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CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE,

CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE.
TTNIIIS well known Hotel. situated within a
l. few steps of the passenger car landing Of
the Western and Atlantic Railroad, is now
open under the supervision Of Thomas Crutch.
field, assisted by Mr.. j. w. +. Bryson and
Lady. This house. while under the control Of
Col. j. J. Griffin, acquired very high reputa
ton as a fist class Hotel. The present pro-
prictor having secured the services of Col.
Griffin's bar-keeper, and having purchased his
most excellent cook and house boy, and hay
ing furnished the house entirely new, hopes to
retain its high reputation and merit public
patronage Passengers can be accommodated
with al omnibus to and from the boats
THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Feb. is, '53-ly-23O Proprietor.
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u.s.
Richard McBriant and others.
TlIE account ordered in this cause at the
l. last term Of the Court, will be taken at
the Clerk ~ Masters office in Cleveland, on
the 3oth day of May next, at which time the
parties Interested will attend with their proof
JAMES BERRY, c. d. M,
BY b. FRANK SroUr, d. G. IN.
April 8, lS53-3t Prs fee 80 237
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Leather! Leather!

'J>IIE subscriber has good supply of Sole,
l. Upper and Harness Leather, for sale ut
Dodson's store, cheap for cash.
Dec. 10, lsj2--22O i. VAUGHAN.
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that the Notes
~ and Accounts due the late firm of jackson
d Lillard, have been placed in the hands Of
James Turner, rs Agent, for collection. Per-
sons indebted will do well to settle with him
Immediately. -
r. G.. JACKSON,
WIN. G.. LTTLARD.
Athens Tenn, Oct. -, lsJ2-tf PA
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N. R. MAY, M. D.,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
ATHENS, TENN,
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
III services to the public.
Jan. II, lS53-tf 225
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10 Horse Power Engine for Sale.

A NY person wishing to buy an Engine Of
n the above power, in first rate condition,
will please address the undersigned at Cal.
houn, Tenn. B. +. MARTIN.
Ter q 1852-tf 2l9
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Doctor YOURSELF!

| Wv ~ 'H-N ~.
~ BY means of the POCK-
~~ EFT .ESCULAPIUS, or
~ "A WM Every one his own Ply
! @ &HM sisiai' Thir,y--iH,h edi-
S <SRSM ton, with upwards Of n
II SNEX M& NJ hundred engrayings,
u 9M .NH3S 4 showing private diseases
Va &&HEH in every shape and form,
M &kIE&H @ and malformations Of the
| NMH4p % generative system,
M1&@ZH By VIM YOUNG, NJ. D.
tx The time has now mr.
rived, that persons suffering from secret dis
eases, need 10 more become the VICTIM OF
ouAcRERY, "a 10y the prescriptions contained in
this book, any one may cure himself without
hindrance 10 business, or the knowledge of the
most intimate friend and with onetenth the
usual expense. In addition to the general
routine Of private disease, IT fully explains
the cause of manhood's early decline, with
observations on marriage-bcsides many other
arrangements which it would not be proper
to enurherate in the public prints.
cB- Any person sending 1penty- FSve Cenfs
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy Of
this book, by mail, or five copies will be sent
for one dollar. Address "DR WIN. YOUNG
No. l52 Spruce street, Philadelphia" Post.
paid.
~ Dr. Young can b. consulted on any Of
the Diseases described in his different publica
tions. at his Office, 1872 Spruce street, every
dny between Q and o'clock, Sundays ex
cepted.)
June II, 1S5e-1y 1874
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A LOT of FRESH CLOVER SEED for sale
"A by [Feb 1871 KEYES, SON Il Co.
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GicP as "a cUi/.

"E will give Groceries Mt cash price and
w cash for Corn, Oats, Peas, Butter,
Feathers, dc. DE. !tc. KEYES, son ii co.
Dec. "a, 1852 222
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JANUARY 49, 1853 1IT T7T @ Ia 7T-9 - mn
sasl .er znaazhl .oziNiUMBER 100
ECCTliIIalKlle ECTlaaKlle 5 I ! e.Al,lSREIETY 8
serenaaine a Yc,,.,r,is 1.aa4.=5


"A friend of one of our cotemnoraries +s,,. .Lo
following: .Hs31=.,5 ifIt64g
In my young days was extravaeantly fond or
attending parties, and somewhat celebrated for
playing on the flute. Hence it was generally er-
pected thatw an invitation was extended. NV
flute would accompany me! !lqoq loi s9iddvG
| Twisted asplenlid party one evening, and was
calledupon to tavorthe company with a tune ON
the flute. OF course Immediately complied with
the request. The company appeared delighted.
ou' more particularly so was young lady, who
raised her hands and exclaimed it was beautiful.
delightful dGc.11 ofcourse was highly delighted,
and Immediately formed resolution to 'sertsnade
| the young lady on the following night. tide"
i started the next night, in company with sever
al young friends, and arrived, as supposed at the
tlydys residence, but made a glorious mistake by
getting under the.window of an old Quaker.js
etNow, boys, said /, sbehold the fsentimentality
of this young lady, the moment strike UP the
tLast' Rose of Summer struck %up, but the
window remained closed, and the boys began to
smile. yi-EE1re IoEHW -gg.gqa-: islgO sft
10 'oh,' said!l, sthars rothing;it would not be in
good taste toraise the window on the first air.,
ogE next struck t0ld robin Gray Still the
window remained closed. The boys snickered
and felt somewhat fat. Deb JiaEa5. oht 10 s5s
'oncem more, boys, said I, sand she must come
Istruck up again, tMy Love is like the red red
Rose' Still there was no demonstration
Boys sad j, She's e humbug. Let us sing
Home, sweet home,' and if that DON'T bring her,
I'l! give up.' si47l 1alJ III .iHa7b 10 Eo+iG
rive struck up, and as we '.inishedithe last line
the window was raised Elt ro.:GI'zsHleaA
Sc 'Thats the tiket, boys, L knew we could fetch
her. ;iTJ .f215lE itljH5j is 1sEE az q 1siiru
Butinstead of the beautiful young lady, it.turn-
ed Quito the old Quaker, in his night. cap and
dressing gown ~ aatlla --.f leszaEgCJal y6r
IL Friend saidahe; thee was singing of thy home
and if Irecollect right, thee said there was no
place like home, and that is true, why don'tthee
go to thy hornea Thee is not wanted here-thee,
nor none of thy company. FAREWELL iw OFT
We, and our lints, went home.q u So" ~
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lSTEAM MARBLE.WORKS

B6 MARkET ST, WHEELING, VA.
ME SuBSCRlBER having made extensive arrange.
j. mcnts in the East supply Of Marble and son.
tempating the erection OF Steam works, he would invite
the attention ofArchecs, Builders, and tho public in gen.
eral to the inspection OF his stock consisting
Egytlan, Sienna, American and other
qualities, which can be sold lower than establish
ment in thu west - g - l7FH'E - . -
Dealers would find 1t to their advantage TO inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done inthe most elaborate style, and lie
would invite the attention of purchasers examine his
stock Statuary and other carved work.
oaphs Tombs, Head and foot soncs &c. and yard
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior iar
tiles to supply this workat lower prices than
other establishment III the country.ug sIilsrg
Please give call and examine my work. . ar
asi $40 all4g lr4lss., Isti MICEiA Ell j. RoHAN,
.-tgs asdrigu Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
20 Also Calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind soiics warranted
at the lowest trade prices aitig W7 q mn w yd
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New Music Store. .nuasf
Sign of the Grccinn Trigonum, no. los
~ II Mnim Strcet. ~ --- ------L =

ats-l J. FICKIESON would respectfully an.
s!r5s=E Al,nouncc citizens o: Wheeling and vi
! 7 & Il einity, that he has Just opened new and
Guitars Volincellos, Fagolets Flutes, Flies Acco:de
ons Bunjos, and Tamborines Brass Instruments the
first and best make. q
Instruction books for all kinds OF Instruments; and
singing. .'' D.. '' -
Music the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin aso the
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. '' a' r' =
Caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks also Violin Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. 3.
BdSs for Violincello and Violin. -
~ fkicHer's Furniture Polish for renovating varniscd
Fun iture, such Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats amy
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber Pittsbug Pianos
OF the first and best manufacture in the United Sates such
as Nunns and Cark's grand square Pinnos, J. b. Dun
hans, Halett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos,
Meloieons. 'at'fLI GA5dd' F'7f -
Aecordeons and all kind repaired
r TIE lowest prices. ''- 1it"i." ~ tT. F.
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KELLS 81 CALDWEI,I,.

3A11o " O1AAD =" 9A1I,
(suCCEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. & COZ
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVlNG purchased the entire stock, fixtures chemical
Ii apparatus, &c, OF the firm PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage aud public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from tho Drug business take pleasure
to favorable consideration successors,
Messrs kells CALDWELL and have hesitation in
that our to.er customers and dealers generally will
for this well known house large share OF patronage
-----.-.--- JAS. Pa ULL& CO.
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Hooks, Stntionury, Variety Goods, &c. d
ME Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage
ded to him; begs to request the attention purchasers
ing OF School, Medical Theological Historical, Mis-
eaneoHs S, Gus booSs rsln ana Fancy Stationary Blank
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees ard others
wishing TO purchase in quantities, every iEduccnent will
be offered in prices and terms, . -
Rags taken in exchange paid for cash. the highest
ss,s y. g,,grssu Li-= .iIs,f JOHN H.. THOMPSON,
Aug. 2t,-tE - - IL. 81 Monroe Street.
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To Country Merchants.

MIR. s. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm OF
vi McClaen, Knox d Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them MI Chester d. Knox (broter
8. Knox long favorably trading public
assuming the style OF McCallens and Knox 10 25!El
They would respectfully inform their old customers (
have long andberay sustaiped the and ali deal
Boos and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arriy
ing from the 10th to the last OF September.
Hovng been selected with the greatest and bought
for cash. they nater themselves that their Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes they hold qiali:,
and prices superior to any ever oeredi tho market II,
Country on their way east they would be pleas
ed to exhibit their stock and post them nprccs
chaensnga comparison with the markets baltimore anil
Philadelphia. [sep3l McCLALLENS & KNOX
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!The Railway Nurgery Rhymer.

y Now thatit has become proverbial that accidents
will happen. on the best regulated railways, we
consider that salutary dread of them ought early
10 be implanted in the minds of ouI rising genera
tion. The infantile 'hobgoblin' should iii future
be the railway engine, and our children should be
legendarly warned of this, as of lawyers bill, or
any other sometimes necessary evil. Instead of
The bloody deeds of mytEc Jack the Giant-Killer,
we should have our nursery maids tell the real
horrors of railroad journey. Railways are dan
gerous' should be the earliest round hand tex ,and
one of the first chapters in the spelling hook, the
Chapter of Accidents. Our Nursery Rhymers, too,
might similarly be amended. We have long been
nationally ashamed of those senseless thush-a-by
babys with which the British infancy has for ages
been insulted. With easy alteration they might
teach a most impressive lesson: And we, there
fore, feel shall be doing the infant state some
service, by furnishing at once specimen page of
The Railway Nursery Rhymer: lib
T." !=-17'5s. tAIR-'Riae a Stick.Eorse.' ''' A
Nv Fly by steamforce the country across .--'.
Faster than Jockey outside race horse; =
With time. bills mismanAged fast trains after slow,
You shall have danger wherever yougo.
8 .t-r.,, ~ AIE-'Litle, BoPeep,'
at -r....a 5.a Little Bo-Peep r..-.....r ..
...... ..f.. Is fast asleep, u H. r.f I.-g,. r.a,F
5Eat In tin excursion train you'll find himi altut
fss tll!t ..fl Oh its ten TO ggag .ut 7zu
1fhe ever gets home---uJ ar, srrrr
zzlPor special isc close behind him!
/ atraia5 .,r- AIR-tHushr-by Ba6y.'saI s4tr
l. Rock away, passenger, in the third class, rg9
When your train shunts faster will pass; -
| ' When your trains late your chances arc small
Crushed will be carriages, engine and all. 5ti 10
AIR-.Dickory, Dick0ry, Dcck.' q 'is"i
lrHH iu11 sninshery, nashery, crashl NIT
T. ncss2I4 IntnIthe Goods we lash;i .td<t
| III inr 's3a.The express we find, i ei.is31. "
Rl1'ey ag just behind ID X ,72vin
tlza sE's - snidshery. MASTERY. crushl " i,aat:!
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AND PETTsRUR6s ran
,...trs. a-,.r ROAD. -
~ lEIl 80 Gs.y 81, -
q ssssssEsi ss4GsEEsssi asfsH ESSsss


" Trains run daily esunIays exeepted. as fSiiays
Leave Cleveland A. NJ Express train for Wells
tion Train for Ravenna, stopping at all ay stations
Leaves Ravenna at 700 A. NJ Accommodation Train for
Leaves eiisviiie at 1873 % Expre.s Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations 80 - ...'W
vii Ss S Train Train from CLEVELAND connects daily
Akron Branch Railroad Cuyahoga Falls and Akron; al
Ravenna with Wards Line -Four Horse Coaches for
Warreni Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-
a. with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
: FoRPITTSBURG.-The $40 A. NJ, Express Train
from Cleveland connects at Welsvie with the new and
elegant side steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
evening lr satl9HsS - - = = - 80 '
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn.
Fare from Cleveland TO Pittsburgh, by way orwellsvie
Passengers cketed through, and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via Wesvle l s74 O..
FOR WHEELlNG.-The $40 A. NJ Express train from
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DiuRNAL foi
Wheeling, touching 1.-THE arriy
fSns p M s9n4e,s Train connect.
with the above steamers at Wesve; also with Ohn
the Akron Branch railroad. g. ...-,..n- va ,.
Pas;engcrs leaving Pttsburg at o'clodk, a. NJ, and
press Welsvile and arrive at Cleveanis in
time to connect with the Lake Steamers New York.
via Dunkirk and Buffalo. .1I. . s .. o.. =, sl.. -,
Also for Toledo Detroit, Chicago Racine, Milwaukee.
and the entire North West iai's'.7if al. t 'l1ft
Passengers leaving WHEELING or PITTSBURGH in,
the morning by this route arrive at Cleveland the
evening and on the following night can be in New York
The Accommodation Train leaving Ravenna at { O'Clock.
A. NJ, connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
oa and reaches Gle yeland IN time to connect with th
Cincinnati Railroad for the South. IU
KETrRNITo-The Accommodation Train leaving Cleve.
land at $50 p NJ connects with the Express Train
CINCINNATI and Columbus at Cleveland, with Akrom
Branch Railroad at Hudson. 'i. ..r 'Hu y Tot , q.
N EB. ds p. r. r. OFFICE, 4 r.E JOHN DURAND!
Cleveland, June ID %! liitl .gHj Superintendent
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m connection toh the Clerednd Cincinnati Railroad
CIesednd and Erie r. r., Clepela11a Pitts6aTsR r. r.
aud hichigan Central r. r. ..u .r,r -.0- Ia e.,
Passengers will be cketed through any point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnat Pittsburgh
Lake Michigan 80 s.. NJ - T-Ts : 80. -" -
This line win be composed of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route. N 3
CAPT. c. c. 'srAxARp.
FOREST ClTY..............c cApr. j.. A. PIRACY
boat VIII leave Cleve and for Detroit, and Detroit
Cleveland M every evenns at g. o'clock arriving in both
trains for CHICAGO Cincinnati and Pittsburgh ami
will run from Cleveland in the following order:
. FOREST C1LY 4-
Monday. Wednesday, -. Friday
- - 1f orb CLEVELAND.l,5 s,ea ! 40
Is, uesuay. lhursday Saturday
And will leave Detroit 'F =
AL.Lt ---a.' .'HHfLl 20 CLEVELAND Ht4t f.r3 "
Monday "Wednesday Friday
.5 . .l.f..T H.. FOREST CITY D. .nT..lf = Ia
tuesday Thursday. Saturday
The Undersigned are prepared to contracts for ali
lands OF freight from Cleveland TO Detroit, Mackinaw
The Z. ,l' - =
i!.ls'''i OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUISE j.
Will compose the line until the boats ready
p III. .i-lt l..t gf D. q (. AGENTS. EsI 4yli
Q. BRADBURN S Co., Cleveland, .f ..,.....f.. d. Z b
aPITTMAN, TRoWBRIDGE& & JONES, Detroit,
r.. 80 l-' u=' iiy3l ! lti-.7l-f ~ is
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TET ~ OHIO Type FOUNDETsY,
H GUlLFORD AND JONES',

~ TUIIFuND, N. V. ONES.
IL SECOND STREET. nETwEEN SYCAMORE BROADWAY
y-,alrU, CINCINNATI, OHIO III
ETcry Description
Ro fbSk, .5TsfS AND NEWSPAPER TYPE
CONSTANTLY OS HAND, MANUFACTURED TO OR DER
They prcpnredt 10 furnish promptly at the lowest
cash prices every variety OF Types their
sevc1l Spcenen books, and tile best Printing Presses
with all their a pparTusf -f.iHug a giEHiGaI = y
Large Job Letter, in all its varieties Metal and
Flowers, Cuts Ornaments, &C. will be supplied fur
nished toorder ut the lowest current prices. nd
From their long experience and practical knowledge in
Tyre and Press making and large acquaintance with the
entire satisfaction to all who may favor them with their
patronage -..,..- r,, ,,. - 4 n
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Il .PARLIAmENTARx ELoaUENcE.--We will not VEN
ture to that the reporters make the eloquence of
the English Parliament There is much in real :
ly great speech of which noreportw will convey an
adequate notion. Voice, gesture, intonation, en-
phasis, alusion, are necessarily lost in report
But there area many things which reporting gives
to niddling speech, and there is nothing which
it does not give to bad 1t gives form, struc-
tnre, grammar and something like meaning to RAM
bling disquisitions and dvapid sounds. 1t supplies
what the nervous man wished to say orithe uu-
practsed man should have said.-++sLOndOn Times.
Il laugh said Smith, tat all who laugh atme.'
Indeedr cried Ben, ifthowlmerry you must beR
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e. QUINCY FOUNDRY q. I.
Corner Mnin nnd dhnincy Streets.

/ hGa Corner Mnin md Quincy Streets, n
WHEELING, VA. liuff as1' yIf.ai
k1NHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged
pleted their extensive establishment prepared
Splendid plain and fancy arches including fcnders sum.
mer fronts fire iron stands &C., pvens common round
and straight barred CRATES 3io,iN .sl9 ~ iy04AetE
ANEXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES
Including the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin balloon, cannon, plate keel boat,
bachelor, chamber and Parlor stoves,
Hollow ware in all its branches Sugar kettles or yari.i
Gus Sizes and everything in the domestic
and retail ,'h4ati sth - H .fl'l Hti 5iiT lFs-l
Min gearing boat and castings our extensive
and most improved assortment patterns our long ex
hitherto received expect coftiiidao,i
cstcmin in this part of our business wind mill HAY scale
shelter, truck Wheel and small SvaEon, castings
Wagon and buggy boxes. 80 ,.lsE
8 - PLoUGHs. AND DPLoUGHcAsTINGs.. l.
Weare prepared to furnish the patent lever patent hil
side, Crane. Bull, Hornet Snder, &C. We have also se
cured at this time the eXcusive right manufacture nj
iGIST'S PATENT PLOUGH -one OF the most improved
implements in farming ut the present day.
Iron rails and fencing, for cemeteries: houses gardens
verandas, &C. Porters improved gaduating ttyyere or
ironwe have secured the patent right severSi conn
ties for this useful iron, and exhibit
from the United States Armoy possessing Qualities
for facilitating the Backsmiths labors, which no other
possesses Window caps. consols &c. In short every.
thngi our line of business Sad irons with fancy stafds
scr5pes, porch feet, vault cellers. window and sewer
quality and at the lowest prices b o'5iifa E7Ei
U5Persons wishing to purchase in lie wholesale
or RETAIL will please giveu call. All orders from fo
country win be carefully attended punctay filled.
Scrap iron purchased at market prices.
aug24. fiAi' - 10 Ee2HAN1BTON & ROC EfS
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GEORGE MENDEL.
No1SA Urpsn S,..no,
"" N HUH, Hhufu Strect
WREEIJNE VA

ai WHEELING VA. .4u.L.y
S now receiving LARGRLOT OF CARPETS, RUGS
j. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Oie
Cloths ofal widths and keeps constantly hand arg
OF FurnatuEe of every description Gilt an
MahTgany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates ve9itian
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. Harcloth Curied Hair.
Spring Sackng Bottona Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
ec' all oi which Will be sold at the lowest prices aug21
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Americans, Pntronizc Hour own MINI
q. u 81 p - factures. liN

F '' Wheeling Silk Factory.
A MERlCAN silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
"A stantl articles OF the various fabrics III al
GILLS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel,
ing The curious in such matters invited call and
the of manufacturing, and those wishing ur.
Silks wholesale RETAIL be supplied on reason
able terms at Gilrs Store, adjoining Factory
NJ Adams j. S. For bs', a. o. Farchilds, Marsht Tay
lor's, and o. w. Heisks, Wheeling, Va, at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 11J, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. ....r.-. ~ ir.s .r|
Our Fabrics are werTened all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin nsti tuc
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
and stock is large and seasonabc
comprising many varetesvelvets, satins vestins
silks, frnges, cravas, handkerChefs of white, black,
paid figured and printed, all the styles,
best twned silk twilled and plain Also, shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen
Please call and patronizc this important branch
lean manufacture. Orders orevery variety osilksprom
ly executed. 'i )
Merchantabe Cocoons and Reclcd Silk bought. ..
JOHN w. Gill.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &C..
y r.; Snds and the public generally that having
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbacker & Son, no
VIII continue the same at the old stand No. 49, Main ST.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts merit
anee the patronage literally bestowed old firm
He has just returned from the Eastern Cities is
oenng extensive and well selected stock Drugs
Chemically peIfumery Fancy articles, Sc all of which
scrupulous regard purity of quality now oere
10 the public on the most reasonable terms. Tyr