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LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
Esc HRAMGH OF LACEY PHLLIPs's CELEBRATED HAR
Phaispha offering the finest and most
F+F fEPA1RING STRICTLY ATTENDFDTO fea1 IyAW
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Compan

t3 nconformit with tn regulations their charter Company
submitth following statement:
preums yar ending July 29 q
Amount ofpremiums July 49, 1852 92 al
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The Knickerbocker for September has its usual vari
ETY. of agreeable articles from old and contributors
From the Editors Tablet copy the following story
sMr Packenham, late British Minister at Washington
was day dining at the residence Of Hon Senator
row, Of Louisiana. Before dinner, and in the temporary
absence of his host from the roo her Majestys Emba
sador was accosted by an old colored who
room putting things to rights with, Massa your name
lackinhum?n "Yes,'i said the Minister was dat
your brudder dat killed at Orleans at de great
dar ~ He was,' replied the Embassador aWe dere,
somehow or udder fought so! was dere myself.
seen him popped ober wild my eyes Great fight dat
Nasal While at dinner, Mr. Packenham said to Mr..
Barrow Your tells me- SIR that he was at the bat
tie Of NewOrleans" He was,' said Mr. Barrow, and
acquitted himself manfuy at that engagemeut but at
same time he looked daggers at the old seneschal for
having broached such subject in Of his guest
He tells me, too'' continued Mr.. Packenham that
he saw my brother fall The frown upon the hosts fass
next day Sam came in to Mr.. Barrow with note.
Massa, deres note, and dey say it's for me. Eysh
e'yah And enough it for him. Moreover, it
invitation to dine the next day with Mr. Packen
ham, which he did and listened to with intense in
while related the events of the great battle
| of which he saw, and part of which he was.
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DESTINY OF EGYPT.-Niebuhr, in his work
just published in London, entitled lectures ON
Ancient History, says:
=" There is no doubt but that Egypt must be-
come the possession Of civilized European
power; it must sooner or later become the con-
Meeting link between England and the East In
dies. European dominion naturally supports
science and literature, together with the rights
of humanity, and to prevent the destruction of
barbarous power would be an act of high trea-
son against Intellectual culture and humanity.
When that shall have been accomplished, new
treasures will be brought to light, and Egyptian
| antiquity will be laid open before our eyes We
stand at the very threshold of new era in the
history of antiquity In Ninevah, Babyalonia,
and Persia, centuries long past will come to
light again, and the ancient times will present
themselves nearly and distinctly in all their de-
tail. 1t is true that all those nations are def
cient in individuality, and in that which consti-
tutes the idea Of humanity, and which We find
among the Greeks, Romans and moderns but
their conditions and changes will become clear
In all its details the ancient world will acquire
a fresh reality, and fifty years hence essays will
appear on the history Of those nations. COM
pared with which our present knowledge is like
the chemistry, such as it was a hundred years
before the time of Berzelius''
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Crystal Fount Divislon No. a, 8. of T.-Mees every
THURSDAY o'clock at Hall No. IS ST. Charles
Ocera for the ensuing quarter: W. H W. P. S. H.
BROWN W. A.; P. Rae EILIs A. ST. E. BooTa,
F. s. j. s. HARRIs. T.; D. w. BRowN A. HERO, WM.
WATSON, l. s.; r. W. POWELL, o. S. jy2i
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Home Mutual Insurance Company of


NEW ORLEANS,
~ With subscrbsd capital Of t00 prepared receive
applications for - -
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RIsKs, \
ct the office of tho Company, No. 80 GRAVfER STREET.
Every with becomes interested The
profits divided those with the
here, the the Trustees
Thr established purely the principal
and the Trustees believe this subscription ample
security the policy holdera
The portfolio of the aes ornspecioh
e ALEXANpER BROTHER Presidsnt.
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Odeen Temple Of Honor No. 5-AIeea every THURSDAY
EVENING" at O'Clock, Temple Hail. Tchoupouas
for hs present tern ending Oct 81 1852 TasMAs
DER, W. A. R.. y. MoneAN W: F. r. R. PoLLAHp, W.
BEspKR, w. Vi JOSHUA Dow w D. VI ]. B. PAITsos, W. c.;
N. w, WooLvERroE, w. 3.
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TRUSTEES:
John 8. AlIaor Tgaac Johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Fiegan Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall
RohertJ. Ward, T.. Fl. Barton, j. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, Vim. MUre: Arnsd HGIfir.
DIRECTORS;
Z. W. sswel, Thos, C. Jenkins, p D. Taylor,
Edw. Jenne- CoIe, John NJ, CnrrRn, 6. g, Stssver,
NJ NJ. Cohen L. spaugenberg. II. Rhodewald,
Samuel Wolf, John A. Doughery, c. NJ. LuherCJfd
o. Wickhnrn, Claiborne, r, C. Armistead
Goo W. Smith, NJ C. Hail. Il. Rein,
II. G. Heart, E.. II. Wingate.
Epw. CozR, Vice President.
A. J. WRppKRBuRN, H. D.. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HUSI NJ D., Consultation.
H. G. HRARrr, Artuary N. ri. Cohen Attorney.
BEs Magazine street. Medical Exanine
who will be al Ihe Office daily from halpas! IL 10
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken single life.
AZ This Company prepared to entertain appcaSq for Life nsu.
Policies all healthy Whb persona and
Table established Beard
than the charged the NewYok without
their residence the South Blythe charter
Profits declared annually the profits interest
available the amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full.
f California Permits NewYok London Propectur
Table Rates. all Life Inananoe ali peIi
effect Insurance. be had at the Office of the Company
IE- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
Office hourR, A.M.t +.
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Union Division No. 8. every FRIDAY EVEN
ING o'clock the Temple Hail. No. 92a Tchoupitona
following THos R. REID
W,P P. cAnsxsW A.; Me4uAIrER R. S.; A RosnswIa
A. r. S. A. BURNS F. S. WM WHIrsEIT, IT, BRcKMYER, G.;
% %DoSpH5 A. @ G.; % HgGs %GRanAM, Is; A. LAMnERr e. SICK
Nicholas LBxEr JOHN CouLrkR of Common and aIas
streets. jyl3
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r AND WARRANTS pURCH ASED~

hIND W WAhNANIO I UhVuAHEU~S
IL a or LOCATED.-Iiolders Land Warrants under
Act OF 2oh September, 1850 1ltn February lS4t -
undersigned.
Ihose n9 disposed to SELL have thor rantsoated
the ehocos pablc lands
land aa,s ,,s'ated' BY applying ayg to u.,w.,.,,
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Pelican Division No E. = N WEDNESDAY
ending 80 1852 Morn P
H. B. BAILEY, W. Al B. j. WEsr r. s.; PnEspEH G4nrIE1IK,
MANsss, A. q; j. JAsrRR Is JONI BgowS s....VlsT-
COMMTTEE-E. Morn. 81 Cont street H. f. BAILEY
noia street B. WEs, oydas street. " WATKls.
Applicant " tfcets p. "7i Caondee street,
Tnoupoulas street; WM SMTa, ST. Marc and roydra
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OFFICE AND YARD No. NEW BASIN CORNER OF JULIA AND
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
w Keeps constantly hand sale the lowest price,
BRICKS, WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME,
cLApBoARps. Isl .si iIfNsiRs IN III R AND prcKErs. felt
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Dolsysss s z4asrington's

No. CAMP STREET.
This wenown establishment having been thoroughly repaired
onlre improved the propretors
their PICTURE GALLERY where
IN the superior style and hnsh. ~ "
fitted Inv
est ca prices Yoghtiander French iIarrisou eb
Tubes with Box and extra Tablets dollars
Gl TorknS r96eS Pas and Freeh) Cases
DAGuERREoTYPE BUSINESS constantly hand an for sale
wholesale anu fe.a,l Jams II
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LAG aUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. 81 CIRCUS
Poydras and Perdo, DAG UERREAN
PORTRAITS notice. and Of unereed
and expression, and put in the neae Locie
cheaper than other city, The pro-
etor tenders his thanks fvors and from his
his devotion the
years. hopes will public
patronage. In2l til JAMES LOCKWOOD.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
$1,000. rrn;p ,v.I tSuincy Sfrccfs


90 .. - WHEELING, Va.
TIME Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now COM
rleted their extensive establishment, are pTcrare real IN
furnish the public with every variety OF work III their line
Splendid plain fancy archcs including tenders, sum-
ncr fronts, iron stands &c, ovens common rour,
and straight barred CRATES. ~. -... -f et
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES. b.
Including the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin balloon cannon, ten plato keel boat,
bac heor chamber paror stoves, ;roHS4 nO 10 OV
in all its branches. Sugar kettles o; var
sizes, everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. ~. .fssrs..,,s =. -
and most improved assortment OF patterns our long cS-
encc in this line OF business and the bcra patronage
hitherto received warrant us to expect continuation OF
custom in this pal OF business Wind mll hay SCALE
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon Castings:
""s'" "s I;'L pLoT1:f1S. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS
We are prepared TO furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side Crane liul Hornet, Snider DC. We have also Sc
c ed al fhs time the exclusive right to manufacture OF
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improve"
implements IN .arE,ing at the present day 5i
Iron rails and fencing. cemeteries, houses gardens
ycrandas &c Porler's improved graduating twyere or
ron-e have sccred the patent right for several cou
tics, this and can exhibit Recommendations
from the limited States Armory cas possessing qualities
for facilitating the Blaeksith's labors which no other
possesses Window caps consols, &c In short every
thing our line OF business Sad irons with fancy stards
scrEpcIs porch feet vault cecrs window and sever
gratings DC. Wrought iron a anu spihes vi ihc Hes
quality and at the lowest pricesLr aI Eli lot
DPersons wishing to purchase in line, wholesa
or retail will please give call AL orders from tn
country will he carefully attended to and pmctualy filed
Scran iron purchased at market prices. a. .r,
anre4 - i@-'l7il = HAMILTON & RoCE ERS. -
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MIR. Clapp's Soiloquy.

ANOTHER girl!-What can Mrs. Clnpp be think
ing ofa-its perfectly ridiculous! There's four OF
them now; and that's four more than is necessary.
don't believe in girls:-overs and laces, rnglets
and romances, jewery and jump ropes, silks and
satins! What's to be donea There's whole chest
bous' Jackets. wish Mrs. Clapp ever l1ould think
as do. Another girl.--whu's to keep the name
in the family, I'd like to knows Ishali be extinct!
And now she wants me to put up note IN the
church fol- tsblessings receivedn' zs,i9l4 1gr
q Well,-I suppose my girls will turn to boys one
of these days. a OTIS hard to be ,fecehous when
mans to be crossed and thwarted in this way once
a year Mrs Clopp has auery obstinate streak IN
her disposition in this respect If she gets going
on one particular track, YOU may just fold arms and
let her take her time to get ofit She k,iot's pre-
fer boys (that w woman does,) Just as well as she
knows her name is Hetty. Well-there's a limit to
human patience.acI shall tell heryeryz decidedly,
as soon as her gruel-probation is over that stop
must be quito this It's no use iot a,aI g
- ~, FAssY FERN
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Cincinnati tlyaropnthic Or
yater Cure Establishment.

w later cure Observation-Disclosures.
,IyII above Institution is for the reception OF
PATIENTS 1t is located about five miles from the city,
on the Carthage pike and but few rods from thc Ham.
tom Cincinnati and Dayton IN ne rear ana al
tLc 81 me distance the Miami Canal in The 'front.' rem
cisy OF TO those dcsrous enjoying the
o The loves Of nstrc parts Of the country fur
nsh s c s rom to the
Curc The and art combine rendering the view
The new large and beautiful Edfcc displays the taste
o, the rtst glance The ncatncss and elegance OF the
p,esent themselves the invalid cannot fail to render
this establishment desirable one The Halls are eXsn
can iarc al casurc FROM atmospheric INFLUENCES, in
The c Re sI oos ae AMPLE and COM
modous being for the application OF water IN
Hail. SC venty.vr icct long. where patients
win have an opportunity "i restoring their muscular
Ss III water for This estabshmcn clear pure SOFT
dqn flowing from n dssios ssyey Tbs bed sy end
neshborhood are remarkable for healthulness putty OF
variety of S hose
health, than this Institution ,.L i,.
r PrAsE having had much experience in the treatment
that no pains viii be spared for the restoration TO health
everai years devoted her attention to the treatment
diseases peculiar and being every way qualified
for poyus w e With is
ailments, bane OF female beauty health and happiness
which the energies and destroying the use
fulncss OF large portion OF the fair SEX VIII be trcaed
this institution seeessg sse we e' wond nSe
attention OF ladies. as IN all cases VIC sha
perform perfect cure. .,.,. =, a., f,;.;,, -,
Persons visiting Cure by the way or the CINCINNATI
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the Carthage
station Patients are requested to bring two SomoIn
bcs two blankets Sheets SIX towers, anu
n,,,n,itw or old linen suitable bandages.
TEKMs-The terms Hoard Medical Services, and a.,
ytra attendance will subject the patient to an
charge Some deduction will be made to those who
EN- tn speud length of time in the Instiu.
ton transient persons will be charged two dollars per
ro three TO five dollars will be charged for the first
examination. .,, 1. .rs u .,r.,.I rf-g',i fdI
rot i' iu' @ ~ -, - ID. A. PEASE, ". d. Lg. .atf.
5A 'i't s.,4" Proprietor and Physician. Z
| Carthage, Hamilton Co. Ohio. i.--- =. 80 aus2a
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New Music Store. .
sign of thc e:rccinn Frigonun, NO. 100
lEuin Street.

.-rr~, J. FICKIESON would rcspr-.iully
nounce citizens %: Wheeling and VI
ri n Il n cnity that lie has just orcBcd and
4 n I elegant establishment Tor the sale of Ninis
Guitars, Violncelos Flagocts, Flutes, Flies, Acr"rc-
ons, Banios and Tamborines. Brass Instruments the
first and best make
Instruction all kinds OF Instruments; and for
singing. a.a L. Ei .
Music for the Piano Guitar Flute and Violin Also tho
Songs DUETS, etc. and the very best Roman AMI
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. fH
CaToncts, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin anu uEtar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail boards r
Bows for ViolinceIo and Violin
A. Klebcr,s Furniture Polish, FOR renovang vanished
Furniture s,c, as Pianos, Cabinets Steam boats
descriptions Of Furniture. :, IL. . -,
Also by the Agent for klchcr, Pittshnry Panos
Of tho first and best manufacture in the United STATES such
Nunns Clark's grand and squire Pianos, J. H. Dun
hsm's IIslctt and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos NC
Agent the make OF Carhardt and Nccihanis Pacnt
Mclo,leons.
hccordeons all kind OF muscanstrumcns reraircd
, @ Inyyent pTcc3 . .. u
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STEAM HARBLE WORKS.

VI "
ry,HE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
ncnts in the East the supply of Marble, and con
formulating the erection OF Steam works he woulG invite
tho attention o: ,chccts Builders, and The public in %cI
The inspection of his stock, consisting Of Italian
Egytia Sienna American and other Marbles Of the finest
o3,itics which can be lower than other establish
mcnt in the west. r's ID -
Dealers would find it TO their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing clsewhe &c.
His work is in the most elaborate style, ami he
would invite tho attention OF purchasers to examine h's
tock OF t,tuary ,nd other carved WORK. Monuments Cen
oaps Tombs Head and foot stones &c, ana Grave yard
nr in cycry Variety; bcins enabled by his superior fac
;ies TO srlv tis work at considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country
' MICHAEL j. EQiINN. $50
Marble Mason AMI Vault fu,c-.
uE"AIso Cacincd Plaster, Hydraulic Cement. Plaster
casta and Models and Marietta Grind soncs warranted
n The lowest trade prices -gO's s....-.- .. iy-u
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
&c Ciuciuuufi-Scssion of 1SJ2-J3. |

. y
V,iE regular course Medical Lectures in this 1nsu
ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1882 and continue four months.
l..l Eo,zD OF TRrsrErs. Elr a'..G 81 10 et
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, d. D., President of the Hoard lN
o. ~. LANGDONN, VI. H., Secretary u" .-rt
Rev. THORNTON 4. MILLS '3 2.F SEGA ='. ~
Hon C. II. COFFIN. 3as --.n 5tIH-Hr .Ir-I...a
u X. ID. MUSSEf, NJ. d.. H....F I.. rr... s..ur r.-
Hon JOHN BURGOYNE. s,.- ... .Erg
Hon GEO. HOAnLEY, JE. .r
l.. NJ GREGORY. ESQ. -.a.. .Ai'' ..-N." ii.
GEO NENnENllAL Ill. NJ. d, gEgy. .H.. g.lT '''
rnc Faculty composed of the following gentlemen:
D. Messy, NJ d. Professor OF Dcscripttv ve ami opcr.
atvc Surgrry. . ..r,
p IrDkiSs! NJ ID. Professor OF Anatomy. .fE ~
Inuy ID WIS 81. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy. 2
ions T. WHITE, NJ. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prac
ice OF Medicine.
Diseases OF W omen and hidden. III ..-. .f- 81 t-
Ions A. MrRruY, NJ. d. Professor oil Natcria Mcdica,
'Fhcrapcntics aud Medical Jurisprudence
C. G. CoMEGYs, II D., Professor of Institutes OF Alcdi
cine ~ I rs y. I-.H, . ~ .,.. 10
Jo,,S l.ocRr, Jp NJ. H., Lecturer on Chemistry
4 rrr,twtx.ry of Lectures upon some important
arecialtcs Medicine aud surgery VIII be gwen uuinS
,e month OF October These lectures viii be Tree Stu
,,rnta arc nd yscd commence with this course Nt
. The niSSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adiuct Professor Anatomy, will be orcncd on the
ist Of October. % a.-
rissrctipr Ticket $40 Graduation Fee S25 sHa T.
For further information address
f'' "' J.P JUDK1NS. NJ. D.,
.. ar q OF tho Faculty.
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AND PETDrSHURG RAIL
'df1f as=l' ROAD.
Att 49, ssssas=s gssss sllSl
60, -Es, sitsSf Is ziss s. asssc.i si

nN and after Wednesday, June 10TH 1859, Passenger
" Trains will run daily CSundays eScepted) as follows
lille and erneIise stations; SID r NJ Aceommoda
'ion Tor Raycnia stopping all way stations
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations. rs.r nd
Leaves Wclisvilie at 1896 P NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations -
with the following lines, to wits at Hudson with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron; at
Warren; Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road; at ayard with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
FOR RPiTTsBU RG.-The $40 4. NJ, Express Train
Cleveland connects at Welsville with the new and
elegant side steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
evening - . 5.- ..+. d. i, -. -. :, :, - %
sylvania Railroad. 81. 90. .,tL ~ f...
D Fare Cleveland TO Pittsburgh by way Of Wesvle'
Passengers are ekcted through and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via wellsville .L..
Cleveland connects Wesvle with the splendcd side
wheel steamers, wINCHEsTER and DlURNAL for
Wheeling touching athe intermediate landing and arrir
ing at Wheeling early the some evening 1901 -'
RETURNING--12:35 p. NJ. Express Train, connects
with the above steamers at Welsvillc also with the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance and at udson with
the Akron Branch Railroad a. l.1a .3H.Nt.
Passengers leaving Ptsburg at o'clodk, A. NJ, and
Wheeling at O'Clock ~ NJ, will take the 1885 r. NJ, ES
press Train from Wcsvc, arrive at Clevcands in
time with the Lake Steamers for New York.
via Duniirk and Buff1lo. Il Ii RHH = .tGEl,,,.,
Also for Toledo, Detyot Chicago Racine, Milwaukee,
and the entire North West. -...,> -, = 4T
the morning this arrive at Cleveland the same
evening and the following night can be IN New forko
The Accommodation Train leaving Ravcnna at O'Clock,
a NJ connects at Hudson with. the Akran Branch Kali
Road and reaches Cleveland in time to SonGe9 . Will Inc Inc
Cincinnati Railroad for the South. =, 10
RrTrn The Accommodation Train leaving Clevc.
I'M ~ Stnp NJ connects with the Express Train from
Cincinnati Columbus at Cleveland and with the Akron
branch Railroad at Hudson ,o,,xnrp,rn al
b. & p. r. r. OrrrcE, JOHN DGhaND.
Cleveland June II, '5. s f'is ra Superintendent.
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IL, orleans, Entromfzc xour Own HInuu
features.
Wneelinr Silk Factory,

4 MEXICAN Silk manufactured into superior and sub
4 stau articles OF the various fabrics in at
GILL,S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
The such matters invited 10 call a' see
the process manufacturing and those wishing 70 ruE
chase Silks wholesale leta he supplied on reason
able terms Gil's adjoining the Factory or at A.
~ Adams Forbs', a. o. FHirehii6's, Marsh & Tay-
IoT,s and O. W. Iciskills, Wheeling Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 1i9, Main
street, Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics warrcncd all pure SIX and have taken
tho HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute. New YORK. Franklin nstitue
pIIadelphia and Ohio State Far.t' We are Constantly
m,mfacturnc and our stock is large and scasobc,
comprising many varetics-vclvc,s satns vcstin dress
silks frinrcs cravas, handle rchcfs, OF white. black,
pad figured and printed. all the newest styles, made OF
hest ttyyed silk willed aud plain Also, shirts, drawcs
and half hose gentlemen I.-
Please call and this important branch of Amer
lean nrfaturc Orders orevcry variety osilks prompt
Is executed. ..
Merchan,abc Coccons and Reeled silk bought:
-. ..... ~# -l..r JOHN w. CIR.
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