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voters Of the tp, 4 the town. for the purpose
assessing q tar TO build q Central, or high
school be used jointly.
On motion, J. w. Frssier was appointed
Superintendent Of the colorsd youth of the
tp.
on motion, Of N. Cooper. Resolved that
the Teschers Of Rtehlsnd TIP, be invited to
meet as often a. practicable, with the Board Of
Education of said Township. q to impsrt
such Information ss they may think Of In
-terest, to tho Board. ,,N
On motion, N. Cooper & T. NJ. Michel
were appointed to examine the TIP, Treas
ursr's books and report to the tp Clerk.
On motion, Of N. Cooper, we adjourn, and
that the proceedings o.snis meeting be pub
lished in both county papers.
JOHN WEIGH, Prest.
H. n. B. CLAYLAHp, Sec.
N.B. Sub Districts No. 5, 6, 10 g. 40
will furni'h me with an alphabetical list oi
Taxpayers & q map Of their district by the
18th Of May, or they will get no money.
H. N. B. CLAYLAND, TIP. Clerk.
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The rortnns Hunter; q Novel Of New fork
socisty. BY Anna Cora Mowstt. Author
=. of the aAutobiograPhy Of an Actress, Or
eight years on tho stage, &c. DC. I. b.
Peterson; No. lo2 Chestnut Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Price 80 cents.
Mrs Mowatt's autobiography Of All act.
ressr has created great sehsttioh IN literary
circles, and places her beyond question among
the most talented writers ot-our country. Her
perfect knowledge of "New York Society"
ssndsri her well qualified to write on this
subject. II 10 difficult matter to treat cup
psr tendon" as II deserves Without either
Falling Into the too general habit Of condsm-
inx Il all nj heartless, or sIavering over it in
disgusting sdulatioh. She has avoided both
extremes. and pouttraged her Fortune
Hunter in coiors that that psrsonsye, wheth-
or III New York, or elsewhere, will not be
slow to recognize.
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CHEAPl CHEAPERl CHEAPEsTIll-z
. MR.. SAMUEL KLINE

Has }hst returned from the Eastern Ciesi with yhe
LARGEsT and BEs T stock Of Goods ever offered In
this Market t-'a.. 80 ''''"' =
His stock is composed In psEt as follows "a,
"a very large assortment Of Black Silk French Eng.
lish and american Black Silk 81 In. wide, at one dol
lar par yard. Fancy plain hgcree cheaper than
ever offered In this market. Also IO pairs Of under
slestee Of The very best quality, m0si any price 10
suit customers 135 ehemse,ts pfghe very best ouai
", from IS TO piece Also one of the largest
stock Of Bonnets and Bonnet frimmngs that ever was
brought 20 this market Also, 8ao Psrssols at 25 per
Cent? cheaper than Wheeling prlces Also, $50 pieces
OF Lawn ione I'd. wide, at o. Wosentedford colo.s at
70 per yard. Also, 70 pecn Of Berege DeLsin from l2t
TO 25 Also; very large stock 25 per cent
pieces Of Caiieo very good. a. d pefyd. Also very
Mutlns BieAohed and unbleached and colored: also
Brown muslin yd. inches wide &c per yd.; also a.
large assortment Of check; aso 20 pieces of Bed tick
Ing, very good al 12f ydi als6 Of the best
sortmsnts OF Hdk and hose and gloves of all colors s.
size, the best offered In this market; Also Laees
and INNINGS Of all descriptions prices suit the
also, ofthe largest assortmenls Cloths
Cassimeres, vestngs, Satinests. Tweeds and Summer
ware, the best thai ever brought TO this town. al
IS eheaper than ever sold before Also very
large stock Of umbrellas very cheap ALSO good stock
Of Woolen Fancy Car pets cheaper than can be bought
IN Wheeling; also, large stock Silk, Panama, and
Summer Hats, han any other esab shment In
town; also, notions OF all descriptions usually kept In
dry goods store. r
Gents-Ihaves very large stoekof Ready NJ sde Cloth.
ing. at 30 cent. cheaper than any other establish
msnt west ofths ountains. Please call and satisfy
yourselves that my stock 10 the largest and cheapest ever
offered In this market, and obiige - -
apr.sl. lss4.l q, KLINE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rExCHERs INsrIrUTE.

The Semi. Annual Session Of the Belmont County
Teachers Institute will be held In Flushing on
xrrsny.ment. @ have BEEN nun made 10" to sceoSfaGd.|,
all who attend with gratuilous boarding during the
( The interest that 10 being continually awakened
In the minds Of the people at large and the ncteas.
ing demand for teschers Of Superior qualification
render ii important that the opening Session of the
year should Be well attended
Many certificates have been refused within the
past year. because the candidates, though qualified
as to Scholarship yet had not the tact impart theil
knowledge TO others. Experience has shown thai
the Insdiue furnishes the hest means OF obtaining
this necessary qualification.
The question 10 frequently naked, are you member
Of our Instituted An affirmative answer il a re-
commendaton. Then let every teacher and friend
Of education to It. that tbs Institute Of this Coun
ty shall,mnintain and ondeavcr TO enhance the re.
putation Il has already acquired.
..L H. d. MCCARTHY, Chairman
.aaa A. BROOMHALL Ex. Com.
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Thus one aftsf snsther Of our old pieneers
are called TO quit the shores Of tiine and take
up their abode In the pale realms Of death.
But a fewyet remain snd they appear to be
almost strangers among Us, The generation TO
which they belong, having, mostly, passed
TO that beurn from whence no traveller e'er
returns. .... ]. n, G.
Hendry.bursh, April, 1864.
: On Friday the alst ult. JANEs Braaf ir.
In tAe 2ist year Of his age. He hsd been fot
some time on the river engaged In btesE,
Boating; and being some what unwci had
started home from Cincinnati With two Of his
comrades on the, Steam Boat BAtTfAoxE when
about O'Clock on Thursday evening, he wsa
suddenly attacked with cramps and psrgihg)
and was soon discovered to have cholera In its
severest forms. All efforts to arrest II proved
intellectual and at daybresR tn Friday morn.
lag, he was at the request Of his comrades
brought ashore and taken 70 the house Of
w. n. Csrle In Dillies Bottom. A Physician
was Immediately called 10 but ali efforts were
In vain. In two hours after he wis brough,
in death relieved him from HE miseries. His
pareats and sisters arrived, but some of them
too late to see him. alive.
1t is due to the CAPTAIN and other. officers
OF the Baltimore to say that every possible
attention was. given him while under their
charge; from he wss taken until he was sen,
ashore they we're continually employed In
rendering him every assistance that was in
their power. - ;. - W.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

.'hs Board Of Education Of Richlsnd Town.
ship Belmont Co. Ohio, met pursuant to law,
in the Court house, ON Monday the nth day
Of April 1854. u fHA ! -
On notion Of Nicholas Cooper, from sub
Dist. No. 1, John Welch from sub Dist. No.
II. wts caiIedto me chair, H. NJ. B. Clayiapd
Secretary. .c 'I'tl-G 4 G''Att tN5
On motion, the proceedings Of the last
meeting were read and stood approved.
On motion Of j.. w. Frasies from sub dist
No!1.f Resolved that the Auditor bs re-
qhired to put 4 AK on the Taxpayers Of said
District, sufficient TO make $4,000 for con-
tiAgsaciesis - .tss >, eo .as ,,, ~
OnmotioH Of b. Grimes, from sub Dist
No. 6. Resolved, that the, Auditor be re-
quired to put a tax, on the Taxpayers of said
Dist, sufficient to make $1,000 for sontingen-
eies.
On motion, Of Wm. H.rdesty, from sub
Dist. No. l6, Resolved that the Auditor be
required to assess q tax on the taxpayers ,of
that portion 6f Sub Dist. No. 10 residing In
Richisnd tP., sufficient to make $4,000 de-
ducting thsrsfron, thb amt, collected on the
balance Of the. Dist. being in Colerain tp. on
the last years duplicate, which 10 due said
Dist. III slL 81 'A -,..-..-.s....r,
On motion, of VIM. Meek from sub Dist.
No. 20, Resolved, that II the report Of the
committees appointed by Mend & Smith tPs.,
to &C. with like committee from this tp.,
for the purpose Of enl,rging sub dist. No. 40,
be ratified BY the Boards Of Smith g. Mead
to-, then the Auditor be required to asSess on
that portion Of the taxpayers in Richlsnd
to-, composing said Dist, their proportion OF
$4,000 TO build q school house for said sub
Dist. y z nj nClE] ~ -. e.
On motion. Resolved thst w. Chambers jr,
from sub, Dist... No. =, be appointed to act
with like committee, from the Board Of
Educasioa of,St.s sClsirsville, for the purpose
of havinga claim on the Docket Of VIM. ],
Crymbls EsQ. due tp., Range collected.
On motion, of 4. n. Nichol from sub dist.
No. 8, Resolved that the children Of Thomas
Thompsesr be trsnsssred from Dist No. IL 10
sub Dist. No. >. 90 ,,i sHspii e4v,a ss !. !.
On notion, Of, Wn. Chambers, Resolved
that H. M. b. Cisyland bs appointed to acl
with like eoumittss ison the Board o
Educstions pf ST. Claissville, for the purpose
Of attaching the lsads Of Robs. Hamilton, ts
Dist. No 7.taatf 'sStsh NH ai q irt
On motion. of T. N. Niehol. Resolved
thst the, Board Of Educasion Of Richlspd .p
establish % dsys % school month. ,, -
On mc,icn. of-N. Cooper. Resolved thst
H. NJ. b. clsylsnd bs appointed to ipvesti
rsse wAashsr any Of the school funds hsv,
beea usse BY any svesion Of the Law, tcr IN,
other purpose than paying tsaehers. t-si =
On mssion. Resolved thatN Cooper, ypo
Welch, Wn. J. Crynble, Wu. Chambers !,
81. w. Frsissr be sppoistss 70, meet III
Board of Edssssisa u ths ,svns sf 3,
J ClsirsviIls. To take into consideration th
propristy. oi givisg notice to the qusli6s
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MARRIED.

, In Uniontown, on Tuesday the 18th Of
April, by Rev. WIN. Wishatt; Mr.. REIN
MILNER, Of Morrstown, to Miss MARY J..
HAHvBY, of Uniontown, Belmont Co. Ohio
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell,
Mr.. GEoRGE III. THEAKrR and Mrs. MARY
MITCHELL, ell Of this County. ,a
On the nth inst, Mr.. CHAs. A. HAzEE,
formerly of this county, and Miss RoxIS D..
RIscHELoE. daughter OF Daniel Kinchsloe,
Esq, of Pine Grove, Wood Co. Va. Is
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NEW pUBtIoATfoNk


Codsy's Esdys BvoklsAAftsr a leng sb.
ssnee we greet this fffekd ohce more, end
welcome Il back to Our sable. It IL still
rapidly improving, and now Is ever stands
with head erect In the front rank Of Msga'
sinss. Pat us down for thst "life exchange
Mr.. Godsy..hd ven Try to merit |, in fut,rs
We can't very well do without the "Bosk,' =
COS why, Il Il hard TO give It up.
Single coPiss per year are $500, but new
Subscribers can be added to the club At the
club rates. ,,tsa.ra esS. ls t
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Wonderful Objects Of Nature and Art,
HATS OFEvERY STYLE AND QUAIL
Il j. hy, from the finest silk, down to the ohespe .
palm leaf AT (spr. A) FRfNT q NAGLES.
sALE-BAucHIR, FisHE

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BAUeHER, FISHER
~ 6 Co. VS.: JoHN w. BRooKs.
By virtue Of writ Of yendtoni sxponas to me di.
Iected frem the Court Of Co mmon Pleas Of Belmont
County, Ohio. will offer for sale at pubic auction
Tuesday, the Cd day Of May, 1884,
between the hours pf 10 O'Clock a. and o'clock p.
Of said day al he front door Of the Court House In
tenements, TO wit: fourth of Of land situate
lying and being In the county of Belmont and State Of
Ohio and bounded and described follows TO wiz be-
ing part Of the northw west quarter of section No. Il
township No. and Range No. Q. and bounded on the
west by lands belonging TO Richard Rdgeway, on the
north by lands OF finer Moore the east by land be
longing TO Mrs. Samuel Tiliet and the south by the
National Road Taken In execution Al the suit of Bsugher
Fisher & Co. ~
~ JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff Of B. 20.
Sheriff. Office, March 3ltt, 1851
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The Germans have produced some very excellent
remedies for various diseases. Among which may
be specified "Dr. Hoofands celebrated btiers." for
sale by C. M, Jackson--and used with remarkable
success In Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspelsia,
and general arrangement Of the stomach. The
Sunday Despatch says Of this medieine,--
ave feel inced, that in the use OF the German
Biters the patient does not become debitatod, but
constantly gains strength and vigsr to the frane--a
fact worthy Of great consideration. The Bitters are
peasan in taste and in smell. and can be adnniser,
stomach. Indeed they cen be used by oil persons
with the most perfect system, to coiffece With one
teaspoonfh or less, and gradually Increase We
speak from experience, and are, Of course, proper
sS%a%endns he German Bitssr,, and 10 The stictsd
VI most cordially advise their tse."
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The Saturday Evening Mail cemes to us
regularly, and iillsd with excellent original
articles and selections from the cream OF
litsrs,urs. In the last number is commenced
MIR, Dickens, new work entitled "Hsrd
/, ,TJres." If We can Judge Of the few chapt-
. srs we ihsys resd, It will bs equal to "Blsak
Hsuse." Let us have the "Mail'' regularly
IL yeH please Mr.. See.
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.GrGham's Mags,ins continues to be one
Of the very best Nagssines ipublished.--
Hsadiey's life Of Gen. Washington, which
Tor the present year has been one Of its most
interesting features, 10 increasing in interest,
and viii fern when completed one Of the
standard works of American literature. The
other articles are substantial, instructive and
interesting. "sips Of Punch" are inimitabls.
Pfice-S3,00 per year. D.
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- The Nep York Pick is one Of the rnciest
papers we knew Of, with illustrations that
can't be beat in this country, He has method
in his .witticisms, too. Gov. Seymour catches
particular gas for vetoiEg the Maine Law
1t is published weekly for 8i,oo .psr,yesr 20
copies for $l5. Address Joseph A. Scoville
Editor Of the New York Piek, No. 2s Ann
strest,N. Y. City. sefF yea
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,ya For the Chronicle.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

I am composed of 23 letters. .ssn, ,., ~ .'
Ny 4, ls, =, ~. 10, IL, is q gehtleman's name
My IS, 2, 10, a., II, is kind Of. bird, .sh
Ny /, 1919, Is, Is kind of fruit, a
My 20, 2, 10, II, is a very useful article,
My ~, u, 20, 10, 70 a musical instrument,
Ny s, 10, 8, is kind of grain, i.
Ny 23, l5, 10, II, IL numeral, la.. -
My 8, s, l, 10, is, is what hoke sh, ulu be,
Ny 6, Is. II, 81, is wild animal, ~ Ctr
Ny Q, 2. l6, 5, Z, is county In Ohio, ~'~'
Ny l7,Vl6, s, 2, 8, is a kind Of fish, IS.
Ny ~, iS, 8, 2, is metal. N.
Ny whole is what every one should do his
utmost to accomplish. .s,rAr ~ la,".s ,
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The Ohio Farmer comes to us regularly
every week, rspiete with matter Of interest
and practical benefit 10 the farmer. 1t is
pubished At Cleveland, for 81 90 per year.
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T,HE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

TINE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT
u County, ss,--Jsnr A. TALsorT va Jxrrs Lssrs,
u Al. Court Of Common Pleas. -,sI4t
ny vipine Of dseree and an alias mandate directed
10 the undersigned a. Special Master Cowfrsioner In
Chsneery IN said ease, there Will I've exposed 10 public
sale a. the mont dorr OF the Cour onfe In the town Of
81. ClsirsviIie, Belmont County, obio.on
Tuesday, the I'd day of May, next,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. N. and n m , the
following DESERVED real estate, 10 vl bcing psu OF
Section =, township and Range IN Washington town.
ship, Belmont County, o., and boun nded and described
ts foiows beginning Al post on the eastern boundary
ne Of said secton and running thence west ~ perebes
10 post thence south rs west 10 pesehes 70 post
bank Of the Creek thence north % east h ptehes 10
stene on the bank Of the Creek. thence portses we
81 perehes TO post thence south II west e6 perche
post, thence west SO pefehes 10 small sugar tree
thence south 10 east 20 perches 10 post thence west
pefches TO sugar tree thence south rs west ia perch
es 10 post thence North 4l west 49i pefthes 10
post thence north "a east % ptrches 20 sugar Tree
thence noh 81 east so perehes 10 an ash and elm on
The hank OF the Creek thence north 67e rs 81 perehes
tot sycamore, thence north So 70 percbes TO
sycamore, thence north 81 east 81 peTches TO post,
thence north az east52 perehes To pile OF stone
creek bank, thence east perehes 10 post the
boundary line OF said section, thepce south 81 perees
ts. more or less ReservnE 81 acres sold to Samuel
Ring, Jr, and also agrave yard 20 feet square said
premises And being the same premises sold 10 said
Lyons by George Ring and wife, and on which the said
Lyons now resides and which premises are erected
Erst aud saw mill with all the apput there
unto belonging; appraised al the sum Of $500 And
be bold Is the property OF said James Lyons.
ST. CLAIR KELLY,
81. Special Master Commits sioner.
March 3lst, la5s
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sS- For the best .baguereotypes
Single or in groups, go to 100 Main
street, Wheeling,
And our old eitil en-, WIN. NJ. PARIS 10 there 10
furnish all that s excellent In IL an and ss low as the
same material or quality can be had any similar es
tsbiishmeet In the country,
ReeoIiret hi. ar. nearly OPT osi,s the Bridge
adjoining the Nj nroe House
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COMMERCIAL.
plrrsBusoH, April IS, IS.

PiTrsBURoH, April 25, 1894.
FLOUR--thers were over 500 bbls. on the
whars, yesterday, but no sales. The holders
asked exorbitant figures, and consequently
found no buyers. A few sales from store at
S7,75.
GROCERIEs-there is steady demand
from the retail and couatry trade; sales to the
city Of 10 hhds. prime Sugar at st; Molasses,
30 bbls. oak, at "a, four mos, 81 bbls. Sugar
House, Battle ground, at 81, on the wharf,
and l0do. frsm store at 80 cash. Coffee, a
sale Of ~ bags. at l2-l-4 cash. 2
FIsH--moving pretty freelyI sales Of 100
bbls. Lake Trout at $3.50, cash, 80 bbls. Lake
Salmon, Nos. and 2, at Ss,5o0s,60 and 40
bbls, Baltimore Herring at 500.
OILS--Lnseed Is inquired for; sale Of
925 gallons, on the whaIf, at 95 cash. Lard
Oil unchanged.
PROVISIONS sale of $500 los. bulk.
Shoulders At a, cash, and btIs. Mess Pork
at els. Bacon continues In good request,
and sales in the aggregate Of $1,000 lbs. at
previous rates--6.I-4@b4 for cauhtry Shoul-
dsrs, cash, 1A@53 for city do, cash, and 6a@
9 for city OH time; Hams, city skSsa, cash,
and s-a-4@o,. ,..time; sugst.cuaed, Hams, 10
tierces sold at 1914. Grease Lard, 4 sale
81 tcs. TT 8, four mos, to 60 east.
OATS--continue in good demand, sales
on the wharf Of as5 Bits. at AZ.
TALLOW--in demand, at advanced hg.
.ures; sales Of 1000 lbs. at la4. s..
POTATOES-sales at the river Of 400
busr Reds, at sa@35, and ready sale.
PHrLADELriirA, April 24.AFlour very duist;
but little inquiry for shipment, the only sales
reported are 400 bbls Btandswine at SITS;
ssles 100 bbls scraped at %, common ship
ping brands offered at $3.50, more Inquiry for
city consumption at % for comnion aud ex.
ira brands, and :aacy lots at higher rates. In
Rye -four and Corn meal nothing doing.
Wheat comes in very slowly and there is but
little Offering. sales at %, for red, and 1886
for white. Rye s5. Coin in STEADY demand
sales 5000 bush yellow at 80 adoat, and 81 in
store. Cloversesd, more inquired after al g..
30, very little offering, most holders refuse
this.
CINCINNATI, April 54.-Weather fns
Flour 6,8o@7. Provisions fat; sales lO0,.
600 lbs. bulk meat at 4tsbt for shoulders and
sides. No change In ..other articles. ,g
New York, April "a.
| Cotton, sales 1900 bales firmsr. Flour
sales 1900 bbls, prices trifie higher, 1850
o,a7j sales 1900 bbls Southern at s ,5O@s 81
Wheat arm---Sales $4,000 bus. Corn, price,
triie lower, sifOs4l. Sales 600 bbls Pork
easier but not quotably lower. Is@l4.5o
Coffee, sales $50 bags Rio, firm, III; Jaw
l44. Beef firm sales 800 bbls. rspacket
1 Chicago 1850. Hogs scarce Sales 200 bbll
lardi unchanged, s-7-S.prison at a.. Sugar
firmer, sales ITO hhds New Orleans at Al
Havanna 81. Molassss, Orleans 22@27; Mus
covado 23. Iron lower; 40 4 a.. Money mar
l kef oasiar 2fonka firm
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Gin. Enquirer says that Hon. HESRY STAN
DERRY made one of the ablest and most pow.
erful forensic speeches ever made In the Su-
preme Court, in opening the ease of the Yves.
tern N. e. Book Concern, now Oh trial in
that Court. The defence 10 condueted by
eminent lawyers. Hon. GEo. e. BADGER,
Seaatsr frsm N. &C. and Hon. THos. EWING
are employed for that purpose.-O. 8. Jour.
The bill for the abolition of slavery in the
Republic Of Venezuela has passed the Con-
gress Of that country, at the suggestion of the
President, Monagas. By this Ineasure some
sixteen thousand slaves are set free.
The admirable speech of Col. Hunt, Of
Louisiana, against the Nebraska bill, is re-
csived with great favor by his constituents
and the New Orleans press. ,,., ,..,.--,
Mrs. Douglas, who was imprisoned in Nor
folk for teaching colored children to read, has
been released, and 10 now in Philadelphia.
"t fear God" ssid ihah Of good sense;
"snd next I Him, fear only the man who
does not fear Him." ,$aFVirT gH5a
The London Times, it 10 ssid, has a circu.
lation Of seventy.two thousand copies. ''
1t is said at Washington that Mr.. Everett
denies that he wrote the Hulsemann letter
Judge Robert +. Conrad has been nomi
mated for Mayor OF Philadelphia by the Wings
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mo THE PUBLIC:--Tae

would rs,p.s,iui,, .onousSs i stssas Ssn .es
Inc public generally, thai he has rstasned tbSE--T
81. clsirsvilis and opened Z Groosry Ii the III .
room formerly oecupied By BtK5AnfA phohA6 Ef1B&4W
where he ntends Keeping about ths same Kind OF sock
a. he formerly kept in this pl scss consisting OF
Groceries, Hardware, Que snswarsi &c.
And where he hopes BY strict atsht ion 70 business 10
merit .hA . Of public patronage osv ,v.sov
=. MAILS ofthe best uai ity Tor ssIs BY the keg
at Whssiins prices, with add tion Of freight.
81. Ciairsviile, apr. ~, IeN --
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Petersons Lsdiss Nastsxdl Masa,ins has
been received and we consider Il one of our
best. and our cheapest Magazine. $500 per
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