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Marble for Extensi United Cspitoi.-To
of Marble Quarrtes

CArIToL ErrESsIos OrrfcS,
Washington, d. G., May =, 1853
IN order TO collect information regard American
marho suitable for the interior decoration OF The extension Of
the United States Capitol Washington, all
qusries OF marble within United which worked
capable Of being worked invited 10 send specimens this
The specimens should be in blocks Of eubca form six inches
square each face. |#a.. fa
The following should each specimen
locality Office Of owner
cubic delivery at the
boat railway stopping place OF blocks that be obtained
of the
thickness and dip he beds veins which the rock divided
The should much from the dimensions
Of the
required enclosed Dor aud
by The distinctly marked with the Of the
sender, well directed TO this once.
ordinary channel.
,erca and reasonable freight viii be paid their
delivery at this Office. 1T sen tn
generally which circulate where marble
confer benefits dis
by giving this advertisement, editorial notice
Papers receiving OF this advertisement from this ONCE
In weekly for months,
copy their paper, with their bills, 10 this Once
y ''sP NJ. G. MEIGs,
Msy T-law3mwp AAIeh 1852 fRat". III .lAl.
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Washington, April is, 1859.
ON petition Mock, Of Phisdslpa praying
OF granted to him the sixteenth
Of psdocks other ioks
said patent, which
OF July eighteen hundred any
three (ss3)-
ssd petition be heard 'hs Patent Once
Moaday twenty (27) June ~ O'Clock,
notified appear and they
have, Why -sd petition ought granted SO II
Psrsons Opposing file
Once their objections. specially set forth In wroe At least ~cpy
alt Med
or once which will he furnished
piirstion. III 4t elHF.A l1 u. = aEN
notice be published The National Insneen
Rrpuic Washington, D. Inquirer Philadelphia
PA Daily
burg for three successive
Iuns Of
1s1gi9 eIg H1aa55 $50 IN I.F n. WEIGHfMAN,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
Of above papers will please copy and send their
bills once with containing hi. notice
l7-taw3w
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MO1ICE.I give whom concern
intsod applying General Land Once the United states
for scrip James Points Of land
warrant No 4o7, dated November a. I7Vo and issued Henry
Daring ensign Virginia during
for 301f which
md dupicsss Issued
claim interest vure Of the aforesaid
Points, deceased. ~ #ts
I-fef N1tE Z Il ELIZA 4. POINTS,
Erccunir sole devise. O Points, deceased.
AH 29-Isw3m LrHl M ENs = NE1
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No. 4ss.I
by the President OF the United States.

the PRECEDENT Of the United states.
IN pursuance OF law MLLARD FILLMORE, President Of
United states Of do hereby arsIs and MAKE
the State OF WISCONSIN, at the periods hereinafter designated
Al the land Office a, WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday
the second OF May for the disposal Of the public lands
ships viz:
Norh ofths ofe fourth prinpuI meridian
Township forty nine and fractional township my
Fractional township my the shore Of Lake SUPERIOR Of
Township and fractional townships my and any
Tow".sp forty township my,
Fractional township. my,
townships twenty nine thirty hyoue and thirty town
ships aud focgi and fractional township forty
Townshp- twenty eight tweniynne hurry ,hrty one and
thirty and township forty nne the shore Of Lake
township. hy thirty one, hrywo, thir,y,hree, and thirty
s@ " and fractional township forty n"' ." Lake SUPERIOR
Township. thirty ,hr,y-one hirywo, ur'y'hee, and thirty
Townships hi ,btywO, thirythrec and ,siryfou
Township. niry-one thirty wo thirty three, hirfou
land once La ,s n,.ss. a.,
the following named townships, TO wtti
Soya of. Of a fourth principal rrer,dian.
Townships and nineteen. Of range
Township twen,y-ope and twenty two, OF range seven.
Townships wen'yone, twenty-five twenty ,hree and twenty
Town.hp. seny-one, twenty-five, three, and
Town.n,p. wsnyone, twenty-five twentyhrec twenty
T.wnhlp, twenty ssr and w q rang, ssysn
Tho n",h day Of May ae,i for disposal public
within limits of the aforementioned townships 10 witt
of the ne and Of he fourth principal raerdia
Township twenty Eve OF range four.
twenyeight,
'h.,y. and ,n',y,wo Of ans' Ave.
eighteen, nineteen, thirty and thirty township
township twenty and twenty sir Of range s.
U
odRce MENAsHA. commencing Monday, the
S ~, na ,o,y".np pr o.
Of the fourth principal sriaior
Townships twenty-five twenty II thirteen
Lands the OF schools, military
made unit
me state Authorities before the days appointed for the
o. a public sales respectively under The act entitled A.
wilma ,h. bmis," approved bsptesnbcr ~, 1880,
The offering Of The
the days appointed and will
sdvesed with all convenient DESPATCH whole .hsi
and oo rvs,c entry on m
lands will be admitted until amer the Of The two weeks
''"0 m nInsS s sTs ~ isE.e
Commissioner OF the Genera, Land once
gH NOTICE TO PRE- EMrTloN CLAIMANTS fa1a.a
Eysry entitled the right OF crpt,on
within fractional townships
re-,ufed esbs the The satisfaction II
s and receiver o. 3 rog ~a . sSa ~. o,s h..
public snle OF the
hcins 'hs tract claimed otherwise such ea" c b. oSr.ss
s Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE hereby public Of ordered B,
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EDWARD X. COLLINS h Co,
No. 50 Wall N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, Co,
Liverpool.
z O. ROBERTS 4 Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE b CO,
2 Roe Notrc Dame des VICTORIES,
aEo. n DRAPER, Hsvre.
tn. ouns NJ tb~. .bpx he
bullion Jewy metals, unless bills Of
therefor and the vsus thereof therein
JAMS y
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SANDs q Cummings. Brick Machine will be
~ cessful operation in this city in few weeks 9..a
exclusive United States or the sale OF frh
in ad mncbne, authorized by The patsntecs 10 state mat
mouIds Certificates from practical
winesrd mach
sinpicity OF its
perfect with which worked BY common
machine OF kind,
superior invention Tot ~ which
strengthen ts claims nnriva.d
certifying competency produce from
thousand bricks day Of the most solid and satisfactory
character.
or machine advertised being in
operation thai invention represented
best accomplishing about eaurh part The result claimed
when the machine Is ready for operation
city, subject observation and scrutiny ~ practical
bk makers whose Judgment ". shs be aa,'ns 70 secure
/ Jupe o6-oawim Once ~ stb and streets.
THE NATIONAL Magazine for July - received and FOR
i sale by the nesn,. GRAY BALLANTYNE,
= IL Seventh street, Odd Fellows Hall.
Loneeow (pora) Wesleyan Theological Institution, -four
Visit the Goa Percha Works, hrce enErsvnFs u
Johnson tive enrnvings Postry Evening
short Words Hcspes An Illustration Of the Mysterious. An
F.,imste The Emperor Nspo,eou
with the Silver Lining, &c. &c, &c.
subscriptions N. t
Juns ~ Hs"H +. H4e9 News IS s4ft9u.#@ IL
l,OOD Ceu,rpor Letter Paper NJ 81 as per re.rn
VI oolscap paper ~ so tgf
Blank account books at unusually low pces Jus. urpscked
June 95 FRANCK TAYLOR.
DANKE'S Civil Wars and Monarchy In France tu
the 18Th and i7h csnuriess History Of France during
perind - vol. EHHg7 @NessIs|
The Dr. ouu President Of III. Wesleyan
University. 2 vols. For sale ...ea ~ A"Ai1ailf Z
TAYLOR MAURy's
June M Bookstore, 9th
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postponed as nu,lsh, and 2s Juy next e.poe-
lively.
Given my hama, city w@shnssen % day OF
April, Doani lhoussns ssht bundled ana
~ FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY tho President II C. tEfT ~ ~ T'TE
JonS WiLsos, h~uN0tt.f a.. g. -ft5ft4Fs
~ Commissioner OF the General and Once.
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nm, EDWARD ~. CARwuCHAEr. from Virginia,
ws.hfhfon
NJ. residence adjoining Irving
Ho4si, ApS-An
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these ships win NOT he accountable fe gold nv-r
ssna thereof therein expressed
JAMS rUt Er
Manifested Iron M:n.s,. os'.mns. rsds'sA'', Table
THE saamande Marble Company public attention their
iron as one me- Of "a st dis G s .s and
.soi the fsir " the Mscpcnsn Mschan
les Institute held at Washington ." February ssd March II his
T. material, having metallic basis. durable and cheap
choicest marbles. siIy varieties,
heat and ca"no be injured BY the as"s% = go z,
Tn. manufacturing depsrm-no this
Of J. 2 w,sm The inventor. Of NE ,,.
s..o. rSo% S my
May i-d3m ID ia 9toHsU H..e Fl Ias
his friend. and The Pa.c .s general aueonee r the sal. OF
Furniture a. dwelling. attended person Ivr,i
m" made on and al nss f''s' W.T."
General Aucuoucer, Pennyvsna ovh
n"s- I'm =. :. :. = -.
EoR Tire. brick dwelling house c.orr.o-n,
running through and hs.
Any as.i,iss purchase premise. upon
Terms. On. third cash the balance in O. y: ed .cn,A.
Exchange Broker National Hotel Bsdnsr wasinsson D. c.
Ian ao-am I'm Ell. 9..... r, sts..ls.T q. es +.
A MERJCAs Housn. H.~e~.~ ssr..s, B~.s.~, ~
Rebuli enlsvReA, furnished,
al modern and convenspecs for the sccomnods
non ms. :. a., =, v s,, p's''e'
JIscLr TOMS GAMMA Hf.ass a.saer.ocr.. q Mr..
Stowe, author Of Unci. Tom. osAnn or san"n"n :,
With ror,r.,, Il sos,as, sas fsros. of song .
D "a nooE = CO., wne,-..,. .ma Retail ps.... ~
ri sss s.s '.s..
A.s ss-u
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H. NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right Of exemption Of the
lands within townships parts townships above enumerated
establish satisfaction The
OF the land oce and make payment therefor
practicable this notice, and before the
Of public tn. land
bracna claimed claim VI. be forfeited
/ JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
May l2-lswt3w U#t#H## .#H E..# II -.###.f
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DxrAxrnssr OF TINA IsTrslsR,


Washington, june %, 1883.
consequence proposals
department. the Of the IAN uilo, and IN
der 70 effect The object designed BY the m section Of the aei OF
Congress approved The 26 August 1872 becomes TO
extend The time for receiving proposals.
sealed
the stationery which the OF ,s department
and It's several during the fiscal ending The % June
1904 viii DO received this department unu O'Clock m
Saturday. 3 when the bids viii be opened
In of such Of the bidders may be present - .
Those unaccompantd by satisfactory testimonials Of ability 20
fuinl contract viii not be considered
The bidder whom the award be made Will be required 10
within thirty alter being NOTIFIED OF the ae-
cepiance OF his offer.
must accompany the aids and the department reserves e
such the al tc prices sS'ea
in The offer, OF 10 return them a. It's option
Each by the Individual or h making "
and mus. specify price aud sa on; rs tor each and every s
they be furnished nj the lowest market prices &C
cong quality Blank forms for proposals w he furnished al
Grmiry therein The Department would
cson will be taken into consideration unless substantially
An the articles delivered without delay
aud TO the satisfaction Of tho head Of The Office FOR which
The reserves right ordering greater
quantity aud every article contracted for tue public
Bonds approved security given
and Of failure supply the articles The
shall be liable for The forfeiture specined
In such bond iquidaied damages.
The subjoned list speeches. nearly now can BIO done the
quaaty description the articles that will be wanted
STATIONERY.
Writing paper. made OF linen, laid white or blue
Is folio satin or plain nns faint ined and trimmed
oolscap hand made, ned and trimmed TO weigh
not less than l2 lbs per ream .
10 oolscap plain achine faint lined, aud trimmed,
weigh j. ~ lbs per
10 foolscap blue laid made, ant lined garden
weigh Is lbs. per
$50 quario post plain, faint lined three sides
quartz post, machine plain faint lined three Side
quao post. handmade, plain faint lined four sides,
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Pcstpcnems~t cf the P-n,so LAND sales In Ws~o~sss
NOTICE hereby st the public sales Of ands ordered
~ the proclamation OF the President, 81 IN. United stes dated the
rebustv 1882 bn held
in n. Wisconsin,, omces
River Ia Crosse, Stevens Point, Mcns.hs
3D. is 9th and o3d Of May declared
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Mayors Proclamation.

81 T71a Mayors Proclamation. y = ~
s J n1 '1s s' s,s An n. &C. s"s
proved am April Is I. provided hat ~ssn.vsr shan sc
dos Mind within shall
ha, ali dog ksp,
" ne . sn-, and . % e "a
he city eonstabes and lawful for other person. kin
hurry Al and every dog going at large contrary 70 the sad poclams
sSS b. ,as ss s. ~.
hereby vs notice al whom conc.r. that s snimas Of
during o. .ssn ..y a:y. from The date hereof and n. uoss
. Of this are required 70 enforce the IN
my hand, mayors once, city
inston ihu ssh day Of June, 1854 .L.
July i-i.ws~ stau 'o"N ~ "NI m.yoor
Moe: Ks,s, s.:.s.., sa..; sp,;y No 7'
ss' d. n S .S !ss ''sss Z. G.
ensI Of The Genr Land Once for repayment Of The .u% q %
Gss.s ssS. s.'ch u, i.sskJuns ,c4tsws~
A sPEcIAL CARD TO eEsTLEmES.-ws With % osi
Black, blue olive, ana s,o.~ French cs~hs
s s'sss ADD! s.s ,. ss s.,.sS s:' ,s.s
, White ana fsey i'ssn drfli.ss ~ l
!, S.sss .s.rsss .sr. s-d f--.y s.Mho.. "a tI.
s... .ss ssFs''
An Of which bse" so"a This 'p"s and -i BE- sold At
os on" az ..:s = ySv'
reunsyvsnis sv'"u', ee'~ss" s'h and 10Th streets.
July l@stcodf fleti
RuRnvruRE DRY pOODs.--we and sale
so, sup ,or Of linen due.t for .s'r enh
~, mo o' the n hne PARTIES
and rs. s.sis for step carpets some Of which are
new supply n iow priced hcor and table oil
n., '. ,. ,a oa, forms. supply, make. stock
csteIfa fElH "a 1854. CLAGRTT 3 DODaON
-, a., -. pes'sv. IN all hsnAs dry goods
'sns VI ~'e'd IL 4 1s9taiafa ~ ,saIE7dITI ~ =
pucNs nEo'cED.-e's g.rs.c,- :, very low prices.
a. - ftRRf, TRaas, VERY.
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO FkE-EMPTTON CLATNANTe.
person cf Of the
lands within townships and OF townships above
establish ssnsruoa
Of land once, payment
practicable nofics
spped for the ofth Pshc lands
embracing the tract claimed othcrwe such claim will he ed
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
June 22-lawl3~
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MRRuCAN UOuSH. Hanover eers~s, Boston ~
n Lcwis Rice Rebuilt enhanced, and furnished
and the sccomods
tior of the travelling public. a+Ai 81 tatE
Dee ~ dv Hrrrss FHE F .eUr..4 trE
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NOTICE TO FREEMFTlON CLAIMANTS aNEtE
person entitled the right OF .
lands townships and fractional townships
establish the satisfaction IL
OF proper hand once and make payment
after his roo and before the
Of public OF the
brscns claimed such claim win he forfetsd
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the 0cnessl Land Once.
RI t.,t
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Omcers and Solders War ~ n.
dian, Mexscan, and sthsr Was.
John Y. BAKER Qae eert in The General Land ofbcs
ersl ocv sod
Maryland islsr w.shinsou ei, D. c. onss b..
Of boany land, ard bset
and other claims before s sbc departments Of III.
government
win give ..snss, eo'Iesuo. p.
vaie claisns. -. 800.
7-tswfw
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IrNCu.r TOMS CAN "A life gse Sssser.ovr> cf Mr.
Stowe, author Of Uncle Tcm osAp,n !. on enhnoon
whsehvs Gallery avenue near ~ re "s''"s
with ror,r.is u sontas ths famous o"ssn on song
Dec 1--dn lnts n * .H. III .NfEtHH Ut y HN-
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MOOD Common Letter Paper ss 81 As per ressn.
" Goed common paper 81 so fe4
Blank account books at unusually low pces Jus. uupscked
FRANCK TAyIDe
, 1853-08-20
Arrival Of Immigrants.

Our old friend Capt l.. Bus two sons
and son-in-law, with their wives aud chill
dren crossed the plains this season and have
arrived safely at SteilacOom. The eldest
son, CrNcINArf bills, gives the following
information They left St. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, on The 25ih Of April, in advance Of
the entire emigration. They had no sick
ness nor dust on the plains. Their cattle
are all in good order-lost none at all-and
found an abundance Of grass all the way
The rivers were all high. They have q
fine team of working oxen, and a number Of
fine American mares.
They arrived at Fosters, foot Of the
mountains in Oregon, on the Goth Of Jolly,
and were strongly urged by the people in
the Willamette valley 10 settle there. The
argument used in persuading them was, that
Washington Territory is very poor cOun-
try, that we had but little 10 eat and were
actually in a starving condition. "HOw
this world [the Willamette portion is Civ
en- 10 lying !"
These new immigrants are entitled to
credit for their virtuous and firm resistance
of evil influences. They have all settled
at SteilacOOm, where they are highly pleased
with every thing about them, and are ear
nestly hoping that those behind them may
be as determined as they were, and come
to thr Sound where they will surely reap
the huils of good resolution.
, 1853-08-20

Our treatment Of this sui Ct few weeks
ago has ELECTED the attention Of the con-
tractor on the Cowlilz, Mr.. TowNsEND
who addresses Us, and encloses a copy oI
his communication to the Postal Agent mar
ratnggfully as to the past failures of th'
mail, and giving the causes therefor w,
insert III. correspondence;
MoNriouLLo, Aug. ], 1913.
7. +. N,ELRoY, ESQ:
.Sir-Nolicing your article under the
head of " Mail Matters" in your paper ol
July Both, have written letter to ihf
Postal Agent on the subject, Of which the
following is a duplicate.
Respectfully yours,
A. TOWNSEND.
, 1853-08-20
The Cascade Road Again.

Mr.. KrRrLEY and party have ended their
task and returned to Olympia. WEI in
formed by some Of them that they opened
the road from the eastern extremity to the
summit of the mountains, and that Mr.. MEL
SON SARJENT has gone forward to meet the
immigrants and conduct them iD.
Mr.. ALIENS party will soon have their
work completed from the western extremity
10 the Eume summit. Mr.. A. w. MooRE
viii go upon the road in few days with a
party of men to give the finishing touch to
tho whole job.
, 1853-08-20

B@- We invite attention 10 the adver-
tisement Of G. A. BARNES, on our third
page. OF the merchants now doing busi-
ness here, Mr.. BARNES is the oldest estab.
lished, and has the appreciation of the com
muniiy for the taste with which his assort-
ments are selected, the fair rates at which
he sells, and the good weight and measure
he gives. His new and extensive store
house will be completed in a short time
and he is now prepared 10 receive and sell
goods on commission, and 10 take on sto.
rage from sixty 10 eighty tons. lie merits
public patronage.
, 1853-08-20

TO SEATTLE is thriving. All the ac-
counts that we receive from thence tell US Of
new buildings and other Improvements
Yesler's steam saw mill is working finely
ALKI is full of vigor and go-aheaditive-
ness. Her commerce is increasing, and her
men Of business are doing well. Renton's
steam saw mill will be in operation in few
days.
The enterPrising inhabitants Of these two
places, near together as they are, seem de-
iermined that their full, high and important
destiny shall be achieved as speedily as pos
sibIe. Success attend them, say we.
, 1853-08-20

COMMERCE. AND TRADE.-The brig 'JaDe
Of Portsr's line, and brig 'Cabot arrived
in our harbor on Tuesday last from San
Francisco, bringing merchandise to Lieut.
Slaughter, U. s. A., Parker, Collier & Co.,
A. J. Moses, Bettman g. Brand, and Wa
termsn & Goldman.
The new supply Of goods will cause trade
10 be quite brisk. Our farmers, rejoicing
Ger an abundant harvest, will pour into
lown to make their purchases before the as.
sortments are broken. A valuable piece oI
information IS thai -four at San Francisco
was selling at $25 per barrel, at last ac-
counts.
, 1853-08-20

CAPE Flattery and Rockingham Boy.-
The advantages of these two places should
be better known than they are. viii SOME
Of our friends be kind enough to inform US
occasionally as to what may be going on
thcreabouts Post us up, and we'll Pd
OtEers.
, 1853-08-20
Editors Table

"Our table" being under no obligations
this week, is perfectly independent of "oll
the world and the rest of mankind" We
think the same of the table, but ii is the
table only-lhe "dark naked" table
However, It would look better if well sup
plied.
, 1853-08-20

p@- We are indebted 10 Col. NJ. T.
SIMMONS, who has just returned from San
Francisco, for the delivery Of files of late
papers from ADAMS L Co.'s Express, and
also supply of late English and other pa
pers from j. w. Sullivan, Post Office
Buildings, San Francisco.
, 1853-08-20

F9. PARKER, CoLrER & Co. have lust
,feSeiyed by brig g. s. Cabot - large and
varied assortntDt of goods See their adj
yertis ,meni.
, 1853-08-20

SE- Bark @Cs,ib," Capt Plummcr, &
brig " "Tarquina," Capt Robinson, arrived
III the Sound last w.:k.
, 1853-08-20

NJ The Post OF C las been removed
70 the Columbian Building first a1or.
, 1853-08-20

u We are again under obligations tc
Parser, Golfer < Co.'S Express for pa
pers in advance Of all others.
, 1853-08-20

The New York Express says that the Sto-
ry of English alliance in Cuba is fiction,
and that there is no more love for John Bull
in Cuba or Madrid than for this government,
for the English have recently humbled the
excessive pride Of the Cubans more than all
other people together. They have done
this by means of powerful feet, always
on the Cuban coast, and by constant re-
proaches against the local government at
Cuba and the Court at Madrid, for open and
barefaced violations of existing treaty stip-
ulatons in regard 10 the slave trade.
The revenue of Peru is eight millions of
dollars, Of which FIVE millions are derived
from the sale Of guino.
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FRANKLIN MILLS.

YHTIE Subscribers respectfully inform the
Il public, that they have got their extensive
FIouling Mills, in full operation, and are now
prepared TO furnish superior family Flour, Bran
and Shorts, at reasonable rates, and in guanti-
ties 10 purchasers.
Produce Dealers, Furnace Cos, R, R. Con.
tractors, Hotel Keepers and families, are res.
pectfullv invited to call or send in their orders
The highest market price will be paid in cash
for Wheat, Slaves, HooppoIes and Flour Barrels
Farmers who desire it, can exchange their
wheat for -four. O
They have also on hand, and intend keeping
general supply o' Groceries, Oils, Paints and
Brushes, which they offer low for cash, or pro
duce. BUNN WALTERHOUSE g. BUNN.
Aug. Is, '53 2l-tf.
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War With Russia
T. B. DICK AS 0 NJ,
MAIN STR EET IAcKsnN nulf

MAIN STREET, JACKSON OHIO.
D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends 9nd
IL the public, that he has just returned from
the Queen City, and is now opening splen i'd
stock of Dry Goods, such as Calicoes, De Lains,
Alpacas, Silks, Gnghams, Broadcloths, Tweeds,
Cassimers, Satinets, Bonnets, &c. Also, Hats,
Gaps, Boots, aud Shoes. Also, splendid lot of
ready made Clothing, and in fact everything
kept in retail Dry Goods Store, his customers
by calling and examining his goods will readily
understand that he is doing a cash business, and
can therefore sell his Goods Cheap. Call and
see my Goods, Ladies' and Gentlemen, and will
soon convince You that Money can be saved by
purchasing Goods of me.
Jackson, Oct. 81, 1853. 3l-tf