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The true Democrat., 1856-03-04
4 Nut for thc Know Nothing Protestant
 Preachers to Crack.

Preachers to Crack.
 The Grand National Know Nothing Council, now in session at Philadelphia has, "after an animated debate" admitted the Louisiana Ca tholic delegates to seats as members.
 What say our Know Nothing Protestant min isters of this? What can they say? They joined the order for the purpose of crushing the influence of the Pope of Rome-they join ed itbecause 1t was an anti-Catholic movement, and yet the astounding intelligence is announc. ed to the country that, in the Grand Council in the high ruling assembly-in that body which is to lay down the law to the members of the order-the Catholic delegation from Louisiana has been admitted! Mercy alive, and has it come to this? Are oul Arkansas Protestant preachers who have joined the order, and who have saCorn to abide the will of the majority, to bow to and obey rules and laws laid down by council composed partly of Ca tholics?
 It is even so. Yes, the Catholic delegation from Louisiana have been admitted "b by accla- nation" to seats and to vote in the Grand Know Nothing Sanhedrim,
The true Democrat., 1856-03-04

VT The total debt of the United States is stated to be $3s, ,969, l5O 87.
The true Democrat., 1856-03-04
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

COL. T. C. HINDMAN, Jr., of Helena, will ad- dress the people, upon the political questions of the day, at the times and places following: Smithyille, Lawrence Saturday, March l, {" Pocahontas, Randolph x Tuesday, 4, t Gainesville, Green Thursday, 6, |" Bolivar. Ponsett Saturday. $. " Wttsburg, St. Francis Monday, < To- |" Taylor's Creek. Tuesday, < II. E
 On days left blank in the foregoing list, democrats authorized to make appointments at intermediate places on the route.
 An equal division of time will be made with any speaker of tho Know Nothing party.
The true Democrat., 1856-03-04

TEETH.-We must beg our readers attention to the card of Dr. CHnsEY, resident dentist of Memphis. Those of our citizens who visit Memphis and need the services of dentist would do well to give him call The gen- tleman enclosing the advertisement says: "Dr Chidsey has submitted his invention or dscove- ry to my inspection, and can assure you that he has succeeded in making the best. imitation of the human mouth-in contour, color and easHcity-that l ever saw or conceived to be nnSSihlnw
The true Democrat., 1856-03-04
American National! Council.

PhaIelPh1a, Tuesday, Feb. IS.
 The national council of the American party met to-day, Freeman, Y. F. presiding. There was a warm debate in the afternoon regarding the Pennsylvania delegations. The council ex- cuded the delegates who were in favor of sus- taining the twelfth section, and admitted the set ignoring it, by vote of 64 to 45.
 Philadelphia, Wednesday, Feb. 20,
 President Bartlett arrived, and presided to- day. Reporters were admitted There was an exciting debate on resembling the twelfth section Dissatisfaction among the southern members has increased A resolution to adjourn siI3e die was lost. resolution was introduced appoint ing d committee of one from each State to re- port a declaration of rights, as substitute for the twelfth section. Pending the vote on this, there was much confusion which was only ended by adjourning. It is believed that if the resolution fails the whole southern delegation will withdraw
The true Democrat., 1856-03-04

tU The Legislature of Kentucky has in- creased the pay of its members to $4 per day.
The true Democrat., 1856-03-04
Hot Spring County Democratic Meeting.

Hot Spring County Democratic Meeting.
 We are requested to state there will be meeting of the democracy of Hot Spring coun- ty at Rockport, on the lst Monday in April next, for the purpose of nominating candidates for all county offices, candidate for representa- tive to the General Assembly, of appointing delegates to the State democratic convention, to the district congressional convention, and to a convention for nominating State Senator.
 It is desirable that the democracy of the county turn out in mass and have a full con- yentiOn. Let all attend.
The true Democrat., 1856-03-04
Phi2nde1Dhi1. Thursday. Feb. 21

The convention spent most of the morning in considering the resolution to rescind the twelfth section. Mir. Evans moved to substi- tute a new platform, as published in the Ame- rcan Organ at Washington, on the 18th inst. After long debate the motion as carried, 1O6 to 7H
The true Democrat., 1856-03-04
Pretermitting vs. Ignoring.

The trial of this very interesting case has just come off before the grand Know Nothing council, now in session, at Philadelphia. The trial was very exciting, the advocates on both sides were able and eloquent, the arguments were lengthy, pointed and earnest, the judges and jury were composed of the "great lights of the order '-the decision was in favor of Zig noring." The pretermittlne" southern Know Nothings have been themselves "pretermitted <" by the determination of their northern brothers to ignore" the slavery question.
 On the question of erpunging the 18th sec- tion, thatis, the pretermitting section, the jury stood 138 ayes to 50 nays-so the boasted pro- slavery platform of the Know Nothings was erp,naged by a majority of 08 votes! On the question of adopting the Ignoring" plat form instead of the pro-slavery pretermitting" platform, the jury stood 1OS to 77-so the ig- noring platform was adopted by a majority of 31 votes
 And the question of slavery is "ignored" by the great American party. That great par
 
 very, but, by igno'7ng the subject, leaves the southern members to entertain their pro-slavery sentiments, and the northen members to con- tinue their abolition warfare uron the south. Upon this platform, the Know Nothing party comes to southeners and asks their support
 Thus again the southern Know Nothings have been entrapped by their northern aboli- ton brethern. The northern wing of the or der has elected Banks speaker of the House of Representatives, and now, in the national plat form, has ignored the question of slavery.
 GF We invite particular attention to the advertisement of Prof. o. J. Wood, of St. Louis. His celebrated perfumery may be found in our drug stores.
The true Democrat., 1856-03-04
AN INCIDENT THAT RE.ps ,ro o,,-

w, L. MARCY, Secretary of State
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V'hc Steam UnI

TIE undersigned having taken charge of the
L Nc~ Steam Snw-Mill: ut the West End
augnral, or message, which ever his customers
may please to call it. lie will not scold Us Prcs-
dent Pierce does the British for stealing the fino
saw-tmbcr of Central America, but will pur-
chase, on fair terms what logs he can, saw them
up on quick time, on tho high pressure principle,
and furnish his customers with as good lumber
as can be found in tho market, aud on as fair
terms.
And after having dono this, if uny of his custo-
mcrs should desire neat house put up in double
quick time, or any other job of CARPENTRY, they
have only to give him Gull. and adjust the pre-
liminaries. e. MAHANEY.
Jan. 8, 1S56-Gm
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New Goods!
FOR FALL AND WINTER.


THO. IRWIN, thankful for past favors, would
y respectfully say to the citizens of Clarksburg
and vicinity, that no is now receiving from
Phila dolphiN and Baltimore, - large and boau.
tiful stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
suchk us arc usually kept in a store.
Among his stock may DO found now style
Cassimers, Cloths, Tweeds, Cassiuctts, Kontucky
Jeans &c. A beautiful lot OF Ladies dress Goods;
such as French and English Paramatta hcrino,
Plain and Fancy DoLains, PCrsiani Twills,
COhurgs, DO.
GLOVES AND HoRIERY Heavy
and English Buck, Kid ,SSilk and Berlin Gloves,
Ladies Kid, Beaver. Cashmere andS LirC Gloves.
Gloves and Fancy Hosiery for chill drCn.
Hard ware, Queenswnre, Groceries.
Such as Fish, Salt, Coffee, Sugar, MolRssos,
&c, together with largo lot OF Brown aud
Bieached Muslins, Calicos, &c, ut all prices.
Blankets, Table Linen, &c. Mems Nnd Boys
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies Kid lasting and Morocco Shoes, Misses
and ChiIdren's Shoes sand lasting Caters; bui
what would most especially call attention to Is
large and beautiful lot Of Shawls. French
work collars and mourning Goods Of almost Ove-
~ description. seplO II
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BLooD m HRR Err As Correspond ent
of the Boston Journal, writing from New
York, tells8the following;
Anincident transpired here last week
that hassmade some talk among parties,
who have had knowledge of the matter.
Alady from the State Of Maine came to
this City last week on hersway to Califor-
mia. She has as arms tworevolversand a
bowie knife. The conductor purchased
her ticket in the California steamer, and
she left in the vessel at noon. Her story
is this: A short time since her husband
obtained possession of all her property.
converted all he could into gold, and
then deserted his family, took a ship and
started for the land of gold, around Cape
Horn.
But this is not the worst; he took
with him female not his wife. Injured
and maddeued, the wife has started after
her recreant lord 7; not from love, but
from bate not to recover possession of
her absconding husband, but to admins
ter deserved chastisement; not to take
him back, but to shoot him and his COM
panion. Wind, weather and steam per-
hitting, the lady will reach California
some time in advance of her absconding
mate. He will no doubt be rather sur.
Prised to meet her ladyship on the Cali
foruiO landing. and unless sea-sickness
shake the wrath out OF her. the meeting
will not be one of the most coniugal that
can be imagined"
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Public Sale O6Eam1

r N. pursuance of the last will of John j. Jacob,
i decd. late of Ohio county, Va, the under-
signed his executors, viii sell on the l4th day of
january, 1856, ut public sale, at the Court House
in Clarksburg, Harrison county, Va. two tracts
of land, near Salem, in Harrison county, afore-
said, mentioned as set apart to said John J. ia
cob, in deed of partition, made between the
said John J. Jacob and Jesse Fitzrandolph and
which deed is recorded in the Clerks Office of
said county. ... .s---.
The terms of same will be five hundred dol
lars cash, five hundred dollars on the 18th of
May, 1856, and the residue by two equal in
stalmcnts, one payable on the 18th day Of May,
1927, and the other on The 18th day of May,
1858; all the deferred instalments drawing in
terost from the day of sale until paid and the
purchaser is to give his notes for the said defer
red instalments withinterest, and the undersign-
cd to make a deed at tho time, with special war
rants reserying lien on the said lands to So
cure the payment of the deferred instruments
Selling as executors, We will only sell such title
US VIC have. Z. JACOB,
l. W. MITCHELL.
Executors of John J. Jacob.
November 81, 1S55.-St
Tho above sale is postponed until Wednesday
tho 23d Of January, 1856. Z. JACOBS.
a., j. W. MITCHELL.
Executors Of John j. Jacob.
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Bn ChalRccry.

v lKHlNlA-TO wit: AT Rules held in the
y Clerks Oni,e Of the Circuit Court for
Harrison county, for tbs first Monday in Junu-
John Barnes, oomnl,t,
james BIrncs heirs &C. dsrt,s
Inc OBJECT OF this suit is to obtain Il settle
mcnt Of the administration accounts of the main
Nit' as administrator of John Barnes, deceas-
Cd to have distribution made bv the court of the
proceeds OF the estate remaining in the hands Of
sad administrator. After SUCH settlemeui to
OBTAIN decree for tho repayment by the said
Tohn Z. McGee, Of the sum of sixtv:t hree dol
11Fs' which amount is the sum paid the said John
- McGee, over and above the amount to which
ne was properly entitled as u distributes of tbs
estate OF the said John Barnes, decd.
Al, ~ appearing by an affidavit filed in the cause
d v 1le defendants, Susunnah Barnes, Grorrn
d. naFhes' Lear Burnes, widow of Abraham
DnrH0 49, use Merrick Shinn and Hannah his
1 MHe' richard Barnes, Jesse Barnes, Edward l.,
S'leS' joshua Z. Barnes and John Barnes (son
Vi 'I'lleS'( are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth 1t is ordered that do appear hero
within one month after duo puOicat ion of this
ORDER: ahd do whatever is necessary to protect
1lelr interests IN this suit. A Copy-Trsto
u y. DAWSON, Ciork.
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Howard ASsocfa ton.
PIN, 41RI pfyYI

IMPORT Ant INFORMATION
ETNu all T'ors0ns afflicted with Sex uGI disenaos
4 sttch - SPBBHAEORRAGA, GENIsAL WAX
MIA, lRPoIEScE, GOSoBRHHA, GLEET, SYFH1LIs.
the Vice Of OSANfeN. or Sixty AB6hE; DC.
The HOWARD ASSOC1ATIOH Of PhiIAd6l-
Phia, in view OF the aHfni destruction Of human
life and health, caused BY EcXuRl diseases aud
the dccePtions which are rTnctised upon thS un4
fortunate victims Of such diseases By QuackS,
have directed their ConAultinR Surgeon Is 8
charitable act worthy Of their nsH:o 10 1--WE mo
deal advice gratis, 70 al peEs0Bs tiiuS hafOtod
Malls OF P0fuslosl who apTIy By lstteE, with 8
description Of their conditiLn, sge, Oecupation
habits Of life, DC, and In caSeSo f sxEFGias po-
VERY and sun ring, 70 EuEuish insdislnes free d
charge.
Tie Howard Association iRb benevolent ms
stiEhtion, established by apeeiai end0Wmsht, fer
the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted With
1yiTnlent and Epidemic Diseased, = snd is fundS
can he used for no other peTson. is has nov 4
surplus Of nteanb, which tbs Directors have Yo-
ted 70 advertise the above nosiee. e b needlesa
20 add that tina Association commands the high
e5t HtdGal skin Of the ala, and will fuEnish She
most approved modern treatments Ypluable
advice aIso given to sick and nefVons females.
sfliesel with Womb Complaint, Leuc0Elbcea. dc
! Address. ipoSt. paid.) DR.. t'ftl X. CALHOUN
| Consulting surgeon, Howard association, Ne. z
/ South Ninth Street, PHiia leiphia, Pa.
i By order Of the DiTe,tors
EZRA D. HABTWEIL, PEesido4t.
GEO. YAIRCHL1.D, socTotaly. 1921 y
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Mercantile.
m0IidaM Esneserals.

Il
/ ECHRISTMAS aud New Year are close ii
/ ~ hand and we would say to phl
/ friends and the public, tlt nave abundantly
supplied Ives With Z 9reat u tiety Of suits
bic and appro giate present 4or tie approaching
holiday and we most resi- invite those
who are want % some snitabl resent to theiI
friends or hne 70 chi dren, 70 call and
examitie our S. lection: Below we give q list In
/ part of VIII yTts. hate.
ALBUats II oTget -Ine7n Ot, Fri en6shtp, Alb
nm Of the heart, yenig, Isuil Escape Memory.
These are truly beautiful gotten mp album
richly embossed and rilt a splendid present
from gentleman=tO a lady. Price $500 per
IcOpy.
Monument Of Temperatures, Evergreen, and
Shakspeare's works. These arc largo aud SUI
Perbly bound yplunes, richly sni5Ussed and gilts'
price from 4.gg5 to 500.
Bi11Es. Large Quarto Family Bibles, splen-
didly embossed and gilt, Containing the ApoGra-
ply, Concordance, Psalms in Metre, Family
Record, Contents Of the Old and New Tesla-
ments, History of Judea and Palestine or the
Holy Land togetherwithm many other tables, some
of which are entirely new. These volumes will
make splendid holiday presents from Gentlemen
to their Ladies'. Price per copy 4s25. Also a
beautiful cloth embossed quafto Family Bible
containing number of interesting tables, Fami-
ly Record, Psalms in Metre, History Of Pales-
print and price can't be beat, Also great vac
riety of tuck-clasp, gilt and embossed pocket
Bibles of different styles and prices-these un-
doubleday will mako very acceptable presents TO
any ono. Price from IS cts. to $3.50.
PoETIoAI WORKS.
IppPcr's Poetical W'ks. Gowper's PoOtioal W'ks.
Moorc's. I" B1rnos
SCOTS h. (. Whito' Sc
heman's II. G. Laugden
Milton & Young =. Thompson & PalliGso
Afection's Gin, Boouet, Lovo Gift, Offering
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BucksaamaROn Hotel.

T1HB undersigned having purchased tho we'll
i known house recently occupied by Mrs,
Cooper, and permanently located himself in tho
thriving town of Buckhnnncn, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in a style un-
surpassed in Western Virginia.
His house is large and comfortable, is pleasant
ly located near the Court house, and has all the
convcnicnces for keeping first-clnss hotel.
His TABLE will DO supplied with tho best the
country can afford.
may favor him with their patronage, comforta-
bic and happy. ALFRED D. WOODLEY,
N.B.-His STABLE will DO in tho charge of So
Dor, attentive hostIers. AID. W.
April Is, 1655.-Gm
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EBr. .BOgam q. sAicEIcB.

HAVING permanently located himself ut
Ii Point Pleasant, Harrison CO., Va..takcs this
borhood and the surrounding country, that he is
now prepared to attend to the practice of mcdi-
cine. In general, he will give particular atten :
ton to diseases of chronic nature, Ii yer Com
Dental Surgery, &C., asswol as Ill other diseases
prevalent i'll this country.
lie may always bcsfolnd at his res doncc ncaz
TIE church, unless ofessionally absent.
AS have been repeatedly asked for references
l will name the following
Col. Geo. WarfeII, Dir. VIM r. Kendall,
Michael Thrush, L. +. Moore, Hampshire co. VA.
Jno. Scott, James MarGcl, d james Scott, Elijah
Wnriiold, Hardy CO., Va.
Jno. Pickens, Geo: W. Dilworsh, Jas Pickens,
JAS. L. Hickman, Barbour co., Va.
-, DR.. Mckehan, Glcmon d. Norman, ,Jno. Nc
Phcraon, Jacob Grapes, Harrison CO., Va.
oc24 SIN
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Hm Chamcerv.

W1RG1NIA-To Wit: AZ rules held in tho
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for Harri-
son county 1on the first Monday in January, 1856.
Jacob Il: Fortney, compl't.
Wilson K. shinn's adm'rs., heirs, &c. dts.
Tho object of this suit isto sell tract of land
in tho bill mentioned, 46 acres, to satisfy three
notes executed by said Shinn in his lifetime,
who rein the comPl't., Fortney, was security,
which notes were executed Tor the purchase Of
said forty six acres of land to John R. Stout, com
missioner appointed by the court to make sale
thereof, and which land was sold by said W. K.
Shinn in his lifetime to ono Thomas Rose.
Audit appearing by an affidavit fled in tho
cause, that tho defendants, Sophia j. Shipn, Van
Buren, Shinn and Columbia Shinn, arc not inha-
bitants of the Commonwealth of Virginia, it is
ordered that said defendants do appear hcrc
within one month after duo publication of this
order, and do whatever is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit. A Copy-TeStc.
jamie At G. &. DAWSON, Clerk
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Weston BqOusc .

WEsT0N, Lewis county, Virgniu, formerly
f. Wilkinson.
The proprietor bcgs leave to inform tho tray
Cling public, that he is prepared to give tho
weary traveller pleasant retreat.
His table is furnished with tho best tho mar
kct affords, his bar is supplied with choice IL
quors-with an attentive and accommodating Bar
keeper. The attention of the house is prompt
and ready TO give my guest hearty reception.
l ask my friends of Harrison, Gilmor ard
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give mo IL call, and l win try my best to make
my house their home. JOS. L. WILKINSON,
WESTON Aug. lst, lS55-ly
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PEMOVALi

ID F. CRISIS would most respectfully Ia
H. form his old friends and customers that he
has removed his store from KinchIoe's corner TO
W. P. Cuffs brick building ON Turnpike street.
He has just received and is now opening one Of
he Irgest, best, and cheapest stock Of Goods
hat hos ever been in this place. All who have
got money TO spend and produce TO exchange,
bring 1t along and they shall have good. OeTB
cheap. tOct15
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NORTHUMBERLAND F1ofcV.

i to the public, that he has leased tho house
known Us tho Northwestern Hotel, % situated 4
Clarksburg, Va. Tho house and furniture arc
now undergoing general course of repairs, which
pleasant houses in tho country. Tho rooms arc
large, airy and conveniently arranged. a portion
of the house is now open, and public patronag
is respectfully solicited. No pains will be spared
comfortable, contented and happy.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarksburg, June LIST, 1854. Proprietor.
Z. S.-A limited number of boarders can
ccommodatcd withrooms. je7 "
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VHRGENEA WOEEEI.

10y II. a. BARRON, PuILLEPPI, Va
- The proprietor hus re-opencd his house
for the accommodation of the public, and re-
E?ecliuliy. so;cts Il share of patronage. His ho-
tel has just been enlarged and fitted up in good
style, and he will spare no pains to contribute to
the comfort and convenience Of those who IN ay
blVor him with their custom.
~ There is attached to the house good sta
bic attended by careful and trusty hostlcrs.
October 4lh, lS5+ly
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New Drug Store.

DR. E. D. CARMACK, g. Co., Wholesale
lOnud Retail Dealers In English, French and
German Drugs, Dye StufFs, Paints, Oils, Orc
ceries Of oil kinds, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, MoIaSseS,
Fish, Tobacco and Segars, Watches and JoTEoI-
~. The subscribers have spared no pains IN
necessities of the citizens generally. Ia fact,
every thing TO charm the eye and Buit the tast,.
Not desiring that any should remain sick, bal
rather that all would come INTO MS and be heui-
ed. All orders and prescriptions will be care
fully attended to. Physicians OrdOrs and pre-
sCriptiouS respectfully solicited, except eastern
Dankrupts and Drunkards-we give them c
double dose gratis.
l respectfully tender my professional services,
in its, various branches, e iho public.
e. D. CARMACK.
Selo ly
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Union EHO7vsc.

TTIIIE subscriber takes this method of in
L forming travellers and the public gone
rally, that he has opened public house
in JANE LEW, LOWS county, W., where he
would be pleased to SEQ all disposed to favor him
with q call.
He'is furnished with all convcnicnces necessary
to render tho visits of his guests pleasant and
comfortable. and no pains will he spared to at
tain that object.
4 portion of tho public patronage ID respect
fulIy solicited. M ". BAIL.
Deccmber 9th. 1s55.-lH
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.JacOL mixer. 81. .LcrcuinL

Jacob DGkeT, ST., jeremiah Leach und Elisabeth his
'"ye. NlchotI' B"ker, D4oi4 Butsr anil Jucob
Hdher, Jr.
NOU will please take notice, that on tho 18th
L day Of February next, ut the Clerks Office
shall proceed to take dispositions Of jacob Means
and others, to be read evidence aL the trial of
Il rn"Hcory cnusc pending in the Circuit Court of
1"yIJr county, i'll which am complainant and
You are defendants, and il from any cause the Ia
klnL OF said dcpVSitioms shall not DC commenced
Oh that day, or being com mcnccd, shall nos be
eomgt"tcd the t"Sius of the same will be con-
"huol lron tune to time till completed.
HIRAM j. LYNCH.
JMnNArY Ii lSGG-It
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Tim, Copper, brass 81 Sheet.
in.MAh RNMaon

4 LARGE assortment OF Tin, Copper, Brass
- %ud Sh"otiron Ware, may at all times be
gcthcr with every article usually kept in cstaD-
ii,hmuntS at the kind.
Those wishing to purchase arc invited to call
and examine my stock, which will be sold ut
prices that cannot fail to please.