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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04
T H E T LIE G R A P H,

During the session of the Circuit Court in
Lexington, Kentucky, a most fearful ugly
man was seen daily. He was always on hand.
and perfectly hideous One of the lawyers
could bear it no longer, and said to him:
We'll you are the ugliest white man / ever
saw
The poor pumpkins burst into hearty
laugh, and said
WELL [ can't help it, can ~
No. answered the son of Blackstone-sno
you can't help it; but, confound you, you
could stay at home
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04
S. M. GILLIAN.

Tn connection, he has also BUTCHERY AND
l. BAKERY establishment, and has constantly on
hand Meets, Bread, Cakes Pies and Pastries of every
description
Nz- Fancy fxins furnished for Dinner Parties at
short notice. Rough 4 Ready, Dec. Sn12-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04
8orgg 69saSe 9b6ertisen' Is.

f.. w. ROBERTS,
Attorney st Law Z. Notary Public,
ROUGH 4 READY, NEVADA CO., CAL.
March ], 1854 si "a If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04

ALL THE GOLD IN THE WoRLD.-Taking the
cube yard of gold at 2.OOO,OOOl, which it is
in round numbers. all the gold in the world.
at this estimate might, if melted into ingots,
be contained in cellar twenty-four feet
square and sixteen feet high Ali our boast
ed wealth already obtained from California
and Australia would go into an iron safe nine
feet square and nine feet high. So small is
the cube of yellow metal that has set popula-
tlons on the march, and reused the world to
wonder.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04

ATTEMPT TO KILL AN EDIToR.-On the 23d
inst, q difficulty occurred at Shasta between
Mr.. Ward, district attorney, and Mr.. Dosh,
one of the editors of the Shasta Courier,
which resulted in Mr.. Ward inlicting five
stabs upon Mr.. Dosh, in the breast He is
considered in a dangerous condition. Mr..
Ward was Immediately arrested and placed
in prison, strongly fettered. [.NarysuiHe
Express.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04
NO. 3.-AT MOUTH OF THE CANON,

NO. SAT MOUTH OF THE CANON.
as the stream enters the main Valley adjoining the
claims of the ''Gaena and Dubuque House, "a goot
cabin and corrall is upon this claim and large ex
tent for gardening hay grain. PLENTY OF WA
TEX for irrigation other purposes can be obtained
from the natural ravine with also splendid sprino
in beautiful location for residence or hotel
Each of the above claims has been duly surveyed
recorded, Improved and occuped-they are adjacent
and cover every foot of suitable ground for any kind
of business. The timber upon them is equal to anv
in this vicinity, and easily procured. They are
surrounded by a fair mining region without danger
that the tillabe land will be disturbed
Possessory titles will be guaranteed without danger
OF dispute with immediate occupancy. They are Of
tered for sale because the desire to make ar
rangements for other business.
For further particulars, terms of sale etc. applv
to E. W. ROBERTS, Agent.
Rough Ready, Cal, Feb. 4, 1854 213t
ALSO OFFER for sale or rent upon private terms
beautifully located and finely Situated piece oi
ground, IA acres in extent, of rich tillabe land or
the Sacramento road in sight of Rough Ready suit
able for splended garden /, Il. -. :. ~
There is NEAT CABIN and small stable unon r.
ready for portion of wood land can be had ad
joining, in case of SALE
TERMS made known upon application Apply to
E. W. ROBERTS
Rough Ready, Feb. S, 1854. 21
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04
GREAT BARGAINS
RANCH CLAIMS !!

AM authorized to offer at private sale three several
land claims, or Ranches, described below, upon ia
vorable terms at extremely low rates, FOR CASH up
on reasonable terms for PAYMENT or to rent at
fair per centage on valuation to lease upon the
shares, one or the whole
They are located upon branch of Penn Valley
Creek, south of Rough & Ready IL miles, upon the
nearest easiest, best and most feasible route from
Penn Valley to Grass Valley-a road that will very
shortly be the main Travelled road between those two
points by which the distance is reduced from a to
mile, and without hill upon it of difficulty for
the heaviest loaded teams 1t is not unlikely that the
Marysville Plankroad, WHEN MADE will pass through
this valley
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04
II aiken up

E1n0n the 3oth October, 1S53 ROAM COLT The
GS& owner is requested to come forward prove
IL property, pay charges and take him away.
BARNEY & MCCONNELL.
Randolph Flat, Dec. 1,-n11-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04

l"Pat, me boy. come round to see Lee &
Marshall's till show ye the smallest horse
ye iver saw in,yer life?'
'D'ye call that small now? Be the holy
Moses, I've seen horse in ould Ireland, as
small as two oV him. ~ Sacramento Demo
crQt
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04
no. -" MOIIND SPRING y

Having about 25 under good fence partly brush
and partly good cedar rails.r Agood crop of barley
and about 10 tons of splendid hay produced last
year.
FOUR SPLENDID LIVING SPRINGS
Exist within the lines with plenty of running water
for stock etc, the year round Nearly so acres in
fields, of excellent land be placed under cult
yatlon to advantage-the balance finely timbered roll
ing ground.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
i 5aft nll0 I'll ar.J.
A Legislative PRAYER.

The Chaplain Of the Ihdiana Leg
isl4 tnte recently opened the session
wilsra general prayer, 9 hich closed
with Tire following eloquent anaEsen-
sible inYbcation: And. Oh lord
have mercy on the Legislators. Be
with lthetD and bless them even il
they know Thee not. Spare their
lives and teach them 10 glofilIy Thy
name. Hasten them to their homes
where they may direct their atten-
ton 70 good works aud general
usefulness among their families and
ncighbors. May tie people resolve
70 keep them there, and in future
elect men Of sound morals and tenn
perafe habits, so that good may
hereafter result from legislation
Save the good beopie of the State
from tho disgraF &c tiat must folluw
ii this same rowH should agalr
come here to max e laws. EIeal
us, Lord, ansl grant our prayer
Amen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
ex q BE -H

YyHE undersigned baviI 2 sold oft his en-
Il. tire interest inthe Books. MOTIFS and ac-
counts Of Goodrich, Buch bnan and Beavers,
and also his Interest II the Books, Notes. Ac-
counts aud Merchandise OF Goodrich d.Beav-
ers, 10 HIS late partner, ri John Goodrich,
who is alone authorized to sFttlo the same.
lie takes much pleasure in recommending
Mr. G. to the friends and cGftomers of thsold
House, asa gentleman they may r6lH upon to
deal with them correctly ana sell them goods
as low or lowdr than any rethil house in Ten
neSsee.
For the liberal patronage extendeEl to the,
house during his connection with It he returns
his sincere Thanks.
Dee. /, 1853 C. p. BEAVERS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

How TO MANAGE SPOILED PoRR.
II have lor a long time been puz-
zled about saving my pork, and have
tried various plans, butnone proved
10 be sd good as the one | now set
before you. When you 60 TO hang
up your meat, il you find any of il
spoiled, lave a pot Of very strong
brlne, and keep i boiling hot, then
washllle meat as usual and dip il
into the brine and LEI II remain for
d minute, the n take il ont and put
little new salt on i; and i. viii en-
6fcly remove the offensive smell.
and make il quite as palatabIe as
ever il was. The remedy is simple;
Try il and then you will know.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
l-svGp.rwM&Ea

TEEE undersigned having bought the infer
4 est of his late partner in the firm @f
Goodrich, Buchanan ard Beavers, ana also ii
the firm of Goodrich d Beavers, vii continue
the business at the Old stand, west eide OF The
PUBLIC Square, where heh has been for nunl+
Der Of years. His Stock on hands ore Of TIE
largest and most desirable he las ever ha]l
the pleasure Of offering to the trads--eulbr4-
eng every article usually kept IN 8 ltet4i
House; suffice it Tor the present, to say, thhi
this stock cannot be surpassed by any rssdi
house in Tennessee-;n fact, his stock IS t9F
large for the present season, and he Is deteF-
mined to-scll it Of, even if at unusually ldT
prsces. For the liberal patronage eStend4F
| him by the citizens Of Lincoln eounty 'sinfE'
his commencement in business; he is unda
many obligations AVID interds,i if by close aPt
plication to business and a desire to. sell COOL
for small profits viii still secure their custom
DO so. JOHN GOODElOi,{
Dec. /, 1853. H
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Family Groceries,
NEw rsTA8L1sHnzn EMIT!

ips.A THE subscribers take
.;ss:zasseisasz this method OF q pprizlng
their friends and the publicgenerall5 that they
Have JUST opened d Family GROCERY Store
on the north side Of the Public Square, next
door to McElrdv and MeKEnnev's Drug Stole,
Fayetteville, when gendrEa assorta bent Of ar
ticles in their lind viii be continually kent on
hand at the lowest rates. 4 norton Of public
patronage IS respectfully collected. Call t.ind
see US. ", II. & II. G. H0IMAN3
Feb 10.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
sVNDEYEJ.

CASTINGS, Hoes, Spice, GINGER. ~
~ Rice. Indigo. White aud Red Lad
Spanish Brosy4, Prussian Bluo, Li;lseed W.
Oh, Shot. Powder, Lead. Tobacco, CT w
gars, etc. etc. Come along and sec.
Feb. %. SIAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

REyoL UTioEARY ANEcDoTR--A
correspop deni Of the Manchester n
Id .N.,7i b.. furnishes the follow
ing;
When The British were in Bos-
ton, I176, my father was 10 bar
ber's shop waiting 10 be shaved 4
British officer came in and wanted
10 5e sha yed, provided the barber
could DO il without deawmg blood,
and saying il he did not he would
run his swor i through him. The
Barber was frightened and dare not
to undertake the task. A little boy
sitting there spoke up and said he
would DO il. lie looked up at the
boy with astonishfnent, but the boy
stripped eff his coat and told him to
take eat. lie took off 4 be Off
GERS b ardlwithout drawing blood
aud u a pail guinea for his trou-
bic. Tue officer asked him how he
venture to do it, as he had been to
every baiber's shop in to"n and 40
one before dared to DO il. The boy
4 thought should see blood
as soon as you ~onld, and, # | had,
I would have CT, your throat to the
neck bone in one momeut The
British officer hung down his head
aud left, amid shouts Of applause
lot the. boy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

A Ffsalutiou passed at an Adolf
ton ri eeling at Quincy, Mass, on
the 9 81 Tst., declared that "a ne
clio is as god a as poor white inan,
Why d "Hegro' is not "as good as
a rich "white man. the resolution
didn'lgo onto state.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

Before marriage the man is very
much struck by the woman, and AZ
forwards the woman is very much
struck 10y the man.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

A pedlar calling on an elderly la
~, recently, TO dispose OF some
goods--in his conversation, inqnr-
eG if she could tell him ofany road
that no pedlar had ever travelled.
Yes, calmly replied the old lady,
Il know one--and only one--w which
40 pediar has ey er travelled, (the
pedIar's counten ance frightened, J
and that road is 10 Iieaveni
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

Sh eep should always, in the win
ter time, have free access TO low
built sheds made tight on three
sides, the fomth open, facing the
snnthL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
ME ERE!

TSHE undersigned has pur- -
4 chased the entire interest s.
Of r. B. Tune IN the stock Of essA-f---1'ssssss5
A. B. Knott y Colin the Cabinet business in
Fayetteville. and will hereafter keepa full
su4pIyPf Furniture at theoli stand on the
northeast corner Of the Public Square, of the
best and most fashionable make; which will
be sold on very favorable terms 10 the pilrcha-
ser. Sofas Dressing Bureaus, Tables of all
kinds, BedsteaFis of various patterns, Ward
robes Safes, Hat Racks, Chairs fine and COM
mon, Cribs and Cradles. Lounges and Matras-
ses, tosether with. all other articles usually
kept in. a first class Furniture wsfe-room con-
stantly on hand, or made TO order ateshort no
tee.
Collins ana Cases for sale, which will be ta-
ken in a uear4eto any part Of die county free
of change.
Barter taken as heretofore Thy me-
A 81 KNOTT
Jan II, 1854-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

SAMMY, my boy, what are you
crying for?'
Bill hove the Bible al me and
hit me on the head
We'll, yoii are the only one id my
family on whom the Bible c ferm ade
the least impression.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
WarShallrs Uterine CaIholic0n


II As|becorae SO widely poppIat that unscru-
= Il p1itous s. ignorant persons hd We attempted
to cohnterfeit the article, and inI some iilstan-
ces they use a name 50 near resembling
Marshall that casual glance might mislead-
It IS Absolutely necessary to usec edition and ex-
anime the name, and also 10 db94rye thai. the
seal Of the (iraefenbarg 0omdlnv and the
name Of Dr. P4merov is on everybtottie Mar
shall's Catholicon is prepared bE an old and
skillfulphysician, in the most scientific man
her. Other preparatioTis purportitlg to perform
the same euresare prepared by thbke who know
not what they do The spbiectIis one de-
mandiig great care, and though Eome Of the
postruIns referred To are sold at a Hover Iricd
than Marshallis, no one who is afflicted can
hesitate between really valuable medicinal
preparation ana one which is only pretending
and injurious compound. Let Purchasers he
on their guard 10 prevent deception bF sirnilari-
~ Of appearances.
This and all the other medicines prepared
by the Graeferberg Co, of New Work are for
sale by McElrdy & Mckinney ard Diemer &
Hampton, Fayetteville. where also may be
had. gratuitouslv, the G+aefenberg Health Al
manac for 1854 Oct C, 1853.
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TuIiailoma Lots.

rE EE undersigned hes laid of blocks Of LIS
Of several acres in each, for private resi-
dencf, and Is nov prepared 70 sell them at Fri+
Fate sale to those who desire to have summll
resid tnces, in the beautiful ard healthy town II
fEus E,s ssoE1a. We have in the Town StR
besid rs the most healthy atmosphere and puFk
frees enc water, 3 most excellent Chalybeat,
Sprir g, -&-hich is supposed to be mixed with
white sulphur.
Nm. MOORE, Agent, etc.
"a Y 90 1852-tf.
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CoACHF AcTORY.

F=sgszA The subscribers have new
in full operation. a Coach Factory, in TIL
building formerly occupied by Nj. JOSEPH
Scott as a Cabinet Shop, FAY4TTEv1LLE, FENY
where they are. prepared TO manufactured
Goa cfaes, Esgcfzss Wa W. RugG les, 90.
neatly and lastly finished, Of the best seasoned
timber and materials, in the lightest and mos!
substantial manner which they Will sell as ioIY
for cash, or oncredt TO p,inctual men, as cln he
obtained elsewhere; and they feel assured thai
their work will compare fav0rably With anE
west Of the mountains. Al work done hE
them warranted to stalid six months. Ladi9s
and gentlemen are invited to call. REPAIRISh
faithfully executed, at Short notice, on reason-
bic terms. JAS. o. HALSEY. |.
March 81, 1s53-1v i
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

New READING. For hurry up
the cakes, read expedite the pas
try
For G.gby don't you cone along?'
read, what reason have y pu not for
progf essing?
For "a decided hit, read, an IN
equiYocal contact.
For "a dead shave, read, an in
animate tonsorial operation. a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

Daddy ia you got much bank
STOCK?
'No, Tom, not a Bit
AVeIl, then, has bank stock got
atty latber--hey?
Fudge, BAY what nonsense
NONSENSE hey3-arn't tbs paper
got sdu'lIiiu, as says the Virginia
Bank stock wont e. for par, no how
you can fix it? Fury and scissorsl
don't l know what par is?'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

The less man needs money The
more lie iworships it Misers are
always people with small appetites
and 10 children.
Thatis even better than 10 have
lots Of responsibilities with good ap-
petites and nothing TO cat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
RflRIG HH, OaI.,a

TENHE subscribers would announce that tai{
j have pafchasel the entire interested M.
B. L. Russellin the store house, Goods notq5,
accounts, books, ct +, belonsingt to Russell y
Tucker. III debts due the firm We hafP
bought; and AL against the same we are "
paw. Our stock vii be kept complete, and n
selling for small prtfts, we hope to contlnHe y
receive liberal share Of pubic PATRONAGE.
L. E. TUCKER. geo. Il
Nov. 10. 1853. 4
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kEssgks henderson.
ARRLE RER

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Near tie Hote5--oa the sqltaye-rasf. to
Go'7lon'' Ware House,
NIoULD inform the people Of OILED.
w Nashville and the surrounding 1
country that he has recently improved eEI y
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard, NJ
and Is now. prepared to fill all orders X
in the marble line at the shortest no .xS
tee and Cd the most favorable terms for CASH.
He would call particular attention TO his well
selected stock Of monuments, mantle pieces
figures, garden fg,lres, statuary, Fountains
Baptismal founts, Urns Vases, T5nnbs, etc.
many Of which are Of the purest Italian Mar
bic, and from the ckisel of the best Europeans
masters. His arrangements are now complete
for furnishing all Kinds Of marble, either al
his own uIanufactlreor imported. He has oh
hand large quantity of Italian marble. in the
rough state, which be viii sell very low
House Furnitmein Egyptian Marble Of the
best quality can be had at his yard. lie fat-
ters himself that he can now serve the public
on as accommodating terms as any similar es-
Enlistment in the west. A share of public
patronage is solieited Tsept22
p. S.-Ths attention Of the lovers Of the
Fine Arts is directed 10 my assortment of stat
nary. They are of the rarest and finest quail
", and Of direct importations.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

Charlie, b ave yop set her?
Yes, grandma.
Fixed Tie nest al Up nicely
Mighty fine, gran dana.
How many eggs did you put un-
der ber.;'
'Oae hundred anu forty
why, Charlie, what Gid Yoa put
SO many under her Eor2
'Grandma, ] cGnted 10 see her
spread herself.
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Hundries.

49, WINES for cooking purposes; Cheese
W. an excellent article; CONNECTION hries
" Almonds, Raisins Preserves, and BFan-
dy-in a word, every article necessary TO make
up one Of the best collections of Family
Groceries ever in Fayetteville.
Fec. 10 w. H. S II. c. HOLMAN,
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HsAEE a.EsAss -.
I q d I. a111nE g.
'Ehe S;.eshyviEFe Egeueq. aua rss
sosssss S;s>saVifse FEssi5sss-e
1k2EstsEfst tEtriaZ CSLa-
F,aEfF 4 zSSRf.s

=
ME undersigned takes pleas Se-
L ire in aino,nciaaio the ci-i-
zeEs Of this andadjpinnig counties ~
that he is ceIfstantly receiving in addition to
ms already iarge stock large and Splendid lots
OF plain and fashionable Fl,rpirl.re- hicR in
part consists Of the following articles: Gabeg-
any bureaus, from II II - different style.-
prices from sl0to $50. Mahogany Dressiae
Bnrsaus with glasses at $13 and upwarls. A
splendid lot Of s0ali> both common and fne.
also French de. Ecsssless zs--Trun,llc Ped
steals, low Ilost Bedrieads, common Beds.eads.
plain curtain de- ocsagon 30 misses, 10, seryer-
tine COTTAGE do, sefpestire ereeian gothic
cottage do, French sofa 30, fine mahoesIr dg
-pEces from - 80 to SO. I'D sFrS--;ror-
ingtables treekfast 10, desert &c. d.uisy Co.
extension do SIDE do, center ID. card do
prices from 81 so to SIS. sss4SrS--eorflrao
do, cane seat DO, mahogany and walnut tarlor
chairs Rocking So, sewing al4d -nursise- DO
scroll and liiln Rockers, different sivIss. ~
Elizabeth cllir, &c. Wardrotes and IRE. o.
criI4 and cradles, civaTs ard ottcInars loan re,
ard inaitrasses, stands and wash s-sf,is ar
cieSfl and pam, writing jesssaud fss laf
racks and wha,Bots. foot stools and mirrors
&c Sc; SC &c, al of vhich AZ MAJ iifac.rrsI
ty the South Nashville Malufactu-iu- Com,
Tarv-i aR{ r4Tlnt1Fto lceqisal-n -ooef ess ,-,
any Nofk MAIZE IN city er coufssrv--s.r..i which
work viii sill at their alrest IA. hvill. ,>-...t
,eittoat epy aisi'tieaal cR4rqs far f.,iqit Al.e.
! vii make liberal tcdbeGau On l4r-e lila
The greatest Possible care is taken n larh.T.y
to send a.adisiance.
N. C. NOULTON.
ShelhyyiAe, July II, 1s55-lv.
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The fellow who was treated with
Contempt, says i; i.n't half so good
as Burgundy Truly, nothing can
be expected from aIl1g, Hlt a grunt.
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lN sToRE.
FLeuE.FLSU Es!


lust received 125 kegF Of Nails,
- the best article made inthe United fs
Ststes. GOODWILL CUMMINGS,
Dec. l. ShelbyviIle, Tenn.
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j. r. cHlLcoAr. II. N. EDMoSDsoS.
Bell Tavern,
ChiEcoat & EdmondSeB. ProprietorS.
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.

e-zza THEY have also a large aud com
sssss rno-ious EtVery stable, for the
l::;;;;;s @e@5lnmo'Isfion Il TraTei3rs mi
S:e-s-r:sz<9 DraFers i9forer5 accommodated
al reduced rates. Feb. 3, SO.
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FISH,.
TIMELY NOTICE.

10y the fr'j DIV Of 11ry | -b.iI
ID retire TO the North end Of md -
House, where | hope nav itiepds and NsLsa
every person wishing to gsllrchase artielos r.,
my line Of llisiness. viii rive mo n csu
Come in aud SEE the old man. AMI lei ~ -.
a friendly chataay how.
Feb %. sfIAPAPD
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-07-12

lust received veTy fine stock OF SPRiN8 and
81 SUMNER GooDs, which will be sold very low
Call ana see themat SllOTFELL & CRARBrS
CadIz, o., April 5, lS54
A VERY hne stock Of READY MADr CLOTHING;
"A Fine trOck Goats, Llnen coats,
do dress DO, Plain and barred vests
do sack do, Satn, silk, vanecia,
Common do, MgrsCIles COM vests,
most OF which we're made by the best OF wOrilmen
mere, and will b. sold very low; call and see at
apj - SHOTWEIL& GRADES
ID ERAGE de lains, barred do, Lama cloths, fig
I'D ured and plaid lawns prints, ginghaiHs, and IN
tact all kinds Ot dress goods tor ladies, II
apj 81 SHOTWElL & GRADES
| ACES, hosiery, gloves and niyts at
IL npj 81 SHUfWEl,L 4 GRADES
CiHOES and boots, fine and common, at
- apj 81 SHOHWELb& CRABB'S
4 LARGE assortment OF linen coating, do plain
"a and barred; Hats and Gaps, and ,hiru tine and
common ribbons, fringes aud trimmings, at
ap5Ji SHOTWEl.L q GRADES
GROCERIES, Queeusware, &c. At
u apj' 81
4 men and silk handkerchiefs, Embroidered
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