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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22
Rantaukerous.


On Saturday. after the steamers news had
spread abroad. and people had pretty gen
orally get IL through their wool. certain Ma
rysville people, in company with certain Or.
oville bummers, got into state Of elevation
and degradation and reht about the bar
rooms howling like madmen all about Steph-
en- A. Douglas and President Buchanan, and
shouted and spoutsd and beloved, some on
one eide and some on the other, until all the
quiet and order loving drinkers of the town
we're either in miserable state of into1ica.
ton or mad as March hares that their favor.
ite grog shops we're so occupied and that such
boisterous transactions should be permitted
right in broad daylight ard in the presence
OF so many virtuous bar.keepers. miners.
lawyers, editors and Cinnamon. The fact Of
the matter is, that blue bellies were ram.
pint, while Virginians, Kentuckians and
Alabamans we're couchant; sovereign pop.
ularity" had its sway and all hands had a
swig every ten or fifteen minutes. Patriot
ism, ran excessively high and Democracy got
up to the highest pitch ever attained by Pa.
renheit or any other thermometer maker
AD immense amount of conversation was had
upon various topics, and if any of it was con
Quoted in whispers, it was knocked higher
than kite by the hoarse braying Of the dis.
putants and the clinking of lager beer glas-
ses.
Had not few Of the more quietly dispo.
sed OF our citizens, among whom we may
mention Constable Patton and (modestly
speaking) ourself, thrown an occasional dose
Of oil on the troubled whiskey and water,
things might have come to head and a
great big Virginian might have taken moi.
sy Kentuckian and rantaukerous Yankee
and put sheir heads in bag. One of the
principal conservators of the peace. whom
not to mention would be to slight, was dis.
tant relative Of ex- Governor Bigler, and a
kinsman 10y birth on his fathers side) Of
Stanton; the Kansas Governor for little
while. Yes. this gentleman, Vhis relative Of
Bigler, he Was quiet and calm he Was, and
kept the peace like thunder lie Kept it SO
perfectly you could hear him doing it hall
a mile he and Bob Pattch. Well, the day
rolled by like forty horse power threshing
machine, and about 8 clock in the evening,
sleep, natures sweet soberer off, dried up the
noise and nonsense and peace once more
reigned in Warsaw, and very perceptible
falling off in the grog trade was noticed, and
we were allowed once more to pursue our
duties in comparative quietude
Trusting that like scenes will not be re-
peated. we forbear mentioning names, but
we shall not allow another instance of the
kind to pass unrebuked
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BiBLEs FOR THE PRIsoNERs.-An item in
the Marysville .Netes, states that the Rev
Mr.. Buel has furnished number Of Bibles
for the use Of the State prisoners at San
Quentin. charging only the cost Of their
transportation across the fs,hmus. which
was paid by friend Of the institution. will
Gen. Allen inform Us II It is the Rev David
e. Bus, Member of Assembly from El Do.
radol
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THE LEvfAfHAN.--John Bull has finally
succeeded in setting his big boat afilat The
feat was accomplished after much swearing
sweating and squeezing. on the 81 4 of Jan
nary, aud the chances now are that the
ssMaineacs" Of Portland will have d fair
sight at this monstrous ark in the course OF
the coming summer. We will bet a box OF
.Corn Cob that the Mackerel catchers
build craft within the next two years.
compared with which. the Leviathan will be
no bigger than digger's dug out.
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Eco. .cELLEsr.-Mr JenKs Of jerks Ranch
laid upon our table one day this week. pair
ofhea. eggs. equal in size. quantity aud quail
ity, To two pair Of chickens Fcur men made
. hearty meal on them aud the fragments Is
left would have been sufficient to supply one
Of Captain Guiliver's Lilliputan regiments
for month. We traded the shells to u lime.
barner for three bushels Of Stacked lime -
We should be glad TO give their exact pro-
porti0ns. bat cannot do so, IS We did not
hare rope in the Office long enough 10 take
he longitudinal circumference. We have
bAFSnined Tor ten dozen more At the same
price, and will take 10 hoarders when We
se$ thsn SON Anareas Ladepeaa<sf.
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Pie EArga The San Andreas hdepen-
dent tells most wonderful yarn, about a
fellow yclept "the pie eater" who is willing
to bet any amount Of money that he can bite
through thirteen pies, provided the crusts
hrc all ION the square," Heprofesses to per-
form other marvellous feats in tho biting
line. He is dubbed the "Great North Amer
lean Pie Eater"
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SAN ASrREAs IspEPENpEsr.--we have
received copy Of the paper named above.
IL is the 6rst one We have ever seen. and IL
the number before US is fair sample, We
are bound to pronounce IL one Of the very
ablest papers ia the State. Its head is right
on the Kansas business.
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AWFUL WINDY Such was the heading 70 the
most sensible article in wedue sday's Eutte RecoRb.
The entire Uranium seemed to be troubled with
cholic pains.-Sidte J0nrAai.
That's the best joke the Journal ever
made, and is decidedly brilliant for an illit-
crate mug yius who spells collie with an Il.
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ATLANTIC PAPERs.--We owe thou and
thanks to Mr.. Leland Of the Alta Express.
for early delivery Of Atlantic papers, among
which were the N Y. Herald. N Y News,
and Boston Journal. We likewise thank
him for the Sacramento Age and Bee Of yes
terday and Saturday.
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REMovAL.-Reis & Friesleben have TEN.
porarily removed from their old stand to the
Washington Block. 50 as to give way to the
plasterers who are improving the appearance
Of their store.
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SHUTTING OFF rHE LIaHr Some mis-.
chievous follow turned of the gas in the
San Francisco Lycedm on Thursday night,
leaving the audience and a,tors in the dark
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A PLuMpER. Mr. Presbury. who acted
rs President Of the Marysvlle anti Lecomp-
ton meeting, tells "A Conservative Demo.
crat" that he speaks an untruth when he
says lin an article in Fridays Erpress)
that the negative question was not put on
the resolutions adopted at said meeting,
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WHAT IS 1T I'VE SEQ that the "Order Of
Knighthood" has been established in vari.
Gus places throughout the State. What
kind Of an institution is III Say.
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GooDwrN's SpEEcH.--wo are sorry that
Senator Goodwin's speech is not reported In
full. tits said to have been the best one of
them all.
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COME BACK William Carr. one of the
Vigilance victims, returned from San Fran
cisco from the Sandwich Islands, few days
since. Hc has conducted himself well du-
ring his stay at Honolulu
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oRoVLLE. MONDAY. MARCH 42d. 1883.

Mr.. John n. Eiliard is authorized to
receive Subscriptions and celIect moneys for the
Daily and Tr Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
al distance obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their names
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FUSNY.--Among the funniest things Of
tho day are those biographical sketches Of
the State officials. Ia the Placer Courier.
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APPLICABLE Judge Hubbcll, Of Mil.
waukie, Wisconsin, having been invited to
attend a mass meeting Of the Democracy.
but being unable TO do so, sent letter
containing his views, and expressing the
opinion that when the doctrine that the ma.
jority shall rule Is abandoned, republican
government becomes the most odous tyr
ranny and Democracy cheat and mockery.
He enclosed the following appropriate sent
iment:
BUCHANAN AND WALKER
Wand morn ifulA i.ln Marcellus "A n ilrd feala
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22

SMALL Pox Two or three cases Of small
pox have occurred at Weavcrville lately.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22

MURDER TsiAI.--The trial Of Willis
Corse. for killing ] Nc. Gordon in San
Francisco, will commence TO- day.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22
II 90 Bros.
CONSTABLE s SALE.

CONSTABLE 5 SALE.
10y VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of Justice Berry's Court OF Ophr Tow aship
County of Butte, State OF California, aud 10 me di
rected in favor cf n. NJ. PiiiPPS, and -iainst
JAMES 4. KITE, 8. ID. TAYLOR and WILLIAM
lESSE, for the sfin OF ore hundred and twenty six
forty hundredths dollars deb aud thirty five and
1--we one-hundredths doliars. COST of suit have
seized ur. will expose for SO at public auction to
the high oldder Tor cash. at John s. Berrys oic,
On Bird street, In the Town OF Oruviile Iuuty and
State af fesaid, on Monday the TWELFTH DAY OF
APRIL A. ID. 1868, at ~ O'Clock, NJ the following
described properly, TO wit: One certain piece oi
ground situated on Thompson's Flat. in Eureka
Township, Butte County, state o. California togeth-
er VITA the building and appearances thsreunto
belonging Sal house has been occupled by Kite
and Tay ior as q billiard saloon.
r L. P4TTO.N. Constable.
BY =. II. PRESTON, Deputy.
Dated 0rovile, March s2d, 1858.
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N OF &c E.

4 Ii PERSONS KNOWING OF BUSINESS RE-
IN quring the services Of the Coroner of Butte
County, hereby notified to call John ;. Berry
Justice Of the Peace at OrOvIle who wi attend To
the same for me during my absence. until further
notice. JAMES HARLOW, Coroner
0reville, Marcn 20, 1853. MARIO
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]. s FORRS
NE " BOOKS.


At =. C Gags. torn NV J. f. T14 u1s77's1 9.
y M4tu s;r=-t JIst -==iv-I. It--= iuT1.-- . ,-i
lau-aEs school an B-gl 311-- .-sr l=zs-r=
% Wal 1a1-r- Among on i1s-= Do fgI1i iss-1
so-u-, " mes Ea-!s1I- IrFag'- If % vil.-s- 4
aud Rollins S1rss. ? Ettr-'- L.r-S- Lax All ri
Commentaries also, q lf7'- Tllrgv T-ars - The 1t.
hIn-'- ~ rim S1=4tos fi.-g-le Thirty AL 81
iIllis % the s.s=ris, Naui, iEthi, Y'rrr
ius Too Late. Re &c
We have also isEI lzszr o. BOOK selected ev1r-'
Tor the Hoia-s. =iei. -lst - Itsrr than i=rs
Also the Publications "f IT, Pr=-sgtsta Bllri I'd
School Union AM T-act S3=i=-y-
Every thing usually f1-11 - ~ Book E-f >s-81syT
Fept Constantly iAni- AZ No IL Ian -tre;- So
WE hay= nov in sscr- tie fsyaiz- make o; E-as=
w sni BroEa Cottoa-, il al r. i;ls. utcb I'll 4
AZ prices A. low can be b1u.ht in -'- citys
case S-uPer len ts-a'll
%. Water TsTist, ds
.- PllHniN 10
- Artics. tExtra D. avn 10
Also ,1pply ...yait- Esek' Y. Z. Nils, q
Gnlose celebrated House, ife Cotton.
BROWN GOODS
Bale 81 ..NeT-rs uk-
9 % ~ "Cones;sgzr'
a-WaferInuF-
We also have iarSr supplies % pillow l.asas "A
sh-erinEs, Table Diap-r Da-aasE Toas-i. Hing D1
and SaPEins % AL s1=s, qualities and patterns.
noyT HEISRELL SWEAEINGFN
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SHEET MUSIC.
rhsIArSess stock Of sheet music, musical works kc ke
in the Western country.
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TRANSPORTATION.

OS and a:seE Monday January s. lSs t,s!a.Eli run as
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
Iis A. N Iau Train, stopping stations arrive 81
Pittsburgh = 80 2 NJ, and BTidsepoT; I.=i
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
T.a9 4 TAIN stopping all regular stations,
Port Homer, Slc-Es, and Deep Run lag
Stations for al passenger tTa!Es-l arrives At
Cleveland 80 u and Bird srpOrt AZ
1910 pm.
255 P. n Express TrEln, Stopping regular stations;
arrives At Bridgeport At s=2i NJ
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
A. Express stopping al regular stations,
Deep Run, SIoals. Po=- Homer nag sta
foE this train arrives AZ Cleveland at 3t5
u and AZ Pittsburgh al l=s35 ".
225 P. 81 Man Train stopping AL stations, and arrives
PittsburEh at 80 P NJ
But daily 70 CisTeAad-l=aysI Bridgeport a;
T539 4
Connections.
Connections by all through trains follows
Cleveland With trains for Toledo Detroit CHICAGO and
the Northwest; also for Enc, DunkiTk, Buffalo, Niagara
Fails and Canada
Al ste9tsnyile B=lair, the Sieubeave Tndi
Central Ohio Railroads for Cadiz- Coshoctor, New
ark GAINESVILLE, ZaEesTs, Wilmington Lancaster CO!Gl2
b-s, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and -. Louis
~ Wheeling, With Baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum
berland, HaTPeT= Ferry Baltimore and Washington City
Local and Through Tickets be purchased the yari
Oces the line; also AZ the Union Ticket Office,
posite LeTe-, Wheeling, Va the UaiOn Once,
81 Superior ST, Cleveland, Ohio.
suysrtnt-ndani's OHice, c L PRR. JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, Jan. -, l-55. jau25 supt.
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PlAnos, Helodeous, and every kind musical instrr
IRents tuned and repAired.
~ All go sds warranted At this establishment novS
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MINER ARRAN GEME NTS.
ITO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE OR REMIT
u me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEES SCHOLAR
SHIPS, time before the LIST day September
upon completing thorough Double Entry Book
keeping and its Collateral Branches lucrative
ployment in Commercial Barking Houses
within ninety days after their graduation, they
be Unidentified to the full amount OF the paid for
ton, and thus realize
Free Tuition, Lucrative situations,
Graduates from this Institution filling response
bic and lucrative positions Cashiers keepers
Railroad Office Clerks in different sections Of the country
and being preferred by business
other Mercantile College. Hence unpara-
eled inducements which nothing hat Superiority
OF instruction and thorough training
! business life would warrant.
The Principal this IHsfitition has practical
accountant fDr longer period than other Teacher
! in the Fssfer7i country.
Address the undgrsg ued for further particulars.
my9 WM. w. q RANG ER.
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Cheaper than Ever.
HEAT DISTESS and heavy in the East: Railroad
stoeE Bank stock, and all goods or Markrf
@ad sod AZ runous prices the Importer MAnuacaT-
Ct hays Just returned from the cities and have
parefaased goods those
ny customers md the public generally goods made IN 70
IN Goats Pants and Vests nratest and tno-f
Say and read eloihiu loser than they
-. ever been enered IN this market You get enc
Come ana Buy Tocesl ~ an SNS
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For THROUGH Tickets other iuforruatIon @nqnI-e
ohio ONCE, Sprgg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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1878.
1878
AMzz5E55;z - -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRC

49,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WTISTER ARRANG ENENT.-On and after Monday, De-
THE FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
morning, sunday, at In o'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving In Philadelphia at ll.5J p. IN.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening
at 94O.
The JohnstoTn Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
dali: except Sunday, 80 o'clock, stopping all
stations, and running FAR COueuaugh. First Accom-
notation Train for Turtle Creek Bridge leaves daily
cept sunday at ly4J, III. The second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Creek leaves, leaves daily, Sunday
cspte, at 40 , m The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Creek, leaves daily Sunday at 20,
Returning Trains arrive Pittsburgh fOIlowS:-EN-
press l45 H; Mali 800 Johpstown Accommodate
lion, II First Turtle Greek Acc0mmodat alton, so
Second Accommodation, Il AZ Third ACcOmmO datoD, civ
D.
Trains for BlasYle Indiana connect at Bairsvir
Intersection with Mail Tram last Express trr West and
the Johnstg Nn Accauraodati. IA Tram Fact and West.
Pittsburgh and Couneilsvile Trains, stopping all
lions the Pittsburgh aud COnnellsvs Road leave daily,
sunday excepted foIlCws-8ail Train. 90 a M
press Train p Returning ttsbdr IN,
and Connclsve Road, arrive AZ Pittsburgh, S5 and
The travelling public greatly their interest
IN going East West, travel b. the Pennsylvania Rail-
and Is entirely free from promise
~ speed AMI comfort, alt Sho favor ts road with
their patronage.
Pare to New York Observation-Disclosures. 90
&" &" Philadelphia. ................iU
" % baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 81
- . Lancaster Observation-Disclosures. So
% Z" Harrisburg. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I as
Baggage checked all Stations the Pennsg lvana
Railroad, and 20 Philadelphia baltimore and Ne6 York
Passengers purchasing tickets in the VIII be charged
Ten Cents in addition the station rates from Sta
tions where the Company has agent.
NoTcE-ln case otloss, th Company win hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only and for
/ exceeding 4lUy
N.B.-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employed
charge MOTTO exceed % cents for each and bag
gage: r,.,.,.,-,u. srv,v INN -.
At the P. r. R. Passenger Station,
| iaut on Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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~ BE particular and ask for Tickets via. the c. W. "a
Short Line Rail Read.
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PBNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE connecting the Allan
L with Western, North Western, and South
Western States by Roilway direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line OF Steamers TO
all ports the Western Rivers and Cleveland and SAN
dusky with Steamers to all ports the North Western
Lakes making the direct, chedpef and rsiiIbIe
the Great Vest.
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Winter Arrange ment.
rz5z4sTzs Hill rim Es
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

WHEELING SIAT.OS, Nov. 7tI, 1857.
HS snd after Sunday Evening, SOY. sth, the Passenger
" trains viii leave ibis station daily $40 a. NJ, 40
NJ, and 10 p. NJ, Wheeling time. The Accommodation
day, t-Icep SUIdayE) S:1O A. NJ, viii
charge passengers all TIE principal stations between
Wheeling and CUmbe riand. The AccOHm odaOn train is
discontinued IN East end Of road
The Express train daily, AZ p. ~, viii receive ard
DISCHARGE passengers the following stations only Ben
wood, Mogndsviie, Cameron, burton, ByniOns Ferry,
FairmOl P=terman, Grafton, ROlsburE, Piedmont, Cum
berand No u Water Station Johns Run,
Harper's Ferry, MOnocacy, Sykesyille ana Washington
Junction. The Mail train daily Except Saturday, 10
p NJ, will receive and discharge passen all the prin
cpaI stations.
The trains will arrive a. foIlows: Mail train NJ *
press train 1855 A NJ, tr&n, Cum
berIand, at Gas r. 81. Wheeling time.
". q. WOODSIDE, Sup't.
noy9 J. Is RORD, Agent.
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AYERS
PILLS
FoR ALL The PURPOSES OF
FAMILY PLY SIC.

T.rzzE has long existed public demand for IT
rEiec-'- szfs operation This -Es Dsea preT- j
demand, and eIts-Ive trai Of rs virtues
-11lls;y=Iy shown with what It ccO-nV ses
The IMPOSE designed It easy make physical pr,
+t 80 rorg Of the OBJECTIONS bit III the .Ivsr-
zge Of evo-y Other. This has been attempted hsEc,
.ri With what success would respectfully
10 -sTf- .iesigu IL has been unfortunate fo- the
za=at hitherto that almost every pUrztITe medicine
acrimonious and irritating the bowels This Is not.
Nam Of them produce 50 much gTipiag pain and reTl
sion y the 70 more than coGnte-baanee the
yeod to y derived from them. These pIJ produce
irritation p unless 1t arse from previously
ing obstruction arrangement N the bowels. Being
pgrr.Y vegetable, harm arise from their IL
quantity; bat i Is better that any medicine should
II the several diseases which they applicable
Ei-en the box. Among the complaints which have
Complaint in is various forms Of Jaundice Indigestion
LsnguOr and Loss OF Appetite Lstessness Iritzbty.
in the Side and Lns for, in truth, 81 theae are but
the consequence Of diseased action in the liver AS an
ness Piles. Cole, Dyssntery, Humors, ScIofua and
seuryy, Colds with OF the body Ulcers and i'm
pirty Of the blood IN short any and every case where
puEGatiye Il required
They have also produced sfngulzrIy successful
cures IN HhsmatisIn Govt Dropsy, Gravel Erysipeias.
Palptston Of the Heart, Pains in the Back Stomach
md Side They should be freely taken in the spring Of
the year, purify the blood and prepare the system
the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and
their stirnulan action crciatory system reno
yate the strength Of the body and restore the wasted
diseased energies the WhOIe organism Hence
csional dose IS advantageous, though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far every purgatve medicine
reduces the strength, when taken to The thou
sand cases IN which physc is required cannot be
Eered here, but they Zgest themselves reason
Of every body and this pill is found better
purpose than any thing Which has hitherto been available
50 mankind Where theT virtues known, the
public will longer doubt what remedy employ when
IN need of cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped
they pleasant take andbeAg purely vegetable
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, wrapper the Box.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN ST. WHEELING.


ia MAIN ST. WHEELING.
FALL And WINTER TRADE
SToNE & THOMAS take pleasure IN Announcing that
- they nov In reeeip: Of their full stock Of FA and
DRY G Gods. Varieties and IIIIIIuery {. ood.
which, added their stock enable them
sent 70 the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being the MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods tey have
offered 20 the Public
To their variety they have added
Carpstng and R1z8 OF the latest
and also beautiful line Of ch9!c- P1rs,
Winter Trade-to both Of Eheh a. veil their stock
generally, invite the attention q The Trade
Having the Eastern cities q shCrttrae previous
the late Of Cotton Fabrics
largely with The Cash, they have done FOR
tst well directly from the Importers, and Maniac
uers IN some instAne-s hey are sbi . Ter Inducements
70 Cash Buyers, either BIZ The PIECE RETAIL
exec d by similar house IL the West
To the wants Of theiT rapidly Increasing Trade ty
the Public With Of the best selected OF goods
their line in the West.
In this stock may he found folly
1900 yds Silks-smbrAeinE some o: the en=st irD
1000 - French MerinO~s, CashEaeres, BoubA
Thib=ts and MaddoEias-of every Quality and color,
A full line or the Richest Painted, Ombre shaded
in striped CasEEaeres and DrlaiE-s-iEapoTted.
offered In Wheeling.
5000 yds Ginghals, Debazes D=laIues Prints
G0,O10 " Of observation-disclosures the largest liEr q
house, II not BY any hsuse in the city.
They have laid in their stock with view closer cast
trade, and pledge M Public that e0rt upon her part
shall be wanting to please.
cIoss cGsA rTc=I!ed house West
the Unit-f States No trouble EoodsEoods
Cars. Hotels and Boats FOR customers.
ES-AiWays on hand, Prime Live Geese Reather'.