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Mene NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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an, ts fe fir tte Sdtrainer cine 5~erberge Bel 6rr. Srbn 81:
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bag o;efelben einen eemiden @eriSmmlnn9Spfab boten. Die
GrDfnune Der 6erberes fnbet am Wrntoa Ben Is. San. fatt,
npju mir idurntlt6e S6reirer hermit eintaben.
%. Zimmerman. 81. ltlrtdb. &. Goar. 80. 6rensel.
Dp4m s. gBittf ftnc. SIR. S6tGin1.
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Sftis'pt fIGtt, aartst pte wIuat Ii, ndrtt tie IT, Oen, trrtdt
pc 8ftftgs @ntrste, ~ser5onnt SOM rmutb un> etest bem
lGm&@ltten R0rper sta rp$uat.. Iusf:tcn, btruttg1 BE ssr:
pisSsr Der. Drfs Etnf:ur lam RON Verionen ieern alttrs rnc
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lsnpe Nrbett Oerutiaat pttb i6afA 9e6pbgn unb Hamen,
..elae bar4 9teIes 5,gtn Ietbtn, werpe@ f9neI ~9iaO;runs faa.
I'll N1 oas publifum.
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%natsett, esbtauGt sr Or. 6 + - 9efuuGtttts :
&tnt tut as Estimttt'! fir tsiut Rranttet.
81 bsrtuea. te ~aassmetn bsthGnnte Sinitur rtai1t tGs 8l t.
1artt eas 9ersenipfsH ,bsfrett %hberbaupt tei 26rper pom n0tn
Ham:.lSn-Ateetttn pe1@e tans . at, NOS lr8snb ~befcnrsre
gtas p~uattrtare Car, pel4e in unfsrer si8ensn etabt tur4
@r' pa mtr's 9elRnesetts, Gtdttdr 8enaA ut UDrten.
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sraous!GiAcn g8trfunssn Dir &taime,'s @tfiunbbstts ata tur,
rsIAe fe an mstut t1au tsptrtt Bat, mtttn.tlsn ~ tSnnen.
Vpt isGs gt9naten ltt me ne 6tau an lInusrOauIt&fstt uub
SHrtnesl. Spre 9tfStSfarte a ubsrte fG uuf tbr 9ef6t une
pals bttefts f6 NIT Yideln, mtlAs erpBe @amer;ea eeru,-
Ia@tsn, bic fh4 9a, 8rat IN SbuItern erfr'dtsu. 50 tSuttt
Or. @talneF's : tpttnr nnb shs msine frau bic erie 5taldt
3 Giai&sn su f4 scurmmtn Bate, mar lie ~r,Wf6uhig ~p,rRereut
W. s, Htbsrt, IS c, @aeaar.
NcroEl Srnnfbeiten,
Er. Chalmers Gsfunbbeits. Sin. fur tsptrft ctns fiber {
8lurttni8un8 uub fdrft 8slGra@te lerpen. Gs IN sletd9ll
tg, Ub Bic Goufft mttUn ourd Srautbstt pbtr barG usreselnd
sl9sa gtSenswauest eeT3~a6t t.. 0te Dtrtanatu Der dtuhar
lto ~un'sbt6dr. Rcplmeb, nsrUhfe S6mer3en i'm gtl t, Gr-
taiton8en, S3md4e, Wsidnhslte b Geu eraen @efli6aft
Elm 2%5trIanbsn, fG n.nss Qsttn gu 6rtnstu, metbsn bprt, bttft
2tnttur esbett, ebenf5 ale Rraafteiten nel0e our6 fpdtes
a%!ntbletetn erteuetpOrten 4, o. SdlatlOf5tstt, f6pa6t @r-
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tIr furitt
Or Ippettt torb bura ie sef6rtt unO tas Qebtn ~Sttldrsert.
Ter bept.''n &ffols ii DGs rstt3su9niB iur Die cus5e.etansts
Wtrtuna ter Ituftu.
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CT s0tg6ts DaGuerreptDp - q aIIerte.
Rr. 63 Baltimore. rnts @Opfra6s,
unb Er. 19 Sf.B0ltimOrs,, swtidtN 8rpnt. unb 5tahfrafc,
Dem bsutf&en 9ubittsnt Dtsnt 8~efali8i 3ar Nobrt6t, bB tn
8plse Der thinner GrbBer Terbtnttn 8opL, DEFENDERS nsnr
bfutlhen Sam en-, Id ctnen Snftten plaB etnetrtdtst pnb mi:
guten Rruften perfebeu tdte.
User batter tduftenb dbnltd portrattirt ien min, befude bic
Odgucrrept9pesG5aler Ytr. 90 Baltp Str. oberbalb @aplrase,
pper SIR. 10 Ot = Baltimore, spiiden 5rpnt> unb @t9bfrabe,
NO man btai8er unb beier beoient iptro ME an tr8enD etnem
gdntee. pIds. Tartilten oter eiujeinGn Deripnen, bic ihre GDr.
ratta mad europa pper tr8euO einentl0ctttteue perfenben pelen
Il Obt9er plaB beipneers dnenpfptleu.
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{ tonberiin, y rim ipGI uno prOfeffpr btr 0uc
brurespiffsnf6
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les taatmGnnifden @shnunosnefens. 8. &. eeher, Quf. s
@tretretunf. MEer Gle taufrUonnihen WiNeRthattSn uuo Sc
panoslftad ptGtfidb une tDccrsti'd) trlsrnen min, iCd;s ote'e Hair
~6tiuden, iro ot ihbrfsnuno Bmstmofi9hen ScnnlpiNs msr'anu
der Ar eelctrt ub tld,ttp EaufOtt sebtIeet msrtCn uIur
yiGt4stu te lunt: @uttLkune init ecppd!tr Nsdonune, mad d
nuRsntrin9 r bhCu @pfGE. bunnCerstt; GorlehInosr iher 50.
traffic, Rem p0eniteedt0fe, 8erfIts run9ru, WsdiS' onrs iN3ros
at8absu Ii f 10. Soutm0nnIidbes $ed,nunesrsien &as ucp.t
den Arttn ron StnGdtsbnsn, 6 aiuIotcnrn II. I. w. - 1t SIT,
mttoen ridt MIR 3u fhnsuen &ednern Gebileet, fortetr
erlcrnfn auGD Gle Surf, matbsnonide @runofNes "a comIprtg,
}rfdsr riEiidD ausurucnoFn. - GdrcibstIna Der 5cglina Rj
lstFg in Dieter Stunt ssU6t, an fh cine ccutsnts tOUiu0U s.
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SLOAN Il DEEMS

5GIabGntIer I'm @rrS- unb AleinDertau'
erctttr, Gcsnn, Sd'ats &c, fur Sdrstntr unh BIN men
@de DON graft une @mprplr., unpeif ber @lGe
TN BaItimrrt,
80 Gduftr ipetotH tets sius ~ pse NuspafI fs tetr-
gut eetrUdnelen &au. une &6rttrutrtsts 81 tsr BIZ
Nrttien ftrbtr. 49,
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emsfeblt f4 benz 9 bItfun sur Infsrtt8un3 after in bieies Sal
einl6taeenpen Mrbetten, ais:
8uGereinbdnbe a0er Nrt, t~auerbaft un6 gut sebunben Gar.
nirunsen ppn Sttfereten in Gprtempnnates, Gtuis uub a1t
Observation-Disclosures eei6mafOpa nb gut 9earteitet; aaf
Mrten pom Senetr9~, 8anc9< uno Stpre ; &prea werben aut
gefteaune ldneQ auseefubrt; 8ilper merten etnBerabmt.
9erner e%npebte ib elm fA0neS enforcement ron Spielpa'
Semeaerie, Ntppia6en, Mie1ern, Spte9eln, 8dunmen, Nccrr
repns, ltpttnfatten, WptenpapRr &C. &C.
N- Stidereien &c. merpen in alen Sdncn. Mrtueu, fpptepp.t
ntpnnaieS &c. 8ebmadppl garnirt. = giaise unb prpmpte BE.
etenun8 perhen 5u8eliNert. GhaS. 8reffe,
21u3nt 2h5 Canton Np. , ; rur,n pom Brp rtmut
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-19
&nmnnnnie Wcfch1f

@Onpdgnie Wcid,dft.
ltnter;etdneter 5et9t bier it an, bne er lb am teutt0en Sage
nit YRr. 9. s. IS es o1rctrt BABE. Der Same unb bic Inter
Idrtfs BET Birmd III Spu te0te an QDln. y tppo unb Gp.
So m, u. 8pNb,
Baltimore. ZEN /. Sanudr 1856.
Die ltnter,cidneten tllteu tets ouf 2aer Elm rrQfGnti9eS
urb du88efu6tcs Nnorttment 0rn ltt (GeaO uao 6atrtftutot,
Gtearren, S0unpftobaf @fefen, Gi9arrenboN9 &c. u.b kpfen,
burb D%trgrbBerte 3bdttSteit un6 erneuerter Gnerste bic CDunf
bss 9nblifuns aSGp ferner SIT ~Seretcnen.
SO III. q. g . ; II. CO.,
i.dyEfrE; CO., gfr. SO GputD Str.
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SAubs unb Sttefelftore

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~ 8 N.-Srtfert9itr. nsben 5rienpi btp& neinebans.
go en- pfsble It'd nietnen 8reunntu Enb Bstanntsu, fupte
r ~, gneHFHm Lber 6aupt tn anfertiBrn8 GGer @tteu S1ub.
Jug SltttSt. Aac be! MIR btefnte @rbett ptrh dufS G pltoeft
mo 0amerPattt an9e fertiGt unO 5ebsrGann s~pfrttten neltu,g
iMat- y. Dtngfelbe
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2idttilp : Wt::niatur @QGcrie,
TAR Min. %9u'lbtnp, t @O'bOf &Ge IN FaItmtic Az .
'ots. ReRenubsr btn gun s. on x to " Il Via ,
~fprpfraFe - Dos 23sttsr ID t tren ANA E q fft CUi
3laeS. . 0mets rs0t'Funs, Btdt, tlt ia en- steB.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-19

Subent mir ts t~anS1ufise pubtttunt 3u bieien 8ale einGa.
rem. srlaubtn mir uns ~ bemeifen Oa6 ode SOrhsrettunaen &C.
trpfen Fne, UNI benIetben sum elGn5eubiten Der Satipn 3u na-
den. SIN Saate lit elm Wiepom erri2tet, aus BEN bic 0lptt.
m6nnsr tn ksrem sef6mafpUlen romouttiden Gpitim srf6et-
men percen, iber6aupt itno bic 0DrfebrunQen Der Nrt bae mir
ben 9belnebmern peripreden tHnnen baB 0e pDbt ME einen
~briQautered z al teieenpbnt baben.
Die MRuit 1T benz rubmlibit betannten S6emm' Iben GprpS
Gbereeben, unb cer sewdnbte g8irtb Npain 3 sbel (Q9irb inn
~fisbtfreet 9pteD miro fur be beifen Spslen nnh -@etrdnte for.
an. CO. Gid Is fir eiuen 9errn unp , DGmen Gnb fur ST per
Stad tet benz uuterJciGnCteu 9pmittee nnb Abtnps an Der GdHe
5u BADEN. . G 0 NJ NJ t~ttee:
@Gb M. I6dnmerba6er 9 Gb %. Sippet, y Q6 B6bmer,
Seh .. Reih, 2 So. * Mtsiefe, 9 s. 2uSwte,
81 gb. s. Deid. uGb.G Sdndber 3 s runientbol.
g 81. s. G66mbs, 8@t s PAUL, 6 G gBG6Hpr,
9 @b u. Se6el, 3 yb @unert s. Mmrbein.
a1U-4 feb Sinau;s Setretdr
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Oeutld)e unb enolilGe Sdule.

SeUITUt HHp tIIyITut SI0AIt.
NGen 0eren Sur geo6tuns. nelfe ibren 6inbern cine quite, ii
bS bur9erIide teben nIettde tloung eeteu taNen prarn.
Der llnterrift pirb auf bic sredmdBiefe QDstie ertt,t,
rem Rehtl4er Mfnfsrf&ulsn 9tei&" nm in tur5sr 3et ems {,
Ntnbern ~aaNemetn niislite SiIoune ;u eeben.
Nn6 Der engtilte lnterri6t miro erupblib eefebrt unp
Itetrieben, ME er nur fir unS Oeutlde bier Sen Nueen fen hpl
Yer Nebrlaal 1T i'm 2ten Sipd bS Gdboaies pn DiOntg'
ncrp- unb SGnrrer Stra6e, Nr. 2i1.
I5bOt a. NeuufteI Qt,
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Oruderi6mGr3el OruderIhmGr5e /

Ger untsrseihnetcc seist biermtt zen 0rufsrn in aaIFimc
1nb Der %lllngegenb a, pg er tets af Eager tt une tde
GudlttGt unp 8erbe, befetenb in scr pcritieoenart:
lrn &uswab ven ertra Sdmar;, Rartcn- Id uab i:
tun9s,SAmG'S &c, fpmte eiu Eager ron fem fptrrirter Or: q.
0;nte rim, gels, braun. %buutelbtau, enaItid unp beu2
carnrtn unb rrtt aud @Clbbrpn5e unb @arniid: peiAe
Itttel t1 ais bic befeu i'm Mtartt 8arautire unb Su ZEN bid
pretien pertuufe. 8.6. s ettpm.
laia6mt Scr. SGb-Gt~ arlesfr., Satp..
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CHIN MEMS STORE.
ebtnefl6e 9reicrp unb prGpdrtrter Snener (@inoer). gbprp.
9bcm, ebutne9, @urrte &c. 9iaeB- g8ur eli. Seife, 3obnpulrer
5darpl uno GartImertcn ppn pen %prtirGrfen tts gu ben feinfel
Scpte aud $50 8iiteu Z bee, mOruuter june nnb alter Spfrn
0unpomber, Sn1pertat. SptpnN, engi1dcS 6riibfhif. Srane,
ub 8lumentbee. = NU cieicr 3tee murbe ertra fir tieItr
Marft au8ge(udt ub farn garauttrt merben. bo6 lie rid, rein
ppm fetnten 0eidmad inb unb 30 Qrrsent biajqer bertaut
werben, ais ir8enb no. Gten ic Mrinen. Wlanbeln Mcfta
SoSa unb onrere Sprten @afee i'm 3tnelf4en 2aben Gfs pp>
Baltimore unb 6rtprib Str. fibtm
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NurnS a. StoHu,
&tc DcH @rtan~ unb 9ermnnhrabe unb S8bpefs&de pom
Pratt unb 5FrGnpntfraBe,
aoen tets att e1aCr stre Qro5S 0lspsbt TeNl 8%etrpfutteS unb
rafdltt8 nuSaeGlhtes NHOrrtneut vpr Bat unb Shretner.
4 mai pss eeielbsN u btttaen 9rtten nnb 1nnEnnbarfr
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Gal nuO Mnsipieluna.

SGSgaaA Saa lt1O gnsipiel1tag.
&SEaE Der 8da unb bic NuS 1pielune pom R(etberf6r Gufen,
RR eingerabmten Stloern unb Spteeeln in @plprabmen
une elmer SlaoRtnte $500 i'm @3ertb unb 100 @ewinne nit
600 lifets, miro DtouId9, BEN Is. Sduuar in Der Wetampra.
9da %absebdlten werben. uuterSetbneter erIu6t dqe feline
Sreunbe InO ale Die welde Ibetl an ptelem 0erena9sn nebf
Au8ipieluns nebmsn mplsu, f6 8ifets onsuciguen.
Gtfets fnp in alien BEN peutiden Yterb6uiern, no 3ettel an.
eei6laseu Fnp WnD bel rnteriei8netem so Cts. a periDn ;u
babe. S. Ga Bmdnr, -:
bis VI 300 5I6 Gh rIPSnr
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as GdsSUa pratt. unb @7tlISfress, nat.
,btm O rfbE1art
'rftrttst unb Sertauft I'M Grpssa ame RIstaeH aqe Irtsn br
'sfta q - b 10 E3eG0
fur 3tnmtrIeute, 9 arttner, Dre9sr un5 f0nR!gs G*uerie. -
asrt., S~AntSmefsr, Stemnttfen UNI as b~erartf8<9 Arttfs)
tHb p~rrrdtbtS anS nsrben euf Sthelua6 gtrraGt unb btqtef
lets@nel; e0tnfp isbe Reparatnr prpnpt bsfprnt. ti5niit
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&GaaaON'8 EKOE6l

(Malson allemande & ~francaise(
) d7ttte-, mace 5eIltbeps anb sptlaeu s. vIltbG n. uf
@apfrabt, fillmore
Tittenes unS 6ea8sn8sr fn6en am Obisea plate pie 6cRtg +
Abmt unS Sueorfennenbfe BeGan9luag. QR Der SAsnfs f.,
{ 8 ots bsfen @str6nte gu batta una gu jstr Stuute Srs 3 aoss
ann naa Der 9arte 9e1petft ptrbsn. DaS 5ptel lteat TN gsr.
ipuntt etr Stabt, tt tn attn 2betIen GHfs Bette ttuaertntet
NJ tam ss baib ~sffsnbtrs ausUdrttssn anb bitr aAfdfE.en
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5agubrt6 8ua; eers. gDet8et; Grrp, gtfel.
sNWA. ltatertiibnng8=Saa
f2' nj @efttn beS felt mebren S0brsn ~erbtuteten, trInt.
49, libsn uuO siR3lt& urbeitSunfabi8enl
Sacpb Wen9e:,
Der Stslen uu1crer 2anbsIeute GS Elm Wtdnu b fdnnt 1T, fer Be-
frebt mar, tn gefunren Sas'n istne 8amiie shrenspa su erHab-
rer, baben bic uutersett neten auf
Wtpnta9 ben %. San. III Der Wtet1ntpraballe
einen Saa peranfaltet.
Sic arrangements bierSu fnb tn ieber &t 70 ;~redbtsnIt6 &C.
trpftn, ba6 Ntenanb, welber enti6tpRen IN, fur einen ieipen-
ben g&ttruOer. feine ntlbe 9an6 su Bfnrn, u~ntefriesiet rem
Ba1ladl ptrldHeu Girb.
Eifcts gu so cts. fir sinen 9errn uup Damrn fnb su 5aben
Bet ben 5erren
Ger. .. Gptfmdr, Serb. Sid, Sds. Qdu!enbad
8. 81. Bplpcr ST.. S6lemnter, peer 8artrtf;
Wtarttn 4rrr, Carl 9Deltt, Spbn Sertb.
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sl5 Sseken erho(ten .

ISMS SWtEIN tIYNIIPN
Grtidt GaliiarOelen, Sarbslea tn Osl tsQdnb. 9Srinc,
'tmsaT8st -, cd resst. unb sriHsn Rraatcr. Ade. IL
fItf6t 3WetiG,n, Cries, GStrft. GAO, 5aDtun bin. Rur,
mel, QnnIs arb &prrtduber. Saamen. Fonts sanle nab osfro a;
the @rblsn, &tnfsn, Gobasn &c. ub fsts frtf3e Butter.
o Senrp SnefeIH. III Rauunrear
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Dr. Gp0ries &thuaunrt.
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VFUA AH UkkKtV
sfD- Nueperfauf Don oeut;dDen uno
franj5ftf4en 8a@etny 0~rnameaten, 8et4num.
gen, cplprtrten unp f@war3en 8ttbern, Qdnb.
~tarten, d. retbmatertatt II. bgL. 3u ber s. GIfte
Sss f g. Dfas at ssr Ill.,, S 5na,ss 5 Ssfte Sa Me2 e llnissr'
QG- glue 1uBer8ewDbnttde @ele9en6ett fur
8u de- ltebbaber, ibre Stbirthet nit sertnsen Soften ju
S%ergrpBeru. 80. Cur 6
27n QG- 81. 81. Gfe Der II. s aaette.Str.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-15
Soldiers Of all Wars Of the United
States,
JOHN s. GEORGE,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
JRONTON. OHIO.

HAS again created an agency in Washing.
Ill ton City. D. c., for the purpose Of pro.
curing bounty lanes, pensions, &c. Every
person who has served in any Of the wars Of
the United States, for period Of not less than
fourteen days, is by the act of Congress. ap.
proved March Sd, 1855, entitled (''An act in
addition to certain acts granting bounty land,")
&C., entitled to l60 acres OF land, who has
not already received warrant for that amount
Every person who has received 40 acres. is en-.
titled to l20 acres more, and every person who
has received so acIes, is entitled to 80 acres
more, &c. The widows, or minor children Of
deceased soldiers, are entitled to the same
amount. He would also say to all those for
whom he has heretofore procured land war
rants, If they will call again he would be
pleased to procure for them the additional
amounts Of land, to which they are entitled,
and 10 all who have never applied, he would
say, Come along, now is your time.
Office on Second st., over the Iron Bank.
Ironton, April 18th, 1855.
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I " ! II w SOAx ANU CANVx ~
3. GOODS, HATS CAPS GRO y. y n
CERIES. BOOTS AND SHOES. ATY
THE WEST iRQNTON i1,,I !
3 sssi3ss .D,i STORE, ,tg.asl Aeatf s,
II EEPS coustanak on hand and Il ssosivins.
IN fresh supplies Of all the above descrip.
\. FOR MEMS WEAR, ~,
Cloths, vestings, large assortment or Ready
Made Clothing, Boots, SShoss, Hats, Caps q,
y DRY GOODS.
Broad Cloths Csssimeres, Cassinetts, Corlu
royL Ginghams, 6atins, Poplins, Plain and
Figured , Dress ~ Siik Patterns. Every descrip
Irish linen Of every quality. :. 4 4, Z, sst-
Ladies' and girls Hosiefy-a large and com.
plete assortment. sgW 'I'sss.ii8 g9flIIN b
4 White. Yellow and Red Flannels. twilled
aud Plain. ~ -lFfH y .fs Tlfl
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.ss
Summer Shawls, Silk and linen handker.'
chiefs. 'hfNtlfA ~ 5sSs1f
Linen and Cotton Edsings. Lawns, 10.
Ladies fans and combs. &tff4t ak
The best stock Of Bonnet Ribbons and Trim
Foreign and Domestic Calicoes ,he latest
styles. I. ae 50 rst iahAN 71s1E
Bleached and Brown sheetins and Shifting
o large stock. V f@t sS n E@,1
Check Of all kinds, Jeans and Drillines. lT
Carpet chain Of oil colors. asSd sfia
Table linen Cotton yarn nd batting. y
Summer hats and suspenden. 3ttea
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY =
Table knives and forks, spoons, German silver
and Britannia ware, Colts revolvers--the best
manufacture. A. 60 80
GROCERIES, ~ Elk. !,
Flour and Corn Meal, Sugar cured and canvass.
ed hams, dried beef, dried venison hams, also,
sugar cured shoulders. W ,g-T'
New Orleans and Sugar House sugar and
molasses, loaf sugar. Z, III E3
Tea and Coffee, and Groceries Of every de.
scription. 70 f
Raisins. Figs and Candies, also dried fruit.
White Fish and Nackerel.
The best quality of cigars and chewing 10.
bacco kept constantly on hauj. W., :. "a,
WHITE LIME.
Trunks, Tubs, Buckets and Brooms,
WEST lRONToN, June 26, 1855 -2l.-tf
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New Goods ct the Clothing Emporium Of
H. WISE & Bro.

New Goods at the Clothing Emporium Of
H. WISE & Bro.
Ellison's new Building, Corner of Front
and Laurence sts.
nv HERE they are now prepared 10 offer
w extra inducements to all those who
may favor them with their patronage. They
have just received
Large and Splendid Stock Of Goods.
Consisting OF oil kinds of Spring and Summer
Clothing ior Men and Boys, which cannot be
surpassed lor quality and price in this market.
Ladies' Dress Goods
Of the finest quality Shawls, Cloaks, Bonnet,.
Ladies' Shoes and Jewelry
Gents Zine Shirts, Collars, Handkerchiefs,
UudeI Shirts, Drawers. &c., Trunks, Jewelry.
and Yankee Notions. India Rubber and Oil
Cloth Coats, Pants and Leggins, &c.
we are Offering for sale the most complete
assortment Of -
Ready.Made Clothing.
ever offered in this market. Our pools are n
our own manufacture, from the best OF mate.
rial. Having the advantage of resident mart.
ner in Cincinnati, and also of large busin.s
at Parkersburg, Va, we will be enabled TO
keep up general assortment on the most eco.
nomical plan, and will sell to those who NAV
favor us with their custom, CHEAPER than
ever before sold in this town.
Give us call, and examine our stock for
yourselves before purchasing; we are always
pleased to show our goods, believing that IL
you learn prices you will be sure to buy, ~
H. WISE 4 BRO.
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Doors, Blinds and Sash,
Prices.

JAMES PURSELL,
Exclusively Wholesale Dealer in Fan.
cy and Staple Dry Goods, Queens.
ware, China and Glass,
No. l, Enterprize Buildings, Front st,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Aug. Q, 1866. Aug. 2, 1866
New Goods.
THE undersigned is now in receipt o
Il his first fall stock of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps
Bonnets, &C., 10 which he invites the special attention
Of Merchants and furnace owners, with The assurance
that the Goods will he sold us low they can be had
from the New York and Philadelphia jobbers and nj
such prices will save the expenses on purchases
made in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
Late purchases and importaions of Glass and
Queensware make my stock very large aud complete
all Of which is offered at the lowest sand oil lib.
erat terms.
II Is the true interest Of merchants and dealers Ia
buy $500 per month near home preference 10 $4,000
semi-annually ut distant point thus keeping their
stocks resh and distributing their bills payable in
shape the more easily paid.
JAMES PURSELL.
Portsmouth, August g. ls55-2s,f.
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Barbsring and Hair Dressing
"This world his q barberous world, IL,
And burbefous people live In II, .'i 2

And if You don't take cure yourself q
They'll shave you In u mnnit." Ps
1.-THE boards bound 10 come Of II the handle don't
brenk!" I.i s.,.t es-eil.s5
ND GABE JOHNSON can shave you In about ns
II quick time as any gemman Oh colorn *
No shnn about his shop, except his style ofshampoon
ing which all should Try.
TUCK Topsy. son Of the Topsy tha,neve wasborn
Is there 10 brush, &C., &c. f-Fi
He Is expecting daily stock Of colognes, soups
oils, and other articles for the toilet which he will
sell low. gss. ~. 3
WASHING, IRONING, &C., done at short notice
Shop on Front street near the Ironon House.
ApriI 10, 1863 10Y, g. .t
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r ETTER paper and envelopes. wri.
~ .I ,isg IspsT Superior Windsor M Mill csP Note
cinl Mott. papers, Fancy Stationery, Envelopes, all
izcs, At Wholesale or Retail ut Bank Block Book
toIe. s,s- tN ]. COMBS & Co.
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I 3 ON TON HOUSE.
IR0NTON OHIO

w. ALLISON, PROPRIETOR
ii AVlNG made LARGE ADDITIONS OF CoMYoR-
IL LIABLE ROOMS, to the above well known
hotei' ana NEWLY FITTED UP AND RENOVATED
the Older part OF the house the proprietor would
solicit the calls Of his friends, and former ma
irons and the travelling public generally, xiv.
ng the assurance that he will use his best en-
eavors 10 please and render agreeable the stay
OF all who may put up at his House.
lronton, Aug. 8. 1854.
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WILSON & R1CHARDs0N.

WILSON & RICHARDSON,
"a HAVE removed their Saddle and Har-
f ness establishment to.
No. 6, Exchange Block, 2nd st.
where they will be glad to see their customers.
We have on hand general assortment Of
work, well made and out of the best stock. We
can't furnish customers with the very finest work,
not excepting any place in the STATE OR UNION.
Don't go to Cincinnati or Pittsburg 10 get a fine
saddle or harness we pledge ourselves 10 make
as neat and fashionable style of work as you
can get any place in the country.
We are prepared to trim buggies, old and
ne,, and also to put tops on carriages and bug.
gies in good style, and moi botch them.
We have several dozen real buckskin OK
lashes which Ne will sell by the dozen or sim
gle lash.
Particular attention will be paid to repairing
old saddles and harnesses Of every description
with promptness and dispatch. The public are
invited to gives us call. S
WILSON 4 RICHARDSON.
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0VRHNS ARE.

.THAvp On hand . largo lot Of the shove,
vhioA ! will ssell low. Those In want oi
anuhj4S Ii this line will certainly do well Ia
sive ~ . call. THOS. MURDOCH.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY

V0OUG1k1SG2N Ox2IOEH
TNHE undersigned has fitted up the room re-
i Gently occupied by Mr.. CHAMBLIN, and is
now prepared 10 take GOOD PICTURES, in
all weather. Paintings, Daguerreotypes and
Statuary accurately copied. Careful instruc-
ton given in the art. MRS. DAUPHIN,
sep Il
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FREDERICK D0RRIES,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

HANGING ROCK, OHIO.
TX EEPS the best quality of material, an
IN will execute his work in style and fin
ish that cannot be out done by any Of his craft,
here or elsewhers. All orders from abroad
promptly attended to.
June 9Th, 1855.