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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

~ COMING AGAIN-together with any number Of
elegant Pianos, Meio,ieOus. &c, daily arriving at ;. 7.
SOIerUy Piano Ware Rooms, Liberty ST., Narren.u
/ must again remind ny friends that 4 good Piano
Forte is the most substantial, sensible, aIS aithgi ae-
c=ltIble Christmas Or New Tears gift which can be Sc
lected. II any doubt il, 1 respectfully refer them to
the intended recipient OF the favor Tor confirmation OF
NY opinion I always sell 4 large number on or near
the holidays. ami am giai to 81 this year that l an
favored wi:h an unusual speaking ahead" for instru-
ments. Those intending to go in" viii do well to call
as soon as possible.
nov - ST. POMEROY.
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9leh Embellishments.
Casual Advertisements IaGsI be PAID iOi
Whea handed IN.
NAsKILL HOUSE, Corner Main and
4 Streets. aarreI, Ohio
"A Il HOWELL. prnvri-ff

" d. hUW Lii TTUITIrIUT.
This new and con4alOdiOus Hotel WII lie found by the
travelling Community 10 possess ali The facilities Of the
lest cOudUctr,4 h1teis, for the accommodation Of the
iuJic- IKE present proprietor has idd i furnished
IL the NEST approve modern style, and awaited HIM
sell vi every appliance requisite 10 enable the House 10
merit public Patronage. The furniture and hxtui Is are
ai new, the genera. accommodations unsurpassed and
every attention Laid 10 visitors that may ye required.
Balls moderate. The stage Office adiOins.
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III YOU can paint fire with chgrcoaI. light with
chalk. and make colors live and breathe. then you can
with words give a faint idea Of the excellence and ma.
gc effects Of Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. Its
reputation Is OF worldwide reuOHn: its Introduction is
received with great favor in foreign lands.
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT

THE highest market price viii be paid
Il for Land Warrants Of all sizes.
Those having Warrants to dispose Of. will please call
on the subscriber. at 4. a. smith & Co.'S Drag Store.
Warren. June 2. ELY EDMARD A. SNIru.
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4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of GolI
N Breast Pins and Ear Drops, Of every description
aal price. now KINGS.
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NEW AND GOOD.-Just received a
~ large stock OF Bail Road Watches in Coll and
silver Cases. now KING 4 BROTHER.
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WESTMINSTER QUARTERLY

WESTMINSTER QUARTERLY REVIEW :
Published by L. Sc' Il, d Co.. 81 Gold
St. New York. TeIms-S3 per an
num-. BIackwood and the four great
Reviews $40 per nun
The autumn number of this valuable
quarterly has the following contents =
1. Theism, a review of the inductive
arguments concerning the Deity. 2.
Cicero. a biographical essay. s. The
conditions of Woman among barbarians.
4. Reviews of DR.. Cummings Theologi-
cal works. 5. Examination of the Poll.
cy of Stringent Temperance legislation.
6. History of the London Newspapers.
7. Table of Contemporaneous literature.
The well known ability of the Review,
taken in connection with the above top
les, is suficientto guarantee for the inter
est of the present number.
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NOVEMBER.


EDWARD E. HOYT & co.
II Are now receiving a general assortment % Fall
and Winter Goods, which they will oIeT At prices to
insure really sales. Call and see Us al Nos J md ,,
River Block. now
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I ARD OIL AMI Ca nphene lamps of
IL all sizes. Toys and and Fancy GooIs Of every
description and kind, at now KINGS.
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NANDLES-Sperm, Adamaniihe, Star
Stariue and Tsll,v Candies. Also Sperm OIL. ami
a great variety Of Sp.ees, Soups. &c.,at ItOA1L2
GEGARS-A large end choice lot OF
T..ort-I Size ~ the hes; brands a1i finest Ga
INPor'1 RpXEL
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money
w and IhOr saved. ~ using fhe German Chemi-
cal Soap. which can be had 1t
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EISH.-NO. 1 Mackerrl in Kits, ex-
,,.esstv for family use. No.. and , in bhls. No.
/ White fsa il hbls and = Jbls. No. Shld. Codhsh
that can't he beat, by Il J. lNpAEb-
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! RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID
"A All sizes. for sale by
nOv - =. A.. SMITH w.
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OFFICE o. The AsHrABUL, * Nav LISBON r. T. Col
AshtaAuLl. U, Nov. l9th, 1881.
The Stockl olders Of SAID Company aTe HEREBY i.otl-
feI that their annual m-eting for elertion Of ID rectOrs.
and other dutIes OF Stockholders. viii be hell at the
Office Of said Conf. ny IN Ashtahula, on Thursday.
the 81 day of January next
Attest: l. W PTest-
A. FAssETr. Sec'y. nov Wv
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DIRD CAGES-A large assortment
80 &. A.. SMITH & q.
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OLIVER PLATED AND GERMAN
~ SILyER POONS AMI FORKS always or hard.
Pure S liver spoons of eyery size made 20 orIer.
Al goods and work warranted.
No. . Main street. nov KING q BROTHER.
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NOTICE IS hereby given that the
~ subscriber has been appointed AMI qualified as
! Administrator on the estate Of EHakim Hall. late Of
this township.
Warren. Nov. 2Sth. i HAIANON AlSIlN.
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NOFFEE, TEA d SUGAR.
~ Ria. JAMAICA and D u Java Kaushphy, OF the best
auaities and lOEeSt prices
Y II, BhcS aud Imperial Teas Of the best Qualities
Bro..n, pUlyerizeI aal Crushed sugars; also Sugar
U5use AMI PLldtltiou Mollsses and Syrups, At
TR0XEL'S.
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torial fraternal, ana wish him abundant
success, pecuniarily, we shall wait for
something a little more definite than the
remarks we have quoted, before wishing
him success, politically.
GoDEY's LADYs' Book: Terms Cash in
Advance-On6 copy one year, So
Two copies one year, SIS. Three
copies one year, So. Five copies one
year, and al extra copy to the person
sending the club, making six copies,
$40. Eight copies one year. and an
extra copy to the person sending the
club, making nine copies, SIS. Eiev-
en- copie; one year, and an extra copy
to the person sending the club, making
12. copies SEQ.
THE above Terms cannot be deviated
from, no matter how many are order
ed.
In the January number, Mr.. Cooley
promised that each number for the year
1856 should have 100 pages, and be in
all respects fully equal to the January
number. He has kept his promise to
the letter. The December number is
equal to any which has preceded it, in
every respect. Among 100 reasons which
he gives why ladies should subscribe, the
second, is, it is an original magazine
Third it does not cheat its subscribers,
but honestly fulfls its promises and
then after giving Two more, for the re-
naming 50 reasons, refers to the book
itself.
We will furnish the Lady's Book
and the Chronicle for 1926 for one
year.
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Terms
IS u year, or % cents a number.
The December number has among its
contents the following articles: Out OF
Town : Winford's Vow The Light OF
Other Days Ghost Music, Model Of
fcials /; Holiday Quarters Sportsman
ship in Earnest; Peter the Great in
England /; London Stones /; A Dream ;
Half a Lifetime Ago-in five Chapters 4;
The Caitiff Postman /; Pierre Erard A
Dash Through the Vines Yellow
knights; The Present Bound for Bra
I'll; Sunday Music; An Enemy's Charge;
An Excursion Train; Another Tight
Little Island ; The Rowing Englishman
From Kraiova to London, In Belgi-
UNI /; Trufles; The Beeehgrove Fami-
ly Tardy Justice 4 Ladies Ware.
house The Post Mistress.
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AWANTED-In exchange for Groce-
~ =, p,...- Pol,.oes. Unions. Dried Fruit,
Or, ~ 81. for wh.ea the hi chest market price viii
-o'n S- 4 j TKONEL.
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TOBACCO choice lot Of plug AMI
due GU chewing and smoking tobacco.
4 } rROXEL-
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No. 3 South Fourth st., above Wal n, Phila,
-FAycnts wanted Ia rvery county. nov2
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GRACE LEE, By Julia Kavanagh,
- My. al. At
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IOSHUA Nv. PECK,S ESTATE-

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
am y "a and qualified as administrative on the estate
OF J. W Peck late OF Tmmhull County, deceased Da-
ted at Rowland this Eth day Of November. IS55
nOvl+-3t JULIA Z. ECE
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IOn COPIES of the debate on SPIr-
HUI itualism hetEees Errett and Tiffany, just
received n ADAMS. We have sOli nearly SIX hun
Gred OF this edition thON2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-02
Movemen,. OF enc Arml.r a. srbn.topor.

THE EXPECTED ATTACK ON THE ALLIED LINES.
tGmp Nov 81 CORES pondence 81 London Times
Yesterday afternoon younker or cadet, who,
according to his account was for some slight
oferce taken from his regiment, and attached, US a
IuiihmeIt, to the Cossacks. came over 10 us, aud
anong other valuable information, brought the news
hat the Russian army Of the Crmea, about 10000
men, had received orders and preparing to attack
our lines. especially our right, from Tchorgoun to
The oxtrtne right, on the 6tn or 9TH of this month";
and II the attack should not succeed the army had
orders to ovacua,e the Crimea and to take up its
position OF Kberson and Nicho,aefi. According to
The accounts Of the younkcr, who seems to be mar
veiloukiy well informed of everything the prepare
tiobs fer this retreat nre already made. The heavy
position guns which were In the batteries on the
Mackenzie heights have been removed, and replaced
~ oil ers Of lighter cabre. The heavy baggage
Las likewise gone.
SO lcre we are, two months after the fall Of Sc
tastoI o. settling down for the winter under an an
prthof sion of a Russian attack! The fact speaks
cr itself. victorious army, which has driven out
the enemy from the strongest position behind which
soldiers ever fought-an army which Is IS hume
II not more 20. than when II gained this vic.o
~ Is reduced to defend tsef against the vanquished
AIRY. The attack may take place or not, bat the
Circumstance that an idea Of IL, although very
Improbable, " not impossible, n nearly a signif
cant II the attack had actually taken place; II il
the Judgment on our "operations' during the last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

BosruS sept. 90 The steamer America ar
rived uboat 9 o'clock yesterday evening.
The Steamer Africa arrived at HtfaI last night
at . and sailed at / ! o'el ,ck for Liverpool.
Adespatcb from Pari~, dated Wednc stluy says
fresh reinforermcnts have been ordered 10 proceed
Immediately to the Crinra.
\ d, spatch from Vienna, SAYS Baron knheck.
President of the Council, is dead. He died o. Cho-
iern.
4 Paris letter says, no less than four French
Generals were killed in the attack on Schasto-
pol,
The death of General De Sails who made the
attack on the Central Bastion, is not confirm
ed.
Generals Riset lie Breton, Nell and De Marales
are killed Gen Constcm. was severely wounded
as was also the fayoritc abide camp of Gen Pei
issior. moitay.
The total loss of the French is no allowed to
transpirc. Some report 10000 French and Eng
fish killed,
The London Times of Friday, abiding 70 the
probability Of the Russians maintaining them
selves on The northern side of Sebastopol, says
the fort will enable the Russians To resist few
DAYS, hut the works are inferior in strength to
those vacated. They 10 not compromise the re-
sources Of the a3>enal and town, aud are supplied
with water by wells 1t considers Prince G"rt-
>chakoffs decision to retreat beyond question.
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ILL LATESf FROM NORFOLK y PORTS.
MOUTH.


Especial eerr,s rondeneo ofthe Express
No cases Of ieiiom f;rtr IN Nor(olk or Poris-
mouth on Saturday Deaths of seme iacafa-
be cases NURSES tearing-tfoias faaRiHg reg
aiarlg, g..
WELDON. y. G.,Sept, "a.
Dear Erpfssss ! ipye scufcsll time ~ mate.
rial Just now fora ly,te letter, soon!y drop y"n II
few lines II >ay that all thncs are still assuming
favorable feature he resticnre afflicted cit
io~.
Yesterday only three deaths took place in
Nertolk and am hppy to say n" new cases
occurred.
In Portsmouth there were thirteen deaths
Yesterday. all eases TIM wcre far oayaneed in
the power of the epidemic. There we've no new
eases ut all.
The nurses who came tohe afflicted cities
from ufnr are INV gong homeward; between
thirty and forty of them enme up ta day per
SenHonrd line. ON ther way South. They bear
with them the good will aud commentator ofull
who know the sutferinrs that Norfolk aud Ports
mouth are Just issuing FROM
The Seahoard train will run daily hereafter,
for general accommodation, rs usual
ours. truly, {. j.
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~ IN teR hNNSAS-Ih undersigned having had fro
quen applications Ia loet Warrants and having this
nmnher p h,u o loeatct intend heWrVu th 10Th NaNen,
Der and thf Isl ot harrmcr te NsH the Nate a nnis. MS
eauslu ao aud Missouri aud the Territories Minnesota
hanSs mud Nebraska Lon the rurposeo locating Land War
rants on hud personally Inspected lie Viii haNo Tho aice
and r1nsrl ct Agents who familiar with the country. and
WIN have IN Wow about Il tO gue1 farming land
can ~ found in th utrd Stacs. Their hnj 4uker
stahll In tho hoa aHd is minute .ud thorough his ,Npura
lions
Ny choras Tor loeatiae tad Warrants Including al Land
bIit" tat- and rsprusvs. follows
fof locating o1 80 10
t9 ...'s.'ss-..s' $3.50 .s...#'.. ssss.s - M
=" ~ ~
t' y ~
To persons Seplng number "a Warrants liberal deduction
trum the above prices VIII be made.
IAF NETrE W. GRAY.
NotatN Public and dealer In Land Warrants
ahF - dAcs lAnthhule, va.
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BN TELEGRAPH.


BALTIMORE. Oct. l.=tloar active-=llaw
STREET and Ohio 81 -. City Mills = - Wheat
WHITE 81 ~ red s - II II -. Corn
whit" 50 10 "a cont; yellow = 10 - eent.,
New NonN, oct. / Floufunehangrd. with a
limited demand Western. i o. IL s. -.
Wheat trih. lower-=geod southern red II 30
toe ~, white - oG. Corfu unchanged with
hnitr demand
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II HITTING DAVIES,
GEORGE HAILOS, Cam'rt
ROE Rl|I'lA SHY
IpuHnsC aaLE ar noANomn aANn.

VIII be sold at public auction Monday, the lst day
October promises the highest bidder yanab,
FARM owned by John Shircy decd containing acres Is
ing the main road leading to Franklin Courthouse within
(" hundred yards of the Big Lick Depot and adjoining he
lands of John Trout f. orer and others The land has
Dwelling house on it, with fine Barn and all other
ont houses atteched las well is high Of cultivation
well suited to the production Of all kinds Of grain, has sut
cheney of and timber all the purposes of a
farm and IN fine ghborhopdu word it is all that could
be desired IN a farm.
Those Ia want Of fm would DO well examine it for ia
they viii find good and desirable residence II
Viii be shown persons 10y MIR Peter Scy who resides en- IT,
Terms liberal, aud made known on the day If sale.
by order Of the LePattcs.
spnl1 baNNfl oct Y.
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s,hNES or gEuIeINas. rllNagNs. rre.
From The Lnnda1 Times

EIfF Ia t#4HaH# Ia. 4
Demonstration ia Lirsrn.,} IN. ,.,,..--..
WIS received in iivprpod ON Nanla,
nh"ut hal # pa.f Eve o'clsck A. 6r.t ~ -,
WI cnn> ,fel Ia Ii, tne pa,a H.. 10, wa.
however fhrpfri,l nrior5. f tl,s e,,,,,,. -;
vs. generally known. tia, ,.,at,5,,,
henry cheer, the church bel IN l.,yn .n5 o,,r
were set .ing; fl ,pssrr. hoi.tcd =, n,a r.
change. custom house. On the shinni,,r - ,,a
port. aul on Tie yarions rnbEc bniidin,,s a. WI
as on a larro nl,n,irr ,r an vat, I,,.7 Y.
day morning guns ,vrrr fired from IN. ,,r,h h..
tcries, more aass Voc hoj.t.l in IN. ,a,,a a'a
the bells Of the pnrish chnrch ron,, ,,,or.,.@ -.
which have tecn continued without intermi sim
throughout the day.
In Loalon the Parks Gun, we,a fred !, Nv.
presence of an unusually larca n.semhlagc' If
spectators, who watched the nren,r,,;,,, al II
tened Ia the firing of the salute in nrof,nnd i
lence. Scarcely had the last gun been fired how.
ever before one general shout of oxnltoti, an a,o.a
from the crow l. which a>tad for several minutes
AMI was accompanied bv a wayng Of handkerchief,
and the throwing up of hat This cbppr;no d.
monstration of feeling was evidently spontaneous
and come traight from the hearts of the people
acting Oh their own impulse. and not tptorrl and
led by any leader of fuglrmau
Ia Dabiin. since the close of the war. 10 wears
ago, never was there witnessed such genuine dis
play of Irish enthusiasm The streets were tbrop-
ged with dense crowds
In Bristol, the bells from various city churches
sent forth merry peals till after midnight The AZ
rival of tcegraphic dispatches Yesterday morn
ing aud the further particulars contained in the
times increased the excitement. Flags were hoi,-
ted at Council House. Gnilahal Exchange. \ the
naeum, and other public buildings; the shipping
in the port gaylv dressed out and at intervals
throughout the day there we're discharges Of artil.
Try AN bell ringing.
-,
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AND I.OR SALE AT AMHERST CoURT

IL house, offer for sale tract of land containing 2l5
in the immediate vicinity of the Court House
This tract ofland productive well watered and has
TIMBER original growth, besides supply
second suitable for fire wood that be regarded
inexhenstibe
very handsome situations for building the
and desirable building lots would be cut OFF
and sold separately
which will be accommodating, apply IN my 40
Robert Tnslcy, who ID authorized 10 sell
may 7wts JOHN H. PAWS
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I,ouuEssTDvrr,,s eALU oFvA Valuable

" LANDn II decree 81 the Circuit Court Of
Amherst Cuanfy, pronounce the 0th day 1t August l-5
In the ShradCr by Sc, BHrks e. will the
Both day of October le5 the premises expose sale by
public auction, TRACT OF LAND, containing l26
nSs situated in the County Of Amherst
James River adjoining the lands of Powhaan Mitchell
being the portion o and allotted to David johnson urks
in the divs Of the lands of George Burks, decd
TERMS or SALEA credit of twelve months will given
the purchaser giving bond with sufficient security
the payment the purchase money and the
self 10 be ret1ns until payment thereof is made further
security therefor.
The title 10 the land beevedto be good but acting
shall only Sell such title authorised sell by
said decree: GEO A. Bl'kkS. Con'r
sep 26-ct30tb &C
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BY THE AM ERICA.

,,..;onal Ac counts CT the Fall Of Sebastopol
A' positisn OF the Risnans -Dispa.ches of
I'LL B1uat-Taa Klll5d ana Wounded
hai.n View tf Afiiis-Instfucfions tc the
IIt'1,eh Commands Re joioinss, &c, &c.
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sahse s.NfA STEAMBOAT pas


iEkN AID STE \hho NJ DIRECTORY Tho mder-en.
sh my nv IN eauts" ii preparation new STEAMBOAT
book will contain hunlrtd pages illustrated IN
si 49, aud neatly hound in dnrahI' manner Il will be
me of The mnsi Interesting book published, and will hc
book thn ~ III he interesting an classes tsople
III" STEAMBOAT b1KEt TORY Niil contain complete
western ahu southern "d'Fs HE ehEt1 moleL sPeel
po"et aud Tonnage et boat vhrre and by whom built tn
captains amt eiheat~ her az 40, %e Tho Directory viii
contain history Il Steamboats, aud SeamhoatiuE
al she hr-i hea built "f the Ohio River with The name nj tho
builder commander aud oNuer
The n LR DIRECTORY viii emtrn n list and IL scrip
non ct all me Steamboat disasters that hN" araarred On the
Weston aud sosheu waters, beautifully illustrated With a
last ot all ih"se Who INV perShd by rr burning snlnF
ana eA"dm "n lhe Western aud southern Natett I'm IL
rneory viii contain Maps 81 the Ohio Mississippi Missouri
Illinois, AkaHsas White, Re ouacl1e a9oo. and other
iNel' IN tue IaNs and cities Nd d"wu With tpfVst dis
taees al9 aas oa'r Rser aud Commercial items of inter
est To tn eofle al iafge The hook vii contain The
tho Yarleus l. Mail Rnats. with the Trade tiuY ir
70 III" Directory Will also eaotna eomieu iistot all he
responsible Steamboat licensed Officers their places
drner 80 &r the Steamboat Law. Ia requirements
with comments showing wherein 1t benefits the mcemIt tent
ohesr and nrrs the competent officer &c &e aud all In
important =. Supreme tuuf Steamboat Decisions nj ta
date, TIN Rates aud important GanUtoin Privileges nls 81
Iadns important DIGESTION, af the various s. courts In re
gard tot rsshs lost and damaged sc with many other
fbr Rleeaa will br Illustrated ia the b,ststyle od rio
nrrns Steamboat saatet on tr esyrn mud southern WI
tcrs and N intends publishing them hnnk forum III, erin
oil the work viii BE- pat the low Obc Dollar len
slrois II sui eTbnt a, N hay, u Ia "a M oa a. % - IN
hc printed ness erlgfrd m ads aueo To work destined
to hnNca circulation at $4,000 oapi,s, tn nhlahers
are receiving are oum9rrs 81 Subscribers per ma from ~
parts of Tia country daily Somo of tho eldest boauteu a
wei a m"s se"uiNe wsn Il the mes arc contrbater h
til" Steamboat Directory
uanont - tho flrlar well steamboat Nv rcuna
Dollar ost paid toH VIII ree,Ho copy Of the aboYr ear
JAMES 7 ILufp=A go.
Posi- Dioe laildtnR, Cincinnati uhio.
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Iai-aI1 ..afs1el 7aANsa.NNsA When, .'rn"

Vcy8ar2 aap{k n = q z u" q w TT
~ : WIIiTTEMORE& BRO, are manulsgtHtlne a.
,7ir works on the Basin, very Superior IHitNoiio ~ ~
CHIMES aad FANS of Improved patterns au sl' 'N -
m alGrs al short notice aud on reasonable eriS
ar1a,s " antine superior MaetiHes can depend On
snrh Inv personal application or by addressing Us ~
Post Office ,.... 81, .,r, ,o,ire and ON reas
able terms. saprr rfrtSSt\,S CFIFBP 4
,rn n, ,Nr REAPER ANp MOWER, at the mahuiae'urei
price. - 49,. &c tho ,hove articles viii d.
,r,u to send in their orders early as p'ss'P,
The reaper can be examined at oar o.'s.
may 5.dScs