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Save y2 9n Rrkho ysisEs PROVISION COMPANY
A. 2ss Greenwich street between Warren and Murray eel
81 rash Esss for 25c pounds OF pure starch Tor PC
OF Family Soap for 81 10 cent bottles Of Blue for 20
cen a % s sCa or sss'
lest Hams &C.. DO Shoulders &C. choieest Teas from
a. The door With r. r. Go. In red.
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the war it would now have been selling at pre-
MUM. It is one of those roads which are neces-
sary, and which, however dark their prospects
may occasionally seem, cannot fail to become lu-
crative property unless the prosperity of the North
west proves a myth. Galena, Rock Island and
Toledo are improving on their earnings. All three
are earning fair dividends, and will yield at pre-
sent prices from 10 to Is per cent to purchasers on
the investment.
We have received the following statement Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, May, 1892
Cash on Hand loans and investments $1,000 III
% $40 tons coal ON hand and in transitu, on
which there has been paid. ............... 370,443
Ion steamers valued at 81 ,433,9 6l
Payments on steamer now being
l,4s1,s74
Store ships, iron boats and scows ......... GILT
Real estate. 1895
Machinery at Bencia. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
and in transiu. ....................... l5s,s75
Stock in North Atlantic Steamship Company
(4.s steamers Atlantic and Baltic) 49,. 2el, 66s
Balances due from agents and pursers. 1880
Total. s., ,351
Lidbites
Capital stock Observation-Disclosures. 81 900 900
Sundry unsettled accounts Observation-Disclosures. 16,05S
Profit and loss surplus from last quar-. .S42, 756
Profit and loss, net earnings Inclusive
OF charter or steamer Constitution 10
United States g0vernment) for the
quarter ending April 90, lS62.. .4S7 $3.50
- $50, 292
~. :. 10 or
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CMITH 4 BRoTHER's
NEW FORK

in WHOLE half and quarter casks bewed from The choices.
harley mali ana hops 1853 and 100 Eighteenth
stree; between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
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Since January $91 2l5,l43 &c 434 13S 65 $40 470
EXPORTS PRoDUcE MERCHANDISE
1860. 1861. 1852.
For the week. 1889 500 1855 .166 1859 9Sl
Previously reported %, 75l 594 ASi7,152 42,534s25
Since January $50 ,691 1o3 47,2l331s A 1914 9o6
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
1850. 1861. 1852
For the week.. $3.50, Ssh e1S 231
Previously reported IA ,3Sl $50 2s35747 10 435
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AErEMus ON ToAsTs.

Artemus Ward being present at cele-
bYntioD and exhibition. was called 0P"u
for speech, when he replied in !" toast
to the phair sex;" Ladies, says ! turnin to
the beautiful femails whose presents waa
perfumin the fare grownd. hope gure en-
ioyin yourselves on this.pccs-hun, and thai
ieIninaid and Use wotserNf which VOW ars
drinhiu may moi. 80 agin you. May W
be ss fare ms the son, a. bright ~ tho maon,
and as butiful as an army with Union 6sgs-
also plenty Of close to ware.
Tu yure sex-commonly kawlsd the phail
sex We are Indebted for our befnin, as vel
as many uther blessins in ihese 10 crowns
Of sorro. Sum poor epersoted fools blame
vure sex for the difiesity in the garden
but l now men area deseatful set, and
when the appels had bekum plum ripe
have no d01t bat Adam would hare rugged
cider press and like as not vent into a
big bust and bin dr,v orr anawa. Yure
first muther was lady and all her dawters
is ditto, and nun but lo6n kuss will say
word agin you. H,pin that no waive OF
trubbel may ever ride across your peaceful
brests, / conclude these remarks with she
the following centylaent
Woman.-She's good egg.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,
roR the SPEEDY cpaE OF


sem .,s.e1 ,s...a.hs ~ R.Isn.,s
ni.sS..hr. mi R,i;ons Fevsrs. S.ic.S
FOR tie Whole claas Of q isea ses originat-
Ing In hillary ieraB xeme mt, caused by
..,,x -. - az. a.. .o,r,n,,,;,x.
1e :la ~, re ~ VIZ ~ ~. a,.a o,....ia;...
r rem, y;s. .,;,i ,.a.S.eiy ha,n,,ess l" .rv
Win .:... - ;,,.,I.a,.Ia +, ds,r.t.
qnann'.; sun .,,;;a.;nO a;.ori,srs nrcxa;, Ib;s
..rrr.. axneIs The niasmntic noIson Of Fsyrp
Ac,-. ~, the s..ste.a, and nrerents the de-.
vcopment OF the disease. II taken on the hrst ap-
the best remedy ever vet discovered GH this class
,f comu,a;nts I,ut also the cheas,esf The large
.;, - ,.r,I. ~. Inll.r ly;,,.r. Il rr;,h;,, ~.
Iuy w s'PlJJy -. II :: i.;i;,,,.. S;s,.:..s .h.ro
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by-vord and ! Kissing, the invincible abhor-
renee and Infinite detestation Of I'll good
mon, d every slime and nation, forever
and ever
I hsss axsin to report the nonappesfsoce
81 the NoaparsiI receive none q all
have seen only one Of my letters 10 print,
and that while We were At Benton Barracks'
There i ! loosenees some where. i,
.. Jor y sends bis regards to the people,
and informs them that he is we'll.
Y ,vrS. B.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarMparilla,

the most eiFoctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every.
where prevailing and fatal mnlady. 1t Is com
bned from the most active remettials that have
been discovered for the expargation 0f this fnnl
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should he employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula. but also those other afiec-
tons which arise from it. such ~ ERUPTiys
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTnOSr's FIKH.
RosE. or ERysfrELAs, PiMPLEs, PrsTuLEs.
BLorcHEs. DLArSs and Boris. TUMORs, TETrgR
and SALT RHEuM. GcALD HAP, lt,SGwoRM.
RmEuxA-,sM, SYpHnaTIc and NEMcrRIAL DIs.
EASES, DnorsY, DYSPEPSIA. DEnILiTY. and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING rH0N ViTIA-
TED or INpuR. Broom. The popular belief
in inpnrity offhe blood" Is founded il, truth.
for scfof.ila is degeneration of the blood. ING
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health " impossible W
contaminated constitutions.
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T"If should be drafted into the
service, what would you do ?" said gen
tleman to his wife, lately. Get subssi.
tute for you ! suppose" said his accom-
plshed wife.
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EEcrofula, or King Evil.

is constitutional disease, 4 corruption Of The
blood, by which this fluid lccoiI,cs viiiated.
weak, and poor. Being III the eircninflOlIs q
pcryadcs the whole body. md Mssy bMrsf Ottt
IL disease OH any part II It. No orgnn & fsces
from it, attacks. nor Is there ono which Il may
not destroy. Tic serofnlous faint Is vAfi0,t-ly
caused ly mcrcurial disease. lOwdliviUy. dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure a;r. Kltl,
and filthy habits. tie depressing vices. md.
above all, by the vcnercal isscctisn. What
ever be its origin. II u Hereditary IN the con-
stitution, descending from parcnls tn children
INTO the third and fourth generation /" indeed.
It teens to be tie rod Of Him whe says, II
will visit the iniquities Of tile nsAexs upon
their children"
lis effects commence by deposition ftasn tl,s
blood Of corrupt or ,,lcerous matter, whieh. il
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, prasd
tuhcrclcs; in the glands, swelings; md =,
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foul corss
ruption, winch gcndcrs III the blood. dcprcsses
the energies Of LIE, so that scr0fa0us constitti-
tons not only suffer from scr0fulous com
plants. but they have Ear less power ~ with.
stand tho attacks Of other diseases: cn;."e..-
aucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofiio'is IN their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most at the consumption when &c
climates the human family has its origin Directly
in thi, sorof,,los,a contamination; and many
destructive siscaacs at the ivcrs kidneys. brain.
and, indeed. Of all the organs. arise from or
arc aggravated by tie same cause.
One quarter Of all onr people ayo scrof..lous;
their persons are invaded by thia lurking IN
feotion, and tloir health y undermined by It.
To cleanse it from the systaan We nNst renoyato
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in-
vicora.e il by healthy food, aud exercise.
Such 4 medicine we supply in
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rarity Miles stassas savsA.

Tnarty Miles staging saved.
BURLINGTON !: MO. RIVER r. R.
| -,
Now OPEN To OTrUMWAt
20 .HsSss further Wsss sAss ssS seSsS ~
IN cs,NNECTiON wiru
Chtcaeo. BurlingtSn and Qalncy 0aisOss'
Shortest, Quickest, & Best Route to
CHICAGO.
NEW YORK.
BOSTON.
PHLADELPHrA.
BALTIMORE.
ST. LOuss.
CINCINNATI. and
All poinss in Rlinois, Indians. Miehtssn + CGssds
rw. Daily Train. Leave sna Arrive tssndays
ExcePted) ~ follows:
Lease of,um,ca: rrive IN Chicago:
SEQ O'CLOCK A. f. M M:is O'CLOCK ( (. ~ X:
Connecting:
At GALES 0U RIG, with the Northern Gross Rail-
road for Quincy: ~
A. nj r DOTA with the Illinois Central Railroad
for G.iens Dunieth. for ST. LOUIS DA.n0
NONTR0sE. KEOKUE AND st. LOC1Ss
1rssSsS sNbs6es.-ThrSsEA - sNsso x1rk ~
IS A00rs.
PASSENGERS leaving Council Bluffs in the Morning, ana
In ing this route will arrive In Chicago or 81 Louis from
~ 70 is hours quicker BY other route ana IN
time to with the great Eastern and South
ern line
to EDDYVuLLE. where YOU can buy your Tickets
81 the H. l. H. +. B. Ticket once TO ell points 1ast
and South.
To STOCK SHIPPERS.
Stock Trains will regularly leaving daily, Sunda!
excepted These Trains all the rights OF PassenEe
Trains Thus insurng dispatch AMI consequently avoid
those and delays that are constantly oe
curing IN other routeh
the Mississippi close by the Ferry and Orovers viii and
there every could wish for the
OF their stock.
Through contracts given to Chicago
JOHN g. READ, Vice Prest
Burlington and Missouri r. =.
D. REMICK. General Western Agent,
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
BURLINGTON. July s 16e1-v3n4-lv
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III -. u
There is the whole secret; and il shows
tnat Two or three things are TO be done be-
lore the presence Of onr armies win not
only silence secession, but ensure the ex.
preston of loyalty. Our superiority in
arms must both be proved aud made
kown. We must conquer, aud then nv
means OF a free press inform the misguided
people of the Sonth that we have con-
querel. As yet they are not told the truth.
BroWnloW's son even, and that in Eastern
Tennessee, was made to believe that Lin
coin was a drunkard, that his cabinet were
at loggerbeads, and that soldiers could
oniy he raised iu New Englnnd and New
York by conscriPtiou. 4 lady who arrived
here from Charleston the Other day was ut
teriy astonished to find the least sign al
commercial activity in the metropolis,
where she supposed the grass was growing
IN the streets, and the poor were fed by
public charity. All our victories arr
turned into defeats by their falsifers, and
MI their repulses ioto mastefly strategic
movements. 2
But no less Imperative is the necessity
Tor some legislation by Congress which
snall strip the active and leading rebels f
tue property which gives them influence;
whlGb shall compel the hal ting to decis-
ion between the true and spurious govern
ments which shall compromtse loyal men
tor what they lose in the right cause, aud
%nlch shall impress ilnon thS minds Of all
those disposed to render tue insurgents a
service, whether open or secret, that they
DO SO at the peril Of their persons aud IS.
tates. Until stringent measures for the
punishment OF treason are resorted to, the
rebels will presistfn their arrogance aud
vtolence-tbe Ioynlists will be made to
snner-the timid will hesitate and Elltcr.
and the war ProtrHct itself iuto AN indeIi
ME system of guerrilla skirmishes aud
private prosecutions.
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Mapy people are surprised that our ar
mies do not, as they advance into the
Southern cities ana towns, find a greater
number Of persons ready to resume their
allegiance and support the efforts OF the
government. Il was supposed that in
Nashville, Norfolk, and especially New Or
leAns, there would be an instant outbreak
Of loyalty on the appearance of the old
flag. What may have been the cAsoin tile
latter city we do not know yet, rs all our
reports are from secession sources, but its
certaiu that in Others 10 decided demon.
STATIONS of Cnionism hAve been made
Foreign journals in the interest Of rebel
lion take. advantage of this fnat TO repeat
what they have so often said before, that
the Southern people are united ia sentt :
ment. Even Mr.. Gladstone could assert
that the heart OF the South was committed
To separation.
The results seem the more strange when
we remember that at the time the VOTES
were taken on the various ordinances OF
secession, there was heavy prepnndpr.
ance of opinion on the side OF the Uninn.
The following table, published last year.
though doubtless pcorrect, may yet be re.
gArded as an approximate statement of the
political division:
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cate of tue peculiar institution, Ifan inn
mediate issue WAS made between the ppcu
liar Institution and the Christian religion,
might prefer the Christian religion but
| IT that issue were between the Union and
any other Institution on the face Of the
eartlr-including slavery-I say down with
them The war must be prosecuted to the
biiIer end.
say this, not because am here in the
North; have HVoWed the same principle
at the South, in my paper, the most widely
circulated paper in my section; I have
AYowed this principle in the face of perse-
cution 9nd prison. | believe in coercion
lin subjRgatton! Ifnothing else will sat-
isfy the crazy people of the So0th, / lie.
lteVe 10 exterminating them. and in supply.
lng their places with men who would he Of
Some benefit to the country. II had the
Government of the United States here, l
would call them to account fOrthe manner in
which they have left East Tennessee 10 take
care of itselt-exposed to all kinds of out
RACES. When left Tennessee all the inils
were fnll Of Uuion men. What the Gov
ernment is'aboGt, don't know. avoid
ed Washington, because didn't want to
see Rnybody there until Justice had been
done East Tennessee. There is not q more
loyal people in existence than the people Of
East Tennessee.
You may ask why, when these people
were in a large majority, they did not
throw off the yoke that secession imposed
upon them Vigilance Committees dis
armed every loyal person in the State
They thrust all the leading Union men in
Jail. .An unOrganized majority cHnuos
contend with an organized and desperate
minority. There is 40 unanimity for re-
bellion in the South, know every body
and every place in Tennessee, aud make
my prediction that when Andrew johnson
issues his proclamation, for an election,
and that proclamation has the support of
National bayonets, Tennessee will be car
rtsd for the Union by 10000 m-jority.-
Louisiana never did 60 out-never! The
secession vote tLere snluggled he. out
lied her out! There is strong Union ele
,ment in Georgia, in North Alabama, ami
in the State (Sorlh CArolina) from whence
comes Edward Stanly. whom have 10 nv
eye now, and with whom ! have often
fought, shoulder 10 shoulder, in the ranks
of The old Wing party.
Parson br1wnlow sat down amidst en-
thusiastic Applause.
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IOHN T. IAKTM

[sueeessor to Wheeler 4 Lakin.I
MTIBL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED POR,
w imposition ou Thursday, March 29th, a nSIg
and we'll selected Assortment sf afif9 81
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestinRst
SIsHING GOODS. -
The patrons Of the old frm and tho public ID gen
are invited TO call and examine my
stock before making their purcaSes intend sell
tns as ANAL prottS toeaSh aud pg0tppt ppreh6seTs
Ehapktul for the patronage bestowed upon the old
RfJ solicit e0ntinuAnee 0F the same tor the new
JOHN I, LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
mh29iWd No. lo2 Main Il. MheelinZ. VI.
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Has seRECH BSEoRK TAEI NEW ExGLGSD SOL
DIERS' RRLIEP ASSOCIATION.

Ut"IA' HsIsIhE -4ss0TSIaIIUN' -
GESELEMEN ! Rilllmake;an an outside re-
mark, Rs coming from another section OF
the country-frnm away down South. ain
Dixie.'t Twas horn aud raised Southern
mau. i was born and raised in the same
State aud county Hs John B. Floyd. ThnSe
-tried to 6siRn,honRst man, and to-day lm
poorone.g Floyd has bean thief, and il
is reported he is.rich. All have andiown
on both fathers and mothers side, is at The
South. have been all my life an Gdyo
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Il will be seen that ia the cotton states
alone and AFknnsas; where tha secession
lists managed the polls in their own way.
Was there anything IKE majority for
them. l4 - s5-r-
Since then the events of the war have
driven many of the Uniouists to the other
side. Some have gone nver from IA feeling
otnPpOsition to the plan. of coereion H,lop-
ted by the government; Others have been
won. over by the persuAsiOns of their neigh-
oorsi bntiths greater part have been forced
inIO acqHtescence by ths measures of the
Confederate government. !. is we'll known
that as sOOu as that body WAS organized. IL
began a systematic Rttemptto dragOon tbe
whole Son;h into its support. The poorer
classes, II suspected of loyalty, were draft
ed into the ranks of the army or sent into
exile the richer CLASSES were threatened
with the ssqUe6tratiou OF their eststss !;
while all who refused obedience to its com
mHnds were rendered iablaGo die heaviest
penalties. 'ltsisvRO wonder, lhen, that so
many inhabitants wliO " ere. before earnest
friends of the Union, should have given ii,
their adhesion TO sthe power De Jdeio. The
question with them. was one oflife or death.
of safety to themselves and their families
Or Of expulsion aud poverty-and they pre-
TERED 70 submit until better times should
come, !,
4 But tbs same condition OF things still
exists in the seeding States, and parsons
0f loyal tendepcie will continue their show
Of fidelity 10 the ConfederaIes until il. is
perfectly. safe 10 DO otherwise, Until our
armies have proved their superiority be.
yond all peraiyenture; until Congress
shall nake.it as Hazardous 10 be a rebeI aS
it isto he patriot, there wilfb no general
reArtion Of Upioa sentiment, A letter from
FFedeFicks ksbnrg where our troops are In
possession, reveals the probable state Of ali
the other rebel towns. htThe TeS leading
aud wealthy citizens" !" it says tG.re seces-
siqnisls, who are quiet in tue presence, OF
the troops, but do not conceal iheirl senti.
ments. Yet privately they menace ali who
are inclined to join the Union with their
own Persoual. vengeance and the vengeance
Of the Confe1erate government, as soon as
the troops shall be WithdraWn, The peo.
PIE knowing t6at they will have nothing
TO suffer II they continue rebels, While
they may have great dealto suffer Ifthey
rectnt, resolve TO keep still, and wait the
turn of events
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On motion it was ordered that vote of
thanks be returned to the committee, for
the able manner in which they discharged
their duties. -
II was also ordered, on motion, thar the
proceedings of this meeting be sent TO the
Wheeling LnteiLigenefr for publication, w ith
q request that the loyal papers of West
Virginia copy,
Do motion the meeting adjourned
49, HEERY DAu0HGRTY, Pres'I.
WM, L. DUNNiNcToX, Sec'y pro TEN,
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aailgg gutelligrurrr
TERaIs or ADvERT1s1No.
rWElvESOuD L1NEs or NOxpAREr, Ion osE mon, 40,
LESS, MAKE SoUARE. ~

S--Vl5 -S5NL .NUIIVh5 DOubIe The aboVe ratel. ~
early Advertising on reasonable terus. acnor.
70 the space occupied and the number OF changes
eFs. TO be paid for ia Gdrdncs. ss
Bgsness CariS not exceeding Eve lines SO u1r year
% ~ for six months. hut for shorter psrTod notnR
viii be counted les than n sqnars
The privilege OF Annual AdVrrtiSIne is limited TO
t9e AdverttaeB' own ImmelatS husiness; and ali
advertisements for the bcneHt OF other urEo1s ~
we'll as all legal advartisements and advcFtseents
otauettnn ales and rial estate Ssnt In by thC mus
be paid fnr at the usual rates
Advertisements not accompanied with write,
accordingly. - '''-' ASH ~
cases at full rates. - b y -'' s''
Marriages, NOttcesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons 80 cents oaeh. nOnvll-'69
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IN 8 U R A N g e .
SaldleS, Harness, Trunks &t

aWHOIESALh = RETAIL.
n 3. SHEPPARD Eo.131 Main Street, corner
81 UnioD, viii continue to keep on hand alaTgeand
complete assortment Of all artelesin his line eonBst
ing Of Ladies' and uehtlemens Saddles, Fine CoArss
Harness. Trunks, Yalces, Carpet Bags, SGtchea, Col.
lars, Hames, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention TO my stock, and
trust by strict attention aud prOmptuesS, to merit
continuance OF the public patronage
All kinds Of frupAirinEprOm done, and in . pro
per mvnner. ]. u. SHEPPARD.
ssp20 '6s l31, 0Iain Street
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a card 10 Merchants.

BAIFINORE, March 2lth, ls6l.
"E have now in store (and shall ContIpro To
receive addition almost daily. during the
season. SUPERIOR STOCK Of STAPLE q FhNTV
DIX GOODS. adapted to SPRING and SIJWIiSR
S4LES, to which We invite attention.
Our long experience In business enables us 10 "a
leet our stock with HsPECIALRRPERENCE 10 m
wants Of the COUNTRY TRADE; and pHrrhS,inS
as Ne do, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, Vo car ans.
eSsstRiy compete with houses In :his or any 0Chor
We have taken advantage Of the RECENT DE-
CLINE tn most kinds OF Dry Goods; and our Stoei
now comprises linea OF FRESH AND SEAsONA RLH
SCoda At prices AS LOW rs can be named bv HnY
othsr house Opr terms are CASH, or six monthI
SEet' i"r negotiable paper payable with sxcha nEa
MILLER, CLOUD 1 MILLER
s.,. No 329 Baltimore, and ~ German ST.
""S'-lm Baltimore. Nd
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Adjourned Meeting OF the citizens OF
Lewis County, VIrgIniR Resolu-
lions . Concerning DisnReeted Per-
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New Spring aud Summer
DIR 81 GOODS,

HE subscriber has nov received and ope,,a,l I.
cases o. new Spring and Suuiuler Iry Ci,,,d
Enich VIII be rl'd at Wholesale anil ret tI NJ I,r,
prices than ever before. Having purrkAseti tonsi
etaDie more than intended as bought all kinds
SoOds thr Cash and At lesG pr:s, tHft ~ ans nm
Is. and will sell - ' ~ NSiuihs'
BEST AERKINAck, cOCHEcO. and o,b., r.,
Coey @ equal grade at l2iE cents yaIh. Second
BLEACHED MUSLIN, Ys,d wide, host ouaI,v 81,
l2lStri T. wide at lnc per ard -
UABLEAC-lEu MUSLIN. strli al. suld 4 Ns.t..
20 ~ lsfic, ! Will nov sell At IRE auI OIhf, I
ALL OTHER CUTCDN iOUDS Ar OLD PRICL4
h!.ACK SiLKs. which sold aIway. A. 81 laIz mr.
yard, will sell nj S1l,lc " -22' L"E
IN FANCY SILKS have all th- latrrt Dov.i,i,
-. =, "'cs' u quality Of Rarred Summer sllk M anj
E':St.,.,il BERk4iF:+. worth :ic. E,r l2lGc.
nEPEN VS. BEREttS. worth 31 &c for 81
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS. aiI sualiiI,- at
CHALLIEs 4 ne LANES as low as Iglsc ,.,.,
Also large st''ck Ral varsity 1T SUrn,s 1ud S,,D
uarr siiAW Us. GLOAkS &ANTILI.AS, Il the VETv
EIWsSt pr CcE. ' - SN''
,o NEEDLEWoKKs in every variety; Collar. uOr,l.
CAkPHrS-40 IiSaes. AL stylrs. cheaper ti,aUsrs,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii hn,i ,,,,r
-! wholesale Department Is more CJTnpletR II,n,, AZ
any FFeTIons SEASON.. and III seIi l.ots clt.Isr IL,
sHrh quantities A. they IC1uirs, than tliey rd L.
"O''Eht tn tie Eastern cities.
,nh.,s-.,,,..... ALIEN. HEYMiAN.
"" l." Vain II. Wheeling. Va