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More Testimony in favor Of DR.. For.
sha's Alternative Balm.
IRONTON, Ohio Nov, 18th. 1855.

IRoNToN, OHIO Nov. 18th, 1855.
On the Goth OF October 1855, my son, in
company VITA scme other boys was climbing
beech tree. lie had attained the hight of q f.
ty feet, or upwards, when he caught hold of
lead limb. which breaking, he fell backwards
through an open spnce until he got within Is
or 90 feet OF the ground. He then struck
limb. broke or FORK and fell with his head
on some bricks. The Cut thus made was eight
inches and half long, commencing q lille
above bis nose, extending five inches toward
the top OF his head, then turned three inches
and at half toward his right ear-strippng the
flesh Iiom the bone. called in DR.. NEWTON,
who cleansed the wound, and replaced the
skin that was torn of, aud sewed il up in good
order, and applied cloths dipped in cold water
every FIVE minutes, until Thursday morning.
the 23d, with good effect That morning, Dr..
NEWTON brought DR.. FoRsnA TO STE him, and
he applied bis Alternative Balm the swelling
and soreness. were great, but was rapidly reju.
ced, and in three days had almost entirely sub.
sided. The cut is now healed up. all to about
one inch, and he was going about town in one
week from the time the Balm was used.
STEPHEN 7. CAYWOOD.
UrDr. FoRsuA's Al. J.TERATlVE BALM may
be had, wholesale and retail, Of ]. P. NOR
RlS, al his Drug Store, jenkins Block, near
Campbell. Ellison 4 Co.'s Foundry.
Nov. 20, 1S6S,--tf
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Which, The Right or Left.

A WORK Of thrilling interest which l
"A would recommend to every render, price
81, ,25. r..-...,.. J. r., GIVES.
My Bondage and My Freedom, by Frederick
Douglas Price 81 ,25 rs
Cora aud the Doctor. or Revelations of n
Physicians Wife. Price 81 90. 3. r.s
Scenes in the Life of New York Surge on,
Price Si,25. t ...
4 The Christian Life, Socialand Individual,
by Peter Bayne, NJ. A. Price 8! ,26. 'r
Also, many other Gew and STANDARD works,
just receivedby J. COMBS Il CO.,
Dot 10 .sF 3. Bank Block
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Attachment Notice.

"ILLIAM H. AFFORD, Plaintiff. vern,.
w John W. Sandford, Defendant. Al ths
instance OF the plaintiff, on the 3Ist day Of
October, A D 1855, an order Of attachue ent wss
issued by William Layne, a Justice Of fhe
Peace for Perry township, Lawrence COUNTY. E
Ohio, for the sum Of ten dollars debt. with IN.
terest, and ZEN dollars probable costs, against
the goods, chattels, stocks OF interest in stocks.
moneys and effects John W Sandford, non.
residen' ol the county aforesaid, and the sum.
mons tnat issued the cause being returned "not
iouha:" ana tnereupon said cause was contin.
WILLIAM H Afford, Plaintiff
BY 0 s COLLlEa, his Attornev.
[nov i3 3ts1
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

1EOPFAT'a LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIX
lN Bitten. Free from all Minessl Posons.
The great popularity which MossArs LIse
PILrs end PsaNIx BITrEas have attained, in
consequence Of the extraordinary cures effected
by their use, renders Il unnecessary :or the pro.
prietor 70 enter into q particular analysis Of
their medicinal virtues or prophecies. Having
been more than twenty years before the public,
and having the united testimony OF more than
THREs MILLIONS Of persons who have been IL.
stored To the enjoyment Of perfect health by
them, Il 10 believed that their reputation nsthe
best vegetable medicine now before Tho public,
admits OF no dispute. In almost every city and
village In The United States, there are many
who are ready To testify to thei; efficacy in re-
moving disease, and giving to the whole system
rene wed vgor and health. ~ ~e,i ~r.
In cases OF ScRoyuLA,, ULcERs, SCURvy, or
ERurTioNs OF the skin, the operations OF the
Life Medicines 10 truly astonishing, often re.
moving in few days, every vestige OF these
loathsome diseases, by their purifying effects
on The blood. Fever and Asue, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, Piles, and in short, most all diseases,
soon yield TO their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as ysther
timely use much suffering and expense may be
saved. Prepared by
WILLIAM b. MOFFAT, NJ. D., New York.
B.F. CORY.
At the Post Office. Irontsn. Ohio.
Dec. 4, '66-tE
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN hns been duly appointed and qualified
Administrator with will annexed) Of Samuel
Handley, late Of Lawrence County, Ohio, de-
ceased All persons indel ted to said estate,
are requested 10 make immediate payment, and
oil persons having claims against said estate are
requested 10 present them duly authorized for
allowance, within one year from this date
nov 27-lt J. II. HANDLEY.
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ArTAoHxEsr NOTICE.

JAMES LANopox; plan.) Before JonS 6. KEE.
tin, ~. 6vLvEsrkR MY, J. r OF Union
CnsDrIAs, def'd't. >township, Law. Coo.
0N the nth day Of November, A. d. 1885.
" said Justice Of the Peace Issued an otdei
Of attachment In the above action for tie sum
Of Sixty dollars, and ten dollars the probable
costs, which action will be for hearing on the
Slst day Of December, 1885, at 10 O'clock, A.
M. JAMES LANGDON.
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More New Books.

TIME Footprints Of an Itinerant, by Rev.
M. P. Gaddis o the Cincinnati Confer,
ence. Price 81 90
Lives of the British Historians, by Eugene
Lawrence, 2vols., $3.50. ..t.
Iowa, al it is in 1855, Sl,00
" with map, $3.50
Queens Of England Of the House OF Hano.
yer, by Dsran. 2,50
Mexico and its Religion, by R A Wilson,
Price, Sl,O0
America-Political, Social, and Religious
by Sha(e, Sl,00
Old Homestead, Stephens, Sl,25
Enchanted Beauty, by Elder, Sl,00
M, Bondage and Freedom, Douglass, SIPS
With many other inlereresting works at
.f -l j. COMBS g. Co.,
NOV. 20 Bank Block, Second Street
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.s.. Clothing! Il. b
g0M N O. y ONES.
Merchant Tailor, and Dealer in Ready
Made Clothing Of al description,

MuU6 V1utN1uB " III QetutJptl0u1.
Near DR.. }. r.. Morris Drug Store.
w OULD respectfully inforpi the citizens
w Of lronton and vicinity, That he hos
opened store ia Jenkins block, next door
above the Drug Store oc Dr. Up. Morris, for
the manufacture and sale Of CLOTHING Of
oil descriptions. MEMS aud Boys. Z His stock
Of Br)adcioths. CaSsimcres, Casineis. aud all
sorts OF heavy Cloths for winter wear, is ofsu
perior quality, and garments of all kinds will
be made to order on short notice. All orders
promptly attended TO, aud garments wonanled
o I'll and made N the best styles. An eSpe.
rlence Of many years in the business will in
sure faithful execution Of all work entrusted
to his charge. JOHN Z. JONES.
-lronton, Nov. Q, lS55.y
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DANIEL JONES. JOHN McMAKIN.
NEW GROCERY.
NO. SECOND STREET, lRONTON, OHIO.
ZONES 4 nj cMAKIN,
DANIEL JONES.

JJAvE purchased the stock Of Grocere. of J. #. r.
III Carney. at the old stand Of James Mnrcnm, mud
customers. They keep on hand nll kinds OF Family
Groceries, which they will sell cheap for cash. Far
mers III the country will also find excellent place
10 exchange their Produce for Groceries.
We invite our friends 10 give us call before pur-
! chasing elsewhere. We will be tourd Al said Groce.
fy which will he open early and late.
DEC t5l-if.
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nAGuERREAE gallery,

TUE undsrsigned has ltted up The room re-.
Gently occupied BY Mr.. EaAnsLlx, anl 10
now prepared Y lake GOOD PICTURES, in
sn weather. Paintings, Dasuerreotypes and
ton given in the ast. ~ MRS. DhUPiiiN.t
~ Il
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BO,AT-BUIL D EE
AND ALL OTHERS IN
TERESTED IN

~A w
We, the undersigned, having become sole
Ager,s of the right OF RALSTON'S PATENT
PORTABLE SAW MILLS, IN the following
Territory, viz: All that part Of Southern Ohio
not sold, embracing Lawrence, Scioto, Jackson
Vinton, Gallia, and several other counties, the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Caiior
MIA, and all the Territories OF the United States
and the South half Of Illinois.
We have fully tested the practicability OF
said Mill, and having done so we confidently
claim for il the following advantages over any
olher saw mill now in use:
lst lis cheapness and durability.
Cd. We can move the mill to timber, instead
of timber to mill.
Sd. The carriage runs level with the ground,
and is in sections 50 that the timber con be
sawed of any length, without stump-shOt as
the saw cuts both ways.
4th. The saw runs horizontally and begins
on the top Of the log, which prevents all spring.
ing and is peculiarly adapted 10 the saving Oi
Shin Plank, Floor Timbers, &C.
9th. 1t can be attached 10 any Steam or Wa
ter Power, and will not require more than hall
of the power that is used in the ordinary Saw
Mills, and will do as good work and more of il
than those with the vertical saw.
M PR OF.
Two OF these mills are now in operation al
Wheeling, Va, one in Columbus, o., one al
Warren, rrumbull county, o., and hundreds
in other places, all constantly running, as q
sample for inspection to all. The saw IS driv'
en- by x-iOrse engine, and placed upon I
frame that is also portable.
We are prepared to manufacture the abov'
described Portable Horizontal saw Mills, will
or without Engines, at short notice, at reason
able prices-with Township Rights--put then
up and give WARRANrEE, IN any VI tn,
above described territory, or IN any other por
ZION of the United States, not previously dis
posed Of. .,..-.....
This mill is portable, and capable Of trans
portation wherever there is navigation or roads
Any information wanted, or orders sent by mai
address the undersigned, ''lronton, Ohio."-
They will promptly ship to order, Mills, 10 an
port or rail road depot in any Of the above ter
ritory. For further particulars refer to
u, B. WHITE, Newton Falls, Trumbull co
Ohio, or 10 any LUMBER ma,i ii use Of the mill
:. JAMES CAMPBELL, Agent,
| CHARLES A. HAlGHT. '.e'"'''
| Ironton, May 29th, 1855.
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J. COMBS & cos.
Book List for November,

YNHE Old Homestead, by Mrs. Ann S. Ste.
phens, Sl,25
Eolopoesis, LOO
Ghoslly olloquies, 100
Becchcrofl, 90
Table Twils with Something on Them,
Down, LES
The Newcomes, Thackeray. 2,G0
A Basket of Chips, Boughsm. 1,25
The Modern Horse Doctor, Dodd, / 90
Women of the Nineteenth Century, 100
English Orphans, IS
Harpers Classical Library, just published
The Translaiions Of Horace, Virgil and Salust,
10 be followed by many other valuable works
from Latin. Price IS cts.
Sacred Philosophy-God Revealed IN Crea-
lion and in Christ, by James d. Walker, author
o. Philosophy Of the Plan Of Salvation. Price
81 60.
Christian Theism, by Robert A. Thompson,
being the testimony OF reason and revelation to
the existence and character OF the Supreme
Being. price ,25.
Also Fresh supply Of Which, the Right or
the Left, ut J. COMBS Il CO.,
Bank Block
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Diarrhpa, Cholera Cholera l(ersls ~
nh &. B. PERKINS, Remedy il 1 suse GUS
|D for the above distressing conplanas, sle
warranted. Mansfactured and for sale By
r. 8. WRIGHT 4 Co., Drursisss.
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JOHN SHILLITO 4 co.
NO. l2 EAST FOURTH STREET,
.s-. CINCINNATI. .4s 8,-,s
Importers Of Dry Goods e CsYpeting

ID DESPECEFULI.Y inform their Customers and Pur.
IL chasers generally, that they are now opening an
ex xicnsive and complete assortment Of Diy G0nps.
CARrxTiso, FLooR On cLn1H, 10.
Families, Hotel Keepers, Steamboat owue'A sHd
strangers, may depend upon finding the bes OF
Goods at prices as low as they ran be purchased IN
East ern Cities. ~ II ft 81
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TyoR RENT-The STORE HOUSE in Rod.
10 gers Block. lately occupied by A. p.
Kouns 4 Sons. For terms, 60, apply to n N
J. N. CLARkScN,
nov 8 Oficc over w. D. Kelleys Bank.
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WANTED 1!

A active, honest man in each section Of the
IA State, to take orders by SAMPLE" for
VELPEAU'S MAGNETIC AGENTS. A sala
ry of $500 per annum, and small commission
will be- allowed. "Salary payable monthly"
For particulars, address DR.. NJ. VELPEAU,
4224 Broadway, enclosing stamp TO prepay an
swer nov G-4t
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GO DOZEN Country Knit Socks, al e2,5O per dozen,
w or rs cts. per single pair IS dozen do. al 82,25
per dozen N. DERBY CO.,
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h. & r, LEETE.

h. 4 B. LEETE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
White Pine Lumber, Portsmouth,, 0.
ID EsPECTFUI.LY announce to the people Of the
II city and county aud our old customers aud friends
in particular, that now Offer for sale atour yard
on sixth Street, -
zoo, 600 Feet of White Pine Lumber,
portion Of which Is dry and In ne order for use, hav
ing been stuck fifteen MONTHS
100000 shingles al prices ranging from 10
per NJ, aud q very good article al S3,6O. ..ssG.
100JOO0 feet cheap Pine and Hemlock boards. "A
prme article fof aiding up barns aud stables, q asp
Tor sheetlng and rough fencing.
$1,000 feel Of joist and scuntng ut extremely low
ratgs. i.ts - vti ;. q.,ss
We wish h distinctly understood that we keep con-
stantly on haRd q good article Of dressed flooring
All persons wtshiug use lumber will find tito their
interest ID give ~ all Come and pead the ewspa.
pers IL nothing else for we pstronize the press.
We soil 90 much below hs Cincinnati prcss thai
the people aoag lhs river will money Wy seuding
Once or sixth ssssbs.wssac acoussMd wasains,o.
ge AZ the Court H0use. "a r$-lis 4
July 3i-n6-x. 4FF; pls9 IN ey,gs
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Barbering and Hair Dressing.

DANIEL DAVIS, 2nd door below the Iron Bank, and
~ next door TO Combs u Co.'s Hook Store, respeci-
fully announces TO his customers aud friends that lie
ia prepared TO wait all who may favor him with
call. RazOrs scissors, pocket knves aud fine edge
tools generally will be put in order as required, and
OIL .he most reasonable terms. Call and see him.
N. B. Shop closed on the sabbath.
July l7,Ii, 1s55-2i-y
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

SGxxx4VN ~ oGAA ARN0s
MchaI o. james, Admin'x with
the will annexed of the Estate
ofBenjamin n. James, deceased.
Nathan Bradford,
Temperance Bradford
Peter lawrence,
Estanda Lawrence, -N.. b.
Isaac NJ. Ryan,
William Temple,on, I Lawrence Pro.
hsai issni.min i%r,.@Ss; z: @Ssa;ssse,d. bate Court
Providence Wakefield, .-..
Richard + Jamcs, BE-. ....
Bazell James.
Benjamin N. James, -
Amanda James.
lanes Kelly. aud
Michai Kelly. Heirs nj law.
THE said defendants nre hereby Informed that on
i the 2s,hday of November. 1855, snid Adminls'ra-
trix fled Petition IN suid Prol a,e Court the OBJ
jcct and prayer Of which Petition is 10 obtain an or
der, &c. ihe sth day Of January 1855, for the as
signmcn, of the Dover Of the suid NJ chal o. James
the Widow Of the sn,d Benjamin N. James. dec IN
ind the sale Of the following esate OF which the
said Benjamin N. James died sezedi or so much
thereof as may be necessary TO pnyihe debts OF said
land lying and being in said county Of Lawrence. Of
the lands subject to sale at the land office ut Chilli
cohe; the 6rs tract bounded aud descrited ms fol-
lows: being part Of the west half Of the northwest
quarter Of Sec. No. 8. Township No. 2, Range No.
i6. Commencing at the N T. corner, at whiteoak,
inches in diameter, thence south on surveyed line
. whiteoak, two feet in diameter thence to The Sec
ton line; thence along said Section lire TO Thomas
Bets corner to hickory, inches In diameter thence
running along Thomas Betts line 10 the place Of be
ginning, containing 40 acres, more or less
:, The secondtra bounded and described as follows,
TO wit: Range 10, Township 3 heng part Of the
southwest quarter Of the north west quarter. also
part Of the quarter OF the southwest quar-
Ter Of Section No. 4. Commencing ut Benjamin N.
James southeast corner thence 40 rods TO large
stone, marked with letter iWl thence west course
with William Evirs line rods to whiieoak, o in-
ches in diameter, thence north the Section line 10
Benjamin NJ James southwest cornsr, thence cast
wardiy 90 rods, the beginning, Is acres more or
less being ali the lands in said county which the said
BENJAMIN N. James died seized.
The said defendants are further notified that on the
2ist day OF january, 1886, application will he made
by the Petitioner for the assignment Of Dover, and
for an order sale for tie residue. r
-f MICHAL O. JAMES,
Adm'x of the estate OF
Elias Nigh, Benz. N. James, deed.
Any for petitioner. . .tDec CIV
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II 4 BBLSS Sup S. F. Flour, received on con.
llf signment, and for sale by
CLARK Il NELSON,
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Candles and SOAP.

IN BOXES summer Candies,
OV 90 do Palm Soap,
10 do Fancy Soap,
10 do Star Candies,
10 hf bxs. do do
20 Or bxs. do do ;s,..- 4.
All OF the best qualify. for sale low bv
BCSKIRK & DAVIS.
, No. !, Buckeye Block.
Portsmouth, July 10th, ls56.-2S.-y.
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NEW GOODS

FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
THE subscribers have received large as.
SOrtment Of
ELEGANT GOODS,
Selected with great care, from which they are
prepared 10 make GARMENTS TO ORDER,
in superior manner. They have also large
stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,
mination 10 please, they cen assure GOOD
BARGAINS 10 all who may favor them with
their patronage. FERGUSON Il ELSAS.
No. 4, Union Block, lronton, O.
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Z HHDS Bacon, Shoulders, and Sides for sale
by CLARK & NELSON.
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Attachment Notice.

\ Tiny instance, writ of attachment 90,
"A this day issued by S. M Gown. a iu,t;cs
Of the peace of Rome township. Lawrence c"
Ohio, against the monies. property, and E ffects @
Of Burwell M Comas and John Jones, non re.
sldent sH! debtors Of said county, for the sum Of
va, 10 debt, and $40 probable costs of suit
Dated November I, 1856. -
[no 40-3ts] JAMES HASKEyr.
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Rio, Mocha, and Java Coffee.

Imperial, Gunpowder, and Black Teas,
All orders sent US will be promptly attended
to, without any disappointment as TO quality
and price Of gooGs, or the time Of their deliv
cry. Our old friends, ond every bod else, are
respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock. NOV. 6, '55
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= q Auu : OF INC eBtnte o
Elias Nigh, Benz. N. James, dec
Any for petitioner. . tDec

E~o" .AHAH1o
1.-TWO FIRST RATE FARMS! ONE IN
i Gallia county, 109 acresi one in Scioto
county, ITO acres For further particulars in.
qulre Of A. H. Samson, Attorney at Law and
Real E' ate Agent, Oak Hill, Jackson county,
Ohio. Dec '55-tt
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=. KELLEY
No. 8, Union Block, Ir0ntOn.

NO. D, Union DlOCkS lTOnIOu.
Fresh Arrivals from Philadelphia, Of
Dry Goods, Queensware, Glassware,
and Funcy Articles.
A FrER many thanks TO the public for their
n liberal custom, we would say that we
have just purchased in Phladelpl ia, a stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which we are now receiving, and are better
prepared than ever before to offer BARGAINS
TO our numerous friends and customers.
Our NtOck Of Ladies' Wear,
Consists in part of CALlCOES American,
French, and English Prints. latest styles,
Gnghams, Muslin de LANES,
Black Lustles, De Bazes of all varieties
Bombasins, Cashmeres, &C.,
Palretto and Lyonse Goods,
Plain and Fancy Lustres
Black Silk Dress Goods. =
Fancy do do
Satins, Plain and Fancy,
Linen Collars with figured needlework,
Ladies and Gents Linen Pocket H'dk'fs.
+" Silk do
Chmizettes and Underseeves,
Ladies' Clof ks and Mantillas,
Bay State Winter Slawls,--a large variety.
Bonnets--laiest styles.
Ribbons and Trmmings--a rich assortment.
Hosiery and Gloves. q
Plaid, W0Olen, and Canton Flannels,
Of every Variety and Color.
American and Dutch Check.
Tickings of the best manufacture.
Woolen, Linen and Cotton Table and Stand
4, Cloths,
Irish Linen OF all qualities and prices.
Cloths, CasSimeres and VeStings,
of every grade and color, from the finest impor
ted to the cheapest domes,ics.
Cotton Yarns and Batting,
Carpet ain Of all colors,
Stocking Yarns in every variety
Quecnsware and Glassware. Il
We have just opened large stock Of Queens
ware and Glassware, and can furnish complete
sets of the latest and most elegant styles OF
Stone China, white as snow also o large as.
sortment Of Glassware.
Rio, Mocha, and Java Coffee.
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IRONTON DEPOT Js & AGENCY
THE SALE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Manufactured Articles and ! "a
MeRCHAMD lSE GENERALLY.
!RONTON. OHIO.

ORLANDO J. HOPKINS having t,ken tie
" Large and commodious ware room under
the Masonic Hall, corner OF Second and Law.
renee streets. for the purpose Of trsnssctiny an
exclusive AGENCY, COMMISSION, AND
PkoDUCE business, would respectfully soil.
CT conslgnments ofsuch Merchandise and PFC.
dnce of every and any description. as are Mar.
ted 10 the market. Having determined moi to
purchase any article on his own account. and
to make prompt and punctual returns as soon
as sales are affected, also to give satisfaction 10
consignors and shippers, will be pleased TO
open correspondence with Manu- fact6ren, Mer.
chants and Dealers, in the various cities in the
Union. who may wish a prompt and efficient
agent OF Factor IN this part Oft the Iron Region.
heler 70 John Campbell, and Peters, James
Co., lronion; Lukens Il Sons. Koches,er.
pa;; McAtee 4 Bro, Wheeling, va, II. Childs
q Co.. Plttsburg, Pa; Samuel McConneiI.
Portsmouth; Tweed Il SIbley, Cincinnati.
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FALL AND WINTER STYLES
DRY GOODS. I
WILLIAM LEE & CO.,
"a, WEST FOURTH STREET,

SiNSlNNhliy
OFFER 10 their customers md others an unusually
" LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT, III
u the varieties Of Go.Ds for the season, selected with
great carc.in regard 10 styles. qualities and prices.
Attention is respectfully invited 10 very extensive
assortnlents in the following departments, viz:
l.AcEs AND EMBRolDERiEs, portion Of which were
imported direct
SiLxs OF THE NEWEST AND CHOICEST STYLES, IN
great variety.
PRINTED MUsIIN-pE-LAINEs, PLAIN FRxycu MERI-
Nos, aud other Fancy Goods.
CAILcoEs AND GiSoHAMs-The styles Gnd prices
will as usual. secure attention 10 this depar rment
FlHnnels, Muslins, Linens, Housekeeping Goods, n
larger stock than usual varieties and AT prices suit
all.
Cloths. Casineres and other Goods for Boys.
Shawls Of new and popular styles.
Also. Cloaks mud yciveis, Cloths and other maieri-
ais for Clocks Particular attention IL invited 10 The
Cloaks IRON the manufacturing department OF the
House.
N. B. Our purchases are made in large quantities
and at the most advantageous rates. and our selling
prices the one price sysiem will he found advan,a
gcous 10 our Gust oners. WILLIAM LEE co.
sep.5