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FOR RENT,

- A two story frame House situated on Fl
street between 4th and 9th Streets con.
viii tanning seven rooms and Kitchen ParIors
H.3 papered, and having folding doors. Two
Of the chambers have in each wardrobe and book
case. TO good and punctual tenant the rent will
be moderate, possession given in day or two or
Immediately after the completion Of the painting.
Apply to the subscriber at his Office on Louisiana
avenue near 7th street.
oct s--tf THOMAS G. DONN.
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Speak bui lli,Ie, and thai only when occasion
requires il. Heaven has given thee two ears
but only one tongue. which means listen
to two things, but be not The first 10 propose
one.
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Miss 4, was otherwise much injured, and
suffered much pain tor several days before he'
draih. The accdent occurred on the 9th uls
aud on lhe 9th she was corpse.
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The value Of three things are justly appre|
ciated by three classes Of persons. The value
OF youth by the old, the value af health by lhs
diseased, the value Of riches by the needy.
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CARELEssNEss AND BRUrALrTY--A little
girl residing in Sixth street, above Brown, was
run over yesterday by a wagon, the driver Of
which never stopped 10 ascertain whether any
seriousiiljury had been sustained by her or not.
Such conduct is quite prevalent among drivers,
and bespeaks great want of human feelings.
MINERAL SPRINas. "A nest Of mineral springs
has been found in East Florida, on the st.
Louis river. 230 miles from its mouth, called
the upper salt, the lower salt. and the green
sulphur, which are said 70 act like a charm in
chronic rheumatism, paralysis, and liver COM
plant. t
NEVER TOO LATE.-Mr. Rose Riley, Of Cold
Spring, aged 90, has recently cut four new
front teeth, being the third set, and her eye
sight has been so renewed that she reads with
out glasses.
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FIREs.-About i2 o'clockon Moaday night
fire broke out among some combusiibles IN
the engine house attached to Mr.. Devine's fac
tory on Ashton street, above South. II orr
ginaled through accident, but was extin-
pushed by the prompt attention OF the fire.
men, before much damage was occasioned.
About noon yesterday, frame building, oc-
cupied as varnish manufactory. loca ted in
the rear ofthe Passyunk road below Federal
street, was totally destroyed BY fire. Z belon-
ged to young man named Miller, who has
lost about $500 by the occurrence, which he
has reason to believe was. caused by design.
He was absent at dinner at the time.
ess... rs,s.s 4 M ], Ledger.
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District OF Columbia,

County Of Washington, TO wit:
HEREBY certify that F. R. Veitch Of said
= County, brought before me as stray trespass-
ing on his property, Bay Colt about three years,
"A hands high, hind feet white, with blasc face,
without shoes.
Given under my hand and seal, r&,
this, 10th day of October, lS46. L.S
THOMAS q. DONN, J.P.
The owner Of the above described horse will come
forward prove property, pay charges, and take him
away. T FLETCHER VEITCH.
8 Near Rail Road, % miles from the city.
oct I2-3ts
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Carriage Springs.

Carriage Springs.
DOWLAND'S Elliptic Springs ! to ri in by
- 3, 4,5, 9 and plate for sale low,by
E. WHEELER,
oct l0-lm Penn. avenue, near 7lh st.
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No PAy--No PAPER.-The editor OF the
Western Citizen (Chicargo,) weekly paper,
suspends The publication when the money does
not come in. When his subscribers pay up,
he issues another number, and waits for the
next supply Of funds. The subscribers Of
course, cannot complain Of this arrangement
for all they have to do is topay regularly TO be
served regularly.
Drunkenness is an egg from which all vices
may be hatched. -Shakspear.
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ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY

ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY.
Beebe & Costar's Fall style OF Hats.
NNHE elegant, light and highly y-fnished Mole
- skin Hat, made by the celebrated house Of
Beebe g. Coslar, Broadway, New York, we offer
for sale. Gentlemen wil please observe that these
hats are ''comme il fau" in all respects. Also.
Leary d Co.'s much admired style, full assort-
ment.
Gentlemen about changing their hats are politely
requested to give a CALL Our present stock will
be found unusually handsome and at exceedingly low
prices.
Hats Of the last fashions sold at twenty per cent.
less than usual prices.
TO THE LADIES'
We would announce that our entire stock Of chill
dren's Caps is now arranged for sale. We solicit
call, as the goods freely shown at all times.
STEVENS e. EMMONS,
oct 0-6teo Hatters, and 2, Browns Hotel.
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. N E w S ITEMS.
What is it but Map OF busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Coup

e u II f 1 Il 4 j 81
AMERrcAr SLAVES in MExlcAK MlNEs. 1t
IS said there are many American citizens who
have been for years working in the Mexican
mines, without the prospect ofrelease. These
unfortunate people were settlers in Texas or
on the frontier, and being captured by The
Rancheros, were carried into bondage, to work
silver mines which the Mexican government
had pledged TO English capitalists.
Inquiries should be instituted 10 insure their
liberty in the event of peace. a
HSdf ~ -~~%~>--~--~--~~--~---~.~,--
N A Mosr LAMENrABLE .AccIDENr. The
Charlestown, va. Free Press says:
I'VE are panied to record the death Of Miss
Mary Lewis, daughter of the late DR.. John
Devils, Of this county, who received iniuries
last week which have resulted in her death.
ltappears that Miss L. sprung from a carriage
while the horses attached to il were in the act
q running away. BY the fall she received q
compound fracture Of one. ancle, the bone
protruding through the skin, and running ser-
tfai inches in the ground,
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SPOONS.

SPOONS.
x NEW aud beautiful article Of Table, Desert,
"a and Tea Spoons, warranted equal to real silver
at one-fth the cost Just received and for sale by
E. WHEELER
oct l0-lm Penn. avenue, near 7th 81.
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Mr. Thomas G. Parker, Of Portsmouth, N.
Fl, who has within few months lost his wife
and two children bySdeath, on Tuesday last
years Of age, to his machine shop. He was
playing with some betting, hanging from nail.
LAYING himself in ihe bel,ing, Il slipped upon
The drum, and. he was whiried several times
ING. through space less than six inches wide.
and instantly killed. The only remaining child
few months old, is dangerously sick Mr.. P's
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WEARING THE UrMENTIoEABLEs.-The Co
lumbus Ohio Watchman says that gentle
man had his house stripped Of all the jewelry
in it by female. He pursued her and found
her on the road driving wagon, disguised as
a fashionable young man. The stolen proper
ty was found in her possession and she was
sent 10 Jail. Times.
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\ A New AND ADMIRABLE INVENTION. Mr..
Geo. Derrick, saddle and harness maker, OF
Broadway. has invented check rein, by
which funaNsy horses may effectualIy stop
ped It's aaSexceediagly simple invention,
but we are sssused II cannot possibly fail in
the desired resuk, and if so, The knowledge Of
il should be extensively promulgated. Mr.
Derrick was burnt out at the fire at Nihlo's,
and is now located one door from Spring st.
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PRovrpED FOR. Capt Elliot, the celebrated
'man with the white hat has been appointed
Governor Of the Island Of Jamaica, in place Of
Lord Elgin, promoted as Governor General
Of Canada. *
Capt. Elliot certainly earned his remard by
a series Of ofunparalleled intrigues in in Texas.
n rsN ,s., ~ 8Ass9 g4t CTimao ~
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Light Goods.

Light Goods.
buttons, Pins Needles, Hooks & Eyes,
- Combs Marbles, Tops, Colognes, Soaps, Hair
Pins, Percussion Caps, Suspenders and variety Of
goods suitable for shopksepers, for sale as low as
can be bought in eny northern Market at wholesale
and retail by, E. WHEELER,
oct lO--l m Penn. avenue, neAr7 st.
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REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.

Adalns-Daniel NJ. Smyser.
Allegheny-H. NJ. Breckenridge, Tho.
j. Bigham, Alex. Hilands, Daniel Nc
Curdy.
Armstrong-Theo. ID. Cochran.
Bedford-Samuel L. Russell.
Beaver.-John Dicky, Thos. Nichol
son.
Berks-William Shearer, Jacob Knabb
Isaac Eckhart, ] B Bell.
BIair-Robert Lowry.
Butlcr-John NJ. Sullivan.
Bucks-Matthias Shaw, Benjamin
Thompson, Abraham Reif.
Centre and Observation-Disclosures O..
Curtin, Jas. T. Hale.
Chester-Philip D, Thomas, George
Ladley, Ferdinand E. Hayes.
Columbia-A. w, Frick.
Cumberland-Thomas Craighead, jr.
f, Beatty.
Cambria-John Fenlon.
Delaware-Anthony Baker.
Dauphin-John ]. Clyde, Thomas
Duncan.
Erie-Lyrnan Robinson, John B john
son.
Franklin, E, Brady, Samuel Sci
bert.
,Huntingdon-Theo. H, Cremer.
Indiana-John Mcfarland.
Lebanon-Sanuel Becker.
Lehigh and Carbon-Reuben Srouss.
Luzerne-Nathan Beech.
Lancaster-Lewis Urban, Abraham
Kaufman, Jacob Frantz, Samuel Dufield,
Maris Hopes.
Lvcoming, Clinton and poner-C.
Donaldson, l.. A, Mackey.
Mifflin-Wm. II, Irwin.
Merccr-Thomas Pumroy.
Northumberland-Wm. G, Lawson.
Perry-Charles w, Fisher.
Philadelphia city-Morton Me Michael'
Josiah Randall, John Swift, Edward Z,
Markley, John McCanless.
Philadelphia County I'hos. ". Duf-
field, Jr., Alex. ouinlon, Penrose Ash,
Benz. Robert Lindsay, Geo. r, Smith,
Andrew Young.
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Schuylkill-Geo. N, Eckert, VIM, T,
Sanders.
Somerset-W, w, Hamersly.
Susquenanna and Wyoming-B, S,
Bently, VIM, Jackson.
Westmoreland-C, P, Markle, John
Covode, E, Cowan.
Warren and McKean-Benj, Barthol-
omew.
Union and Juniata-Jacob Wagensel-
Ter, John M'Crum.
York-Robcrt Nebinger, Levi Welty,
Richard Ijams.
The list having been gone through with,
Mr.. Cowan moved that one delegate from
each Senatorial district be nominated as a
committee to report officers for the per-
manent organization of the Convention.
The Chair appointed the following
committee.
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New Series. ]
WING
STATE CONVENTION
Wednesday, March IL, 1916. !
10 l~,.l-1 NJ


IL O'Clock, M.
The Wing State Convention to nomi-
nate candidate for Canal Commission
er met in the Court House in Harrisburg,
on Wednesday the llth of March, 1916.
At IL o'clock, M.
]. r. Edie, of Somerset rose and NOM
mated H. Jones Brooks of Delaware as
President for the temporary organization
Of the convention; and Tho. e. Frank
lin of Lancaster, at the same time nom
mated GEORGE N. EcKERT of Schuyl-
Kill as President.
A difficulty being likely to arise out of
this double nomination., it was sugges-
ted that both the nominees Withdraw; and
Jas. Il. Hale Of Centre nominated Gro.
DARsIE of Allegheny as President, which
was agreed to, and Mr.. Darsie took the
chair by unanimous consent.
John NJ, Sullivan of Butler; and Tho.
f. Franklin of Lancaster were then ap-
pointed Secretaries.
The list Of Delegates was called over
and corrected, the following Delegates be-
ing present.
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
/. Philadelphia City-Robert T. Con-
rad, Jos. r. Chandler.
2. Philadelphia ceuntv-Beniamm r.
Mears, j. ID. Nnesteel, Geo. FL. Rob
crtS.
3. Montgomely-Benjamin Frick.
4. Chester and Delaware-II. Jones
Brooke.
5. Berks-Joseph III. Spayd.
Z. Lancaster and Lebanon-Tho E.
Franklin, Tho III. Bibighause.
6. Schuvlkill, Carbon, Monroe and Pike
David ]. Unger
8. Northampton and I.ehigh-Jos- Sa-
ger.
10. Susquehanna, Wayne and Wyo-
ming-Henry Drinkcr.
IL. Lycoming, Clinton and Centre
Joseph F. Quay.
l3. Luzurne and Columbia-L, But
Ter.
ID. Northumberland and Dauphin--
Jas. Fox.
Is. Mif1in, Juniata and Union-Jas.
Potter.
Is. Cumberland and Perry-Tho. ID.
Uric.
IL. York-T'ho. E. Cochrnn.
Is. Franklin and Adams-John Stew
art.
10. Huntingdon and Bedford-Henry
A. Spang.
30. Clearfeld, Indiana, Cambria and
Armstrong-M. Dan Magellan.
2I. Westmoreland and Somerset.
R. EdIe.
%. Fayette and Greene-A. ]. Jones.
"a. Allegheny and Butler-Geo. Oar
sic, VIM. B. Mcclure.
25. Beaver and Mercer-Robert Oar
ragh.
26. Crawford and Nenango--
27. Erie-James ID. Dunlap.
%. Warren. Jefferson, Clarion, Potter
and McKean-John G. kunkel.
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Hon. GEORGE DARsIE, of Allegheny.

Hon. GEORGE DARsIE, of Allegheny.
Vice Presidents:
John Swift, of Philadelphia City,
Thomas Nicholson, of Beaver,
III. Jones Brooke, of Delaware,
Jas, T. Hale, of Centre,
DIR. Robert Nebinger, Of Berks,
John L. Butler, of Luzerne,
Thomas Craighead, jr. of Berks,
DIR. Samuel Dulfield. Of Lancaster,
Matthias Shaw, of Bucks,
Samuel Seibert, of Franklin,
John Covode, of Westmoreland,
Benz, Bartholomew, of Warren,
DR.. Geo, n, Eckert, of Schuylkill,
Secretaries:
John NJ, Sullivan, of Butler,
G., z, Markle, of Westmoreland,
Thos, w, Duf1ield, jr. of Philadelphia,
Willard Jackson, of Wyoming,
Mr. Darsie thanked the Convention for
the honor conferred upon him in select
ing him as the President, in a neat and
forcible speech which was greeted with
rounds of applause.
The Officers having taken their seats,
and the Convention being thus permanent
ly organized.
Mr.. Magellan moved to proceed to the
nomination of candidates for Canal Com
missioner: which was agreed to, and the
following nominations were made:
Mr.. Magellan nominated SAMUEL ID.
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FIRST BALLOT.

Neither of the candidates having the
majority. there was no election.
A number of the candidates were then
withdrawn, and the Convention proceed
ed to a
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

so'clock, P, NJ,
The Convention met agreeably to adj
jounment.
Mr. Cowan, from the committee on the
subject reported the following officers for
the permanent organization of the Con-
vention:
Pracideuf.
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! am respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
S. ID. KARNS.

Mr.. Kaufman also presented the fol-
lowing letter; which was read, and was
cheered with no less enthusiasm.
HCGHEs' HoTEL, March IL, 1916.
GEO. DARs1E, ESQ.
Dear Sir: Understanding that misrep-
reservations prevail that some of the can
didates before tile Convention are dissat
isfed with the choice, the undersigned
takes the occasion to say that the nomi-
nee of the Convention, James NJ. Power,
meets with his warm and cordial appro-
val, and that he pledges himself and his
friends Of the "Old Guard" to use their
utmost endeavors to procure the triumph
ant election of that nominee.
Yours, respectfully,
JOS. KONIGMACHER.
On motion, the consideration of the
resolutions was resumed on second read
ing, and being again before the Conven-
ton, able and animated speeches were
made by Messrs. Randall OF Philadelphia,
Smyser Of Adams, Brady of Franklin,
Gowan of Westmoreland, Johnson of f.
rie, Conrad McMichael, and Chandler of
Philadelphia; when the resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
On motion,
The thanks of the Convention were
voted to the Commissioners of Dauphin
county for the use of the Court House;
and to officers for the faithful discharge oil
their duties.
1t was then resolved that the proceed
ings Of the Convention be published IN
all the Wing papers of the Common
wealth; when
On motion
Three hearty cheers were given for
Power, and three for Harms; when
The Convention adjourned sine die.
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On motion, --1E,...
The Convention adjourned to meet at
3 o'clock this afternoon.
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iasi ?. csiv.d snd "I.p-.s 100 packages
4 FINE CUINA ,ni QuEENSWARE.
Amcns ashsr srticies thcv have
fiie Gnli hand China Tcn Seis nom 81 IN leo -
R,ch Gilt aud Fancy 10 d.
Do tns 60 extra fire d.
Richly decorated Mpn,,l Orramen's. Colleagues. Tan.
60 Inks. Baskets &c IN gseat variety.
Tue. I.adies a,s nytei u call anil cs,pine
.ihesc. a. lhes surp,ss anS thing ~ The hnd owe,
hefore brought Ia IBIS rnur'rvand are wotlh scrior
Rel. Glib and cmhosscd rrui, q ,skeis. laced & high
wbiic CHM 10 do ~
Gilt sri PLAIN Comroiic-s. CasScrrllcs. Tnrrcers.
Boa's mt S'fn'.: r., Po,S. s'ss~ and Cleans.
Tea md Cpfrc CUPS anil Seuccr. Plates. SC. 1uied
r'ain aud fa,,cy styles. in sets or pieces 10 suit cue
iorcrs.
In comm-n wnre wo hove Ii-crrrol Dishes mi
Plates oiau sizes. Teas aud Conses. Tea ahd Coacc
Pets. Snears md Creams, Sc, as ys,iou. eoluf..
printed. ftrNine hue am Fancy Tsil,i Sets; G m.
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. Sc, &c. with exc.
~ oiherarUela nsgelly keri IN sc msi e,icnsivc
establishments IA tho country. nidwh'ch thc pnhii,
need Only call end price - tc sausfcd lint we sell
lower han they car be rnrch,sr elsewhere We
have on hard and arc constantly misunderstanding
Cut and plain ii,il Lamps. Lanterns, Tniuhier.
Dishes, Sc, which ,rsc'h,r with or .lo,k OF
Qieenswarc. w invite Inc a ieuiion nf pruhnsers.
eiih~r Wholesale ns re'ail. Warehouses Me-. 7 mud
Monroe ST Whcelinr. va nov IL
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ALTERATlNE * RESTORATIVE SYRUP
An - ttSts ,tGkrA MI PREPARATION.
yNoR ne Cafc al sCRuiULA E,is,r. r,esf a
re Jo'r,s Gimme Rn.nnat-m t;oui, ! rm
RACE. ~tS>fkfsiA. fsdigsVio-. Eruf.ions IA "a.
Safe. N.ule Rlst. rc,,cr pRorsr. Svpi ilic,ic q,
Mere -slal ptSrn,c.; IN shNri itrpn al diseases an,
siuc rom ~ lAlruRE stats OF mo BLOOD. a dc
r"rges coud,,i"n ~ Inc D'sc,pyo O CONS VI lhs AZ.
Jroiciorsn-eo 81 NTrcvRy.
Ia /. unw some iwsivr year. since iAc r%rorsie'o-
ram- ., tie kns Nicdee 80 ihN Syrup. ~ witch
time u has nc Feels harry iu Wv. isr cNrrttrd ht.
erpectaimns. bavinr yeriotmei cures whcrr
S.a:m'. Pnuaces and The %,arirus preparations uf
S,fSapa' lila coa'd nr,. ,h"ueh persisted IN Cor = lorg
'mc. produce The least sal"is,y tT CTS uron the
faiieiis.
In ~ properties. i,6. Toad. C,,sa-sc. D.opIa-
'ehc. Dieoretc. and rc,- upon he LIVER ~ ,tCi-
tang !, When langnid h. %, rciivs.
As m Ale a srs and Ps. fer rf The BLOOD a
= honesty bclicV 81 by The Proprietor. IA eovs 70
sny ether mej,circ my IN use.
Indeed II was not tnul hc had Ncccr = FULLY SGT
fsicd ~ h.. great medic ual vir'ur, toco'hcr With
he s%o'tciin' ION. OF rrreius who hsd Nitrtsscd no
same. tina, nc won'd consent to notice tihtopgh 'hc
medium of a new spap-r. NJ such n course 10 hm
always seemei ~ much ike fssekery putting H.
self into nr'icc.
Through N. H~rsr-sirn NJ mrry rr-sr1s. WIZ
seem 10 ,hmk hin Ia duty tnnnd ia publish u -
mo ~otli CIR The truc6t of ., ner,ny humanity. he
$500
thc course nhnr'eil ~ every compounded l snark
neiiripes Iarngh he irests MT Nth ihni b sehred
,Htpnicry which many usc IN otjcr 10 cram ,acit
slnd down ihr thfo,s o; a too easily deludcd Pen
pie. Certificate IL Curss have oitcn been isn-
dcrei hun. lor vhich he iecl- truly thaSktul 10
srch rt their go, q inientions) tui such hing, lie
never deemed necessary, a. ho docs NJ NIL time,
consider hs assertion II rs,lf. all sufficient. aud
those Who cannot TAKE ft grsnicd whei he ,nys nrc
nnder no ro'nl nlsion TO take his medicine Ac-
rvmpsnyirs csth houio are instrnr,io'. or taking
the S,tap. aud ala, n dcscfip ton of the Mind
nf ia"d H. he used. With the ruoie oC pro
ps'ins ~. Fec sale at
BRENTLlNGEivS APOTIIECA. sirnrr- s..
Near ihc O"irt iionsr, where can be hr,l NJ al,
i.srr al the Jsy ar pshi. Phtsictat.' pr,sc up,ions
and family u .Ircine, cfsh ~ orpttnTs
Also BrenilInetIs Camt onnd Syrup Of u sneset.
Tor the cu'c Of Corrh.. Celi-. Lghiucss vi The
Chest nd L,cipicrt Cousnnp .D-.
Should my tcr.ou ',ner u.irg Y N'tilc al ttis
Cnngh-n ix'n'r, cnme bark nnd Sny hr hat received
M benefit r. IN u. his MONEY shall nc refunded.
dsr23 ~
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HAIL,
MAsKET sTREEr, sTsUBESytLLE. mo
JOHN IR ON s ProDrisior

NAHkEI STREEr, STE~uBENVILLE SHio,
JOHN TX ONS, Proprietor.
rNHIS establishment, has been isEvn nv The an
dcFsgncd. who re-pecfiuliy legs lca,o To-
ipinrm his trends mud the public gtpemlly hat -
has been felusd nal iurntsb-d ~ n style not spr.
passed by spy house ia tbs place. and al least equal
To any ~ The WCsf.
Wa.hingion Hall is located 10 tho hzsinoss pntt
"i The town, Oh Market S'roci. nearly Opposite The
Court ilnase and pahlic huiidibes. ari wrhin o
few steps Of The Market. TIE situation b. tbo nusi
elevated Of any rutiic house IN he CIV, crmmas
dine = y'ew % the River ior several miles htaye
and below.
An OMNIBUS anil Servants. NiH nj al timt-
be 90 readiness 10 ronyey rasssugers md heir bog
gage 10 sni from Ire sic,mburt i~suIirrs
Every src"m| odaiipn which the puhlic hsvo 4
rght - eIpecI msy row b. hsd ~ the lisll, or
Terms - reasonable a. offered ~ sny o'hef good
house IN Sieabsnyil'e Asihe r@fopfisto vii .ps,,
nn gains or expense 10 render gcnefsi Satisfaction
his. win hs long experience IN me hps,ness. vii
msSc ~ he interest Of ihOse who eome Iz Nay
io ,gips Ara a caN' yNO IRONS
Me-
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NEW JEW El.nY.

USr RfCEiNEp a very largo anil rich va
- ertment col Jo~dry, Sc, &C.. cun.si'ng oil D.a.
m"nd Rer- ~ lrorn i've H. .isiy dul,nr-; Ruby.
Gamer T"grZ Opt, Aeguma zoe. p,si Sal std
o'hcr SCI Rugs
v~t, heavy rl1in enc Gold Eips.. Seal and sf..
% Rng.. = me very emo Lsdle-' press. With Ia,
niHfon. Topu1 al olhcr Stone Sets.
Fine Bwteiet-. Necklaces. Rpcsle, Ciasps. &c.
Fine Glid Guard ond Fob Cham.
Gold GHn,d Keys
Also Gcpii-iut as pin-. very FIRE Diamo.d Pine,
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