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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

oGRRER or COLLEGE AND ET7OB sTREEzz
sTRETog. has Just ne Ez-s TIA I.-s
"a end superior FusRt % the oEig artci-s tf
VITA ot-rsI eTtnng % ts Drug Buiiae 6ill
Invites The attentn u and al ha ish
tertts articles. Ehch p1rcase deef htnl Ia
PurtsrA The Lsies especially requested eE
ais sas &c stock u as imported Psu=y fancy e0od Goa
sstiuE part Of The follow Ing, si1.
. b. Rose in dHe cut vas,
. TX ract Kiss e+Quicsly;
DO kou-leils sousthins new and VsET anss
Al tas traugiani preparations;
MusS and Nsrlsua fuiiet
IuaJh BRUSHES, Eith all The pathsrnl
Htr do large variety
Ira ire sOapt for Erease.
Al q Lulin he EK-Gennins Musk sean.
s0nin , nose s14ps brusn Wlisiaif 8olH,
Orishta Dcups; Low : G-rulu- TIgB-v s,rs.
Z riia Calosue; eiycsrius aud Can1iihur
Fine Toilet botte8; Ssh asltr. r.
Fae Tsiet P0El.Es Pig Paste and Gum Drums:
T0stl sgap: Juube Pasts. e
eHUSHES.--A largs stock T Shoe, Paint varnlsh laa
40 Artist BUSES, Just reoeiFei aud fof z.is l0E b
A. srRETCH
DRUGS AND CHEWICALS---NoHIn tore alar-s
- nj complete STOCK u Drugs and Celaicss, gu
III e mrhei Opium Loe Potash Chorate Rotash, Nitras
ive CT ton Uii, l.lue. Cadmium Oxide ira,
q Lron, salerauats % fo phits,
and soda
Cash buyers win and Inisres % ii ssd saaus
pricsS Eei before mailing their puruhasel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

TRUNKS AND VALISES.
= ADTES' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
4 do extra size travelling Trunks; FeIA a "
Gents enc sole leather Trunks; 7sst T. Ia
do Vsseg; ez24zAzkI
do Kossuth Trunks;
de Hog SKIN do iron frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
jsu2J No. 80 Union Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

AOHACGU fAANtEsCIOkks
VA MEREDITH, a and 45 College street, has now
Wv ready for sale at his Factory, 500 boxes Of Aaauac
TOaCco n boxes Of o. So lO0 I40 pounds each,
Of the trse 70 IS pound;
all which he will sell At Wholesale trade, prices that
cannot iaii 20 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested
call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission viii be sold by the thousand, less
price than sold in this city before
ROLLED TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices. sep:l3-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27
New Stock Of FAN and Winter
, GOODSI

e = gs -
TETE receipt Of sock Of 6o0daadaped 70 me
wv approaching sason; eSipSlang the largest and most
e0mee imported BY Of Ladies' Dress Goods
81 he lsbsss Styles entirely
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27
TIN PLATE, &c

300 BOXES lc IuxI5 tn, tent uruIpl.
SOU iju tixrs "a iu,i4 Iru, he,L brand.
SJu De &c l4A-1 do do do
81 do * do do do do
% pigs BsuCa Tin.
Jglass Leaf, .Ost received and for sale low Wy
aug2I ]. ". WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27
w. Il. WEBB & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE OILERS u
READKA4DE AozHYg,
NO. GA, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,

TENN ESSEE.
NATE IN receipt and will continue 70 receive from day
w to day large ssd we'll selected st0ck Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Manufactures under eye u partner
which Val be sui iuE q cash and IruJ time deaisrs.
Among goods will be Ouui g00d los OF SRirtS and
Dr&tS Of all klhds Rubber Goods and Seams
lesS dsdrmentss
BHy vail md their interest before
1uy ns elsewhere zuzsi W. q WEBB 4 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

THE following rates to taks eSsct on and ssr JUER l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

retiring from the business, desire tender my thanks
ny numerous patrons friends their long and
patronage, and would mueud ~ aessrs HUaH
ACEEA Co., geutssH every respect worthy eoua-
.rbce Il. b.. MJRRlS.
Nashville s,1r Isl s73
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Nashville q Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
- e. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

THURS, FURS, FURS.--Jur resei,si 81 hrs- D. e 8
81 Unn street the most uzuuful 5ectiDn Of f1ra eve
d.sp AZ i be.rs lhe Nashville people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

LSf--Msss=ys Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers: McDor
n AIS Louisville Refrigerator; Arthus Cans; jones
fruit Cans; Water Coolers, llsiLss.
jelo-tf }. " WILSON. CoIlrse street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

Plantation Goods.
LARGE stock OF Servants Goods which viii sell very
a low. Wa. MOORE.
n B.-We will he receiving goods and pretty RoOis
throughout the entire and all cash buyers and cash pay
ing vail ind tsy Away do we'll
N. MOORE
sal4-1m NJ. Is Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

ayHE ull-sgsi having esn appointed Adiniusrtt0r, With
via annexed, Nancy J. hamilton dso'd ler.1g
ugude parties said sts . c9ma iarErd ant maze
payment. aud all having claims against de them,
dui, alaientIcrs afthn pr-se - uus
u ferguson 4 sshon, No. IA Cedar siFe=t-
octiil-ia WM PYBU8,
AAministrator. win Eill annersd-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

NOR 9ALEsssOpe HUNDRED pales Northern Extra hay
q Just resGEoa ~ ALnaT7s P.&e ANDERSON.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05
THE PRESIDENT SUSTAINED.
Passage of Mr.. English's Bill.

The bill reported by the Committee of Con-
ference for the admission of Kansas into the
Union under the Lecompton Constitution,
passed both Houses of Congress last Friday.
This is brilliant triumph for the Democracy
over the piedald opposition now arraycd
against it. The National administration has
been triumphantly sustained, and John w.
Forney d Co. may now hang their harps on
the willows. We sincerely hope there will
now be truce to the shouts of the freedom
shrickers for bleeding Kansas. The result
Of the vote last Friday scaled the fate of the
Black Republican party. Deprived of its
stock in trade, it cannot possibly hold to-
gether until 1860. We always felt confident
that the Democratic members of Congress
would sustain Mr.. Buchanan, and we have
not been disappointed. We will, next week,
lay Mr.. English's Bill before our readers.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

officers Of English cruisers, when boarding an
American SLAYER. persuade the captain to des-
troy the papers which bear evidence of the
nationality of his vessel, to escape being sur
rendered to the American authorities This
done, the British seize the vessel and all its
contents as prize to be divided between the
capturers and their government, and the
slaves are sent to the British African Colon
les. under the pretence of liberating and pro.
tectlng them. Thus the grand philanthropic
movement against the slave trade has virtu-
ally degenerated into the most corrupt of all
systems of levying black-mail. General Cass'
bold and manly treatment of this vexatious
question, will open the eyes of great many
well-meaninz but deluded people, and 90 far
to extinguish the torch of abolitionism in the
hands of unscrupulous, demagogical agitators.
The Secretary concludes his mastery letter
by informing Lord Napier that while the
President is determined to execute the treaty
of 1872 viii. Will fidelity and efficiency, he is not
prepared, under existing circumstances, to
enter into any new stipulations on the subject
of the African Slave Trade.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05
Pulling Down the Platform.

The Washington Union remarks. that !,
was well for Colonel Fremont that he got off
to California as he did. for the New York
Tunes, before he was fairly out of sight ot
land, set to work to pull down tho platform
OF his party over the heads of those he left in
charge of it. The Times is not altogetbcr
lucid in the explanations which it offers for
Its work 1t is convinced, for instance. that
such structures are of no practical account
and that the Republicans, in the next can
vass, will fight each on his own hook. The
great idea of mo more slave States is given
up; and the Times walks quietly on to the
CINCINNATI platform, and endorses s.ponular
sovereignty as the basis of future action in
relation to the government. of the Territories.
The Times has new project-an entirely
new proJect-that of organizing a party with
out any creed-an army without officers
garden without seed ; aud it hopes to unite
In Its enterprise the American rump. the rene
gade Democrats, and the Republicans, minus
their anti-slavery. We do not object to the
arrangement; but it is desirable that VIC
should be informed what you intend to do
with the new negro Constitution at Leayen-
WORTH What will you do with Mr.. Wade
who VIII vote for 1.-THE admission of no more
slave States? 2" What will you do with Mr.
Stewards great controversy between free and
slave labor !? What will you do with the Alb
olitionists, without whose votes your con cern
would be 6y-blown and maggoty in a single
hour The truth is. the Democracy has re-
ally suffered from the effects of your '.dssol-
wing political views" and we are anxious that
you should settle down and become respeota-
blemshow some stability. character. and re-
Liability; Ii sou intend to give up an e1-
elusive Northern residence, lstus know how
faf south 5ou will so What about the ia
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

EV The Scientific American. alludipp to
the success Of Rarey, the horse tanner. at
tributes it to the use of herbs and drups and
gives the following recipe for others to pro-
cure the same results Procure some 6ne-
~ grated horse castor, and oils of cumin and
rhodium. and keep the three separate in air
tight vessels. Rub little of the oil of en-
min upon your hand, and approach the horse
on the wlndward side, SO that he can smell
the odor of the cumiI. The horse will then
suffer you to approach him without any trou-
pie. Immediately rub your hand on the
horses nose, getting a little of the oil on it
ana you can lead him anywhere. Give him
little OF the castor on any substance for
which he has taste, and in the most suita-
Die manner manage to get eight drops of the
Oil OF rhodium upon his tongue, and he will
a' once become obedlent to the most exactinp
commands with which horses are canable of
complying Be kind and gentle to him. and
your permanent supremacy will be establisb-
ed no matter what may have been his nre-
Eiou'iy wild and vicious character. We nm
derstand that Mr.. Rarey has been cb,lle,-
ged by D. Sullivan, (grandson of the cele.
bra'sd Sullivan the Whispcrcr.'') Ia = fri.
al Of hi. pwrrs in Cork. Ireland"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05
The French Emigration Scheme

The official correspond depce, as recently
published, shows that France is serieus in her
efforts to supply her West India colonies with
Africans under new form, and by means Of
emigration. Mr.. Mason, the American
Minister at Paris, distinctly states that in an
interview with Count Walewski. the French
Minister fo- Foreign Affairs, the latter said
very frankly that the French colonies, partic-
ularly in the West Indies, were languisbinp
for want of labor; that negro labor alone was
adapted for tropical productions; that the
French Government had devised system for
the introduction from Africa of laborers un-
der guards, and that to supply these laborers
they LOOKED MAINLY TO PRISONERS TAKEN BY
THE TRIBES IN THEIR INTESTINE WARS who
would, if not SO disposed of, according to the
bar5arous custom of the country, be put to
dca'h The gist of the whole matter NAV be
summed up thus France has discovered that
her West India colonies are going behind
hand, for want of laborers Slave would be
preferred but these cannot be obtained under
the existing treaty arrangements between
Great Britain, France, and the the United
States. But, in order to secure the result
and at the same time avoid the violation OF
treaties, new device, as above described has
been resorted to. 1t amounts to little less
than slavery in a new form, and the fact tha,
these iaborers are to consist of prisoners taken
by the tribes in their intestine wars. is onlv
calculated to show the lengths to which a ma
uon VIII sometimes go, in order to accomplish
Its selfish objects. If the native tribes could
not cell their prisoners there would be little
inducement for them to continue their fra.
tricldal conflicts. But, now that France
comes forward, and holds out premiu,, for
each prisoner thus taken, the wars will he
renewed with tenfold fury. and the awful
spectacle Will be presented to the world Of !,
civilized, and Christian people absolutely TO-
menting sanguinary contests among barbara
ans and savages, and all with mercenarv
OBJECT. The most remarkable part of the
statement of Count Walewski is, that in which
he said that ''there had been some commpn;-
cation between the English and French Gov
ernments, aud the former would not object
to the French scheme. while the wants of tho
British colonies we're being supplied BY the
Coolie Trade" We are to infer from al, ,h;s
therefore. that despite the affected horror Of
slavery. which has been a standing topic in
uteat Britain for years. much of it amounted
TO mere mockery and that two of the most
liberal and enlightened nations of Eurono
have absolutely agreed to revive the odicus
traffic. but to disguise it under new form
and new name. Mr.. Mason pirhily OBJ
serves after recapitulating the remarks of
Count Waiewski. that "he feels quite conf.
dent that in future we will see the denunc;-
Mons OF American slavery moderated, :f not
'''sncea' III France, and perhaps in England. I"
sal9ire5
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

gitive law? Is that measure -
in the general amnesty Is ano,e " inep
to be given up and absolute" "'.aer b.
upon Judge Loring? We insist pro poloals
ing; nor do we question the fac, POl kas
thing is on foot by which system 'us' "a 'os
and reprieves is to be carried out PAID
1t was great concession, we ,a,..
the Republicans made, when in less
at Penticost. where three thoussns 9e
were converted in single day
thousand and more Republican ipfa.S IoAa
up to the support of the Lecompton ~ n, =
ton with slavery and few davs ~
whole family announced their allco;..
the Christian doctrines of popular soras @
ty Democracy is a principle, and !.
not refuse the hand of fellowship 70
Its disciples, Jew or Gentle. Como :.
under what name and in whatever o,,h '-S :
please. When you leave off the err
your life. by that sign we shall know ror '
na,i you as brothers. If you will M -.
night under the Republican banners Y -.
sure your career will end by service II !
ranks of the Democracy.-Pha. 4ra.4
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05
gsm aOuertisenlguts.
ORPHANS COURTs.Ir

0f hlRlDE OF AN ALIAS OpDEp .
y Orphans Court OF Cambria county III
rected, ther: will be exposed to pubIa ~ M HIe
the hotel of James NJ. Rifle, in the r. Gag sac
Summityille, OF SATURDAY, IN. OBJ sl
MAY next, at one O'clock p. H.. ,bs tS" GA!
real estate of which Thomas jackson '',g. Is,'
Blair county, died seized viz: -e
certain piece or parcel of land ,u,,. j
Washington township, Cambria county Ia%
ing the borough of SummitvilIel beiir, .a-l'l e
the John Haines, James Kinnear and "a, Ia.
kinnear tracts-Beginning at Popl,- "i-A -
south 30 deg. east 100 rs. to 2 po,t II. II, ''
east corner OF the John Haines tract -
James kinnear north 20 deg. east I2sr.
white oak, thence north 20 deg. east N -
the Turnpike, thence by the Turnpike nol.t r
deg west l2O ps-, thence south so dey, Nc, n
ps-, thence north 50 deg. west 2S ps. t. An m.
thence ty SAID alley south 30 deg west AZ ,, u
post, thence south 90 deg west IS ms. tos
thence north so deg. west ~ pS. to post D.
south 6O3 deg. west 10 ps. to the place Of I.+
ninG, containing $50 acres and 81 prrches-,p1
90 acres of which are cleared.
a certain other piece or parcel of land .tr,l
IN the township aforesaid (near the s,i5 =
cugh) being part of the James Kinnear tr,~
beginning ut beech, the south west corrsr l
the tract; thence south 20 deg. west 2es \, !.
oiack shltte1'l, thence north 20 deg east Il;
ps tot white oak, thence north 20 deg west 10
ps. to white oak, thence south 20 deg NO., 10
ps- to post, thence south 90 deg. west -,s
the place of beginning, containing SIS acre, q
80 pcrches.
A certain other piece or parcel of yalu,v
timber land s-tuatc in the towt.sLip aE,r-s,
(near said Borough) being part Of the Mil.
hinnear tract-Beginning at the old 4. p Rr
thence by land of John w Gcarv north 20 dr
cast 40 ps thence north 30 deg. west IA n
thence south 10 deg. east II ps., thence south :.
deg. west 20 pS. thence south 80 de-. west % !.
thence south so deg. east III ps, Thence Dotj
% deg. east ps- thence north 10 dec. esll
ps thence south So deg. east IL ps. thence SON,
653 deg. east i6 ps. to he place of beginning
containing so acres and "a perches.
TERMS or SALE-Onc third Of the puroha,
money to be paid on confirmation Of sale: or
other third in one year thereafter with in,eres
to be secured by the Judgment bonds and nor
cages of the purchasers; and the other third
remain lien on the premises-legal interest Z
the said sum to lie paid to Anna jackson. wi do
of Thomas Jackson decd, annually. By the pu
chascrs, from the date o, confirmation Of sale.
during her lifetime-and tie principal, at her d,
cease. to the heirs and egal representative
said Thomas jackson.
WM. kITrEII., Trustee.
May 5, lS5S:25:3t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

ID EMONAL.-THE SUBSCRIBER WlSH
HI es TO announce to his friends and the put
lie, that he has removed his WHOLESALE II
QUOR and GROCERY STORE to the buiLllIs
corner Of Canal and Clinton streets opposits s,
Arcade, which he has refitted in a lanl.1t
style and replenished Will, a choice stock q tis
best brands If imported Wines, Brandies. GHS
Cordials, &c. Irish and Scotch Malt Whikr,
Old MononSahela Rye and Rectified Whiskr,
DIR. j. Hosteiter's celebrated Stomach Bttefs sni
VOLTS Aromatic Schcidsm Scnaprs. Tea,
Coffee. Sugars, Molasses, Spices. Bacon, Fout
Fish, Salt. Glass. Iron Il Nails. Tobacco & Ss
sars, &c. &c. The very liberal patronage hex
tofore extcsded me is duly appreciated, and III,
to assure you that your further orders viii Nd
with prompt attention.
PETER MASTERS0N.
,Iohnstown Nav & JS5S-os
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

~ The Editor is absent this week in
Pittsburg, which accounts for the small as
sortment" Of editorial articles in the present
number.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

TlCE TO TIL PUBLIC. !.
IN public are hereby notified that O0.s ths
BAY MARE of Peter Smelser, known . a.
mare Peter Smelscr bought of John Steven, nd
so a red and white COW Of John Stevens, a.
leave said mare and COW with ,Lohn SteEs1r5r
nng my pleasure. wendell l. NJ
Loretlc, April y 1s5s-eS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

~ Between the Ist Of .y.nn
10th of February. nineteen Anu
burned to death in Great Britain "
clothes -ook fire in consequence of ~ w.
by hoops. APa''
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

MRS. MARGARET TODD respectful!
Xvlforms the public that she has Just re-. q.
and is now opening at her store room On
street Ebensburg nearly opposite the store - 1
Shoemaker. large and splendid assorsmeo y, M
Fancy Dry Goods, BOnnets, e9hs
Head Dresses, Flowers In W.T. I.n,,
and punches, Trimmings, RfggVS RfgEgSpVS
&c. BONNETS, &c, Made>to order, lh'
CASH.
April 2lst No ss.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05
LIST OF CAUSES
THE MORMOXs DEFEATED:

rLOTHING EMPORIUM.-WE BEG Iear'
~ to inform our friends and the pubhc 70 se.- 9.
eral that we have received from the Lasiein -,
les large d we'll selected stocS TIvS Ti So :,
containing Spring aud Summer CLolhl,,Si ~, =
all kinds and quality for men aud boys, So
fine and large stock Of Cloths, oSsS.uiS,f unS;.f.
Tweeds. Trimmings, &c. sc. han9kelU..tr, s'..,;r'
Stocks, Cravats, Hats of all kinds ana ueS.',s
zion. Umbrellas and Suspsnders, CiOth'nsn iDs- -
to order at the shortest nctice. IleaSs o1'. -,
see us before you make a purchase any - b..,
else, as we can guarantee that we Will no,
in quality and low prices by any establishn5... ne.
in the State. Terms Cash or Country PrOau''
EVANS & HUGHES
Ebcnsburg April IS 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

~ From all quarters of Texas the most
favorable reports are received in regard to
the prospects of the coming crop.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05

Away from home iht i:iitar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-22

SHEET MUSIC.
ThelNrErst Of Isus!e musical WORKS &c Be-
In the Western country.
~ ''asis seat to any address, postage free.-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-22
"a H0rNEEEEPFE,.

TS STORE z-f s-= ~ ~ r-i--ei H-I-rsr fta y
1 articles viz:- Pis.r Wzruers- n-E stgi=' a.
C-zI Vas=7, ne So Ftv- Sands ~ ff-zi ii.--
Also. FrnFrr-. Al Pars. Cal ScIttrs. I'l-t -,
Ba-k-fs g SPICE z1I E4re B1N--; Ia rr - m ]
-. H-a-.h B-a5-s. =ss1-t-i s.s-s, rl1's, ''i :
Mas. Caasas and y--~=ahIs Dishes, Piaiei 80. y
Forks cf -he i,st l5t. Cirtlsr I-trzi.7. a. =.
kers Of -a-iot1- r,.t---ns -lls Irons me i5it 60
sai Various 5.irr articles zsstGI % H7z.s 81,
4--s- No 81 IslrHr ss-t-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-22
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
174 MAIN ST. WHEELING.

II
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
CTONE {, THOMAS take pleasure in snn5uacinK that
> they in receipt Of their full stock Of Pail and
Winter
Dry g Gods, Varieties and WIIItaerV fSood-
They have Just received their Second Fail Purchases
which, added their stock ui enable them PIE
the Public than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock,
embracing BEST SELECTION choice goods they
offered to the Public.
variety they have added large stock
CaTpetnE Rugs Of the latest designs and best aks
and beautiful line OF choice PGrs, suitable fer the
Winter Trade,-to both OF which, well their
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade
Having been the Eastern cities shoSt time previous
largely with tn Cash las they have done for Sear
well directly from the Importers, and Manuae
in Instances they able Ter inducements
Cash Buyers, either hy the PIECE RETAIL
exec a by similar house "a the West.
To TIE Of their rapidly increasing Trade they
made, and making ample TO fcrliEh
the Pebble with of the bes3 selected stocks Of goods il
their line in the West
In this stock may be fozld fully
12,eOO yds SIks-eEnbraeinF Of the dass; inn
5000 :" French dsTinOes, Caslr1eres, Borlba
Thibets and MAdfouias-of every quality and color,
A full line Of the Richest Painted Ollbre shzl-l
striped Cashureres and DclaiRes-inporTed-
4G9 ShaIis and ClOakS-rmbracin= some Of the
offered IN Wheeling
10000 yds inGhaus. Declares, Delanss Prints, and
6l,0l1 Observation-Disclosures the largest line Of
American Cotton goods kept b. any similar
house, II by any hNGse in the city
They have laid in their stock with view closer czsh
trade and pledge the Public That Effort their Par
They feel eoa6dent tat they can neer inducements
ins o.Ixi eNce.G b. house the West n in
the United States No tro1b!e show goodssoods sent
Cars Hotels ami Boats for csstamers-
EV-Mzays OF haad, Prime Live Geese Feathers.