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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-03


II sas Cd 81 =. =
The Subscribers ~ caiij the AZ
teRtinn Of tie eitzeiis OF hive Yireint
is to tleVafi0us an etnrcd by them,
and vi dfe SgT 70 bs fpils ted on
lipfosed ples and AS durable, as those
furnished BY my ether manufacturers
We. have Just "a trbdueed q n IsNf md VERY
SUPERIOR TIL ES4Ti9gtss n sssEsfs IN q,
which eScels in E4sY bRAuGtT. OF han aAd FsPiff
work. any machine ever nsed By our piegs -
We can also furnish COMMON AfA CHI AESs
aud machines with STRAW CARR IERSs or
CLEANERS, attached.
We iare misunderstanding very shperior lartieies
of REAIsIS(S aACITN EeSSs suitable for
cutting grain or grass This machine can be
used to advantage upon any ground where's we
We are also manufacturing a CUTTING
BOX, for hay, Straw or fodder; which for easy
aud rapid work. exceeds anything in the connl
try.
pLOUGHS.--Mse have always on hand a
large assortment of the best PATENT and other
Ploughs found III the country.
STOY EsS.-0ur3 assortment of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California; a ir Tight, a
new and exceIlent article, performing more work
with less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove in
existence; Lefie's.D Double Oven Cooking Stove,.
various sizes, an excellent article for hotels and
large families; Complete Cooks, Sc. Together
with au assortment of PARL0R AND EGG
STOVES.
The above articles are kept constantly on hand
and can be furnished at any tifIie.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, ncludingisome
new ana improved Mill Gearing, Crates of.
every description, Hollow Wates &c.
This establishment being situated upon the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, gives 10:
purchasers tho best facilities for transporting ar
ticles to distance at small expenses; and the Inc
lucetnents offered of reasonable terms and supe-s
rlor manufacture, must continue to render thisuI
popular establishment With the public.
% Repairing done at the shortest notice and
in good style.
N. G. COOPER g. co.
PALArrNE. Marion CO., Va. Aug. ), 1853
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-03

sToNE WARE.--A 4rgs ,aret5 Of stone
.0wsrs for sale Al very low price, y
J. IRWIN.
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Reference IN regard TO the Real Estate, F.-J.
VlssouEER g. Co., Real Estate Brokers, New
York. Orders, (post paid, with money cnclo-
sed, to be addressed.
j. w. HOLBROOKE.S ec'ry,
sos Broadway, N. z.
- The Engravings in the catalogue are now
ready for delivery. Oct. 4-6m
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5000 Estas lacls w heat
Wanted.

= 4 IL cHsh Viii Be paid
October 9Th. s5s-tE
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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-15
jN0YealS6cr Doth.

TTANNN, on Market street, has just receiv-
III cd I've leading novels Of the ay:
Hard Times By Chas Dickens; Monoev ring
Mother. Alice seymour. Syhil Lehnlrd by Mrs
Gray; The Iron Rule, Lucy sanford. Celia
Howard, IdSubo-di,ation; The Lady at liome,
The o phan CLIdten, Bpnkei's Wife. Agnes,
or the Pes&sA.d.LA year aae Marriage &c. 81
by.T.'s; Ar.huri In, ~. sair,. ty, Geo. Sand.
Midnight Queen, Ashleigh; The Down Trod; F;
den; Eayens ae. or thr Fatal Duel. Game lie
or tho uRoyu's o H.; Jack Ariel, thr Splnirh
Crniser, Epgent. orlbe soldiers Bride; Yale
Cole SceDes; silyfl ana Pewter And many
Of hers TOO numerous mentions, i. s,.sJfi.
l ! Also. the leading. LITERARY PAPERS Of
he dry. ! yDec.l5. rs,
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PORTS M,OUT n

Daguerrean Gallery
NNRTLANARTINE would respec,ly pns
lVA honnce to the citizens Of Port mouth
and vicinity hit hc has pvrchased The entire
ock ol T. Sh'well. deceased, and will carry
on the above hr'ness The old Dstsnd. a Mr..
L. ift nds nakng this permanent location,
aud h. wguid say toihose wishing pictures, call
II AID lo,k at our work, as we give sstislac.
ton or no sale. seal8esI 10 sq!aa so.
UTPioturrs Of all sizes taken Also, Lock-
ets, Rings Brooches aud Pins taken at the
shortest notice HtE .i1sas4 .jgai NJ ~
0penfrom 8 AA NJ, to 4P,M. Instruction
llheert given, aud apparatus nirnisnsL
/ UeeetAh'hna sed seS AgiSaa eNGlNfs
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Sky lGIEI!r
Daguerreotype Pavilion,
Corner Of CourI and Second Streets,

Corner oi CourI ana second Streets
p @ B rs NJ o UE III %
ENtLIs Il fIARl FIR respectfully announce
H1l 10 the cit zens of TO ismouth anu the pubi
lic generally, that they Intend lornting permaa-
emily in this city and are prepared 10 take
likenesses tsu, to nature Of style and richness
Of execution not surpassed by any Artists in
Southern Ohio. Use ga
All persons desiring .hcse valuable keep ,sakes
will 60 we'll TO visit the Puvllion and secure
likenesses Of themselves and friends. Salts
faction guardntied in all cases or no pay. Hav.
Ing qiIick>,oorking instrument, also qucik>act-
ing Lhemicas aud superior Sky Light, they
can take pictures inslanta nc6usly Pavilion
OPP n daily and perect iksnesses taken in
Icl9udy a. well as clear wcath r, from sunrise
until sunset
Hedrs Ior children [ceor weather. ftcm 10
o'clock a W., unlil O'Clock P. M. The pub,
lie are soicile 10 call and criticIse specimens,
whether wishing ctures or not GOV
o. Posi- Mprtem pictures taken at short no.
ticc. lnstruciionsiu in the Ah given ana Apper4
atus furnished, Terms reasonable, [mar2
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DISSOLUTTON,

TG5E partnership heretofore existing between
] S.eH Holmes, Andrew O'Neiil, and L. w.
Hunter undcr The firm name and siylG nf y.
Il. Holmes q Co.., wis this day dissolved by
mutual content. T'no books o. theaiirm will
be round IN the possession OF $. II. HOLMES, who
i. anihorissd d 10 settle bnsiuess If SAID firm.
Therefore persons knowing themselves indebt>
I'D wiIlpease call atonee at the old stand and
settle by note or otherwise.
S. II. HOLMES.
aa ANDREW O'S ELL. +,
mar 9, '55-w3. v f. w HUNTER.
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BRITISH PERID ICALS,

LEONARD SCOTT d Co, New York con-
tue TO republsh the following British Period.
icals viz:
|. The London Quarterly tConserya'ive.)
2 The Einburgh Review WLiy)
3. The Moth British eview (Frce Church)
a. The Westminster Review U,iheral)
s. BiackwrorS Elihburgh Htgoziue (Tory)
The present critical Stale IF Eurcpean afflils
@ii tenicr thrse publications unusually inter,
eSting during the forthcoming .ear. Tiev will
bccnpy q m edle ground between he hastily
written news items crude ,ppculations, and
fly ny rnmors o. the daily j, urnaI, an the pon.
deoous Tome If ,he future hislo IAN writ
after he living interest AMI excitement of the
gIea p ilIcal events OF the time shall hayc
passed away. 1t is 10 these Periodicals. That
reader must look for the onl ' really intelli>
gibIe and le!iatle history Of current events,
aud as such, in addition TO wei established
literary, scehtiir, aud theological character,
W. urge them upon The consideration Of the
reading Ilihlic.
GT Arrang ments are now permarcntly
MAJ e fcI the rorc,pl Of EARLY SHEETS from
he Britisl Publ shers, by which we are enabled
10 place ALL OUR REPRINTS in the hand
ni subscribers, about az soon as they Gu" BE- fur
nished with The fore 81 copies! Although this
involves very large ontIuy on onr part.
shall continue 10 uIilish ihe PERI IDEAS al the
came low rates rs heretofore, viz -
Per mn
For any one OF the four R,vews 81 co
F'r any Two of the four Reviews 500
For any ee Oflhr fohr Reviews 7o0
For all four of The Reviews SUI
FIR Bla 'kwond's Magazine W
Far Blackwo and thee Reviews w
For Backwood nd the four Reviews 10 co
Pay M MIS- % be made in all Cases in advance.
None, current in t.c State where iSSuedMilb he
received ut par.
CLUBBING
| A discount nf twenty five per cent from the
above prlcrS will lie allow cd 10 Clubs ordering
direct from L, cot, & Co. four or worc cop
les orany one or more OF The ab We works.
Thus, Four coppes oil Blackwood. or 'f one
Review wi be sent 10 one at dress for 50,
f,nr of the four Reviews and Blackwook lor
$50: and sOon
POSTAGE.
In all the princlp,l il es and Towns, these
works will be de vered, through Agents,
lice OF postage. Wh'n sent by mail, the po'-
lngr TO any part Of The United States will be
but twenty ,fonr cents eur Tor Blackwocd,
ANA but fJurte, cents year for each oil the
Reviews.
Remlitances aud communications should al
waysbe addressed, pnst-pain 10 tho publshers
LEONARD ST OFT & CO.,
81 God Street New York,
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NEWSPAPERS 4 PERIODIC AIS
nneAAG=oF GIFTS

M0GG=GGG=oFz GIFTS -1 ,..--..--i
S0(JU \UUJF Prof! Hart's onhy,
Mammoth Pictorial OF the Whole WOrd,of Nj
Yors. Phitadelphit and Baltimore. AS soon as
300,0 coo subscri Hion are obtained; and having
u refdy al actual circulation Of about 2OU,Cuu
it is now certain
The Distribution will soon take place. ~
Among the extra lrditIaty List of gifts, lbe>
ing on for every ticket issucd.) are
Prof Hart's elegant country seal, val
ued at..... .!................. ND VuV
A magnificent city residence. ....... 1900
A cash loan fer 100 years, withoutin-
terest or security. ................. 1O,UV0
building los Elegant Piano Fortcs. 't
Moodeons Gold Watches Bracelets
Rings. Books OF travel in the OLE
and New World by Prof Hart; Rea'
Estate, &c. Ac., in all numbering
5000n0 Gifts, valued at.......... $3th,000
Every single rcmitrance Of 81 secures one
vears subscription to the MAMMOTH PIC,
T0IlAL. and the grututy Of b Gift Ticket
which entities the holder 10 one share in the
100000 Gifts. Thus every person investing
in this stnpendous enterprise receives The full
worth of his or her money, in subscription to
first class journal, (the gr atest and most
Interesting Pictorial OF tie age) besides Gift
for each SUBJ crlpli Il which may prove nm i'm.
meme. for,ltic to the receiver =
| For complete List Of Gilis, and full and ex>
plcit partiularS IN regard to the greai enterprise
distribution &C., se "a copy Of lie whole world,
which Will lie promptly sent, free Of charge
~ here desired hy letter, post paid.
The World may a.sc be the Offices Of all pas
pers contain 'ng this advertisement, whr:e inlor-
NATION may b. OBJ aimed IN regard 10 the popei
and enterprise. @
! Ageuts, PostmastGrs ard Ladies' desirous OF
lucrative and at The same lime gedIeel employ.
mrht, .houd moi fail 10 see IL copy OF hs
whole word vlch contains by far the most
liberal ihdU cemcnls ever offered 10 agents in
the way of immense cash lremitus, Gifts, CONS
missions, &c whereby any person with ordi.
nary activity, can easily make 81 jOC0 and up
worts per veal; to winch fact the agents we
already have Can certify. Secure the icloral
and berome wise rich aud happy!
Co Respondents must write their address
nanr. post of CO, county and siate--pI0in and
distinct or il WILL be their own fault If The
lai 10 get au answer. A. here 10 this, and all
returns ill be promptly sent whereAer desirco
III any part OF ,he world.
n If IN, olders are received after the 30O,,
U0i sub.c ihers are obtanei, the money will
he promptly returned. post paid, 10 the pelSons
en ing 1t.
gPAl tiers and remtances for the P;ctoS
ral, wM Gift Tickets, must lnvari ,by b. ad.
dressed post paid 10 iruf J. MOnDMAN
HART, Worlds HAIL. Broadway, New York,
there being the only Office 70 the Gift En,era
rse.
Bul remiitan"es for The Piciorial withoui
Gift Tickets, may be sent 10 Prof j. Woop.
MAN HART, Hart's Buildings, Chestnut Street
Phil delphi, Pa, there lei,g the principa
edito iial and publishing Office. oct306m
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE. Henry

A TTACHMENT NOTICE. - Henry
L N Kline vs. Charles raj. -N0.ire IS here.
by givea that on thc 81 day Of NJ ,c!i, 1856,
NJ m instance one orjcr Of attachment was
issued by Stephen Smith, Justice of the
Peace for Washington TOWNSHIP. Scio'o coun
ty.ag inst the goods and chlte's, st,clks or
interest in STOCKS, moneys aud credits Of the
sad Charles Cral, for til t sum Of S2I 25 with
costs, ana nat SAID cause has be II continued
tc The Goth day Of May, al 9 o'clock, P NJ.
marlGlw* HENRY KLINE.
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MEDICAL.
wHATeEVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

Z q 7 rHa / . .
Every woman should know that II she is in poor sc5,
debated condition of health making existence burden
to herself and source painful anxiety to her relatives
aud friends and perhaps (horrble reelection entallug
and inflcng her malades and GuGerlngs upon her
children that It Is her duty to understand why aud from
what her suerngs arise, that remedy and relief
may, while yet there time be ayaed of the causes be
avoided in uure and her health restored, that she may
be fitted for the duties and capable Of the enjc5mentS Of
life. .tGa,g glas soI s5..u
Let every woman look at the emaciated FORM the DEATH
like complexion the deepbled, ustreless eye the sunk
en- cheek the gloomy and depressed spirits, the shattered
nerves. the PROSTATE and helpless condition OF many
wife, mother daughter sister, II not herself Included
within her own circle whose days days of agony, and
ask herself, Must this continued Must this beY is
there no remedy9 No relef9 No hope" ,,..,
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them and knowing the remedies and benefltlng by them
These are pointed out In
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IN sscla tion.-NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given that the husiiess heretofore
condu:ied by Willis N Ripley unier the name
aud style OF he same, was dissolved by mututl
consent on tn 23d inst. The business of the
ate lirm viii he settle by WIN. WILLIS.
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POST NrrTrrz.

WILLIAM CAMDEN, p. M.--0flice on the west
corner of Market and Second streets. The of-
fee is opened every day, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
aud closed at 8 P NJ. On Sundays it will be
opened from clock till 10, A. NJ.
rival aud Departure Of Mails.
Eastern, Western. Northern and Southern
Halls, arrive daily, at II o'clock P M, and de~
p.rt at 5 A NJ.
Cincinnati, Or Rirer Mil, arrives Wednes>
,nys, fridays, AMI Sundays, (hours Irregular
Departs the same days at II A VI.
Guydnd0He arriv every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 6 ". and departs every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. at 6 A N
Iron Furnace, departs every Saturday, at
A VI, aud arrives same day at l0P NJ.
West Union, arrives every Friday at 81 NJ,
end departs the sane day at P NJ.
Jackson, arrives every Friday al P NJ, and
spparts SATURDAYS at 6 A M.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
II is not easy 10 keep always in mind the res
guired amount OF postage stamps on letters,
&C., under the laws now in force. The Ohio
State Journal has procured and published the
follow ing convenient table OF rates, which gives
the information required ut glance, and which
we present to our readers, with the suggestion
to cut it out aud put il in some convenient
place, TO save the trouble of asking and Of hav>
ing to answer the questions about it;
LETTERS
Each OF. under 5000 miles, prepaid, Sc un>
paid Sc.
Each o. under 5000 miles, prepoid &c; un>
paid l0c.
AHprinted matter in general--any where in The
United States,
First three ounces lc.
Each subsequent ounce lc.
If not prepaid, double these rates.
But
Newspapers and Periodicals-paid quarterly or
yearly in advance
First three ounces.... ..-.3c.
Each subsequent ounce. ..l!c.
And if weighing not over II o., in the State
where published, 4c cash, and weekly papers
in the county where published, free.
Small Newspapers and Period when sent N
ieals-.pnCished monthly or g"cks y Ss.I %,T;
Pamphlets Of G OctuuO pages or OF prepaid &c
lSs. an ounce.
Books--bouud or unbourd, weighing not more
than pounds, may be sent by mail for each
ounce
Uuder 5000 miles, prepaid lc, unpaid &c.
Over " lac, &c.
Fractions over single rate are charged as J
Iate.
Periodicals" in The sense used above, a'e
publications issued once in three months OF
ofener.
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l2OS4 do 90 AT v" ehcn I2U
Every person, by pay NJ one dollar, viii re-
ceve Il ceriifictte Ul mrmb"rshlp en'ileing
him 10 handsome large LiLhographic Engra-
wing OF the NV aud magnificent Capitol Of
ohio, forming one Of the most beautiful parlor
ornaments ever gotten up rs an engraving, und
richley worth a Dollar (he publishers retail
price, Each subscriber vii also be entitled
10 share in The distribution Of the gifts enn-
merlted in the Schene. The Engravings can
be sent by mail toany part of he count y, and,
we will commence delivering them ID hose
hqveng tickets BY the fir,t OF auuury. The
Gifts, OF spt cimens Of them, can be seen at our
Exh bition Rooms, in Columbus, at any time
after that dtte. Our office Ior the Transaction
of business. is still at our heal quarters, in
wa cuts Block, Town street, where we are
delivering the Gifts Of our first Distribution
to lhose to whom they were allotted by the
Committee.
| dy- Send in yonr crdsrs soon, for we nre
milling Tickets by the thousands every day.
sFIiS'T COME FKISsT SERVED
Per. OnS wishing ioacl as Ageuts,nnd wish
their tickets sent on sai'', must send usa re.
c. men signed BY the postmistcr, ia thepl &C
where thy reside, or some other influential
and well known pefson'
To those persofis who have been acting as
Agents for,,s this " not required
An orders ior tickets with The money lhcio.
sed free ofpostagc; will meet with prcmp
attention.
. We prepay all our letters, circulars, sc,
to Our Agents and Correspondents, aud expec
them 10 d. The sGm. with ". ptars
Agents viii BE- furnished with posters, cirn
lars, schedules, instructions, &c., on appli.a
tton oil HE Office, or by mall pbsl paid 'T
'lF Asenywonted IN every town aud State
10 whom we will fer extra indurer edts.l
|, For further particulars, rec tItsctiptye bills
I Or Inquire at our office, M 2:Waicul,u Block
Town street, Ool0Idb us Ohio, ~ 11i5 IL.
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hCvry s'eclOral.

For the rapid Cue of
wOUGHS. COLDS. HuARSEN ESS BR0N.
CHlTIS, WHO0PING Cough. CkOUP,
ASTHMA. AND CONSUM PrlON.
II HIS remedy has wen for itself such no,o-
| ricty Tor its lures OF every variety # Pull
~ TO recount the evidences at its virtues in
any community where it has been employed.
so wide is The field Of its uselulnes, ana SO nu
merous the cases ol it5 cu es, that almost every
section of the country abounds in persons
pnblically known, who have been Restored
from alarming and even desperate disea ses oi
the lungs by It's use. When once tried its su
periorty over every other medicine of It's kind
is too apparent TO escape observation, nno
where its virtues re known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidnte to employ for the
distressing and dangerous alitctions at tli pull
monary organs which are incident 10 our cli-
mate. AnG mol only in formidable attacks up
on. the lungs, but for the milder varieties oI
Colds, Coughs lodrseness, &c., and for Chill
dren il is The plea untrst aud safest medicine
that can be obtained.
Asit has long been in constant use through
out this section, we need not do more than as
sure the people its out ~ is kept up 10 the
bcs. that it ever has been, and that tile genuine
article is sold by
+. T.. Eckstein, Jr., Cincinnati. OHIO
Shackeford g. Crchton, Portsmouth, NJ hl
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines ever
where.
marchl8--4mdw e,m
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CLOTHING.
.. --~~->>>.>>~~, ~ ~, >>>>>>>~~>. '..
Entire New stock OF clothing
FOR FALL AND WINTER ls54.
Isadore Deitsch
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALPR
IN EIOTJIN(r

IN CLOTHING.
WOULD respectfully Inform the citiz"n' Of
w Portsmouth, and vicinity, that having
disposed Of his old stock of goods some weeks
ago, he has no reoprped his store with an cu-
TIRE new stock of Clothing of all kinds and
descriptions. Not having anything but what
ha, been manufactured ior this Fall and Win
ter .roue he is certain, th,t persons calling on
him at his old stand, corner oI Market and
Front sts, eau suit th-nl,elves us we'll, if not
better, than any other place in the city. Also
IN hand general assortment of Gentlemt MS
FURNISHING Goods.
Country and Furnace merchants will 6nl it
10 their ,dvantag+ 10 call, as am determined
10 make quick s,les ond Sinal profits
Portsmouth, Sept, 81, '54. d&w1m.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
: JOHN PAUL. & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, 81,
North west Corner Of 9nA q . shingtOn StS,'
LLOYD'S BUILDING,
POre S IN o u Ii ohio,
tFTHE subscribers re .peclruilT announce to tie
l citizens and public generally, that they
have well solicited stock Of PURE AND
UNADULTERATED articles. and Noul
be pl, ased IL sell al lair p: ces for Cash. IIa
vinT procured the services of Drs. Corson &
Mussey to attend to the Pharmaceutical De
parlment, rhys clans Prescriptions and Do
nestle receipts will be compounded with accu
racy at aIl times. JOHN PAUL. d co.
Jan. 5 1855 -tf
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Cego AsesAl 4Llcns.

LrS So AsGc II NI4LACHa.
nj Office is hereby given 10 the public tha
~ owing to the dlfficultY have her to.or
had. in collecting small blils for stage fare ex
press packages &c.. Having great many
said bills now on banos,1 the Stage will CAL 70
no person, neither will any package be given
TO the owner until the "spoeduhcks" are ac'
ua.ly paid over. l.. G. TERRY, Agent.
March Q ,55-lw
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LOTTERIES. &c.
~~D~-~~~-~~~-~>~~>~~~--~~
sSBIDGD@ GB@DGD
gas G&fGS for tEc II cOp}e!
Capital City Art Union.
I2WRllLELL. g. COS

= g cond GrctGin Di"tribUi
VVEtY PER II WING A TICKET
il gtts an Eug a,ing worth One Dollar. Il
The prnpr eiorS tah" great pleasur" in an
noun nn 10 the citizens OF the llniou, that in
co rsequnce ni the greet satisfaction nantes Ell
by the ticiei no derS of opr great D,Str buii,n,
and the many thouand solicitations from III
part, of the country, in re aIion 10 heIllcr we
intend celtiig up mother Distribution Of GIFT,
fur the people, We have. after an immense out
lay, been rnab I'd 10 otler 10 our Thousands
patrons the follouiug valuable, magn ficcnl
aud uapr.drnted HRILLI Mt 'CH
gers o the Capital City Art Union.
Tickets only one ID ,Iir.
and every one entitled TO h n isome Engrav
ing, aud share in he distribution If The fol.
o ing vaIuab'e property:
Farm il the Sta,e Of Indiana $40,
do in Ohio SOM
do do 5000
Fnur>story Brick Dwelling and
Lot IN olun bus, Ohio 6h0J
90 DO do $50
Beautiful residence in the town
OF Mount Vernon $500
Two STORY brick building in Chil>
licolhe $500
Brick cottage and lot in oum5us 800
do do do do 5000
Frame do do do 25OO
Ha idsome oun'r residence in
A Sege, Ferry county, Obi, l,5OC
Spl ndid iniiIing ols DIN Coz
umbus, at $500 s,'OC
ldo do do at$l 500 Is COO
do do in rlevcipnd nor
/ Grand action Pirn" lickringsl | ,2Ol
S Gold Watch set wi Diamonds ,0nC
10 God Watches, al $500 ach 250(
Rose Wood ri nos a $500 500
/ do do do ut 400 40J(
10 do do do ut 800 3 00I
50 Gold Watches at $3.50 7COI
90 do do ut 100 10 COZ
100 do do ut IS 70nI
mo do do at 40 400
go Silver do at 90 6O0I
$40 DO do at Is 75nl
1000 aides Breast Pins al Sd 400
2OO do Biocha Shawls at 5 500C
5UO do silk Dress Patterns al $40 10 00
5000 Gold Pencils al 80 Is 0O
lONO0 do Pens, with silver eases SO 90 ON
2pOM do Rings at 81 so each 5000
1924 do 30 at on each 1870
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