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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12
Coal on and Coal on Lamps.

Coal Oil and Coal Oil Lamps.
WE Jsst beaufffuf arsIe Of Coal on,
w better than any ever before sold N this city.
The dis -resalle oder Whiei connecsd With The Car
bon ami Coal y - offered b otieFr Ergat deErea
been removed from THIS oil making plea handle
and giving brilliant light Fsh0rt tie Nkeh
attends the Coal Ole
We have hand, Of manufacture, she IarrrGt
and best assortment Of Lamps OF every drscTsrtGcu
TaiEg the GiESIent Kinda Of OILS. ~ -aI
Our Coal OIL Lamp Cap ceuEtrucfed that
Psnson Of the chimney from heat IL sill break b.
nE ertmped in the cap which = tie With
Goa Od IL the best OIL used, EiTuT
at less cost and being non-s1pasFTe. Hhnt of
Light call a. the lierusWaTe st6re 81
HOBBS . BAI,NEs, lis JTain 81.
next door 70 HsiIksli sseATinFen.
oets Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12
HOLIDAY BOOKS, &c.

II AM NOW OPENING one Of the largest and most care
fuy elected Booss Portfolios, Albums, Writnr
Dek &C. suitable for Holiday Presents ever brought
the city books ranging In price from penny twenty,
dollars which he found almost all the PC-
elegantly bouni f. A Poes Poems Poets OF the 9th
Century "LNla RooE" Lady Of the Lake" "Grays Ee
Nrs. Iae's celebrated woElsn" elegantly bnund &r;,
various AnnuaIs: these will find Goodrchs "wo
Beauty HeFoisn," containing 10 beautiful
ErAyinsf, Ifckt KS Psyc'Iogy Frederick the Gr
Chlyalrv, ir Waiter Raleigh and his times Life
RolNnd Baker, tsAbrl Orsine B,nerof's Hist ry, ugI
Aier's Works. Spurseon's Sermons, "Autocrat Of thu
Breakflst Table, 'C0urtship of Miles standsh," all
LnngfeI!uH's Works.
JUvs EMILE WORKS OF these have greater variet,
before put LIBRARIES the single oOpy
would mention, "MnisterinG Children, "Rrnnet
Hugh" ''SOry Darling Nelly" the Glant Killer
and ali Of A L o r. hooks, Farley Books, "a will and
way" ROlO Books, both series; LEARNING to Think, Talk
Act Sc; CulOred Toys almost every description.
Hlrs Greelys, American Tract Society, Presbyterian
and Methodist Alnaanacs.
Back Cannon Boards. Chess Men and Boards; almost
eTer and quality Of Stationery. Call aud make your
selections before the assortment Is broken.
deciI 1 doors North of ". 4 NJ. Bank
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12

BOLTIEF CLOTHS
ORDERs for Boiling Cati1Ii Ged az the lowest caSI
" Vrioa y toSTisl DtirH ooRRHLL-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12
HATS "a ND 5CA-PS.
S. HARPER & BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Gaps and Straw Goods.
C0RSER MAIN 4 UNION STREETS,

NJTEhsve hand and receiving daily, large and
w complete assortment Of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety Of style and price. Aud in view OF the in
creBsiug demand for first class goods, have paid
Icuia attention 20 the getting Of such expressly
adapted to the wants of customers. Our arrangement
With Eastern houses such that enabled to frrns
the styles Of Hats and Caps as
And promise that the newest and most beautiful
we'll the best qualities ofevery description
are TO be found at our establishments. -.'
The public respectfully invited TO call and examine
0urstock give entire satisfaction
deep 8, HARPER q BRO.
GRE IT ATTRA G II IO N!
THE citizens OF Wheeling and surrounding country and
L the Lais in sar, respectfully requested
view GREAT ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS offered
the latest styles Of ~ ~
RAGLASS, HE
CToAK7,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12

A pin has as much head as a good many au-
thors, and great deal more point
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NUMBER. 100
HARNEss. TRUNKsn


TNHE hFn OF Sheppard Morgan is this day d!ssoe "a
hy rnutnai CONSENT Rh= bushes of the frm II
seiilsl 6y > D sa.Ppasd no ndsbtsla q r.
respectfully requested 20 cali ~ 1
settlement JH. SHFppARD.
Sept. 10Th, 1858. caAs. NORGA.SI
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Ashtabula & New Lisbon Rail Road.

The Directors of this road held a meeting at
this place on Tuesday of last week. From
them We learn that the road is graded for a
greater part of the distance between Ashtabula
and the centre (road) in Bristol. Sufficient
stock has been taken along the line between
Ashtabula and Bristol, TO complete the grading
10 that place. From Bristol to this point, the
road has not been located, and the Board are
waiting the action of the citizens of Warren,
Champion and Bristol, to determine its location
and rate of progress. From this place to Niles,
1--WE believe it is the intention of the directors
TO use, for the present, the track of the c. d
ii. r. R.; and from Niles to Messrs. Tod d
Co.'S Coal Bank, the track of the Mineral Ridge
Il. r. Between Messrs. Tod, Wells d Co.'S
Coal Bank and Mr.. Vim. Porter's Furnace. Mr..
Porter is now grading the road, and it will be
ready for the iron the present season.
The Board of Directors are entitled to great
credit for the safe, cautious manner in which
thus far the road has been managed, thus
avoiding all Indebtedness and embarrassment.
OF its ultimate completion, we have scarcely a
doubt, and sincerely hope the citizens here,
and elsewhere aleug the line, will give it the
consideration and the material aid which it
deserves.
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Sabbath School Pic Mic.

The members of the BAPTIST Sabbath School,
of Warren. had a very pleasant Pic Me festival
on Tuesday. the 5th inst. Pursuant to previous
arrangements, they marched in procession from
the Church. in the morning. down to the Canal,
where one of Mr.. s. Burnet's Boats was in read
iness TO take them on an excursion. The boat
started off at 9 o'clock. and conveyed the party
down the river about eight miles, to a delightful
grove. where the good things, bountifully pre-
pared for the physical comfort of the party. were
spread out and partaken of heartily. a horizon
tai swing was erected, aud all that wished it had
free circulation to their heart's content. 4 few
pleasant hours were spent in the grove, when
the party prepared TO return. Tn homeward
trip was enlivened by short addresses from Rev.
Z 7. Brown, Pastor, and U. II. Huichins, Esq
Superintendent of the School and also by sew
eral pieces of vocal music. The company arriv-
ed home in the evening all safe, not anything
having occurred to seriously mar the enjoyment
that the occasion so amply affo-ded.-DanOcrat
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Matters in Newton Falls.

Newton Falls is all right at last. We have
had a most glorious celebration. streets illumi-
mated, guns fired, bonfres kindled, torch light
professions and martial music, all in honor of
the day we celebrate" But you must know
the day ice celebrate, is not the GLORIOUS fourth "
but the noble fifth" The Fourth, is not long
enough for our patriotic demonstrations, so we
visit cur sister towns ON that day, and partake
of the festivities there, coming home unsatisfed
pitch right in" to the most extravaganza dem
onstrations of Joy and Patriotism. on the eve
ming of the fifth, then we went into the afore-
said celebration, and We lattcr ourselves that
the splendid display we most of us saw at War
ren, the night before, was nohow compared TO
ours. Let me give you a programme of the
performance, and you can judge for yourself, as
to the extent of the jollifeation.
First. Guns at sunset, firing continued till
the powder was all used up, this part of the ex-
%crcises, was varied by a small fight, but our
side came out best. Three cheers for our side.
Second. Large bonfire of tar barrels, lumber
III ONlC COulDOSNlOi'o, hAlluicu a. AZ NANSc4uG
of Main and Canal streets, amid shouts, cheers,
blowing ofhorns. ringing of bells, and the beat
ing of drums, all demonstrations Of joy and
attachment to the Union" Third. Grand
flourish of freballs, managed by the crowd,
This was a grand display, and did credit to the
management of the evening. Fourth. \ col
lection was taken up to buy powder for a Ma
tional salute, this part of the exercise was dull
and uninteresting. Filth. Grand National sa-
lutte, after eachgun, three cheers for the "keden-
try" Sirth. Mere fireballs, and some crack
crs. Serenh. Grand march around the bonfire,
to music blown out of tin horns, and beaten out
of drums, this par of the programme, was va
ried by the comic dance Zip Coon played on
a tin horn, and danced by the same person.
Eighth. Replcnishing of bonfires. Ninth
More freballs. Tenth. "a guns for the Union,
shes safe" Eleuenth. Strong speeches and
patriotic songs. TSceJfh. Grand parade of the
entire Fire Companies Of Newton Falls, consist
ing of two men and three pals, for exercise,
they gallantly played upon the bonfire, and SO
systematic in their efforts, and rapid in their
movements were they, that in less than ten
minutes from the time they reached the pump,
they had two pals of water on the fire, they
then desisted from absolute fatigue. The thir-
tenth and closing scene, was going home and
this to some. was the most difficult and uninter-
esting part of the evenings performance, how
ever, it was in most cases accomplished with
out accident, though many were very tired
the whole we are well pleased with our
celebration, which passed off without any acei-
dent, to mar the grand rejoicing, and We think
the Fourth" has no reason to complain, even
if We were a little tardy next year, We will
celebrate the Third" and by taking the two
years together, the day will average up all
right.
Yours truly, OBSERN LIZ.
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The Fair Grounds.

The grading of the track is progressing finely
under the energetic management Of F.. E Stowe
Esq. and when completed, which il will prob
ably be within n week, it will be the finest in
northern Ohio. 1t will be precisely half a mil,
in length. oblong in shape, slightly undulating
with two long straight stretches and gradua.
curves at the ends.
The fencing contract is let to Mr.. Josiah Soule
who has commenced his job, and will push ii
rapidly TO completion.
Som sixteen acres will be enclosed in the
fence, and the remainder, about four acres, bc
thrown open to afford room for hilching horses
for those who are not members of the Society
members being allowed to drive their carriages
inside the enclosure. where posts for hitching to
VIII be provided.
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Yamt gnteIigenfs.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
POsr orrucr, WARREN, ONO,

POsr 0FFICE, WARREN, ONO,
July LIST, 1859.
Youngstorr. daily, arrives 9 m. leaves II a. m.
ClsueidEd, do do II m. do Up m.
Sharon. arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. lOk a m. Leaves
same days at ? p m.
". GresnrIIe, arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. Q n. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat at u a m.
Salem, arrives Tues. Thurs. Eat. at : p. N. Leaves
Mon. Wed Fri at G a m.
GrseHs5Hrgh, arrives Tues. & Sat. by Q p m. Leaves
Mon. & Thurs. at = a m.
N. Bloomfield, arrives Wed. & Sat. by 9 p N. Leaves
Tues. d Fri at Z a m
FarmiHgtOn, arrives Tues. & Sat. by I2 m. Leaves
Mon. q Fri. at IL m
ceHton. via Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c, arrives
Fridays al 5 p m. Leaves Saturdays at { a m.
III Mails which leave at or before 8 4 m, are closed
the preceding evening At Q p m. All others are clio
sed half an hour previous TO their departure.
7. 4. WEBB, p. N.
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Justices and Constables' Blanks,
T~ARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT LAI DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBP1SAs, E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION

CHRONIC DISEASES successfully treated, even
when given up by the most skillful phy siciars
and all diseases of the Lungs.
ScrOfulouS Affections Of the Joints. White Swelling,
&C. with all the varied forms NJ ScrOfulous and Scor-
butte Diseases. are successfully treated. No where
can ~Consumptiyes resort with 30 Certain : prospect
OF cure.
The Patient is not under the absolute necessity Of
applying in person for treatment. though that is desi
rabLe; but the case q vial Of urine) with a detail Of
symptoms. will enable the Doctor to prescribe sue
ceSsfully.
In the treatment OF The Diseases Of Women. DIR. Sands
follows in the footsteps Of the late distinguished DR..
Nandeyeer. whose successful treatment Of those dis
eases eau he attested by thousands Of females in all
lartS fthe United States. For Falling OF the Womb,
LucOrrhe7 or Whites. &c.. a cure is guaranteed. DR.,
Sands treatment OF children is new and successful.
SURGERY and Surgical Diseases can receive that
treatment which secures a return to healih. without q
resort to that fearful instrument, the knife DR. Sands
Is a surgeon Of the conservative class, using the knife
olly as a last resort.
DR.. SANDS will cure old sores and all eruptive dis.
eases Of the skin. no matter of how long Standing
lie makes use OF universal B0TANIC remedies no
CslOmrl or other dele .riOus drugs are used. Persons
from 4 distance desiring advice AMI medicine. will
send a general description Of The urine. with 4 correct
statement Of the cause and origin OF the disease. and
a general history Of symptoms, with name. age, etc.
All communication must be addressed to
CLARK l. SANDS.
JanaSfawn Narcer IA pa
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NVNNN0NM NNSES "
|x@NsSMN.

I'VE reason why people are so dis
l. tressed when sick, and why so many die, Is be-
cause they DO not get a medicine which viii lass to the
afflicted parts. and which will open the natural pas
sages for the disease to he cast ont: hence, q largs
quantity OF food and other matter is Iodg d. and the
stomach aud i~ntestines are literally overt owing with
the corrupted mass: thus undergoing disagreeable Ter.
nentatiou. constants mixing with the blood. which
throws the corrupted matter through every vein and
artery, until life is taken from the body by disease
Dr. NORsEs PILLS have added to themselves victory
upon victory. by restoring millions Of the sick to
blooming health and happiness. Yes.th0Isands who.
have been raeked or tOrmeated with sickness, pain and
anguish. and whose feeble frames h We been scOrchrd
by the burning elements Of raging fever. and who have
been brought as 1t were, within a step Of the silent
grave. now stand ready to testify that they would have
been numbered with the dead. had it not been for this
great and wonderful medicine. MOrSe's Indian Rnnt
Pills. After. one or two doses had been taken. they
we're astOnished ard absolutely surprised, in Witness
ing their charming effects. Not only do they give
immediate ease and strength. and take away all sick
ness. rain and anguish. but they at once GO to work It
the foundation Of the disease. which is the blosd-
Therefore, it will be shown. especially by those xha
use these Pills. that they will so cleanse and lurffy,
that disease-that deadly snemy-wi1 take its flight
and the Hush Of youth and h. auty will again return,
and the prospect Of a long and happy life will cherish
and brighten your days
Beware Of COunterf-itS Of these Pills. al med A n
MooEE Price p cents per box.
Warren, O., and By all dealers in Medicines in tho
county.
B. LAKE JUDS0N. Sole Proprietor.
80 Leonard Street, New York.
WI NUDGE & Co. Proprietors Of Tasks Nag
nehe Ointment, Earlesville. Madison Co.. New York.
General Agents, to whon all Sders must be address
June !. lS59-Iy
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Dust.

We believe that more damage was done to
gods in the stores of this town. during the past
week, by the dust. dian would pay for sprinkling
the streets for . month. The fresh clay with
which some of the streets were repaired, this
spriug. has become 20 finely pulverized that
every breeze lifts it ur, and drives it into
every Fa<t of the houses
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JUNE ADVERTISEMENT

Newton Falls, July 9th, 1889.
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-"S%~
Struck,

ht1uONf
We learn that the coal miners in the vicinity
of Youngstown, haye struck for higher wages
or demand cash in payment ts their labor, IN,
stead of trade. They held 4 meeting in Youngs
town On Friday, to take the matter into consid.
%eratiOn. a large number were in attendance.
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WI NUDGE & Co. ProPrietors OF Tasks Mag
netie Ointment, EaFlesville. Madison Co.. New York.
General Agents, to whon all Sders must be address
co. June I. IS59-Iy
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Lost,

Lost,
On Monday evening last. somewhere between
the Post Office sad the Gaskill House, a silTet
pen holder. gold zen and pencil. BY leaving II
at this Office, the finder will be literally re-
warded.
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Orr assortment of FAMILY MEDICINES is com
plete, embracing every variety Of Syrups, Bitters.
Pills, Alternatives. &c. &c. used in the treatment Of
all diseases ST mankind Physicians can find in cur
stock every article used in their practice. Terms fair.
quality reliable, and warranted as represented.
To Merchants and Dealers in general. we will sell
at prices which mast suit, the following articles. Of
which we have a large stock: Starch. Chemical and
CASTLE Soap. Window Glass and Glass Ware of all
kinds. Pure sub. Carb. Soda, Cream Tartar, Calahria
and Sicily Licorice. Licorice Root. ST esrine, Tallow
and Star Candles, Cod Liver Oil, Woods Hair RestO-
rstive. Boorhaye's Holland Bitters, Hollands German
Bitter's, Herbolsherinan's Stomach Bitters, and many
other TONES. Hair Hestoratiyesand Dyes, which time
and space will nOi permit rs to mention.
OF Oils and Yarnisles. oar stock is complete. en-
hracing 40 Bills. Tanners, 10 Winter Blelched Whale.
10 Lard: also Castor. Sweet and all the essential Oils.
BRUSliES.-The largest stock ever hrouqht to town
Of White Wash. Paint, Artists. Scrub and Shoe Brush
es. which will he sold at wholesale on favorable terms.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes, at
most any prices 1p to So per gallon.
Daniel Derr's pure Rive and Wheat Whisky for sale
IN large or small quantities.
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July Appointments, 1859.
Z. H.. SANDS, NJ. d.,
DATHOGENETIC & URIPATHIC

IAIoIVIIN ANU oUNUbVNs
(Of the firm o! Clark g. Sands, Jamssto1R, Pal
Graduate, in Iei3, OF the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons OF the City Of New York. ami fifteen years
experience in the treatment Of Acute and Chronic Dis
eases-ten years in the City Of New York. Two years
experience in that immense hospital for the treatmen;
Of Diseases OF every grade and character.
THE CITY HOSPITAL or 4 YORK.
About 2,On0 cases Of Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under the treatment Of the Ply sicians
and Surgeons of this Institution.
DR.. was q pupil Of the late DR.. SWEET, Pro-
lessor Of Diseases Of the Lungs to the City Hospital.
and to the University Of the City Of New York: also,
Student and Assistant Surgeon un,ier u o. great and
successful Surgeons. John Watson and A. ". Stevens.
OF the City Hospital Of New York.
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EXECUTOR S SALE

AH1H
D. virtue OF an order Of sale to me made and direct
ed by the Probate Court fer TrunBull County. Ohio, {
shall expose at public sale ION the premises DESERVED
below on the 3Oth day Of AUGUST nexr,
between the hours OF I and 4 o'clock Z. NJ .,of said day:
the following Real Estate. 10 wit: Situate in Weathers
field. Trumbull Comfy, Ohio, and known as Jeingp pa;
Of Lot No. Il, and bounded as follows: ON the Eas, and
North by lot lines on the South by land Of William
Mcconnell and 4. G.. Marshall. on the West by a line
running parallel with the east line, to contain thirty
two and one half acres and seven rods Of iAna; except E
therefrOm the following described land, commencing
al the South east corner OF said lot No. rs. and running
North IL rods. thence West far enough t. contain four
acres of land: Also. excepting therefrOm all the coal.
iron ore. fire clay, limestone. and other valuable min
erals that may be on or under the above described t.act
Of land. together with full privilege and authority to
enter upon said premises, at any and all times hercsf
tef, and make excavations sink shafts, air wells,
slopes, and entries. with the right Of way upon and
through said premises for wagon and rail roads. and
erecting engine buildings, Offices, smith shops. sczlrr,
platform and yard room. ami all ths necessary p-ivi
leges for mining and removing said coal. iron ore an
other minerals thsrefrom: also, the right of way Oh and
through slid premises. Gnelniingt the above exceptions
and reservations to James Ward d Co.. for the pur-
pose of mining and removing minerals from said land
and any adjoining property that said lanes Ward q
CO.. may desire.
TERNs or SALE made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN LEWIS. Ex'r. OF
JoHS hcC,rsuH. dec'i..
by p X. & L. IL HrTcHISs, his Auy's.
Warren. June 18th, ls5g-5E.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE
nv npnpp or ror-pr
CALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ IN VILLAGE OF WARREN.

By order Of Probate Court.
On the 9th day Of July, A D. 1859. between the hours
OF and ) o'clock p. NJ. on the premises in the village
plat Of Warren, County Of Trumbull, State OF Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following Real
Estate. to wit: Situate in the village plat, County and
State aforesaid. and bounded on the South by the cen
tire of Washington Avenue; on the West by lands Of
Mary Harmon. trustee; North by lands Of Porter
Barnes; East by lands Of @. VI. Tultle, Harvey Fields,
and the heirs Of Jacob Perkins, deceased; and con-
tains three and one eighth acres Of land, be the same
more or less. said land TO he sold as a whole or in
parcels. JULIAN HARMON and
SARAH d. HARMON.
Executors Of ions d. HARMON,
Warren, o., June {, I559-3g. deceased.
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Rowland Springs.

The hot weather of the last few dHys has
rendered the Springs very popular. sul parties
from this place visit them nearly every day
IIr. Hank and his lady spare no pains Ia make
their visitors comfortable.
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USTIN DEANS ESTATE

n Notice is hereby given, that tn, subscriber h,t
heen appointed and qualified a. Administrator on Il
Estate OF Austin Dean, late OF Mecca, TrumSull Co.'s
ty. deceased. MASON A. DEAN, Admir-.
Dated this 29l June, ESQ 81.
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N T. w q % % Id
AT WHOLESALE.

N T. w q % % Id 8!
AT WHOLESALE.
S. RAYMOND, & CO.,
1OS SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND,
lCo Eve doors east of the Merchants Rank,
ARE NOW RECEIVING
so Cases SeasonabIe Prints;
Gases Printed Lawns;
Cases Manchester Ginghams;
Cases Scotch Gingaans;
Cases Manchester Delainss;
Gases Chaliie Delaines;
Cases Cotton Pantaloon Mixtures;
Cases Cotton Checks;
Cases Kentucky Jeans;
Cases Bleached Sheetings;
Cases Colored Drillingsi
Cases ParaSols. cheap;
Cases Umbrellas.
Cases Pins, and Hooks and Eyes:
Cases Deniws and Blown Jeans;
Cases Coats Spool Thread;
Gases Assorted Skein Thread;
Coses Brooks White and Colored Thread
$50 Pieces Black and COlOred Silks;
$40 Pieces Black BroadclOths and CassimeTes;
IS Pieces Black French D~Oeskins;
Pieces Black Mixed Sat.nets:
Pieces Brown and Cadet Mixed do;
Pieces Assorted Cassimeres and Jeans;
Pieces Dotted Swiss Muslin;
Pieces White Brilliants cheap;
Pieces White Goods, in full Assortment;
Go Dozens Ladies' Cotton Hosiery
3a0 Dozens Ladies' Lisle Gloves:
50 Dozens Ladies' Best Kid Gl.yes;
200 Dozens Suspenders;
Dozens Ladies' Lisle Gauntiets;
Dozens Steal Skirt Hoops;
Dozens Black Lace Nieites;
Dozens Black SIX Yisitees, and
Almost everything in a Jobber's Stock together
with 4 large and full assortment Of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Which we offer at Wholesale on the most reasonable
terms.
LSO,