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S SIlOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
u s.. SPELLING BOOKS,
ECLECTIC do
ECLECTIC LIST READER,
do 2nd Reader,
do 3rd Reader,
do 4th Reader,
do 5th Reader,
RAYS ARITHMETIC, Parts End and 3rd,
MITCHELL,S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY.
PINNEOsS GRAMMAR,
COMST )CK'S PHILOSOPHY.
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY,
sMe,alic Pens, Paper, Ink, Quilts, States, SC.
For Sale at KRkBRlDES.
Nov. 80.
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Erysipelas cured By the use of d.. Guysofsss y
Ertracf Of Yeiio,c Dock and Sarsap0yiAn. .tea;
SCOTT TOWNSHIP. V~ANDERDuRG Co..
Indiana, July 4th, 1858. 2F2i
IL ~PAnK-pear Sir: 1t is with great pleas
ure l write you about the very happy effects Of
yuur .Dr Guysoft S Erfracf Of Yekotc Dock and
Sarsapa'fHa," upon my daughter, who has BEEN 3
suffering under that dreaaJu l disease Erysipeids,
with which she was attacked in 1913. aud she was
attended by some of our most skiliiul physicians g
for over eight months perseveringly, without any,,
beneficial effect whatever She became reduced
TO a perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her IS
shoulders TO he. knees, which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pro.
nounced her Case hopeless, and beyond the reach -
Of medicine, My neighbcrs and MYSELF lhought :.
her dissolution near at hand One of my neikhsss
bors Insisted on my trying "Dr. GtfgsoHs ESaf
tract Of Yeilc,c Dock and Sdrsapar1Ia's as q iasf
resort, for as all of cur Physicians had giben her
UP, there could be no detrimenti in il. i consent.s
ed to do so, more from a restless desire ia do
something for my daughter while life lasted. than
from any hope Of getting relief. Sol comIneneedSa
using the medicine according to directions. and
to my great astonishiment she inpfov.
ing. and before she had nsed three bottles she wsssl
able to sit upright in bed Before she had uaed /.
eight bottles she was able to walk out. She used
in all twelve bottles of d .GuysoH's Extract Of !
Yellow Dock aud SarsapariiIa.' which restored &
her to perfect health. in December, 1852. She -
now entirely free from any yestige of the come
plant.
Yours truly, d. L. MARTINI
Price. 81 per bottle. Six bottles for $5ss
Sold by JOHN D PARK, -
N. f. corner Fourth and W alnut streets, Gin
%cinnati, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addresses
ed.
For sale by J. A. & G. II. Davenport
Woodsfield; II. E K~otzebue, Malaga
Pollock, Carter &C.,, Sunfsh; M..P.s
Miles & Son. Somerton; Cotton g.
Buell., Marietta
Oct. 5, 1858.
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Administrators Sale.

administrator Sale.
AN Friday. the 23rd day Of December, mex,
~ between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
A O'Clock P. N., on the premises hereinafter de.
scribed: IN Monroe county. Ohio, the undersigned
as the administrator of Moses Win!and, deceased,
will sell at public auction, the following described
tracts of land situate in said county, to wit: The
nor'h east quarter OF the south west quarter o
section 20, in township 4. of range a. containing
80 and IS hundi edths acres Also-six acres a
land off the north east corner of the north ives,
quarter of the south west quarter of the same sec
tioi: Subject to the dover estate of Frances
Winland. widow. Terms made konwn on the
day Of sale. CITIZEN BEALL.
Adm'ro Of Moses WInland, decd.
November %. 1853
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EOR she instant relief aud rapid cure of .Asfk.
L mn, Consumption, Coughs. Colds, Hoossr-
ness. Group, and all disorders IT fe LtnHgs and
A SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER OF
CONSUMPTION. sBse
Let not thnse complain of being bitten by .
reptile they have cherished to- maturity in their
very bosoms, when they might have crushed il in
the egg. Now. if we call a slight cold the egg.
and pleurisy, iuf1anmation of The lungs, asthma.
and consumption the yenomous reptile. the mat
ter will be no more than correctly figured.
Attend 10 this in season; even q slight cold 10
no small matter. AT the first stack. use
Wistar's Balsam s0f Wild Cherry.
1t is sure to cure, and il is the only remedy you
can place perfect confidence in. 1t Commences
at the root OF the disease, and thoroughly eradi-
cafes it.
IN c~onsumptive systems. .sprocrpstination is The
thief of tiine,' , in an awful sense, as it shorteos
existence and hurries the pstse.t fiom time Tito
eternity. s1Af5
Thousands are dying who might have heen
saved by the timely use OF Wissar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. A few weeks, a few days. may
make q fatal difference in the progress Of con-
sumptive symptoms.
Sold by J. D. PARK. Cincinnati. o.
North. east corner OF Fouth and w stuut s~treeis-
entrance on Walnut street-io whom all orders
must be addressed.
For sale by J. A. & 6. II. davenport,
Woodsfield; L. L. Kotzebue. Malaga;
Pollock. Carter g. Co., Sunfish; nj. p.
Miles & Son. Somerton; Cotton &
Buell., Marietta.
Oct.5. 1853. SSH
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To Executors. Administrators, and

VI hhDlhNO
Under the existing laws it is made the duty o!
the Probate Judge ito direct and control the con-
duct. and settle the accounts Of executors and adj
minisrators,'' as well as OF guardians. In view
or his fact. and the additional one that several
SPECIFICATIONS are now on file in the Probate Office
fotfcitations, II may not be Inappropriate to call
attention to the facts in regard to administration
business in this cou ty This mode, being much
the least expensive, is selected for the present.
find /. Some executors. administrators and
guardians have never given bond; though this has
slot often occurred
II. In sew sral cases there is not sny notice OF
appointment on file in the Probate office, and j.
- beIieved that ir several instances the notice re-
quired by law was never given.
III. Some executors and administrators have
never returned an inventory OF the personal es-
tate, or a sale bill.
w In but very few instances. comparatively.
durinr the last eighteen months. have executors
or ADMINISTRATOR procured an extension of time
10 collect debts, &C., as the law requires.
" A great number of executors, administra-
tors and guardians have failed to render any ac-
eaunt. although the time when settlement should
have been made has long since elapsed.
These delinquencies exist to such an extent
chat thew del and the attention and action of those
intrusted with the settlement of estates, and the
control OF minors property,
Shall, beiose long, m AXE out a list of all those
whe are thus delinquent.
These remarks are made in no censorious spirit,
but with an earnest desire that the duties required
Of each OF US shall be discharged in a manner sat
is6actorv 10 ourselves and to all interested.
JOHN w. OKEY.
Woods6eld. O., Nov. %, 1858.
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SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS FOR TAXES

= THE FOLLOWING Sa List Lands ant Town Lots and Parts of Lots within the County
II Of Monroe returned delinquent by EDWARD SALISBURY, Treasurer I'M Collector of said
County, for tn Taxeso 1882 TO which thirty per- cent penalty is added. and the simple tax OF
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New Shop.

"a b. r.. DUNCAN has remov-
No. ed his SHOP from Ferry to Main street,
South side, 3 doors West of J. R. Smiths. where
he is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line,
WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired and ,rar-
rdnted to keep good time.
CiaringtSn, Nov. %. 1853.
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Blindness CURED by the use of Dir. Guysotfs Ex.
tract IF Yeiio,u DOCK and SarsapaysHa.
FArnviEw, Butler Co, Pa, Junel4, 1853.
M. John D Park-Dear Sir: I wish to state
that your excellent medicine, CDR. Guyeott,s
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. ~ has
completely cured my son, aged seven years, of
an aggravated case of sore eyes. From May Ill,
September, four months, he was confined to Z
dark room, under the care of a skillful physician,
wld consulted able counsel. He continued worse.
Tor two months. when he became entirely bind.
His eyes were SO highly inf1amed, and 90 very
sensitive that, when covered with seyen folds of
dark silk, he would scream with pain caused by
the light OF a candle. He had no appetita-hsd
taken so much powerful and offensive medicine
that l could neither coax nur force him to take
more lie was reduced to a mere skeleton, and l..
d~espalred OF ever returning his sight or health
About that time, ! saw yeur invaluable medi.
cine advertised as a remedy for sore eyes. caused
by scrofula, and your agent in this. place, John
Scott. Esq recommended it to me highly.
purchased a bottle aud gave it to. my son. 4
cc:ia &c. III. i::..:io s~,.Aration in him for two or
three weeks. He then began to Improve rapidly,
and before he had takca another bottle his eyes
were completely cured.
(Signed) Wan c.. CAMPBELL.f y
do hereby certify that l am acquainted with
Vim. G. Campbell, and have seen his son when
he wos in the condition represented by him. and
have seen him since. aud know that he is now in
good health.
(Signed) JOHN SCOTT. 3
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AUDITORS OFFICE, Mosnor cousrY,1

ACDT1 VIZ OF Y- MTKUE TUCNTF =
WooDsFrELD, November 23 1855 {
Aeueabyo tn provisions of n Mt entitled A Ad pres rbmg the uMes of County Audi
tors" passed March g. lsO, and the amenhaoy acts heeO,I hereby give nnuce,u the whole
of tn sevenIT Tracts of Land and Town Lots sdP PARTS of Los,c contained in the foregoing List or
so much thereof as will be necessary py the Taxes and mahyt charged thereon, wHlbe sold at
the Court House.. in ,het tow of Woodshed. Monroe County, Ohio ,on the
Second Monday of January, nen, being the I'm day OF sad NINTH.
by the County Tremurer, Unless said taxes and penalty shall be paid before That me In case
corner of said t and for the t@e or parts of tracts so sold, the purchasers ill be- entitled to
deeds from the Auditor of the County, hrt the expTaGou0 OF two yers from 1.-The day of sale, unless
the smesh shall have been rdeemed within that inn JOHN |. NOLL, audnpr m
nv3 20 Monroe Co., Ohio.
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CLNTON-Av. PROPERTY, Brooklyn

~ For sals-A story double House with two s-oy
exte1 on and pszzzs front and resrcoutaning IN al II
roous besides pAntIes and store rooMbu IN the best
manner foors deafened marble nantes throughout A.
There are spacous cellars under the house for coal WOOD
wine milk and ice all nit IN the most s1os.ra manner
There are eight lot. Of ground attached the house.
Handsomely land cut garden with box and stocked with
every variety Of fruit in abundance together with thirteen
large and valuable grape vines There 10 also conrno-
dous stable and carriage house with other ourbuidnza
The above property is situated the east side Of Cnion
av between Gates and La Fayettesva about half an hours
ride Of Fulton Ferry. and within few steps Of SIX stare
routes The above location IL well known the most
beautiful and desirable for residence OF any boofyn
and for an iryestm.nt il uneauaed Par; Of furniture also
for sale VIII be sold very reasonable and t1othrds pur
chase money can remain bond and mortEase Apply to
FENN l. WESTON Real Estate Brokers. No. 81 Cham.
Der, st dbssement oice,) to Mr. STEVENSON on the
premises
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DUUDING LOTS for SALE in the VII

hJICP - UyNPsTFADi-These Lo.s s-s - eHribe
any in the VILLAGE, eonTrnas so.F -
~ snSe Bon or twenty feet eleyEoni some OF tne 10y
ehoce,t es nd IL DRY and seystsd ind o1i "
1900. yr.It from the rsiroad Dept As ocs-on f1r
uburbsp residences they vii compare not aat1F9rs9y
with spy heretofore offered in this city.
Hen p.resd communication wts The city By railroad
.,srs times day also by stage daily By plank ro.a
Yor hstulDess il u unsurpassed suoec- 20 No iocdep
moderate the beat Of summer the lnsuenee o. the oa
equally the extreme cold Of winter. SOL i>ri
readily producing vhetever required for e0nysnenee9 %
ornament. Water equal CrotOn, and everywhere e@s
Obtained Surface level with sufficient sope FOR trs mage
and rocks stones An the eonvsoienees Of srEs nj
lace Churches god schoos numerous stores shops %
tea ke. More and better roads for riding than Il Enot
any other place which continue rood nearly ali toe yer
not than Is pubic roads radte from rms center Er
ceent fishing shooting and sat water bathing a. the cs
lance Of less than an b0urs rde- &C..
Ch.ybeste sprnss exist the immediate VICINITY wnieh
have been submitted to chemical analysis .7d are io1od %
Be Of hisb value for their medicine properties.
kne opening here presented 70 any one disposed 70
start good boarding hOns> or hotes -
Dr.pee Of Hemp.tesd from South Ferry by LOss Iss1d
Railroad about q, miles Distance OF he1nstesd rom
Fulton Rsy by Psns ro.d .eSs b Bisa TSrn9 o.
about 10 miles Air line distance 70 Ess; River a. Mp
bout about 70 mile. PoPalsOn Of ysts ,s9g5 IN
No i Pipe-st Nsw-Yors, or Of SAMUEL y. SOARING
or GfDEON 8 NICHOLS near the premises
have spayzed sample Of Spring Water eft BY M Gd-
con s. Nichols and nd il TO yield the following from one
gallon: s,,
Carbonate Of Lime. 10
Carbonate Of HagDesia- liza
CHLORIDE Of Calclnm le'
Chloride Of Magnesium.
sulpbste Of MaEnesa &c
Orgsnic Matter
Grain, q
The water slightly CHARGED with Carboue Acid Gas
than sufficient hold the earbouste IL solution Ieonsdsr
Tue ''''' s0'' JANIS R Chiffon, ST. D, Chemist
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obstruction.

4 YOUNG WIDOW LADY. residing In
N pleasant New-Englaad to~a. and who has lost al
ouy son desires 70 receive into her family 20 rear ana cd
ucafe one OF children who may have iost motaer
Any parent ward wishing home tor snch cndren may
for en a. vel friend who would ligously dscharye
the trust committed 70 Der by addressing EMIL al TINS
Office, stating particulars
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FACTORY. with il ACRES. of LAND AMI
Il L Coed AID Comfortable DWELLING-iOJSE SIS i't
SALE LEI--If8.;e niles fro PR nat ~,
Philadelphia tie HsvsT15-c rlLak Rad. AID -
run ksrosi. from III nee ooll cEa b hA1 re
Fsctory would couftn s-ts q vol lichlle y EtA
abundant water Voe- al fsr fz So II
Gliding oCus there u ~ preset two fzl 80 = II
ehinery IneiudinE = hons Il TIE MIL al Of tie very g
oesc-ipnon vhich VII Be sold 4 far pc A22J =
JOHN WATREs. tif b. ette-,l Box No sle Pasts pa,a
Pos,-Of1iee, or Msrsrs- THUELOW HUGHES, No II
North Frfth-g.- Pr EcepEla-
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Uatrbes, Jewelrp, ST.

ONDON WATCHES . +. COWDER0Y,
LIMO n Charnngton st., New-Road, 81 PsncrsA LondOL
ten years with Il H. Cooper, No Cslthorpest, GrsyS
lnnhoad be 10 canton his friends and tho public axsnA
limitations Of his Watches, which are being made G
Dess 10 STATE under these circumstances he gyess wf.
certificate with each watch proof Of their quality nd
none sre genuine unless they contain this cerGsk ".
bess 20 call the attention Of Merehants Watch Dss
&C. 70 his extensive stock Of Gold Csronomete Daps
aud Lever Watches Also his ChroBometer Duper, "a
Lever Movements both with Pinions of and 10 q ~
low est possible prices.
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tAKM Tor SALE-BeIOnglng 70 the estait
l. Of A COwirey. deceased st1at1d IN the tosn Of
Yonkers Wessehs County. y. Y s,oa IL miles from
the City Il Ne~York-5t miles Es<s from the village Of
YOnkeTs, ard = miles Wess from Hunts Bridge, On the
Harlem Rzilrsd Il e0ut1s about 10 Of ana %
scrss uader high Of r1lf afion and TIE remainder
good pasture and wood land. and - eel vAr-red
There large. uest CotfsE- H1use n. place n.
Clubhouse are very consisting of 100 a-se
Bans Stables CsazehO1se, sheos Corn CRIB lee holse,
&c- al in GOOD order.
The place eostA rs several young Orchards about 80
APPLE and 900 Peach trees in prime hea-InE The lA-l
wei stocked With fruit And shrubb-ry.
There il also some valuable beO-d stock OIsu. Horses
Ge which viii b. sold with the place # esred- A-o,
CsrrAze Market Wssons ssd good vIrsty Of tools, &c
There are -eversl eligible Building sites upon tbs psce.
which with It's proximity Railroads rrrdsrs e
very desabe situation Tor persons dSng Business II the
CITY. -
For further particulars apply si the Office Of y cow
Dry No. 81 WsIlst, or J. Il. C0WDRET, No. lgI
Frouf-sr or on the premises
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ScOO OOO-FoR SALE-A valuable

DUUU.UUVc corner Properly % tss NoEtn
- C.nal-.t very eheep. Also TIVE lots on Wests,
-,b rster priv ex~ Los Broome-t; lots on etAsv'
.ya s5,h--t two houses Leonaris,; I've houses %
Sssb-..: two S2d-t one on lfh-st one on jane 81
80. hou. and lot 9. Nesark, nesr the depot This
rus. l. finished with every modern improvement and 10
Sss-,be prp-rsy person wishing country residence
,th aces. 70 he City all hours 90 ece % loan On
,,oy.r,ge FRANCIS J KENNEDY, No. IS Wa!lu
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PROPERTY for

w SAY Tn cupola-rotfa-e house. No. 40 Gra,ost
-tb .del 3 oHe-ed for sale The bos Is n good order
sn5 vel sdar,ed for the resdrce OF arEe and rscaoe
sv. .tnpc. oulv one mile from the Ferry There lre
80 mi To- OF Eruand band Droely lad az IN garden and
b5sn~e of t and rood stable in the rear OF Powers-ss
49, a. ] W BURDEN on the premises
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From The Unca gvenins Telegraph
hNE Of tia MOSI SIICCESSElILA

nNE of the MOST SUCtESSfUl use-
Ou and influential enterprises connected with the Pre-
nj this country "a the Advertising Agency OF V. b. PALM
Err of New-YOrk We do not, however, mean that NJ
c,ops Of bis extending 20 and including Newfo
Philadelphia Boston, and other eities and towns IN The
Union The leading idea embodei IN Mr. Planners phas
the establishment of great central depot 81 wnch
centered the Advertising business eonitneos ~
example, John Doe has just established an ex'ennwsoA
ard ready made clothing depot. II gentleman o. ess-
nrr and proper appreciation If the most svslsoe ness
r bringing hmsef and business into notonety nc vi No
be ,ow 10 appreciate the indispensable potsnce OF 'st
tsins But through wtst channels shsl ne urect ne
veItsemens He Is ignorant o. the si ,aaa s
and Circulation OF the country Press and anld tne nae
crmipate opportunities OF interested parties aus psuoap
xill he niudcously expended, and az CONSEQUENCE he
prospects in business materially DAMAGED bnt oa tnsa1
John Doe has but call at " u fsiners Ne"s AsncN
where he can not only examine complete hes % ell u
pncpAl journals tins and other states put Ao avail
bmself OF Mr. Palmers experience and knowledge reise
10 their circulation and influence The advantages whtA
the advertising public may DERIVE from tho eAsofansy
facilities thus placed their Disposal are manifest and haze
drawn about Palmer great advertlsins CENTER -
principa hants and business men OF the Statea
Their deposited with Mr. Palmer I'D
by him RENTED 10 such journals a. he thinks suosevshe
best interests OF his patrons Mr. Palmer becomes rsp~
charges simply chargps favored journals with r-sns
able commission for his trouble and also requiring No.
journals TO place the head OF their columns brie st
ips notice that Mr. Palmer the American Newspaper Aat
IL their only authorized agent IN the cities OF New
Boston and Philadelphia Thusthe business community.
accommodated, the press Is benefited and Mr. Pamsde
fair and honorable remuneration for bis enterpraH
sbcrs
sued at his advertising Office contains list OF soe Of No
newspapers for which he IL the exclusive agent 10 Ise
contains valuable and interesting statistical knowledge sn4
selections for general reading
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Gntlerp an6 6aroware.

CAST STEEL SHOVELS, msDufacturedb By
~ the OLD COLONY IRON COMPASY.-These
shovss Of the finest quality and nlsh and although
they have been but short tne have already acquired
highly favorable reputation. They Manufactured from
an excellent quality Of Cast Steel and IN the purchase Of
OTHER materials such Is handles &C. great pains have been
approved krnd and the shoyes every respect prime
article We prepared 20 orders for delivery
az short uOtice and which viii Be filed promptly the
tune specified Al the late FAR Of the American Institute
the premium awarded 70 the Old Colony Shoyes when
competition with thoss exhibited By older and cse
bTaied makers Orers for the vel known brand Of Old
Colony Cut SAs vii also BE- filed the regular market
pres. ca BUSSlSG Co, No. - ChfE,
Agents Old Colony Iron Co. Manufacturers Of the Eazle
Cut Mails
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vuyHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-Nw

II York ofices-couer Of Hanover sad Beayersts, "a
No 2p3 Broadway, below Fulton-st. Tho Magnetic I'd
ensph Company for tho purpose OF the further aeeonm
daton of the public keep pace with the rapidly tnces
Ing Teegraphc business and enable their SCENTS 70 dspah
with pronptness all that may be- offered have
heavy expenditure, completed and In active OPEN
on two separate and distinct nesot poles and reeraps
wires extending from Nsw.York 20 the City OF Wsshnt
One by the railroad route, with i've wires from New
York to Philadelphia, and four wires from Philatelphs
Baltimore and Washington by the other line, along y
turnpike roads there wires the whole distance -
the Company have stations at Wilmington, Trenon, Ns
brunswick, Princeton, Newark jersey City, Ham y
Grace, Port Dcposte and New-Hope
With wires a. above, and regulations to inan
prompt delivery this Company affords 10 persons dspr9
10 avail themselves OF the and advantage Of this nfs
mode Of communicating with personal or business mas
in distant cities an extent 81 means for promptitnds o.
equalcd by any ooAer line in this country.
Telegraphns but recently experiment, has BECOMES
systematic and reliable medium Of business and the s'ss
OF thousands upon thousands Of dollars Is daily r
acted through It's agency.
PRcEs-For the Transmission Of ten words or leo lsrs
sye OF date address and signature for which no ehsvs
uade) the prees are from NETWORK 20 NEWIh
fuenfy cent?; 10 PHILADELPHIA, teeHtyJaoe eesb ~
10 BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON, nm oesh. OI*s
daily from A. NJ. to 10 Y. NJ.
N' WIN NJ SWAIN. Preajsk
VIM r. WESTERVELT, Superintendent.
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AND JEWELRY-JERGEy

~ hItHEo AMI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w sen WATCHE5-Just received By the sabscrih
some very hne Jules Jergensen Watches with e.rthcsS
nom him with each Watch warranted perfect timeksspA
for sal1 al less than the usual prices 49,
Cooper !" stehe--sone in bsDtins cases, daplex ~
vers, perfect time keepers
Independent Second Watches and qasrtersscosdA "
rniing h0rseA In gold and llyer eases. -
spierdid Gold Pocket Chronon1eters which run W."
any variation.
Enamel Watches for ladies'.
Gold and Silver Levers, Detached Levers, Lpns -
pex and all ether styles Of Watches AL Of the sssss
ale al less than the usual prices. -.
Diamonds, Diamond Pima Rings Ear-EnR Fpe
Rings, and Crosses, for sSie low. .xs
Fine Gold Leytnr Watches, holes )e.eied .''''s1S
Fine Dold Detached Levers. fail jewelod. .s'''' ~
Gold Enamel W 1tcbes for ladies'. .......s'''''
Gold Hunting Watches, for ladies. .......,.'s.''
Gold Hunting Patent Levers for geoz."..:.:..
oLFcf Patent Levers. ................sss.SDV
Silver Detached Leven full jewsied...... D1Ss
Silver Lepines, holes jewelsd. ........."..
and al other kinds Of W1ehes az equally 10. pres "a
Also all kinds Of Gold Chains. pure gold "edf m
god Keys and Seals gold Pens and Peneh soa ~
Thinoes, diamond Ring and Pins brseelsv 500 -
Sur-Pins, ksI-RiDga gold and silver opectsel., -
Pms tnzeE-kines, silver FruitkniseA ssI 80 -
spoons, Cups, Forks, &c, 81 much less uAn 'w.S0
prees Watches and yewery exchahgeo AZ ~..ny<
warranted 20 keep good time, or tne no1sy -
Watches Clocks aud Jewelry repaired 70 usS ~
AZ much les than the usual prices n ALA
importer OF Watches and Jcwelry, wholesale "
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