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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

w retce.ved in passing along Monroe steel
,.,,.tj,y. that Nests. SELlOxAX& BGorHEN have
.,yp.biy rspaitsd aud renovated their store room
,,l,lsy are nov opening an extensive ond els.
IN. ,.,,t:usn. Of ready made clothing, suitable
.,,,e Spra,. THEFT goods ATE new aud emGtace
,v.,, article Of elo,hirg for mems CT boys weat
II ,on are IN wan, Of clothes dtOp into SeIigmaR
Bro,hets and get suited as theIt determination is
10 ls, 10 one % away dissatisfied.
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u-nr;elte Ferles and children wilt please try it, It
cures coughs bronchitis. dyspepsia, Liver comoalR,
>eFOu'5, with all deIaRgement6 VI tho system.
for sac hy i, ii. Logan s. Co., Wheeling, terr.
raj s.cnui John 81. Tnppan, hGh wand, aud By
druggists generally. ..--.a
RIltinpie, and vi BIoidw1y, y. Y.
GJ7PIiCe 81 Ier bottle iE26 q,
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Pnhlio Notioe.

TAVING this day Pu'ehASed OF John Q. te0ly bis en-
IL tie stock OF pos aud s'OIe here;9Io[: KEPT by hlm
100 oiiSsi iLSt shall conduct said business al the
Sd sirJ uIJef tie n,ms Of John Il. IIeIy agent Tor
LOUIS iIuseGun." u,,Svu,r
Wheeling, FEBRUARY % tsT. mhl
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DIED,

Or The i1:h list. GEORGE, son o! JOHS G. MrIH' In
Tue sNth !:sG d Ills ase.
Ills unefal yi taxa r!lcs a: O'Clock this DAY, fom
the re.ideme o his Altar, in Futon.
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Itbat hive proper,! tOinsurs, w'lpe1'H in'rseS am
ciUtlniIs tie pteteln; Teiabe expose u Ihs nu +,
ms tried c,rrotaiiuH For USeunssS teCu'lty aEu
n,,,,a il E,s ever OOd t NJ It's lirs Oi ifIIeae'
ions-swI tor lnli,y and mans vii aufle, inc attention.
II the insu,ns pubic 10 conf ihf'r cnnh"enoe ~
The rIr 1re any IRE can cOlIi ~
iou with orll aud S'a'e Insurance otI.H', 80 uIAVs.
it, arc % ;rl; solid cHl'at:et IS LOT 10
s mate ally affected b! the late res*'0" !" NAV '''>
FtSM'r.,.e NJ its e1Tal stock to ssh co. iHa bona
ie ca Il, alitlOhII ~ Tie s'reHEh %, nc rofpo,a,!,l.
md permanent InNesInt"I To- tie Pcus: Su y"
Ibo necessity aud Itll benefits OF insurance are wf'eA
mLrei in tie i4cI to! COMPANY Ia. F''j C", "'SE' ~
ir,ic nssi yeITsIi,S Neseim itAhcu GIiIte a"'F' VI
Cir:mia;., to Ia sum Of S2idJ" d. NJ stO "hIch h!a
5san md scrabiy IN aiNtncc o. The e .e!tY G.S,
J ii la, aG no sat ;,;I,iUT u dltO any OF 'h';r
iEdreSrts 10 the Continuance Oi It's EhIGa"e
ratTnnat % ITS increase, they vii hndIs agents e'eI
4.l, 10 attend To Tue lie ands u hJsi"e; -
with riamp,jTds, - /, 1Sp4le i9es Snh teE'' "a &c
.uuty to all permits. ,.,,-,,,,-,,.
- wtrCling. Va
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III. ,.se's OF tie COMPANY arti
:ssIun b. I'D, In blnN, aud 10 the hands OF -.
SE.ntS VI Other perSoEs...." .,'' s.!
teal estate unin,umee ed -, ....,';,....,
s m0filaA4 SOEd', { and Fer cen: iG!srsst
paysbIA ,AM annp'iT..nt..,,,','","
leS:, i e the company secured hY mNTiGSe
nus receivable amply secured ard IAlah.' "a
Athark..........'..'' '.''''''''''''''
Iiil, Re:eivlb,e y aniun EoieS..''''.'''''
llO.Eer sec IrltisS, VII:
=, -. .t,,ss IA, IIattnfi & " IL
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Daguerreotypes.

rI,O the ruSi; would sly that viii give ore months
notice before discontinue taking la1ce 9t
Cent? of Al least one ear 50 thlt EOIs need hurry ol
ear Of an iivlee ia The prize Of pictures am now a,
king UIsuertOyFe' OH glass aud PaTer a. wen az a9I1
cali aud examine have just received great Slfe!y
lIHey eases for the holidays, which wil ieI IIoh ""
100 ter cent. he'0w the O.ner price ,, n.
also keen on hand AID Tor s1!e laIfe supply OF "a
s:eT eotyPs APParptus, aud materials Of al tlnd':
iTH ~ u IAH'"'"NH'
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m IGLs unlted OIL, for saIeb coor.c.-
~ JAMS &C. GOOD q co.
STEEL pLULGHS.
DoubIe Miehlsln. steel PlJLsbS, Steel Sod Pouih',
30, &, and s. steel PlOusha, Dgw In store AND 10
lIdCe vi Arrangements aye iglT made 70 H'nl'n !" "'
euS'"''' 'H'ss X. Il. HUuRELL,
No n.eneH w,reroonN. cor Nam AID Quincy.
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Tng RvEE last night was rising with feet Q
:feassuotet in the channel-a depth sufficient tot
t.. t4nnlns Of the largest class Of boats.
ras city Of Wheeling, the regular Cincinnati
a.! wh,eiins racket, went out yesletday with
sal! cuso but lalgs numbet Of Passense''.-
TIE swallow LEFT fot Cincinnati, crowded with
plmea!srs. The J..w. Done will leave LOT Gin.
,aaali and Louisville to day. Pl"enSefs will
70. hstan excellent boat, and Captain IIsuOn an
I.tarolaiing object
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ll4rttorI, jar. lst, 1855

;rIrr o. CoxxTrrtcrr,l "a.
"A'''''U SV'"" 'ptrsnrally aprelrel TiomlS \.
,ey1ndtr, Secretary OF tie !Etna in'nIlnce GnHan!'
nd hrIr tath ihIt nr GJieIOiLs AienGni - h"I ;In
cTbed is tue, according TO his be3! 4 1wSde AN 0E
N' Justice OF lic Peice
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Gao wnnrxa-Mt ". I. yesceIius writes
,,y,n. carIs INST beautifully with u newly To-.
,.n,eI metIli: grayer. In the specimens which
". lave seen, the writing has the accuracy aud
,rau.uy Of engraving ,ani is much uOre graceful,
L,,.a, none Of the stiTuess which marks the best
ps,h:, Of the engrovet. Persons desiting neat
, a.a, cssls sholII avail themselves Of the oP.
prlal,y Of procuring them from Mt, Hesceliu'.
I!:r,y be found at the Sphgs House. We invite
s",a;,yn to lis advertisement
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UrefStOcked .....
hnre nu:h larger stock Of fine oil tF1's than rays
to Lsep on bird. and will sell OF portion VI them At
very reduced prIce'' a. puoIvS ,,.r,
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Central ohio Railroad

Nm 4ul lef NOHllJ. ne I'D Insln!, ILe N
" TERCH SGE will Tun te!wevh ~hsr Ing aud uell
III, R.tI, ,,,L. by Tie oiiowIn! sehsdde, NlG
IsI-eIve Wheeling at S;3 l. ~. Iot mIi train leiv'
in; ese al 49, a., stopping a. all stations iuron
with eynIesS train al IT!l =. Jr Clue hLa,
inIJHSpjIs aud hC1SO; and at l;I6p. IA with mail
tain 0i CeVelad 1niA tain also e04net;S al NewlE
with titin OH the S. ~ Il y, M: tGI EatdG'Hy aud
Clyde. >-,,r
wood EnT passenger. and mills rom tlunljTe Ono H.
Il; sypIes, tra;nJ connecting at Ieairr with tNpeS.
tain clrIyin Great Westtru through nall which
Btl4re at a III stops Al WIshI'lown' GAINESVILLE
C1mbddge ZWeSvtlIS sud Newark eHsN and At
Columbus al Gi p NJ, COM ectinE with tainS 1r CnC!n
natl, lrdInIpOS and Chicago at r. m fhls 'aiu aso
connects a. Newark with express trails tOr Nom VILE
rO.eIO, SauIusky. Detroit aud Chicago.
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Notice.
All persons indebted to O. " Ilsiskell & Co.. 0rto
NT,sIs are hereby rOtifed to IaN" payment without
Je1y. Tsose bavins bills against O4 viii HeIse present
them Or adjustment. hhlSNhth = D.
n U-lIis our Intention 10 make settlements With OUT
ristoneTs heeItef 0ntLe FIRST Of July aEd first Ol Jln'
STy Of each Jear This arrangement will bear dale Tol
ne frs! Of January HeNt ,,,.,,,,,,,
h3ci? . L n.IHn hLL " ="
! / ehOice lcl o. IN IeIill Or boys wear.
a Good articles, Tow prices GEi lalr de'lins my b
itlei on Ii all eAtes uv,svr,tACo
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
Ths Cuhan CcnEciracT.

The plot for completely In which SIessrs- Pinto,
Caialzc and PiBeIO have been tried al Havana.
and sentenced To the saEF0te. was discovered by
the Information of one Gonzales agent OF The
tuoan Julta, who made .-squeut trips between
the Island and the United States with letters and
money Il has been proved that tee conspiracy
commenced under the government Of General
Pezueia- and was provoked 5y the abolition meas
ures OF that General u Pinto alleges that he
received the papers found in his possession at
the Lands OF II Castro. now OF Nel. TOIk The
plan consisted in raising companies Of from twen-
fy-ive to thirty insurgents. under the command
OF persons possessing the confidence Of the Junta
and residing at FrluidaG- Villacava SaEcti Spiri-
tus. Remedies. Consolation &c Each chIei of a
band TO have regular paw of about SlOO a month:
premiums were also offered to volunteers AL
ready the lists had been filed up and had been
transmitted to the Cuban Junta, and waited to-
wards the Sth or 10th Of February. the official
letter approving OF the choice made for the COM
mencement OF the movement
NJ Pinto was President OF the iusurrectionary
llnta at Havana, and what Is singular was on IN
Innate terms with GeH- COncha and while pro-
'esslns great friendship for him. and visiting his
palace daily, was secretly plotting treason
Amongst the papers was found proclamation
written IN PInto's handwriting with pencil in
which he announces another 18th October-'
making all'IScn by that date to the recent assas-
sInatIon OF Castaneda- 1t is almost established
"iaI Fln'o would propose to usan named Rod
I. sueZ TO assasSinate Gen COncha and Manzano.
Is nTst lieutenant. But Pinto denies all this
lie oniy admits that be had an interview with
CaS,To- demonstrating against measures that led
70 line gradual abolition of slavery IL Cuba But
there was found on him. IN his own handwriting.
notes relating to the arrangement OF trnous in dig
ieFeBt parts OF the island Proof of the intended
InvssI0.s exists also The points .or landing
were NantHa. NeuvItas- Cssil6a and a IjttIe hsy-
hear Santiago Gen. QuitElan was TO command.
He was to come with four steamers and 3 00O
Glea-
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

pillar of the church of mis- choice, in this place
1t was through his efforts with some others that
the Chapel of that church this place was erec-
ted.
As husband he was kind and afiecsonate.-
He loved his wifi and during his sickness showed
the same kind regard and interest for her future
happiness which hatlcharacterized his whole life
In the relation of father he was the same as IN
other respects; devoted in his attachments and
uIltiring in his attentions.
He had been deeply afflicted for some time, and
from the first of his Illness was sensible that his
days would soon be numbered; frequently he
would mention it 20 his family which stood aroand
his bel with the greatest composure. and gave
them the most satisfactory that he felt
fully prepared 20 meet his certain doom. At last
he passed away as carnly as the infants siun,bei
amidst circle of devoted friends. who ,xens
around His funeral was attended 5v an unusual
ly large concOurse of acquaiutances hich assem-
bled at the present residence. where discourse
was delivered by Rev. Vim. c. Young. oil the
Methodist church, in reference 70 the occasion 70
pay the last tribute of respect in memory OF his
He is gone TO ioin those who went before
leaving widow and three little children to
mourn his loss, May the God OF the orphan and
the widow" take care of them :. <. @#*%=
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
TO OFFICERS. SOLDIERS,
SeaneEs, &C., Of azz WARS
Their Widows and TAI.
ElOr Children.
s. II. KNIGHT. Attorney for
Government Claimants.
II.-eb,-<o-, N ~

l.
Government Claimants.
Washington. ID. C.,
CONTINUES TO give prompt and personal at
~ tentiOn TO the prosecution O. Claims of every
description against the General Governments and
particularly y to those before the Treasury Depart
Te.lt, Pension and BOgnty-LanG Bureaus. Patent
and General Land Offices. and Board OF Claims
An experience of years and familiarity with
the means of obtaining the earliest and most favor
able action on Claims with his facilities for the
dispatch of business, Justify him in assuring MS
Correspondents, Claimants, and the Public gener-
aiiy- that interests intruSted to his keeping viii
not be neglected.
Pension, BOUNTY LAND PATENT, AND PUBLIC
LAND LAWS
He has nearly ready for sratuitoI,s distribution
among his business Correspondents, tand those
who may become suchl neat pamphlet con-
tanning synopsis of the existing Pension, Bounty
Land, Patent, ani Public Land Laws. down to
the end OF the late Congress-iaclu6ing the
Boanty-Land Act CT Cd of March, 1855,
under which ell who have heretofors received
less than 16O acres are now entitled to additional
land: said Act grants also IC0 acres to all Officers
Non-commissioned Officers, Chaplains Soldiers
Wagon Masters. TeamsteTs, and friendly Indians
Of the Army. including State Troops, Volunteers
and 4iiliiia-and all Officers Seanen. Ordinary
Seanen, Marines, Clerks and Landsmen. OF the
Navy not heretofore provided for, who have
served not less than fourteen davs unless in bat
tie) at any period since 17!G; and 10 the widows
and minor children OF all such persons entitled
and deceased
This pamphlet contains Forms of Applications
more full and complete than any elsewhere to be
found; adapted 20 the wants OF every class OF
Claimants under the Act, with copious decisions
and instructions OF the Department, and practical
suggestions as 20 the 10 be pursued in sus-
pended or rej jected cases
Parties not wishing to avail themselves of the
facilities afforded by this Office in securing prompt
Qsd persona! sIpsriHfeHdeHce of their claims at the
Departments can obtain copies of the above PAM
Phict by reniiltng thirty cents in postage stamps
Inducements TO Correspondeuts
Correspondents who prepare and forward cases
for management by this Agency viii ne dealt
with liberal!y; supplied with all necessary blanks
gratis, and kept constantly advised of the changes
that from time to time occur in the execution OF
the law
1t is within the subscribers power to direct his
Correspondents TO the locality oil very many per-
sons entitled under the late Act; and having OBJ
tanned several thousand Land Warrants under
former laws, he is in possession of data that will
materially assist in securing additional bounty.
Fees, below the usual Tate.-and contingent
upon the admission of Claims.
The highest cash prices given for Land War
rants Revolutionary Scrip. and Illinois Land Pat
ents- Address, S. VI. KNIGHT.
Washington City.
-AprI II. 1855. I5-iw
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
q q z z G. e.
-ApriI II, 1855.

To those art0 pwckascd .Sranp La,s4
at Washington, Arkansas, 72rioy fJ
2iSt December 1858.
THE Supreme Court of Arkansas has express
Il iy decided that B. f. HEIPsTEAD, Esq. was
rot in office Land Agent until he received froil,
the Auditor, the maps and plats They were
marked to him, at Little Rock the goth of De-
ceriber, 1853 All purchases of Swamp Land
from him, before that date, are held by the So
pTeme Court 10 be null and void
If any persons so purchased Swamp Lands
from hI;n- and their entries conflict with those
made by George w. Unjerhiil prior to the 2lst
December, 1888, they are hereby notified that, j!
they obtain certificates from said B. F. Hemp
stead, Esq, shall Immediately bring suit
against them in chancery, to cancel their certif-
Gates They can read the opinion of the Supreme
Court Tor themselves; and have no recourse ex-
cept to take steps to get back the Scrip which,
they paid for the land. Whatever may be the
action OF the Land Agent all parties may rest as
sured that. the Undersigned viii give up lands
purchased by them except upon decision of the
highest Court In the State
And all owners of Swamp Land are also in
formed that the undersigned will in due time test
the consltutIonallty OF the Act of the Legislature
providing for taxing Swamp lands, in violation OF
her solemn contract and that they will not paw
such tax until the Supreme Court of the United
States shall decide that they are bound 10 do So
The LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES OF
GEO w. UNDERHILL decd
March 30th 1853. IL
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
Swamp Land Notscs.

LITTLE ROCK March so 1855
A T a meeting of the Swamp Land Commissions
IA ers- tor the State OF Arkansas. it was ordered
that the dOmicii of the Board be established az
Little Rock, and that the first regular meeting of
said Board be held at their office in said city of
Little Rock, Monday the 23d day OF April
next
The Commissioners would take this method of
informing all persons. interested that by law Of
Arkansas. approved 22d January, 1855, they have
no power 10 make any contracts for and un-
commenced work, except such as would be neces-
sary to secure worl, already done, until they shall
haYe performed certain duties required of them
by said Law c. T. NJ holland,
j. II. HOBBS.
DAN'L f. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
What the New York Folks say Of
DIR. MLGue'S Cekebrated Ecymifuce
NEW YorK. Augnst 81 I

NEW YoEK, August %, 1852
70 This is TO certify that am well acqua;r-
ted with fifty years of age, for many years
resident of this city, who has been at times ex-
treTnely ILL., but could not tell from " hat cause TN
less il was worms. He told his attending phvsi-
clan his suspicious, but the physician at once nd
iculed the idea, and refused to attend him anv
longer. HIS son then mentioned DR.. M'Lane's
Vermfuse, and asked him if he would ia Ike it: his
reply was-I must take something to get relief,
or die.
They at once procured a bottle of DR. NJ
LANES CELEBRATED VERAiIFUGE. and
took one half at one dose. The result was, ne
passed upwards OF three quarts Of HORNS cut up in
every FORM He got well Immediately, and is
now enjoying most excellent health, and, ike the
good Samaritan of old, is endeavoTing TO relieve
his unfortunate neighbors. He makes it his busi-
to hunt up and select ali cases similar to his
own, that may be given over by the regular phv-
sicians, and induces them to try Dr. N Lanes
Fermiiuge- So far he has induced more than 20
persons to take the Vermiiuge, and in every case
with the most happy results. He is well satisfied
that Dr. MLane's Vermifuge is far superior TO
any other known remedy, and that If more gen.
orally known would not fail to save many valu-
able lives For further particulars inquire OF Mrs
Hardie, 12iI Common street, New York City.
F. S. The above valuable remedy, also, DR.. NJ
Lanes celebrated Liver Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
= Purchasers Will please be careful to ask
for, and take noue but Dr. Ez'Lame's Yer.
EisEfuge, AIlOthers, in comparison, are worth
less.
Sold in Washington, by mitchell & FosrEa,
and DR.. B. p JErr-
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
From TIE n o. Cresceslf.I
'evy Orleans Cotton Market.
SATURpAY NioENING. April Z Isl:

SATURDAY +AplNlNeE- - 1pFil . lS=BD-
asTeral market has worn quite animated
zee during the past week and prices for
80 a. cles of Western produce have advancei
inc."IlisS soIr, Corn ana Pork Cotton has re-
MANI MAN., without much further change Sugar has
iaIteIy been rather dull while Afoiasses has con-
tInned 10 Improve in rates We nave also to TO-
ttlce :urther improvement IN Coffee Freights
have continued dull
COTION-The Cotton market opened On Sat
ufday with very languii appearance. and the
sales OF the day did not reach 1000 bales On
Monday. however, the inquiry was good and re-
suited IN a business of 6O0O bales, prices being
rather "a easier, but without quotable change since
EnslIsh account, sprang up en- Tuesday. and 49,
'oO oaies changed hands during the d4v at fall
Prices, especially for even running lists On
wednesday and Thursday the inquiry continued.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
Notice as Hereby Given:

TNHAT at sale of Land for the non-payment of
= tie Taxes due thereon, held at the Court
house door in the Town OF Washington in the
county of HenpStead and State of Arkansas, pur-
suant TO lawful notice given by the Sheriff of
said county, and in conformity with the laws of
the State OF Arkansas. on the first monday in
November. \. ID. lS47, Gt being the first day of
sand month"; the following described tracts or par
GELS OF land were struck off to the undersigned,
to wat: The Southwest quarter of section twen-
ty-four t24) aEd the East half of the Southeast
quarter OF section twenty three (23 all in Town.
snip eleven III South, OF Range twenty-five (25l
West OF the fifth principal meridian containing
together two hundred and forty (24O acres, listed
and assessed for Taxation in the name Of John c.
NcI.en.ore. Which said lands were purchased
by the Undersigned for the aggregate amount OF the
lakes, penalty, COSTS and charges due thereon for
the year 1877, amounting to the sum Of FIVE dol
lars aud seventy-Six cents. and are now held by
the undersigned, by deed of conveyance bearing
date the 29th day OF December 1883 duly execr-
ted by the Sheriff of Hampstead County by au-
thority vested in him by the laws of Arkansas.
NOW THEREFORE NOTICE IS hereby
gwen to all persons, who may be concerned, or
who can set up any right. title or claim to the
above described tracts or parcels of Lard so pur-
chased as aforesaid, IN consequence of any infor-
maIty, irTegularIty, illegality connected with
such sale, or tor any defect whatever.
that In conformity with the act of the legislature
OF the State of Arkansas, in relation to Tax tt
Ties" approved Sd November, A. d. 1896 The
undersigned will apply to The Circu. Court. of
Hampstead county, at Court to be holden a.
the Courthouse IN said county, on the tenth Mon
day after the fourth Monday in September A. ID.
1895, for the confirmation of title in and to said
tracts parcels OF Land so purchased as aforesaid
and all persons Interested are hereby notified to
appear at said time and place, aud show cause If
any they can, why the title to said Lands should
not be confirmed according to Law
SIMON T SANDERS
Washington, MGrch II, 1865 lI-6w
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

New and Fashionable Goods.
" e are now receiving direct from the East
w ern cities, via New Orleans and Shreyeport.
a large and well selected assortment of
English. French and German
r "A n G q = RK econ s.
Of the richest Patterns and latest St.,lee
ALSO-A heavy stock of Staple Goods suitable
TO this market with large and wei; selected
stock of
@AG 81 Eel II va
made TO order, in the latest fashions and of fine
and rich styles Of goods.
Ladies and gentlemen can now be supn!ied with
as fine articles of dress goods as has ever been
brought to this State.
We are also receiving large lot o. La DIES SsoEs
OF the finest quality and latest styles. Also
large and genera! assortneutci
DOUBLE BiRRELED GINS
Pistols Shot-helts, iiesks Percussion Cans. 6sc
&c, with great variety Of articles too numerous
to mention, which. in addition to the Stock al
ready on hand, makes assortment the LARGEST
and best selected of any in the market
Our arrangements such that we will con-
time TO receive from the Eastern cities during
the Fall, Winter, and Spring, every description OF
Goods In our line offered in this market. IN
gether with many new, fashionable and improved
styies-all OF which we offer for sale at a small;
profit for Cash or on the usual time to Duuctua
paying customers.
The public are respectfully Invited to call and
examine our stock and prices.
B. L. BRITTIN & co.
''asasnstos,. .4rl:-, Noe 30, 1854. 47-tf