNG
WAREHOUSES

w WILSON. No 9 SoLlh Fourth street. PbiIadel
phla. oilers Tor sale a large assortment OF Wa
FaperS al prices ranging rom cents per piece nm
Wards ei choice patterns and superior STOCK COMPRISING
Cheap satin Papers, Inc satin Papers,
Borders and moul hing Fire b ard prints
flhe god papers, Fine decorative papers,
Marble paper, Oak paper.
NEW STYLES Al Window Curtains In great yariety
9I-Deaers supplied al Low Rates. fnar %, '54.3m
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
PRosPEcr FAIR. Jan. q =. 3.

PRosPECT FAIR. Jan. 81. - g.
MEssRs. HEADING GonlIemen-'rhIs Is TO srlify
that have purchased one OF your Corn Shelters and
II Is now III operation on my laTIn vita which |
much Ple'sed II comb nes several advantages supe
~: oany have seen SUI Smelling the corn yer,
clehi. and mol breaking the gr4n Also. separating
thS grain from the cpbs and she HING very tasl
NOu7s, respectfully, JOHN I. CLARK
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
scTs Valuable and Desirable
Ese0B . SE,sHO

fESs& oW efesef and will lr sold upon. rca..n,,.
ff4fta ~ he N'rina. AZ PKlENri: SALE
kAIill MANSON or FONT iiiLL Fa1tN 81 ,',,rd
.NeS' q Ii" F""R al Sayrna and ir.s.: ..,cT
1''rT,Ii 'ASfe'n coniaasFs ~ ahouI ~ ACRE ,-ub
%A%'h N highN lm rured cnuduIon .os.e,.i,
@N " 'NaH'Gg" 'S lGIE,le silence ;nd 3ro l,b,
At GHi''-r' i%'i iaiA E,.rn uo les 4, .i, bs
- I-ir' ."o hish i. "l WosS Ashe, ..,d 10 or,>
I % great variety U. oihcr concentrated ieriIIzcr,
,u tue Pao nl'g under green crops OF Ols uc,,hcal
er' DC, ali pi Ahlch has also been 60, er,, "a, t,
of ,nrce ~ih lIches Stable aud barn ard ral,lres
9NhF eh"ie iracl Is Isci'sed with tie best and mos
Ig'S''lhH new thes'nnt and White oak fencing aboa.
nte M Hi,ahi do lars expeined the Grcciln,, f Oh ~
'h'iN''S COMPRISED IN which Is everything rcuui
we :" a hishiF imprt'e'i and - ell Directed Fain
Ss1s Acres are allotted 20 lllr usu, "a -, yarle
ssassS@ les oi a les, Pcari Pear Cher. Cn,.r:
- iiGm and ipncoi, tcs,ecs ."t ,.:rd,sI ats,,,.J
ia "e.i s"lec'cd sr. wl.erry rus berry, gral,e,
Any one Wishing 70 purchase viii be shown the pr
PerIy iy the undersigned '''
DANIEL CUAlMtN;
Near Smyrna, Feb 22, '5,.tf "
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
VAL u ABLE FARM

n FGfLlC SALE. '#
'HE Subscriber wiIl oferat pubIlc sale. at sndlers
Snle, on SATURDAY, THE IfqH DAY OF JUNE
lraet OF Land situated directly OF the road from
sudlesviils to Beayer Dams in Queen Anne county
containing 235 ACRES, more or less Tie situation
ID handsome. IN beal ltifu and Aourshng neIghbor-
d. kood. The Improvements consist oil a good
%iii Frame DWELLING, and all 9th r necessary
fWiL Out tBuildings There is thriving Apple Orch
ard OF choice fruit and also, q variety, of other
fruits carefully selected. There spacious Garden
we palep containing variety of garden fruits &c
and Pump at'rding water plenliiuly, that unsur
passed by any In the vicinity.
THIS Farm lies about four square, with arabic land
tronng The road, and full supply Of upeh TTmbere6
LAND adjoining in the rear Il is we'll known for 1ts
kind qualify and pro'uclveness easy of liage and
very slscephole OF Improvement and though hIherlo
used as Cram growing Farm would be profitable for
graisng purposes being very productive grass and
a considerable portion Well adapted To the growth of
Timothy. e "
TIE TERMS of Sale will be as follows:-P,fteen
hundred dollars cash, the residue to be paid in equal
lnsalmenls OF SIX twelve and eighteen monihs-Ihe
purchaser giving bond with approved security Pos
session given on the lst of January, 1855
CHARLES W. GLANDING.
- Sudiersvilie Queen Anne's Co. Md
May 81 lS5i-ts.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
FsesAfscts, Tsil,imepx goods &c

"a { 'ALVER has new III store and is daily re
&gZO ceiHtng from Manufacturers and Impor-
--S%> icrs' hnnisomc assortment of Straw. Braid
Lace and Lawn BONNETS', French ans
american Flowers. Ribbons. Silks and genera! as
sorlInent of Millinery Goods %
y, Also new manufacturing Wire and Buckro N
patterns.
Merchants and MlllrneTs invited to cnl and er
anime before purchasing, being confident that his
style and prices vi compare fayOraby with those Of
VIM. C. CALVER$'
No. SO \. Second st. Ph.iaielphia
march 90. '54.3m
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House,

n.
On the Cash Plan Extensive sales and No Losses
Make It profitable 10 sell al very Low Prices.
M ASON BROTHERS. % PARK Row, opposite the
IVA Astor house New York. offer one oi the most ex.
tensve stocks and complete ass0rments in the country Of
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only.
The amount Of Goods in lins purchased by Country
merchants. Is usually quite small compared with their
dry goods hardware, and other eills and this very cir
cumsaIce absolutely cOmpes o6bors the book busi.
ness, who sell on time, 10 get larger profits in order TO
make up t0 the losses and extra expenses necessarily
involved III a credit BUSH ess Of small amounts. Il is
also easy for the merchant to make Arrangements 10
buy his book bill for cash though It might not be so
convenient fos him TO purchase his larger bills in this
way. -.l
These considerations have led Us TO adopt IN our
business rOm this daIe, January, 1854. the following
ptincipes, viz: sHsa0 Prgfts. unparyiRg prices, and
dLrays cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers OF number of
the leasing aud most ersasivsly yselling School Books
in the country. well works in other parmenis,
our facilities are Unsurpassed.
Call upon Us, or send all order, aud judge fer yonr-
saves I've saving you can make BY buying oil ns ior
caSh Is worth whila.
Our location is very central, aid easily found.-
Stand the Aser House steps, and look straight for.
ward the corner of the Park. and YOU cannot
avoC seeing our sigma. Remember. the nnme is
Pcb. 9. 1854. - 81
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
Zee. go 1853
CARPETS & OIL CLOTHES.

k'LDiauGE'S Cheap Carpet STORE. Persons wishing
Il 10 buy Carpets OH Cloths, Maungs, &c. very
cheap, wh0 sale or rels will ind them IN great va
ey al this store and as the subscriber under very
low rent and light store expenses he IS enabled sell al
he very lowest prices. lie would call tention his
Beautiful lIaperal ply,
Superiine Ingram :" (ruo.,S
Fine an6 medium Ingram 2 ply, OANH L .
keniuans oil AL kinds, y
And Oil Cloths from 10 81 feet wide TO cut for rooms
halls, &C, with great variety Of low ced Ingram
Garpcls, from - 10 oV cents aud Entry aud Stair Car
pe from ~ 10 81 cents per ward also natngs Of all
widths, Hearth Rugs, Table Covers Floor Cloihs Rag
Carpets. sc. II. u. ELDRIDGE,
No IL Straw berry street door above Chestnut
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-14
STUAFFE6 g. HARLEY.

Cheap Watches & JpweIry,
"a w IIoLEsAIG AND RETAIL at the "Phil.
ga w adrlphla Watch and Jewelry SIore," No.
~sAsS 81 North SECOND Street. eurner OF Quarry,
Philadelphia.
iinh nv.r Matches r,lli ir,reIInd IR cnr,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

TnR PARsoNs THE SLAVERY AGITATION
The Taisons of the North are still harping on tue
siavely question. They have been holding coun-
ty meeting, see, in some of the New England
States. composed of all the clergy Of the county,
to pr1:est over again ''n the name of Almighty
Cod" against the repeal of the Missouri act
The dirty pool OF politics appears 10 ford these
reverend divnes more congeninl teAts for Sabbath
dissertations than are 10 be found in Hoy Writ.
The pulpit has been converted. by these meddle-
some parsons. Ito the place for stump oraiions on
the political topics Of the day. Under the in1u-
ence OF the demon OF fInalicism with which they
have been seized, they have abandoned their di-
vine mission, and are prostituting the livery Of
Heaven 10 serve the devil in Were they 10 be-
stow half as much z=al upon the salvation of their
own souls, and those of their Gel0ded followers,
as they are now doing upon matters that do not
concern them, it might prove far better for them,
both IN this world and the next. Let them luke
care OF their religion aud leave politicians take
cafe of political affairs They will find that such
n course will redo nd much more TO The honor Of
their profession. and the promotion Of their cause
than an oficlous Interned.liing in matters with
which theyLave no business as cerEyinen.-Rieh
WAig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

PREslDE>T PIERcE's OPINION OF THE NEBRAs-
xA BmL.-we find in the Huntsville (Ala.) Adj
yocate letter recently addressed by ex-senator
Clemens to gentleman of that place. stating to
him the views he enertalns i'll relation TO the C.
braska Bill. and the grounds upon Which he is
opposed 10 ii. Pie ,d-n, Pierce. according TO Mr.
Gle ems, thinks Of the Till as he does. "But
few days SINCE" srys Mr.. Clemens, .'In conversa-
tion:with north, Senator aud myself, he pres
lLent PIERCE gave it us his opinion that Douglas
I'LL proposition In favor Of freedont- ad
,se' that ii it should pass, although might alb
5, rb tie whole OF Mexico not another silpe Sfute
1OOuM euer come into the UniOV. He expressed
great surprise at the OPpositiO" IL met .Oth from the
North. aud rquaLEurprise that the South should be
toftti"g TO take it," In this opinion Mr.. Clemens
says lie agrees fully.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

The Fi&E ARrs--We had an opportunity yes
'eriay, 10 examine remarkable production OF ge-
MUS AMI SKILL. II Is statuelte, now in the pos
session Of DR.. A. R. Meen, of Staunton, Virginia,
who is al present soj,urning at Barnunl's ilolel.
The figure is an iInpersonatlon of "Psyche," from
passage IN Moore, i'll whch she is represented IN
tie attitude Of retreat, upon sudden alarm. The
artist is WIN. r. Batbee, ESQ.,, of Su,ry county,
Va gentleman educated or The law, and who,
although pIacl 81 ( as an attorney, has been alb
Soroed with passion for sculpture, with but bar
ZEN opportunities for the cultivation Of his genins
aud taste.
Without instruction, and without models, he has
wrought beautiful work Of art. 1t is creation
OF genius radiant with the promise If future at.
llon, and elevate the artist 10 distinguished emil
nence and fame. Mr.. Baibee is about 10 visit Itn-
y' for the purpose Of studying and practising IL
beautiful art 10 which he designs 10 devote his fu
ture life.-BGE. Sun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
Extra Session.


Since the adjournment of the Legislature there is
but little State interest calculated to the at
tention of our readers. The Legislature adjourn
ed later session of ninety days without compile
ting one hall OF the bushes on its table, hav
ing spentfar the greater part of the session in the
discu. sion Of beayy Internal Improvement bills,
's which were ultimately lostfor want of constitu-
tionnl majority, it requiring now a majority the
members elected to each house to pass an appro-
priailon bill. The result IF these heavy bills is
that much necessary local business has be, pass
ed by. aid many bills of the first Importance 10
particular sections, and which ould have passed
as a matte, of course, have been obliged TO take
their place on that end oil the calendar which was
never reached. The fact that none of the heavy
Internal Improvement bills have passed will ne
cessarily make their advocates favor the call OF an
extra whilst the patrons Of the private bills
alluded TO will doubtless advocate the same coulse.
What the bank men of the Commonwealth will
desire on this subject, we know not; but from
20 what we have Ieatned on the subject the friends
OF The old banks. though exceedingly DESTROYS for
their speedy recEarter, and regretling the non ac
ton of the last legislature, yet Trey do not regard
the question Of time as If sufficient importance TO
justify the call of extra and the expense
and outlay in various moles consequent thereon
II is much 10 the interests of the nnks to have
speedy rechar;er but it is to the interest Of the
Sta:e 10 have little expensive legislation as pos
Sble, and were on extra session 10 be called, the
Internal Improvement advocates would be brought
10 means for carrying through their works,
tch would greatly increase our State debt, and
ultimately perhaps effect her Credit for it is unfOr
tumaely the fact that when one meritoIious bill
passes, il usually has lots of bad company.
We hope, therefore. that The exigencies OF the
Stale will not republican extra session. its con-
sequences, while beneficial in some things, will be
injurious in more. The Governor, we hear, will
not call such a session his own motion, and in
this he will be supported by the State. The only
course, Therefore, to Srimg about ertrd session
is for maj Jry Of the members TO request the Gov
ernor to call il, III which case he is constutionay
bound TO obey. This request, however, had not
been perferred up to :he period Of adjournment,
and we opine that when members consult their
upon u.s. they will fad but few of the sove egns
who will be willing to bear, in addition, the bur
dens Of another session. Besides, such q course
would he Ill the teeth of the spirit of the consti
luton, for that instrument never contemplated an
extra session for failure to clear the docket"
but as perHsissum upon unusual, important and
unex,' ecled emergencies. We hope that there
will be no extra session, there being no impending
necessity thetefor, and the constitution beng in
tended to prevent rather than encourage les:sla-
1ion. , -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

SfIRiT RArPINos.-Alas, my countrymep.
links we have fallen on on evil age! If these
phenomena have not humbug at the bottom. so
much the wo:se for US. What can they indicate.
descending 10 lower point than il has everbefore
reached while inca,naiea We are pursuing a
downward course in the eteracl march, and inns
bringing ourselves into the same range with btinps
whom death, IL requittal of their gross and evil
lives, has degraded below humanity! To hnIt IN
tetcourse with spirits oil this order, we must s,oop
aud groyelin some element more vile than earthly,
dust. These collins, if they exist at all are but
me shadows OF past mortality, outcasts, mere re-
fuse stuff adiudged unworthy of the eternal world,
and, the most favorable supposition, 'dwindIinr
gradually into nothingness. The less we have TO
say 10 them the better, lest we share their fate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

TnE ExaLlsu CAExEr.-rhe New York con,-
ier learns "from all undoubted source" that the
ministerial crisis in Enl land is past. breaking
up OF The English Cabinet Just when the eyes of
The whole civilized world are turned toward the
noble conduct of western Europe in checking the
ambitious designs of Russia would have been most
unfortunate. II became necessary to withdraw
tie reform bill, and Lord John Russell was about
retiring with the bill. which would have broken
TAP the Cabinet But he sacrificed his feelings to
his patriotism; and the Cabinet will continue TO-
gether.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

Editor Of the NurI.Ik Daily Cour er died after a
short illness in that c.Iy. on MondAy evening last,
at the residence Of Nh. J. L. berry. H had re-
turned from Church with s)me female friends ON
Sunday evening, and while at The house Of The
above gentleman was seized with paroIytic fiji,
from winch he never recovered, but fingered until
the next evening and expired-agsd "a years. For
the greater part Of his lille, Mr.. Davis had been
connected with the press, having e"ited, among
others. the District Wing, in Portsmouth, the Bal
utnore News and the Courier, with which he was
connected al his death. Mr.. Davis was member
of the Episcopal Church, and leaves many warm
and devoted friends. who ale con inced that their
loss is his gain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

A R!cn sLAvE-Dr. P. L. Nee yesterday demos
ed before acting Recorder Kerr, that his slave
nmenaide years ago deposited for safe keeping in
ne hands oil AgIae, f. W. c., vendrice de cafe in
the market, s550i gold and silver, and that when
called upon to pay it over TO the slave she refused
ana !" consequence has been arrested for breacI,
1t strikes us that it would be caoi,a, idle, 70
establish savings bank IN this city, where. with
The consent Of their owners. slaves might d. pose
OIL interest the sums which they have so many on
Foflunlt;es 10 earn. 1t would tend to make them
10 good conduct, and would doubtless enable MANI
Of them to puic! ase their freedom and colonize TO
Liberia. BY the way how many of tile abolition-
ISIS nave as much cash as this slavel The New
letin, 18Th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

b-The alleged fugitive slave, who was found
secreted under the guards of the steamer Keystone
State. in the Delaware. while returning from Sa-
vannah few days ago. it is now pretty sa,isfacto-
My ascertained is free man, who was employed
at Harrisburg on canal boat by two white men,
who brought him to Baltimore. and then took him
10 Charleston, wi ire lie left them AID proceeded
alone TO Savannah. They peid him his salary reg.
nlary' but would not give him the necessary pa
pers TO return home. This induced him 10 xecre,e
himself on the steamer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

GoxE TO CALIFoSN'A.-R. P. McGill and Geo.
Freaner, Esqs., members OF the Bar a,
Md, and Robert Swap, who was tried and acQuit
ted of killing Srrgg. LEFT for California last week.
Among the passengers for California in the steamer
George Law, which sailed 1om New York for
Aspinwall on Monday. we're Lieut.. Louis McLqn.,
wife, two iehildten, ana servant; and Dr.. A. J.
Bowie. wife. twa children ard Two ssrsaa,s all Of
Bsltimsrs. sss,l' - .
rEet+s 4-l .. lsti 90 E5Af-'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
No, I; sprigg House Emporium
CLOTHS. cAss1MEREs AND yEsr1SGs.
Newsprinr nnh snnnm.. Ga.a.,

y News Spring and Summer C GODS,
h = pleasure III being able say to my old Gust p
eIs ah9 Tue Lash'ohabie community that ist
sIutheu from New York and have been bic to rIOae
Goods forthe season that sr0i
o eoni r.s york can from France and Tie
mon haviEg disensed with sale Of to9
eothihg, gives room and nIc 10 attend 10
.he wants oil my customers tine fashionable way. NJ
new STOCK now consists or ~ -
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE Asp
DALIIIA CLOTHS.
also sllk and wool cashmerets all shades and colosi
d!apIter summer cloths linen cloths,
iof making Iroek dTcss,sack and business coats
English and American cassineIesi also, ducks;
e most beautiful selection ever looked al IN any a.
fh winch am now prepared TO Lake up III Tue mOss
servi oe ana best STYLE as have secured NJ RrsskLi
% as cutter Ior he coming seas0uy feel certain ~
81 mat can furnish better cloths hanany house wess
VI the allegheny mountains
mn, congestion with the above havea heautiii asso
;Lo furnishing Goods, alt fife. seasomabe ana ASA
aie' consisting OF cloth, cashmere cashn'eTet oo
grass linen, dI abita plain linen. flock uess
coats, vests and pants, made nom Tie mus
and seasona be Goods, in great vaet!i ao'
M cotton Shirts, silk, lit lambs wool az COZ
aud DrawerSj GTaVatS stocks, eOia'S'
gloves and snspendeTs.t = : f-1s'f
hosiery In great variety; Also every other article suit
aD!e Tor completitsa sent;emans dr0be.
an the above named articles, togethcT viii many othe
that an be found at my store, No SprsS HOUSE
Fease call In and take look, and much obse Yours
mr2ty 80 80 s. RICE.