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Paper Hangings.

WPOA AhN1At5 AILs30'
TIME undersigned has just opened fresh and
L complete stock of WALL PAPERS, among
which are GOLD and VELVET, FINE SATIN,
and the LOWEST PRICED UNGLAZED PA
PERS, Also, DECORATIONS, BORDERS. FIRE
SCREENS, CURTAINS, &C., &c Which they
offer at the lowest prices, both wholesale and retail
The best workmen employed to hang papers either
in the city or country.
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY. DC.
We have also our usual assortment of Writing
Papers, Wrapping Papers, Blank and School Book !,
Stationery &c. PAIlRISII1& HOUGH.
No. 4, North Fifth ST.. 2 doorsaboye Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
CASH paid for Country rags
March'23, le53--46 2ni. l',
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Iva ~ Il - ri -
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Yellow DOCK ROT.

TENHIS is a Purely Vegetable Compound, 'selentih-
l. caliy prepared from the best Roots and Herbs OF
the Materiu Medica, and has gained an unrivaed
reputation Tor the following Effects viz:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver and Digest
i've Organs, and Cleansing the Stomach and Bowels,
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases, Liver Com
plants, Dyspepsia indigestion, Costiveness, Piles,
Ileadache, Fever and Ague, JaundiCe, Natfea Loss
OF Appetite &c, and causing the food to noursh and
support every part, PURIFYING THE Blood, and thus
cnrlng all Humors, Cntaneous Erupuons, Scrotula,
Salt Kheunl, Erysipeas, ScGld Head, Cauker, Plm
pies on The face, blotches, Ulcers, Imnors, Mercu"
rial Disease, q ancers, &c, &c.
Regulating the Secretory Organs and by enabling
them to perform their proper functions, preventing
and curing many painful and dangerous diseases ;
Strengthening and Quieting the Nervous system,
thus allaying Nervous lrrtauon and curing all Dl-
seases of the Nerves. as Hysteria, NEURALGIA Cramps
&c 1t is unrivaled in tile cure Of all
FEMALE COM PLANTS,
as Weakness, General Debility, Irregularity, OBJ
structions, Swelling OF the Feet, Limbs, Joints, &C.
caused by weakness; also, LUNG and THROAT Com
PLANTS, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption,
&c; also, Dropsy.
Having made use of the Compound Syrup of Yel-
| low Dock Root prepared by e. MORSE d. Co, either
ourselves or i'll our families, and finding it to be a
very salutary and eiectual preparation, we do most
cheorully recommend ii to tie public cs very vau
| E. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank, Provi
dence, X. l.; A. w. Spencer, Esq, Cashier Lime
Rock Bank, do, do, Rev. William Phillips, Rev.
B. Richmond, c. 5. Jones, editor Providence Gen
! Advt VIM Field, M. W. &. M, Cyrus Fisher, M. L
! II. F., James Hutchinson, q. s., Dea. V. j. Bates
| Doct BENZ. Colby, and one hundred others OF the
| most respectable families Of Providence.
This certifies that | have for a number of years
been acquainted with the composition and mode o.
manufacture of MoRsE's COMPOUND SYIUP OF WILLOW
Dock RooT. | have also been acquainted with its
modus operandi in disease, and can say that in al
resoects it is admirably calculated to remedy thai
class of Diseases for which it designed 1t is
pecaily valuable in Indigestion and all its attendant
symptoms, it excites 10 healthy action the Liver re-
moves Torpor, and inactivity Of this Organ, and
stimulates healthy action in all the SYSTEM As q
DaPuRAroR, or purifier Of the Blood, il has no supe
| rior. DAVID HOLMES, ~ ID. '
| Providence, r. l., Jan. 4, 1853.
| * Prepared by G. Morse IL Co., No. 446, Broad
way N. T., and sold by Druggists and others thro
ont this and other countries
&1~ Agent--JOHN BEALII Cadz, Ohio.
/ May 4, 1855.
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SPRING ARRAN G -EAATTEMT FOE
A@8 > s


TN view of the great influx of .soa from California.
l. and the increased Iucity and prosperity Of our en-.
tire country, together with large and increasing
trade had induced US to purchase NICE, better and
larger stock OF Goods than usual which we shall with
pleasure show to a discriminating pubic; believing
that the experience of the past will be their guide for
the future, and direct them store with entire
confidence IN our ability to sell good ba rgains We
take pleasure i'll showing Goods Mt all times
Cadiz, April G, lS53-48 WM HOCG & co.
M L are now receiving 50 bbls. Molasses; 50 bbls
w Mackerel; hds New Orleans Sugar; % bags
Coffee, to be sold very low for cash or trade.
April /, 1858 WIN HOGG & CO.
Y DOE BGNNETS of every variety at Hogg &.
Co.'S, and some Of the finest and handsOmesI silk
bonnets to be had in town. SO the Ladies say.
april E, 1858
DANAMA, Leghorn, Louis Napoleon, Prince Al
Il pert and Palm Hatts, in endless variety, Just
opening to be sold cheaper than ever at
april g. 1853 WIN HOGG & cos
TN Parasols we defy competition for beauty and
J. cheapness. Call and see them; also Umbrellas, a
good assortment WIN HOGG Il co
april 6, 1853
ID UGGEr, Floor and Table Oil Cloth, Carpets,
IL hearth and door Rugs, general stock at
april b, 1893 VIM iOGG q cos
DRINTS and Dress Goods of almost every descrip-
H. tion and variety great to enumerate. Notwith-
standing the report that Goods are higher this year
than last, we are without doubt selling all kinds OF
Goods as cheap and many kind of Dress Goods nc
tually lower than last year. WM HCGG & co
april 6, 1853.
a S usual we havea splendid assortment of Trim
"A mings,of all kinds. WIN HOGG q co
april 9, 1853
HARDWARE, Snddlery Hardware, House fllrn-
Ill ishing to be had on the easiest and best terms,
at (Gprt o. WIN HOGG q cos
ID S. Summer stuff at wholesale or retail, room
full, and at prices little cheaper than last year
april 3, 1853 VIM HOGG 81 co
CPINNING WHEELS, first rate article, warran-
- ted, and few Artiticials, Tabbs, NC; call and
lQoE at them (apr6) VIM HOGG q co.
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TSNlE subscriber oilers lor sale the Grist and Saw
Il Mill he now occupies, situated three miles west
ol CadlZ, Harrison couuty, q, on the road leading
TO N. Fhlladelphla said mills are in successful oJ-
eratlon and in manuer new, being all rebuilt with
in tile last two years and halt. The Grlst Mil is
calculated TO 90 by steam water power or both at
the same time. Att4Ghel thereto is an engine sut
hclent to run two pair oi stone, Il good frame mil
house tour stories high with all Things necessary for
doing both country and merchant work, In said
mill pair OF tour feet trench bur5 OF superior
quality, and one pair OF three and half feet oirc
Mi choppers, one suportIne boiling cloth, sixteen
feet reel, two sets elevators one rolling screen, one
smut Lachlne-Lu Luli's patent
The saw mill is caici!ated to 60 with water alone
Any person persons wishing iHiornation as to the
character OF said mills, call with Wood Il Smith, or
with ). & II. MclHdden, Cadiz.
May l. 1888. JJSGrH THOMPSON.
Il gIDBON5, EnOrOlderles, Linen Hanukorchlets
y Gloves ana Hosiery, an extensive and splendid
variety that must phase the most tustidious sale
a (aprI e6) McFADDEN'S
C,ILK, and Linen Handkerchios, at
- SlIOTWGLL ); CRABB'S.
e GG.Ea IL u ii5 u u Il .@.s4::AA. "a =.
M Z are again receiving a choice lot of Teas
w fresh and fragrant. The women say the onle
place they can getreyiyhying Teas IS at
McEADDEN'S.
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,H7E A EE ERS,

a II II Ja TT Z. 4 q nj
TTNHIG Board OF School Examiners will meet on the
4. last Friday OF May, and OF eaeh succeeding
IaJn untll farther nOGlce is given, in the towir
Cadiz, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. precisely
Teachers would do well to come prepared To stulr'
thorough examination.
]. r WOOD.
j. Il. CUMMlNGS
Il. +. THOMSON,
May L. 1851.
ID EcGIvGD by express at IloGa Il Co., a fresh supply
IL OF silk and Gimp Bonnets, and bonnet NloDous.
May IL, 1858.
I EFT for sale with VIM. Hogg and Co.,, Cook
4 ing Stoves; also Coal Stoves, g Daltoon shape
ana opun,l which will Do sod very cheap, as / aim
closing my business. DAVID PUUL.
CadIZ Aprl 20, 1883.
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The Tame Worm.
70 Females.

Youwill find these Pills an gyaluabc medicine ia
strucoHs either toal partial they have been found
of nestlmabe benefit restoring thclr functional ar.
rangements TO healthy action purifying the blood
and other fluids SO etioctualIy os to nut to hJht all
complaints which oily arise from teuaIe irrcguuri.
ties, headac1e, gddincss, dimnes5 Of sight pain
in the side, back, ..&e.
Prepared at Hobensack's Labratory, Philadelphia
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CLOCKS! CLOCK5!!
Real Estate AGENCY.

a fine lot of thirty hour and eight days Brass
EAClocks for sale at ]. LGrLANp,
Cadiz, o., Jan. II, 53
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DERBY & MILLER, Aubnrn, N. ",
DERBY, ,ORTON 81 MULLIGAN, Buffalo.
- Copies sent by mail tpost puid) on the receipt
Of price. Publishers Of Newspapers, giving the a.
hove one insertion, previous to January lS9i WI pe
furnished with copy, postage paid, on forwarding
their paper tmarked TO -,
DERBY & MILLER, Auburn, N. y.
ttfrrat nth l91q
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RUAE.s'ENN zIK9sHCTORI'

Judge OF thc Court Of Common Pleas-IHHoNAs l..
levitt; resldence, SleuGcAvnle.
PROBATE Jlldge-BEic4 W. Vars; office IN the
Clerks uiiice
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r AIDES DRESS G0ODS.--Rich Brccado, Ca
E4moeon and plain Silks, French Merinqs Cash
meres, Doaines, Poplns, and every variety of Fall
and Winter Dress Goods that can be found in this
market. lfyou want something lsce and fashionable
call at JOHN McKORMlcK'S
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Z. 9. Baltimore Correspondents.

BALTIMORE, April II, 1853
LEARN upon authority, which fear is too rue,
that our worthy and much esteemed President of
the Baltimore anG Ohio Railroad, Thomas Swami.
Esq, contempiates soon resigning his office as
President of the Company. lis resignation NAV
probably be handed in on wednesday next. If this
be so, andI apprehend there is too much truth in
it, the fact must be deeply regretted. It is init
mated with emphasis that politics is rapidly GREEN
ing into the direction of this great work, fact
deeply to be deplored, and in consequence OF this
misfortune, is the contemplated resignation of the
Present efficient President. OF all public evils
most TO be eschewed.is the encroachment of politics
and party predictions into the management of
public works. WHO will be his successor is not
known. Some say that Joshua Vanzant, one of
the present directors, a very clever man, may be
promoted to the Office. A change in the P1esilen-
cyot the road, as a matter of course, will beget
other changes. Mr.. Parker, the superintendent.
mcy also be superseded. Time will develop what
have said above, but apprehend ii is too true
The appointment Of Judge Legrand to the So
Icitotship OF Il e Treasury, will cause vacancy
on the Bench of The Court of Appeals. A successor
must be appointed by the Governor, and the strong
probability is that John v. L. McMahon, who has
intimated disposition TO accept the office, viii,
be appointed. "A better and more competent man
could not be placed in that position Ii is, how
ever, notyet fully certain that Judge Legrand will
accept the Office to which he has been recently
appointed. gu.
Col. Davies the new Post Master of Baltimore.
entered upon the duties of his Office to-day He is
beset on all sides with applications for subordinate
offices. No appointments have yet been made
There are about half dozen democratic clerks
now in the Office acquainted with its duties
-whowill probably be promoted.
Mr. Thomas. the Collector. viii not take pos
session of his office until the beginning of next
month There is a perfect storm aud Juror now
raging among the numerous disappointed parties
Vengeance is proclaimed from yarions quarters.
An!immense meeting of the various protestant
denominations was held in the Mechapics Institute
last night. to express an opinion against the bill
before the proposing to divide the
public school fund, SO as to allow The Catholics
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President of the H lii f Ra.lIosd
Clothing Establshment.

Persons in want OF elegant, good, cheap clcth-
lug can find themselves accommodated precisely,
by dropping in at Morgan Gregg establishment t,
on Monroe street. east of the M'Lure House,
where they will find everything and everybody.
They may have to wait little for Fl st comers TO
be served, but Morgan will make all right when
he gels around 10 them. Any one can find the es-
adjustment by walking up Monroe and walking
IN where they find the ero,Ol. He has the pick of
the Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New York mar
kets' and can fit everybody in goods and in price,
and makes livestock into shape at the shortes: no.
tice -
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"1 CAn'r-'-Apollo! what facet doleful as a
herse; folded hands; hollow chest; whining voice;
the very picture of ardly irresolution. Spring
to your feet hold up your head, set your teeth to-
eether, draw that fine form of yours up to the
height that God made it, draw long breath abou.
you. What do you sec? Why all creation taking
care of number one-pushng ahead like the car
OF Juggernaut over live victims. There it goes
and you can't stopit. Are you going TO lie down
and be crushed?
BY all that's manly, mol dash ahead You We
as good right 10 Mount the triumphal car as your
neighbor. Snap your fingers at croakers; if you
can'tget round stump. leap over it higlf and dr..
Have nerves Of steel, a will Of iron; never mind
sideaches and heartachts; work away without
stopping to repine, or to notice envy or malice
Set your target in the clouds, and aim at it. If
your arrow falls short of the mark, what of that!
Pick it up and FIRE again. If you should neper
reach 1t, you shoot higher than if you only aim
at a bush. Don't whine, if your friends fall off,
AT the first stroke of good luck, by MammonI they'll
swarm round you like a hive of bees. 5g,
81 can't" Obi Shawl throw my gloves in
your face, if am womanI you are a disgrace to
corduroys. What man lack conrage2 A man
Independence? A lnanto be discouraged at OBJ
stacles! man afraid 10 face anything save his
Maker! Why! have the most unmitgatel con-
tempt for you, you pusillaninous little pussy cat.
There's nothing manly about you except your
whiskers. l4re,.s 49,. FANNY FERN.
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portion to use as they see fit, for the purposes Of
education. There is just Indignation against in
teriering with these subinely useful institutions,
which areand ever shout he. free and open to all.
We have had rumors today Byitelegraph from
Washington, of,diiiculty and change insthe Cabii-
net. Adespatch just at hand 70 p. M states
that a member ofsthe Cabinet, asserts that no
changes have taken place. though he does not;de-
ny that the.e were some Contemplated.
An unusual number Of strangers are now pass
ing into our city from all points. The various
hotels are filled, and business in every department
is active. The Dry Goods dealers are selling more
goods than they have ever done in any previous
season.
There is no special change 10 note in the prices
produce. Flour is selling at "a. Sass. 90. Wheat
and Corn have slightly advanced. Provisions are
slightly frmer. MolaSs>S unchanged. w.
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MA black oak tree was recently cut down ON n
the farm of Mr.. George w. Hines, near Shippens-
burg, Pa, which made eighty cords Of wood!
1iAnew, boot Gor dancing] has been invented.
presents exactly the effect of white satin shoe,
and white silk stocking. ''Ss'
G3The Middletown Wing states that the mea=
sizes prevail TO great extent in that town at pres
ent. 5il.el $3.50 tSs-
VA piece ofcopper, weighing 1913 lbs, vs. as re.
Gently manufactured at Birmingham, Into one
piece OF wire four miles in length. g y =
IRA fireman named ]. A. Dennis, fell from
window IN the second story Of fsaker Exchange at
GJThe Mayor and councils Of sNorIol,s, n, We
been invited to attend the Memphis convention "a
be held on the first Monday in June.
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7 q Thomas II. Gibson.

PLUME. ER.lAsNsDAGsAS Ritter,
No. UHion st, opposite c.. HI Berry, $ Rope store.
PEGs leave to inform his friends and the public
u eIal, that he continues to carry the plumbing and
gas hitting branehes and respectfully soii
cts share OF publ G atfonage, e fl5Il 57Ss'
mon and patent estern pumps, bath boilers
wash soid wasf fountains for ho
shower baths bath lead and iron cirque boxes, lead
cons hattefs kettles, retorts bleacng and other
dispatch. et{Iyia 30 - - = - t
candle burners, etc. 70 T E7Tfi
Allorders lett at the sBase place win be
ceiyed and prompt att ehdsi to. . nd
y R.-.An orders nom the country will meet with
prompt attention. ape-6nd
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Solid Daguerreotypes.
S w AIMS
CELEBRATED PANACEA.

81
:, 1NCIPLENT CONSU1NPTION
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE swELLINa,
RHEUMATISM, DISEASES or THE LIVER AND SKIN,
AND ALLDIsEAsEs ARIslNGFRoM PuRITIEs
OF THE BLOOD, d EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
= WAlM'S PANACEA has been for more than thirty
p celebrated in this country in Europe for ts
extraordinary curesforthe certificates which refer
gras e Pneee some Of Which, es
give the particulars OF cases too fght general pub
caton where tho patients had been eaten up with
scrofula and were dee med incurable by Physicians
has had he singular re- a sag and
most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons
w. Gibson. NJ. D., Prof. Surgery, Pa. University.
VsieP p Mott N D. Prof Of sass NY University
NJ & pG ofltts
Dr. Del Vallo Proessor Of Msdteae, liayana. fla
}ose l EonrencS de Luz Prof Surgery Lisbon
g. ". Ervng. late Minister to Spain =
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army. 81
And also the wonderful cures efeetf by swaims Pan
SSee have for many years made it Invaluable remedy
being an Innocent preparation it may BE given the
Containing t95ss han Rintse ahIee S.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swam's Panacea IS in round bottles uited Longitude
nelly with ~ i2eggE istsEi 9!oa
and having the name OF JAS SWAIN stamped on the seal
ing wax and written the label covering the cork
soete work Sne s
which have been turned the exclusive pro-
gaver Phadepha In tue centre portrait Of the
late Wm sswSaim eSPyrigh: seeqss - es
diseases arising from dsSy q the digestive
and Agne, bleeding Piles, SICK Headacie &C., 90
See the Pamphlet (Which be had gratiso accompany
Prepared only at swAIM,s LABORATORY, THE
sad sofa 81 ali the respeeabie Druggists Unitsi
s5l CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. f.,-sll..
* rNyishin fnn
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.cnrpoIsoNING IN,

Thousands of Parents whouse vermifuge composed Of
Castor OIL oalomcl &c. not aware. that while they
appear 70 benefit the patient they are actually laying
foundations for series OF diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness OF limbs, etc. .ts'zA
In another column will be found the advertisement
IIohensacka Medicines to which ask the attention of
all directly Interested In their well as their CHI
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing from those bilious type should make use Of The
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Live rPiils
hI"Re NOT aeeeired," but ask for Hobensack,s Worm
syrup and Liver Pills. and observe each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, j. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else arc genuine. -. y ''-
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- CAsslus NJ. Clay, has published a. communica.
ton in the Cincinnati Enquirer in which he is said
to be severe upon ex-secretary Cotwiin,s for some
remarks alleged to have been made by him, at a
private dinner party Washington, not yery COM
pimentary TO the aboli tionists SIT ii: -
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COMMERCIAL.
Weekly Review of the
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE on rnE pAILY lNrNLlleENcER, ]

tUz-NoteIt should be Observed that toe aaptatlons
given below are the Iphoesdls Priees We state this
the benefit of those whosy have very small orders
pces Generally however, city and country custo
liicrs lely purchasing nom our Wholesale Nor
chants, III quantity, at regular holesale prces1
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Salaries of Actors

T. =, -. = - y -
IN uiana.ic al.icie IN the w estminster Review,
sae view YORK MIror we find The following
i Hnsa opsetya.,ons on The singular coinc
aenee, 5hat whilst the poverty of the staretalents
60 ,Hi sig never .d was period when actors
so aas Palu OF wheh the expenses of
-ia ."t sin.,l1 iangea So hlgh: a
.nat increase as desert
sr;nr a..six a ths scarcity Of even the in
a.S,e nay me tendency to put sort of fam
twenty norns , ra tne .e Oh ,ne hembles'
pouuS WEEK was considered an enor-
meas sonn Mepie haa WE'VE pounds
his fainos fars,.aI ' more In,li ne reached
IN hsr s n:gnt. MIS-. Gioyers salary,
meen s. 0as ef = &c me haymaIket we believe
Farrsn wSrm 6e m.S sAteen OK egh,een pounds
70 tbe b;sh.s, nus gFeat mt ana sptang in
eighteen pounds, .ne pto'eSsio''' naa only
..Nark the contrast between those na,mv ,,,v,
the present and recent time. Macreadv hss; ,n;2
successfully and tailoring assiduousiy, gradually
worked upwards from thirty pounds week 10 for.
ty'pounds night. MIR. Wright, for some ye ars en-
ioyhg saaiy o. thirty pounds week at the a
alar ,,, s nus services 70 the Princess at
eat M;ss years; 20 loi!y-hve pounds
1 " fTnf aNyrAs
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Bonrd OF PubIic Vyorl...

Board of Public Works.
Robert T. Whit ESQ., the present Senator from Lou
doun, will be supported candidate for the Office of Com
missioner of the Board OF Pubic Works. in Northern
district of the State. Mr. White Is gentleman or high
character ability and intelligence and having served sew
erai years in the General Assembys familiar with tho
system OF Public Works. MANY.
1ot poters ofe third District in Virginia for elect
ing coWmtSsfoNer of The Board of Public Works.
Genemen,-Since declining again run for Congress-
have. unexpectedly, received solicitations from various
parts OF the third District become candidate for the
Board of Public Works II you think be of service
you In this new position, at liberty command
whsteyer Of ability may possess promote in that con
neetion, the best Interests OF my tive State.
p Most Respectfully,
J. n. H. BEALE.
Aoa'e Of Representatives.. FEB. II. 1863.
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Fine Goods for Gentlemen's Wear.
Cownn's Tailoring pnd FurniHhiug Store,
No. -l51 Baltimore ST., opposite The AHsruM.
BALTIMORE,
HAVING on hand a large and varied assortment Of
IL spring and summer goods, respec tuy invite tie
ORDER Of our Wheeling friends, assuring them that hy
Should selections of fancy goods fail to meet the
taste OF our customers, the articles may be returned
our rsk and COST as the constant aim this
will be TO give satisfaction in every case.
maT26-3.I
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REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the four story brick building,
I--,,s No. III, Main street,
west side between Monroe and Unou streets, where
will be PREPARED with an cary and extensive Spring
would be pleased have my o.d friends and customers
to coll and examine.
feb4 VIM T. sELBY.
~ g. Mttcaf will be n,und at the hove establish.
meht where no awaits lis old friends. ~.