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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

tbs scsaTtis yet 10 cone in vii increase the
sggteya.e vote al ,Le Isbs election 10 sboai
TIRES niliioaa eigb, has5rsi Thousand, a,si Mr..
BrcmAsAs's majority over Mf. Fsxsosr 70
ssoei fee bundled p.sssar! pass, thus leaving
the black rcpabiicao caoaidaie ina minority Of
about cre m,ilson nre haaarsa III asaad taaf'
II viii be sen from thu above tzases tnai
Col. FrExesr received rs 400 votes is,s than
ten Sour received IN 1851, YET fsssosr re
eeiyrd IA electoral votes, white Gen scoTr
received bat a. Yr. EuenAs.s's possals,
vote sseoeds Geo. Fismx's up.ards OF two
huadf'ri Thousand VOTES, yct his eiscio'si sois
halls osioe ibat fssr'iytd by Pres,deos fIgaor
lao votes.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
Nebraska TERRITORY.

fiou. BIRD n. Chsrasa, delegate 10 Geo
rress treTa Nebraska. arrived in sAis ei.y o.
,Ae "a, direct IRON oraaha Cl;y. which Flae,
ne isit vu ire 18th ult H. reports everytaing
quiet and proapssoos th-ougheu, The Territory
Emigration . pcariag IA from al quarters
and the eoaaity sitting up very Fast. The
lnd,aus. Nth whom treaties have been maxi
and reserves ass'guci. ATT disposed 10 live On
their reservations, snj base shss gear dee COZ.
sslcrahbo 10 rasAihS 6s .Acsosivss corn sor their
waters sapply, The fswos~s snsi Paaeas ~ho
i8hAht tkc 'so,s m TIRE western aed norih.
Wsstsrr Parts 4 tie Territory, nsyeY having
made tfea,.S uitA Toe niiai States, and CO.
sSgueuy,y AZ, re,sisiny Dc s8nsisies 'tosa she
GSyeto,psni. arr siitle dispoe-i 10 rake
sorse ,roase sy cla.rlirsg sHae a ibe lasris
esse,l by TIE uraias 10 he uRited State
Tire Siciy co the Lprsr MisSSr'. AFR tie
ehaS,ia,rsen giua them by Csn. Harry lAs'
yeGs. E,ssn WY irea,lly dipoasl aad ~ fss
iAe- d.a,cz.is i 7p-~s.r,'@i from thin
y rssf4rs.ui igsoa.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
A sYssss ss4-. ,Mc siss-p.s.ssea, s,ee,


After casting the vote 81 their State. f,r tl.t
Democratic nominees, the Members ri thu
E.leeipr,l Ccll,ge Of kcn,acky, called upcr
| Hcu. J. {, BsxcxIsspss, and congratulated
him apoa the result Of the election. Ia reply
to which Nj Il. said
G7atieissa ,-- AN very mach s,iac',Si by The
unexpected cali r,asse HPoa ne, aad rs the hon
or Which Aas beea paid me. hot ! wesisc Il
With gestitpac
lte cl0laevt gentleman speaks al my having
been ons OF tbs ssdcrs u the party in this
struggle have ben, gsnileaea. leader,
but w,thsp, t,or, and ~i,Asn, la,ss Il was
tie wuti hy ,hcSc standiny arosind mr.
am ,sry happy, ia~use you, TO Se thes'
scn,ieu,cn wbo have contributed 81 runeh TO
pvolu,ionye hcn,ucky and bring her back 10
bee eai prinriplss hope may te rarjoced
90 this occason kic msklug n single saxges.
ton. ~ have MT bal sn opportunity u max
Jag speerh IA kenturky during the canvass.
We hsys greatly tbs ssc.Iieney. and u "
necessary tor vs. a. party to Insss,aia the sa-
prymacy. 10 iAAs gssa, coaless ,hc victocy
was rot yea by ,he Democracy a.oue. We
woad have prnais esp ia the R,isesiiy, ns
se lost numbers Of f)emoerats Lost year. who
went intr seow-eothiag edges: bGi We have
vccsvesi aceessioas RON the Wig party, and
hs,c carried itss State ny ,he united efforts Of
the cd hne nvnsocrat soa cd ii@ Wig
parties.
~ced, lhorSf0rc, say 10 NY Dcssoersiie
ftteusis that Is seya,s 10 By to be eer d1ty 70
welcome asa aosy, iaas eho,cc Old hoe
Wings. the ss'ns Of ,sSic party, sso have JOIN
al ~ IN order 20 nissIssg their p&tricsIssn BY
austiss IA ssrpovt'ng The Cces,i,ssioa and Tho
trioa. Nai ~ ssrnk dosn the worst orysniza-
tioe that ever nal al gxssszeA Nos, by
mAlntsisiss his efyanixalioa. cexqosesi al al
the psso~rra,S ard wAigs ~ho losr tbs rights
d iAe Stats, siSi abe sfe oppcsed 10 he pro
ssriFsisc .eacks Al ,sse knes-ncshsny orekt, by
sssosiatiEg ,oSttses "a he psinSigss Of Oer-
disii,s aa ;rsvadssip. ~ viii pa only ma'a
,a, tse rssitioa NJ have, eas ,hose ~hss
and hesaecrats seo have fw q time escn I'D
as,ssy, VII sssin N,rfn aud josa on ranks
Asals ! Ntasn mv siacrrv ard bssrtseit
thsas, srr this ,estiuoa, q tavos sna rcrsra,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
Iafa~s News.


PaiLApEi.PHis, Dec II.
The steamer City of Baltimore, from Liver,
pool, arrived III Cape fslant q, o'clock last
evening. Her dates ARE to neon Of Decsmber
list
Neither the political nor the commercial
news brought by this arrival ia Of vfTv excit
iDg interest.
|, was reported III London thal England had
agreed with the other powers 10 the feas@cni.
bling of the Peace Congress nj Pasa.
As instruction had broken cut in Sicily.
Thsre were ramors in England OF dis<en
Sons in the British ministry.
The itsUrrectior near f'almerc, in Sicily,
btoke out under The lead Of Baron Bentraada
who had five or SIX hundred men under lis
command.
Troops bad been sent 20 dsp rse the insar
gents, bu. np action bad taken place nj last
advice
George Matthews. late British cansul Of
Philadelphia has spn appoint d Censrl At
OdegSa
No French ness % Importance.
The King Of i'russte. ia his 81 ech AZ the
opening OF the Chamber, psrd III, strongest
language in relation TO enforcing hs claim,
against Neutchat..
The expedition against Persia has .aied.
The London Posi-. In leader on the Peace
Conference. says III Pre- esia persist in demand,
ing conference, I. must and will end In her
diplomatic iees., for Fngland Austria. Ssr.
dina aD5 turkey. sGA w. doubt ~, that cor
ally. France, viii be prepared TO ,aaiatain TIE
absolute spirit. and the very Beg, letter ~ the
treaty, OF the ultimate resalt 81 have no fears
The Russian Miois;er has received orders to
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01


We commend 10 the at,eiiloa II tbe large
@sehocte 81 smsI sry sRspablien" ofgsns,
is,sAtos,s and elxwisse, whose cisef editorial
capital coessts in cssrse sod sastini1i shast
Of Pf0ideat prsxcx ard h,s Standardization
the following paragraph relating 70 the retiring
administration. taken troa the htbany Eeorng
Jsursai, = isss,ag organ ID tbs black RspaS
llcans and edited by ,hs noiofious 1gogIow
Wsso, tb great Ulysses ofthe Fremont party
dnring the ls,. contest
Il, u bat simple justice To cay that, so iar
~ the financial Interests o. The eoaetTy 10 con
ssfnet, they have tss,n managed with ability
anil Integrity Though oFeysale'i sreqseniiy
M matters 81 appointment The President ha'
stood BY Governor Marcy 10 hts euhghieDel
agsd 'eaflew discharge u The responsible dnfie'
Il the State Department
"COssrssted with the administration " IysI
and FILLMORE, 10 ~ hal concerns persona
seiEresp.et asd IN ali thai belongs 10 proprie
tlss o. high s,atton that u Gen. Pierce pre-
seais c.eaB record Nothing q the fspotisu
81 those sras disgraces the prseu.. Gen
Psercc has not toiowei the bad example o
hon,!ag up and pcnsio,isg all sorts OF relatives
partners, and 3epeDlalts The Post ohc'
Department haz u0t been, AZ wten in the hand
~ "piIlnore, Hat and iiayens, conyeniene'
fof political iazarpui. Nor hrs there beri
during General Pierce's s5minjy. ration eitle
a back STAIR entrance " The White Hoaae %
a "ktebsn.eabioe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
Rice tesaI college.


The members Of the Virginia Electoral Col
Icge violated every principle Of good taste, by
giving expression TO their preference as to
whom Mr. BycuAxAs should select as his Cab
int officers The new President should ente,
upon the lisehargc II the duties Of bis high
position an,ramtaclcl by pledges or ,mpruden'
suggestions from ihose who derive temporary
Importance rs the agents selected 10 give ex
PRESTON to the popular voice. Weertrsct The
following paragraph from the Washington cor.
respondenee Of the Philadelphia Epss,ng Jes,.
nal.
"0ne Of the ciociors from Pennsylvania. who
was present ut the dinner given by Mr.. B1caaa'
an 10 the electors Oh your State on Thursday
last. tells me tbat il was one OF the most Inter.
esiing and agreeable occasions Of his life. Fv.
cry memtsr Of tho College wee present bat
Messrs. +. W. Hughes and Pierce Butter, who
we're called home by business engagements.
After the cloth had been removed, Mr.. Buchaa.
an spoke IN strain Of touching eioqaence icr
abont twenty-five minutes. in which he main.
taia.d the sama tome as that which petvsacs
his ai,lrss TO the students Of Marshall college
He dwcl' with much feeling upon The iact that
the electors had refused 90 recommend 10 his
consideration aaF i~fsons for appointment t.
ofire -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

Asotpxe rioSsEa GoyE The Richmond
tky) feasngfy announces the death Of joEl
fsas,e in bis DIST year. Mr.. EsBrs sp.igIa,
eb 70 Kentucky from Rale'Rh North Carolina
il l1sa, in the 18th year Of his age ard vac a
participant in AL The hanisbipS and dangers o
Aeatacky. tie had lived 10 Madison eouu.y
for 70 years, His h,ber, at bis death, was 10
Ais l0,th gear hs oldest brother died seyernl
yenrs since 10 hs path year, and another gear
OF two siaee 10 his 92d
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

70 tie fSsssas v tbs ffuas~I aud pesceshi.
Tbs nndersign~i prncared tieke,s % the
r,oHias oi tbs STD inst. al ihe Merchants Ho-
tel b the city d Saint PAU. for stage pas.
sage from that place 10 DesuqSe. no. which We
paid Eighteen Dollars each, IN VIA; was called
Braskr'i's Linz. The following il a copy o.
the ticket
Dec s,h. Good ios this rip only From
ST. Paui 10 DubeQun.
~. g. BrLorE, PR NEHsss.
Mr.. yEEssn, to whom we attach 80 blame
or eens,.re, as he wss undoubtedly ae,ing ia
good asith, iafag,esi us At the tiEe We par,
ctased The tickets, thai We shoRla he taken
throngh IN six days, and by Daylight. We
ieft ~. Paul about nine O'Clock, =. ", o. the
SANE DAY, and arrived at Wet paion ou toe
evening Of thi 18th inst, ri,iing each Gay uoiii
from s'yea To nine o'clock ia the egeaing. We
"ens iirformed by the keeper OF the stage
house at West unioa, Mr.. Has, that sc
should BE- sect GU from that point by WALK
gg's Lane, ut one o'clock the rex, day, It upon
The arrival ~ the stage, there shosld be vacant
seais for us; otherwise, OF Il ilere shoala bc
no ssais, we mast wait until there was, as there
had been no arrangement made between Mr.
BaseKErT and Mr.. WaLyEa, Cor forwarding
passengers on i.om there 10 Dubuque, aud Mr.
BsacggTfS Limo seut 30 further than Yves,
Union. This was the first intInaton 10 a,
! from any cf,e that we we're 10 be ctt eighty.
I've miles from Dubuque todeposi apon men
contingency for getting 10 oar place Of destna'
tioa, perhaps for several days, II at ALL with ihc
| tickets We beld lor onr passage through. How.
ever. we waited patiently until the arrival o.
WMSEKs Line, the Best Say, BAT faaod
greatly 10 our disappointment, every seat in
the stsge occupied; and tins We were kept from
day to Jay by he said keeper of she stage
tfT5dss: III irsIs Who pfJIs,sT fD 10 Iii asst,
for Mr.. WALxEss Lice at that place, by yart
| ons promises, until he found we were about "a
negotiate a passage with hacAmau who was
on his way to Dubuque. We we're then told
J ny slm that he bad bred . team to take ns on
Accordingly We ieft OF the morning Of ths
third day, with the said Mr.. HaLs's team, by
! the by, no. Until he had received from each o.
u.s. tsiS in number pay for Ibree days oi uos'
miserable poor board
! We earnestly desire, therefore, that strsa
gers aad travellers like ourselves, in passing
from st. Paul to Dubaqne, may no, be i'm
posed upon by Mr. BRscxrrr, the stage pro.
rrietor, and Mr.. Hale, the tavern keeper, ms
We have been.
L. BraGr, Fort Plain. n y.
q. tAYos, GlasteDbarg, Conn,
j. WARD. Adrian, Miehiran.
EuogSs WgLxsg, st. Peter, MINI
Dubuque, Dec. II, 1886
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

fKtsaRArA to CupA.---it Ia stated that par.
ties have hon for sume time 10 correspondence
~ilh The Cuban ami Spanish authorities Ior tbe
privilege oil lying Telegraph line between Cdba
aud ,he Uaiiel States II is proposed TO ley .
cable rom ths point OF Cnpc sable. the es.
pcme southern poiat Of Florida, to Havana,
the DISTANCE heing n little over 20 miles ascut
the sane stretch ~ that scrs~s the Gulf Of st
IawNpN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

Tax 6mo Riysr. The suspension Of tt.e
navigation Of the Ohio river tor 40 long time
This season. ioyoising sueh innense ioss 10 the
hundreds o. people interested therein ~ begin
ning 10 turn the atts1tion Of the public To sorc
mcsna by which Il can hereafter b@ averted 500
jrtss-. 11ssrs . RI itss,r; III s;;s..-
| communication 10 paper Of that city on the
snbect, in whieb he recommends tha. tho Ohio
b. slack wstcfcd from Pittsburgh to the meath
Of the Cumberland river. This he says. viii
require one hapdfed dams, and an expense d
sioO0o,00o Mr. y. proceeds to argue iha,
the importance Of tho work will I've commeusu'
rats with thu imnease cost, and snggssis that
! "lberr be cansea,lou n nh the Stairs dircct.
ly Interested 10 meet IL Cincinnati, and there
! devise plan Of operations. subscriptions Of
stock by States, company to receive private
subscriptions and carry On The work, and al
tho sam@ timr let those States unite IN u memo.
rial to Conerem Io lbe AID d the general gov
| rfgn,e8,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

JSscFss&ti, Dsewahsr II
TIE attest gdvices from Cnmhfs laHd River
stat that twenty-five iron furnaces IN lat
region had stepped operation in consequence Of
Tho regrn troubles.
WAgBiSaros. December H..
TOO ruth Of the rersoval Of ledge IL
complies rsmoys! il NOW eosdrmea hy the
domination By the Presileui 10 iao Senate 81
IAmes q. Harris. Of kansas. Chief dHsticc II
lae Snprsyse Court Of kansrx Tie REMOVAL
vas cociemplsts.i at lesst Sar'y days ago, AID
Of which, Il "a said, he sas assr' bst Wy -
this time nothing has been heard from han IN
ss.e,sN. u ga ,iI.sl. ss..-s1 -. ~ u. ,.g,.s
ard representations IL trov. 6,Ssry, determined
,ha epasse oi ihe ADMINISTRATION IN tie prem
iscs Wa. speneer has lssewlsc t~co aom,.
asssd ~ Marshall az haNas, vice. nousldsop.
and Thomas Cunningham. o. Pa, Assoei&ie
Jus,icc q the Supreme Court al kaesas. in
rlaes 81 CsTrsll, deceased.
The Hc3-e il s,il, discussins the Presidents
NJ, sage. Mr. CaEabark h ,leseeaing TIE Re
pabipn party against the asf-rs'oas OF tho
President
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
- -
tMverts as eoyetsn Dry sseods.

The total value or foreign dry goola enter-
ed al the port u New York Tor eleven months
OF fle present year. ia ss7 1860 1hs SUN
n e2f. ls9 sss greater thar nv the wtne Pe-
rod last year S9616,5la greater than for
the sarnc period Of 1884 hat only 662,la5
greater ,haa for the corresponding pcrioi Of
1856. The Journal " Coms,yts says The to-
cpip,s II December viii probably show a
slit larger increase. as The sirineepcy in the
money centres al Earcrr viii doubtless com.
pel ali bu, tbs strongest holders 10 sell Or ship
iheir stocks to the market even II there were
bot The ordinary Inducements
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

GsN WlVrixtp Scort - Prom 4 kttvt ol
JoaS VAS bvsss, read At tbs Boston 'A.Do-
sr,,slc papqaer. W kara that. IN the late fvs
sl,a,al canvass, "StWTI. tho gsea, soltser Of
oar iay. vic,ossoss cyrr si the enemies Of too
eoansry, au5 OILY jc,ested When nrsy~i against
It's ifiensia gave the weight OF his gres, uAsae
10 lsa h,mccrat,s oaass. The t,crocfasic
rass,or rog tsr 1906, to- the Grsi uns, has in.
scriis,i 90 :, ,ass,her The srat eaaes o! JACK
SOY, CAV sb,l wEsstss. saA i,s eaDs upheld
by tie ppiisi eisoTts Of he isS-~sers VI thc~e
Mecc~S oi American Jlsvd,'o0-,he Aerra.,Asc,
Ashland ant Marsbhsld
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

BccnAs.s's majority over Fxssosr s s'siy
electoral votes; oyer Fssxoxr and fnLnosx,
6fty two electoral votes We have not r~oeised
~ ye. the ofAcisl resas& from all she States !;
bar from oricisi reported, as,s es,imatsd re-
turns. Ne make up The following comparative
tsble Of the sggtegste vote u ali the States.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

DppSmS ~ tny NoRIr We learn IRON
the holton L.bera,or that grand State Coo
ycutfon or dlsuumpists w,h ~ shortly held ~
" otcsatcr. Mas. The Li1syas3S announce
The iac, that thu cali has bsen aasecroo 4,
signed with nigh yaiisiafiioa, and qao,e'
from tie Charleston ais'cug u show that III,
position OF the disunionias. North apd South
is Identical aud closes sith the cry iiuru,l
tor M union with slasehollrrs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

AussgiA AID FaE UsIfgp Srsrrs FROM
the New York Haadsis Zsiane, We icarn tina,
a company with capital Of 2oe0.00o dorins
equal 10 100000, IA NOW organizing at Vieu.
"a, foe the parposc Of promoting the mutual
commerce betwccn Austria ami The Unitcl
S'ts,es The imperial government have saoc'
toned the plan, and The company, unht lh'
title Of Austriaa Trans Atlantis Agency" Is
likely to bsgln is operations Within short
tu,r The establishment al steamship line
between New York and Trieste, viii probably
be- the result OF these iniua,ory steps.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
sso.tas Anaa.aes 10 eass.

The Postmaster General has ordered the MP.
ponimens u GAsHisi. 4AsRixtsos ~ Postnas.
ter a, Newburg, Fillmore coea.y, vice HAss
v.LnsS, resigned
WaAias HpsY has beea appointed Pos'Inas'
tes at Traverse dee Soux, WIGS JoHs posssitr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

ARSAxs,s rus 8ANSxN Sf,rs, The Nash
vile ta,cs @ys' 'Arksnsas u certainly TIE
taausr State, IS hcr delegation At She >a;!aaa'
Consou,ipa insisted saaid 10 The case. Ihs
returns. a. pablishel IL the fit,is Rock frss
iism0.tai. aur eafeAo ,'at % sals s.'a4'siss
Officially hsaf,i rom, bVoH,sss hss a majority
thit,y.a,ns. and hss tva,hlu,s q ,hs asgre-
gate popular vote BrsaaSsS'' rasicri'y Is
ssivea thcassnd @yvU handrcd ard seven,y-twe
which the ft,rs I'ematsai thinks will be i5ersss
al 10 twelve ,hoassna hy the returns ~, 10
come Arkansas will have 60 ssceiyr the ban
mr."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

sSAa Mosxy.~Aceosdisg to the AuauAi re
rort Of the Local RoNrd II Un,,-l SsS,os In.
speSio's, il APPEAR that the vslae o. s'eameOa's
los, and damaged by saags the rss' war V
So Ne. $50, and tho value " ea-gocs scst by thu
sa;ge sg'acy is sssS,ia --r,asiug ss2s sSi a.
the total sam paid a. tribute 10 saAss 70 tie
Firer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

CAiyoesia fa.Fcr,cS.--We learn isom New
ORLEANS. q, which pert the texas had just ar
rived with California dates TO the 2oth al,imo.
that the rresRhn,isi VOTE Ia California stands
a. follows BrcaASNs, 6o,oo0; fnLsoss,
Is 600, FKuesr. 1900 Bvenasas's ma
sri,y eyee both The osher candidates, & 900
The democrats have also ohts,uea = majority
IN bo;h braach,s ~ tha Stats Legislature.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

i.Ansy Saw NM Minneis&A has IN opcF'
A,ion one u The les, s,tam save milh cn tie
river. oa,shie Of sswipg iAooo ~ri 4 pare
lumber every :, b0uEs. ALREADY he dc5'aad
sryatly eIcssfs the supply fms ~'5 Other
substantial Improvements gnssg On e''s An
additional iuresns W llss slrtNdy thriving ioSp
u Mnneiskr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01

Dec 9Th. Good ior this rip only From
~. Paui TO Dubeque.
| ~ q RELnrE ner NKnnsR =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

J-a'I.s SCO1I,
NO. 157, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
y SO w holesale and Retail
Watch e.. GloeES. IewelFy. Fancy q Variety
/ Goods, ~ nIeh - GtSelk BIaIeFintHt
fTOOIB &sc sc,
AFIN lately added largely 70 my GtOek, both IN
II the Wholesale and RstaA departments, enables to
Oier 70
Watchmalkers. Merchants, PedleIs
and the public generally, very complete assortment,
the lowest prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
7MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
i ia MAIN ST.. WHEELING.
EAIL ANn WINTER THAnE

Fall AND WINTER TRADE.
CTONE q THOMAS take pleasure IN annOuneinE tAAt
- tey are nov In receipt q uSiF tau stock of Fa AnA
They have Jest received their Second Pan Purehusss,
Whirhi added TO their tcTer stock, u enable theta Ft-
sent to the Public mere than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being BY the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock, and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of e0ieS goods ts hAvo
ever OdsTed 70 tie Public
To their former variety they have addGd large
CaFpeting and Rugs Of the latest denns and brst laes
and also beautiful line Of choice Fur, suitable for the
Winter EEAaeto bOfh Of which, Ue % their Gtoek
generally they Invite the attention Of tie Trade
the
the late heavy Ia al kinds q Cotton fsbTs and buy
Ing largely with thS Cash. they have Os for many
l4stl well directly ImpoTtsTs, aud MAnaflc
turs In some instances; they able to Ser Inducements
% so CFSA Eu5eHa either h ts PIECE or ~ RETAIL
To inset the Of thsr rapidly increasing Trade they
hare mae, and making ample to furnish
the Public with of e hest selected stocks Of goOls In
their line in the WeEt.
In this stock may be found fully
1880 ys eksembEAsnE % The fneat iInnoTtei,
@tDpD g. French MeTinOes, Ceshmeres, BOnbAEineH,
thlbets and Maadolains-ot sveEy quatty ald color,
full line
800 elaEis and ClOaEseIahFneng Of the riehFSt
ever offered ia Wheeling.
$1,000 ys GtUghswa, Debases. peaiRes and PEnts, and
6Iltu :" Of Observation-Disclosures tle laTReaf line Of
American WOolens and Cotton gnos kept by any SmIar
hOuse, u not by any house In the city.
They have laid i their stock With caAeF eash
trade and pledge the Public that effort their aFI
shall be wanting 60 please. -
They feel confident they can Offer Inducements
close cGb IgeTs eNeeled By house Ia the West, f In
the United States. No tTDlle show gouisgoOds
Cars. Iotsls aud Boats for customers.
- Always On hand Prime live Geese FeathsFs