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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN Bhh ...s HIVE STORE.

41<E MAIN W ElESL1As4NNTs
FALL AAD WLETER TRADE.
STONE q THOMAS take pleasure IN annUunsing that
- tsJ are now IN TsesPt ot their fan stock 81 Veil And
WihteF
a. q sSds, Varieties und millinery Gsoods.
1lSy ka1u Rst SSepnd Pail PuT. hasrs,
which, ds 70 their foFaer stock, ut enable thstt
ssht % the Pubic more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
si b. lar the largest and MOST DkSTRAbLE siyk, and
smbTneipR tie BfSs sEECftON Vi eOtct goS1s LrS
tveF OdeTsd "a titr Pnsilc-
To their vaTi,ty they have added fsTEe stock
CaFpeTiug Hugs designs aud makes
beautiful line Of choice RuTs suitable for the
Winter FTaIe-tB beth Of which, well their
q ntFHlly, tiles invite the ait-htlsn OF the Trade.
Having been IN TIE EEefn eiii short liIuE previous
the late heavy In all kinds Of CoslOn Fabtes aud buy
largely III Cash have duIse
stl well srSrt-r~, ani Msnufae-
able nlucrnisnts
GSEah Btysrs ettiIeF tis, PIECE RETAIL
eXes. Il b. no slHilaF hGHse tls West.
foH't this wants Of thsr RAPIDLY Increasing Trade they
have Aie, anu making aup suts tuEnssh
tbs Pebble uh Of t b. . selected stocks VI goods Ia
their line in The West.
1tI this afoek uiaN be found July
l2S Sds slks-eHbtBenE o. the finest iInUOTtrd,
4FHHl :. fFheh u Tiu1vS, CaahuirfSs, BoEnhasinsss
thbgtS and hHddgmiHa- VI tVvTy aUAiity and color,
fall line q the Richest Painted, OubTs shaded aud SAT-
4H shaEIs and CloaGs-eHabFaeng Of the richest
Odri ed In Wheeling.
sIsU yds GinrAn,s, DsbaEs D,laInes and Priuts aud
6sAOO Of DvHvstierulbFaesnE the largest IsLe s4
house, II not b. any house the etty-
They have laid their stock with view closer cash
trade, and sdSe te Pbile that t4oTt upon taEt
shall be wanting - I,lt
They frel eouhdent tteT Inducements
stDaa eGNi bHsess rxeelrt b. house Wsst
he United Stats. No trouble gOOdso0Gs
Cars Hotels and IOats fnr customers.
ga ways ot hand PriIns Live Gresr PsathrTs
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ON and asr Moas.E May s8n' trains "Il run as ''PE'
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HnnunI
sslALn, per 1nnuh
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CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE 1MRRICAN MANUYAcFUBBS
BDELGtgsS mODK e lkREREEB'u
Writing Fluid

SIECE thl snpeFioF Eluia fh has bee hslsru Pss,
y noE nuary tEO yelFE as teen ronIsaully 8tlag u
favor, and prslsgTcd b many tls ENEtlsA Ar
aoi1 Flnid.
During the past aF ts.niy uasan quart anI pat 10.
uess stoEsteT Eth smaller slrI lge ben sd
baukrFs and merchants d Cuclnnatl L5ulgle, Ritts
haE Buala. C-Velsnd Detroit. Tern Haute. Aafaysttss
Hineennrg indianapolis, ETEnsV FtHntoTt LEIfngtsl.
aud New Oreans. Il has Hiao hn agFssd n he ate De
tEaEtuents q Eeutueky. Tennessee ara Mississippi u klB
ineinus ani LSusVie, and i0lF DiuI1as ald PFIs Ne
and Illinois,
Tilr f9IoSRg ulerslsu,, benk-4s S. n VAsslag,
tofoCe using ArnoIls EnEa tpE. areAlea J. y
isF's Book -KeeTeEa. " Tifing EIltd:
Northwestern Bank uf Virginia; MerehaltI Hoehauieg'
Wheeling; of Eh-eng; Csscent lInunfIeta
Fing Company; County -Ek of Oho Cny; NaSlona Tsis
-Fath Oncr; Galtnlorc AMI 0o R8iiroaa ooee, Hefro
tt01s5 & Nv, Holloway Co.; Rnarh SeAlsES G0Etos,
NattieEE 4 Cos Z. sEeeEey S0u; DanEs CgNEs OF
Boy ID; Boyd on; OVeF FyOE: Jas u EOlt o.; Aanb
din, Glberssn 4 Ca; Rrrua.
Rsr sale manufacturer pFscss by
OcSp LAALBQ1Ns etALAl llstal &Co.
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FALL A4ALI WINTER TRADE.
GTONE q THOMAS take pleasure IN announEtng that
y tsS TsesPt Of their fun stock 81 Ra and
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRTEs

OPENED THIS DAY, and nsE ready fsr
sal., fresh supply of ChiekeFing 4 601l Cd
Ia \ 9sbratsd Riano Felte. e hoaatifsI Elaek val
nut aud RQssgOod 1niSAs sd f5F hrilliaasT -
soue and itnsss o t0ueh b
eOuiE OF EaTPs and are onf ~ ths lowest RsslAatI
pTiers, ine3naiinE carriage.
Also, Prince @ : Aei9deonss Ssyls, Nh I'm al4
iau sAs Of Gne ROasuo0 anh, and - the lowest Bulo
Tieess With sork % HHFtns eeIstFued GtaFs,
ttaltany FTseh aud eeEuln gtos FIoileel1s, E1u-s,
Esp banos, fAubqTies, Tuning FaEks, s bc1t Itlltal
strings with all other aFtees ts music Ine anA glao-
sal assortment Of Variety aoOds.
Whess1 and rsiai a ths oia Masis and Variety sloFS
M @tS . OA'On '''ss' JAS. ME1IOR.
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TRY NSpORTATION.
Cincinnati, " iImington and
GAINESVILLE
RAILROAD.
@

PEN r II z o z @ n.
DIRECT RouTE TO CINCINNATI AND THE WEST
I've Passenger IraIp. Daily each wp,
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abe ll1brrliila gntfliier,lfrr,
Is PUBLISHED a
nAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
MPBELL & McDERMOT.

orrlCE-CUrner of Main and Quincy streets
- -Eutlance from quincy 81.
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TERMS:
For Full Course, Including dN Department. Of BOOK
kecpi11O, Lectures GRG PeIas.'lsHtl iHTuFIdCty Z"
IdUlSlcS S4V
For full Course iil LGdies Department ~
TNHE PROPRIEToRs take great pleasure in exprsssng
their thanks the CRAFTY ing aud unprecedented sue
marked the Of their Institution since
establishment Capital aud stimulates them 70 re-
exertious meet Ia TIE most ScieHt fuIHsT Iv
rapidly Increasing demand for pItcticut Tild coHFeei
sire cOWrse OI AieredHte sTistig The great practical
experience OF tire Principal in heavy banking and COnner-
caI Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
men has enabled him to bring degree Of periecton
system OF COUNTING ROOM Instruction. By oral exercises,
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION; ,i Each
student process, drilled ut the DESK tndttd-
E Htep by step, until lie has mastered the whole routine
Of ail Accountants thOrOWghty ds Oa0 ne hud
serred 1tt dUDrentceSiip IA hiT0s COhaLIsFcihL
House; all awEwarness; faerihs, and esFes"us
biuDders are, In great measure, dissiPatrd.
In addition engagement O accomplished Assist
ants, secured the services VI some OF te
eminent Lecturers i Ohio to lecture on commercial
topics. - 7i
here, every thing connected with DOCbLE
ENTRY HOOK kEEPlNC, with free and tun discussion Ot
Scirntifc plesLectures Commercial History
and History Commercial Men, Commercial tie
Ugraphy, Commercial Products, Commercial CulcuhOn
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Oi TRADE. FArt
IeTEhp, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

"Ipyslusble 10 ~y,sg Housek-ep-r" N Picsyune
GAVE so PER CENT in YOUR HOUSE
y HOLD EXPENSES.
By procurios cops Of
MRS ELLTTS PRACTICAL HoUSEKrEPeR
COMPRISING eOO PRACTICAL RECEIPTS aud NAN
ms ILLUSTRATED WITH 40 WOOD ENGaAVINGs.
Just Published, in Vol of 60 pages
Pric. SO
PubsA,d by STRINGER TOWNSEND,
No 222 srosd~sy, Ny
AND for sale by al Booksellers and Agents IN the Cara
N.B. Mailed, free Of postage On reception Of pri'"
I OOK AT THIS.-Almost everybody is Order
- ing TIE PLOUGH LOOM AND ANVIL Thai the
rCst De- th-tn--i'.'r u "hs sr H
bound, ourselves - ulaar 'n- Leaning
Journal of tie best for th- Farmer TOE ~ cn' e
aud The fmhy Shoiewe make the o-ins onVFeod-hedS
liberal %
Our Eleventh Noloe all comn'.nes with January lpi vi
h T. ia u.y 1879 IS, o't,vo p,f.s "a hhf
p4be ~h lie" typ" IL viii b. i-.p-c ~rh 20" hs week
NJ each month Iuub-rs Ut - e,;h lie pr ne ort
magazine ttNc To sho will iv ~ Sni
sngt snhrr be o. In cr y. wi --ud grttu isv
the numbers a. thu current Solam- Il fh- tor
aud month yrrNiaus -h rh-t-
fout numbsrs according 20 the tins sho .d5.b- b.
fcr~ J.rusry
uow.Ie f,r loon'bs Als.rti-ius 70 c-n. iae sr
Linz puhlii'yt improved ok sgdcrt yv.,a.ns
NJ tnS Hs ms'r. % g-r-r g,sre.
thu. is D. otr,r medium good 4; h
vi ins-rt this sod ni n
h.f paper ,b.i receive vol and ho r-ns,sng
npub, r. ( is w r-t 10
Lib~1 persots diSp sed W tor ihs
Mp. PAsISH.
Ne , BssADsD-t. New York, 0es "a 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Urp GOODS.
A BABE OPPORT NIFTY
THE SEAMLESS GARMENT MANUFACTURING
Offer. and M the ,,ty days viii continue Offer In
SEAMLESS CLOTHING, cid.
ATRErAIL, FOR CASH,
NO. SIS BROADWAY, NY,
NO So rULToN.sT., BROOKLYN.
ovERCoAfs Of e., variety AID latest hyles Some very
fine Rs.ns reversible and SINGLE particularly sdspted the
city trade.
BUSINESS COATS.
PEA JACKETS
VESTS. PANTS.
LEG5INs-
Ladies' ard Gentlsmen.- very desirable.
sHOEs AND BoOrEEs
MITrENs kc, he
These f,brics are ali IN WITHOUT sEAx!
Win retain their shape and in poot Of STRENGTH WARMTH
DURABILITY and al. other desirable qualities
sb, superior to al other styles of clothing. al
who test them must admit
rh. opportunity should be neglected BY who want
NEAT, CHEAP AND DURABLE GARMENTS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
to correspond with the times
WHOLESALE STORE. NO z DEY-sI.
OUR GREAT SALE
Commenced
MONDAY, 26TH INST,
OUR UNRIvALED STOCK OF
FINE CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
CHANDELIERS,
BRoNzEs,
PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY. kc..
is OFFERED AT A SACRIFICE.
In these time. of GREAT REDUCTIONS, AND OF 50
AND go PER CENT DISCOUNTS we will sierely state 10
the public that Goods PLAINLY MARKED IN DOL
LARS AND CENTS thus all who familiar with Goods
will a. once perceive sre. reductions have made.
E.V. HAUGHGWOUT& Co.,
COR or BROADWAY AND BROOME-sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

HARD TINES AND TIE LEDGER-t Is
rot uerly NesYork that the circulation Of I'd
LrDG Err contours increase IL all the c,unty
Wba, FOUR favori'. paper ev-n'n be
times only III, prize of single cigar Of winch people
an che half DOZEN In day Besd-s people h,v
thing read snd 10 10 feel to- expenditure OF
yoUk wEsKl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

DOP E r Y AND PIG SITES. -
Pres. and Pisseries Filth aud Fasrtll Rum and Rcu.a
Movement Cure Crime and Con.amp,ipn Cunpinia.m aud
ccnov'r Ae the Of His Craze the Very Rev. John
Hughes 'n aA at Tia sss n o ss .sr
GYMNASTICS GONE MAD
u.t os Gy@Ss.ium are ssmns.tic' rs;tn.y paf.ned in
S city Ia, Hse o. .sS.d b esa BY 'n In
SHERMAN GO Ne ,5y yf :sy 8 A'0r House.
1.-THE PEI for October !. .hsrstrrised ), 81. the ability,
originality aud~eity which h.' ,v,n oo.p
ss Rss% on S s
I .n5 The article Oh SSp.rT SD Rig S1 H%
The scspsl ccnme,d BY It's .en.le and indie
Read the sDOwns on robseco" . ~.
The articles are a.. purse pointed and fearless"
fW"erocIy Ameresu Conn.
to s.ps E sd.n to ha
'Olid thought fills niche in on, bfse' With no other
vv.city give indefnate its p.ges and 70
bs It's appearance with delight that the inr umptloa.
eomp.e and visorn. thou clothed u the dspy
q9.iSe phy and energetic style always IN tSi,' II unve'
The Jounsl Hinsh.m M"
Th. s.pe continue. is usual elevated sns n;'e1' lass
articles worth ten times s cost IL !: i've journal e~{2ad
PA: critic DR.. Dixon will cdDp"s s.solaSy ai.h
m.osulsy The article on Yale p city = s'P ,ho pa
"nis, te.. to reud tbi. journs D, Dxc1 IL power
f writer and free air !. is rfecty il keepos vita toe
usn" IOdd FSl"~ u obsb1ro ND
III aSs arc a4a. '9f u.s.% .ss
HUNDRED P.s+. each beautifully and indeed may be had
of the Editor only for six dollars Address
EDWARD II. DIXON. Editor Scs'pe,
Box 3l2i. Post Once.
THEY ALL WRITE FOR 1T.
i EMERSON BENSETT,
DIR. HORATIO w NELSON,
T. s. Arthur
JOHN @. SAKE,
SYLVANUS COBB. ia,
GEORGE d PRENTICE
NARY STANLEY GIBSON,
ALICE CARY.
MRS. SOUTHWORTH,
MRS SIGOURNEY,
FANNY FERN,
and all the rest of em, write for
TIE NEW-YOR LEDGER
The number for November H. which IL Gu. THIS rhoko
nay, MORNING il an unusually excellent pumber BESIDE
Il, u,ua cop,cus variety choice 1t hiss an eIqey
humorous Poem bv JOHN g. SAKE entite BILL
BROwN's VISIT To GOTHAM" admirably illustrated By
TBWAlTES.
THE LEDGER is sold by all News Dealers Price only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
T,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Il FOR OCTOBER 81.

TNHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Il FOR OCTOBER 81.
Circulation. ....""175,000.
THE NEw-YoRS WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
LEADING ARTICLES: How 1t Came Pay a. you
90; MeIo.ots e Credit. The Cheas, Times Price
Tb. Coming Election; A Question to be answered
.o1. E.. S%i The Cattle Ss
n..REvIEw OF THE WEEK. Giving in /. Condensed
and cons pcaoas form the latest and most Important
that have irsnspiIed In the City and Suburbs
Uoit,d States. and San Domingo
IuUTAH AND THE PLAINS Whist Capt Van Vet
Saw and Hssrd-The Saints Mean 70 Fight Re,
view q he ." sss ~ u ssS
Expedition.
W..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BYTELEGRAPH:
From Washington Di'uHiOn Convention IN o'e'e'
v..ErFEcT OF THE REvULsioN: Correspondence
Of The " Tribune
VITO THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF THE
STATE OF NEW-YORk
r,spoudencr Of The Tribune
VIZ. DEATH or CRAWFORD. THE SCULPTOR
M..DEArH OF MRS DR.. JAMES RUSH
X. CRIMINAL RECORD
M..A PLANTER MURDERED BY HIS SLAVES.
xI..KANshS StuPendous El9ct,n Fraud; Complete
Republcsn Tr'nmPai More Evoence Of toe
XIII. TIE GREAT FINANCIAL CRISIS: Extent Of
the Ca ,nity--EHsct upon Europe; F.iiares; The
Bsnh. Imports aud Exports; Exchange and Land
XIV LAIEa FROM EUROPE: Summary Of the L.tes,
N-~s
XVI POETRY The Garrison Of C4ee Ann:
hVl..BAiARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE
- No xXXVi: A fTp 10 III. Vofins Foss
ANii..lsPOkrANTT TO FARMERS: lnsrove neat in me
breed u Horses The Horse Market Race III
knHAnd-N Victory Of the American Mare fhoresi
twenty i've Mile Trotting Match Fair of the
Massachusetts Board Of A.icultaie Sorghum IN
northern New fork; sorghum in Indians First
ros' aud STOW. WseN-Sosll farmers Hold on |!
SsSpf~t- Culinary Ssgso.ons Suited TO the
fiInee.
XVII. POLITICAL dNTEtLGEScE: Penn.ylvsni,
Ohio. I,~e; MINI esOsz tennessee
NJX. MISCELLANEOUS Fossr Crospr from tn.
neiactioI The California NAs1u Rcd, M.qn<ni
moas Az; 'u'sisna Free fght; rSo N-grles
BUIned alive; Qvesr 5 ~ A Ooa.e.ti Tr,x, iy /,
How the Ladies Dress in Kaasa.: A Singular
D~ath
TX MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
All. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of tie
STOCK Money, Cotton. Grain, Cattle and other Mar.
ksts. specially r. ported for The Tribune
srB CsnTtoxs-Onsc for y ~ Three
Wi Five copies, ST. Ten copies, St2.
slEs copies 10 wrappers be obtained At the
We Publication peine this morning prine -
THE IOWA CITIZEN 10 the best paper 10 tue
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THE PANIC and THE NETWORK

VJNHE NEW YORK LEDGER, for October -,
i IL already received b, HAWKS az the PostOice TIE
he'd Tin beneficial effect upon THE LsOOEH
the ciIcnstioh still going UP, 10, up!
The shove paragraph clipped from The Buhao express
psper that has for some past been d. cide1y ueuds to
THE LEDGER In such times these vh-n 80 find oar
enemies voluntarily admitting the fact ths. the calculation
ofTHE uEDGERs ". topg up, up up when Other PAGERS
are sons down. think they pay the highest possible comp
nj TO US.
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S5OO.OOO WORTH OF
WOOOsOOO FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS

III w, 1CObs
S5OO.OOO y WORTH =, 9. OF -, = ,,v eoo,.
PROM LARGEST
IMPORTINJ and JOBBIyG HOUSE
CITY.
AT RETAIL FOR CASH.
ovius to the paral,rns effects of the pressrs
PANIC IN MONETARY AFFAIRS,
the universal prostr.ton of Bushes. aid immediate
necessity of change and relief the Owners have,
contrary to their inclination and per
sonal feelings, but
sELF-PRorEcrIoN.
been fOrced>b adopt,
Is the .sst resort,
the only Aternsive
To DISPOSE TREIR STOCK
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
ATANY SACRIFICE.
This course Is persye In order TO the
calamity now staring every business man In the
face and from which thousands have
already been hurled from the
hight Of comuercislpro-
perisy to ,helo~-
est depth
HOPELESS INSOLVENCY.
To accomplish object tor the convenience of those
who reside up town,
THE STORE OF
MESSRS. CHAS. HEARD G. Co.,
Nc. 3OI GRAND-sr.,
channel By which and under whose direction the stock
viii be offered to the public.
THIS IMMENSE STOCK,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
is COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
BEING IMPORTED AND MANUFACTURED
SPECIALLY TO ORDER;
. second to none in the Uned States mention OF
the fact Of Is being
FORCED AT RETAIL
Ia ali tina, required eject the purpose the inducements
are far greater any hitherto offered and TO the frugal
housewife in these tryng times be of immense ad'an-
GREAT SACRIFICE
ORIGINAL COST
At WHICH THEY WILL BIZ sFFKsEp.
To facilitate tie arrangement and for purpose of properly
marking the STOCK will be to CLOSE the STORE
On SATURDAY, Oct 81.
IMPoRrAST!!
TN o G A S II b U Y E r S
DRY 600
FOR CASH.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK IN
THE UNION!
LATHROP, LUDINGTON Co.,
Nos. q AND Is PARK-PLACE,
AND
Nos 20 AND q MURRAY-sTREET,
ARE oFFRRING
THEIR IMMENSE STOCK OF FoREIoN AND
STAPLE
d r Y G o O d s,
AT WHOLESALE FOR CASH,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
sHEEfSRGs, BLACK AND FANCY
eBIRTINGS, SILKS
TICKINGS. MERINOE5,
FLAENELA ALPACAS.
CLOTHS PARAMATTAS,
CAsSIMERES YANKEE NOTIONS,
PRINTS WHITE GOODS,
DE LANES, HOSlEhf.
ALL FOR CASH
all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
CAKES GREAT POEM,
y ENTITLED
BILL BROWNS VISIT TO GOTHAM,

CANES GREAT POEM,
-
BILL BROWNS VISIT TO GOTHAM,
In THE NETWORK LEDGER for Nov T. now ready. 10
the ve,t funniest racest aud pciet production which
SAKE OF any body else 1t bses with pnngens
hits Nspoeons Od Guard old with bsyonets In the w'rd
Of the poet:
.Bill Brown resides . country village,
And has filed his till by honest tiIlsge"
And HAVING plenty Of cash be to New York
1.-TWO lively young fellows, of elegant men.
Amused him awhile with pretty machine
An ivory ball which he never had seen j"
But the wsy Bill" escaped being victinized by the patent
safe" game entirely original and eHectus The same may
be ad pocket book droppes mock suctonee and
metropolitan swnders. How they al attacked Gill aosn
filled pocket book and with what result be learned
BY reading the poem, which 10 admirably mustraed o'
THwArEs TIE LEDGER also contains contributions from
eorse D. Prentice FsDDy Fern. and other emneot WI ers
more OF sOBBs g. eat Revolutionary Tale, THE riOSEER
-plrBIoT, ez 1ss,s'a q EsH Was e~s"s @s', 's''e
of the thins story Lad, Candns; Or. The Double Mar
and variety of other choice matter For sale
BY ell NE VS. dealers. Price only four cents
THE PANIC and THE NEW-YORK
LEDGER matter OF sstonishnent 20 everybody
(and epecisy TO puohsfs ard ewdralsrs sbo os nod,
star such msrs) that 'he circulation o, .oE 80, ia
times But the fact IT, THE LEDGER ha, brceme necessity
Everybody buys and fe.ds Let NJ give an ia..nas IN
DAY r the great institution and the he ten
policemen sitting benches stationed to protect the e.h
scIed IL the peIu.a Of TIE LEDGER! This fact will
iu,tise the holf which TIE LEDGER has on n- mnds
affections of he people and to ina'cse woy t ccnaoa
steadily Increases notwithstanding the tremendous pressure OF
the hard TIE LEDGER ia the 90 se ky pseet for
which all the wers Of the county constant nlnb at
FIRM its crcui.top 1t can afford 70 pay the best
writers ard hence monopoizes bem ooy 81 pr annum
No a Ann .t. N.w.York
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6ueeial Notices.

MAJ, omcs Notice-The Mails for Europe, via soasa,
$50, SO Breupn PER United States steamer Rnin
VIII clo.e This Office on SATURDAY. tne oil" u'S
October " W. "eiO''~ ISAAC V FOWLER Postmaster.
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I'HE IOWA CITIZEN 10 the best paper 10 the
".st Dediam throosn sbich 20 adversiss I. sls1
n. sssied sosonnt Of the progress Of Wern asros.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

MANAGED Blanket, Broadclosh Cassmere',
~ fable Coths Lipens Black SIX yevsts bsck su1 &c
a,o ners usortneut Of staple Dry Goods tor Aie lowest
eash Iriees b WI. NAIHEWs, Ne - Sstne1ne'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
Mem Civilizations.

GALA NIGHT at the FAIR-CRYSTAL
NJ PALACE
GRAND CONCERT by SIXTY PERFORMERS
THIS (Friisy) EVENING. Oct 80.
No Extra Charge.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-25
The strongest DMst vet. ]

Pirson Brownlow, of the Jonesborodgh, Tenn,
Wing, duhs his delinquent c,tstomersin in the fol-
lowing earliest manner. Ifthey refuse to com !,
ply with his reasonable proposition, they deserve
to be held to account before the high tribunal
before which he threatens to prosecute them:
"For subscriptions adyertiseing and job work
at Jonesborough, and during the five years we
published the Wing here we have several thou
sand dollars charged on OUR books. We have
called for the payment of these debts through
the paper without success, until we are aShaHl-
cd to dun any longer; and have sent out private
letters and accounts by mail until we are sick
Of paying postage. We have one more pr6pGsi-
ton to mtke, and it is theonly one we ever will
make. We will take the bills df the Bunk of
East Tennessee, AT PAR, for all these debts, and
receipt accordingly, And this we do with a
perfect understanding that we can only, realize
some twenty cents on the dollar for the money.
"Persons wishing to square up with is can
now do so. Iehowever, they wish to got off
at CHEAPER RATE, they can with hold even
these bills, aud we promise during the coming
year to receipt them in full through the paper,
forever, and file our claiIus against them in the
High GhaRcery Of HsaUen and dslet- them settle
with their God in the world to come!
"And to leave all without excuse, we further
agree to take Shanghai chickens; hoop.skirts,
boot-jacks, broom corn, baby jumpers, fishing
tackle. patent medicines, sucking pigs, frozen
cabbage, old clothes, colts reyolvers, secon1
hand tooth brushes, ginger cakes, parched corn,
circus tickets, or any other article found in o
country retail store" t sssf ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-25


MARSHAL sNET's DEATH SeESE.-The ven
seancei of the allied powers demanded some
victims, and the intrepid Neg, who had well nigh
putthe crown again on Bohaparte's head at Wa
terloo, was to be one of them. Condemned to
be shot, he was led to the garden of Luxem-
burg, on the morning of the 7th Of December,
and placed in front Of file of soldiers drawn
up to kinhim. One Of the officers stepped up
to bandage his eyes buthe repulsed him saying:
"Are you ignorant that for twenty five years
have been accustomed to face both bali and
bullet2'
He then lifted his hat above his head, and
with the same calm voice that steadied his col
unns 50 freqdentlyin the roar and tulnalt ol
battle said: @R' t Y a8 '@~
"Tdeclare before God and man, that l never
betrayed my country. May my death render
her happy. SYive La Francel' ese
He then turned tothe soldiers, and striking
his hand don his heart. gave the order: Soldiers
firep TM .l5aaa ... .g Isl. b.
A Simultaneous discharge followed, and the
'bravest of the brave sank to rise no more
He who had fought five hundred battles fol
Erance-not one against hcr--was shot as q
traitort Is saalIs. .a iss ases