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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

\ JEREMIAH j. PETREL, VS. Robert
eD Campbell, William V. Depuy and John T.
Myers-In Meigs Common Pleas.--John T. Ny
ers of the county OF Rockingham in the State oi
Virginia will take notice that on the 9th day o
March, A. d. 1865, Jeremiah ]. Petrol filed O
petition in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas Of Megs county, in the State
of Ohio, aga; nst Robert Campbell, William V.
Depuy and said John T. Myers--stating in sub
stance that on the 9th day OF July, A. d., 1862,
said Campbell was in possession OF, and held an
eouitable title TO, Lot No Gin Myers addition to
Graham Station, (now Racine) in Meigs county,
Ohio, with the steam grist and saw mill thereon
That on said 5th day Of Jdly, sand Campbell
sold, and by deed, conveyedto said j. ]. Petre
one undivided fourth Of said steam and gris
mill and one undivided fourth Of the land Oh
which said mill stands one fourth of the engine
propellng said mill, one undivided fourth Of the
railway from said mill to the Ohio river DC.
That said John T. Myers and w. v Dtpul
hold the legal or perpetual lease hold 10 sale
premises. That Ssid ] ohn T. Myers holds the
notes OF said Campbell for the purchase OF Sait
lot No. 2, to amount Of $l500,00, or thereabout
which operates as lien on said lot No. 2; ant
that SAID w. v. Depuy claims some interest IL
said money and its lien on said lot
That The plsintiff is entitled to have partl
ton mat OF said grist mill and the lane
whereon it stands, OF said engine, railway &c
And the object and prayer Of said petition is 10
sale or partition of said grst-mill, engine
railway &c. And for such general relief in tn,
premises as the case made,in the said petition
demands. And s,d John 4. Myers is fnrttemor
notified, that unless he appears and answer
said petition on or before the 10th day Of May
next, that at the term Of said court, next there
after, to wit: on the Goth OF May, 1856, to b
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

H NEW YORK, NOV. TO, 1891.
DEAR SIR:--I think highly Of Dr. Curtis's Hy-
ena' as a remedy in diseases Of tn throat and
lungs. Having had some opportunity to test its
efficacy, am convinced that it is most excel
lent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaling
roperation to the chest. ..
The HyGENA is for sale at Pomeroy by D. Reed
& Bro. See advertisement Of Medicated lnhala-
lation in this paper. Jan. Is, 1855-6m. @
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
No. COG Houston Street, New.

1'O' VVO IIVUoIUII DIIUtsi IVCW- 1UTK.
PRoF. CENTER writes as follows:-
GENTLEMEN,--I have recently had occasion to
test your Cherry Syrup and Hygena Vapor in a
case of CHRONIC SORE THROAT, that had refused 10
yield to other forms of treatment and the result
has satisfied me, that, whatever may be the The
composition Of your preparation. it is no mposi-
ton, but an excellent remedy. wish for the
sake of the afflicted, that it might be brought
within the reach Of all
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
I OTICE in ATTACIIMENT.-Dan

March 20, 1855 we. Laa,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

DUBLEC SALE or LAND.--willb Ne Of
i fered at public sale OR Saturday the Gath day
of March, 1855, al the Courthouse in Pomeroys
Meigs county, Ohio, $40 acres OF land. being in
Bedford township, Meigs county, Ohio. Range
IS, Township 3, East half Of Secti0n 10, belong
The coal under said land with The privilege VI
getting ont the same being reserved. M i,ti'
Tems one half cash on The day OF sale, and
the remainder in two equal, annual payments
TO be secured by an orleage on The premises.
h.g s,sj DANF0RTfi R'lWN, and
A OLIVEHl BROWN
Executors Of Robert Caldwell deceased.
Pomeroy, March, 9, 1886.
g. 200 Patent Lever and Irou
Center Lever Plows. and 1000,
IfoIntr ;,,sl y,e,yrtl and for ghle Al ~ ~.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

Either of these works may be ordered and re-
ceived by return Of the FIRST MAIL, postage pre-
paid by the Publishers. Please enclose the
amount in bank notes or postage stamps, and ad-
dress all orders, post paid to
FOWLERS Il WELLS.
30S Broadway New York
N. B.-Name your PosT OFFIcE, CouNTY, and
STATE. March 20, 1855, MO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-05

A RUSSIAN HERoINE.-The following
is related in letter from Ksmiesh, in the
Crimea:
"For some days past nothing has been
talked of but the arrest of young Rus.
sian woman. She had been remarked
several times before, as her favorite walk
appeared to be in the trenches. The ru-
NOR circulated for some time, and the
General at last was informed of the fact.
He, ordered q stricter watch to be kept
as he thought it could be only q spy
disguised in woman's attire. Ate o clock
on the morning of the 28th the same
woman presented herself in front of our
men while, they were at work. She was
of tall and majestic stature, and seemed
to examine the works with much atten-
ton. Some one perceived that she held
a roll of paper half open, in which prob
ably she noted all the observations she
could collect. At the sight of our soldiers
and officers she quicksned her pace and
entered sort Of ravine which is at the
extremity Of the French trenches.
As soon as she reached that spot she
began to ran, but the commandsnt sent
two Louayes in pursuit and they soou
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LOVE OF NATURE.

How many are there to whom the lus-
tire of the rising and setting sun, the
sparkling concaye of the midnight sky,
the midnight forest tossing and roaring
tothe SKY or warbling with all the melo-
dies ola summer evening; the sweet inter-
change of hill and dale, shade and sunsh-
shine, grove, lawn and water, which an
extensive landscape offer to the view; the
scenery Of the ocean, so lovely, so msies-
tic, and so tremendous; and the many
pleasing varieties Of the animal and
vegetable kingdom-could never afford
so much real satisfaction as the steam
and noise of ballroom, the insipid fl
ding of the opera, or the vexation and
wrangings of . card-table! But some
minds there are of different make, wno
even in the early part of life, receive
from the contemplation of nature o spe-
cies OF delight which they would hardly
exchange for any other; and who, as
avarice and ambition ar. not the infirmi-
ties of that period, would with equal
sincerity and rapture, e1ciaim:
6. care not Fortune, what YOU me depy:
You cannot rob me Of free natures grace;
You cannot shut the windows of the sky,
Through which Aurora shows her Frightening face;
fou cannot bar my constant feet 20 trace
The woods and lawns BY living streams at eve.n
To mind thus disposed, no part of crea-
ton is indifferent. In the crowded city
and bowling wilderness, in the cultivs.sd
province and solitary isle, in the fowery
lawn and crsggy mountain, in the mur.
mer Of the rivulet and uproar Of the
ocean; in the radiance of summer and
gloom of winter, in the thunder Of heaven
and the whisper Of the breeze, he still
finds something to rouse or to soothe his
imagination, to draw forth his affections,
or to employ his understanding. This
'appy sensibility to the beauties of nature
should be cherished in young persons.
1t engages them to contemplate the
Creator in his wonderful works; it purifes
and harmonizes the soul, and prepares it
for moral and intellectual discipline; il
supplies never-failing scource ofamuse-
ment; it contributes even to bodily health;
and, as strict analogy abuse between
material and moral beauty, it leads the
heart by an easy transition from the one
to the other, and thus recommends virtue
for its trsnscendant loveliness, and makes
vice appear the object of contempt and
abomination. An intimate acquaintance
with the best descriptive poets-Spenser,
Milton, and Thompson, but above all
with the divine Georgic-joined to some
practice in art of drawing, will promote
this amiable sensibility in early years;
for then the face of nature has novelty
superadded to its ether charms, passions
are not pre-engaged, the heart is free from
care, and the imagination warm and
romantic.
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SOAP MADE FROM LocUsTs.-The sew
enteen year locusts, while in an under
ground, grub state, are said to be . IA
vorite food of various species of animals.
Immense numbers are destroyed by the
hog before they emerge from the ground;
they are also, when in their perfect
state, eagerly devoured by chickens,
squirrels, and many Of the larger birds.
The Indians likewise consider them D
delicate food when fried, and in New
Jersey they have been turned to . prof.
table account in making soap. a -
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A BLUFF" TRANsACTIoN.-Afe fellow
was indicted In the old Ninth District
iAlabama) when Tom Ct was Soli-
tor, for gambling. to wit: playing short
cards" al certain locality known as
Frcg Level. Col. n defended him
and contended before the Jury, that
though the states evidence " tended" to
show that his client, with q bottle of
liquor in his pocket, accompanied the
crowd who, it was shown, did actually
play, yet it never did with absolute GER
tainty locate him as one of the players.
Said he by way of peroration
Gentlemen of the jury: the witness
have told you that Peter Wryatt was
thar, and a'playin'; for he noticed his
hand, and it was full of queens.
Harry Snow was thar, and he was
a-playin' for he hilt two little par!
"N illiam Upson was thar, and he
played, cause witness noticed in partic-
ular, that he had nothing but an ace!
bill Connor was thar, and he played,
gentlemen, for he had the bully hand
four high-heeled Jacks
"But, gentlemen, when come to ask
him about braham Pitkin, my clients
hand, what did he say, gentlemenl Why,
nothin', gentlemen, except that if Abe
hilt any hand, he disre membered what
was in it. And now, gentlemen of the
jury, because my client was seen goin'
down to Frog Level, with q bottle of
liquor in his pocket, and the witness
can't remember as he hilt any hand at
oil, when bully hands was out, and him
the best player in the crowds that's
that say, gentlemen Of the jury, e
that any reason that my client was
guilty of the crime Of gdmboIeingt"
1t is almost needless to say that the
jury saw the non-seqtntur and acquitted
the defendant. n.
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A CARD.

" Economy IS IS The aaS' 1.aa t. ..sal.a"A
Great Reduction in the price Of Hats 4 Caps
'E'n uncerslgned, havin, made arrangements
Il with New York Hat Company to be con-
nan.y supplied with the very best Moleskin or
OHESS HATS, got up In the latest style, offers
uem al tne unprecedented low price of $3.50,
worth frOm four to i've dollars; second quality s3
worth from $3.50 to 81; and a very good fashion
able Hat al 80. worth from 50 to 50 so.
Also, Beebe Co.'S Hats, al a much less advance
naa tney nave been here tof're sold in this city.
First rate beaver Hats S35I.
All kinds or sst HATS and CAPS very low.
In order TO sell az the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted consequently those who
purchase VIII not be charged from fifteen to twenty
i've per cent as sn Offset for bad debts.
ANTHONY,
(foz many years in the employ Of Todd
Coz No. 3, Columbia place, 7th ST.,
40 l3-6 2d door north of Penn avenue.
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WEST END SODA FOUNT.

THE undersigned is now prepared 10 supply the
i public with the best and pnrest Soda Water
with the most delicious Srups (too numerous to
ment!on) ever offered IN this city, His Mead can't
be exceiled.
G5H Persons who prefer Swans Soda Water can
he accommodated with the "FOaming Powd .r," of
all favors, al so cents per pound, which is equally
as good, ana lS0 per cent cheaper than the Soda
water. J. b. MOORE, Druggis!,
Pa. av.nue, opposite Seven Buildings.
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ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER

HREAMS of all iavGrs. such rs Vanilla Choco-
~ late. lemon, Strawberry, Pine Apple and, Or
ange. Also, German Creams, Water ices, BIance
Mango, CharlOtis, Iellies, sc The Sod , is of the
bss; IN the city, on the ole principle Of manufacture
with Pure Fruit Syrups without the usual drug mix
lures.
CAKES and CONFECTIONERY of all kinds sent
To any pant of the city.
Creams S2 per sallon-62k cents per Of.
N. B.-Lades Saloon up stairs
Parties supplied. ]. G. WEAVER,
Pa, av., No. 347 opp. Browns Hotel.
may 24-2wt
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MOU Mt VERNO HOTEL,
Canc Nav Rev Larseu

'I>HE above House he's been completely finished
Il and furnished, nd Will comfortably accOmmo-
date ,oCO guests The house is situated within the
city, standing by Itself on probably the best beach
for bathing in the world The house is upward II
200 feet IN length, the dining room il 450 feet AL
together, the MOUNT VERNON HOTEL affords
the coolest and most delightful in the world
Families of six per-Ons and upwards can be &C
e0mmodated with private tables, having heir meals
furnished al any hour agreeable TO them. An Ordi-
nary will also be setat regular hours for those who
are no; in parties, and wao may prefer Table
d'HOte.
large number # private Dining Rooms have this
season been edded for parties desiring be strictly
private.
An Arteslan Well has been bored nearly 100 feet
in depth, and furnishes pure soft water throughout
the house.
Large and c0mmOdous stsbling have been added
fhe iiOtei has every modern improvement, i;I-
deed, every thing has been ordered TO give comfort
and pleasure TO the guests.
A full Band of Music will be in attendance during
the whole season.
Letters addressed to the proprietors, directed TO
Cape Island, Cape Nay, N. J., will be promptly
answered.
SAMUEL q. WOOLMAN B. CO.,
may S-2ws Prnp,ieto,s
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overlook her. Two hours sfter she was

examination was not long: she constant
ly replied that it was for the good Of her
country, and to avenge the death Of her
husband, Baninoff killed at the Alma,
that she acted thus, and, moreover, that
she felt no regret. She was then searched.
The searchers found in one of her pock.
cts paper book, containing several de-
tails on the state of our batteries, the
number Of men employed, the number Of
guns in our batteries, &C.; and in another
pocket double-barrelled pistol, and .
letter addressed to Prince MenchikoR.
After the visit, she was shut up in IN ap-
partment Of the Generals head quarter D.
under the guard Of two soldiers, until
such time as she can be sent to Malta"
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1oNKTHIEG Egw UNDER TIE sun.
y CHARLES WERNER,

PernsylUGnid aUeRae, opposite Brop1s' Hotel.
I'll AS fitted up .1e cOmmOd Gus nall over his Res
Il taurant a first class LAG sR FER SA-
LOON, having procured a supply Of every luxury
and comforts found In first class establishments OF
the kind in the Northern cities
His RHINE WINES and French White Wines
as well as his ClaTets, Segars, Lager Beer, German
Italian, and SweiiZer CHEESES, and indeed Of ev-
cry other appropriate luxury in such an establish
nent, is unsurpassed In this country.
he solicits call from his friends and The public
ayI2-f
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DENTISTRY.

ID B. DONALDSON, Dentist, late Of IN finn Of
III. Hunt 4 Donaldson, continues to s..eo<Sza
manufacture and insert those beautiful FssSsss-tS
porcelain teeth, with without gums, -ISSLtET
for specimens Of which (made and de-
posted by the late hrm) was awarded the first
premium at the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held in this city
These teeth are carved and shaded 10 suit each
particular case and their resemblance to the Ratu-
raj organs Is perfect TO deceive the most prac-
Used eye.
Particular attention also paid 70 filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Ofice southwest corner Seventh and ID SIS en-
Uance on ID. mar 2l-6n
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LOOK 81 ER Ell!

MORE BOUNTY LAND To I'LL who served
wi in ANY WAR since 1870, whether as Officers
Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
iains, Wagon Masters, Teamstsrs, Landsmrn, (or
rheir widows or minor children) who have not vet
received full l60 acres, and have been in service IA
days, will do weI D. write to US postpaid md their
Land Warrants viii be forwarded 10 them for the
AZ ovc quantity, and no charge if they do not get il.
LLOYD CO.,
Gain Agents Office, opposite U. 8. Treasury,
Washington City, d. c mar 6-3m
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TREBLE PATENT IMPROVED EYELEr MA

Il CHINE. MA
FRS patent-combned on one stock
Tseonn pafent-self feeding with eyelet
both sides 'i'e""s
hu parties IN want ofa god Eyelet Machine, are
nnuongy recommended 10 use none but LIPMAN'S
III SNT IMPROVED, which is decidedly the best
ever brought before the public possessing humorous
advantages, viz:
strong, durable and not liable to get out of or
oa III punches the hole well, and to At the Eyelei
ana IN one operation clnches the Eyelet on both
ZOE. ~ IL saves time, as the papers SC, need not
reversed or turned over 10 clinch the Eylet a se-
cona ume, as 10 the case with all other Machines.
u Is useful 10 the Merchant in fling away papers,
wch As TO the attorney or COnveyancer, the Shoe
maker, Tailor, MIlliner and numerous others. and
very labor saving Machine
500 oy all the principal StatiOners and Fancy
0voos Dealers throughout the United States
Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
may 2i-u Bookstore. near 9th 81;
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND

GAS-FIITING DEPOT.
WE subscriber respectfully announces 20 hs
= friends and the public in general that hs has 70
TsSs1 DII9 ne INST lot Of tie celebrated D0DGE'S
DUS D,J bLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
=. which received the SILVER MEDAL AZ
So. .e an oil the heuOvoliIan Mechanics' InSti
avo, 1na h,e now prepared 10 furni.h all who maJ
ms stocx Of Gas FIxTUHMrs arr urs,y.
passed In The District. nc 'AN3n-
l,,n.sIS - sEfps Of competent workmen he prides
CAS- pfTrIrGhy ~ r1 Shy orders IN :he PLUMBING AND
SSrhn 80 me me with prompines. and despatch.
subtraction ianted 70 give complete
may 3-tf JOhN REESE,
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EANs, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES,
Il &c, &c.-We have now in store large vsri-
ETY. Of fine and common Fans, Harrison's snd Lu-
bins celebrated Perfumery, Brushes, Combs, Tooth
Powder, playing and visiting Cards, fine P0rtmon-
naies, Cigar Cases, Card Cases, Baskets, Canes,
&c &C., all Of which we are selling out at low
prices 10 suit the times at The Piano. Music, Sta
lionery, Perfumey, and Fancy Goods Store of
JOIN F. ELLIS,
306 Pn. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sis.
may o3-tf
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING

AK~ With each train Of Cars srriy
Azzai116Sir In Washington or Alexan.
drIa.-1he Steamers T n ONAS COLLYERel
GEORGE WASHINGTON will make the above
connections, leaving Washington al q. N for u
Orange and Alexandria cars, and connect with j
same train on their arrival.
Meals furnished on the boats
The Boats connect with all tbs trains from Bal.
umore. SAM'L GEDNEY, Capt.
NAV Id
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GREAT BARGAINS

IN LADIES', GENTS, MISSES, AND Chill
Il DRRHs' BOOTS AND SHOES -The-,s,
subscriber being compelled 10 remove from R0H
me senre he now occupies, offers his pres KEy
ent vell-assorted stock OF BOOTS AND -
SHOES al greatly reduced prices All persons I'm
call before purchasing elsewhere
A. II. SLOAN,
No 3o4 Pa. ay., near 10Th ST., north side
may l-ff
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UTwo shrewd boys of q Yankee
mother, by shutting themselves up in .
room, on Q rainy day, made Eve dollars
each by swapping jackets.
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NERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT at kuc-
uon.-On TUESDAY afternoon, June l2th at
O'Clock, on the premises, The subscriber will sell,
by virIue of deed al trust from Basil Lancaster,
dated September 22i. 1913, and duly recorded in Ii
bT J. A s., No ], fOllOs $50. 81. one of the land
records for Washingt n county, all that piece or
parcel of ground and premises designated upon the
ground plan of said city as Lot No 2e, in square
l97 having front of 40 feet nine inches on l5lh II.
west, between north L and NJ streets, running back
lg feet IN 30 feet alley, with Is feet alley run
ming the full depth Of the 10; on the side.
This loi is situated in rapidly improving part Of
the FIrst Ward and is very dcsI Irahy located.
Terms: $3.50 ip cash, the residue in and l2
months with interest," secured By deed Of trust on
the premises.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
JAS. Fl. COLLINS, Trustee.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
may ll-2awSds Auctioneer.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
IN SHILLlEGTON,s
The Watchman, will be found fitting companion
TO The popular and simple slo,y of the Lamp
lighter
Harpers' Magazine for June-commeloes a new
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. SOuthworth
The Two Guardians, by the author of Hear; sease
Blanch LorwOOd, n tale of modern life
Virginia, Barper's Stoyy Book for June
A Book Of Thoughts, Memories, and Fances, by
Mrs Jameson
Peeps from Befry, or the Paris Sketch Book
Leaves from 4 Pam ly Journal, by the author Of Az.
Tic Philosopher IN Paris
Joy and Care, friendly book for young mothers, by
Mrs. Suthill.
All the new books published received immediae-
ly afterwards, AMI every thing ,h- stationery line
tor sale az SHILLiNGTON'S,
Bookstore, OdeOn Building,
)e Il Corner ~ st and Pa. av.
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STEWART,S

SkYLfSHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.-we
- are making splendid pictures tor lower prices
than any o;her Ga lery in the city. They are per
fecuy life-lIke. and satisfaction is always given.
Gallery directly over NJ. w. Galps Jeweiry Store
"a avenue IL lin
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PURE SILvERWARE-A MAGNIFI-

PUhE SlLfERW ARE-A MAGNtFl-
CENT ASSORTMENT.
M w. GAIT & BRO cal attention to their
vi. unusually large assortment Of Silvervsre
cons sting Of
Solid silver Tea Sets, complete
Silver Pitchers, solid Silv.r CastOfs
Silver Cups and Saucers Gobiets
silver Fish Carvcrs and Forks, Crumb Scrapers
CAKE Kniv 8, Fruit Sbo-es, Sugar Slfters
Jelly Sp lons, Cheese ScOups
Pickle Knives and Forks
Olive Spoons, Salad Tongs, Vegetable Forks
Fruit Knives, lie. Tongs, Dessert Knives
Soup, Cram and Gravy Ladies
Ice Cream Knives, SAT- Cellars
Napkin Rings, Butter Knives, Tea Etrainers
Tea, Table, and Desert spoons and Forks of every
variety
Breakfast and dinner Coffee Spoons, &c.
Also, very large assortment Of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for wedding, birth day, and othss
presents
The above Is all of our own manufacture and Is
warranted 10 be pure.
NJ. w. GAIT g. BRO,
9S4 Pa. ave., betw. 9lh and 10Th sts.
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Bile AND POCKET

- UPERIOR TABLE AND POCKET
- Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, sc "A large assort-
meRt lower than al any other place In the city For
good articles and low prices always call at the
Housekeeper's Furnishing Store, 400 Seventh 81.
may 30 G. FRANCIS
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SP. HOOVER'S
IRoN HALL BOOT, SHOE, AND TRUNK
ESTABLISNE.sT.

TUST received a large assortment Of Boots, Shoes
- and Trunks, perhaps the largest stock In this
city, from which 10 make selection.
Ladies Slippers, so TO IS cents
Do Caters, IS 10 81 26
Gents French P. Leather and Calf Pumps
Do do do Walking Sboes
Boys, Misses and Children's Shoes in every va
rty and style, which will sell at the lowest prices
S.P HOOVER
huu Hall Boot, Shoe ani Trunk Estabmr
Pa avenue, besw. oh and 10Th streeis
NAV lq-SAW6t