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K~rNesHATOitSe-The subscriber has received
onsr supEy % those universal refsea,ors,
~ - fsrsom, Of Philadelphia md which received
ap.pms "m We M.wopoan Mech.ncs' Institute Of this city,
us concealed ny hose who
he decidedly u.s 20
hst zach Nscle offcod entirely o,
~h facility nv The plan ~
constant crcusor around within ~sch srs
while simple comr-,r nm
of the wh0ie apparatus IL iu.uved.
Fer sale msn"fcsurr prices. with the privilege ~ heinz
turned nthsy DO In every satisfactory BY
q, W. HoTfLM,
Ap97-n Iron Han
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United States Patent Once.
Washington. Juty ia lRs1


the petition Of Ieora,d Smith, late Of rat.bug New YORK.
hut Of Troy, New York praying for the extension
him The eighteenth day Of October A. d. 1892
for in smut machines for from the
said which take- the eighteenth day
October, eighteen hundred and my three
ordered the said petition be heard Al the Patent oce
Monday tbs third day ofOcober n.x ~ O'Clock and
all n"ned and show they
why said petition ought not to he granted.
opposing required file In the Patent
Inc hearing Al Testimony n'ed by either
ut hearing be transmitted
the once, which will be furnished
rstcniion.
Ordered published the Union and In
teissncer Washington Psnnyivsnian Philadelphia, Pa
Alias True National Democrat New
city Massachusetts, snd the Hartford Timer,
Hartford Conneccu, successive weeks
CHAs. MASON,
Commissioner OF rrsps
sEdo. copy, and rcnd their
bills to the Patent once, paper containing this notice
July 20--iaw3w -
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VTILLAnD.s HOTEL, new YORK, NJ

WILLARD's HOTEL, New York No. s25 Broadway,
and oo7 10Th Is open for the
public The and fitted modern is
and fun superior The proprietor
formerly Of Wsrds Hotel Washington D. u viii be
ofh former fnend slsc all those or the travelling public
may him with call.
=. n WILLARD.
NEw YonH, May t7-2mif
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BussAu or YARDS And Doc "A, July i5, 1889
SEALED Proposal, endorsed "Prepcssls for build
~ wall around the the Naval
folk invited will
and Docks until IL O'Clock the 2th day OF
furnishing a he
thc Naval Hospital Norfolk and dead house
within the enclosure All the materials
with sccifcnons which will be exhibited bidders
pca,ion the once OF the eommandan Of the Norfolk Navy
Ward
July l7-iawtAug2 ~
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NOTICE-Noce IL hereby given that, attorney in fact of
Mos~s Keller assignee Of Jonn w Briggs entry No 73 in
Wiconsn, describing s. w Of r. w.
Is 81 e. duplicate which
mail application Commits
Of General Land Once for Of the of my
dollars said JOHN LAST.
Gpsss RAY, March Al, ls53--June 5--IawSw
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purchase entry location by tbs
lands reserved satisfy this outside OF the sx miles limits
such confusion In
eoadanee with instructions be issued the and
ceIvcTs. fl .tfs
WILSON,
Commissioaer VI 10 eIsl Land Once.
Msya3-wI3w
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mo. 492
by the President OF thA UAlted States.

BY the Presdent of thA United states.
% fassst s:sss p s
pare ns o. ~ % ON m:
-: Of Inc line q The Mobile and Ohio River in the
public provided September, 1850,
S'.sp he periods i. ssssns'sa w
A q. land once s ST. sTEraEss A.s.ms commencing
sections and paI o. being the odd above referred
SerA @sAs base line and ~ea efne principal msrtdian
Town.s.s. on. and t'e, ofranse one
Townsh.p. one, two, ,see, o~, and dr Of range three
Townships Ar.e four FIVE sir and sepen of range five
Soa1 ofMe base line and oea Of the principe meridian
wnp. 0 ONE , ,s j. and es. Of range ONE
Townshp. one. ,se AID tlfes, Of range three.
soskA Of fAs base ne Of the prinpa
Township. tArss and four Of range
A The land once at the same STATE commencing
ses section, and par. ,ee,oa being ,ns 9sa nsr above
North 5ta. bose i"e and ''e'i efsAe Y'@epoi "evdar
Townships s'snsea, rineeen, and t~snt, four
ssasy q s re ' ssn s'f'f t., DIN
above referred aforementioned 'own.np
,mreydns district.
Township s~~~.y-o"s Of range four.
the "ssen d.y Of se @ 10Y ss spn Of on
section. and p.r,. .ee'on being the o number. aboy. referred
HorfA Of me base hne aud Of the chodap
Tswash'ps sG srse" sereen shssn nnetscn, and fssn
To.nip. eis1, nine tress thirteen fourer yree sirteen
Township. right nine Ten elesen te thirteen, urteen hf
Tovo.hip. eight nine, ten, eleven peies, thirteen, fourteen 6
Township. sssh, nine ten, eleven f~re range
Ahs land oaee AUGUSTA Stale,
On Monday The "sny T day q sries next 70, ,b disposal Of
fsrred townships b,
North ofas has. ,aa oftAs caoeaw merSaian.
Towr.s,pJ o~,, q range n,ireso.
township. on. two aee four i've, .v epen of range
Township. aree su, seven, ofr4nss
Township. ONE, fee, r and .epen, ofranse
Township ssvss Of range eighteen.
NORTH rae base Ha~ ~estef iAs meaan, md saa Of Pearirr
Townsip. TREE our fee Az seven and s' Orange Eve
Township. .srsr sisM nine and len, Of range seven
sss.ss sI il Roman se. are wholly with
10 ne nm' O. sections. in width each side q .aid rosd
y s .ss %
"c. = schools, military and other purposes will be
the lad. VIZ be oa . q. s Of sap,ed ,y the
a not o~ e ne s" .as g, ,n ssa ,a
~, me INA which include The road viii be sold
.s ssS.n y % ss admin as'
offered under am ~.
Given nndsv hard ofwbina,on the twenty third
Aay ~ May A. ~ 1859 W. y ''' ''''
ny as President, ,.... 's '''''h
Comni..'o.er General Land Once
Motto. 10 acs.a settler, on ofthe originally ~
dram from mnrhcf account Of ne railroad grant
Congress- approved 81 March 1852 act
lants therein
the United States
tended secons public lands a'ous
line ofthe railroad where
.sesc". ne sS rs sr s.s a" m BY pre-
pahiic lands within
hts originally reserved settlements
nsAs the 9TH February 1853 date Of Inc final aIos
Claims within The sir milo. ii,ni
Ia
outside NJ mites, limit
Of
81 xudx O private
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F. Mayors Proclamation.
WHEREAS BY the act entitled An act relating TO dogs"
25th July, 1922 and amending the
9th April 1885, It provided that "whrnever shall he
satisfaction the
be considered mad
duty mayor his proclamation requiring
OF confined
days he shall deem eIcden, and TO state Ia said
and shall be The duty
for other kill and
ali every going the said proclama
ton - Ac.--
Now therefore, bavng been made to 10 satisfaction
Of within this do
whom that call animals Of
the dog kpd required be kept confined m and
police
enforce the
all bund going this proclsms
tion
my hand the Office in the city Of Wash
JOHN w. MAURy,
I-Iaw6w Mayor
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NAVY DErAwTaasr,
r..A.~... and l..lyls as

NAVY
Bureau Ordnance and photography, July AZ, less
cEALED PROPOSALS., endoned fIopo~ss fns TmbeI, viii
- be unli three O'Clock OF The I'D
Of August umsing and delivering under contract Al
each of the nasyysrds Chareslown Massachusetts
Brookyn, York aud Gospon, Virginia, The following de-
ibedu anbe viz
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In \ 60 sirlL.3f1Ba 7IRtezP 4
washinston Branch MAtiroad--Trsins Kun ss Fol-
FAVE daily except Sunday, al aud 9, M az and p.
~ On Sunday, si6 a and s, p. .re
The train at stops only Annapolis
uon and helay The others at all way stauons.
Itstns > a. m, and ~, p M connect with Annapolis.
DO Do g, A. M, and 5, D west
DO do g and T. m, and 5, .. M do east
Fare from Washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81
20 40 ana DO
Do do Annapolis. Observation-Disclosures. ! IS
DO 40 and n... l so
The renndtp tickets MI
and arc good for the day upon which they r sn.d.
4. n. PARSONS,
July ib-dn Agent.
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NOTICE.. hereby notice . All whom ma; 'hs
N cnd applying enesssnd ONO, ~ the rn'isd ttases
assignment tn James Points 81 land
1907 NJ 1891 md issued Henry
Virginia STATE ns darns the revolutionary
VA, X, 1904 original which
srs Issued for 1861 In which
Of the Aforesaid assignment james
rrnt~, deceased.
Erecutrix and erie devisce Of Jas. Points srcesscd.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. 80 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, h Co.
@. ROBERTS d CO..
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. NUNR0E b CO.,
% Rue nore Dame De. victoire.
GEO. II DRAPER Havre.
ships will
ieweiry unless
eror and The value therein expressed
Jan5 asa
I,OR sALEA three brick dwelling Georgetown
d. c., Bridge, between Market and High flushed In
built Of
about 10 600 Feet through the
stable, carriage house. wood house. Ike.
Any desiring purchase, examine The premises
application George NJ sooroa, Of Market and Bdg
streets
Termss One third cash the balance "a ard - monrh
NJ, SNYDER,
Exchange Broker, National Buildings Washington @.
ID r.
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover stree, Bostont by
Lewis RE. Rebuilt ENLARGED and ecxsnty furnished possessing
all modern and fof the accomoda
ton Of the travelling public.
Dcc u div
JINGLE TOMS CABIsA life like dsguerreotype Of Hrs.
u sowc, Uncle Toms Cabin" il exhibition
Whiebur.ss Gallery svenue AZ street. together
with portrait OF sontas, the famous Queen OF Song"
Dec 1-du
III. HOOE Il CO.. yyhoi~sais and Retail Dealers H.
csvpstins, cloths ms,sins curtain materials
sheeting furnishing goods generally
Fennyvania between 7 and s streets Washington
d. q.
Avg s-a
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NOryCr Ann NEMOvAI..

THE his present pac. Of hu.iaes.
i first 81 November order =
building eone occupied VIII be Immediately taken
the aud ih
his business,
assortment Of books stationery kc dcerp
and order reduce hs barge stock of food previous
entering hi. he viii sell 40 much reduced pce.
H. FAR>HAM
NBAu those indebted the subscriber VIII be End enough ="
been ~ long stand
ing which ready Those psd by the first OF November
b. in collector for settlement a. " - very
closed by that Time ~ 'nen "
inv s-a,fif RF.
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DEPARTMENT
Washington, June %, 1858
consequence the proposals received al thu.
department. the notice Of The IAN uao and In or
Congress approved The aS 1884, becomes necessary to
extend The time for receiving proposals !, Ala
stationery 0sy ios the Of this department
and its several bureaus during The fiscal year ending me
1854 will received this department until O'Clock M, o
Saturday August when the bids viii be opened
presence Of the bidders be present , -
Those unaccompantd BY satisfactory 's'monla'' o. '""
The bidder whom the award may be made wl es M 70
VI his offer.
the Gerry best qualify samples Of which
accompany the bids and the department he s
pay the al the prices stated
10 me offer o. !" return Them .ns ~ r o@ydu. or arm making IT,
and specify price ard s on" , o es no svs o
they furnished the lowest market prices
cornE quality Blank forms for proposals. val be furnished al
isy therein the department dcu, make de-
cson will be taken into consideration unless substantially
An ,s ARTICLES 10 be without delay when
ordered the head Of the Office for which
Ths Department right ordering or less
quantity and article contracted for as the public ser
Bonds with approved security given
csDtracng and in Of failure 10 supply ne articles
liable for forfeiture specined
In such bond ~ iiqnda'ed damages. ),
The suboned specifics, nearly be done the
quaat description ofthe articles that will be wanted
H STATIONERY
Wrns paper, made Of linen, laid wove white or blue
folio plain finish, faint lined and trimmed
10 weigh not less than II lbs. per ream
fooscap, hand made, lined and trimmed, weigh
10 eams loolscap, plain machine, nned, trimmed
t weigh not less than - bs. per ream
10 ooscap blue laid faint lined garden pat
commonly known despatch or consular paper, TO
weigh not less than l6 lbs. per .,
$50 realms quaro post Pan iain lined hse SIDES
1875 quartz post machine plain, faint lined three Sides
quaro post handmade, plain, faint lined four Sides
French Gin, ,tned
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled OF of the
lands within the townships and townships above enumerated,
establish the sacion register and
Of the land ONCE and make therefor
after seeing this notice. and before ns day
the public sale land
brscns claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land ofhce.
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Fort Winnehago. Wtsro
hE United sts'rs Niiay Rercrve Wlws~tn wpon-
nm cc"sss"na shout tout sok nj,
me "'t ~
day OF SEPTEMBER, 1888, 10 O'Clock II - a
The reserve rs located If
nFef tn"w connected by passing tkroush
srvc and contains ~ red - S,ss ~
wisconsin" The fort - 80 he
valuable town sites ~ this section he State.
Maps showing the dimensions,
can be- seen At my Office previous safe.
The terms Of sale cash, specie funds
r. H. MAeruA
Assistant Qnartsrusaseur u. n Army.
ASSISTANT QutxrpRxAsTrps OvvIcx,
July 2a-eodtAehAux 49, -
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Il UkcWNS ksscnce (xsrs~r~-This es-
sencets preparation nj n ovaipsy
srhs ncirsent ehesa, OF
digestive mnen"ns, y y 9" sncsnAbI, value ssiHs
e"rr ~ erH"r'c efo'evr md Of r,drrn
peculiarly ouenc'os- fmy shou, be
ASH enables 'he system
which iork in changing csuv~s..
sure 70 get se scnnine which prepared
ony w ~ Hrown NJ his drbx ard
tta ssd Chestnut Phad~tphia fr the
arosnccssies in United its,~s
city, o. by and y Il, t,sao .,x in AIeras
dns, vss-is. ny ,. u rierpcaI -"
June Qs-daus
SrOek - the Cape s~scAous ss.vssso., a.,sssp~ry-
"e - nefshy that cspn
~ s., " .a so:,p-.y chartered hy rnersi s-ssse
:" VIZ ss ~ War land the opened
i've Fs"c bawk, Chnhh aud o6o Of
M--ers Evans Past. In IL. District
'"nmn's on stvtsv opened
WILLIAM ~ DuvKINsoN,
v. w. Rt6QUE,
EDWIN ROBINSON
sommissi
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Every person euued'o The right of eay
lands whin The townships aud
fstcd required 10 establish The
gs'er and receiver Of the and oee
t,' renr practicable
day appointed for the nf~
vmbraaia the claimed, oherwi,o ~
JOHN Wll0D~,
Commissioner of uas General Land ls6es.
June 22-lawi1v
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NEW York. May Id. sas3Thr usd~s.irnsA has mi. day
IN Office No a street.
for the Transaction Of general brokerage business.
Bank Insurance. mining
securities bought TT-'
rrofnissoy bills OF exchange Seeoate6.
May i9-fn wv EMANUEL. b, MART,
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Hts Collector ONCE. Ju1y ~, 1858,
NOTICE 10 tar CONGRATULATIONS psnmh payuebt-Noee
~ hereby that the voV due
paynhi. q, this Office and that deduction ~
lowed s law for the euren,yea raid beoss
August s"spns nlkOCHE,
'"y 10 fe"'ah Cote
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shp~ will be accountable gold
bullion specie, eweiy,
adins signed
TIA
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Richmond, the seat Of Richmond College. is 6
pleasant village situated /. miles from Steuheu.
vile on the road 10 Canton, easy Of access from
oil directions, and in point OF metals healthulnes
and cheaPness Of living, the intelligence Of the
people, &c, it is thought to be unsurpassed for
educational purposes BY any other village IN the
county.
This Institution has been in operation for ten
years, during which time some 800 youEg men
have enjoyed its advantages and whilst the chang
es in the Faculty have been more frequent than,
der most circumstances desirable, yet the College
has been uniformly prosperous, and at no time has
the Board been more confident Of its success than
at the present, The past experience and success
Of the President, Joseph Indy, A. H., and the
qualifications Of the professors seem TO warrant a
/ large accession OF Students at the commencement
of the coming session.
/ Faculty. Joseph Indy, A. NJ, Pres. and Frof
of Languages, Mental and Moral Science James
G. Day, Assistant Prof. Of Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences Vim. D. srchbold, issistant
Prof. Of Languages.
! Tuition $1,000 per session in the classical and
Mathematical Department. English Department
5000.
| The opportunity will be offered of boarding in
clubs on reasonable terms.
The summer session will commence on the first
Wednesday ol May, and close on the last Thurs
day Of September.
By order of the Board of Trustees J. B. Steu-
art, ]. H. White, - Lorimer, Committee.
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An Ordinance

To provide for the general welfare, promote
the health, peace, comfort, well-being and
good order Of the Inhabitants Of Centre town
ship, by suppressing all houses, shops u
stores, within said township, known as pls
ces Of habi.ual resort for tipling and intem
perance.
Sec. l. Be il ordained by the trustees o
Centre township, that to provide for the genei-
al welfare, promote the health, peace and com
fort, well-being and good order Of the inhab-
aats Of said township, no person or persona.
the owner or owners, occupant or occupants
an house or houses, shop or shops, store cr
stores, within sal! townships, shall, by them
selves, agents or employees, sell, give away, rr
in any way dispose of any intoxicating liquor
ale, porter or strong beer, to any person or pei
sons whatever, to be used as drink by the pei
son or persons so receiving or obtaining the
same, or by any other person or persons, as
beverage.
Sec. Q. Any rerson or persons violating,
either directly or indirectly, any of the proYis-
ions Of the foregoing section, shall be deemed
gully of misdemeanor, and for the first Of
fence shall. upon conviction thereof, be fined in
the sum Of fifteen dollars and costs of suit; for
tllG oGIOuu OuNAIC sAdiiJ pOu IOlNlNtOu buGit-
of, be fined in the sum OF thirty dollars and
costs of suit; or be committed to the jail of the
county for the period of ten days, or both, at
The discretion Of the court and should the
fine and costs, or either, as the case may be,
remain unpaid by the person or persons SO COM
mitted. at the expiration of the period aforesaid
then the said person or persons shall stand COM
mitted for the period of twenty days from the
date of said commitment, unless such fine and
costs are sooner paid and for the third offence,
and each subsequent one, said person or per-
sons shall, upon conviction thereof be fined fif-
| ~ dollars and costs of suit, and be imprisoned
in the county jail for the period of twenty days:
provided, however, no person or persons shall
be deemed guilty Of violation of this ordi-
nance who shall sell or give away intoxicating
liquors to be used for medical, mechanical or
manufacturing purposes on! y.
Sec. 3. ali prosecutions nnder this ordi-
nance shall proceed and be conducted IN all re-
spects in conformity with the act entitled "an
! vi further defining the duties of trustees of
townships" passed March 18th, 1858; saving
to the person or persons accused all the benefits
of trial by jury, certiorar, error or appeal, con-
ferred or GRANTED by said acts provided, how
ever, that in no prosecuticc::,, i0r 80, IN n
this ordinance, shall it be necessary to alledee
or prove the kind of intoxicating or fermented
liquors sold or disposed Of as aforesaid.
Sec. A. This ordinance shall take effect.
and be in force, from and after the 10Th of july,
/ 1853. JAMES BAXTER,
GEO. H. TAYLOR,
GEO. BEATTY. TIP. Clerk. Trustees.
June l6, 1858.
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oIicc,

The State Of Ohio Carroll county ss.-Court
of Common Pleas, Carroll county. In Partition.
Jacob Coble vs.. Rebecca Taylor widow, James
Ross Taylor and Elisabeth TayIor.-The said Re.
becca Taylor widow, james Ross Taylor and Els
abeth Taylor are hereby notified that Jacob Cobe
has this day fled in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas in and for said Carroll
county. his petition in partition against them de-
manding partition of the follow ing real estate, 10
wit: the southwest quarter Of section %, town.
ship IA and range 6, also "a acres of the north
side OF the northwest quarter of section a. town.
ship IA and range 6, and that said petition is now
pending and will be for hearing a; the next term
of said court ECKLEY g. DAVIS,
April 8, 1853. Attys for petitioner
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". w. ~ ALl.ACE.
Mill Furnishing Establishment,
May 5, 1853.
10, S2I LIBERTY STREET NEAR THE CANAL,

OIJy OZl LibEhll elfEE4 NhAh ldE NaNhLl
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Steam Engines and Boilers of the best quality
always on hand, and trade TO or er on short no.
tice and at low prices.
Frenth Burr Mill Stones Of my own manutac,
ture, made OF selected blocks, warranted good
guaty at very low prices. aurel Hill Mil
Stones, all sizes.
Poltng Cloths. all nos, Anch Stamps. square
mesh, warranted good quality, at the lowest
prices.
Lulrs Patent French BUR Smut Machines.
used in 500 of the best mills in the country nd
warranted to give satisfaction. They run Ii h.
clean fast, and work well.
Mill Spndles, Mill Irons, Screws, Picks, &c.'
Corn and Cob Grinders always on hand.
N. B. AS the communication between Pitts
burgh and Carroll CO., by means of the Rail Road
is SO cheap and speedy, purchasers viii! find it
to their interes; to give me call before huy'ng
else where. All orders and inquiries prompt at
tended to. w. W. WALbACE'
Pittsburgh, Pa, Aug. 90, so.
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James lemons

CABINET FrRNITURg & CHAlR WARE RooXs,
No. ll8 Fourth ST., Pinburgh, Pa.
Manufacturer Of Sofas, Divans, wing Ward
Robes. TeIe-a. a.TeIes. Ladies' Cabinets. Gents
do, ChevOllers, patent extension tables. Secre.
laries, Book Cases. Spanish Elagers, Side
boards, Music stools, Hat racks, Lounges. Cribs,
&c, &c., all made under his close superutend.
ance, Of the various foreign and American
lwoods, from the latest French styles, and are
warranted in material and workmanship 10 BE-
superior to any manufactured 10 the United
States. Also always on hands a good ussorI
menI Of common furniture and chairs.
Bellows, Bellows.
A large supply, warranted better than ans
made west Of the AlIeghanies at reduced prices
Strangers visiting The city are respectfully iny
ted to call before purchasing, as he is confident
Ihev cannot fail to please.
Dec. II, '52, 3mos.
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IApvERrfsRnENrl

Competition is the life of business. Nos
there is no denying that Swabaeker & Brother,
newspring and summerstock ofready made Clio.
thing Is the best got up, most fashionable, and
the cheapest ever hrough to this market. The
great advantages they have in buying will war.
rant The above assertion, and the encourage.
menta success they have met with in the pat
ronage from citizens both from town and eoun.
try make il their duty not only to compete but
but Guido all competitors in selling clothing
cheaper and the best in the market, and war.
rant them what they are represented, Of the
best Of cloth and Of the most substantial work.
manship. Their stock consists Of spring and
summer coats Of all styles and colors, such as
fine frock and sack cloth cashmere, red, drab
etc. black frock and sack apnes, black lustre.
mohair, tweed, summer lustre, cottonade and
linen coats a very extensive lot Of pants,
vests, jackets, hats caps, shirts, drawers, era
vats, neck and pocket handkeruhiefs, trunks,
carpet bags, and every article of goods that
can be purchased in any similar establishment
in the west. Those who have to work for their
money, it would be for their interest to call at
this store, that they will be assured to sell them
their supplies considerably cheaper than any
other store in town. We have also a store in
Steu5enville and one in Minerva, and have
therefore such facilities that none can nor dare
to compete with us Don't neglect calling at
this store before purchasingelse where, as you
will certainly get paid for your trouble. Come
ell 10 TIE Eastern Clothing Emporium, threo
houses above Legget's tavern, on Lisbon street.