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HARNESS ~ TRUNK
MENM AD0DR RN T~w

t-aS S-s>Tt- oT1f6nds an excellent assort
kF3IA ment of articles in my line of business.
= consisting in part, of Fine and Com. Carriage
and wagon Harness, Ladies and Gentemens Sadces Hard
Learner ana wood Box Trunks and Valises; Collars
iames, Trace chains, whips lashes of all kinds and
qualities am also prepared to make any thing i'm INV
ship. ~
The above articles offered for sale for cash at small
profits at No. 100 Main street, Old stand.
apr 30, ~. WIN. MING NICOLI
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bfanLiLiaS

DICII plain and Waercd silk Mantillas, Rich Vel
IL vets all colors, Blue silk and Satin Tor
Mantas, with lringes lace and trimmings to match at
Oct l. is5i. STONE Il THOMAS.
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WHEELING BUSINESS.

GhaCis.
ID DROCHE, Thilet, Dix and fancy silk, Grape, ralm
ID Cashmere, and Long aud Square ShaWiE, guaran.
tied to the heat selected and cheapest in the city 10
he found at the Cheap Store, sign OF
Ort l. Ia59 GOLDEN BEEHIVE.
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
WALL PAPER.
THE WELL KNOWN STAND OF THE rig
ME Nc MD HEWHWD-

yNE are now receiving from our eastern Manur,c,u,
w ing Establishments, of the larces es ,.
ufaetned assortmenis of Boots and Shoes for snrin
anu Sn,ne, wear ever offered in this any other mar
ket. They have been manufactured 10 order acro,ii,
to our own dlreetion and intended expressly for re
tans. no our regular customers, and all others vii,
may iaVor uswiib aca we offer an unrsu Jnrg,
variety of Boots aud Shoes, which we guarantee enne
in quality oil material and workmanship 10 those mann
factnrrd m ms or any part of the United States On
stock VIII De found to consist in part of the ioown.
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THOSE individuals wishing head coverings win please
] call al +. II. HARPERS wholesale and retail Hat
aud Cap establishment, coarner Main and Union sts ,
icorc chasing elsewhere, as always keep the apove
named articles IN large quantities, thereby enabling all
TO make good selections. =. ID. HARPER.
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Sheet Iron.


JUST received LOT of Mems Drab Cloth Cans of IN,
~ most approved styles and patterns, ''' W '''
Wheeling, apr. lB, 1859. T. d. HARPPR
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VIEWS OF A WESTERN MERCHANT.
LoGANsPoRT, a., Jan. 2, 1885;

LoGANspoRT, a., Jan. 2, 1859
To tie Editor Of the National Era.
| have taken daily paper from New York
city for several years, and have oftentimes
been mortified to see the miserable crouching
of her merchants TO Southern dictation
AS soon as the Virginia papers demand it,
the money is raised for the Lennon negroes
The city papers condemn the Baltimore Com.
mercial Convention as useless, as the merchants
Of New York are national. Now, am Free
Soil Democrat and merchant; and deepise
q Northern doughiace, while ! can treat q
STAKEHOLDER with kindness and respect
purchase largely in New York city, and 30
do thousands Of others that agree with me in
sentiment Now, will deal with my friends,
political or social before ! will with man
destitute of political or moral principles In
the city, purchase silks of that house that in
formed the world their goods were for sale,
and not their principles" purchase dry
goods Of one Of similar cast but in groceries
and hardware know of none. If the mer-
chants in that city would advertise in the Era,
they would find customers in Ohio, Indiana,
and other Western States, that would pay II
there are none in New York city, the roads are
now open to Philadelphia and Baltimore, and
we can 90 there Gold controls the politics of
New York city and if the Northern merchants
would discard doughfaces the city of New
York would in six months be famous for its
Free Soil principles. Yours,
A HoosIER MERCHANT.
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SUPERB GIFT BOOKS.
TO1N p. IEwErT q CO, Boston, have published the
- following superbly illustrated Gift Books;
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIurS.

LARGE Weekly Journal OF sixteen pages edited hy
IA Richard Storrs Willis ana which tbs beet musical
composers and write IN this country their medium
Of communication with the public, contaius during the
year 2S pages 5 WORTH OF The very best music Of
all kinds aso, brilliant and instructive Essays Music
complete course Of familiar Instruction in Harmony
which any body can understand II
musicians of musical history &c The most fearless
truthful criticisms VI musical publications and perform
anoes, aud the very pick aud Of Gpsical Meas
Novelty and Incident both foreign and 3oaesue; tAs
whole forming the most compete and valuase record Of
Musical Art 10 IL pos bie to obtain The wants Of Country
Choirs, and Of a1es Eishrg for music but who
not living mnsis s'ores especially sttenGed
Terms lone copy. 50; two copies IS; five colies Gle
and person sending club II FIVE gets extra copy
for his trouble Address Dyer Willis publishers Of the
Musical World and Times, 2j7 broadway, New York
or MOTHER MUSICAL InuRNAL--The subscribers
also publish The Monthly Masicai Gasett, an elegant
Journal Of eight Zach nuncer containing four pages
u muse (msking forty'eight pages year and great
variety ofin'er fting musical reading matter The Month
" Mrscal Gazstse is designed for the especial brneht Of
the thousands Of musc lovers whose musical knswedee
and tss e. demand sy and sruiole muse and VIII Sc
Po ssible rate.
1RRAs --One copy so etnte three eoples, 81; ten
copies 3d. twenty copies s.; and person snd1g us
club Of twenty, gets extra copy for his trouble Aa
dress Dyer Willis.
N B.-Ckrgymen will be supplied with The MHsc'
uord ard lpatS at ne dollar year !. and with IN
monthy Musical Gassifs at twenty five ctnte yeSr.
agents wan'ed TO obtain subscribers for the seo's
named publications Liberal CON mission allowed.
Is the time to sub cribs as the volume teaihs
on the LIST Of January 's53 Jan 10
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pAIENr AaaaCY

shE subscriber continues the business Of Solicitor for
4 Patents Grateful 10. tue liberal patronage be has
oysd aod for the gratifying testimonials Of satisfaction that
he has received no have employed him,
solves b. proptness sni sssiduy merit confirmation
Of their favGrs Having been many years engaged In build
ing and operating all kinds machinery and having invent
ed come Of the important improvements generally
adopted his intimate Of mechanical operations
enables him to understand and to specify inventions much
readily Snd accurately than lawyers who have for
msrly done the business.
hodels forwarded the subscriber will be duly attended
TO- drawings and specifications prepared and patents pro
cured. Models must be marked with the Inventors
Those writing from distance must give the town. county
and state all transportation model aud letter postage
should be prepaid Those who desire have their inve
tons examined By sending description and rough
drawing with fee Of five dollars, have examination and
opinion as u the pstentability of the plan,
AZA AK NOLD, Patent Agent.
Wsshingtor. e., 9Th mouth ?cth, 1851.
References His Bxcellency Z Alien, Governor of Rhode
Island; Edward iSStoa Collector OF Customs Newport,
Rhode Island; Hon. Thomas j. Ruak U 5. Senate; lion
Charles L. James, u. = Senate. Sept 23--6m
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1EOLrAN PIANO FORrES.

- ALLETr, DAVIS, s co, the long established and
celebrated Piano Forte manufacturers OF Boston, in
order the better 10 accommodate their southern
casomers have recently opened No 27
Broadway New York. where large aud full supply their
superior Instruments, both With and~ithout Cosman's eel
ebrated Eoian accompaniment always be found The
Eoian by the skill a. improvement Of Messrs IA. D.
Co., has been dvsted of the harsh serahne tone and
pure pipe flute tone substituted giving to It all the
sweetness and beauty of the par6 organ Their Pianos
have been to long and fvorab known o Ieed comeDds
ton and when united 10 their kosn, sweeter music
be found Every instrument warranted to give salts
faction the whole Of the purchase money will be return
ed, with cost Of trans portation.
GOULD BERRY, Sole Agents,
1877 Broadway, New York.
~ u. Messrs o. B. have the best catalogue Of shee
music and musical instruction books be found in
United States. Liberal discounts made to the trade.
lu1
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THE oxYG Nv LAMP.

THE subscribers wOnld repeatedly inform the public
that they are he sole manufacturers for the original
oxygen Lard or Oil Lamp patented by ID Kinnear Feb
ah soi This lamp has bean bsfore the public rree
years during which time there have over Ous
thousand sold and u has received three premiums
two diplomas
The subscribers have hand at their shop Circle
vile Ohio hfteen thousand Of these lamps ~heh ready
all orders that may be received In prices Ter gcea
indncsnsnts TO Dry goods and Hardware msrchsps Tin
men, Pedlsrs, &c.
We caution the public against all limitations Of this lamp
We Intend prosecuting all heterogeneous Of sithsr
fseturer, vender, or user
Persons who will the selling Of this lamp their sole
business realise handsome pronts the
agents testify.
Rights for twenty six different States for sale.
RICHARDSON 4 BkOTHtRLTN,
Nov 4-6m Circleville, Ohio
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Cleveland Water Cure LAM te5S1A Jan slot
PHILOSOPHICAL ANJSnEMIC.I ipp.a..

PHILOSOPHICAL. ANDCR GMICAL ipPARA.
MANUFACTURED by g B. WARNING 10, -,
IVA year Professor Of thems ny AMI Naturs Pbjlosonh
at College Hill, foughksspsie. lie will be happy 70 omen
correspondence with those Whaling purchase such arid
oles or chemicals who ab1rsorS 20 arrange
Apparatus securely packed 70 auy mart Of th
ned States at rates loSer than the catalogue prices
aay hOGssi IN New York Terms cash
Polghkeepsie N. ", Jan. rs 1852. y.bs
From j. Foster Professor Of Natural Pbilosoobv .na
Mathematics, Union College.
UNION COLLEGE, Novernber "A, 1852.
1t sos1od no little gratihcaon learn some months
since, thsAlr Warning had determined to establish
ma ufactory Of ophcal and chemical spparatns
Mr. Wennsraduate Of this COLLEGE and while y stua eu
united fsicai sttalnnle ITS with accurate mathemsi
ical and very decided taste for the practicl!
pursuit6 Experimental science. During Of the
physical ~ therefore acted assistant
preparing the experiment. and often constructing ar
tcss Of apparatus The knowe thus acquired has teeu
established and extended by the facilities offered him while
la charge OF the ply steal Of Mr. Barets
csllent Collegiate Schpol Such qualifications fail
to be appreciated by these no visa to obtain enlarge
sock Of apparatus all who feel interest in the pro-
gress Of physicist science will how To- portsnt is that
such should meet with cordial aud efficient
sgement
several articles " aud OF useful form us
tatng stats dynamics ny droststics sni electricity
Which, by their beauty price, prove
that the city OF sending to Pa Ia fer goot
loan FOSTER.
FROM Charles Bartlett A. NJ Principal Of the Poughkeep
sie Collegiate school
CoLLKoE HILL, Nopeuabsr i6, 1852.
DsAR sra have hal occasion, during the twenty
years that have conducted boarding school TO purchase
and philosop and apparatus
In OF the best manufactures In this country and 10
yourself and am happy % assure you that your sppara
tus In couple of finish and In working power b
perior to any that have used c pGurs truly vrr
air G. B. WARR1ss
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LIGHTS LITERARY AG ENCY,
No. 2 Coynhill. Bostos.

is toe spscH Boston and New England Once for the FOL
i owisg valuable newspapers.
The National Fro Resolved by Express from washinx
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AID clubs furnished ct rates that will them part Of the
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The Fsrd Of fesia superior monthly Journal br the
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a Islsps Jan 6-3m
BRONCHITIS AND KINDRED DisEAshs'
10y DR.. w W. HALL, New York. FOR sale 1t Tsy'o''

BRONCHITIS AND KINDRED DisEAshs'
pY DIR. W. W. HALL, New York. FOR sale 1t isy'0''
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practical trestise pulmonary complaints presenunB
many useful suggestions 20 invas, aud idnsra'ed WIN
selection Of Interesting cases--ketc York Tribune
Written In plain Ineligible language for eonmcn I,i
Its characteristics IL it, ensss IN atfcilD"s
cases with general olservatins to remedial sgehs
Philadelphia Presbyterian
We are attracted by the seltevdeht truths sdvirrsS
ntains great amount valuable iniorint th hI !,
In any troubled with tire symptoms OF BRO n' II,
Consumption WITH much satisfied matter, useful Ah' "
terestirs 70 all readers Ma lEgis
This volun we commend to everybody suffering WE
throat disease br,nohts, dyspepsia or symptoas d M
consumption t Is full Of sound practical sncwsDs
medical ~ hnicalitits Era
An interesting and valuable work. II 10 As extens,y
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able lives nay be saved annually by means Of tic pu"'
ii u --Scis,ff. Ansricon
This L. certainly the most extensive ard insu",a,
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easily spprr hended by any one, though ueNrqnsiu'sN
medical terms -ifunfs Merchant Magat'4s
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osrICE ron pArENrs. wAsHiNGrOs, ..

n T. ROBBINS Solicitor Of Patssis, viii afspAs -,
As necessary Drssnss aud Papers for sYpiiesps M no
ents and transact Ill other bssiness IN she linz o h
fsssiou a. the Patsnt umcs. Hs be eonsuisss -,
questions relating 70 the paten, laws and decisions "a
Onitsi states Europa. lie will procure re hess md
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l. Elbverth and Hos- kdnund Burke, late Con", ns..
Of Passta, and TO thoss for whom he hes irxnsss
ssss during the past eight years.
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Alr. T.. y. WARNING
IMPORTANT TO pRUGGasTs.

II B. MCCULLOUGH, Manufacturer and Dealer 4
Os PAINTS, OILS, DC, i4l Maiden Lane, New YorA
offers for sale on reasonable terms
White Lead in oil, In kegs Of % TO son pounds.
Rlack Paint Yellow Och -e, VenitIsn Red, in oil
Patent Dryer Spanish Brown, Terra &c Sienna, In oil
TIMBER Chrome Imperial anil Arse'ic1 Greens Ia oil.
Prufsian Blue throne fellow, aid Verdigrs, in oil
Vsrnishes Of all kind.
Linseed Oil, boiled and raw.
Putty, Chalk, Whiting, Lampblssk.
American and English ven.ien Red Chrome Red ard Vel
low, dry.
India Red, Red Lead aud Litharge, dry.
Stone french aud Yeliow ochre dry.
Chr uae Paris and Brunswick Green, dry. Oct. l4-3m
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MAINE LIQUOR LAW.

a "e~ Doo" ~" He fFtehdS y Temperance
THE SENATOR'S son or, The Main. Law lss,
Refuge" BY Meta Victoria Fuller, author of F,ss
Leave, &c. " t'sa
This work will contain shout 300 page 2no on fine vs
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gent necessity Of adopting the Naius LQnor Law "a 80
the progre OF henperaLee. To PR sent the suistS
its strongest shs, the aathor has adop the u an A.
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ms evil and from her reputation ste ara poy.,
ful writer, thrilling story may be expected
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CLEVELAND WATER CURE ESTABLISH.


THE above Establishment continues In opera
tion during the winter well In the
ry Of progressing rapidly in the
than in the warm season.
The constantly Increasing patronage which generous
public has bestowed upon the institution induces sub
scrber to believe tina. the facilities attention. and expert
ence which the invalid receives here afford opportunities
unsurpassed by any other establishment for the speedy
restoration of health.
The great which has attend the Institution In
the of diseases peculiar so females particularly
those which psc them walking to ally or par
TALLY without great sua ring Induces the subscriber to
to all those who are afflicted that the rapidly aud per
nldrency Of the Gus are secsnpLto nne..
II T. .sE!5s ESIo, Proprietor.
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MARRIAGE.

Married in Chazy, Clinton county New
York, on Thursday, December 2ad, by the
Rev, Mr., Brinkerhoof Mr.. julius F. HALL, Of
Movers, to Miss ZADAH A. RANSOM, of the for
mer place.