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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
"a LITTLE MORE GRAPE,
pTAIN pb,su.l..

TIME undersigned having sold out his entire inter.
i est In the Saddle and Shoe Department. would
respectfully and most earnestly requsst all peySons ip;
deb,Cd 10 HIM, either by note or book account, 10 call
and settle their respective dues He can Assure his
his own demands, and hopes that all indebted to him
will at once see the importance Of peying heir m
doblednes M Dallas, or Me"rs, Pitts aud Jordan
will attend TO oil who may cell Nthe sgn Of the Sad.
selG will generally be In the Ahop, rom one till 1--WE
O'Clock. D0nl forget that he r0y much Nssds tAs BIO
Nsy (js2wll) JoHNATHAN GORE,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
Ber6 r9s. 9S FOp.laR
PETER JOHNSON,


D EsPEOTFULlY oGIers lis seyvless % the
III pubIlb. He lleaDs llie best quality 81 Faaors,
and keeps AheinS halp. "a wiRnlWayD pay
iriclAtienllon Ia ,cIeanllness nra heaihess.
lie ents aud dsessss bAfAn 1 ylyle that
never fblIs 10 pIease Ma elslenIefs.i As q
knight OF Che scissor md laxorhe Yields TO
none Ii FiSNnibat Alsekdtges are rsusono.
bly, low Asihe Inlehds W ednlimCeh iihlg
up aud Improving bis establishment, as fast
Is his means will allow, no hopes 10 have
the patronage OF the citizens Of Hannibal,
whose we'll known chief characteristic
Of energy, leads them to desire to sec
eyerythlng on the progressive march.
Recolect IL Is the shop nearest TO HEX.
mans StovSStore. Ii son the west sldo
Of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street, -. =" ~ sCap'23.d,ly) q.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01

Judge Gore calls on those indsbled 10
him % come forward and pay up, Ills no,
tice viii be found IN another column,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
NEW HARNESS AND sADDLERY
Gnnn ..

rHHE undersigned has, Just opened a Shor Oh. the
i south side OF llill Street, between The Ievec aud
Main street, where he will manufacture TO order In
superior style, and eheanpr NhNn Anv in the city,
BUGGY, WAGON auo CART HARNESS lie has
experience In the business, aud would be pleased ~
have a riOl, He win make L abe interest Of those
employed on the Railroad TO deal with him.
Hannibal, Jdne, /, tsis.-td&wij :,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
y -7''---5 GOODS,I T-=775- -
/ REORGANIZATION,

To The Voters OF Mason Township in the County Of
Marion, and State &c MlsSoWmi H|" .U,r
Having received ohiclAl aud legal notice that the
Hon, WIN. NJ, Cooke has resigned the office 81 Judge
OF the Hannibal Court OF Common Pleas, and thHL'N
vacancy now exists In the mice Of Judge Of said
Court have, pursuant TO The authority, vested in me
bY Law, directed and oersd an election 10 be held 10
hl such vacancy, Said election viii be held al tho
City Hall, ~ the City OF Hannibal, on Saturday the
2Slh day OF May D., lSSa, bstweeni The huuts Of
o'clock, A. ~, and O'Clock, n. M, OF that day and
Sil be for the purpose Of hllmg tue uncNpTed Term Of
the SNd Cooke, oecasl0nad by his said Resignation
Or which you the said Voters uf Mason Township,
are hereby NOtihed. ..#.fat
Gvsn under my hand, At the City OF Hannibal this
18th LAY Of May, A, D., 1893, hiie '.'At.fI"
..# rt'' 4. r. SEl.MEs,s 'H'.
,.S,,t....,.s Mayor Of the cityor Hannibal,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
A man named FranoIs Smith was killed b

A man named Francis Smith was killed BY
"ohoks.damp" IN Mr.. p. A, Htukmun'S well,
,hia morning. He lived IN or near Quincy, and
willbs taken up on the boat tomorrow movninaI
20 DO buried. hlN'
He seems young, perhap, not over eighteen
wears Of Oge,, he oaine down yesterday, From
Quincy, where hia relations live. AniFlsh,
man who was working with him, started down
after him, and came near falling a saeri6ee to
his temerily He feturuM with diiheuly, after
nearly reaHhmg The bottom OF the ladder--.IrOm
which The olhor had fallen. as.ltss, isrttf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01

Everybody Is invited to read the udvOr.
tiaemenh and go and examine the stock OF
hstdwArs, &c, Of Wilson s. brothers, In
oollins'ne@ building. Their ASSORTMENT Is
both large Ond complete, and their prices
moderate. .,.... .............. ...,..t
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4 ORsE Blankets. curry combs, cords and Brush
4 as al the cheap corner OF
(oct26 'j3-lyl WOOD & SMITHS
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PROSPECTUS TOR 1854. ,
The Saturday Evening Post.

UNRIyALED ARRAY OF TALEST.
THE Proi ristors of the POST, in again coming be
fore the public, would return thanks Tor the geneI-
Gus patronage which has placed them far IN nd.
vance oi every other Literary Weekly in America
And, as the only suitable return tor such tree and
hearty support, their arrangements iOr 1881 have
been made with degree OF hberallty probably un-
equSed in the history OF American newspapel hteI-
ature. They have engaged contributors for the
ensuing year the following brilliant array Of talent
and genius
Mrs. Southworth-Emerson Benneti-Nirs. Den.
ison- Grace Greenwood uni Fanny Fern. In the
first paper Of January next, We design commencing
Original NoyeleI, written expressly for our CO.
lunns, entitled the Bride Vt the Wilderness. By
Emerson Bennett, Author Ol "NiOla, ,""ClaTa More
land, )" The Forged Hill;" etc.
This Noyeiet, by the popular author OF Tiara
MOTelHnd, ~ we design following by another called
the Step-mother. BY Mrs. Mary A, Denison, Auth
or OF Home Pictures, +" Gertrude Russell" /" etc.
We have also the promise OF a number oi sketch
es by Grace Greenwood, whose brilliant and versa
tile pen will be almost exclusively employed upon
the Post and her own Little Pllgtlm."
Mrs. .SOulhwOrIh-whOse fascinating works ure
now being rupdy repubshed in Engan '-alSo will
maintain her old and pleasant connection wiIn the
Post. The next story Om her gifted pen VIII be en-
titled, Miriam, the Avcnger; or, lhe Fatal vow
by Emma ID. l.. n. SouInwOrIh, Author OF ''TIe
Curse of Clifton" "Th5 Lost HeircsS," THE D..
serted Wife," etc
A nd lasl-not least--we are authorized to an.
nounce series OF articles from one who has rapid
ly risen very high in popular favor They will be
entitled new series OF sketches, by Fanny Fern
Author IT Fern Leaves" etc "A
We expect to be able to commence the Sketches
by Fanny tern-as well as the series by Grace
GreenwOOd--lu the early numbers of the coming
year.
Engra wings, Foreign Correspondence, Agrioultu'
raj articles IhU News, Goa GressiOnal Reports, The
Alarkels exc. a.so shall be regularly given.
I4-CHEAP Posi- AGE.--lho po-tuLa on Toe
/ l|f.tr. s.4F q
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CADDLERI and Harness OF all kinds Boots and
- shoes, carpet sacks etc at the big of
tOct 90 l5j3-lyl WOOD & SMITHS
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Cadiz, O., August l3, 1853.
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wM. Il. MEED,

BOOK BINDER AND BLANK BOOK
:, MANUFACTURERS,
NO: 2iia Monroe ST., up Stars.l WHEELING, Va.
'NHE undersigned would respectfully beg leave To
inform you Ol The tact, that he has purcnased the
establishment lately known as james NJ t,wiay,s
Book Bindcry and Blank Book Manutactory, and
IS now prepared to execute 10 order, al Kinds ot
auilns, to any Patlorn Blank Books, OF every de-
scrlption, VIII be bound in any preferable STYLE such
US lialt>1ound. Full-bound, Sheep Kussiu Or extra
Russia Bands.
Wenre also prepared to bind Music, Magcaziacs,
Law Books. Periodicals. &C., &C. in any style that
may be preferred, 10 compete with work doue in any
part OF the country.
Should you have any Of the above work to do please
leave your order, lit ever small it will b. thank
fully received) at my Bindury, No. alls, Mono.
Street, up Stars)
Wheeling, sep2S lS53-ly
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100 PILLS EOls 25 CENT's.

NJ EW ERA III medicine, more imposition or
1N eXrorlion, 10 caOmc DR.. TowEsEHD's UNI
versal health pills. Each Box contains lu0 Pills. at
the astOnshingly reduced of - cents per box.
The poor need no longer be without the remedy ter
disease.
The Proprietor of these PILLS, therefore, Justly
blams to be u Philanhropist and the Great Fioneee
i'll the work OF providing for the suffering, only
an lntallIblc remedy, but OF placing this remedy
within the oi ull however destitute their con
diiion.
The Pills may be used with safety at all times:
they are never violent i'll their operation, but always
through and efficient This desirable result is ac-
com shed without the aid of Calomel, or The many
drastic purgutives usually employed. The public
may rest assured that Mercury in none OF It's tornis
enters into their composition.
SARSAPARlLLA,in in highly concentrated stgte.
forms prominent lngreulrat he remaining lngit
dients are Balsams and Gums, long known and val.
ued in the Medical profession; tile whole forming
a compound unoqnalled for all
Impurities ot the Blood, Costiveness, Jaundice
Female complaints, Sick Headache, Pain in ths
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism
Consnp patton, Puins i'll the Head, Pains in the Side
Liver complaints, FCbrie Affections Piles, irreE-
uIarilies Pains in the Breast, Pains in the Loius,
&c.
The Purifying properties of these Pills are beIirv.
ed to surpass the power OF all other medicines. Op
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid Vi
mineral polsons they are peculiarly adapted to fall-
lily use; safe and salutary in their impress IN upou
the systen they may be taken all tnes and bv all
Now for these and kindred di eases, Townsend :
Pills are the one Great Remedy.
They most speedily and chectually do the work.
subduing Inhamaions and Foycrs, opening obstrtle-
ted pores, promoting perspirutnn, md soothing NOR.
did scnsibilities In short they are warranted bet
Ter than all others-cheaper than nI-and destined
to supercede all! Try them, invads, sufferers one
and all-and rcccomlncnd the Pills loSyour neig IL
bOrS.
9~rDiroc'ions accompany cack Box. A + rAI-
Aunn intr,t,
Remember the Price, Unu Hundred Pills Of TIVE n.
ty-iiye cents!
For sale BY Patterson & co, and IL Logan & CO.
Wheeling Va.
AGtNTs.-John Be"ll and Hamilton, Catiz 4
F CroSkey and VI J ley, New Market. BisNn s
Barnhouso and W Walkers, New HagersoN n
A Jul Schneider, \ cLeld. L. ! Plipps q SO.
Smyrna sep23 Sx!-Iy
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MARRIED

On the 10Th inst, by Rev. j. c. Forsyth, My. JosB
"a ID. PHILLIPS to Miss EASTER McFADDEN, both o
Harrison Co. Ohio.
On the l7lh inst, by VIM. Arnold, Eeq., Dr. JoHN
b. McGELw and Miss ELIZABETH ANN CASE, all o
Cadiz
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Jnmes Kerr, Mr.
Nicholas RoGERs, of Moristown, to Miss MARIAN
RAMSEY, OF New Athens.
On the 10th inst. by Rev II Parks, Jr.. Mr. ALEX
AMBER JOHNSON lately Of Washington Co. Pa to Miss
REBEcCA BRoKAw, OF this Go.
On the 10th inst, Wy the same, Mr.. WILLIAM
McFADDrN TO Miss SARAH CHANEY.
And at the same time and place, by the same
Mr. DAVID BARRETT to Miss MARY ANN FURBAY, all
OF this comfy.
On Tuesday the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Thomas P
Gordon, Mr.. PuIIIr MORGAN, of Harrison county
Ohio, TO Miss MARTHA WYLIE, of Wellsyille
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I,skS;fIsslSts.,IGIES

THE Great Fair held on the Wheclingl Island
L awarded 10 the subscribers three premiums uLd
Il Diploma Tor the following goods:
best Black Brocadc Dress Silks
best and richest Embroidered swiss colors--
Best embroidered silks and Painted Chulleys for
Party Dresses
And tor the Greatest Variety and Richest Dress
Silks we have also Just received some VI the pre-
MUM caaSlmercs and Persian cloth, yarns &C., OF
Mckee " kObertsOns celebrated nianuiacturer-
10 all of which to gether with our general stock of
nch Dress Goods and staples We invite the public
attention. STONE " THOMAS.
Wheeling, va sent % lSJ3
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,ENiE greatest Discovery OF til. aga-PIanters,
4 Farmers, fani,Ies ani others ciI purchlye no
rorhriy elnnl To DR. TOBIAS Fcnciian l4lnment,
fT Dysentery, &n1iic, Group, Caroni: Rh,umarIsm
sore Throat, IOoh-ache, MJsIuitJ Bites, rains in
the Limbs, chest bacK, etc.
lfit does not give relief the money will be refund
ed; ali that Is asked is trial. and use it according
10 the directions.
1t is an English remedy and was used by vii
liam the w., late King o England, anl certified to
by him, a cur. fof Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed
OVER 100000 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single taure and
many have stated they would not be without it if
II was SO per bottle, in OF Group, it is as
certain rs 1t is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours;
Dysenery in half an hour; Tooth ache in i've min
utes. 1t is perfectly limo rent 10 take internally and
is recommended by the most eminent Ply sicians in
the United States. Price % and 80 cents.
DR.. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
cures accomplished by his I.niment but considers
warranting it sufficient, as any person who does not
obtain reliet need nos pay for it.
DIR TOBIAS has put upa Horse Linment in pint
bottles, which il warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Choc, Scratches, Old Sores Calls,
SwclIings, Cuts Bruises, etc. Price 10 c'nts.
DIX. TOBIAS Olhce, 2 10 Greenwich street, New
York.
For sale by FLEMING & BROTHERS and Dr.. KEysEF,
Wood street, Ptshurg.
AGENrs.--John Beal and S Hamilton, Cadiz. NJ
Ioley & CO., New Market. Wilson g. DENIM Ma. :
tersvlIe Brown K Farmhouse and VIM. Walters.
New llagerstown. A Jul Schneider, Moorcicld L
Phipps L. CO., Smyrna. sop28 l853ly.
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Golden Bee hive Store.

NEH F.dLL GOODS.
NJ f have just received our first stock of Fall
w Goods, comprising all the LATE STYLES of La.
dies and Childrens Dress Goods. The largest stock
OF Goods We have eveI brought tn the city, and the
richest and choicest stock ot EnlbrCidcrics ever
brought to the cy together with an unusually large
and choice stock o staple goods, Cct., cct, bough,
IN May; expressly with vIaw to the great rise IN
goods this tall, which ill enable give the great.
est kind OF borgains to ali who may be in need Of
goods.
An examination Of our stock is most cordially 50.
liciieI. STONE n THOMAS.
Sept. % ia Main st. Wheeling
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A Word to the Ladies.

TNIIE only apology have for addressing you these
L. few lines now, is to let you know that am
on hand with the freshest aud most spendid stock OF
Dress Goods, purchased exclusively for you, ever
attention. 10 enumcrate everything in this line
would take too much time and space, but will give
You list of the leading ARTICLES. We have French
Merinoes, every color, all wool; Cobcrg Cloths ali
EeIVets, NC; also few patterns OF fancy Flanne
Opera Cloth. new article for dresses; three dozen
new and rich style Bay State and Brtise long Shawl>
one hundred pieces Of new st lie and fast cool
prints us cheap eyer Black ana Fancy Silk; white
Cambria, Swiss, &c, and great many other arti.
ces which have not Time to mention Excuse me
ladies' tor this brief notice. Hoping these tuw lines
may find you all enjoying good health, peace and
peasur-, that you will call and see US often, and
take something along each time,
lremaln yours, most truly,
4. f. MOORE.
CadZ o. August 49, 1853
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Farm and Tavern Stand for saIe.

THE subscriber ofr.s foi srlr IT, - o.! Tav-
Il ern Stand, Ht present eccB;J " Iinb. -iuaIed
in MoOFebeld township IiarTl evuiiy. &. TO- oiI
the SleUbenyille ana CIinbTijst Nt Adatiad road,
seven miles westOfCalis AMI Tour II-r n'ia MoJrc-
field. Said Farm contains lil Sn'- %. iiTsi ftr lafl
about lOOOf which Is cesroi Aud :, I'm siste o.
cultivation. This Farm i. well ~atrnid, ~ i've
good Orchards on il, plenty Of C,rsl ani Tie ht-t
Stone Quarry in the country. IL is will lrncid aud
first rate repair otherwise
lh2 Tavern Stand is ore Of the ye-y btSi b,tweru
SteuOenvile and Cambridge, and t.e buiIiinsr are
commOdious and substantial, with suici5n slsb'i e
for Az orses There are, also, the preDiireI t9s
other Dwelling Houses Stnreroom aud Black-
smiths shOp-all nj which will be sold a.. invorebls,
terms. GEORGE BARTLETT .
Cassville, o., Sept. d, 1853.
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$50 Reward!

w ILL be paid to any person who will buy box
w OF DIR. TERRELS Healing Ointment, and
use it according To directions il they will call al my
office and say, with clear conscience, Thar it will
not completely chapped hands, chilblains, chaf-
ing Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores children.
aud greatly alleviate, fnot entirely Salrheum,
Piles, inflammation Of Breast bes Of Insects inpies
the Face, and ull diseases Of the Skin.
MONROE TERREI, Naucatuck, eoun. s...
TO whom all Orders should be addressed. Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mer-
chants generally
II Barclay-st., New York; A Nc Lure g. co., Alba
ny: Fleming 81 Brothers, Pttsbmgh; VIM ii Brown
and Bro, No. Liberty.st., Bultiiaore; I w Dy0tI
and Sons, Philadelphia ...
AGENES.-John Beall and $ Hamilton, Cadiz.
snp2S 1853 "
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nIantillas and Silks

4 FEW duz. beautiful mantas. made of beauu
"a tul lusIrcd Black sIlkss swatcred do, aud fancy
cOlorcd do, plain and embroidered, trimmed with
lace Or fridge. Also unusually large stock OF host
long sHwAIS same make We have had last year,
which every body says are the pretiest uHi ch-apes
IN the city. Call ana see them at
Wheeling Sept, Is. STONE & THOMAS
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second Arrival of New
Fall and Winter Goods.
JOHN MCCORMICK.

TTAS just received his second stock of New Fall
l. goods, to which he would call the attention OF
his customers and the public generally.
This Stock was bought after the Fall trade was
principally over and at n considerable reduction
from prices of Stocks purchased early in the season
And will be sold at corresponding reduced prices
for proof of this, the public invited to call and
examine, the stock consists of every variety of Dry
Goods Groceries &c. and some new styles Of G oods
not to be found elsewhere in this Market,
CndiZ Nov % 1858
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

HATS AND CAPS AT WHOLESALE.
M are now receiving our fall and and S%ks1
w winter stock Hats and Caps which "a
will be, we feel assured, the largest and cheapest
ever brought to this city Country Merchants wto
design purchasing east are particularly invited IL
call and examine our stock, for we are certain the
prices, are fully us low as any house in Baltimore
s ID. HARPER L. SON,
No. l29, cor. Main and Union SITS.
Wheeling. September 7. 1881
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kSsbsAssEaE E,;agEV

OUR stock Of Fall and Winter heavy Goods con-
Osisting OF red, white and yellow ilannels, bard
do, linsey, james, casnets, twceds cloths ect ect,
is quite full, and was bonght in May, before the
rise, with view TO this falls trade, and will be sold
10 customers at old pr
~ few pieces of I'w cd, all wool filling VERY
cheap only Is cents per yard.
Wheeling, Sept D. STONE g. THOMAS
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Bonnets.

A BEAUTIFUL .--stJck OF fancy silk and satin
"A bOnnets-also, mourning do also. large
stock OF sIaw English straw gimp, and all the late
varieties Ul bonnc;s very cheap
Wheeling. Sent 2s STONE & THOMAS.
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McLANES Pills and Vormifuge, the most popu.
WI lar medicines Of the age for sale by
nov. % 1853 J BEALL
ENANCY SOAPS, good variety, for sale cheap by
II nov 90 1853 BEALL
COLOGNES, Various patterns and qualities for
~ sale cheap by nov % 1853 ] BEALL
GELLERS Cough Syrup, an infallible remedy for
- coughs colds &c. for sale by J BEALL
noy 90 1853
nR. HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, this article
IL perhaps has greater reputation for curing dis
eases Of the Lungs than any medicine of the kind
now in use, for sale by nov % 1853 BEALL
.TAsTER OIL, in bottles, and on draught, prime
~ article for sale by nov 90 1883 J BEALL
TNABERS Cedar Pencils, the best in use for sale
II cheapby nov % 1853 } BEALL
CTEEL PENNS, large assortment cheap at
~ nov % 1853 ] BEALL
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CHOuLDER BRACES, u new and improved nr.
- tcle for sale cheap, by JNO. BEALL
nov l6 lS53.
L'EEDLEY'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS TREA.
L TlSE, or how to get, save, spend, give, lend,
and Bequeath money, Tor sale at reduced price, BY
nov l6 '53 ] BEALL
DARKERS series of popular school books for sale
i by nov 10 a3 J BEALL
WRITING, LETTER, Commercial, Note, and
w Fancy paper tor sale low by BEALL
nov l6 SO
TNAMlLY, SCHOOL and fancy bibles good vari.
L ETY. cheap at nov l6 53 BEALL
M ILLARDS TRAVELS IN Egypt, Arabiu Pc
1SI tiara and the Holy land, a new and very pop
ular work for sale by, nov. Ii 'a3 J BEALL
GPELLERS, Towns, McGufiies, Cobbs new and
- United States, all for sale by J BEALL
nov l6 '53
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w. D. MOTTE G. BROS,

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No l76, MARKET ST., WHEELING, Va.
w L wish TO call the attention of the citizens Of
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, to oul
establishment in the City OF Wheeling. Our house
deals in every description OF DRY GOODS, We
will be prepared early in the season with splendid
stock suitable for Fa and Winter Trade, 1t will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds OF STAPLE Il Do
MESllC ARTICLES, such are suitable for fl III.
lily use
Que of the firm will be in the East n good deal OF
his time SO that we will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer inducements in prices which but few
houses have III the Western Country.
We solicit call ut our Store when you vsi. our
City, and if we do not satisfy you that it will be to
your interest to deal with us, then it will be our
fault w. d. MOT'TE Il BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. II, l5j3-ly
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l3 OK STORE.
S. w. MCDOWELL

(SUccEssoR TO A. l.. FRA2IER,J
BOOKSELLER, S'rATIONER, AND BINDER
Market street, Stcubenville, o., nearly opposite
the Jefferson branch Bank.
DEALER in School and Miscellaneous Books
~ Wrapping, Wall and Writing Paper, togGth q
with fancy Stationery. Blank Books OF every kline
always on hand, or manufactured at the lowest pri'
ccs Particular attention paid 10 to the manufacture
OF County Blanks. The highest price paid tor Rags
February 9, l3j3-ly "
uAND AXES, Spirit Levels, Foot Adzes, Hand
4 Saws, etc, etc, superb article, "nevcr was
better in the town " Call soon at the
June ), 1858. BIZ PADLOCh'