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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Garner uIniu md Quincy Streets,

-s WHEELING, VA.
rI1HE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now conf
pleed their extensive establishment are PREPARED 10
furnish the public with every variety OF work IN their line
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including lenders SUM
fronts fire iron stands, &C., ovens common rouh
and straight barred crates. lFA 'H''t.
NExTENsIvE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES, ,
Including and most improved coal and Wooa
stoves Franklin balloon, cannon ten plate keel boat
bachelor chamber and parlor stoves onSf 90 TO SoO
Hollow in all its branches sugar Kettles OF Vai-
Sizes everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. .s.s- ff ...L--. =, = !.
and most mproyed assortment OF patterns our long cN
rence in this line OF business and the liberal patronage
received, warrant to expect continuation
custom this business Winu mill nay scale,
corn shelter, truck wheel, and small wagon Castings
""s'" PToT5;f1S I%I Am PLOUGH CASTINGS,
We arc pTepared TO furnish the patent lever patent hill
side Crane Bull, Hornet, Snider &c we have also Sc,
cured at this time the exclusive right to manufacture 81
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements III sarnling at the present day
Iron fencing, for cemeteries houses eaIue
verandas &c Porrer,s improved graduating twyere or
iron-we have secured the patent right Tor several coni
ties for this useful iron an can cShbit
rom the United states rmory possessing qualities
facilitating Blacksmh's ab9rs' winch no otnor
possesses Window caps con:ols, &c ~ snort every
hinT mr line of business Sad irons with fancy saEds
scrnpers porch feet vault celers, window and eeYc
eratngs &c Wrought iron, nall and Spikes OF tho best
quality and at the lowest prices. ,,5,-,,.
1sPersons yyishngfo purchase IN our line, Whoiesoic
or retail will please give us call All orders from
country will be carefully ded to and punctually filled
Scrap iron purchased at ma rket Prices; ,,,,,,,-
auE24. aH -a.t cr5 hamihio' " horSh" 20
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Cincinnati HEydroPnthic Or
Yoter G,1re EstabliShmen

ry,HE above institution is open The reception OF
patients II is located aboat five miles rom the city
on the Carthage pike and hut few rods from the Halnl
ton Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad IN Inc rear ana al
the distance from the Miami Canal IN The 'front.', ren
Ss5.s Of Se II inson sfssss '"0s' ''s0D
uis more variety oil than spreads itself
before the traveller all the way rom olGiai ~ 10 @ Inc
The new Large, and beautiful Edifcc displays the taste
or the artist at glance The neatness and elegance OF
Interior combined with the numerous attractions which
to the h H,s M arc TO
siye the Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
weather The he'd Rooms well ventilated
and neatly ,urnshed; the Bath Rooms ample and COM
being E GT with e
Gymnasium Hall, scrcnyiv icct ons. Wne.c pa..e.s
strenrth by heahS exercise The Springs which fnr.
nis water for this ARE @ Ste1r se
forth water bo. cold and delicious The country and
neghborhoed are Ip5 enmbne e
not think desirable place, for those seeking
nr prhsr having experience in the treatment
disease for many years hes Inc
those committed his care. Mrs PEAsE, who has, 70
her Rens to the
for so important station will take special charge o. the
ailments that bane Of female beauty health and happiness
whichs prostrang the energies and destroying the use
this Institution successfully independent ofpessares or
any kind To this subject we would
the attention Of ladies' as in all cases we snai
pc rform perfect cure a., .;
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the
station Patients requested to bring two Gomio5a
bcs two blankets, two coarse sheets SIX 1o"ets anu
| omnntity of old linen, suitable for bandages ,
TERMsThe terms for Board MSdloai serves We anu
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient 70 hn
extra charge deduction Will be made 70 those
6n II to spend length of time IN the insttu
tion transient persons will be charged two dollars pei
day. .Lt. ,,.- lin, ho ~, rood for thc n rst
examination ,,,,r,., .....,..r.,IsH =
'roi 'u ~ = ID. a. PEASE N. D. s4ss-..r=
Ei-t lYiIAi 81 ~ Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage. Hamilton Co. Ohio. 'a'. ausa4.
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PRINTERS.

j. It. Buckingha in his "Reminiscences, in the
course of publication in the Boston Courier speaks
of the importance Of printers to authors as foln
lows. IA .4f,,...,-. a. -f,ft. y-.5y IA HcsE
MANY who condescend to illuminate the dark
world with the fire of their genius, through the
columns of newspaper, little think of the prn-
ter, who almost suffocated by the smoke OF lamp,
sits up till midnight to correct their false grammar,
bad photography, and worse punctuation. have
seen the arguments of lawyers in; high repute as
scholars sent to the printer in their own hand
writing, with many words, and especially techni.
cal and foreign terms abbreviated, words mlsspel-
ed, and few or no points, H.E z. 5In.7o .. .. .l
II have seen the sermons OF dlVlnes sent 70 lie
printer without points capitals to designate The
division of sentences-semons which, II published
with the imperfections of the manuscript, would
disgrace the printers devil if he were the eauthor-
SUPPOSE they had been printed; the printer would
have been treated with scorn and contempt, as an
illterate blockhead-as fellow better fitted to be
wood sawyer than professor of the art ioi PRINT
ing. Nobody would have believed that such gross
and dpaIpabIe- faults were owing to the Ignorance
and carelessness of the author.i And nobody but
the practical printer knows how many houIs2the
compositor and after him the proof reader, are
compelled to spend in reducing 70 readable con,
dition, manuscripts that the author himself would
be puzzled to ,Iead.' fn. . g-ssr5T fHs .aa0e
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF fCincinnnti-Session of 1S5S-53.
TIME regular Medical Lectures In this lnsttu
/ ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months
rEargTrlE1 TRUSTEES. :
Rev C. ELLIOTT, d. D., President OF the Hoard
O. NJ LANGDON&, ". D., Secretary g . ~
Rev. THORNTON 4. MILLS. ...-.. ..-. "a
Hon. C. d. COFFIN. r . ta
X. ID. MUSSEY, NJ. ID. ..--l z. 1871.
Hon JOHN BURGOYNE.
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR.
E. NJ GREGORY, ESQ. l-gia4..-
GEO MENDENHALL, NJ. d.
The Faculty is composed OF the foowi ns gentlemen:
r. d. MussEy NJ. D., Professor OF Dcscrpti We and opcr
j. p Jupxiss. NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
ions DAVIS, NJ d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy:
ions F. WurrE NJ. d., Professor Theory and Prac
ice OF Medicine .- ..1 :. ...-..f I :. ~ L.i-L,
GEo NrspESr.LL, NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics and
diseases of Women and } hdrcn. -i' -. -.
JoliS A. MuRrHv, NJ. Professor oil Materia Medica'
Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence
c. G.. CoMEuYs NJ, D., Professor OF Institutes oi Mea
cine. c,;.
JouS LOCKE in. NJ d. Lecturer on Chemistry .t.
pnrLIMrs.Ry COURSE of Lectures upon some important
spcciacs in Medicine and Surgery. Will be gwen duIe
the month October. These lectures Will be Hee stu
dents arc advised to commence with this course ia.
The DlSSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy will be opened on The
tst of October. r.-,. 80
Frrs for the full course Si05. Matrculaton Ticket So
mssectiny Ticket $40. Graduation Fec S2o. 4. E.a
for 'u''"e' ''''' "''' j. r JUDKINS, NJ. d.,
Or . I'd. Dean of tho Faculty.
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r ocuI aud Travelling Agents Wanted for
l 1 POPULAR and Useful Books just published CALifQR
MA ILLUSTRATED, including description oil the "a
mama and Nicaragua routes, with Is suberb Tinted th
graphs 324 pages, Svo price So. This work, by NJ
let's has been adjugcd by the unanimous voice OF the
press to be the elaborate, practical and
tercstng volume been written upon THIS golden
theme Since the publication oStevens Journal OF
els no work appeared that has created such tbrs
sensation eminently PRACTICAL ana
with incidents OF the most amusing character IN he ia
gage o. one of the city editorials perfect
otyne of California taken by the light OF MONDAY
Also Dr. I}cachs great work on Medicine, THE AN ME-
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, Soo PH..
ges 200 cngra Wings Svo sheep; price 3d. DE- BeaGh q az
The head of the eclectic practice in this country "a
the demand that eighteen thousand copies OF .i Mok
were printed III one edition. Also, Dr. u " naGn9n9s
work or, the same principles Of practice, mklCah ~
F0RMATION FOR THE MILLION. or IaoE GOiDh
rO HEALTH, 12mo, cloth, 62S pages; price Sl9o Slotn
ef nancr covers; fourth thousand. AIso WOMAN ~
FIR VARIOUS RELATIONS-conta:n ming pract ctcai Ealcs
oT females, for their contrct in the dstai OF
rerv domestic duty, royal 1smo red CLOTH ustTateh
i apes price This wark should be the hans
lady especially the yoEg Such 10 Its
t nea three thousand comics have been SOLD IN the rc
.ion Of New orls alone within very fsw moths
for books above advertised wit cash or postage
stan,ns accompanying, viii be promptly filled, prepaid 70
any part ofthc United States o,,,r u 1,ouyc
| s.igU To- II o. (succossor to VIM Hold edse:o
| F','' No 1ao Fulton street New York city:
ru-Editors diving this advertisement two or three III
scTtions entire viii be entitled to copy OF CaoIma H.
Iustratea -.s2s III .W'4-HH lf slfJ .3@ A-eS -
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lsTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

80 ~ y &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, va.
TINE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
mcns in the East for the supply of Marble, and son.
,cmrlating the erection OF Steam works. he w1T invite
the attention of Archecs, Builders, and the public Ill gen.
cra TO the inspection his stock, consisting OF Italian,
Egytan Sienna American and other Marbles of the finest
qacs which can be sold lower than any other establish
ment in the west gyg4 80
Dealers would it their advantage to onsPect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere y. -, -,
His work is done in the most elaborate STYLE and he
stock atury and other carved work. Monuments Gen.
otaphs, Tombs, Head and foot stones &c. and Grave yard
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior aci
tiles TO supply this work eonsderab lower prices than
any other establishment in the country. .HHN 1ttiH.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
ID. - -- Marble Mason and Vault liuildet.
ucI.AIso Cacined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind sones warranted
at the lowest trade prices. .t,. SSH .EH iE.u.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURG RAIL
I.Efst-Il.t i. af. ROAD. III sfre
-. EgS=, S1ssa Ea all
SsS Iss eSsRssa rs S al ssa- ssSssA

ON and after Wednesday, June 10th, 1852, Passenger
" Trains will run daily Csgnd1ys excepted as follows:
vile and termedate stations; 6:45 r. NJ Accommoda
ton Train for Ravenna stopping at all way for
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations. rg-z
Leaves wesvic at 1895 p. NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations. .,.,,. ,,;,r
The 9:40 Express Train from Cleveland connects daiiy
with the following lines to wit: At HUDSON win INC
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahosa Falls and Akron al
Rayenna with Wards Line Four Horse Coaches Tor
Warren; at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road; Bayard, with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOR PfTTsBU RG.- The 5:4o a. NJ, Express Train,
from Cleveland connects at WellsviIle with the new anu
elegant side wheel steamer, FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
evening. - -. ,,,...,.., ~. o,;a ra po,n
Fare from Gle vesni to Pittsburgh, by of
$3.50. .,.,..,., ,,ron,, and their baggage 90 is is
checked through to Pittsburgh via Wellsville. -
FOR RwHEELlNG.-The 9:4o A NJ Express tram iroIl fI
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DIURNAL fol
wheeling touching the intermediate landing ana arrV.
ing nj Wheeling early tho evening. = ltt. .
RETURNING.-ie:s5 p. N: Express Train connects @t
with tho steamers at Wellsville; also with the OHIO
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance anu al WIN
the kton Branch Railroad. W
Passengers leaving Pittsburg at oclodk, A. NJ, and
press from wellsville and arrive at
time to connect with the Lake Steamers FOR New forh'
Also for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Milwaukee,
and the entire North West. r. .,,,,rr,, =, ;.
the morning by this route. arrive at Cleveland the same
evening. and the following night can be IN New
The Accommodation Train eaving Rayennn at ocloek
A. NJ connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch ha
Road and reaches Cleveland in time TO SoneS. W,n @ ,d
morning Express Train OF the Cleveland, Coumous anu
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South o..
Accommodation @ Rran isaTg rn Trou
incinnati and Columbus Cleveland and with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson ,ouNnrp,Npi
cnysI,pd n% r JuRs r. 1Es,Ss q ss % Superintendent,
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NU=MllBER,6O
POETRY.
THE GRAVE.


.taaBr iRINDLEY IoHNsroN.fr
'Tis sad to think OF the cold. cold tomb, E f...F
AL shrouded in darkness and mantied in gloom;
Where the low creeping worn, and the reptile dwell,
In the lonely depths OF their earth.bound celli
Do Where no glad voices strike on the ~ q
In tones OF rejoicing exquisite and clear; Iags tsi
Whete the cold, slimy SNAKE in that land OF despair,
Revels In glory and triumph there. .rHl f,aaaq
No Then when lay down in silence TO rest id' i"E
Let not earth's clod lie cold my breast; 10 T E.e
When my eyes grow dim, and feeble my breath,
When calmly sleep In the Of death, 81 .'.l 81
When the dieam OF life to me Is all DER, st.. -:
When my heart ceases TO beat, to throb no morei
When all has vanished, that scemeth SO fair, rGflrg
o, bury me then, but not-nOt there.
o. For in that land no sun sheds its beams, a q iig.
There foweth not so fair mirror'd streams, i-'i
ii No beauty ere, sgect.seented flower, r;h p.f
No hope TO light up the pail coverd houri
No sunlight, no pleasure, no happiness there ~
All, all is shrouded in hopeless despair. 1uln sun
Then when depart from this world SO bright, 2Ii
Oh mantle mc not in the graves dark night If. 5 .
50 Let not the cold sod rePose on my breast, -
When Calmly sink to eternal rest,- s5llf tAut
Then hear my prayer e'cr sink to sleep,
zu Ere yc lay me low in my winding sheeti fEG 5J
And my soul will be freed from sorrow and care =
II ye bury not in that land OF despair On
BALTiAaRE, 1852, rfr'f-g -r e.!.r Ila ,spGHglJ
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l.s5, SEASON ARRANG EN- ENT.
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
e4,ss.e,,. a.sTs-s Gssssssa Esa "a III
@ ESfEs5a n EssSS;ia NJ rs Assssa AZ IA sss


' CLEVELAND AND DETROIT,
HI ,r the Ciereland and Cincinnati RaHToGd
Cered,d and Eric r. r., Citreicnd and Pftsbrsh h R'
and MiehigGn Central r. r. s-Ir, fI s.afyIF, s..LL
Passengers will be cketed through from any point on
Lake Michigan Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pisburgh and
Wheeling, either OF those places TO any point on
lake Michigan. gat ta IT,. -I-.a.
j This line will be composed of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route
CLEV CAPT. u. V. oiA>AHp'
FORREST CITY Cart. L. A. PIERCE.
boat win leave Cleveland Detroit and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at 6 o'clock arriving in both
cities the following morning In for the morning
trains OF cars Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and
for the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats ut Detroit They
vii, run from Cleveland In the following order:
so lTT1IEFE E.7gs FOREST CILY 5J.-t .l.a 0iL-
Monday. Wednesday,. Friday
500 f.# CLEVELAND. .,.r. Hs -. f.
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
''I-'f III ITl.Tr -. CLEVELAND glg atI .tal...
Monday. Wednesday, Friday
FOREST CITY
Tuesday Thursday. Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for oil
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Mackinaw,
Saut st are Saginaw, and all ports OH Lake Michigan
The ,o,,,,
will compose the line until the boats are ready.
AGENTS. .r..4,.
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland
PITTMAN, TRoWBRIDGE & JONES, Detroit. 81
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To Country Merchants.

rTpS 8 KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm OF
WI Meclen Co. the Te%ainins partners partners h h3ya
na on Ionq and bly, known in the trading public
"assnmng the style of MeGlalens and Knox
81 long and literally sustained hen and all other deal.
ers Boots and Shoes that their ta STOCK VIII DC ars'
ing from the 10th TO the last OF SePte moeT
HAVING been with the care and boue
tbe aatter Themselves that in their Fall Stock os
Pn, ad Shoes thew can hold inducements in quail:
and prices superior offered in the s
eTbib their stock and post them nprces fcarlessl
eh,cnnp with the markets OF sn':
Philadelphia. (sep3J hceLAL Lhht>' * i>1s
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
a..E. q. GOODMAN 81 CO.

..-I. rgH ... WHOLESALE DEALERsIs Ta'.- r -Gf
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards, Ink,
pLEAonrso POWDERS, rELTiso, WIRE CLOTH, &C. pr
ss tl ia Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
A MoNG their stock. may he found WRITING, AND
N BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment in
the West, ofcvery description. 4a,s .uH ~ 81 Es4I
Printing Paper, all sizes. Eng. q Amer Tissue Paper.
Rool Copying I"
coid. Medium& D'blc. Med. B!ottins f.S =. a..
Ass'd. +" @ u" Filtcring .+
Envelope. .T ...r...I w.. Druggist .rg So
Plate and Lhopraph Marble rds e. 9. 3
Manila genuine Glazed and Gilt
Hard ware Paper. .-'# Cloth " 90
Ham Hr..t. Card .#fl.ElaI q. " ~" H
Match Rox Roofing Paper, prepared and
Tea unprcpored. -..ss..t 81
shoe =" Wrapping Paper, az sizes.
Dry Goods ." Tobacco ~ .'h. '"'t+ " 't
Envelopes ofcvery description, &c. &c:a7sa5H.I
EOA1SDS.. a aGsiIi e1Eta
Perforated Binders Ropnet, Press and Straw Boards.
Also Agent for Lightbody's SUPERIOR PRINTING INK,
Book, AND CoLoREp lsK, &C. 'A-
Cards, and Gard boards. a92@ ''
ia .l. RxTR, PEARL FACED CARDS
..f ExTRl Peoples "A '+."A
PAINTERS ... " ~. .r -.Hf t'.aA 7il
SATIN SURFACED Cam Boards
IVORY - -
... PRINTERS %
SATIN ESAMELEp g ..ar ... '5fr
PORCELAIN s...-. 4g..
EL BE- Pr,sI SrRr.crp CoLoRRp CAR boards
The above and Card Boards are manufactured eS.
rressy for ourselves and most beautiful surface and
finish; they do peel in working and afforded at
lower rate than Cards heretofore offered IN this mar
kct and as low they can be purchased in the Fast
Dealers and consumers in Paper anu Cards. are res.
pecfy invited to examine stock All our goods are
received direct from manufacturers, which enables us 10
sell low Ii not lower than any other house III the west
uJ-Paper made to order. '4 ~. =
Aug2f.tf. .. .,t -.s. a.r' ... :. I31'F- tt'
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GEORGE MENDEL.

WHEELING VA. al. .,-.t.F
r S now receiving LA ARG LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
l MATS AND MATING Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths OF all widths, and keeps constantly hand arg
assortment OF FURNITURE of every description Gilt
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates Venan
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Malogany Vaneers, Varnish. Hairclo;h, Cured Hair,
Spring, Sacking Notions, BASS and Mahogany Stair Rods
all (which will sold at the lowest prices auGo
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NOVEMBER MI.Is 3; s. S, 1859.
CINCINNATI. e
Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
EsTABL1s HE'D 1s41.

VI ------" ~ Els ia B LIS II Z ID IB41I ~ "I|-T
w ofer for sale a wei! selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK B1NDERS'
LEATHER, and every description OF PApER.MAKERs'
MATERIALS. sa, u tlfrsTf-. .l railg 5QI 4Fi .8i
Having been the frat years, to establish in the
West Paper business complete in all its parts, have
formed permanent connections with the best manufactu
them. The prices and terms offer favora-
BILE the goods be purchased in the Eastern
cities. "''elt e''t '-.-
We have exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER ItS SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT and the CAREW COMPANY, be.
ing highest grades OF Writing Papers made in this
country. '-a.'F'f '+ TO-. '', '''N
the West We have but uniform price to all Orders
by mail will be filled at the same prices as If bought II
per SON. Samples will sent by mail free OF cost -
aug2I. .lti.G ~ tltH BUTLERt t BROTHER. e
81 ..us.s4.U %. -s..- Wholesale Paper Dealers,
% Pearl Street.
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DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY

DAGUERREOTY GALLERY.
C. PARTRLDGE Il invites attention TO his Da
"A gueTean Rooms, and Apparatus, now the result of
OF experience anu close appicationto the art Con
fcn that he combines in his establishment all OF the
improvements which time and proper tests have
valuable, promise TO produce Lkenesses combining
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained
by the Daguer process .- -s.s.- -. .-y -
For the attractive and coumodious style In whith his
inc for themselves His Cabinet OF Specimens always
open for inspection .# ..r rt...l ......
Iikenesscs taken in all kinds OF weather, sngy, in
goups; Also post morcm kcnesses taken at short notice
GA well selected OF plates,
cases, lockcts. &c. always hand and for sale.
Rooms. No. :S6 Monroe st. near the Post Office
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Rooks, Stationary, Variety Goods, &c \
yJ,IE subscriber thankful the liberal patronage exte
ded him. bess to request the attention OF
his large and well selected assortment
Ing OF SCHOOL, Medical, Theological Historical, anu Haul
cellaneous Books Plain and Fancy Stauoh h GoodsiM
books Wall and Window Papers, and Varlety Soouss
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees anu " t
wishing purchase in quantities, every 1ndneeheh'
be offered in prices and tcrn,s.'I :. ~ h,,heet 4
Rags taken exchange paid for In cash. al inc
rates sass s ,llta aA ,oHS II. THOMPSON,
=, sfr; !, ~ = 81 Monroe Street ls
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COPPER, TIN. q SAEET IRON WARE
't,y, Man11fa ctoru t.t- f.t-..
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Perfilmerv &c & q

y :, OC.j
r II. CRUMBACNER would announce to his
friends and the public generally. that having prchas
the interest OF the senior in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbacker d Son, he
continue the the old stand, No. 49, Main St.
would respectfully solicit and trusts TO merit conn
the patronage bestowed ths old firm
He Just returned from the Eastern Cities and is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs ami
Chemicals Perfnery, Fancy articles &c, all Of which
were purchased 1er inspection and with
scrupuous regard purity OF quality and offered
to the public tho most terms. atu Tyr