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The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

TO THE MEMORY OF REV. JOHN q. BlDDLE
At meeting Of Union Lodge, No,
10, !. O. 0. +. ut Winchester Tenn,
the following preamble and resolu-
tons were read and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, the Almighty Maker OF
heaven and earth has seen fit in His
infinite wisdom to call from our midst,
by death, our much beloved friend
and brother Rev. JOHN G, Biddle. He
died at his residence in this place, al-
ter a brief illness, on the morning Of
the 23d of April, A, D., 1857. He has
gone to that bourne from whence no
traveller has ever yet returned. He
has gone to reap the final reward Of
a great and good man. He has gone
to that land where the weary and
heavily laden find an eternal rest
He has passed triumphantly over the
dark and stormy waters Of death into
a land Of pure delight, where saints
immortal reign. He has gone from
our fraternal Order that loved him
well, He has gone from church
militant on earth that loved him. He
has gone from family that loved him.
He has gone from a community that
loved him. He has gone from host
of young pupils that loved him as
their preceptor. 1t is but natural then
that we should mourn for him. We
weep for him, and why should we not?
Science weeps humanity weeps -
the world that knew him weeps and
it We're unnatural-it were ungrateful
if we went not forth to his burial in
fearful sorrow. Long, long will the
remembrance Of our departed brother
linger in the affections of this COM
munity and elsewhere; for seldom. if
ever did the grave close over the re-
mains of one of purer life or more
blameless character. We say this of
our departed brother, because we be-
lieved him to be o christian, true
christian and because we believe in
the authenticity of the Holy Bible as
it is, and in the efficacy of the chris
tan religion, and nobly did he sustain
the cause of christianity while he So
journed with us on earth. Therefore,
Resolved, That our beloved Order
deeply sympathise with the relatives
and friends Of our departed brother.
Resolved, That in the death of Bro.
J. G.. BIppLE, Union Lodge No. 10, |.
o. o. F. has lost an Israelite indeed
one in whom there was no guile.
Resolved. That the members of our
Lodge wearthe usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
Resolved, That the Home Journal
and Banner of Peace, Nashville, Ten
nessee, be requested to publish these
proceedings, and that copy be sent
to near relatives Of the deceased.
JOHN T. SLATER,
H. BROWN,
]. G. ENOCHS,
Ans;l 1os7 Eommittae
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SxaS- The weather has been disagreed.
BY cold in this section since Moni ay
last--so much so as to render fire during
the day and blankets at night necessary
to comfort, On Wednesday morning.
early riscrs found mother Earth slightly
touched with frost---not sufficient, how.
ever, to in ure vegetation seriously.
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Atlanta (Ga.) Market.

Atlanta, May Is, 1857.
Mr.. Editor--We refer you TO the fol-
lowing quotations OF leading articles Of
Tennessee Produce:
Bacon, hog round, l4c; Clear Sides
45c; Rib Sides lslc; Shoulders l3c.
Family Lard, in barrels, lie; in tin
cans l8c.
Tallow l2lc.
Flour, bbls and sacks per 100 lbs good
superine 50 rs; extra family 81 90.
Corn in sacks 90ca$l 90.
Respectfully,
SEAGo, ABBOTT & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Merchants.
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CANDIDATES.

n6y We are authorized TO announce
TIE w. NEWMAN as candidate fol
,..election to the Lower House of ouI
,.,i General Assembly. mar27
nT We are authorized to announce
e. A. HUNT a candidate before the peo'
nle of franklin county, for seat in the
lower branch Of our State Legislature
nay We are authorized to announce
IouN w. CUSTER as candidate iol
Sheriff of Franklin County at the en-
ming August election. may22
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A paper says that genius, beauty
and love are not bought with gold.--
Perhaps not; but something that goes
BY the name of beauty and love is
bought every day.
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U The Alabama river is higher
than it has been for years. The heavy
rains ten days ago were very general
all over the country, and the rivers
arc high, and many of them out OIL
their banks, doing much damage to the
lowlands, washing bridges, mills, &c.
away.
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U Hens disappear very rapidly
in these parts, by disease which they
denominate the grab disease" Many
ROSTERS have been made desoIate in a
single night. 1t is said to be cutchlng
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u Several new candidates out
this week. Let others bring in their
names at once. We charge no more
for announcing them from now until
the election than we would for oily n
week or so. All The same.
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Sheriff Sale.

By virtue Of an order Of sale to me is.
sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
Franklin county, Tennessee. on Monday
the 9th day Of July, 1857, al the court
house door in Winchester, will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, q
House and Lot situated and being in the
town of Winchester, in said county,
and bounded as follows: On the North
by the street leading by the Baptist
Church; on the East by the Baptist
Church; on the South by C. r. Embrey's
lot; on the west by James Harris lane.
being the same House and Lot John T.
Barr now occupies, containing one acre,
more or less-to be sold as the prop.
erty of the sail John T. Barr, to salts.
fly two orders Of sales in ny hanIs for
collection, in favor Of Slratton & Ew.
ing, and against said Barr.
L. w. GONCE, Shift,
may IL, 1851 I'd prs fee so
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LOCUST HILL
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Located two miles South. East OF Salem,
FR,NKrlt Enrvrv 'rrYrr.spr.

lRANKtlN COUNTY, TENNESSEE;
The Trustees Of this Institution take pleas.
ure N calling the attention Of he publ C to il.
believing thu there are a'vanares offered.
equal to any IN the country, for obtaining al,
the elements CT II good Eng ish and Cassica!
Educalloh, at the same time aiiordinp hose
from distance a comfortable unds chean
home. The situation is pleasant and healthy,
and in one Of The most moral and refined
neighoorhoods in Tennessee.
Ia addlt on to the present means OF accom-.
rnodatlng pupils. two story building, thirty.
SIX by toriy-eIght feet, has been commenced,
| and Will be completed IN a few mon hs. Effort
Is also being m de 10 secure complete set Of
philosophical apparatus By the opening Of the
next session.
The Principal, Prof. N. B. Smith, having
for several years occupied the chair of Math.
ematics in Franklin College, Tennessee, the
Trustees feel confident that he will be able to
give complete satisfaction.
Miss Lucy E. BARNES, Il regular graduate
of Franklin College, Tenn, has charge ofthe
Musical Department, and will give lessons in
the French language, &c,
TERMS;
Boarding, per week.. ...........S | 6i'
Boarding and Tuition, from Monday
to Friday evening, per session of
~ weeks. .........,........ 30 90
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Men
tai Arithmetc;. ............. TOO
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 900
Natural Sciences, and the higher
branches Of Mathematics, ....... 10 90
Lessons on the Piano, 20 90
Lessons in the French Language, 10 90
A MALE DEPARTMENT has been organized,
and preparation will be made to board few
small boys. Pupils coming from distance
will be required to board in the family of the
Principal, unless they have relatives residing
in the neighborhood with whom they car
Board
The next Session will commence
March LIST, 1857.
USTEES.
Joseph J.. Baker; Geo. W. Hunt,
jefferson Estil, Thomas MoseIv,
David Lipscomb, William Damron,
E. !arrent, VIM. c. Handlev, Chairman
Feb6 Nv
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~ For some time we have been
contemplating the fixing up" of a
Town Directory. Will not the man.
ayers of our schools and the pastors OF
our churches, and the officers of our
different orders, assist usl We wish
to have the names, too, of our county
officers. Such a Directory is ofmuch
interest to those residing abroad, be.
sides to those in our immediate vicin.
ity.
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U "Mons. G. Halter, the great
South American Magician" as he
styles himself, gave two of his suck.
EN- in entertainments" in our town
this week. Most of his feats were
entirely original especially that of
cutting off a mans nose and putting
1t on again." which he didn't nigh do.
Mons. H. wishes it distinctly under.
stood that he has no counterfeit and
we guess he never will have, For our
part. we don't see who in the world
could desire to counterfeit his perform.
ance. He leaves here for parts uu.
known.
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The only class Of men in the world
who are not in the habit Of djsparaging
their neighbors are the assessors oftaxes;
for it is well known that they never "un,
derra,e" anybody in the slightest degree
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BGs~ Several advertisements sent In too
late for insertion this week will appear
in OR next.
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Dress Goods,
will be found
Muslin Robes,
Printed Jaconets,
Brillants,
Striped Nainsook Muslin,
Berage nantes,
Hoop Skirts,
B0nnes,
ALSO-Kld Boots and Slippers
Fancy Dress Silks,
Fancy Berages,
Printed Jackoneis and Lawns,
Solid cojored Berages,
Swiss, Null aud Nansook Muslins,
Undersleevcs,
Chemizetts,
Edgngs
lnsertlngs,
Parasols,
Collars, and a superb lot of
Bonnet Trimmings,
Ruches,
PerEumery,
Flowers, &c, &c.
Among our stock of Goods
For GentIenlen's
Wear,
We have Black and Blue Cloths,
Black and Fancy Casssimeres,
Vcstngs,
R9G1yaun0 mas 9lDoA6unS ga
A splendid lot of
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &c,
we have also OH hand a lot Of
Queensware,
Glassware,
Hardware, and
Cutlery.
mavl5 II NDLY & HENDERSON,.
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D A G. u F r R cot Y p ES,
at my rooms, over Houghton q Lough
milIer's drug store.
Those wishing miniatures, please call
and examine specimens
The Ambrotype | have recently intro.
duced, and succeed far beyond my most
sangujne expectations They are surely
8 great Improvement over the Daguereo
type, both in beauty Of appearance and
facility Of execution.
Bring on your chiIdren--they can be
taken before they can have time to move.
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed or no
charge. J. w. HOUGHTON.
Winchester, Aug. l6. '56-tf.
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II. @ A r II w RI 1T,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
HInsIc and 1Iusi,nI Instrnments, Cutlery
and variety Goods,
NO 125 MAIN S1NISTLIGT

AM receiving and keep constantly hand large Stock
i of the celebrated IIALLET, DAVIS & co PIANORS
Also, complete assortneht Of SfELnDE0NS SRlA-
PINE, fIom che Sesbrasd u,anufactOrirs Of Garhart
Eedhan and A. p. Hughes Also, splrndrd Gothic Or
gam style for Churches Lecture Rooms with four stops
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Sl)r n1brrlit,g 1rrtelIigenfrr,
Is PUBLlsHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
TERMS

OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy ST
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In connection With the above keep the largest stock in
the Western country of the following yOllns, vo-
inccoe Double DAsses GUITAR, Bnnjoes, TnmborineS
Fiutnaes AccordeOns Flutes, Ffes FaEroles Clarinetts
Drums, etc. In fact, keep every article belonging
Music business, sli. ais lf135 fl m =
=. s-Brass Bands supplied with Instruments at short
notice.
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NUM- BER 272
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE

| j 174 MAIN ST., WHEELING. 3
61LL And 1PiN7ER TRADE. -,
SToNE G THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
~ they are How in receipt Of their null stock OF Fall aud
Winter
DRY G Gods, Varieties n nd NJ iIIinery G. SOOds5
Tey have just, received their Second Fall Purchases,
which, added to their stock, viii enable them
sent to the Public more than IN
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by the largest MOST DESIRABLE stSek and
embracing the BEST Of ehoss goods they have
ever offered to the Public.
their former variety they have added large stock ot
Carpeting Hugs of the latest designs and best
and also beautiful line of choice Purs, suitable for the
generally they invite the.attention Of the Trade.
Having been in the Eastern elites abort time previous
the late heavy rise In all Cotton Fabrics buy
ing largely with the Cash they have dome for years
Ipers in instances they able to sr nlucelnehta
to sSe Cash Buyers, either by the PIECE a. RETAIL
exec id BY no similar hopse II the West. eat
To nieet the wants of their RAPIDLY Increasing Trade they
have made, and making ample arhng TO furnish
the Public with Of the best selected htoeks OF goods In
their line In the West, '-'-s itt d e-rs' i.a
IN IN this stock may be found fully
1000 yds Slks-efnbrAcig OF ths finest imp
5000 "; French MeTinVes, CAphueres BombG li
Thbets Shd MaddoriAs-of every quality and color,
full line of the Richest Painted, Onbre shaded
in striped Cashmeres aud Delnihes-imported.
4UO siAFIs and oioNks-tiabracing some Of the
ever offered in Wheeling, ~ . Z. 10 d..
10000 yds GInghas, Debazes, Deaines and PTnts and
600OO OF Domesticsrnibracing thr lArgest line OF
American Woocns and Cotton goods kept by any similar
house, IL not by any house In the city.
They have laid In their stock With aVe closer cash
trade and pledge the Public that effort their part
shall be wanting to please. sl'f 80 t~t
They feel confident that they offer induselnentd To
cto$a cared oHyerS eXcced by house In the Wes II in
The United States. No trouble show goodsEOOds
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
fS9t5 Arrays on hand, Prime Live Geese PeRthers 81
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY,
INsTRf&G 81 fsf 8 YouR EIFE

q he l.ynchbnrE Hose nmd Fire Insurance
Company of llynchbnrg, Va.
CAPITAL $lVOUVO viii take risks and promptly adjust
u and pay Losses. WHi. T. sELBY,
JANIS Agent.
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ENC0ORIGET AMERICAN MANUFXoTUREt
BUTLREE'a INCONSISTENCIES ~

INcE this superior Fluid has been before the pubic
- now nearly two years It has been constantly gaining In
favor and is now preferred By to the aramed Arr
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Merehan. Tsllor. Il. 3. iYashInEt
New Arrangement.

WOULD announce the subscribers for papers, Period
cas &c. whose hare been transferred to US from
Mr. Tobns Books, that receiving said Period
regularly and would those above referred
call at ll7 Main street Any wishing to discontinue
subscriptions, viii please advise that not lon
ger preserve their copies We have just received case OF
elegant Family Bbes also late publications. Mira Hents' and
Mrs. Southw0rths Works. Everything In the Book 1nd
Stationery line be had at the Cheap Book Store No.
LII Main street. -lanlul- JAS. O ORR.
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IIls LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

subserIbers who give express notice to the
t.oLs.
If subscribers order the dseontinuaRee Of their peril
Ddeas the publisher continue to send them until All ar
EsaTBgeS are paid.
S-if subscribers neglect refuse to take their PeTod
Gals from tUUheh they directed they held
TUSponsbe tin they settled the bill and ordered them
Gitsontinuef.
I-I subscribers 70 other places WIthoutnform-
ng publishers and the papers sent 70 the former d.
FteliOn, they are held responsible.
5Te CouTts have decided that reufins t@ take period-
the removing and leaving them uueaied
SE, Is pri1Ed JIcir evidence Of Intentional fraud
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Qllil lbs pure aud EreAh ground Pepper, 5 sf. .s1
ON'O ~ lGs Alspce do do
t-.a 100 lBs pure do do Ginger, Slea 5d
90 lbs Cloves,
st '1UU lbs Cinnamon, freGh ground. 81 .'',-f
1900 lhs Cream Tartar, ground from the OhrJSsoS,
warranted pure and for sale by
Sepls fa. -. ALEX TURNER,
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Watches, j IeWeIry, SilV or and Plated Wn
Clocks, SC. sc.
@. P. BROWN.

No. ll9 Main. Street, Wheeling, Va.
opening OF the finest and largest aBsortmens
of goods in Ms line that has eyer been brought to this
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail at prices
low any house West Of the Atlantic cities. p 2
Among his goods may be found Gold and Silver Watches
from OF the celebrated English and Suisse Manu-
facturerers Also, the real D. II. d. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in great variety, including few
day Regulators Of fine quality suitable for hanks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful Jewelry IN sets otherwise of Coral, Mosaic,
Cameo, Cold, Stone Lava, and all Gold Jcwclry. Also
assortment OF Soft Solder and plated Jewer cheap
Pine pocket Cutlery, RaEors, Scissors Silver Napkin
Rings Gard Gases, Gold PENS &c. &c. Every article in
this warranted to be good represent
the money returned call respectfully solicited.
mh26 lis Main ST., door from Marsh Taylor's.
No. 9 Washington Hall.
TAKE pleasure in informing friends and patrons Of
Wheeling and its vicinity and the citizens generally that
have just received the largest finest and best selected
stock Of Cloths, Casimrres and YesDgS, for spring and
wear, that have offered 10 the citizens Of
Wheeling vicinity ali of which prepared to make
order In the latest RndTnOst approved style and best
manner shOrt notice. goods warranted TO be rep
resented sale.
Ihavc received large stock Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods suc white, colore and narleillase Shirts
and Shirt Collars, Silk Cotton and Merino Under Shirts,
Silk, Cotton, Linen and james Draws SILK and Linen Hand
Errchefs Suspendsrs BLK, Cotton and Ise half Hose,
black white coorcd Kid Gloves the best Makes
plain black aud fancy Stocks, Ties Ceyats, &c &e
mhQs Merchant Tailor No e. washington HALL 3
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,rC CORKESPONDENTs.

LrTTEs concerning subscription, advertising or other n
nnae Of Inegsneer should be addressed to
,:fs esnesrniug editorial department. Of the paper
taoul e addressed te Eors jointly or TO elmer one
them. ,,. 49,. LII.
Correspondents writing for publication, VIII PeAe "e
'"y W of ths above rules viii greatly oblIge
nd secure uOrr prompt attention to correspondents thA
, might oti4cTWtEe receive
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= = y ST tfEIEIT Y LII - = y -
NEW Style Hail aud Paror Papers with and beauti
IN full Velvet Match Borders ALSQ-A general aEsoTt-
ulent and Common Wall Papers for sale very Low
tor CaEh, b., myt6 JOE GHAt9S.
LETTER BOOKS AND LETTER PRESSES
TTTR have SUPERIOR YELLUsi COPYING BOOKS, =
w and superior article and ere Letter Presses
diGerFnt sizes, which We aell cheap.
DIO, Java aud NAcha Conee, in and foIlale by
IL W. A. EDWARDS BIO,
sssIs Cor. Hsrtst .pa olncy ats, whssliaT. Va
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SHEET MUSIC.
constantly receiving and keep on hand large and
choice collection OF Sheet Iusc. Also TnSruction hooks
| for every kind Of Instruments in use. POI
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Wall Paper.

CHOICE BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR.
40 BARRELS Novelty Mills, (Not Dudiey's.)
II t.f5 hbIs. Pailneldu q 4 4tClt'.lsa
% HtllGboro . ~
Isrsale by TH0BURR HIDDKS.
delivered In any part the city free OF chsTKs. h25
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HSISLEY's COMPOUND FLUID EX-
"a TRACT OF BUCHU.

DISLEY's COMPOUND FLUID AK
aa TRACT OF BUcHU.
An Inoa1ua5le Remedy in all Diseases of thu
Urinary Organs
1t is scarce necessary remark upon the popularity
OF this remedial preparation from the fact Of its very
general use and the consequent supposton that the
people an well acquainted with its virtues The pro-
pretors would however take occasion to advert to the
fact that the formula for Its prepara ton is the result
the combined suggestions Of several eminent
who dn1ng that in their practice they were daily in
want of preparation OF the kind that could be relied
upon, adopted the formula by which this preparation is
made and placed II in the hands of the proprieo tor The
preparation having had the test of years in its appics
ton to disease its remedial virtues fully established
and known to thousands in every section Of the country
In sill diseases OF the
KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AND URETBRA,
II has proved Itself far superior every other prepa
ration Of the kind that the demand very far exceeds that
OF any other "patent' preparation in the market;
for
Pain IN the Back and Ions;
LeucOTrhed Whites,
GonnorrkeG and elect;
StrGngary Dropsy, Gravel;
o6structtons, &C.,
1t is one Of the most II THE most reliable prepara
ton DOW before the people also in Nocturnal Ennis
sons, and all improper and facilitating discharges from
the External Organs which has proved the curse and the
bane of the existence Of many thousands it is rem
edy in which every reliance may be placed; for its
curative properties in these diseased conditions have
been so far established as not to admit possibility
Of doubt
As remedy for many diseases peculiar to Females 1t
stands pFe-eminent above all others; and its curative
effects in this class Of diseases has perhaps served
than in any other, to give the preparation the wide
spread popularity and notorety that it now enjoys.
For sale by Druggists throughout the country Price
81. HARRAL, RISLEY, & KITCHEN
Wholesale Druggists, 70 Barclay St > New York
die DIV
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- SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL,
LEncoln Square. w orcesIer, Mass
The Winter Term Of this School for Young Ladies will
open on MONDAY the 4.h day of January next.
u prompt attendance at the opening Of the session
is very desirable J. V. BEANIE, Principal
Worcester, Dec Il, 1857.
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In this city, Dec 49, Hadasah A. daughter of Alfred
h ana sarah ann Bronson AGED years and 10 months
In Winohendon, Oct Is, Mrs Mary Raymond avrd
~ 2oth Phineas Parks, aged 49, Nov 25 widow Polly
Gather, aged %; same day David sibey aged 70; Dec
3, Mrs Sally Poor, aged SO.
In sunbuTy, Ohio, Oct II, Mrs. Turner D. Littlehed
aged 46.
In Wet Ur6ana, Illinois, Oct 80, Leonard Francis,
youngest son Of Joel Whitney, formerly of Wesborough
Mass aged IS.
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DRY GOODS.
WSBB FIRST PAGE.
QUA SILKS! OUR SILKS.
L A d 1 e s:
NOT FOR TWENTY YEARS,
WILL THEY EYER BE OFFERED so
CHEAP

We have 5000 yards FANCY DRESS SILKS, which
we Offering for a song.
Among these may be found 10 Flounced Pattern Silks,
at SIS, former price $22.
Pattern Silks IN iiehs eolors, old price $780, now $Is
Pattern Dress former price SS5, now S25
az all the above are suitable for evening dresses.
Pattern Silks in side stripes, former price $40, now
$27,
very rich two Flounced Silks, former price $50, now
S27g
20 pieces Bysdere Copd Stripes, black ground former
price 81 o., 81 25; 10 d. good silks, old price
81 IS, now 81 cts.
whole line of some Is pieces, ali styles, marked
down to rs and so CENTS which never have sold less
than 81
pieces small check Silks, rs cents has been the low
est, e2I cts
pieces handsome Plaid goods at 50 cts.
O. In fact, anything in the Fancy Silk line for sale
in store be bought for the money now for nearly
one half the old prices.
No. Mechanics Hall Building.
BRYANT Il SHELDON.