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PHOTOGRAPHS!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN

~ the photographic art-phGtographs upon paper.
.rrfaesinc in brauiy. Durability. artistic effect, and
Efe-Iks expressionau style Of Portraits or Miniatures
ever before drawn hy p pencil! Of hight FJT hneneSs
rouEdness, Depth Ct hElt and shade and rlchaess O
tone, they are voGderiUl-
The Subscribers return thanks Tor past ratrn sge'
and take pleasure in Announcing II tae e'u<ensoi Nar-
rem and vicinity. thtt they are nov prepared TO take
Lif--s ze Portraits mounted upon cave ss and finished
plain, or ccIored in oil. c-ayou. or passii, from 50 TO
$50. aDI warranted satisfactory
Y PSmaW size Photographs can ie taken upon paper
AMI Iailed to any raEt Of the ULited States, at livery
shall eN rcuse.
u Particular attention paid totaktrg out scenes
AMI Ia1dscanes. Also ukeuesses Of deceased persons.
TPDtguerrsotyp-s, or Miniatures Of deceased per
snEs, hsrcrer Fesr, c=n lie magl.Ged to life SIZE and
made perfect.
~ ambrotvpes taken for sI,o9 am upwsTis-
TFInstrucuoas given in all branches Of Photo
sra1hy. upon reasonable terms.
Observation-Disclosures moler1te. snd Licensees
,y1r-autedt to ple4--. Z ROBBINS.
W4r-a- gaUs- Il I-T5.
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PITs-TuEIR DURABILITY.

BEkcEvILLE, Trumhull Coo, July, 1856.
DR. TUBBs-DearS ir:-Two years ago last April.
brought my son to you t. be treated for fits. lie ha'
had them every Few weeks before, for a year and
half. After you prescribed, he had but one, and hzi
had none since then. Various other medicines ha'
beenused before, without benefit, and our physieianI
said they never could be cured.
n5E96 Yours, traIy, SOLOMON HUBER
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EMPLOYMENT!

GENTS. (either travelling or local,)
n for NEWSPAPERS and PERIODICALS, are re-
quested to send, WITHOUT DELAY, their address to
the undersigned. and they will be furnished with a hu-
siness which will yield them from 100 to ECO per cent.
profit. Thry Eiil please state what Newspaper or Pc
riOGicals they have csnvassed for. Persons who have
Dot hitherto acted as agents, hat who would like to en-
gage as such. will also please send their names. Post
ONCE address, County and State. written plainly.
WRIGHT. MASON q CO.
EsH23-an HEu YsxL
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sherir's Omce. Warren. Nov.
tECEIVER'S SALE.
. George b. Brown,

ny virtue OF AL Urder OF sale, to me- directed and de-
liYeTei, AID issue! OIt Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
OF TruHauIl County. Ohio. l shall expose TO Puulie
sale. near j. L. Nan-orIers Mil, On the pizEk road
north OF the V;IIIge Of Warren, in said county. Oh SAT
uriay, the 18Th day OF December, A. D. lsJ5, LeLve,n
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A, VI. and 4 O'Clock ?, N. OF
said day, the following described personal properly,
to ait:
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Annexed, Gn1 prices % The celebrated Bore Solvsrt
A-eucy's ReaedIc--Bore Solvent, IS cts, 50 cts. and
one dollar; Roster Linimrnt. for strains, inflammation,
sweeney. &c., > cents; Appetite Feed, which is the
hest ho-se power in America. p cents (sent by mail
30 CTS }; Prairie Heave Toaie, 30 cls.-sent by mail at
saaie rate. Sept. Il. 1856.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, 1rumbull
z C11rty, S.. In Frosate Court
Petition to prove de-
julius Trucsdell, mise and he .rship OF
vs.. Swarrintee. and get or
Harry Trass1su and others. der t. sell Land War

Ia
Tie irfen lzEts. G-or-- S~,raley, Stephen, Sophia,
Susar, suirhen, Sidney AMI Samuel StrIcy, all resi-
dents % the Safe o.: Indiana, are hereby Hot:f-l, tina
the plaiE;iG has this day fled in the Office Of tie codrt
Pro ate. his prtition, setting forth that James J. Trre5
dell o; tanned a ianl warrant under the act Of S~eGterl-
ter - ISJg, for - acres. No. 3.iel, dated March -,
1851. for services IN the war OF iSi2; that he never
assigned the same, and died interstate Of the 18th day
ApriI. ISJi. leaving Julius Truesdeil, Harry TTUvslell,
Moses Trueslv;l. Harriet s~coTjile. wife q Szilen SEQ
vile. Sarah Let, vile Of Sherman Lcct, Hannah
Scovilie. wife " John Seogi'le. ami Lydia Straiey.
wif- OF George Straley- his only legal heirs NJ lsv {;
tiat Lydia SIraley deed Dec IS. i-5i, leaving her aus
band. George Strsley- ard her children sou his, sicph
On. Susan. SufrLen. Sidney and Samuel Straley. her
only heirs and legal representatives, 81 law; lhat said
a-1r-e Straley and the heirs Of sad Lydia sI reside
in tn STATE OF Indians. AID said children are miners.
and from these f.ets, thrir indiTijuIl assi-rE.erts TO
said warrant cannot he had. and therefore the Plaintiff
asks that proof Of the demise Of said saTra0tee. and Of
his legal heirs 20 made. aEJ that = decree ie entered
.proiutius some sni;arie person . commissioner to
u.Fe sale os and assign said warrant
said petition is srt for hrarirg. At tie ofce OK the
Probate Court. on he 3i-t cay Of December, 1855, When
said ielen lauts Can make answer.
J. 7. ASPsR, Asy. fo- III.
warren Nov. 10. IS56-GS.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST ITH, ls2l,

ElSH-- 20 OILS. Goldfish, Is bbls.
\ MAckeTsl. 81 hall ibis do, ~ otis. No. 1 d. Il
qtis. No. lido, 81 half bhls. White Fish. 20 hall bils.
1rost, 200 Likes Herring No. Lin store and Tor sale
l0g At DUNLAP STEWARDS.
Dee. 5, 1s56.
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Drs. Palmer & Sawyer,
d Els S

Il N ! 10 o.
HAVE entered into partnership. tor
I i the purpose Of carrying on The Practice OF Den
tistry ia all its various branches.
DR. PALMER viii give his partic lar attention to
those Of his patrons who may prefer the Gold Plate 10
the Porcelain Rase Teeth Both viii give their atten-
tion to the operative part. Knowing ourselves eompe
tent to execute and perform all that NAV he required
Of Us in cur profession. we respectfully tender our ser
vicss to a discriminating public.
Office, . doors east Of the American House, Warren.
Ohio. NOy26 y
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GOING last.
Cleveland to
AnnngSfnTm

I9a5 ZIG Youngstown. 100 1:29
Coal Traia POiag West Grriges at Niles 6:50 p. ",
KeareS at 65D p. N.
CONNECTING WITH sTAGEs AS FOLLOWS:
At Solon. for Chagrin Falls.
d" BraceyiIle. for Newton Fails.
Warren for Sharon, Gr-enville, Mesdville, Bloom
field, Garfield, &c
Youngstown. for New Castle. Poland. Lowell and
EnOn Valley. and thence ~ Ohio and Penn. Raii
Road to Fittsi urgh.
GEO. ROBINSON, Sup't.
Ctaxelaud Nov % lS56
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RONE sOLvENT-For tie cure o.

DONE SOLYENT-Fur tic cure o.
ID Tourg Ring Bone, SPAWN, Splcut aud Cal!oSi
ties. Peculiar chemical aLsorneLts u~niiiGg through
the aid Of high Pharmaceutic1l skill, with certain OIea-
gincu4 aud B4lsaTaic Substances. possessing VAST Re
Operative powers. produces tie Bone S0freAf, Vhich
presents to ;Ae pa lie tsc Ully reliable specific teHd
ing 10 the relief ol tire above terrible ills.
Emp.riciSm, for tie last half century. periodically
sends forth adyenturers- aho herald wonderful receipts
Or peculiar operations that enable IruFr,etors TO imme-
diatFiy cure every Ring Bone and SPAWN in the land.
Facts, however. stands prominently forth - the results
% their use, At ute. Variance frem the predictions o!
tie EriVirics.
y TTGT TIE Bow SOLVENT tt is a preparation
based upon known laws Of animal economy. and is
Specifically prepared TO act upon the Absorb eEts. Ma
cus. ana Cartilaginous substances. tlt 10 act ia
teEdss 10 Blister.
DIRECTIONS.
RlA OIL once or twice : Gay. IA sgaA is very convent
eut 20 Apply il Eith. pouring the Solvent On swah and
appiy With a brisk motion TO the affected parts. To
stock ~ large in the feri, rub OF occasionally rs co2
venirut. 4 cure is facilitated ny auGrhiEg to the parts
4 ring .andase Of diiu sheetiug. stuffed with cotton-to
be kept aoisleuel sitL:O!yeHt. Also. hattie frequent
" with SAT- ami NiUegar-rememher this.
y N B.-Txo Dollar Bottles sent l-ee. nv Express,
t. any Railroad station N the silaut'c States upon re-
ceptiJn u the price ~ rail. Aiir-ss
BONE SOLVENT" AGENCY.
Warren, TFaILuil Co., o.
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NIusIGAL INSTRUCTION. Ms.
DLEASE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP,

FELEASE NOIlCE-A FRESH SUI
4 ply of Harr;sou's Columbian PerfgGery.
FOR TILE TOILET.
Double Cologne, Nertene Water, Florida Water,
Chi Saline Vinegar. &c.
FsR TIE SKIN.
Cream % Beauty, CarnSiion Rouge, Liphaln, Nag
noiia, Tablet, &c
FOR TIL HAIR.
Hair Restorer, Hair DepilatOry, ShaEroon Lotion,
Tricophei Gus Of every description. Also \ superior
Hair bye On hand that will do The work.
FOR THS HANDS.
Upper ten Soap, Almond, Pumice. Brown, Windsor,
also a large lot Of family Soap termed tie NOEeH's
friend.
H-ASDEEECUIEF EXTRACTS
Upper Ten, jockey Cua, New Mown Hay, sser;
Brisr. MUusseline. MiguOueltc. and 20 Others. Har-
ris0i's Upper Ten IS compose often doors. Of tie most
richly delicate ofaii perfumes It IS dedicated 10 that
class. q stIuguishri ~ refinement II Is addressed to
those Of tasteful elegance. IN whose culuv.ted sens
blit:es reside "a perception OF Udors- comprehensive
discriminating and delicate. To those Nhu can apprc-
late the LlaLd infueIce Cf a rich hOtUet 81 the purest
simple Odors so justly proPoTtionei, aud artisiical.y
blended that from taem flows a Harmonious whole. that
realizes Ia is edect the highest desire. 1t is address
el t. tie apVreciative OF our own country. Eho con
s-iuus OF die dignity Il American refinement. can
transfer their sanction from foreign articles Of meiinn
or Inferior quality. rendered falsely attractive by a
tawly uGtsi lie. To IN American production OF highly
beautiiui exterior. and who can distinguish betNec
conventional fashions in the OH World aud trItaiui
.rniuc. ion in the New
WEI the good friends and public generally. call and
-xamiae oar stock. which shall he constantly full sud
for sac - bg a. sold On the Reserve.
SPRING * REED, No. G Market st
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4 BOOK AND A GOLD WATCH

a for one Dollar, at Adams bookstore. where can
be had all the popuhrsTOrks Of the day, as our stock
is much larger tran ever, and We a'e bound to sell
fhen. aud thsysf1ss efeE rslxss!s Tins with them, era
tu1oEly. A. AnAx5'.
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M" GOODS! NEW GOODs,
At PORTER & .MeLsHy-s.
(orrosITE THE rosr orFrrr)
DORIER &. MrIAlN MnnI Il

fHe attention to their extensive asaortn ezt Of
5"s IoI tne fah and Winter trade, which they are
vine-conSistn of QueeEswsre. CHM.
looking glasses. Glassware, Willow ware. Wood, n
nAle, Toys: faney Goods, Yankee Molten, and yarie-
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4 n ORDER nermanen.lY fxing d.

4 n ORDER permanently fixing The
- times for holding the District Court and Courts
OF Common Pleas in the Ninth JadiciAl Dis ret OF
Ohio.
1t is orieredi y the Judges OF the Courts OF Common
Pleas, in the Ninth judicial District Of the St4;e Of
Ohio. thai the terms of the District Court aud the
Courts Of Co1mon Pleas shall in each year hereafter
be he'll in the several Counties Of raid District, com
nencing Al the times following, 10 Wit:
DISTRICT COURT.
In the County Of Portage, Oh tie Fourth Monday o.
March; in the County Of TRANQUIL, o. the Fret Mon
day next succeeding the Fourth MIn:ay OF March in
tae County Of Aahoring. ON the Third Monday next
succeeding the Fourth Monday OF March; in ths Coun-
y OF ColGInhiaua, Oh the Fourth Monday neat succeed
ing the Fourth Monday OF March; in the County of
Carroll. on the FEh Monday next succeeding the
Fourth MONDAY OF March; in lie County Of Stark. on
the Sixth Monday next succeeding lie Fourth Monday
Of March; in the County Of Lake, Oh the first Monday
Of Sel:emher; aud in the County Of Gea1-a. on the sat
unday next Suceee ling the First MONDAY Of September
ami in the COlG;y Of AsltaJdiA, on the fairJ Monday
of September.
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Owners NAMES village Plat Out Loot In In L It. or Part. No feet ygs: @1Ir
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BOOKS! bOOhS!!
JOIN Fl s Il F RS

Jo s5.G a.d E xd4 s + . E R.s
cali ssn soiI &c ny hooks Gs5S srFss stock Of
o. variety used in aud about Wheeling, ad sold
At T SfaSSss s.'s ssrIs. of readers
I1ssaentary Eclectic sander and Towns spellersi
Davies, Rays Adams, Tracy's and Grecnieaf's Arith
meties.
All kinds Of Primers for children, together with an assOrt
it MISCELLANEOUS hooks
Anca Letter and Fancy Soe PaPss Of sTsEy yHE
kee Notions, Porte M0n ;.4:. and nd, go.
Ny stock of Blant Books always found complete.
w0uli also can attention 70 my stock Of
which SURPASSED in style and quality, variety and
ellsapness, By any house in the West.
enabled 10 sell atio prices Don't take my word for IT, hut
"1 .as 'oiiN Z, s1s HER :, NB..,I.. ".
CI1GARs' cIG4 an 81 c..
5.OOo irneadOs Cigars;
2OJ0 81 Dorado
5000 Washington Monument CiEars;
1iOOo Havana
5000 Dda Cruz Principe "a
20 Sozss ~ Lump, Tobacco:
Just received aud for sale by
ocSl WI LAGACHLIS.
T0BAGG &c AMi .D5 .. CIG s sa56E Ii.
w assortment the following articles:
1000 Consuello Cigars:
1000 La Eoisa "a
1850 prfnsado t
IDOD Fl Safyado
1000 Fl Dorado "a
5000 La Protection Cigars;
1900 PrUnUlea
) boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
" Virginia 4"
APPS
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WALK IN, GENTLEMEN
TAKE pleasure informing friends ard patrons. and
the citizens Of Wheeling generally, that have Just
ceiVe Spring Sunnsr stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Hengs together with full assortment Of Gents Fur
nisliing GoodS.
Ny selected with great from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The styles very
qualify they second TO none, being OF the
very best makeE aud which prepared 10 make up TO or:
and short notice. in the latest AID most approved
style and best
A good ct guaranteed In all eases sale, by
}. II. SFALLMYi, Merchant Tailor,
ap2 No. . MAslinCtOnIai.
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TESTIMONY.

ave, TIE undersigned practitioner Of ra-a;,;,.
Of New YORK. having had occasion srp.s. ~, SiE
Drs LeBrun and Ddfton In diseases of the "a M - %
Ing aside al personal jealousy and prtuacs Tir i.
The course pursued BY them In treating dtss.,.
ieats organs. from the unparalleled saeeSss ,rSii I
selssed ~ Is vel worthy the attention Gf au. rrof
brethren throughout the GATED States r., t-'ha
treating diseases Of the inIddIs and internal "
Of nssstsd yapoEs particularly eIrOair aai es,S
GatE cases. forms tle practice Of iT5I -
and hlis mp void which has long bepn ri, i,r ts
2sastonsE In disease. Of The thry seldom rr5s
resort TO an OPERATION As SkIilEu anrists and
enthusiastically derate their profession , ae1
commend them TO such as req 1re thetr ala
signed, ALE1AxEnR K M,y-I "
Csc s GR4xxS, n. D., H0n1cE Wixsi5u, n n n -
c R p. TAX Nd ALLSrox n FEiScis. NJ D..
Se4e Tork, August :, 1873.
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MEDICINE a LUXU RY
DIR. MILLS
AROMA TIC lSTOlLlGH BITTERS : !


~ pntest very best materials and isg rsgsfIJIS
~ article Of wle! Is srsnStaenn= All iyiSera'is
SYSTEM and By It's hiKlr nFOElHtic properties Is most
DELICIOUS ELINIR.
TO correct the appetite, Y streng-oin" she
rStre ORGANS, the most oertsj1 SI,ec- for
CholLe Liver Complaints Dizziness, Flttuien-, PAita-
hon. and all Nervous Diseases: Dyspepsia Fruae WEAK.
ness, Pnrsieal and Mental D-ldt, Regulating
and nPa1ins and cheerfalnrss sysissa
INTIGORATING CORDIAL
and should BE- IN the possession ever family
Panion OF the feeble wen ;he healthy sAiH IL 1svn
satisfy the increuOns as 10 tacir beneficial vd lhry
being perfectly harmless for sic most defeat
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
annoyanecs ofsn enEenderr hy chang and d
It dis?elling Asue Pever, and the effects II Ma oftrtry
description
TO HOTEL PROPRIETOES
Every ven regulated Hotel should he supplied With MIL
irohldftr SIrldc BifrrN, try la-aE, AMI
hea!thfui than the ordinary Sur Ers heretofore used
single tE'al Will exclude all Others.
OS z. Adults, teaspoon full a snail wins EA,-
three times day oener Ala little Eat 1t
too strong
sola quart bottles BIZ all respectful Ie Druggists @
eral dealers in the United S.cs, Ca;ias, Sl
sale by WI. o. MILLS Sole prOpT.eIor Yor, Nh
all Communications should be directed.
q. W. FRAN2uEISI. Agent,
feSS-tm Wheeling, Va
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HATS AND GAPS.


WE have day receive done ofte dneStanh most beau
w tnl assortents Hats Caps brought to
this eity; the fashionable that could be made In the
tern markets.
1t complies In part the following kinds:
Cets No. E% Aoleskin Hats, light and elastic, made by
the ttes East, aud in strict accordance with our or
ders fne white and black beaver otter seal &C. Ee
Know Nothing and Wide Hats, white and black; Soft Fur and
Wool Hats Of every color, quality and price.
Caps OF description and Of the most recent styles
such Nevada, Know Nothing PyTSneEe, Pyramid, Ca
madam, Russian, Enyish Washington, and Consolidation
Caps other kinds in abundance which will be sold
lower than Goods kinds offered before TO
this community.
Chdrrns Caps Of al kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses in SeE York.
Carpet HAS, Furs and Gloves always on hand.
persons respectfully invited TO call In and ex-
magnificent stocS Of Goods before purchasing
eseEhere feel confident tat please the most
fastidiOus.
Nothing vii be wanting part to suit and aeeommo-
date numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II you wish anything in the Of Hats and Caps just give
a call, will guarantee that will sell yOn goods as
they got any where this side Of Philadelphia,
anu ny Z" A'l g. D. HARPER SON
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MEDICAL.
70 Ar AND EYE
Drs LEBRUM & DuEro-
0CIJLISTSA AND -G3T re \ " II

III M LEtRtso oaers 70 tirose EuHerinz f,a,,
anfal remedies, which Ne .neS his
IN nearly three thuussI Of sueessfl
retne4lsE have been proDOuneei BY Ilrs
and DeleAn Of Paris, and Curtis PlehtT ~ q Berlin
most wonderful ever applied for dSeRss1 ~ as the
middle ear They comprise iGEt renic cons, Ifai AMI
raus dseases thEt effect toe external SS ~ 'e
apparent on the fffh o. siSth dar. mr. fE sseet
esre - eoefs oISe when the ear Is ,eTf = ,'at,
ton Hes eighteen frun fl,ose ~ - ioy'aa-
deal from tn+Aney whose hearing Is v , ltAFs ra
and they hre nov enabled 10 keFN liz IIs' fsfsS:,
tEenty-seren hundred eases q drsfn.es br Orer
faliy treated S him CrTtiaratCs 70 ;st - Faes-
on application. ~ s'ee' ninE l., seen
In all cases ofheafnrRs arising from 81 l,,,p,,..
eltag or even IesOrnfiOn Of the $.stJr..t I4'f
usually called the drum - filStE8gl7fi95 a. ai-1a"
hFIHe a. Tire f5IaotHI0t aud fBs4sGais f.5 a7't-
tafie'a ef tfaeatS; shuozs seetioRS I1ol,.s
or WHEN the disease be traced TO SesEI, y 'i =
ious, Bilious Intermittent Fever Code ~ ilas b.
or tneertal medicines ateTfnES ia the ear Or = VASE
&c, the sense eau, in HerTty eeerp iAst.tEeS ~ r4a
Mhefe want Of Secretion Is apparent tl
being dry ana seals; Wten the deafness 81 Guar
noteS in the ear, Ike Fus4lin ieara r1i,- va
falling water, ringing Of bella, l1lsatiotr lb S
teTr wien IN , stopping position sensation \ rt-
Of blood 70 the head Ind taken place s. a. a:t.h
perfectly acute where there Is much iu!s- or
tn dull Had cloudy We1ter, when cp,l H., @ azsts
he course pursued By DR- LERRUN Is eoSsiJ, ast't
who prlrtiset the painless and stats
treating al dtSeasas 70 which the eye l. Sab; "A
~ o.eF means have failed TO AFFORD reifs h. % 20
such fair and Impartial trial Patients h. LIE Al
lev particulars Of their CASE have rie,.s $50
part. -'' SF-1 10 any
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New Spring and Summer Goods

MOI SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure In saying to friends that reeeiV
lag my Spring and suumer Goods consisting Of Broad
Cloths ali have beautiful lot Of Plain and Pam
ey French CassnaeFes think much better assortment
than he found IN the city.
THIN SUMNER GOODS.
NJ stock consists Of Drsh Dea, BOmbazne Duck, LIN
en- Marsecs, IaIisn CIcth SC Ee Ec that can't he beat
making line and nice Clothes for the weather, all
which prepared to make in the best possible man
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting of Cloth, Cssseres, Cashmere CIoth Duck,
Linen, Drab, peta, Boabazbe. and various other Goods
made up gOOO style Pani9Ons and Vests In great Ta
ty srts Collars, Dress Gloves, CraTAts suspenderE,
and ereTs other article that Is required for Eenteans
OUTFIT
I5B'-Please riHe me call.
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URESS aGOOL&
TCST ". D. NOTE BROS, great variety OF
- Un - Goods. such
Fancy Dress Slks-tAtest styles;
Aoire Antique Siks-srss than the usual prices
Plain Black "a -=hrapf
Printed, Plain, Plaid and Striped BeroGes;
FIoaneed DresSeE-a choice varietyT
Twisted Silks and TissueE-reFy pretty
Plain sll-WOol urLainez-an shadesi
Printed and Plain Cnsllies-handGotne and cheap;
French, Scotch and American LaEns-beactifnl
English and Ereueh CaintzeB-sood GSSortnsnt;
Satin Striped and Plain POFlins;
Plaid and Striped D3e4lIas-a men article.
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MlsGEI.I. ANEOUs.
Marsha Wayman
Eaot4SILR 1Sp RETau, pHatEss y
BOOTS AND SHOES
No. Is; IS. nIoaroe 81,

EttogfsILR 1Np RETau. psatlns y
BOOTS AND SHOES
No. IS, Monroe ST.
MliER1INss, Va.
& s e Ssss Of boots and
sSs, SeI si S aEcr wear ever oerl this market,
uS having been selected utt great care and
g MAJ, IL = for shstTsis We are nor iTepl-
nj Oaseelameiaie our customers elthet o. [e
passed b. a4y city. either IN style guilty
q material, tlnraby Of EoFaa saii whether mace AZ
orr stock m = The fotOsins articles:
500 pairs best SUI DoatSi
80 pa.s 1,P E 1sa. boots.
800 plirs best ealfbrosausi
SO ioSstsr4ee b4csang.
R1Y's AND YorriI's BE01ASs.
500 pairs eeys thick bEOTansi
S gsG,A'i Sc &
500 pairs boys' .hisE boots
- IOrra's poozs.
IS IS Pairs al. y9p'A''. s. ss4'''
ESQ palm vemau'sga CATERS, Ill eoiorss
go morocco bussins;
- Jsnsy Linas;
4'V s''tsas', s1szEs, Moons.
go morocco boets
500 ehil4s sassof f.as > S boot;
1850 Kid and EnorOsco
$3.50 mems, ronan's and misses gum shoes Ofthe
Also, rTsi S ysrisy NO. here enumerated which vim
sell either wholesale retail on Tie mort accommodating
Merchants win end tito their decided advantage to call
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