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shaiersvine.

Ma. PIcKETT's ScHooL.-aTr. Pickett closed
his SpriDg Session last Friday with examina-
lion in the forenoon and afternoon, and exh,bi-
tion in the evening. We were present, and can
speak understandingly when we say, that the ex-
animation was well sustained, and the exhibition
in the evening one of great interest. The whole
exhibited thoroughness. and aborious pains-taking
on the part of teachers and purs, and very hand
souie and creditable proficiency. The Shaiarsville
institute is not exceled, ceftainly,hy any academ-
ical School in the County. and is Ling a great
work for Shalersville in refining. eisvating and de-
veloping the mental powers of the bright and in
telligent youth ofthat pleasant tawn. We should
judge from what we saw, that Mr. Pickett and his
accomplished sister are model teachers aud it is
hopedthe citizens of ShaersviIle will be able long
: 10 retain their services in the Institute Mrs.
STEvEss, the Music Teacher, is an accomplished
Performer, and her pupils acquitted themselves
with great credit.
TEMPERANcE.-Shalersy has some of the
most staunch and stalwart friends of the cause in
the County, and the cause is advancing there, and
awakening deep interest among the people. On
Saturday night Miss Lncretia A. Wright spoke 10
I crowded auditory in the Disciples Church. and
was iistenedto with absorbing interest. She spoke
with power and effect. We believe the people of
Shalersvile would sustain the Trustees in the en-
actnient Of a prohibitory ordinance, and we hope
such an ordinance will be speedily passed.
HoRhss SToRE.--Une of the very largest assort-
fnents in the County can be found at Horrs Store,
and in every variety the richest and best as wen
as the cheaper fabrics. Mr. Horr is an enterpri-.
sing and obliging merchant aud with his gsntleman-
" and accommodating Clerks renders visit to
bis STORE very pleasant and doubt profitable to
purchasers.
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Furniture,

A view Furniture " Wate Room Just opened one
IL l. Its of Halls Book Store on Main st. where may
@ a.. Flds Of Cabinet low prices.
and ros OF various sizes Also the largest best
ferod -, : assortment of plain and fancy chairs ever Of
@ N s narket consisting in part of every yarie, of
Nursery and oen IRON os to ls dollars per set Rocking
toms in common all of which viii he si, '" ~ CIt.
prices. have also choice lot Looking Glasses Viii
April s5th 1858. re. PHILIPS
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Notice to stockholders.

Tie stockholders of the cleveland and PtshurpI,
Rrailroad Co. hereby requested to meet mt The of.
fee of the company in Cleveland on Thursday Goth
day of May next at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose
of Ia sing into consideration telegisation of PennsyI
vanil with regard 10 the extension Of said Cleveland
Pittsburgh Railroad up the valley oftIe 0 10 River,
in said STATE together with any other business which
may then he presented.
BY order OF the Toa'd of Directors
CYRUS PRENrISS. President
OfEce Cleveland P.ttshnrgl~R. r. Co.
Cleveland, April 90 1858. l2l75w
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FArAL AccIDENT.-JnHNM MoRsAN, of Paimy-
ra In this County, brakeman on the C. & P. r.
r. accdentiy fell from Freight train, yesterday
morning short distance this side of Bedford, and
was Instantly killed. Nearly the whole train, about
thirty cars. passed over his body. mangling and
crushing it in a shocking manner. The body was
brought to Ravenna and from thence conveyed to
Palmyra for interment.
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Z LonD's CoUaTERFEIr DETEcToR May
number of the detector has been received. The,
proprietor has made arrangements for coming out
with new dress in the June number. Smaller
type will be used and other improvements made
Terma-Monthly Sl,a5 per annum in advance
T. w. Lord Editor and Proprietor Cincinnati O.
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NEW esss0gsS

At CAMPBELLSPORT
GAIN We call the attention of the people fl, the ar
"A rival of an stock of Fall an.. Winter
Goods Our business has SO much increased that it has
warranted us IN purchasing very large assortment
Ii is generally admitted So that our selecns in re-
gard TO style and quality superior any brought to
th's section of the country. The Ladies are already
convinced ofhe fnct and if they will CALL we " i'll en-
deavor to show them goods that will every way suit
their wants and taste.
Il fine lot of
READY MADE CLOTHfNG
particularly Over Goats. Oh how comfortable good
thick Over Coat is in cold Stony day; hut how much
more comfortable empty your pockets entirely to
pay for ihem.
BOOTS AND SI1 OES:
we have double the number that ever had before
consequently great variety, and all warranted to be
PER cent cheaper than last year.
Ladies' Gaiters and Overshoes cnnb be purchased much
cheaper than last Fall.
All tho who handsome Crockery don't forget
to call and examine fine Tea Wire. No better Vie
can be found this side of the mountains.
W The highest prices rait! for adj kinds of Produce.
J. II. BOSrWICK & Co.
Camphesport Get o.
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1LLUsrnarED MAGAzISE OF ART.-The May
number is before US, aud from a carsory exa,nina
any preceeding ohe As work of Artit will rank
among the first in the country. A. Montgomery
Publisher New York aud for sale ty Booksellers
generally
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CE0tlaE ag. Cloths. assFaaaeres,
EesainsS- EFais saisssEasg Gso0as,
&c. tA5c., tSc,
.. N. SOTeF VTEEE

s receiving from New York, and will continue to
keep on hand good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing ofsuperor quatity, and prices that
'aIi TO suit Cash and Ready Pay Customers.
Gentlemen wishing good article of cloths cassmeres
and vestings, viii find it their interest to call and
examine his stock
rams viii be taken to get and keep kand dal kinds
OF furnishing goods 1nd tailors trimmings of The best
quality.
Every effort will be made suit all kinds of custom
Grs IN making up garments, in Sly and work nanship
by strict attention their tastes ana by empoyn the
best workmen. - s ~
caSh ana 'eady Pay has been for the last
three years, and feel no irciipation to cbsno he
leving 1t 10 be better for customers well as ourselves
W Cutting dona right, short notice at The sb IN
Bank. Ffe enc
Ravenna April 2otll 1883
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TO CONTRACTORS.
MEDICAL NOTICE

GREAT OPENING FOR 4 PHTSICI3N
FEy He undersigned Offers his residence and
a practice for sale, His residence with Of
fee attached is eligihly situated on Main street.
but few rods east of the Depot. and is good
location for Physician. for Sore or other bus
iness. For good physician The present oppor
tunity is a rare Zone, and the undersigned asks
the altentlon Of the profession, or OTTER business
men to his offer. as he is determined TO sell and
on terms which will be bargain to the buyer.
The buildings in gnod order, a porion en-
iireIy new, and aItc gether The premises are
such as must he attractive TO purchasers.
Terms cash down and possession given i'm
mediately.
I'D. WELLMAN, NJ. D.
Raveana, May 10Th. 1853. 1919
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second Arrival

fESH snbscrbeTs receiving their second stock
q of Fall and Winter Goods and have the pleasnre of
offering to their customers of the largest stocks of
Goods ever brought to Old Portage" The day for sell
ling goods at large profits has passed. and now to sell
big pile and at small profits the motto We ewoud
merely hare he Goods. and let those who NAV favor
with call, testify to prices.
Nov. 23. 1852. c. J C PHFNrIsS
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E- It viii be seen By referring to our adverti-
ing columns, that the firm Of NJ Elwains & Turnham
has been dissolved. The busnessbf the concern
will be continuedby the junior partner, Mr.. Turn
ham.
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Noticr.
Is hereby gyen that petition viii be presented the
Hon Board of Commissioners of Portage county, their
June session. to vacate road commencing the schoo
house. in school district No. in Manua township run
ming south easterly to its intersection with the roadlead
ing from Aurora to Garrettsyille.
49, D. B. LADD and Others Petitioners.
Mautua May 4th 1853 l2s9-4w*
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VALlSES & CARPET BAGS
IS large supply just received ut the Eagle cloth.
where in The county call and see them.
CHA'S. GREENFIElDER
Arr1l oa 1854 ~
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THE OHIO STAR,

II We regret the necessity Of ommiiting the
stble Society proceedings and fhe proceedings of
the Ladies' League. They viii appear next week.
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MI USLlN COLLARS. "A beaiIltlltl assntt
ment of Ladies' Muslin Collars Under Sleeves Bands
&c. for sale cheap at HL& DAYS.
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POPULAR GOODS AND POPULAR PRICES.
NETT CASH PRICES.
UND DEVEATESG ANg4 ETNERnEsy5

VAT E respectfully invite the tealion of close
w cash buyers to our large and e!egan
stock OF Spring and Summer Goods. aud The
terms upon which we dispose of them. Ou,
terms are those adopted aad pursued succe ssfully
by US from the commencement of our business
IL this city 10 The present time and shall be
strictly adhered 10, aid which are briefly as fol
lows:
We ain, TO sell all the goods in which we deal
at very slight advance. TO enable US t, do
this successfully we off-r our sock al nett prices
rates uniform and undertaking to all.
We take pleasure III alludng 10 our stock as
follows:
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
In This daparmet buyers will fiud an assori.
ment Of dress goods unsurpassed by apv e>t,b-
ishment in his city. la Domestic, Scotch.
md English Lawns we have grades ranging
from the lowest 10 the highest prices; and so al
so in French Lawns Jaconets and Baroses
constantly replenished by purchases from auc.
ton Muslin De Lanes. stpnle and fancy silk.
4 full line OF Shawls, in addition to The regular
assortment, always full and complete. We
Shall be receiving every day fresh sab lots'' OF
something new in The dress goods line for the
sharp and active cash buyers. as we mean to
make our store emphatically the cheap cash
store Of Cleveland
PRINT AND GNeHAM DEPAKTMEN&.
4 tull line of Merrinac. Cocaeea. Spragne's
Phillip Aliens American Pint Works, and
DunnelPsPrit:ts, together ~i'h a full assortment
of English and French. Lancaster and man.
chester Dnmesti; Ginghams added 10 very
choice assortmen: of French, German and
Scotch goods of this description
WHITE GooDs DEPARTMENT,
We hive devoted very large sp+ ce in our
Store TO this branch Of business. mud can exhibit
iu lines Of the various gods coming Under this
head; among which will be found large assort
ment of White Linens Of all grades and st.les
OF filish. Cnmbrics. Jaconets. Lnwns, Mulls.
Table Linen. Towels, Napkins. Liaen Sheet
i"ss Pilow-case Linens. and all grades ard
sly les suitable for house keeping purposes, hotels
and steamers. Pape: Cambrics Six Ffinges,
Laces, Cambria Handkerchisfs &c &c.
Hosiery DEpARTmENT.
. The assortment oil Goods In this department
comprises every t1ing n The way Of goods in
this line, and we cen only say that more de-
sirabie stock cannot be found TO select from by
our Customers.
DOMESTIC GooDs.
"A large stock bought before the rise. Coup
try merchants buying for cash will do well 10
give US a call.
EDWARD iVISON,
IL SUnprOr ON.
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q EN- EXCELSiORS did no, come TWO
Ed weeks ago expected, but kave them
now. Those who are in the habit of wearing white
hats will find Suit them this lot Citizens of
this town have had go Cleveland to get a good
beaver formerly" They rely on these being
the best manufactured.
March 20, 1858. JAMES TwtrT & Co
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First Inyoiee

z SPRING AND SIMMER GOODSl
UST received beautiful assortment and good variety
sS of the spring style of Rounets lso some very
pretty ribbons to match. The subscribers have COM
menced and will in the next ten days their stork
OF spring and summer goods We have spared no pains
to have the assortment complete in every department and
we will endeavor satisfy all who NAV favor us with
call that we are willing to work for small profits.
C. & J. C. PRENTISS.
Ravenna, April 1864. -
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GROCERIES AND PRoyIS1oys

GROCERIES AND PRUVISIO NJ.
THE sub>critefs have on hand larcnr and
more extensive assortment OF Groceries, Provisions and
riiriees than be found in any establishment in the
county, and will sell good an article low price as
be found elsewhere.
Also prepared buy Produce at high Cash Rates as
any other house. ii. w. SMITH & co.
Ravenna, Nov. 80, 1872. 1896
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No. 8 Pine street,
New = ork City.
MAY 2d, 1853.

EH7 E have made an arrangement with the extensive
w Firm of NIIIIAHs IL CUNNIHGHAM, No. 9 Pine
Street, New York, which will enable reduce the
prices of Goods least 25 per We will sell Hats
which w. formerly sod for S5 tor At No. = whic,
sold for 4 for 34 every thing in line i'll proportion
We receive this morning of Goods and have
% the road The largest Stock OF Hats Cnps
and Bonnets ever brought to this Town. We have bal
one price for goods below you will 6nd the prices:
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E&eY fO gRcRc q OER'S Cabin.
FEN Ills lnng aud nnxiously looked for work
- by Mrs. Stow is Just received and,for sale at
Halls Book STORE.
Ravenha April 18Th, 1855
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SETTLE Uf1t
FMStiE Snhscribpts believing it for the inter
e est of customers as well as our own to settle
year. and desiring make an inyariabie rule re-
quest all having book acconts to call soon and settle tbe
same either by or payment
Jan. 18th, 1858 C&J c. PRFNTIsS
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Nosice,

a DR.. II. Tubbs will be at the Prenlss
House, Wednesday and Thursday June 81 h and o.h
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4 8 5 3

SPRING KONNETS
VAT z have Just received Spring style Bonnets
Wv winch Will be sold 25 per cheaper than the
same kind can be purchased for any other establish
ment. ILey are all new styles. Call and examine.
V1SI1r1' 4,
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Annual meeting of the Ohio Wo,naa.s
Nights Association.
Association will be held at Ravenna Porase q CL,o
commencing "Wednesday the 25tf of Nav next ot 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing two days.
The object of this association is the removal eff tho ~
unjust and oppressive legal and social regulations f
which Woman SUFFERS and which tend, merely to
prevent her fulfilling her destiny-by meeting her
responsibilities and performing her dutiesbut also
the progress and development of the race.
The intelligence of the world is becoming awakened
to the evils of many of those legal social and vocational
distinctions; and manhood well womanhood, is de-
mandng something better adapted the advancement
and welfare of both.
The friends of Humanity and Progress earnestly and
cordially invited to attend the meeting and there discuss
the subject of Womans true position in socetyher rights
duties and responsibilities
-. sALLlE B. GROVE, Secretary.
T. March 2slh, is5s.
. +
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RATHER zARav!

II GDper aGzon.
RHATTlIEWS is now ready t., execute the finest
Iva DagusrreoIype I.ikenesses of the present age
Having just purchased Qaick Instrument he able to
produce Lihenesses of Children in or 3 Seconds
N B-l will have the hest Instruments the best
Chemicals and the best method of the whole 1aguer
reotype process and will nke fine and correct Like
nesses us any living daguerrean.
w. B. MATTHEW'S
Ravenna, May 3, 1853
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STRAW GOODS.

4 N this brareh of trade all right. We have
u got Hats of Panama. Tuscan, Jenny Lind Straw
CaEion Braid. &c. enough TO supply the hole county
L. S.-siruw Bonnets received every week from The
factory in Broohiyn, New York.
JAS. TNTTT & CO.
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MA aEa RAna

DfE ID
In this village, on The 30h April, of dropsy on
the BRAIN, EMILY CARoLIsE, eldest daughter of
George and Emily Someryille. aged FIVE years.
We would nqD Dseall her back.
Though dreary is the shadow death has cast
Upon our spirits track:
We know all sorrow wwiih her is past,
Aud therefore mourn rot. She has joined the choir
Who stfikes Their golden harps with angels fire.
In Middrbu'y, on the I'd inst. Mrs Mary
WINTERsTEIN,aged 23 years and months, daugil-
ter OF R"derick and Olive Norton, of Southibgton,
TrumbulI Cnuniy.
In Rootsiown, on the 9Th inst, of Eryspelas,
Warren Cotton, aged 45 years.
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ED ALL ROAD! RAIL RoAD!!-Ona case mare
81 T. of hose fur hnis hich worn so extensively by
eonductors the e. g. r. K. R. call and get as this
is the last box. JAMES TWITT & Co.
March %, 1858.
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4 = s6 g
SPRING STYLE HATS

ECST received Jenn's i.earys and Beebes Spring
- Style Hats warfnnred to year if they are
put on the rtght -iSlacks'' call inspect Them.
March 18th, 1858. JAEEs fwiTr & Co.
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{ COpAnHMERsuTp.

FEH1 undersigned has this day associated with him
"A in The llaflng business Edmond fwItt, and the
business will hereafter be conducted under the and
6rm of Jas 'rwit d Co ct the old sard now occupied
by the subscriber until the st of October nex when
we will remove 10 of the Brick Stores 10 be erected
by H. l.. Day the burnt district.
Ravenna Feb. 23th. 1853. JAMES TWITT
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Notice.
NOTICE,

To the Members of the Farmers Mutual Insurane
company of Portage County," The annual election of
OF this Company Will be held in Ravenna at
so onee oi sad Company on Wednesday, the ist day
" JUNG next P. D. CoN4NT.
Secretary.
Nls' senlia' May 3D. 1853. I2Ie-3w
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PERSIAN DECLINES.
GONE beautiful styles just received are going
~ off very low at PpEsr1ss'
January IL 1853.
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laaolhcGpR RuoIh2mgs DanSunwa
dung aS @1sa
Cleveland, Chic.
JEHU BRAlNERp, w. n. BURRIDGE.
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WOiIGes 10 Z NEsEEs5NsU8S' -
SSEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
"a the Ensineer's offies of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Rail Road Company, in Wellsville,
rfnm The 1t to tue 10th of May next. for the gra-
drtnn md Masonry of thirty nine miles of the
Whereling extension nf The Cleveland and Pits
hureh Railroad, from the mouth of Yellow Greek
to Bridgeport opposite Wheeling. Plans. pr files
nnd specifications will be exhibited and all reuai-
site information given the office of The COMPANY
at Wellsville. C. PRENTISS President,
J. LINTON. Chief Eneiueer.
Office of the C. & p R r Co,
Cleveland, Apri 8. 1858. l2l5-4w
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FIRST ARRIVAL
n E w G01OnS

Fotress OF the late fire by which the Brick
GIlettl was ni,e IN the possession of S. A. g. R.
TWO doors east of the public where s ore
n onS s stock % of Spring and Summer Goods to
toners and the people of Portage ana Gus
suring them that our stock is good as the bst as
be sold as cheap the cheapest 'est' ana VIII
April s. 1853 En- g Co..
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For the Spring Trade.

2 Superior street. opposite Bank ..
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eRH USLlN Edgngs and Insertngs-
I'M Wide Mifsn Edgng from 10 90 shillings per yd
Medium and Narrew do do Tto4 do
Cambria and Muslin Insertings
Flouncing Linen and Thread Laces Cotton Laces &c
just roc'd at . ii l. g. r. DAVIS
Nov. 8, 1852.
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F. W. Seymour.
eaier an Dry Goods. Groceries, crockery.
Hardseare. &c, &c.

NeF GSGdS.
ERECEIVED last week. BY rail road. large stock o
A1 goods which the subscriber offers al low prices
E. ". SEYNuUR.
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ME R0POLlTAN HARDWARE STORE

Pennsylvania Greauc, betrccn Oh and l0th Streets
NEAr DOOR 70 G AIT * BROTHERS JEwELRy STORE
WASHINGTON. ID. G.
rOODS AS Low, wholesale or retail. as in any
~ city IN the Union.
BUILDING MATERIALS
Particular attention gwen To this department IN
procuring and keeping constantly On hand Il great
variety OF the latest and most approved style OF
Goods required by Carpenters and Builders.
COACHMAKERS AND SADDLERS HARD
WARE
The only complete assortment III the District, con
siSting OF everything required in the business.
CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERY
GOODS.
Looking Glass Plates Hair Cloth. Curicd Hair
Moss, Gimp. and Gimp TackS, Webbing. Sprng>
Castor>, Walnut Mahogany, and Rose Wood
Moulding, SC.
SPORTING GOODS.
Guns. Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition Of I'LL kinds,
Bowie Knives, Gun FiAings, Fishing Tackle, 81.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Very superior Table Cutlery, Kitchen Utensils,
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, German Silver and
Britannia, Ditto.
FOR VARIETY STORES.
Bird Cages, Bat Balls Marbles. India Rubber
Goods. Percussion Caps, Frlin. Lines. Pcnknvcs.
Tack>, Pistols, Sc, very low al wholesale.
iy li-co3m H.LINDSLEY.
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New York Harblcd Iron Works..

Office ond Safes Room, No. 4l3, B,onfrny, opposite
Ncw Harcn Railroad Depot, Mpnutirtory corner
Of 9Th arenuc and 47h street, near tic Crystal Pct
acc, Ncm YORK.. -
FtNilE original and most extensive Manufacturers
l. Of NAIBIElZED CAST IRON NANTEIS.
TABLE TOPS, COLUMNS, PILhSTERS. CLOCK
CASES, COUNTERS, &c. Also, al kinds of AS'i'-
lNGS, for Buildings. such a. WINDOW I.INTELS,
SlLLS, DDUE-WAYS. BALCONIES. Sc.
The above Company. haviii" ju>' completed Il new
and most extensive Foundry and Mandatory. beg
leave IN cn The attention Of Architects, Builders.
and the pubic generally 10 tllrir assortment at Mar
hleIZcd Iron Mautcls, aud other Articles, which they
are now producing. on an enlarged scale; the beauty
and designs of which, and their exquisite finish have
never been cGuaCd and cannot bc cNcclled
jhe exact limitations ot The finest varieties of Mar
bH, such ~ Egyptian. Sienna HrucnrIic, Veri An
tqiIc, Agate Prince Albert, JaSpar, PyreieSe Light
Spar, White Stauary &c, have elected the in-
qualified COMMUNICATION uf cOnIiosscurS IN Marbles
and fully established their popularity with the pub
lie. .. .-
Some of tn" advantages IN This discovery consist
IN its capahty ct wi'it>tan,!rng high degree OF
heat. o Resisting oils and acids. which stain and dc
face Marble. and their cilrapucs>. tbrn. about one
third the cost in comparison with all other kinds o.
Mamtcl>; also oi being packed and sent with salcy
10 any part of the country.
Tn" Maring department; IL under the direction O
Mr. T.. SHOEMAKER, who iir-t introduced tins Inval-
liable discovery to the public. and demonstrated lis
practical utility and application to metal. and other
substances. Circulars, with p!al"%, exhibiting the
varieties o pattern, will Il" furnished when desired
Address orders and COMMUNICATIONS Ia
W 5-eo CHARLES CROSBY. Scrv.