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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06


ISAAC ROSE has returned from Balti-
Imore and Philadelphia with very large
assortment Of Domestic and Fancy DR.
GOODS, comprising every description OF
Domcslics, such as Brown and Bieached
Musllns, TwiI!s, Checks, Peniientiary
PlaidS, Shirtng Stripes, Osnaburgs, Tick
ings, Irish Linens, Pantaloon Slutl.tls, &c.
which will be sold, for cash, from ID to
20 cents cheaper than any other house in
the valley. He also purchased heavy
ard well selected stock of
Dress Goods, Fancy Articles, EmbrOidCr-
les, and can sell these goods al great re-
duction, having bought them in large guam
titles. Plaid, Black, watered, figured and
changeablc Dress Silks, some as low as so
cents a yard. Rich chalis, Chali, Barge
and Mouslin de LANES, Poplins, Alpacas
and real Silk Mohairs, Barege de Lame as
low as -! cents yard. Entire new
styles of
CalicOeS, GinghamS and Lawns.
Large Stock of Cambrics, Jaconets, plain
and dotted Swiss, Bobbinet, &c. Also,
of needle worked Collars, Underslceves
and Inside HandkerchieEs. The variety
Of the stock and the beauty of patterns,
will be far superior to any thing ever bro't
up before. IS.iHC hOSE.
Charlestown, April s, 1854. 20--G
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06

jNHE subscriber most respectfully an
< nounces to his customers and the pub
lie generally that he has just returned from
the District with large and splendid as
Snrtment Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
School Books,

THE subscriber has just received an as.
sortment of School Books, among which
he enumcrates the Observation-Disclosures
Primary Geography; Mitchel's Geogra'
ply and Atlas; SiIiman's Chemistry;
Young Composer;Mann & Chase 5 Arl'6-
me,ic; Reeds Dictionary; Hazen's Spell
Ter 81 Defner; Dawes Administrations
First Lessons in Grammar; Greens An
nalysis Smiths Grammar BonsaL ;
Comfy; Eclectic Reader; Parks AnIhme-
tic; Rays Arithmetic; Grimshaw's I'M
ted States; Chemistry Of Common Llie;
Familiar Science; Comly's Reader; Wal
ker's Dictionary, &c.
L. {. UILLL.3-US.
ADriI %. 1854. 23---f
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Whitehead, Varnish, TurpoHtIDc, Sc.
BOOTS. SH0ES, EaTS. &c.

MY STOCK Of Boots and Shoes CON
lIsist of Mems Coarse, Kip and Calf
Boots, Boys Coarse Kip and Calf Boots,
Mems and Boys Brogans. Kip and Calf
Mouroes, Ladies Patent and Kid Buck
skins. Morocco Buckskin, Morocco sea-
med Buckskjn, Patent We,ted Jenny
Ednds, Excelsior Gums, Morocco Tics,
Goa, Gums. Peg'd Buckskins, High Cut
Buchshins, Cord Six Gators, &C., &c.
For children have The largest assortment
ever brought to lhis market Of entire new
and fashionable STYLES. Also HATS of a
good quality, suited to the present season.
invite every one to cal, and examine for
themselves. J.. {. 'HESkIIT.
March +. 1854. l5--G
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Groceries. &C. &C.

which he names in part, as follows: n.
Orleans, p. r., Cuba, Sugars; n. Or
leans MolasseS, West India do, New y ork
Syrup; large lot of RIO Coffee; 80
Sacks Of fine and G.. A. Salt; 5 bis. No.
3 MackcreI large size, Gun powder in
Canistcrs, Shot, Candles, Starch, Mus
torI ToharrO CigarS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06

informs his friends and customers. that he
has just returned from the east with a
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods equal
TO any ever before offered in this section
of country, and is determined to sell them
as low, if not lower, than they can be
bough! elsewhere. His stock comprises
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
GRONERIES,

\. O. Sugar, MoIasscs, Rio Coffee, Rice,
Pepper and AlIspice. AIso--ob0m 1900
ponds Of Country Cured B.4CON.
The above embraces a very small por-
ton of his stock of goods Now on hand,
and all he asks is for one and all to call
and examine, as he is determined to sell.
Ills Terms is cash, or to men who are
responsible a credit Of twelve months will
be given.
LDHN IL LNCLT
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
BOOTS AND SHOES:
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Black Wool, Cuban, Citizen, and Kossuth
Hats; Cloth Navy and Glazed Caps
All of which will be sold under the old
motto i''Quick sales and small profits. -
DAVID BILLMNER.
November 20, 1853. 1T
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06

Old Rye Whiskey, French Brandy, $500
and $500; Peach Brandy, an extra arti-
Gle {; Apple Brandy, Gin, Rum; Port,
Sherry, Madeira and Sweet Wines 20
Kegs 3, s, ., 10 and II pny. Avalon
Nails; | doz. ID. & Nj. Axes;
BOOTS AND SHOES:
Mems Coarse, Kip and Calf Boots and
Shoes Boys Coarse, Kip and Calf do. ;
Ladies' and Misses Shoes and Boots Of
every variety; Mems, Ladies and Misses
-, Shnnr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
SHERIFF ANNOUNCEMENTS.

!'E5 We are authorized to announce
JOHN AVIS, Jr., Esq, as candidate
for the next Shcrinaly of Jefferson
County.
February II, 1854. l2-te
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.

Super black french cloth, olive and green
do, black doe skin cashmere, fancy do,
blacl; Italian cloth, silk velvet, satin, buff
and white shapes, versailles vest patterns
fancy silk neck ties, silk and linen cravats
black, white and fancy kid gloves, drab
beaver hats, black silk do, canton, leg,
horn and cuban do.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
TET DRUG { Fiy5Y S'P1Hl.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform lis
L friends and the public generally that hc has
purchased Mr.. II. ). Forncy's stock Of Drugs,
Medicines, SC, Sc, and is now prepared TO sell
on The most accommodating terms.
Among the articles constantly kept On hand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW GOODS !
IA MES l.. TOWNER

JiuiHNhFCL for the liberal patronage
x heretofore extended
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
A Great Stock Of Goods.

Shephordstown, April s, 1854. 2O--H
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

Of the friends of the Phonetic reform, that
the Phonetic method Of instruction, as now
extensively emp Dyed in this country aud
in England is Of great service in teaching to
read the common prizi--enabling the learu-
er to acquire knowledge of the latter, in
Oue-fourth the time required by the usual
method Of instruction. Therefore,
Rsso'rsd. That this Institute considers
its claims of no ordinary character upon the
candid and careful consideration Of the
iFieRIs oi eIgce!ion and humanity.
Rsso're,i. That this Institute considers il
the duiy ot every teacher to give 1t care
ful. psuenJ. impartial, and thorough inYes-
ig'd.ou, aud If convinced Of its superiority
over the common method to Use lis or her
h.st eifor;, IN advancing the system.
Ca motion, it WAS
R-S"iceG, That a committee OF two mem.
hers The Institute be appointed to report at
it> next ses, sion, on the influence ot mOralcul.
.urs IN cur common schools.
Mrs. Jane MNeely. J. n. Desselmns,
were appointed said committee.
The following persons were appointed to
prepare features for the next SesSion:--Miss
Z. F. Thompson, subject Physiology, Mr.,
J. B. Cummings, of Harrison, and Miss
Judkins Gad Mr.. A. Kirk, Of Jefferson coun-
". Ths last three 10 select their own sub
Jecis.
The next session Of The Institute will be
held in Cadiz, Harrison Co. o., cemnlenc-
ing, 3rd Monday in October, 1854.
G. w. B.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
terest Of Francis Morey in the tannsry of George
Morey, is authorized TO settle all the claims Of th
late firm. The business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned. have now, nnd will keen con
stantly on hand large and extensive assortment Q
all kinds Of leather, to which invite the attention
the public. @ss
The highe i market price will be paid in cash fo
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE.
7. s. Those having land to clear, would do well /,
save their BARK as it will pay the expense ofclear
ing. s. g.
Ladz, o. March %, 1854.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
Flax Seed.
}. W. B.

We copy the following article from the
St. Louis lnteIigencer. Ii contains infor-
NATION on a subject ofinterest TO our farm.
ers:
We wish to call attention of our country
friends particularly to few facts in relation
to ihe article that heads this notice. In the
numerous list Of Weatern products it has
not escaped our attention that farssea, a.
bUve all the rest, has been most constantly
and eagerly sought for, and thNt for three
successive years the article has been ap-
preciating. the demand being far ahead Of
the supply, and the East and West both in
the market. while the demand for lnseed
oil was partially supplied by large importa-
tons, both of oil and seed from abroad, the
price kc pit down to about s dollar per bush
el for Western seed in this city; but Of late
the immense consumption ofoil. the demand
for oil cake to ship to England, and the in
adequate increase in production of Ameri-
can seed; has given value and importance
to the article, which makes it worthy Of the
attention Of our largest producers. We
haye no hesitation in saying that Illinois,
Iowa and Missouri can realize million OF
dollars This season from this article more
readily than from any other product of cur
soil
FlsIseed has ranged for the last six
months from 81 80 to s go; the average
being S ,45, and the stock of seed is pref.
ty much exhausted ali owe. the country.
Farmers, we say now, ifyou wish to make
a sure thing Of it, there are responsible par
ties standing ready 10 contract fer any guam
tty at high price; but all should at least
put few acres in this article. to test the
fact of its profitable production, and we are
sure any one doing 80 will realize remu.
uerAtinp price for their care and attention
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

E4- Some persons, whether man or wu
man, whether bird OF beast or human we
cannot say. has laid this on our table as
diary kept by an Oll Maid, up town. We
leave it for others to Judge of its justice:
At Is years, anxious for coming out.
l6, Begins to have some idea Of the ten.
der passion.
II, Talk Of love in a cottage, and disin.
!erestsd of'eetion.
IS, Fancies herself in love with some
handsome man who has fiattered her
10, Is a little more difficult, in conse
quence off, being noticed.
90, Commences fashionable, and dash
es.
21, Still more confidence in her own at
traction; and expects q brilliant establish
ment,
22, Refused a good offer because he is
not man Of fashion
%. Flirts with every young man she
meets.
"a. Wonders she is not married.
25, Rather more circumspect in her con-
dRct.
26, Begins to think large fortune not
quite 50 ndispeusible.
81, Prefers the company Of rational
men.
%, Wishes to be married in a quiet way,
with q comfortable home.
90, Almost desparS Of entering the mar
riage state.
80, Rather fearful Of icing called an old
maid.
81, An additional love of dress.
SO, Processes to dislike balls, finding il
difiicG GIt to get good partners.
33. Wonders how men can leave the So
ciety Of sensible women to firt with chits
81, Affects good humor in her conyer.
sation with men.
35, Jealous Of the praises of women.
SO, Quarrels with her friend who has been
lately marr,ed.
81, Thnks herself slighted in company.
80, Likes talking of her acquaintances
who are married unfortunately, and finds
consolation il their pisfortunes.
80, I'll nature increases.
40, BE- comes confirmed scold.
And SO on Yp to so, when the lady SCI
zes upon lap dogs and talks largely Of
philanthropy. After that age, gray hairs
start out upon the temple and old lady
becomes the tune--no longer old maid.
FAST WoXAN woman named Mrs
Hamsrsly, in Lawrence county in this State,
was few days ago, divorced from her hus-
band at half past o'clock, and her original
name restored, her husband being in court
resisting the application. At 10 O'Clock
the same day she was married to Mr..
Wikle thus being twice wife and once
single, and legally entitled to bear the
name Of Mrs. Hamersly. Miss Cotton, and
Mrs. Wikle, all in the space Of half an hour
that woman wii pass
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

TEE Sr. CLAiRsvILLE PREssrrKRT me, in
the Presbyterian Church, in this place, on
Tuesday. We had the pleasure Of attend
ing Tuesday evening session. from The report
submitted we learned that the various Chur-
ches belonging to this Presbytery are pros
pering, Many additions have been made
10 their membership during the past year,
anG at most places their congregations have
increased largely. Sabbath Schools have
been sustained and the Gauss Of Temper
ance is represented to be on the advance
81. ClaTsgRls Go-etlg.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
For the caai1 DsnOcrsde scsGasl.
Dagaerreotyping.

- = 49, -
..1.'s I shall hos consider some Of the msteri-
~ ais hroas whose agency DagueireotyPes
are prddcvd.
ISd!he Is oGs of the agents which We use
ip IIis fnt eSsIing Of the DaguerreoyP pc
plats. lgi q s,mpis ehemlcAi s'0y aud
J VIA discovered IN 1919. hy N. Ccarypis,
ef Paris, manufacturer of SAlIpeTe, who
found il IN the moIher-wSt,r ut mai salt
IL pSrtlkes much OF the nature Vi chlorine
aud brominv. It's a6iniy ior e;her sub
Stances is SO powerful n, 20 prevent it from
existing in ah isQStsd state It is found in
combination With potass ian, snd sodium in
Inany mineral waters. IL IL an Ingredient
in salt Lacks, and saline springs gi this
eegatry. Fvrmented liquors contain iollur;
kline, cider, &c. Milk is richer in iodine than
wine. Eggscontsin much iodine. 4 fowl,
Pgg weighing 90 gr. contains much more
iodine Than quart of cows milk. Most o
Of the bodies regarded oy Therspeuiisys
Ms pectoral and ard scrofuIous are rich in
iodine. It's extensively used as medi-
oiine, especially in seroiglous Affections
Iodine is mostly prepared frona kelp, or the
haif yIribicd ashes OF sea weed; prepared
by the inhabitants Of the Western Islands
aud the Northern shores OF Scotland and
ireland. 1t is probably 70 the application
Of this body that We owe the discovery Of
the Daguerreotype,
Bromine is another agent extensively
used in Qsguerreotyping aux deserves some
notice. Il is used aS An acceerator. This
uleInent was discovered in 1895, by II.
Ballard, in the nother-liquor, or residue of
evaporation of sea.wster. In nature il is
is,s md in nf
Saline Springs. The salt springs Of Ohio
abound with the compounds brOmine with
other substances 1t is used as a medicine;
but it is chiefly employed in Daguerreotyp
ing, Ii is one of the heaviest fluids known,
its specific gravity being 3. 1t is also an ac-
tive poison,
Chlorine next claims our attention. It
was discovered by "a Swedish Chemist,
Sheele, in l774 Chlorine is one Of the
heaviest gases, its density being 2,47.-
This Ess is also employed for acceerating
the operation of light upon the iodized Da-
guerreotype plate. 1t is used in the form
of chlorideS with bromine, iodine, calcurin,
&C., chloride of gold is of great importance
in Dagucrrootyping, for by its use the
image is fixed up Il the plate, SO that Meth.
er light nor moisture can affect the picture.
When this process is we'll performed the
likeness can never tsde away. But if this
last process is not well done, or not done at
all; as it frequently occurs with new made
operators, and even with more skiful ones,
when they are prevailed upon to put up
cheap pictures, and have no reputation TO
establish and expect soon to be away to
parts unknown; the likeness will invariably
fade away in time. and leave nothing but
shadow. This may be seen by exam
lining some of those pictures that were ta-
ken. before this process OF gliding was dis
severed 1t is process, as difficult as it
is important, and hence it is left undone by
many operators. II. DAVIS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
NEW CHINA
ss and OWeensVynre Sfor,

Glass aud QBeensWare Store,
No. %, MoNRoE STREET, WAEsLINs, VIRGINIA
1NIIE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
J. have imported direct from the manufacturers, q
laEe and complete stock Of the above WARE, togeth.
efWith an assortment Of Mantle ORNAMENTS and
FANCY Goops, some Of which are Of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron. Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware Of an entire
pew pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns Of
leyery descriptions Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall ut all times keep as complete an assort.
ment Of Common Ware on hand, fof the city and
country trade BE found at any other store in
the West and by giving our personal attention to re.
packing the same, convince all who may favor us
with their patronage that they cannot do better at
any other establishment in the country
HOBBS, BARNES g. CO,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, va.
January 4, l852-tf
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The Celebrated Horse,
HEsH YOGsH.

TTNIlS Celebrated Trotting and Racking Horse
Il Hiatoga will bs kept after the 10th inst in Har-
risyle at the stable Of g. Bleakmores on Mondays,
Tuesdays, and Wednesday's--with sufficient time
for moving. The latter part of the week, he wi be
kept at the stable oil the owners at Hopedae, Hsr-
rlson Co. o.
TERMS S6-sl2 and els. The owner or keeper
will let the applicant know how and when the above
sums are to be paid,
No accountability for accidents, parting with the
mara OF failing TO attend forfeits the insurance.
This Celebrated Horse Hiatoga is IGN hands
high, beautiful bright bay and for all purposes, he
is thought 10 be one Of the best Horses in Ohio
lie was sired by the old Hiatoga. The sre Of this
Young Hiatoga was formerly in Augusta Co. Va
and then brought by J. Rice to Fairfield co., o. His
Dam is cross OF the Sir Peter and EcIipee. He IL
very kind and gentle in saddle or Harness as wac
well tested by the Female Equestrianism. at the
Harrison county Fair Of 1858.
IN. 3. Pasterage or fedd at moderate charges,
MOSES HANDLY, Owner,
STEVEN BROWN, Keeper.
91v Steubenville Herald, Ohio Farmer and 81.
Clairsyie Gazette publish the above to the amount
Of 81, each, and send bills to this Office.
April IL, 1854.
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A fine Military Band will perform the most pop.
ular airs OF the day, the procession enters town.
and also during the hours of Exhibition.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM AND MENAG.
ERlEwill exhibit at CADIZ Wednesday May Sd.
Doors open from to 4. and 7 to OK 2. M.
Price OF Admission 25 cents. Children under 9
years OF age Is cts-to the whole Of this immense
Establishment, including General Tom Thumb the
entire collection Of Wild Animals, Wax Statuary,
MT. Lengel performances in the Dens, the Baby
Elephant, Nellis performances, &c, no extra charge
under any pretence whatever, let the reports be
what they may
April l9, '54 :. NIN s-eLLUl.e nt-.la
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
Dogology.

We hare heard many good things that
emenated from the keen wit of the Rev. Mr..
Hunt, but the last one threw us down en-
tIrely. man recently passing Mr.. Hunt,
was accompanied BY small dog; and the
little canine scoundrei took a sudden fancy
to stich his teeth into the old gentleman's
legs! This physical manifestation not pro-
wing satisfactory to the clerical victim. he
determined to viclimize the dog in turn and
drawing upon him the big end of his cane
soon added another subject to the tombs,
Then began the drama trag-compdy:
Scranger-Why did YOU kill my dog?
Hun>-Because he was going to bite
me.
Stranger-Why didn't you use the small
end of your cursed stick?--you could have
frightened and not killed him.
Hunt--ezcited-.Why didn't your dog
come at me tail first, then?
Exit stranger.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

Mr.. LengeI. the Lion King,
will enter the Dens of the Wild Beasts and give his
classical illustrations Of Hercules struggling with
the 1mean Lion; Daniel in the Lions. Den; Samson
destroying the Lion, &c.
One of the most interesting portions Of the Exhi.
bion is formed by the display Of great collection of
Wax Sta;uary,
including figures Of the size of life, of all the Presi
dents OF the United States and also of great num-
ber ofnoted characters, American and Foreign, all
ofwhch are accurate likonesses. and appropriately
costumed. In fact, the whole Establishment is a
vast repository oil
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". D. NOEIL.'. .'..'... ,.J. VI. M
w. D. MOTTE & BROS,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. l76, MARKET ST., WHEELING, Va.
WE wish to call the attention of the citizens
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, to ou
establishment in the City of Wheeling. Our houst
deals in every description of DRY GOODS, We
will be prepared early in the season with splendid
stock, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, 1t will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds of STAPLE & DO
MESTIC ARTICLES, such as are suitable for fam
lily use.
One of the firm will be in the East good deal o
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 in the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when you visit oul
City, and if do not satisfy you that it will be to
your interest 10 deal with us, then it will be oul
fault, w. d. MOTIE IL BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. a.. ls53-ly
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10 the PsSbJic.

THE elegant and wel-bred Young Horse, Young
Western. This beautiful and we'll bred stallion will
be kept the ensuing season, commencing on the 3rd
day of April and ending the Ord day of July; the
following times and places: The first four days of
the week at the stable oil S. Slemmons in Cadiz and
the last two days of the week at the stable Of Edward
Hughs in New Athens, and so alternately throughout
the season. TERMS: Five dollars to insure a mare
with foal. Owners partirg with the mare or failing
TO attend, forteits the insurance money All poss.
dents or escapes.
Young Western is beautiful dark iron gray, I6
hands high, six years old this spring, and is we'll
made for either saddle or harness. His beautiful
appearance will recommend him TO all competent
judges, call gentlemen and examine for your selves
S. SLEMMONS, Owner
ROBERT SHEETS, Keeper.
April 10, 1854
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Wheeling, scp23 1853 ly
Hs.E.INg. ". Igg:..E; N. u,

BOOK-BINDER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURES, ...
No. 2ih MoHEoE ST., up Stars.) NKLXLTNs, Va.
T{NIE undersigned would respectfully beg leave 10
Il inform you Of he fact, that he has purchased the
establishment lately known as James. NJ Ewing's
Book. BinIery ana Blank Book Manpiactory, and
is now prep lred to execute TO orde- all kinds OF
c~s 'n @ ny aferm ha Sl raN poGNs' o. very ae,
as Eialt.bound, Full-bound Sheep, Russia or extra
Russia Bands
We are also prepared to bind MUSIC, Magazines,
Law Books Periodicals. &c, &c. in any style that
may be proIered, to compete with work done in any
part Of the country.
ShoulJyou have any of the above work do, please
leave your order, (f small ii will be thank
fully received nj my Bindcry, No. 2t5l, Monroe
Srest tUp Stairs.)
Particular taken in binding Magazines &c.
Wbeenp scnoS 1853-ly
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EySpirits of turpent,ne. applied to warts
will Danish them-Oil of Fire Weed appi-
ed to Corns will abate them in double quick
time-and buttermilk applied to cattle will
efectually cure the lice that sometimes af.
Aict them.