The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03
II. K. W ELLIS.
Wholesale Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Sc. &c

Wholesale Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, sc. &c !,
No. 81, Bank ST., CleUeland, o.
FENHE Subscriber would call attention to the
4 large and extensive assortment of Hard
ware, which he has just opened in the new brick
block No. "a, Bank Street, Cleveland, O. The
stock comprises complete and we'll selected as
sortment of Foreign and American Hardware.
which he offers on the most advantageous terms.
He would invite the attention particularly of cour-
try merchants the extensive assortment of goods
pertaining to the trade. Feeling confident that he
can furnish goods upon terms satisfactory to the
most scrupulous, he would invite all to call and
examine.
MECHANICS AND EDGE TOOLS
Butchers celebrated tools. Firmer chisels and
guages; socket. long pairing and millwright chses;
broad axes and adzes; cast steel joiners, rivetng
and nail hammers; claw hachets; brick and pas-
ter trowels; steel and try squares; turnscrews;
braces, augers auger bits Spear & Jackson's hand,
pannel and back saws: compass and wood saws:
butcher and shoe knives; saw setts; plane irons;
spoke shaves; draw shaves; compasses; dividers;
beves; single and double adjusting levels.
BUILER'S Belmont premium
nails, casing and finishing, rim and mortice locks
and latches; pearl, white and mineral door and
draw knobs, solid mahogany knobs; cast aud
wrought butts of all sizes; blind trimmings sash
fastenings; sash locks; door bells sash cord win
dow springs; shutter screws; handrail screws.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE
Table hinges, wing screws, New England prem
ium screw, gimlet points; cupboard locks; iron and
brass till; coffin screws castors; flush bolts bed
screws glue kettles: files and sand paper.
CUTLERY.-Foreign and American cutlery.
Table knives and forks Dinner and tea sets,
horn and ivory handles; carver and steels; Butch
er's celebrated razors; American scissors and
shears; talor5 shears; lamp scissors pocket knives
barlow and dog knives.
BRITANNIA AND JAPANED WARE
Coffee and tea pots; cream cups; sugar dishes, mo-
lasses cups; soup ladies'; pepper and spice boxes:
knife and money boXes tea caddies spittoons; foot
tubs; toilet setts; walters; snuffer trays.
! ALSO-Tea and table spoons; german silver
and plated forks; brass, britannia iron and japan
cand descks; brass and steel snuffers.
Coffee Mills, brass kettles, fire irons; sad irons
enameed kettles; sauce pans; dog irons.
Ames' sliovels and spades; Newlin's cast steel
! RowIan's and Hodgson's long and d handle forks
hoes; California hoes and picks.
| CHAINS--Log, coil, trace, halter and jacl
chains; zinc chain and chain pump trimmings com
plete; well wheels; grindstone trimmings.
| MILL SAWS--Rowand's English Cross
Cut, and Hoes.
| WIRE--Iron, copper, broom and annealet
wire; sheet brass; german silver; sheet zinc; spdt
er, block and bar tin; pig lead; tin plate; Genuine
Hartford Collins Axes; copper tacks; brads, shot
nails, cout and zinc nails; finishing do, brass do.
Counter and platform scales, steeyards; seal,
beams, spring balances; COW bells; rough and pol
ished bottle bells, wool cards; horse cards; ra
traps; strap and japaned hinges, t hinges, Dutcl
lamps, &c.
The above goods have been purchased express
ly for the wholesale trade in Northern Ohio, an
we feel safe in saying that we make it for th
interest of merchants to purchase of US instead c
going far away from home to buy their stock
Fl. X. WELLS,
1908 Gm "a Bank ST., Cleveland.