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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-07-22
March II, 1883.
AN ACT

mo. i3 AN ACT
Exploratory Of the act to repeal the fhy.sev
enth section of an net directing the mode oI
proceeding in chanccry, passed March a.
1881, and To direct the manner OF, and terms
upon which dccrces may be opened IN causes
where the same have been rendered against
parties without actual notice:
Whereas the second section OF the act passed
March Pa 1852, entitled an act to repeal the
hity'scventh section Oi an net directing the
mode OF proceeding in chanccry. passed March
llth, 1881, and To direct the manner and
terms upon which DEGREES may be opened in
causes where the same have been rcnd, red
against parties without actual notice was in.
tended to repeal section fuy seven in the net
Aforesaid ns designated by figures IN Swans
collatcd statutes, aud whereas doubts exist ns
to whether the second section may MT be
construed as rcponhng the fuy,scvcnh section
nturCraid as numbered by letters in said cola.
ted HItntcs therefore,
See. |. Be it enacted BY the Grncrnl Assem-.
bly, al the state of Ohln That said sect ion shall
be taken aud held aa repeating the fifty seventh
section of the act aforesaid as dcrignutcd hy the
fgufes "57" in aHid colla,cd statutes.
JAMES e. JOHNSON
Speaker ol tho House oi Representatives.
GEORGE REX,
President Of the Senate, Protein.
March II, 1853.
No. a. AN ACT
FIXING the compensation OF CIicrs of tho Su.
preme Court Of the State Of Ohio.
Sec. |, BE it enacted by the General Assem-.
blyof the Siute Of Ohio, That tho Crcr nf tho
Sup Court OF the Siata of Ohio shall receive
for his services during the time actually EN-.
ployei in attending on said Court, two dollars
per day 10 be paid out OF the State Treasury on
the order Of the Auditor Of State.
Sec. .. That no order shall be given as alorc
said until tho cror produce a certificate from
one oftho Judges of said Court, certifying the
number of days the said cfier has been 30 EN-.
ployed.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President OF the Senate.
February 10 1883.
! have compared tho foregoing with the copy
furnished, anu hnd he same correct
DAVID TRUEMAN.
Aaditor Of BsihOHt toaHfU
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NjIIITE Lead-Cncinnati brand-just received and TO
w salehy (May2'jl) II. ALEXANDER
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BllCkctS!

4 n DoZ buckets just received and for sale at No.
~ Main ST. (apr 30, '5l.) \. q. ROBINSON.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICING.
tee is hereby gwen that at the Probate Couy, so
belmont County, the undersigned was appointed and
qdalIhed as Administrator of estate of Hugh ~
late OF Belmont County, deceased. '''
Al those indebted said estate requested to m.ks
Immediate payment and those having claims assinsI
said estate are notified 10 present them for setsmsn,
within one year nom this date.
June 2, Is5S.-3.-pd. '
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S0O lbs Potash. and 500 lbs Sal sods-ius, rsc.iv,
JOO and for sslehy JASEs W. C.tI,ss
-. clnirsviile. March IS IsIS
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I'hEoEsUIsr wrishrs Indian Vegetable Pin, ar.
se ALExANDER's,s
Drug Ste
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GUNDRY's MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Apollo Building, Northwest corner 9Th and
Walnut, Cincinnati, o.
Incorporated rs4s.

THE attention or the public Ia rcsnc.,o,,I,, ,,,,., A.,
ihe superior facilities afforded at This int,uo s W
auaniylng individuals in thorough practical msnneT
Tor the Counting Room and business pursuits "eh"et
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June II, ess3.-8 weeks.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1859.
T. n. MAGHEE e. co. w

Wholesale Dealers and Jebtsrs in Fsrsis. snd Do.
nestle Dry Goods, Beets. Shoes, Hsts, Csps,fe,
Fnsr STRAIT. kvAxsvILLK, lND.
Respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants and
the trade generally to their unusually large and full
sotneut Of Spring and Summer ~ Goods, which they
have no in store and 10 which they will be daily
ceiving additions through the coming season.
IL unnecessary for them 70 enumerate, or particu
larize the different styles; qualities and varieties OF
their goods Its sufficient to say that their stock will
be found full and complete with every description Of
goods suitable for the Western market all OF which
have been selected with particular regard to quality
style and price, and which, from their long experience
In the trade they can confidently nmend TO their
friends and the trade In general. 4-f> :
Their stock OF Boots aud shoes Is also large and
pete. consisting Of Mems and Boys Boots and shoes.
Monroes and Brogans Of all kinds and varieties Wo
mems and Misses' Callers, Bootees Shoes, slippers
and Baskns, with Chldren's Shoes and Bootees, Of
every and price, all Of which they offer ut extraor
binary low prices being purchased In Boston for cash
They have also on hand nne assortment Of Hats,
Caps and Bonnes Of all kinds for Spring and Summer
Wear. ~, far
They carnestly request Of buyers examination Of
their stock before purchasing they and
will sell ut prices as low AMI terms advantageous
can be met with at St. Louis Cincinnati or any other
Western market.
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DMOSP .CTUs Of tho indiana Free Dem.

DKOSP ECTUS OF tho 1W0o0ma = rec Dem u
j Ocrat.-E. VALE EDIroR AND PsoPRIEToR, In.
d.aaapos Isdans AT the repeated olicitations Of
large number OF Free Democrats OF this State and nj
The request of The committee appointed by the late Free
the establishment Of Free democratic Newspaper n,
Indianapolis the undersigned has consented to discon
tnue The publication Of the Indiana True Democrat at
Centrevie, Wayne County, and undertake the publ
cation OF similar paper at indianapolis under the
name OF the INDIANA FREz DEMOCRAT.
The Free Demoerat will be Anti Slavery, Politi-
CAL Moral ard Literary Newspaper In politics rs its
name indicates it will advocate the principles Of the
Free Democracy. Ii will advocate the political regen
Grafton Of both State and National. 1t
will aim to Use the right Of Free Discussion, and
as freely on questions of Slavery as on any other Re-
riding slavery sin against God, and crime against
man, which no human enactment usage make
right it will advocate its abolition by Congress where
IL exists by virtue of the laws Of the General Gov
ernmeni II will oppose the Omission into the Union
any slave States and the acquisition by Treaty
otherwise, IF any Slave Territory II will urge the
peal OF the Fugitive Slave act Of 1850 as repugriant
both tn the Constitution and the principles OF Christi
ant. In short regarding slavery sectional nstitu-
ton not only wrong in ITSELF but detrimental to the
y Of the Federal Government to relieve itself from all
responsibility for its existence and to place its inu
actively The SIDE Of Freedom, leaving the sub
ect Of slavery. and tho extradton Of Fugitves from
service to the States.
Public Lands, in limited quantities. free ofcost to LAND
less settlers whether Of native or foreign BIRTH II will
advocate appropriations by the General Government
for River and Harbor improvements when necessary
to the safety Of Commerce with foreign nations. be
tween the several States and the principles and mea
sures generally embraced in the Platform Of the Free
Democracy adopted by the National Cow ention OF Au
gust 1852
The Free Democrat viii also advocate Temperance
Reform. moral suasion for the unfortunate drunkard
and both moral md legal suasion for the drunkard
ker II will give condensed view of the Political So
cial, moral, and Religious condition ofthe World to
gether with brief account of all the important reform
movements ofthe age and the current news of the day
will give the proceedings Of the State Lcgs ant
Of Congress far they may be deemed Of general IN
EQUATION. Science
ceive she re Of attention. In short it will be the ain
to give variety and interest to the Free Democrat ant
make IL a good FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
1t will be- published weekly double medium
sheet and wth good clear type, al 81 so per year, pay
able in advance. H. VALE.
indianapolis, January ,, 1853,
mar2l. Ivy llIw
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ADvERTIsEl!

EVANSVILLE merchants repeatedly invited to
Ia make them selves and their known to the
people OF South Eastern Illinois through the medium
Pof the INDEPENDENT PRESS, FAIRFIELD,
The County of Wayne. in which the PRESS has cir.
culation Of about &C., already trades exclusively
at Ev .nsvilIe with any other city. Owing the
i'm proving MARKET Faefifies, and the influx
Of popuI ston this t-ade will rapidly incroasc Those
merchants, who would reap the benefit Of this trade,
md who can supply country dealers and eonsum ers
.zdvantageousIy should in the public thereof.
Orders for advertising and subscriptions may be left
Geo. barron. ESQ.,, X. Ralsighs Wholesale house.
It Evansville Ind. J. &. MAINLY,
uh22 Proprietor Of the ''Press"
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL AND NEW Al
RAINY RAIL ROAD.

NOTICE is hereby given that there are NO Bonds Of
IN this Company In circulation. the Books OF thin
Company will testify that bonds have ever been To-
led authorized.
And all the stock formerly subscribed on the Books
of this Company was sold bv The Sheriff under execu.
issuing from the Circuit Court Of Edwards Coun.
% s and was by the purchasers at such SHERIFF. SALE
or by their asgnces the present Board
OF directors on e9th January, less. al ssrssetss
stock bearing date Preeis.s TO that time are
having been reported that Bonds and certinc tes
OF stock Of this Company have been offered for sale
pledge by parties formerly connected with this Compa-
n.y. me board have thought rght thus to put the pub
T. B. THOMPSON, President
Of a. Mt, G. and N. "A. r. r. CO.
marriott $500
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
Al the wall Paper and Lamp Store
JOHN DEvEREUx, JR, MAIN STREET.. BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.

THE undersigned hereby returns his thanks :: the
l. ctzensof Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage ereoforo bestowed and would most
respectfully call their attention 10 his present new snd
beautiful stock comprising the latest patterns OF HslI
qualities. HIS stock Of Gold Par1or RaPer 10
NEST complete and will vie with any house In the
those Who may favor him with call. No trvuble 30
show goods. rhcS John G. pEV REUx,Jr,
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Wersrssm, Msin Street. bsfrssn Fesrth and rita,
Evansville, Ind.

TUST RECEIVED, 500 lbs more OF them rich Sare
al Cheese direct from the Western Reserve and IN,
sale at COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
mh28
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ATTENTION!I

IL Grm Of Byford & Finch. by mutual consent, 10
this day dissolved. Those knowing themselves in
dsbted will please call and settle Mt the old stand
either Of me 6rm may be found roady 10 wait
their fronds, either profs, sicnally CT financially,
uh39-jm
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CITY ELECTION.

ny an act of the Legislature OF the state approved
Is March 10Th 1852 ali city officers arc elective by the
cissns qualified vote at any township: county. or
ss.te eiectioa Notice given that there will
Ia an eiecon held ct the Engine houses usual
on Monday, April 9Th less. for Mayor one Council
man for OF tho different wards Clerk; Treasurer.
By order VI tho Council john. CHANDLER.
fsastf City Clerk.
CUNNY BAGs.-70o bales la,ge q bushcl size. fDE
NJ sale low BY ltal3l BEMEN VlELE.
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FRANCISCO MILLS" FLOUR.
E0 BBL>., very choice article, In store and Tor sale
eJU low Tor casa ON delivery.
Sc. GILBERT e. CO.,
mh29 Sycamore, near Water.
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NTOLASSES-
UNl 4crbbls Prime Plantation, Burnetts Coopcrage;
25 do Sugar House;
~ do Reboiled;
40 do Sirop Batturie;
IS do half bbls Sugar House and Plantation;
All In prime shipping order, and for sale by
mho9 FOSTERS a BROWN
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SUNDEIES.
TUSr received Il bush Dried Apples;
bush Dried Peaches; 300 lbs Sugar cured Dried Beef
TO los Suyar-cured Hogs Tongues;
lO0 Western Reserve Butter: dog Essence Coffee;
10 Kits No. Mackere', and for sale ut
mh29 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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APOLLO HALL.

undersigned takes pleasure in annou neing to the
public That his fine and spacious Hail. can be rented
ings, Concerts &c. &c. i =
mhls.y - - z x.sTRAssAR.
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HATS HATS! HATS II

WE have received large stock OF M sn% mvy
other Finds OF Hats suitable for the SPRING Also
nns assortment ofadie: summsr SC0nsg o. 'ne h as
sss IA Tronoii China Pearl, Rice Pearl, Gusen
RID and other desirable kinds, all Of which we offer
70 INC msr2 MERRITT. FIELD q co,
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COMPREHENSIVE MOI ICE.
JAMES r. HEkSHBERGER having disposed OF his
Interest i'm the firm of Colburn Il Hershbergers TO
Joseph n Hcrshbcrgcr, the firm will continue un
der the styl. Coburn aud and are alono
authorized 10 settle the business Of the old hrm.
ANDREW J. COLBUkN.
JOSEPH I. HKkSHBERGER.
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TOrFEE-
~ goo Bags Prime Rio;
80 do Java;
is do Marrla, for sale by
mhe9 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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EVANsVILLE Hat M aNUFACTORY.
SMUT MACHINE FOR SALE.

THIS Machine was patented by J. Il. McCray March
% 1882, and is inferior to no machine now IN use.
hayo several on hands prepared to furnish mem
IN order and warrant them to clean wheat tnereoy:
nave the rights to the statesof lrdana and Illinois
ana wish to sc one States an fntefes IN oon
Tbi. i. chance TO make money and any perssn wish
o. 70 engage in they will please call ON me NJ Mechan'
icsvle SMILES from Evansville on the rnnSsto1 ROAD.
mh0, .o6do5wA
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j Frank Freeman's Barber Shop. by Rev *. pau =,
the Bourbons to the present time !rsH ,,22rpy .
Ho- ~. - Imsr OIL 80 SAM LIE En.
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DOTATO UNIONS. just received, and for sale S
l bu. OF Potato Unions mt,
:. mari COOKS FAMILY GROCERY,
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/ THE LOWER ENLARCrmEN

VOBE GRADED. Proposals will be received at the
Once Of the City Clerk until Saturday the 18th day
OF March, 1883 Tor the gradi of Elm. Pine, First and
Water streets in the Lower AcGary's ELlsrgemen,
OF the CITY, Persons presenting proposals may do fol
the whole or any part of the work.
By order Of the Council. = ftfffr AZ
mar atd t.,y tSs JOHN CHANDLER. Clerk.
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IIox Sc Shoe Nails. 20 bags No BIO Il. received
III sndfor Gale by [mar71 SANIoRN,
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C,UGARHoUSE NOLASSES.- Tss.rrf-r
y 90 bbls sug.rhorse helassss;
tsb7 ;'0' ' --- = ~ '..-' PRESTON BROTHERS.
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nIsso1.ur1oN CT PARTNERSHIP.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between Hershl
berger and Brother, is this day dissolved by mutua-
consent. 49, JAMES A. HEkSHBERGER.
mhis JOSEPH N. HERSHBEkGkR.
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d. wooLsEY.
UCT ION.
WOOLSEY Il NELSON.

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/. Aa pacs. o. Tsesday morning. she 27fh ;,....y
JACOB ANDREW. eldest son Of GeorseW. and Al
spEls sxed - years, 10 moeths snd DAYS after !.
Al aness This youth had stsaised the ace when l.
No 1isd signs 81 usefulness and pleasure 10 N, i.
r..s. They have de synpathirs q every parent 81
~ sdunusity 10 heir sexsfe hereas-----.
Z AZ, teun On Saturday, norsing last, after Z pfc-
F 800 apess, MI JOHN JAMES HAINES, son or
" liza Hancs. IA The 2sd year Of his ages He was
zsdf sadesref 70 his family, and gave promiset Of
N, n usefalnessfo himself aad Of benefit to those a.
s,-.Skn and fhezgh called away IN the spfing time
yosth his death gave assurance Of blessed iminor-
sIt,5 The eonmus ty generaily sympathize with his
,,sssred f4iy the loss which they called Hpoa
ia-swrn.
ions SHILLING. born 26th March 1907, and died,
IA & September, is53 The subject Of this notice
-, sGsrmsn BIZ birth, And an Ameriean BY choice
M asrsted ID this eonasy rany years since and SET
ia D he towHof Bolivar, where he resided till the
dly b. death loved and respected BY hisfriends
"a .e4aaaisnees. May he rest 10 peace. s.
oa Is. I4th instant. in this town. WILL , infant
- u David II and Martha E. Heck, aged year and
-sn6aiks
o. he 1T in.tsat. at Harpers.P Perry. GEORGE
HiLDT. sonef Basil had Elizabeth Jane Avis, aged
yssr sad ? months.
Of wedpe.asy. IN I4th instant. at his residence,
scar tlaion. 10 LPadetsa county. DAVID GALLEHER.
i ths s6ih year d ht.iage
A,bs reisaenee. nehr HoysyiIle, in Loudoua co., Of
Blloa Fever. Taesday morning. the Goth instant,
Nj. CHARLES \. IpoUGH. aged. 80 years:
10 .iafiin.bufg Ssaday evening, 18th instant ar
tsr long iflaess, MrssSARAH BOYER. wife of SIR.
James Boyer, formerly Of Shephcrdstown, agrd IS
yearss Her remains were brought TO Shepherdstown
Tesaay and INFERRED in the burying ground Of the
Prss6s lefiun church.
Os The I4th instant nenr Menphis CITY, Team, ia
ths s{ih year Of has Re. JOHN r. 1BRoQKE HUM
TEkS Esq, ypaaKesiSo sf tbs late Moses r. Heater
q Berkeley county. W.
i. aieI1adris,I on Ithe las mt, Mr. AMIN.
ROSE. aic n the laS. Capt. Aissaaier y Reese, and
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NJ ITE<k<<tf q 1Inr.11r. n. -. 80.
~; n y Days, FRANCIS II kr1rb 80 - y. -
zAr.sss, - - ILIkADOcI1 ANN Iorf,r :, 2
o 81 - i..l..f. y Iev G.or>- RIA. 49,
HTIE e Wi1et11l1r, and 1I,as Nm 40 - III
tctc EieA.<i.s Ksfus. u Frt1crcl - e..zh-
4 1<s.tlFE. = Taeei.y norainr n. nd !.
~ UIRs l1De5 O11c1n, Mr.. IN 1nr1- ll4...1-,
6OkN Min NARY MALARIA UcEf~ n-1,l<l-
IssCrPewile. Fsuquier cou6lv. ",
crsef. f3tk insi1pi. ~ Rev o-.,- =, Aecs11y
.JO0S W. HOLLAND, Of 1liidIebrr- 49, M
y. q ~. hos w BOG tE, n. ss 80.
o. Tks.si.y exeaiag. l5th n si.s, II
D0eFsss ny. JOHN HENDRICKS n ~. nsys Mr..
Ban soih Of he vieinity q TO-, eAhAH
ls4g1nsts epq1iyt % Monday eFeni,, ,.-s,s..
st.nls ~ ksF.S. =. Ewing, Mr. MIRSttT'rr n
PYNe q q aapefs Ferry 10 Mis- MARC Ier-z-
DOUGLASS, dasshfer q Wn. Doueiss.. az g s.
o. Tessd.y. de 80 inst. Il -. z.
RsT Ne GEoRp r ~ = Hotel. b. 1
1890 isl..n.: b. ..s.r. q Co.. Co.. soaa,y.
- Ehslo s.is NARY II MS
q tss o inst. b. Eiler J. J. I,ck.,, ~.
sli0E ALIEk 70 his. RACHEL n dsnshs- y -. :.
yoy2k Orndcd-botb o. Frederick county. = 'sltr
pfbe Rss William Murphy, On Tse,dsv ,h..i,..,
;,s,st: Mr. MATTHEW B. EEDsON. ~ f IL On
s,ouef. N Mss MARY JANE WATFRs ...e.s
Il ~. Lanty ?. Waters, Il i.une,.. s S
n
ostsr It'd instant. Ebv sss Rev. N &. yv.n -,
Win Gi MCKINNEY of Snetfs,l..-.' ~,
Ia NARY 2. CHICHESTER Of Fsaaui.r cs.,, 80
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aNOTTCE.

I'm and after Monday, the 22d instant the Pas
y sengsr Trains wilfleave the Ticket Office az
WiDchester at 5 o'clock, A. M and lat O'clock,
P. M. Returning will leave Harpers-Ferry at
12i O'Clock, P. NJ, and at 81, P. M. 81
Passengers will thus leave Winchester at 5 "A.
NJ, arrive in Baltimore at III A. MI Returping
leave Baltimore ar4t p M, and arrive in Win
n-9r,.; -; =. 8. r ~ Al Raiithnre
u wig .as same Gay, ana having i've hours
n pallmore. ne connection with 1.-The A. M.
ram remains as p present Passengers going to
asnington VII; oy ms arrangement, arrive
there az an early hour in the afternoon
ET Baggage checked through 10 Baltimore
Through tickets % Baltimore, 81 so
Throughto Washington, no
}. GEO. HEST,
AUGUSTUS, ISoJ.-u &C. Pr
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EarthenWare, China and Glass.

ROBERT H MILLER
II s noE keeeiring his usual - s.tptcs sf Gssxs
y il hissline q business among uhichsnay b
ehnhefafsd--
FreDcl Poreslain. imported through ! rssiseni
French AGENT, in Paris, Consisting Of geld band,
Dining aad Tea services. plain and Decorated.
vasesl Fruit Baskets. Toilet Boules. &C.. &e {
RngiikA Goods, IRON eorresponAenis Of 20 years
Standing comprising Stone, China. white Granite
and Liverpool Dining sets
WhiseiGraniie and Printed Toilet Ware.
So Plates Dishes &c
Turens. Bowls, &c
Comnon Blue Edge Ware, full supplies
Enameied do do
Cresrs colored do do
Engfish and Dutch Pipes, in boxes.
Earthsnware. OF all descriptions; Window Glass
and Parry, Cornelius; Solar Lamps and Girau-
doieS; Anerican Glassware, from Boston and
Pir.sbusg; Cut Tumblers; Dscsnters; Cham
pagnes DC; Press Tsmblers; do. Decan,ers; do
ChAmpAsaes. &c; Plain Glassware. viz: jars,
Laans IanlhorBs, chimneys ard Globes.
Ly Country Merchants. and others, are inviled
70 tai and examine shese goods and see for lhem.
selves that they quite cheap can be had in
any city 10 the Union.
AlexsndTis, September - 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-29


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