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CALIFORNIA AT NOME!!

VhLAFVRNAA M HVHALit
GRgAg gSGGggG&G gMgHl
lye that can see, Read! Alye that can hear,
Listen! Allye that have legs and are good on the
heels, run as fast as you can, to the new
EASTERN CLOTHING
EMPORIUM
Where you can get ready made clothing cheaper
than any where else in the West Pittsburgh not
excepted. My stock consists in
SPRING AND SUMNER
ClOIhing!!
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
Fine r-ock, Dress aud sack Coats Of all styles and
colors: vs.v extensive assortment of Pants, and
oyeyv descr;ntio, OF Vests, Jackets, Hats, Caps,
Shirts. Cravats, Neck anu Pocket Handkerchiets,
and every other article OF gootS that can De pur-
chased at any similar establishment n the west
The undersigned is connected with U2e o. t'e lol
gest Wholesale Clothing Stores in Phi'de'"h'a'
and therefore such facilities that none can OF date
compete with him. He has also a large store Ii
Steubenville, one in Minerva, and is now establish
ing one in this place. He will recuit his stock
from time to time with new supplies OF Clothing,
which are warranted to be we'll made and of the
est materials: he is determined that nothing shall
be lacking on his part to satisfy all who may favor
him with a call. One and all
GIVE SHWAB AKER A CALL!
He is assured YOU will not regret the time spent in
examining his stock. He will offer such induce
ments that you cannot help but buy.
Remember, by calling with the undersigned you
can always get the worth of your money.
S. SHW ABAKER.
Lisbon street, third house from Legge''s tavern.
CarroIGon June IL. Sc.
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Is hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators OF the
estate Of CoDelus Brsekn. late Of arrol county,
deoeSsed. Those indebted TO said estate will make
immkdiate payment, and those having claims
ugainst said estate win present them legally au-
thentieated within one one year from this date.
RICHARD BRACKlN,
THOMAS BROOKS.
July 0. 1854. Administrators.
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Good News for the La dies.

The largest and Prettiest lot of Dress Goods in
town can be found at Cummings a. Brackin's.-
Plain and figured Bereges, Silk Popiins, Silk
Berege, figured swiss Lawns, &c. with great
variety OF New styles, which we offer at veay low
prices Call and see
CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
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SHOES, LADIES' CATERS of all colors, Jen-
ny Lind Slippers, with full assortment Of all
kinds OF the very best make. on hand and for
sale, cheap, by CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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Notice

Is hereby given thar the undersigned have been
.n6ointed snd qualified as Administrators Of the
estate Of J. @. Kennedy, deceased. Those in
debted to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
isOm this date.
SAMUEL STERLING,
JOHN n. TRlPP,
July 9. 1859. Administrators.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

From the subscriber, on the evening of the 18th
June large sOrrel horse six years Old; between
l6 and n hands high. Any person returning or
giving information that will lead to the wherea-
bouts Of said horse will be literally rewarded
address - DANIEL McGILLVERAY,
Salineville, Columbian county, Ohio.
Franklin Township July 9, 1872.
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Notice.

The interest of VIM. c. McKib5in, in the firm
OF Hampton, s Nth u CT. ceased on tn. 25th OF
October last.
H mpton Il NTH will continue the Wholesale
Dry Goods business, as heretofore, a! No. 81
WOOd Street.
Pittsburgh, Jan. lst, 1852.
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ECKLEY & DAVIS,

Attorneys and COunseItOTs at L1v,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at Their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted TO them wlllre
eve prompt attention. Office in the frame bulls.
Tag, opposite the west door Of the court house
mrs, '49
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LAW NOTICE.

A. /. Ready, Attorney and Counsellor at
Lap and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice
in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted TO his care will be promptly
attended 10. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April 5. 1859.
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G.. IGSSEY
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-06-08
The Doctor Dcgrcc.

The subject suggested in the
annexed paragraph from the columns
OF To-day is worthy of attention.
The lndiscriminate and frequently i'll.
advised bestowal of the highest de.
grees by our Colleges, is calculated
to bring them into disrcputc. 1t
requires very little learning nova.
days to be made Doctor of Laws.
and even less to be dubbed Doctor
Of Divinity.
"a correspondent in the London
Notes and Queries asks, with appa.
rently sincere curiosity, for 'some in
formation about the obtaining of
American Degrees if it is the Pres
ident, or President and Professors of
American academies who confer
them,' and complains that recently
a large cargo Of diplomas had arriv.
ed in this quarter Liverpool, I such
as D. d., and L. l.. D., and con.
tcrred OH men of thi-d-rate talent
II - lhueco q matter OF regret that
such academic honours cannot be be.
slowed in this country upon some
more generally understood princi.
Piles, and that there could not be
some arrangement made for concert
among the numerous colleges before
granting them, in order to give them
validity. AS it is, such degrees are
so frequently and plentifully confer.
red. that, even when bestowed by
institutions Of acknowledged reputa.
ton and long standing, their value
is comparatively slight. The collie
ges under the control of the different
religious denominations, particularly
vie with each other to such an ex.
tent in comforting the degree of D.
D. on the clergymen of their own
faith, that, nearly all the gentlemen
of standing and repute in that profes.
sion having it, it has almost ceased
to be distinction; or, if it is one, it
is of so arbitrary nature as to have
little value
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b. .
erty and ignorance, and there seemed
to be sad but, proper keeping with
such and drunkenness. They had seen
the vic,im of mania a portx, raving
and blasphcmous, while his wife and
children shrank in terror ; they had
seen the tavern reveller pay the last
cent which should have gone to clothe
his lttlo ones they had followed the
poor recling sot from the grocer's den,
and tried to restore him to his fam
lily and heaven; they had seen the
bribcd clcctor lying in besotted stu
pidity, or the poor miserable female
driven to stimulants by want and
anxiety; but here-drunkcnncss here,
in this soft and pcrfumcd atmospheric
This was beyond belief. t5 ir
A picture Of n churcllman in his
robes was suspended from the wall.
He gazcd bcningly and sercncly on
the crcature-comtorts around him.
"Unclc,' said Mary, in whisper,
pointing TO the picture, sis Mat the
Clergyman who will not sign the
Plcdge?"
But the door opened, and n LAZY
entered with an intan, in her arms
They were dressed in white rs if
for baptism.
care you the person." said the
Pastor, advancing towards her with
the instinct of bcnevolcncc, "who
desires to give our Heavenly Father
a New Years Gift, by singing the
Temperance Plcdge?"
''lt is my desire, was the low but
firm reply. :.
Mary's eyes were full Of tears. and
rs the baby held out it's little hands
with cheerful uttcrancc. she took it
in her arms, and hid her emotion
in carcsscs.
The Pastor spoke in kind, grave
tone of the responsibilities involved in
the step she was about to take. The
lady stood humbly before him. He
drew his pocketbook written Pledge,
the lady seated herself at table,
shaded her ewes for an instant. then.
y hana trembling from the eject OF
sL2!,tt;S,rcd nerves, signed her name.
Z nc i'n't"r r,ned Gods blessing on th,
Sact,. anjei'ms u.ss'",i'tTN New Years Gift
The infant and Mary, and the gown
ed churchnlan in the picture, witnessed
the scene.
"Unclc,' said Mary, drawing a long
breath after they rc-cntcrcd the sleigh,
II wish that kind-looking ministsr in
the picture would sign the Plcdge!w
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, ....t,.9. 49, - sSs=it! |. 5WiifI JtLl o.
l., Will you have, pleasant evenings

h,Will, you have, pleasant evenings
at;your home nowh sa.:p .-4ptij,1l.
!GiGointo yoursparlorthat yourzprim
housekeepsr hasamadea comfortable
with clean hearth and blazing sticks.
Sit down in your chair !; there is
another velvet, cushioned one over
against yours empty. You press
your fingers on your eye.balls, as if
you would press out something that
hurt the brain ;; but you cannot.
Your: head leans upon your hand;
your eye rests upon the flashing
blaze. 80 Sna ~ il, suliigi.e}I ~,
Ashes always come after blaze.
Go now into your room where she
was sick-softly, lest the prim house
Keeper come after. sgi'a'. I 1"si s
They have put new dimity upon
her chair: they have hung new cur,
tains upon the bed. They have re-
moved from the stands its pbials and
silver bell; the perfume will not offend
the sick sense now. They have half
opened the windows, that the room
SO long closed may have air. 1t will
not be too cold. She is not there.
IL X. Mayvel. i'....'.'t", .'2.'r,
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ROSE INSECTS. IF our lady read.
ers are desirous of keeping their rose
bushes tree from the small green
iyermin that so frequently infest
them, Il the following remedy will be
found most effcctual one:--To three
gallons OF water, add one peck of SCOT
ana one quart Of unslaked lime.-
Stir it well-,let it stand for twenty.
,it'pr tour n hours, and when the SCOT rises
to the surface, skim it off. Use a
Syringe for applying it. s;4, = !,
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d Bs : Cuftee, is that the Recosiss
belly mo. Massa, sdat'saie, second
ringing ofldesfassi beil.ai We haslns g
no second bell IN dis are hetsl. ae
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Atf EGy When minds afslaesain sans.
son, the words of9lovea itself are hps,
the rafting of the chain tEias tells sgs
victim'it is bound. - ..ss iis'iis
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gea, i@at seona hslsi. t9di ~ r,1p
fotitlsJ q hotdR syiIipH1Tl np4ii 3sai
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.2<II = WEUFl8iT afIi t3psiadna u
,ia he'r,:9 % - .yffGT 91t3 &
Ll,R iiam3tIj ,iiaoS ari' bun ,a4'i
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,iTlt is no shame to, .lsarnr-.he shame.
;s to be ignorant: Z ,s II .,,ss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-31

The Great Invention Of the Age s-Stssm Suppssssr
Gas Trtumphant'
HE half Of the century win be recorded h.
Of steam has passed, and with will pass The steam -
with the things that M
age OF Gas agent destined only Hgf but 70 sNas
Tue world This age has now commenced and ~h = Y nov ~
Professor John ssomon, twenty years cas
upon The q s owa and q Others 10
able mechanic motor has perfected he same and
now offers 70 dispose Of rights for he thereof 70 he 1
States government and V individuals or 70 compass Tie
saving q money and labor and Of human y
suffering secured y ns use q 81. new . %o s.. w
used aud thousands OF other places where the great a
TSs new motor may o appled . ~ pupo.es ras
agent, from the snslshons power for the cotton q
thai required sngne, q boilers and iaascs y
.nd q sss ana " e .,as oos
These facts established BY the experimental engine Of
n h 81 noss on Ss Noaps q he s
"wc pleased 70 state thstJ G salomon late q III
cation 10 ansne. The succsssu Experiments Of This
e Sns ssn % ~
Also, rights for the Of his Improved Pio2ens and ss
csps,s con,.o q Inc vessel q he sasnss ID
can right aboace" manor war in less time than eqssts
Also, rights for his Improved Spring s.dds, for military
eommon purposes designed for the greatest possible eom0n I'd
Any information in regard TO the above inventions
Of obtaining nights be promptly Oba.sS y 'SaI;,
and agent for s pstcntce TIN street. opposite od ~
lows Hall, Washington, ID. q.
Intelgencer Republic, Era Southern Press and TsIegaS
Washington; American, Patriot, and Sun, Baltimore Ledez
Philadelpba; Tribune euA }
nal Of Commerce, Scentfc Amsrcsn and Fa!msl nssx
York. Advertiser Brooklyn; Hiimans Journal New hAnss
Gazette Providence Atlas, Post, and Transcripts
Messenger Portsmouth, Enquirer, Portland Journal sna ~
Detroit Journal, Chicago Gazette and Advslss
Courier, Journal Demecrat Lousvis it
grncer Republican, st. Louis Pcsyuns Delta and Aavef
Orleans Chareston tVhe Ricasn0n0 AIN "
Fprna Francisco three moats every cfner DAY.
' - j. L. r. SALOAON, Psienks,
nee a5-eod3mif Washington, D. g.
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rAR BUILDERS and RaAlroaA CouspanAes.-The Nkes
u Boz part Of "Fansrb Patent India ResA U
INTERESTED Of hH deteruass
rights under this pstst Fulcfr patent The c
hr and only genuine patent Extensive Asngemenn arc M
supply springs builder, railroad copanies, and u
require to use this patent sA. ..E 81
me price fixed 50 cents pound, Including Ae pkss
the patent.
The American just awarded The advertiser De -
premium for best India rubber car spring.
Osdsru Of the Unnd 0tstss giving the eIscta
rubber required, viii BE- prosnpdy cxecsted
No peson authority 10 make vcad the India mi
springs, which operate by comPssssaoa Of The sees
states, Of nineteen fnda rubber pnnu Va
house - Couruandt street, New Yosk.
Public attention called the advertisement Of Mr. Ds h
the only authorized 70 anufActurs and vsnf ~ -
In the United States. M -. -.
w. c. FULLn
BY his Attorney, O. n. KHEyIrl,
Nxw Yoax, 1851. N.
Jaa l<-ood3n
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LII xvIDTEIs.-Now store and FOR
II usual prices
20 medium and priced "a table damask
patterns
pieces lo4 table amask, rich patterns
30 damask table Napkins assorted In sizes
10 dozen bleached and brown doyies
80 dozen assorted damask and Hucklback towels
20 pieces towelings, all kinds, styles, and prices
so pieces Irish linens, all pure, !" for shirting
10 pieces fine linens for bosoms and coias
100 pieces fine bluached shifting cotons ~
With many desirable goods line al Of which viii
q cheap for the mcnths
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles low and fair dealing may be relied on in ~
REkkf = bROTHER,
Jan i3-3wif Opposte Centre Makkst.
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q Al NM WORTH - dry goeAS At prime -
94VsUJU BARNES MITCHELL, inssndinS achasr -
busns, would announce 70 she pubic a su and aaw
meg viii sell fos cash article thsr oues a hfs ca =
ock being unusually large and well af1ed with sat
WonA purchasers Shst they now Nv an oppomnM
80 Sueh torEains been osrel IN Wastagtn
my Up>as (ssch fancy wssr) VIZ b sod q asacnAc
ek INV % tfnd " probably The i..sess in shs District - "
psuoo 10 hshtonsb,s aid desirable styles o( The
= - = 5ytts pardcuiar asssntoa 70 their b.sv 49,
-, veivees csshmsses, Ne, which must h rtsss
Hsex ihs, lace capes, Frsnch wosksd eo,lars, - -
keechie6 isce and musin sssvss, caxnhrc edgnp NJ
thread hes, fnsss fascy ak neck uss sssrA, h6as 49,
Ion shsw, oas Cashmsss shawis, Bsy etas - -
do, Tsrieton musins, coiosed nisoasi pink, blss :"
grapes white and colored berssss, fbs svcnnS des -
goods q descdptioN iissn sbeseaes, hnen Table
scripuon velvet Brussss ihresp,y ard iarsh csp~i
hoor oiIcloths bankets, quilts, nc. 49,,
They would here inform their friends m ~
that selling nrst cost they shall certainly DO ma
cash consequently, t~r books viii b cicsed until the
change takes place, due notice of which will be gwen
Between 9Th and oh Streets Penn Ava
Jsu l4-asw3wn
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IN conformity Code Of Virgins Of 1870, psss <a
do hereby make known 70 ell whom IL nay cosesn n -
pears, by certificate Of the escheator OF the coanp
dsisd the sist day OF DecemSer 1851 received into m
ocs The M day Of January ssa that By inqossi ~ =
Rexh Of December, 1851, Loo OF land coetsnise m
acres, lying Page county, adjoining Gideon O. Bruhsks
Long, &C, of which Robcr stcksr died sesed, Va p
y "'' sH PARKn
Jan a7--iawew Register Lssd osa
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ATTENTION.


1hs sswsa Richest Hsnssr Eass sprlns Good. A.
teness year. - -
rHAs. A. SMITH q CO., No. Old Stale House. Bo,o. .
leave 10 invite gentlemen visiting boston examine tas
stock most Of which has been selected by gentleman
perienee buyer, from the principal manufacturer q I
Germany, and France, and Imported 10 order e<ae
ossTcoating IA English, Vsastan fur, beaver,
pfoot) beavers nae cloth hnisl beaver Whitney,.
French casters kossuth revesbleah entirely new sys a
coats For dress and hoek cloths from most
makers In French, German and English
oTs and rich and superior nnish. ~~
Probationary and yesnssovef three hundred M.
each Of such variety and beauty fail 10
most renne and exquisite 1850
Cullna depArtnlcnl.-wWe have different euiu.x
men who, or skill and taste, ), Sa
have competitors III Nsae
We trust the inducements shall offer sbo a.
with call will selection BY them socs
which 10 not surpassed equallea ia amy similar
this any other city In the Union eAa
All OF which will be manufactured with personal .ien
IT. style, superior workmanship trimming. whlrs
large and constantly patSonase h
now enjoy and prices that cannot fail please.
CItAS. A. SMITH IN
No. Old State House, Boeos
Jan 22-aawJm @
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VALUA BILE business Stand for Rent In WashangtOn
city, posse ssicn given q the three
erecting the old sstubhea stand n the
corner Market Space. They t IN the
ost modern stye and with % lights
10 wide BY 30 et deep The clea With
Of the ~ feet wide By " feet high has
clear dry Hnssd s well igh.d BY several
wrdsws building The second fout
ina Market Space IL feet wde 81 feet dcep then becomes
y feet deep having skysh feet wide ~ . feet
oar EASEMENT, . sales Is feet w3e By IS
feet deep es inches high There communicsst6. fsuD
each arway The laird
Deep with skyght feet BY feet In The
sso store could be made by throwing the
ssoeea vaul In the
fuel st
pa tes apply subscriber, the Petomac House, nos
~ PenBsyivania svenus, between ID and * streets
Dcc l3-Tu Thsatu ANNE T. DERngOxT.
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oESCY ro- Claims AZ Washtngse. Cisy, ~ EvAM1
been FOR more than nineteen years ~
Ps1sion once having resigned named iussa,
oprhed omee al wShiagon cisy On the north sAe e
against either before Congress or tho
part N
agent Washington but those TO which - sseo
devoted the following, MI Bounty
land Congress- approved septeue a. 1850
granting the soldiers Tor seir widows - 1nes go
al $780, Of 1871, bs ~
war the Black war, General waynss war ffos 7a
and 10 the ofccu Of the MEXICAN warciat a
kinda arising Of the late with Merico pasttc ~
bounty land and pensions horses and other property ic ~
three months clothing mileage, osnge enAed
raising companies Indian claims, and revolutionary ~ o. all
kinds.
Land warrants bought and sold the highest market pces
they refer members Of Congress- and all ON
csss OF the government generally
Dec 2s-d&w3m
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GALES that must be snado.-We have In sto,S M 81
u ing which mus be sold, have make room a. %
stock ~
100 pieces silk various styles
23J do mousseline dc laine, all grades soma ye,v,
for IAN cents. ttss A@
% do 6ne caShmeres
20 do merinoss, all good coors
30 do PaTamaua cloths, all eolors aud gIades
65 do white, red, and yellow nannes
leo do dark cxssineses, al grades
10 do ovesc0stiugs
10 do black and colored French cloths
900 do dark calicoes
l55 pairs blankets, all grades, to which especial sasnn
100 dozen ladies' and gentemen's kid gloves A.,.a
make N&f ="
rs do ladies' winter hosiery, all grades
80 do genuemen's hosiery
20 do do under vests and drawers
Is do ladies' undervexts.
With great variety Of all styles OF ladies' and gnsmens ~
and carpets, rugs, oil cloths, &c. y
VERIFY MILLER
Jan 27-lmolu Penn av., bcweeR 7ti and 9Th q
Init
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CEL.IrG OFF VERY CHEAe.--we are cSsns =.
~ dscemenh persons of dry goods; our s.oea
heavy, snd the IL fA advancing when We shall
remainder Of sock, Immediately opposite our II
very anxious rsduce u much possible, -
Of drea GOODS, vcvets, shaws biankes and in
in sock would do well 10 look through hefos
Our stock VIEWERS win b found very large, and a n -
sold bsfcvs The spring ladies in want Of velvet d~
lower pvice than usual win have the op1ovnniY n
w. NJ. sHUgTER co-
Jan 23-eoA TN susei, near the "" NJ
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WOODi wOODt WOOD 1.-The subscriber b. a., = A. o,s
ysrS near Ssh srces bridge seven OF eight hundred ~ -
hic hoy, csk, pane word, which he 70 snrc"s
srspe Win III fne~ res1y 70 ~
ansndsIss - mar sut He will take me ra
soe n kis friends customers ~ % he qualify os
Ac ~ 10 r. o. Daniel John r. Frost John Csesu =,
mar, IN. Rsyiy Washington, New. T. v hofrs' Wv
lscn. = n 1880 M covwAf'
Jan 1-eo0ms skCk"e W
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rHA MPAGNE WINE, ac--Just received from Havrc 300
superior Champagne wine high xrade part Of
importation, VIZ
b Cabinet Champagne
Boxers verzsneN
Rsnsaid vssS111s superior Heids,ck do
md choice uyBds.
win ssneral ASSIGNMENT Of selected liquors. cigars, nc.
yor sale by gro. THos. PARKER L. CO.,
Dee s-TuThssswf Opposite Browns Hotel.
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DANKIN0-HOUSE OF q. w. PAlRO.-wILLIAM
EoURsE this day becomes in The Banking
c. w. will
dscted in the Of Pairo Nourss.
JAsuASY 10, 1851.
The Banhine house Of FARO NoURsE open nw
of and 18th
made and sight hills purchased on all the principal cities Of
the Union.
Land warrants purchased sold
per per paid deposus when len for thirty days
longer.
Land wanted.
Jan l7-dm
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For sale upen EAsy Terms. a.
THE north half OF Lot No ~, and improvements, 1
u Lot No. ?, In square west OF sqnss. c~sS
Lcs No. y in square ST. cor sm
Los No. ., In square eos.
Jsos No. Is, In squsSe 5l3.
Lot No. q, In square 3l5
LOT No. 7, in square 6to rvppyp
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GihS AlLKSWs have in vichest lsdes
osess nks That can ~ found dsood
~ .aen 80 VIII now, and until the Close q The nae
Usas sAcuece 10 Feduss stock TT ~ s#4 at4
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COKE, Tar. and Lime hand and fer sale the
u washnston wosksTbc fuel givss intanss
heat xtes readily charcoal The
chiefly timber. son The lima
being highly ammonia, great manure
and h superior The ordinary ms when usd for that purposs
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ELE0ANr CLOTHING MADE TO OhnEsw
II STEER merchant tailor afsr very heartily thsnhM
tnmers, cise~s and ssjournev Dsct and the ~ ~
country, for hssr nesssi ana eseosagne paro.a sss
wslve years, respectfully soEicits Continuance o. m
his essnAshDen eh street, thrss DOOR from W
where, having the advantage o loo verf ereses 20. -
tsss o~l frslras wertss~ Together with STOCK o. Js.
msres, and vessisgs varop and wall ASSORTED n
eaAnos fl to be pleased, BE guarantees the smp'ss'
al whom he may have the pleasure 20 - ~
The experiment be has bssn uyiag fer hs last nin ~
estshsshens ue ~ Al ~ avenue, where renn sss -
~ made corsspoadinsy scw, hss thus far
succsssfs; and sssasmen advised 10 take the's
consideration.
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