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DITCH NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO tha on.rcsident pro.
In pretors of land In Monterey township, Putnam
county. State Of Ohio, hereby affected that npplica
on the4th day of September next. to locate ditch,
beginning two hundred rods east of Dor Creek in
said township, and running thence westwardly on
three of said township to said Dog Greek and to view
and apportion the labor cost and expense that each
person interested in such ditch shall hear, and to
determine upon the opening of the same. Aud that
said Trustees will meet at the House of William II
Payne in said township, oh Tunsdavthe 18th day of
September next, A. D, 1854, for that purpose; and
those interested will govern themselves accordingly
Dated this 10th day of August, A. D. 1854.
TREW p. PAINE,
696f AnnlicaHt
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MR.. PERTAINS CARD.

Accompanying, you have submitted
he official proceedings of the Share
+ tFv 'sa~. 's.-- -s1--A ss---'.-,s -
tie evening Of the 9th inst, for the
purpose Of selecting Committee, and
taking into consideration other matters
affecting the interests of all ticket boldeis
in my third Gift Enterprise.
Ii will be seen That a Committee have
heen appointed, and instructions given
them as 10 the course to be pursued up
10 certain stage of progression in the
enterprise. For tho information of abb
sent share holders, | here beg leave 10
state, that the number of tickets sold up
TO the present time is about 10000.
From this you will perceive, that so soon
as 81, 900 more are sold, they will advise
the whole body of shareholders of the
fact, and ask of them, in general meet,
ing assembled for the purpose, insrruc>
tions as 10 the final disposition of the
GiG Property, with which they arc in,
trusted.
That these $4,000 tickets may be sold
in Tho shortest possible time, the undor-
signed makes the following propositions,
uuequalled for liberaIiy:
Each person who gets up club Of ten
subscribers, and forwards (l0) ten dol>
lars to this office, will receive by return
mail or other conveyances, eleven tickets.
Each person who sends at one time
one hundred dollars, will have sent iD
like manner, One Hundred and Fifteen
tickets.
Each person who shall sen,l Fat one
time FIVE hundred dollars, will have sent
in like manner, Six Hundred tickets.
And for all larger sums in exact pro-
portion.
II is thus, ladies and gentlemen, that
| hope TO secure your hearty co-opera,
lion in bringing this enterprise to spec,
dy, and | hope to all, a satisfactory term
ination.
With great considerations Of respect,
remain yours, obedienily,
J. PERHAM.
July 2slb, 1854.
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Description Of the Russian Empire" For
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ATrAClIMENT NOTICE

A T my instance an Attachment was this
N duy issued by John Horner, Justice
of the Peace, of Liberty township, Putnam
county, Ohio, against tho property and ef-
fects of Jerry S. Titbets, an abscondng
debtor. The amount of indebtedness is
Sl46 90. Writ returned September 6, A. D..
1854, and cause adjourned to October 18th +,
1854, al o'clock, P. Nj.
T.J. MCKNIGHT.
September lst, 1854. 702
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THE present critical state Of European
affairs will render these publications.
unusually interesting during the year
1854. They will occupy middle
ground between the hasty>wriden news
items, Grade speculation, and flying ru-
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dfrous Tome Of the future historian, wril-
ten after the interest and excltcmnt OF
the groai political vents OF the time
shall have passed away, II is 10 these
periodicals that readers must look for the
only really intelligibie and reliabls hsto
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di,ion to their well established literary,
scientific and theologcSl character, we
urge them upon the consideration Of the
reading public.
Arrangements are in progress for The
receipt of The early sheets from the Bri'-
ish publishers, by which we shall bo able
TO place all our reprints in The hands Of
Subscribers, about as soon rs they can be
furnished with the foreign copies. AL
though this will involve very large out
lay on our part, we shall continue TO fur,
nlsh the Periodicals al the same low
latcs us heretofore, VIZ:
Pc. annum
For any one Of the four Reviews SO 90
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For Btackwood and The four Re-
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in advance. Money curren, in the State
where issued will be received at par.
CLUBBING.
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from the above prices will be allowed To
clubs ordering four or moro copies of any
one or more Of The above works. Thus:
-Four copies OF Blackwoud, or of one
Review, will be sent 10 one address for
SO; four copies of the four Reviews for
$50; an so on.
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the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
81 Gold streets Now York.
N. B-L. s. 81 Co. ,'have recently
published and have now for sale, the
"Fdrmer's Guide" by Henry Stephens,
of Edinburgh, and ProctNorton, of Yale
College, New Haven, complete in 2 vols
royal octave, containing 1900 pages, IA
steel and GOO wood epgravings.-Price
in muslin binding So.
0rrhis work is not the old "B ,ok o!
the Farm" lately resusciated and thrown
upon the market.
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ALFRED sLAGLE's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that P. B. HoL
don, Administrator of the Estate Of Al
fred Slagle, deceased, has filed hes, ac-
counts in the Probate Court, Of Putnam
county, Ohio, for final settlement, and
that the same will be examined ON the
2Slh day of Jnly A. D. 1854.
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
June 29th, 1854. 800
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100000 TICKETS ONLY AT $1,O0
EACH WILL. BE SOLD.

or All Orders for Tickets, by Mail,
should be addressed to
JOSIAH PERHAM,
Academy Hall, 6G3 Broadway, N. Y.
II it should happen that all the Tickets
are sold when the order is received,
money will be returned at our expense
for postage. Correspondents will please
write distinctly their names, residence,
County and State. TO preventerrors. Or
il convenient, enclose an envelope with
their directions on i, in full--in which
such Tickets as they may order will he
returned.
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ANDREW PETERS ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the I'M
dersigned has this day been appointed
Execu,rix Of the last will and testament
of Andrew Peter, late of Monterey town
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, deceased.
ANNA ELIZABETH PETER.
June 26lh, 1854. 69O"
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

a 7 our instance an attachment was this
IN day issued by John NJ. Radabaugh. a
Justics Of the Peace Of Ottowa township,
Putnam county, Ohio, against the property
and efocts OF Jury S. Tibbets, an abscond.
ing debtor Amount of claim, S3l 3D.
Dated this 18th day Of August, 1854.
ee8 JAS. NJ HIPKlNS. & 30.
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PROBATE Court Room, PUTNAM Co. O.. J
September 8, 1854.

NOTICE is hereby given that Christian
IN Mormanr. Administrator of Henry
NJ orman, late of Putnam county, Ohio, dc.
ceased. on the Ssh day of August, A. D.,
1854, filed his ccounts as administrator for
partial settlame mt; and that said accounts
will be for hearing October Id. 1854.
70l JOHN DIXON Prohets Judge,
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ROBERT BEATTY, JR
J. LATHROP,
IRA BUCKMAN, JR.
b. s. ADAMS,
II. P. BARKER.

Justice Lalhrop offered the following
Resolution:
ReSolped That the Committee have
power 10 fill vacancies, from neglec, to
serve or to fulfil the requirements Of a
member.-Carried.
The Secretary then read the following:
Resolred-That the Committee be
authorized TO receive from Mr.. Perham
the Gift Property, or take from him bonds
for It's delivery as c,lled for, and hold the
same in trust for The Shareholders.-
Carried.
On inquiry, it was ascertained thai,
Mr. Perham had sold about 10000 out
Of the 100000 Gift Tickets, when the
following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted:
Resolped-That so soon as il is oscer
aimed thai $4,000 of the Gift Tickets
issued by Mr. Parham in his third enter
prize are sold, the committee shall call
the Shareholders together at the most
convenient place, for the purpose Of in
slructiDg said Committee in regnrd to
the manner of dsposlng ofthe Gift Pro-
perry, amongst those holding Share
Tickets.
Resolued-Tha, in order 10 close the
enterprze mt the eafliest possible mos
meut, this meeting recommend all per-
sons now holding Share Tickes, to use
their inh renee in obtaining subscriptions
and advance the interest Of the whole
body.
On motion, adjourned.
Attest: B S. ADAMS, Chm.
ROBERT BEATTY, Jr. Secretary.
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CLERK WANTED.

A young boy about the age of fifteen
N years, as a clerk il my store. nt Colum-
bus Grove. One understanding German as
well as English wenld be preferred, but
boy possessed of good English Education
viii suit. No person need apply who can
not be we'll recommended, al do no, de-
sire any other.
July l2, 1854. E. W. GREEN.
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
AND
.BL ACEW00DS MAGAZINE. .

LEONARD SCOTT &CO., New York,
continue 10 re>publsh the following
British Periodicals, viz.
Tile London Quarterly RepieD,
Conservative
q. The Edinburgh Repico, (Whg
g.. Tie Worth British Repiev, free
Chnrch.)
1.-The Westminster ReUieU, Liberal
5-BlackwoOd's Edinburgh Magasinc,
lToTy.l
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* ENTLEMEN'S HATS.-eThfec dozen
NJ ofthelaieststylesof Questionable He,s
import Q d from New Y +folsale by
WV g. AL TAYLOR.
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EONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
81 Gold streets New \ fork.
Blanks for Sale.

DRlNTED on superior paper,
4 MORTGAGES iron SWANS improved
Iorm. by the quire or singly
DEEDS, OF Warranty, by the quire or
singly.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS also for sale.
JUSTICES RECOGNIZANCES, and
Affidavits for aPiases.
JAMES MACKENZIE.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office a, Kalids
June 30lh, 1924.
Armstrong ] r Marguarl Caspar
Buckingham John Millsr John w
Bair Daniel McGinnis Henry
Black Sarah McCracken Nelson
Bell Joseph Norton Gael
Cockerel James NJ Perine Adam
Crawford Hugh Parker William
Cannon William B Parsons Them,s
FAKE julius PIa.let Randolph
Erckho!d Bernard Pearcy lDhn
Embsrling Henry Ricc Jsmes G
Esch Bernard Radabaugh Peter
Flsrsing Charles Roberts Richard
Flenaer Levi G. Roberts Rober.
Holm Barnhart Scott David
Harbaugh SYlvesterSpencer Jacob s 3
Harris Stephen Sgcafoose Lewis
Harter Phebe Semburger Father
Husson E A Schumacher Anton
Janssn Johns Shank Michael
Jones Jane Spraid George
Jenkins Daniel Tibhets AbrahamW
Krohne Samuel Tibbets Jerry 8, or
Kelvin George Abraham
Kemper ElieseMrs Vanneler Mary2
Krans Henry Wilson William
Kemaey Michael Winchester Timothy
Leisier Fran,z Wowlland Joseph
Lamond Henry N Wa,uers Samuel
Mahany William Wilcox Samuel
Mead Ichabod
A. J. TAYLOR, P. NJ.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT an order of Attach
L ment was issued on the 9TH day of June, A. D..
1854, by John Parrish, Justice of the Peare of
Uaion Township, putnam county, Ohio against the
goods and chattes rights and credits Of Joseph King
an absconding debtor and nonresident of said coun
ty the suit of G. II. Rice who claims an indebted
ness of sis O5 against said King and for which sum
said order was issued.
June 7th, 1854 G. n. RICE.
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DAVID ROTHEN'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Barbara
Rothen, Executrix of the Estate of David
R6lhen. deceased, has filed Ser sccocn,s
Tor the final settlement oil said EsIafe;
and that the same will be examined OH
the 2sih day OF July, 1854.
JOHN DIXON,
Probate Judge.
June 24lh, 1854. 900
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given stat there will lie petit
~ ton presented to the Commission ers Of Putnam
county at their next session praying for the location
of county road, commencing at the Ft. Jennings
and Talhert road in Jennings toWnship--thence run
ming north the section line between sections II
ana l2, until it infersects the Auslaize and Hicks
Road in Jackson township.
July 90, 1854 693*
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MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

Md her usband the constant toll and anxiety qf mig$
eeessarly devoNig nFon him from sickness oi the WIZ,
Without giving lim the opportunity s acquiring that seta
etrnce which his exorions entitled ard the ossesaine
which would secure the happiness oi himself, ws, ond
,bildreu,
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TUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati, a
- lot of superior N. O. Sugar. Also,
Syrups, Molasses, Coffees, choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &c. (, &c.
WIN g. AL. TAYLOR,
April 26, 1858. 500
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sEouRE THE MEANS or nAPrINRss

becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the wA
II nheh has caused the sickness and poverty of thousapa
In view Of stsh annsequenscs life Ikutsr Va erav'
ahs il she Neglect avail herself or that knoylSdEs iu
vsest lseef vbsh would spare her mach susrieG, W
he nf hAptdeSs and prosperity bo hthuthana, and
sou upon hes hd,sp la hls sg asoye al prise-eae
.ales, with heslhy minds. That dowledse eenaiasd IN
4 Hide n ark 0ufIlch
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GROCERIES, THE CHEAPEST YET

A T TaglGr's Cheap Corner you can car, h have n
Orleans Sugar for sixpence a lb. Call and
buy, you can not purchase cheaper any
where else, or as cheap. July l2, 1854.
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PERHAM's 100000 GIFTS.
Official Proceedings ofthe Share. Holders
IL Perham's Third Gin Enterprise, in
Mass Meeting, held at Academy Hall,
663 BrcaaUay, Ne,o York, on Thurs
day eDening, July 9Th, 1854.

AT s o'clock tho meeting was called
tn order by DR., HALL, when B. 8. Adams.
Esq. was nominated and unanimously
elected Ckairnan, and robert Beatty,
Jr., Esq, appointed Secretary.
The first business in order being the
selection Of a Committee OF five persons
TO receive and dispose Of the Gift Pro,
perty, it was on motion Resolved, that
we now proceed TO the nomination and
election.
The election being gone into, resulted
in the choice Of The following named
gentiensn:
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REFERENCES.
BRowNIEE Il PENDLEToN, Toledo, Ohio.
MocusE + Woo.sos' Delphos,
LAwToN, BARNETT & Co. Piqua, :"
S. ]. HENsLEy, Troy,
B. Ig11ss Eoelnsros, hs4oi Cincinnati, ="
JOHN TUTTLE, Defiance,
G. w. OvERMEYER, Spencer,
BLISS g. KELSEY, ST. Marys,
HARRINGTON g. RUrPLE,
CHAMBERS &. HARRIS, Dayton,
CoMpARRET & HHBBEL. Fit. Wayne, la.
II. HANNA, Wabasl Town,
RoGERs & REYNOLDS, Lafayette, ="
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THE MARRIED WOMAN's.
Private Medical COMpaaien.

BY Or. A. NJ. MAuRIcEAG,
rRoFssseR or DISEASES er worEN
one Hnr8rrJtt Et'+Or. lsmO., pr $40 "rSts, 80 cite
[oN FIRE rApts, EXTRA nIEbiEa VI eo.]
"Fig. pnslbhca in sl7, and It Snst
sURPpfzige QR WONDERFUL,
consi,lrrInx tSat RVERY FEMALE,
WuETEEIs M&REEEb CR Net, enH hsFa-
asgWlre u rnIi knowledge Gf fhe nRtus.
character rad CaussR Of her complaints,
wib, tho vaTieas syniptoHis, ahd that
nearly
HALF A MIILI0s COPIES
,luuI hSve hssn sold.
Il is irsttasiiaabe convey fny the ynyirps AicSis
tssed of they -f r.i,s strictly iq'sadVd aE Ihs
nlrre ihAo contemplating masfihSs'. Int NO sNee
irseu Of sJoyig As;A A"d tkat bsSn} consequent aon
healt whiek is e9ghueNe Ia er stFuess aud Wat
If her husband hn either has viii nhnq H. ss has wiz
svery hp4 band who has the low ard HHvSb"n VI his wife ht
heart, that ol lis own leSuHiarl m9atemeHi
UpK YARDS 0F ONE EtiNpRES TMGU-
SAND COPIES
Have Lssn SENT BY MAIL w.hhtIs last few moHiS
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
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e.r 10 Persons out Of Employment. 90
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HALF A MILLlos COPIES
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


Buy no book unless "Dr A. NJ. MaurcOau, l2s
Liberty Street, N " IN the tide page and The eniry
in lac Ci~rh Ofkee GA ihe back If lhe title page and
buy oa-y Of respectable and honorable dealers, soii
ny mail. and address IL Dr. A. ~. MapicSUu, "a ihego
are spurious aud surrerhtoas iRIrmgenlshn Of eory.
-f.i.,
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MARRIAGE,
AND COMPETENCE!
WHY is ITI


That behold many females, scarce " lhe me1u4g OF NV
Sroken 10 health and sld with complication Of aiseeses
nd ailments dspriyng them OF the power Tor The eiAolpyn
9f life age when physical health, buoy9ncy o. Srnp
md happy sereHity Of MUD arising from Sendoa VI eai
'hshld be pedsinnanL .
Many Of the causes Of her suepgs at rtethnps ysrs
before perhaps during nrood the hr yeags % marths
their srgin 80 light as 70 pass ocrd and o course
IN AFTER YEARS,
When lac he benefited by qur ksoNedgs we lock
suck and mourn, and regret te h consequences OF ou'
ignQfanee-
What would we not ateA give to psssess in early lilo se
knowledge ohain IN assr years And whd days aYa
ighs Of anguish ne might net have been spuSd, u ue
knowledge was timely possessed 1t s
MELAECHoLY AND STARTLING
10 behold the sickness aud sasrisE endured by laegy Wa
many years. from simple and conrOnble easily
reneded--or beitor still, mot incurred ifeyery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the Information contained in little volume with
the reach Of alI) which would spare TO horseh
WEARS OF MISERY,
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A. J. TAYLOR, P. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-27
JUST ARRIVED.
NEW AMID CHEA.

NEW AND CHEAP.
TINE undersigned has just returned. from the.
J. Eastern nar2eIs Win The largest and utSst
STOCK or GOODS
he has ever offered q, IAi, place, all Of whch has
been pufchssedon the vsty best possible terms, and
will be sold low as any S9ods OF The same quail
ity can he ia the Valley ef Virginia, consisting IL
part Of the following articles. viz:
Cloias, C3ssineresand Tweeds;
Fancy Cassinstt. al very low prices;
SILK Satin and MsFsailes Yesiings
Italian. Cltih and summer 10.
A good assortment 6f Cotton Goods for Sum
mer.WezT;
IA assortment Of Blesehed and Brown Gol--
tons;
Do do osnaburg Coftons;
Black plain, striped and fgered Silks
Tsrlions, illusions and SaIcaDet,s
Swiss, Cambria and Jeeonet MuslinS;
Plain and figured Canton do.
A large assortment Of Calicoes and Cling
hams
Berages and Bsrags de LANES. very chsAp
Lawns, Mnslins &C.;
Irish Linen and Linen Tnbleelolks;
Linen, Silk, aad CAmbric HANDKERCHIEF
Grape, SILK, aud Cashmere Shawls, Of etsry
variety;
French worked cuilars and CuGs;
Dress Trimmings, &c;
Silk and Straw Bonneis, very cheap;
Artificial EieEers &c, and slmes, everything
in the fancy way
Ladies, Misses and Chldrens Shoes;
Hats and Caps OF every quality ard price.
Also, large stock 81 GROCERIES, Of the bsst
quality, consisting in part Of
Coffee, Sugars, Chocolate, Teas;
kolasses, Syrups Bacon, Salt &c
Also, a good assortment Of Hsrdware;
Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, sc.
Waters, Looking Glasses, and Tiaware.
large stock Of QueeRswaYe, Sc.
All Of which will be sold on the very best terms.
These who desire to get good and cheap bargains
are respectfully invited 10 call before purchasing
else where, and Judge fot themselves.
JOHN 81. WILSON.
Harnrrs- FerrY Anril % ISL
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THE usienisncd ~ sxeeu;of u TIC lsis Ealen-
i the Du,t. viii sell a. public sslt, On 1znrs-
Ssy IA "a r 1fey. 1854, ne following property
. Work Horses; Cows, ) oiih<m viii Calves
Il head Of Sheep = head 81 Hogs;
six-kcrse Wagcn : planfation do
! one-hnrss WsEon I Market Wagon
lWagon Bed ! pair Weed Latdsrs:
1Barshear, double and single Skcrei Plourk;
Wagcn and Plough Gears
wheat Rye and corn, By The bgsh1l
Wheat and Rye ia L1nan's Mil:
Wheat Faa; Alse. al The
Household 4 Kitchen Furniture:
Beds. Beisiea1s and Bedding;
Bureau; Desk; CAairs; Tables;
eighEday Click; Cupboard;
a lot 81 Rag Carpeting; A lot Of Rags
The Wheat snc Rye IN the ground, ~ the acre !;
A lot ef Bacoa and Lard;
and many ciher articles not necessarJ to mention.
He has for hire. until Chrisimss
2 Nsgro Mea aud 5 Wonsn.
TEnMa-A credit Until the iss o. January, 1856
% all snns over s.. (sxeep. Tor the Corn. Wheat
and Rye. Which will he sold for CASH. the pufeha-
ser giving hond with appfored security; all sums
Of IS and under. the cash will be required. No
properly 70 b taken until The terms are eomPliel
with
Sale to commence early ia the day. when due
attention viii be given.
ISAAC DUST. Brecuior
April 20, 1881. OF Valentine Dust. deed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-27
a Eraat Stock of Goods.

T SAAC ROSE has returned from Baltimors and
i PhiladelEais with very large assortment pf
Domestic sad fancy DRY GOODS, comprising
every Descriptions OF Domestics, such ss Brown and
Bleached Misins,a Twflls, Checks, Peniientiafy
Plaids, Shining SGipesi Osnaburgs, Tickings. u
rsh Linens Pahtalsoa STuffs, &c.,.which will De
sold, for cash irsm Is 70 20 cenf.cheaper than BY
any other house ia the Valley He also purchased
a heavy and we'll selected stock ef Dress Goods
Fancy Articles and Einbroideries,~ and can sell
these goods at great reduction, having bcnghl
them in large quantities
Plaid Black, 3alered, figured and changsabla
Dress Silks some as low as so dents yard.
Rich Ghalis, Chali Baregs and Mouslfn de-
LANES, PspIins, Aipacas and rea; Silk Mahairs,
Barege De Iains as low as i2k cents yard. En-
tire new styles of Calcoos, 0inghams and Lawns
Large stock Of Ca5nhrics, JaconelE plain and dot
ted Swiss. Robhinst, Cd Also, Of. needle worked
Collars, UhAsrsgeeyes Ind Inside Handkerchief
The rariesy Of the stock and the. beauty Of pat
terns will be far superior TO any Thing brought
up before ISAAC ROSE. /:
Chariestbwn, April Ct 1851!