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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31
con GAVE MI TaIs Hossx.

One winter evening. not long ago while
the family were, as usual. gathered around
the ceDtre-table. neiehbor drove up. and
entering soon with hearty f1isndliness. bad
Kitty on bic knee. Come. Kitty" said
be. won't Jon 60 home and live With met
Tho ohild looked up into nis fee; tho gold
en- curls fell backwards to hsr shoulders |;
and her deep blue eyes mot his - she an
swered: "God gaze me this home"
The tone was Is simple q Ire words, and
the silvery voice Was childheod's; yet for .
moment the sound seemed ~ Il II waited
from far.cif world. where angels only dwolt.
A shadow-no. not shadow. but sober
brightness. Is Of something profound and ho-
Twas cast over the neditstive mood Of
the jewellers in this house. /" and every heart
within il swelled with gratitude for the great
Gods gift. Knicker6ockcr.
n6-The New Orleans Delta soliloquixes
thus over that nov deserted and dreary me-
tropolis:
Tho ships are al gone. and : solitary
steamer whose struggling passengers seem al
most afraid to land, fuds an ample berth At
the deserted wharf. no ca5men there to impor-
tune you for fare. for their calls are now to
the grave. Tho very horses have : melan
choly look as they follow The dreary hearse on
its way to some city Of the dead. In the
streets, but short tiers sgo 80 bright and
gay. no silks aud satins sparkle ia the "garish
sum mourning has taken their place, and
the sparse promenaders move along as though
afraid Of the echoes Of their own footsteps
Catch if you can the whispering words Of The
passer BY :-sick-dying dead These arc
the words on everylip. Opera, music, dance
seem sacriligeous now.
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DRESS TRIMMINGE.

VELVET Ribbons. Buttons. BIaids, &c.,
v large lot of them and something nice
FOR sale cheap as J. w. ciRANTHAM. g
November "a, 1852 gU ga
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
THAVE large and beautiful assortment Of
Il DRESS GOODS, consisting Of
Rich Brocade Silks;
Plaid and Plain Poult de Sois;
Plaid, Watered and Plain Black Silks;
Rich Fr'ch Cashmeres and Mousselaines:
do. do Thibit Cloth $1,000.
French and English Merinos aud Poplins;
Mousselanes in high colours and plain.
Nov. IL. JOHN w. BOYD.
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B1-If you wish 70 make yourself favor
lie with your Reighbors. buy dog and tic
him up ia the cellar or yard al night. They
won't sleep any III tia. hight. thinking &C
sou.
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DR.. M. s. THOMAS,

III, liens Of Garardstown and vicinity, in the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. Office at Mr.
Georgs NJ Bowers. D0rReferences---Dr NJ r
Smith, Baltimore DIR. r. y. Thomas Baltimore
Pr. Samuel Chew, Baltimore; and DR.. VIM. NJ
Hammond, Martinsburg. t FHqH lla
March 1. n
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.3aaJ WIN. THOMSON,
No. 6 CARROLL HALL, Baltimore, Maryland,
~ AGENT YoR THE SALE OF

BALTIMORE PRINTING INK,
COlored Ink, Gard Ink, Book Ink and Ncws Ink Of
superior quality, and al the forrest prices
W T. warrants the Ink made at the Baltimore
works to be Of the very best quality, and should
any article shipped by him fail to give full salts
faction 1t can be returned at his expense.
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B6f-A man can gain nothing 10 tbe com
,auy Of The vicious u silD. 53s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31

! P0THECARY and Druggist, and Dealer in
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs and Fancy Goods
hry opposite the Post Office, Queen Street.
ian 10, 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31

\EALER in Fancy Dry Goods, 60, Sci Store
on Queen Street, one door north Of odd
lows hall, Martingburg, Va. Laug. 10, $50.
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Norn1s11a MILLER,

rTORNEY AT LAW Martinsburg Va, will
L give prompt attention to business entrusted
his care in the Counties Of Berkeley, Jefferson
Morgan. ~ Sept. II, ls4s,
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Iohn al. al. NadembOmscIa,

IoUsE-JoINER-- Shop on Burke Sit, three
L deere westcfRaeahsrsCon sctlenaryetcre
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Daniel N. Doll,

AND HOUSE. 0INER--Shop
on Burke Street, two doors East ofthe Ger
IN Reform Church. 'ga'8 July 81, ls49.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31

MN, Copperand sheet-Iron anufactarer, and
Brass Founder. Shop, corner Of Queen and
lrtin SITS, and opposite the Lutheran Church.
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August Tlaeophil,

CONVECTION and Grocery Store, Queen st
! three doors South OF Rawlins' Hotel. ,e...il
march is, 1s4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31

COMMISSIONERS IN JHANCERr--0fice owe,
the Clerks Office Of the CircuitCourt. p
lpril 30, 1880, ~
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Andrew BOW M n m ,


ABiNEr MAKER.--Shop on the corner Of
Queen and Burke Streets.
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JOHN F. CUNNINGHAM. Aa
7ASEyuNAHIE yAgloA,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET HoUsE,)
WADNlNSDvRGo Vac

Dr. H. SUMMERS
TTAVING located himself in Martinsbu. & for
the practice OF medicine, may be found at his
silence, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church.
April rs, 1S49 ~
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CARD

DR.. VIM. d. Burkhart,
.nFFERS his professional services to the citi.
Gems Of Martinsburg and its vicinity, ard So
licits share Of their patronage He may be found
Tor the esent at his fathers residence when not
professionally engaged Imarch 80, '52--tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-13
TOWNSHIPS

Notice Is hereby given, 10 he tax PAYERS (
jackson County, hat l wilta''end at he u.ua.
place of holding Elections, in the several town.
ships, for the purpose Of receiving taxes on lh-
days following, 10 wit: In Bloomfield crtrm.
Der 18th, in Milton. September lGh, in Wa.L.
ington, September l7lh, in Jackson, September
18th in Liberty, September ooh, in Franklin
,eptcmber, 2lst, in Madison, September 22d, n
Jefferson, September, . d. in Hamilton Scp;cr.
Der 2llh; Scioio September 2Glh will al.o
attend at my office in the town Of Jackson, from
the 26th of September until the , hh day Of d..
cember next, tor the purpose Of receiving Inc
taxes charged as aloyo, on Lhe duplicate for the
current year, twithin which period of time the
law requires the same to he paid,) after which,
all taxes remaining unpaid. will be charged a
penalty Of 5Per cent
JAMES DYER, Treas. J. C.
Jackson, August Is, 1883. 2l-
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I"ckso1 SsDt. II. 1857.
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One thousand dollars "a year for
0NR DOEEATs.

4 N extraordinary chance like this should be
~ taken advantage Of by every one.
The subscribers offer 10 SEND 10 any person.
who will remit u them by letter One Dollar,
the full particulars Of a business by which any
man OF ordinary energy and busin IS capacity
may realize, in very short time, Fortune
without the necessity Of going to Australia or
California.
The business is neat and pleasant
only the small capital of One Dollar, and en-.
sures to the purchaser a chance to make from
30 to 100 dollars per month. Some, even al
this time are clearing 80 aud 300 dollars, with
out hinderance TO other business.
Money may be sent 1T our risk, if mailed n
the presence Of Postmaster
Any young and energetic man, who may
wish to enter business, at once pleasant, an
Sure OF yielding a splendid fortune. cannot do
better than to accept the present offer, as il is
one--the like Of whicn was never efore offered
to the public Direct post paid.
WELLS BU rLER & Co.
syracuse, Onondaga county, New York.
Sept 49, 1888. 25--6w
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S-GtUasslSIES.

undersigned have received from New
Orleans Pr. late arrivals.
= HIlds NO Sugar.
80 EbIs n. O Molasses.
%au ls' barrels, CO.
tf Barrels Sugar House, do.
10 bis, sugar House Syrup.
Bb.s GOLDEN ,rup.
IL haifhpls. 10.
l+G libI' Loaf puverized and crushed Sugars,
% Boi y bite IIayannih Sugar.
10 II ree> i;ic-.
We eh're aIsO o. hands, large and fresh stock
d Teas ust received from the East
RIO an Jov Coffee
= tT isis, Ky, iohacro, cnt and dry tobacco.
NrgInir to'acc o, 50 pounds Of all qualities,
HeckercI. no, & 3, in barrels and half barrels.
Coihsh, saiaralus. Spices Dyesiuis.
lie cor,, Cotton Yarnes, Soap, Candles, &C.,
e.. &c &c
Al ofwhich they offer ftr sale on accommo-
niing rn 5 at the regular wholesale CinciA.
nuu pri'rs. CHAS. A NJ. DANARIN, e. Co.
or rsrouih. March. "a '53-tf
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Auditors Office, September 6, 1853.
TENO Robert Davis, Isaac Rickabaugh and
d Diver McMiIeE.
The Commissioners of Jackson county has
this day, appointed YOU viewers Of a certain
proposed county road, commencing at the coun-
ty road, near the residence Of Hiram Strawn,
in Washington township, in said Jackson coun-
ty, thence running a south eastery direction,
the nearest and best way 10 the north end of
the Ian that passes th ough the farm Of Will
liam Walters, thence TO follow said line to the
south end, near the residence Of William Wal
ters, thence a south easterly direction along
the new cut road, until it comes near interseet
ing the north and south line between the lane of
Lemuel s. Pane, and Charles Robbins, and
thence running soutl. along the west side of
said line, in Jackson county, until II intersects
the state road, leading from Richmond, in Ross
county, to Hmnden, IN Vinton county. Take
to your assistance Joseph Hama, surveyor, suit
able chairman aud marker, and meet at the be.
ginning point, on the 18th day Of October 1858,
or within four day thereafter, and make return
TO this office, according TO law.
By order of the Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHENSON Aud. &c.
Sept, s, 1853. 24--iw
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FRANkL- MILLS.

FgShE Subscribers respectfully inform tb,
4 public, that they have got their extensive
sFIonrlDg MiIls, in fail operation, and are now
prepared TO fuTniGh superior family Florr, Bran
and Shorts, al reasonable rates, and in quanh
tiss 10 purchasers.
Produce Dealers, Furnaces Coz. r. R. Cou
tractors, Boiel Keepers and IaDlles, are les
pectfulY invited 10 cali OF SEND ID liI.i ii orders.
The highest market price will lie paid Il, cash
ioL Wheat, sIaVes, HooppoIes ssd flour Barrels
Farmers who tesiTe n, can exchange their
wheot for four
he! have also on band, and intend keeping
general supply O. Groesries, Oi,s, PAINT, r,.'
Brushes, which lhe, offer toR orcssn. or.rg
Guce BbNN WALTLEaOUsE & BUM
Aug IL, s. 2l-ll
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Another Grand
BALLOON ASCENSION! !
DAVID LEACH,


Dealer in Dry Goots, &C., Sd door above the
Isham House JACKSON, ONO,
EEAS just received and will keep constantly
IL Il on hand splendid lot Of new and fash
ionabe goods-the best and cheapest in the mar.
ket--among which may be found
Brown and bleached musins, paper muslins,
drillings, tickings, checks, nankeen, cottonades,
barred aud striped nankeens, brown and straw
coored linen, crash, table linen, scotch draper,
giHghams, calico"s, delanes, braze delanes, me-
rinoes, silks, satms, poplits, lawns, jaekOnet
muslin, book muslin, gloves, jackonets victoria
lawns, irish linen, vuiIs silk hanIkercheifs, lin
en- cambric haudkerchef's. black silk lace, era
watts, black, hlue and green silk friuge french
worked collars, 5 awl lxskace mts, hose lalih hose,
thread, swiss, plaiE figured and dotted bob
nets, french worked lace edgingS, shawlS, gimps
and dress trimmings of all kinds, parasos, UNI
berellas table covers, cassinetts, cassneres,
tweeds, James, whale bones, buttons, jackof9t
and Swiss edgiugs aud inserlingS, fans, extra
mole skin hats--spring style womans buck
skin and morocco geilers; patent l,ather slip
pers fancy gilt lace jenny linds Washington
boots, ankle ties misses fancy boots, childrens
shoes Of all kinds and sizes.
Summer cloth, nunkcen cord, cotton velvet,
merino eassiiners, coat checks, curtain muslin,
and thousand aud one o,her articles too I'LL
AmerouS to mention.
The public will find it to thcir interest TO call
and exan mine his stock before going elsewhere.
Jackson Oct. g. 1883 Gt'--ti
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X'l~i~I PstEtzs - -7=9 M 5s;5z....
-'7ysss -ys-ssss9 sgt--.5'ii7. =; SsSessl
yzk6HE Cars will hereafter leave posi-
IA lively as follows:

yzEaHE Cars will hereafter leave posi-
a lively as follows
One train will leave Portsmouth every NOR
ming at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. Sundays exceptcd) for
jackson, and returning will leave Jackson for
Portsmouth, at 2 o'clock ?. NJ.
One train will leave Jackson for Portsmouth
every day, Sunday excepted at half past eight
o'clock, A. NJ, and returning will leave Ports
mouth for jackson at half past two o'clock P NJ
Each train will stop, going up or down, at ali
the intermediate stations.
Freight not delivered at the Depot, before s
o'clock in the morning, will not be sent by the
morning train, aud freight intended for the af,
ternoon train, must be delivered at least one
hour before the departure of the train.
Shippers can deliver freight at the Depot,
from o'clock, A, NJ to o'clock, p. NJ. Lach
lot Of freight must be accompanied with du-
plicate Bill of Ladng.
The Company will not be responsible for the
delivery of any Goods, any further than the va
rious Stations and Deposits, nor for any of them
not properly receiptcd forby their agents
CHAS A. NJ. DAMARIN, Supt
Jackson, Sept &, l3j3-tf
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MERCHANTS AND TRADERS.

IUKNNUE IKUFNILEVKs, Nc
A RE Respec ct(uly Informed that the Subscr
"A bers WIN. Eden a. Co., Wholesale
Dealers in Dry Goods, Queensware, Glassware,
Carpets, &c. PORTSMOUTH, Ono.
Are now receiving their first importation of
Fall and Winter, Dry Goods, being larger in ex-
tent and variety than any of our previous i'm.
portatons, and will compare very favorabIy
with the heaviest stocks either in Cincinnati or
Pittsburgh. Those of our friends who have
patronized us so literally heretofore can be as
sured Of increased exertions on our part to give
them satisfaction. And to purchasers elsewhere
and in ether markets, we hazard nothing in say
ing, we can offer inducements equal at least, to
any of the best Houses in the West
VIM. ELDEN g. Co.
Sept. 8, 1853. 24--tf.
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Robert Swanev, Plaintiff,

Stephen G. Phillips and Henry II McNe;l
partners in trade, under the name OF PIN!
lips & McNeal
THE above deIenda is are hereby notified
thi t on the lGtb ia, Of Auguf.A, d, lo53, n
order of attachment, in the above cause, was
issued against them, by Titus Baily, Esqr ono
OF the Justices OF the Peace of jackson Town
ship, in jackson county, for the sum Of twenty
five dollars and twelve cents, Ht the inst nee OF
the above plaintiff, and that sal Cause has been
continued by said Justice until the 5th day oil
October, A, ID, 1883, at J / o'clock, A, NJ, of
said cay. ROBERT SWANEY
Sept, %, 1853. a5--3w
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FIRST CLASS HOTEL,


7fiNG made arrangements with manu-.
= cinr r in Virginia, 10 be regularly
'dII IT,, We are w enabled 10 offer great In.
".n h's IN his line. Our stock at present
oH'i IL II pm Of the 10 lowing:
~ 'As Snth rauu's tine
~ o AuGrrsou's fine pounds;
. g }. ". Rose. very fue article
~ 20 huerns poun Is, very good
.Uu various brands of 5s. "a and 1CI..
good, bytler ami best.
I"@o The Ambresia, super extra Anti
ervOus. very fine; =
2Oao Anderson and other fine brands, of
hne cut chewing;
81 OF which will be sold at low prices, at the
nrop Depot, No. /, Buckeye B ock.
OAkES & BUSKIRK.
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ksi.iaEUHa News.
UNION COlCB NJ i,JF lCTORY.
AT B. BROWNS OLD STAND.

AT b. BROWNS OLD STAND.
TEvHE Subscribers would respectfully an
q nounce TO the citizens Of Jackson and
surrounding country, that having enlarged the
above establishment, so as TO employ large
number of workmrn, they intend to carry on
the Manufacture of EIIC Carriages, that
will please the most lasliIious. Wagons, bug
gies aud all other whecled vehicles, made Of
the best Of MATERIAL and in the most worhmen-
like manner combining both neatness and
utility, in 6nishan&style From their long ex
pefienee IN the business the, ilatter themselves
that Ihey can please all who may favor them
with thiF custom, both in price and work
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, sc on hand and
for sale at all times, on reasonable terms.
All repairing Of work in their line W u be
promptly attended to. Orders from abroad wili
meet with prompt attention. Call and eXami ile
their work. BROWN e. SHOWERS.
Jackson Oct. 6, 1858. 23--ly
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Notice.


VS..
Stephen G. Philips d Henry II. McNeal
partners in trade, under the name Of Phil
lips d McNeal, Defendants,
IA HE above defendants are hereby notified
Z that on the 18th day of August, A, D, 1853
an order of attachment, in the above cause, was
issued against them, by Josiah Cremeens, a Jus.
tice of the Peace of Franklin Township, jackson
County, Ohio, for the sum of twenty five dollars,
at the instance of the above Plaintiff, and that
said cause has been continued by said Justice.
until the l4lh day of October A, b, 1853, at 10
o'clock, A, NJ, of said day.
SAMUEL L. HOWELL,
Sept. /, 1853. 23--Gw
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Notice,
Robert Mason Plaintiff,

Stephen G. Philips and Henry Il. McNpal, :
partners in trade, under the name of Phil
lips & McNeaL, defendants.
'-E7HE above defendants are hereby notified
that on the 22l day of August, 1858, an order
of attachment, in the above cause, was issued
against them, by Titus Bailey, E,qr one of the
Justices the Peace OF Jackson Township. IN
Jackson county, for the sum Of forty.three dci-
Jars and thirt' seven aud a-haIf cents, at the
instant of the above plaintiff, and that sail
cause has been continued by said Jnslice, until
the sth day Of October, A, d, 1853, at | O'Clock
A, NJ, of said day, ROBERT MA son.
Sent. Is. lS5 & 9I--3W
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NuIsCe.
William McKinniss, Pfh'.

" IIIIiHl WVNINIlIss, n II,
VS..
Stephen G. Phillips & Henry II. McNeol, ;
partners in trade, nnaer the name Of rhil
lips 4 McNeul Def Is.
tENHE above defendants are hereby moi 6oa.
hat on the iIttl DAY Of August, \. d. S..
an order Of attachment, in the above caus-. was
issued against th'n bv lt,ol SA, E.q ore
OF the Justices OF the Peace, Of " a>hinl to
township, in J ckson county lOr the sum If
sixty seven dollars, at the instances Of Ine a,pye
Plaintiff. aud thai sal cause has he n continue
by id Justice, until the 81 iay OF October, A .
D., 1888, at 10 o'c ock, a, VI, oF saia day.
WILLIAM McklANiS.
August IS, 1883. 22-6w.
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J. +. TOWEL & CO.
DoalcrS in Dry Goods, China and
CARPETS

WOULD respectfully announce to the read
w ers of the Standard, that they have
opened their splendid stock Oft the above articles,
embracing the most complete assortment for the
retail tradeto be found in this city
Their stock of silks, fancy dress goods and
trimmings, are of the latest and most fashionable
styles, and are marked at the very lowest prices.
A splendid stock of MiIliners goods are Of
fcred at wholesale, embracing bonnet frames Of
spring sty les, crown Innings, flowers, Silk Bon
nets &c., which are 80 per cent lower than they
have ever been whoIesaIed in this place.
Orders by the Cars promptly executed.
j. r. TOWEL d Co.
Portsmouth, Sept. %, 1853.
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BLACK SNEsFEEINGs.

IagDun r.. Il. GiIleIund would say to the
TX citizens of jackson and Vicinity, that
k.sE9 he has taken the shop of the late John
y IIaUOn, dec d. where he may be found ready at
al times to serve customers in his Zine. His
work will be warranted to be equal to any done
in this county Call and see him before going
elsewhere. and satisfy yourselves
B' Wagons, Bugges and Carts, always on
hand. and manufactured to order, in the best
stye.
G5- Horse Shoeing, done in the best style, and
having the best of workmen employed, feels safe
in saying that he can give satisfaction in this
line Of business
Jackson, { ct. 6, 1853 25--ly
IT Always on hand, and for sale. The best
quality of Iron and Steel
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-13
Oyster Depot, and
ELECTION NEWS.

"a n HE subscriber would YES 4
M Il pectluly inform the pdb- SsN
N-S-r-'s.sss:. -rsss: lie, of jackson and vicinity I'M
that lie has just opened Boot and Shoe store, vi
in the town of jackson, on Main Street, op w
posite the Court House. where he has opened aV
large and well selected stock of Boots and Shoes,
and offer them at prices a little lower; than they
have ever been sold for before in this county
The good people of this vicinity are respect
fully solicited to call and examine my stock and
hear the prices
05'All kinds of repairing done in neat style,
and with despatch PETER WERTS.
jackson, Oct l3, 1853 29--tf