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SUCH So.
BOOKS, lDAY CASH and ORDER BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS BRIEFS, BOOKS, etc.
BLANKS FoRPUBLIcoFFICEs, DIARIES,
N0TARIAL4 BLANKS SALES RECEIPTS
CuSToMHoUsE BLANKS, COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CoUNTING-H)USE do. SHOP BILLS,
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
FOREIGN IMPORTERS do. POSTERS,
CHECKS, STEAMBOAT CARDS.
CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE BILLS OF FARE,
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES, "."" .u DRUGGISTS, LABELS,
BILLS OF LADING HAND.BlLLS,
MANIFEST HEADS, FIREMEN's CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS, BALL AND soIREE INVITA-
JOURNALS and LEDGERS TI0NS, etc., etc.
la~ PRINTING In COLORS. ~Ga&
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS BILLS OF FARE, etc,
..,.PElSTKD
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere. ...-.
E8 We have peculiar facilities for RULING BINDING.
TT We have just choice stock of FANCY EMBOSSED
CoLoRED CARDS PAIER of various ses
great care and which will print dispose Of Otherwise
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J. a. BEARD AND MAYS SALES.

Fashionable Furniture, choice and rare Old Paint
ings. sntnnry, BeiIes-Lettres Library, Silver and
Plated Sets, Wines, etc.
BY ]. A. BEARD & MAY.
THURSDAY and WEDNESDAY, 24th and 25th
January 1854 at II o'clock each day, the residence Mr..
GLENDY BURKE, Eapnnade the Of Rampant
The entire elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE etc., Of ha beat
aacory now in Tho dwelling, comprising part Of superb
DrAwpgreon Pao Breakfast Bed Library Furniture,
Looking Glasses Mirrors Carpets Hanging aud Window Draps
Carpets Rugs Candearhs, Piano, Oil Paintings,
celebrated of the school rare Saua
ry extensive Library by the auhors
Cellar fine old Wines and Liquors, all fully
catalogue, which will be ready delivery day
dwng will inspection days peyious 10
sale, from II "A M.to2 clock
The Paintings StAtuay Library Silver Wines sold
the daa.
delivery.
The Marie Rampant street Omnibus
from Canal street to ERplanAde iAn1T
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The Wing State Convention, held at
Portland, Maine, on Thursday last, which
nominated Isaac Reed for Governor, passed
resolutions in favor of the repeal of the Ne
braska bill; against the admission Of any
slave States; in favor of the modification Of
the Fugitive Slave Slave Law, so as 10 secure
the haJeas corpus and trial by jury; recon-
mending the union Of all friends Of freedom
in the election OF representatives TO Congress;
and opposing the repeal or essential modif-
cation .: any cf the constitutional provisions
OF the Maine law, aud in tuvor Of its judicious
enforcement throughout the State, until eX-
perence shull demonstrate that it is ineaec-
tua and unwise.
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ESruLss5S Oh SENATOR SuMNlR-
n'v'ier" lanaleS IN the Senate, being wor.
b'ed III every collision with the scholarl,k,
aud ge"'I"monIy Sumner, are said to be plot.
hns hIs eXpuaion from that body. UisoGrnco
Is Tor saying what any decent man won,d
say, lhat he would not lend u helpiur hand
IN lhe fecap'uro OF u trembling fugitive. we
eau Vel conceive that the presence IN IN,
SENATE oi calm aud courageous man ike
9u'"h'r must be particularly dsagreeable 10
such crazy ma.gnants rs Tuoms, W,ll,,
douglass, Jones and the rest OF the reyolv,r.
carrying aud rum-drInking crew. If p,,n.
syFaHIa rcbuke these fellows at the oc,oh.r
election, We shall hear no more of thei,
lhFea''j II not every representative fran, th,,
Tree states, who shall dare to say his soul is
MS own, will be hustled out OF Compress A
'e" weeks ago, the proposition vas made
pubiic'y to assasslnale Mr.. Sumner, Gil,nn
~ mat lhey propose now to expcl him
Psaa. Register
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In Cleveland, the other day, little girl
only two years old, was missed by her par-
ents. about three o'clock in the afternoon.
At eight she was returned 10 them, stripped
Of her elegant dress and ornaments, and wrap
ped in blanket! The woman who brought
the child back claimed that she was entitled
to tie dress and and ornaments for finding
her. The child had evidently been stolen for
the sake of it's clothes.
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10 WHAT ARE WE ComlNG.-.-We urc in.
formed that few days since, cask was de-
posted from freight train, at the dcpot in
Cation Stark county, with the simple dircc-
non canton upon 1t. This singular aud
IhcXPNeabIc direction led TO an examination.
The cask was found to be filled with pistol.
"nd bowie knives, Every thing was carefully
replaced, to see who would call Tor apackoge
with such unusual contents. Ia short time
a Caiho''c Priest clEei, c'aimA aad carried
d'edy he cas'' 1t Is sad that Casks, similar
to The one above spoken of, are being sen,
!" al"eF'nl directions over the county. 70
what are We coming.
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The editor Of the Philadelphia Courier
soys while at the Burning Spring. near
Niagara, few days ago, we were requested
to enter the nume Of our party in the Visitors
Register, and while complying, We observed
that the registry had been suspended at about
two.thirds down on the left hand page, and
then continued at the top Of The right. On
seeking the cause, we found the last entry az
follows;
Mat. J.. Ward, BroiharS dad Ssrvaa!,'
/ or course, that name had cast blight upoi
the page forever; no horest man would udt
his name beneath that OF the Cain. brande
fugitive, but underneath wps written, as b
the hand of some recording angel, or Grim
pursuing Ncmesis---.
"TnE MURDERER
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POETRY
\ t.L3l.

know thou hast scnr 10 the home oi toy rect,
Then why should my hsartJs 60 sai}
know thou hast gone where the wear ofe Best,
And the mcurnef ouk5 up and is clsdi
Where Lore has 7Ltef in The land q it! lt-r"
The stain It Lad getterei tn tis,
and Hers, hs s,sset s.ngt- @1t riaii.a.ii.c cari,
Lies asleep On hs 6ostn 9" !ltss'
Il know thou hast zone wh,i, thy us;htad Is starred
With the beauty that dwgli in Thy soa'--
Where the ligl OF thy low Inns cann5: be marIed,
Nor Thy h,sltte Lurs back ircm it, goal.
! know thou htsi crank ci he LeIle that flows
Through lard where they ~ lot iotg,u
That shtJs oyet Ac1oiy oaiy reQesc
4Ana takes .troaI ii cay 'yr.gt.h
IN thy far away dwelling, wherever i: be,
Iyclloye thou hast i.lous OF miuc
tJr the love that made all tnin4su music to inc
lhave not yet l,amcd TO resign.
In the hush VI the "a g!i, ou ,ae waste oi TIE sea,
Or alone wi'h tia. h.,,s.oI The hill,
have ever II presence that Whispers Of thee,
And my spisiI lies down aui is still.
"Minc eye must BE- dark, tAa, ;, long has been t,id
E.e again |, Uay g'l. u.on thine,
But still have reveoiinys OF th,t uui ,Ly homo
In mnny token auJ SIN
lnever look up with "A vow to 'ho sky,
Bu; light lie thy blau'v is there,
And hear Il ioy nurmtr, likr dime IN rcrly
When pour out my spirit in prayer.
"And though, like mourucr that sj,a 10y a tgu.h
tam wrapped in mantle oi care,
Yet the grioi OF my boyoni- o. call II nos gloom
Is not the black grief OF despair
by SORROW revealed, ~ tho stats ne b. night.
tRr OIL bright vision appears,
And Hope, lie The ruia5gp, a ersa,n'c ofGgh
Is 5orn- ,liGe The ratabou--.in tears"
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This accusation, understand, is founded
on the singular conduct Of democratic rep
rcsenta,ve during Il, OF incbriauon, which
induced his friends TO return him TO a rural
home, where he he's been suffering from de-
mmistration expects every manto do his duty
such an occurrance is Il calamity indeed; but
Il is 10 be feared that the most dangerous
enemy TO the man in question is not 50 much
the Wing lobby agents as himself
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ENEY nEBERllNG. ndm,!

EEENEY nEBERLlNG, admir- de bonis
4 h non OF Samuel Mcconnell decd, 10. Il0mph
Mcconnell, adult. aud Isabella Mcdonnell, Snsannoh
MCCONNELL aud Ira McConutli, minors, q al. BciwUu
County OHIO. PROBATE Court. Petition to sell land
The said llenreh Mcconnell, Isabella Mcconnell,
Su.aurHn Mcconnell aud Ira Nc'omoU, ave hereby
isfsor HCd his petition III the lrUhato Court o Bel.
mont County, Ohio. the C jcct and prayer Of which re-
ton IL 10 obtain an order ihc it day OF July sJl
or the assignment ot the dow OF the sad Hannah NJ G.
Coune tile widow said samuel VI Council deceased
In and fut the sale OF said dccUden= cquitRh interest
IN the fyowing reel estate Oi which said decedent died
si,zcd otno. % in WGlaces addttonto to the Town o
Msrtin.vii!e in said County OF belmont,
II. D. r. CoWLN, ATTY. fDf Petitioner.
June 23d, lcJi.--tw.
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FUTURE PRrcEs.--A FARMER" -"
in the last Marx Lane Express, closes a
lengthy article on the above subject, as fol-.
lows:
Farmers may for oEce, depend upon hav-
ing the corn trade for the next year very much
in their own hands. There never was u time
when the trorids stock cf grain was so nearly
exhausted and one great source OF supply
Russia--is shut from u by the war. WHY,
then, should farmers hurry their rex, harvest
stock to market! Prices must inevitably be
good, if they vii! only be reasonable aud eau
tons thcrc can be- no Just cau.e Of alarm.
Let every farmer take time. Let the aim be
10 keep up fair, steady, regular supply, and
he may then rest assured lie will receive q
fair price throughout the vour."
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CEMENT FOR Broken CnrYA, &c.-Miy
equal parts OF fine glue, whites of eggs and
white lead, auonl The edges and press them
together Or, take half pint each Of vine.
gar aud milk and simmer together TIL the
curd separates, then with the whey mix the
whites OF i've eggs well beaten, thcn ndd
ai!'ed quick lime till the whole is Of the con.
s's''ney OF putty. When dry it viii rcsis,
both heat aud moisture.
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/ ARDEN & BRANNUM HAVE JUST
( CNHEAP! CHEAPERM CHEAPESTm!-
. Mr.. SAMUEL KLINE

Has Just rcumcd from the Eastern CIlIcs with ,b,
L.ikrESI and BES II stock Of Goods ever Offered i,
this maTkCt
liS stock is composed in part as follows:
a very large assortment OF Black Sllk French I'm,
lsh and .Auerican Black SILK ~ IN vide al one dni
ever offered in this market Also 40 pairs of unJc'
sleeves of the very hest quality, at any price TO
suit customers. l5 chcmiseits of the very lest UuaIi
ty, from IS cts to iI piece. Also of the Ia,
stock of HOnnoLs aud Bonnet Trimmings that ever ,Vs
brought TO this market Also, $50 Parasos at ai nsT
cheaper than Wheeling prices. Also $50 n,ett
Lawn, ,oue yd. wide, at Gt, Woseuted lord roIo,s
- leryad Also, ,'s pecss of Berege ncIain from ~
to 25 Also, very large stock of UeI.an,s u ner %
cheaper than ever offered west of the mountains -Tr
pieces O Calico, very good, at q! per yd Also vcry
Muslius BIoachcd aud mhcaohed and cuInrad. niso
Brown muslin yd2 inches wide SC per ,d.: also n
large assortment of check; also 20 pieces of Bed ti,S
ing very good at ~ per yd. Also of the be 81 a
sOttments of idks and hose aud gloves of an coors
size, the best ever offered this market; also srcs
and INNINGS OF all descriptions prices TO sujt tIe
purchasers also one Of the largest assOrimenIs of Cloths
Cassmores, Neslngs, Salineits, Tweeds and Summer
ware, the hest thHt ever was brought this town t
25 per cent cheaper than ever sold before also YER
large stock Of umh very cheap; also good s,ort
in Wheeling; also, large stock silk, Panama, and
Summer Hats, cheaper than any other estah shment IN
town; also notions of all descriptions usually kent in
a diy goods store.
Cents-l have very large stock of Ready. ade CI,
ing 30 per cent cheaper than any other establish
meut west of the mountains. Please cali and satisf
yourselves that my stock is the largest and cheapest eve,
offered In hismsrket, and ohligs
srr, q, 1854 s,KLINE.
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-, ~. Ulica, Y.
T. H. rr,I ~ "'f u "UuandaIgmN, y. Z.
n n n II. Viii" II n Roch, 'er; ~
n.Y m'H' rools ,S,,ls II. n D., D. =, a"n,c, N'Hi
prof. Dunbar, II. D.. Bat,. n"re, =.
&c. Orrick. VI. -, Baltimo,,, Md.
". w. Reese, II. D.. New YORK Cny.
". Prescott, VI. H., Concord, y. II.
j. 7. NCwlaud, ". ~, Ctca, NY.
Rev. g. :. Beard, Gicnm Springs, SC
1rLct addressed It OF Mr. Curtis lla!c agent
a, Ravchna, 'Hno. "
wil Female CON '!ansp prnapsus ulcri, and all the
etrudiua dificttics' at tunes IrudCTn. lille most
miserable have had die attendance Oi some of tie
lcsi uhv,cisps with hut 'ittic success the they
could do TO ulcNra CrIc was on o lHc question:
For five months before COmhoh "lhg wt Nnnr nclc inc
had not rcen able 10 perform arI labor could walk
hut cw steps at time and scaTcC went out ol doors
in short, Il WAS completely pTO>tIdtC'' tnln III lody
and mind. and expected 10 drag the rs OF my days
III suffering and misery. Eut, reading your adNcriS"
mCW, WIS induced 10 try your Invaluable meuiriGr
called Uterine CathOltcuu, the last resort l. Sd not
used II week before felt like another woman. by the
ut three battles was enabled TO perform all the abG'
iur the family h case, and could could walk
any " here IN the ghhOrnud without injury. Moth.
ng hut sense of my duty to You and To The afflicted
has induced me to state my case 10 the public eau
safely recommend the preparation 10 all iO,c sucrn.
like my self.
(Siyucd.) Mas. SAnNu a. BIsnor.
Freedom rorigacc, Co.. Ohio, bee -, 1859.
)-B7J. u. M.iRCHISl ~ Co, Propretors
Ceuiral Depot, 3Oi Bruadway;N. Y.
nrMrUREY .fLEXANDER, 9gent, Druggist, St.
CairevIic, ono.
.qnd sold hy John Mclean, Cadiz; II. r. rswcett MI
Pheasant; J. ". Wardeld, FSrvew; Rrentngcr &
f'msITnmg, Wheeling, Va. apr. :, le5i.-ly.
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The valuable medicines al ovc named are not cmpiri.
cal Tut arc prepared IN agreement with the experience
OF some oi the most learned and uilcinus Practitioners
and are not secret further than i5 necessary protect
III" propiS orSand those who them from loss aud
imposition, as the component parts have been made
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wA. sripwIIz wiisoa AsEyT,
- EIDWlTZ g. ASkEW having pur-
) chased the establishment of NJ, Isaac Asrrw
would tcsleO!ully inform tie ciuEenr Ci ST. Clarsvllt
and tie surrounding country thai they viii Constantly
keep on hand good nssOrtpISNtof OF
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IHE New HANIsnIRE LIQUOR PLOT -
ibsfoiio"'ns 10 sa.d, by the Concord car.
respondent ol The Ae~ Fork Evening Post,
TO be the origin o; the charge Of drug@iny Ii.
quoF prsierred by the Aep Hampshire Pa.
tri0i'
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The CathuDan far surrassos other remedies, III being
more certain less extensive, and leaving tie system ia
= better condition. Let all interested call aud obtain Il
m -,phlc (rcc) containing ample rruui. from the most
- able suUrrOs. at thc lruci.c M results Of IL use;
,''Lo I'll lcit.rs from highly experienced Physicians
"-' vr u II in their practice, ana speak roAl !!cir
az. ms
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CtoCHRAN's CELEBRATED LINZ.

~ IhehN.
Prepared and sold ~ ,,..,,,. r-...
ILOYDsvILLE, q.
and J. W. CoILlss, Druggist, ST. Clairsvilie, Ohio,
.fgCIt.
10 whom all orders for the chove Liniment must be
Addressed either by wholesale retail, or On commits
siOu
dcd y Veterinary Surgeons, aud FarmetSo experience,
throughout the state OF OHIO; and as the lumc has
een fairly tested and acknowledged 10 lie be as good as
recommended wIIl lot attempt to give the public a
detail what wonderful cures II las performed, iut
lei stand uuCu 1 merits.
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nMNlBuS LINE.
~ {E
HetWecn 81. ClairsNlIlc & Whnnlinn

lhe sufcrlcr win run his splendid new Omuibus b,.
tween Wheeling aud 81 CdirsvilIc each 1ay as llnv,
Leaves - ClarsNlle every morning rNCcpt SUNDAY al
,o',looh \, NJ aud Wheeling Al ~ o,lnlk r. H. Frhc
onnius - one OF "a best kind and most annrov,d b,
respect 10 the city bussrs. 4 Eu',S'S
81 ClGlrsv,lc, apr ~, ls1I. '''
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|HOOD NEWS FOR TIE PEOPLE,
~ JACOB IlErMhN
Has just returned from IhilydrlpIG and Baltimore, aud
, IL now receiving large additional supply OF


Ready-Nlade Clothing,
II ATSo and CAPS of all kinds; BOOTS md n,
SHOES, CLOTHS, ,CASslMEREs, sATINETS H
aud suudrIcs, goods Of all kinds, hy the piece. ~
My stock In miniature sock. 1t Is tile swU,tcst, ~
hrst richie Il stock that presented. II isasloCk
that u all other stocks the citizens OF Belmont county
wlil fancy. II IL like the love nf Bonnet, on whose
chcapncss, mdirpcnsabilty and supcrotve Quaiilcs,
contrary 10 the conquering hero comes. not drcked
with laucls wrng from hr dying gruans OF slaughter.
ed mlll ions not To the drcadl dscUr the ear mere
me fife aud sprt.strring drum; IN the scarlet in.
sigma Of luthcry aud Hpiuc not with tho sword aud
The sHIahCc not with the fire aud the onet, tho 9Th
let aud the rack not with carnage aud conflict
an AttaAcrNcs, or Caesar, P0mpcy or q IlHnu'ai.
INN No, as Hero cf Peace, friend 10 The buyer,
ST Ssof Goods
Sst( The cheapest lot OF UMBRELLAS ever of.
~l~~ tered 10 the Iullic.
ST. ClaITsvlc, ArilG 1854.
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bookkeeping by Double Entrl

complete practical course of instruction is given ~
he art uf Keeping scientifically Double Entry Books III
the different departments of Trade. Commerce ana
Manufactures oGmprehCndng the best forms IN use a
mong the most eminent establishments '.g"-uu ii, nv
Iv or i'm partnership in business, whether prosperous
or adverse in the purclaSe and sale of merchandise ~
wholesale and retail, importing ana exporting on 'I.'
ending spccuations Stocks Real Estate, %t'i NHn
Stcamhoatng, Bank, Insurance, railroad anu boohs VI
In,nt stock and Chartered Associations generally
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vsNHRow puYsIC TO THE Dogs

puryermachcrs Hydro Electric Yoltaic Chains,
Producing instant relief from the most acute nam ana
ism, painful and Yelled joints, Neuralgia OF
the Face, Deafness, Blmdnc--, II. N,lus
Dance, Populations Of the Heart. rer''
odlca Headache, Pains III the Siom.
aCh Indigestion, Dyspepsia, T..
ternu Pains /. r.ralysis, etc.
These chains were first introduced IN thc ohy 3 New
Yofk than since, and alter being uleCtcu
to thorough trials in every hospital IN we city S4a a
and Others, it discovered that they possess strange
aud wonderful power the rel ef and cure Of the above
class OF diseases, and their sale and the success tha
has attended their use is unparalleled.
Previous to their introduction into this country, they
used in every hospital in Europe, and are secured
hy patents in France, Germany, Austria, Prussia, and
England and also IN the United states.
"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The prucipl upon which is claimed thatthe Chains
produce their marvellous cures are hrst-that a NeI
yuus DsGas attended aud produced by deficient
supply Of nervous ilud and All agcnt that resembles
closely electricity electro GHgneiismi aud sccOnd--
that the magnetic chains, hy Icing worn over
and upon the part aud organ diseased furnish to me eA
hausted nervuus fluid WHICH is required 30 produce
healthy action through the entire s, stem No odiaustnG
nustfum is allowed 10 lG taken while using the thalhS
but ririd Observance Of lie general laws of health are
required. Brirk friction upon the part dseaed add'
much 10 the clocta OF the chains, by increasing Iheii
magnetic power.
! One Thousand Dollars
will he given TO tny person WHO will IIoGu ced SONY
well authenticated cctIIfCalts Of cure 10th from tel
liEcnt patients and ltnhc hysItiarE, as nay icl
effected by the of ruvormhchcr'8 Electric Chntna
They rever fail 10 perform what they are advertised u
do and no person has ever been dissatisfied who E9'
I given them triSi.
| IN FEMALE CASES
more than hundred permanent OF Proapsus
ucr ayG been cic Cted within the last by the
OF these chains BS applying one end of the chain over
the REGION of the abdomen and the other upon the SPINE
just owe the hip the usual severe symptoms incident
/ to hat disease ate 1t once removed.
MODE OF USE.
I Tho chain should he mostcned before use with com
mon vinegar, and then one end OF the chain should lt
applied directly 10 the seat OF The pain disc and tht
| other end opposed to it.
BE NOT DECEIVED The Electric Chains are
To I'll discssrs hut for krrvous diseases il is
claimed that NO Medical Agent in the world has ptO
duoed 30 many cures III the last year the Electric
! Chain.
| INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain /,
fpnduccd al the moment Of application eli efs
sico;uoily than can lie producod by opium, in any of
forms.
! Call aud obtain pamphlet (rratis)
/ j. S1EiNiRr, sole AGENT,
! 5RS Broadway, COT. Prince ST.
gold hy II. ALEXANDER, Sl. rlairsville, Ohio.
, Jan. -, ls5i.-lA.
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,ROCERlEs,uARDWARE, QUEENS,

4 NROCERlES,li ,liARDW q UEENS-
q ware, Nc. %c.-J,Nrs TuoMr-oN takes tho hl,
"a Ncty "i returning thanks IL ms numerous Gus.
ihSzl5 toners l"i the patronage whi, has heretofore
NAss3SzA been extended O him lie ~ now receiving A
large aud well selected stock oi goods IN his line IN oy
cry respect adapted To ihcwanln ui this UomnuuV HIS
hrck shan, 10y frequent additions, he kept aSy9q,,
iull and complete, and III he dspused y, VI ~
" such iacs m will meet the appIuhalion oi all who
favor him wIh call.
Ills stock oonsistB IN rGrt, uf Groceries OF every va
foir, hadwalc, OncoubwHrc, GIassw arc and general
assnitmcnt nj froviNioui, sc. Nc.
lie IL prepared 10 accommodate the public with cv.
cfything usually kept ~ Grocery stores. Can aud "et
l"u supplies, At the "od corner u MAN aud Marietta
s,Tccts.
~. tidrsvillc, hpriI7 iS5I.