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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21
MARION STEAM FOUNDERYSND
MACHINE SHOP

The subscribers respectfully call II AT.
tenuon Of the citizens of Northwestern Win.
Ia 10 the various articles manufactured bySem
s nLu "hlGh are warranted to be construct eon ms
improved principles and as durable. ne ho 90
furnished by any other manufacturers.
We have just introduced NEW and rpv
oOfERlOR THRESHING MACHNE-
"Hlch e"cels IN EASY DRAUGHT, CLEAN and APIn
WORK, any machine ever used by our far ,r,rs
we can also furnish COMMON MACHEES
CLEANERS, attached. VI
we are manufacturing very superior,ticIe
OF KEAPING MACHINES, suitab, GaT
cutting grain or grass. This mnchine u, bo
gon can be driven W.
I'VE we are also manufacturing n CUTTING
Bun, for hay, straw or fodder which r,ra.s,,
and rapid work, exceeds anything in the o~H'
try. :" '''el ouh-
fLOUGHS.-We have nlways on NJ =.
large Ia assortment of the best PATENT and 'tLar
FIoughs, found in the country. '''0'
,SSIOHES.-Our assortment of COOtrNc
STOVES embraces the California Air Th,t =
new and excellent article, performinn ~ !"
with less fuel, than any other CookfHg So IN
existence; Leftle's Double Oven 80. -
various sizes, an excellent article for ho3As -
large families; Complete Cooks, &c. Trstbor
STOVES. AND EIG
n Inc above articles are kept constantly Inland
4 M NJ can be furnished at any time.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS. incIu5;r,
new and improved Mill Gearing, Crabs Of
very description, Hollow Ware. G,
ms establishment being situated upo, tho
rue OIL the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, gi,es to
,uTchasers the best facilities for transportAI ,r
icLes to distance at small expense; and liz in
lucements offered of reasonable terms and tupe-
,WI Iiahu.aetare' must continue to renderthis
oPuIar establishment with the nuhIic
W Repairing done at the shortest motto, and
a good style. ' ''' NO'''' ana
COOPER, HALL & BARNES.
FALAriNE, Marion co., Va, Aug. 2. ISS@
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21

IN. w. va. Railroad

- g s. 80 THIS ROAD .ha
{. wing been put in OPP
i'd w tbster, at the same rates as are charged
1 BON lie Bali. s. Ohio Railroad, for a like dis
tlnce All freight eonsig ned TO other places than
Riedm@t, g mberland, Mnrtnsburg, Harper's
Ferry, Baltimore, Moundsyille or Wheeling,
must d paid the whole distance at Grafton,
snd fol the above named stations, the freight
must sepaid 70 Grafton only. ST
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21
Afflicted Readi

PHILADELPIIA MEDICAL HOUSE, Is
y 4 VA t90lIShed twenty-five years ago u DIR.
hESI!NELlN, corner of Third and Union rect
Philadelphia, Pa. Twenty-Five years dpori.
ence has rendered DIR. X. a most successfubrnc
tluoner in the euro of all diseases of n ivuta
nature manhood's debility, as an impednent
70 marriage; nervous sexual infirmitios ksea-
ses of tho skin, and those arising from also Of
mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
1here IS an evil habit sometimes indued in
by boys, in solitude, often growing MP witkhem
70 manhood and which If not reformedA due
tlme, not only begets serious obstacles to tatri
monlal happiness, but gives rise to a saes of
protrActed, insidious, and devastating afflions.
rev OF those who give way to this pencious
practice are aware of the consequenco1until
strange and unaccountable sensations. AMI ayn1
fears in the mind. Sec pages, 81, Is. 2gjf B y
KS book on 80 Self Preservation.n
Inc unfortunate thus affected becomcAek,d
Is unable to labor with accustomed vigdo IA
apply his mind to study, his step is faklicn
WEAK he is dull, irresolute, and engarfY
IN his sports with less energy than usnSactico
II ne emancipate himself before Thy, his |
mas Done its worst, and enter matrfis him |
marriage is unfruitful, and his sens These |
that this is caused by his early folln the at
are considerations which should avd
'c4tloh OF all who are similarly 81 under DR..
= ;heImember, he who places him eonide in
his honor may reGa the
surance, that the secrets Of n
never be disclosed. Ibdsty deter you
from making your case gdity ,ar certainly be-
friend you. tnee n Gen for the last !
twenty years ut thd delPhisA :.
Union Streets, PhS lance canlas (by stating
Patients at tOgetheE sthl their sylnp7
their case explici Felosing Int nce) Dr.. KS o
toms, per letter pated accorny la
medicine, Rppro'ny part 81 IeUnited States, al
Forwarded t"fe IRON daf NC curl osity, by b.
and packed SCI.
nE4is or Pre- qtepeat6, Kiakslin m
aS cVnttaining that vac Ia stamps. win m
-lslye .copJ Per return n AiA su
rats! Tqas. Gratis! az 'G5e to AL pa
Ill of vabk Bile advice I'D iprssiye WaTnina' o,
like calcl tied 70 prevdnt M fniserv .IJ 81,
lsrgal for,Ea-;isS1 z, Ist,rted without gal
ne 6itei States, u WI "a P order 9t sS
osing two postage starnlsl an1,S SH
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21
Livery Stable.

~ The subscriber is pre- y E|sEsg>
A& pared 10 accommodate the
public with Horses, Vehicles, &C., 2lS ----Ss2
upon the most reasonable terms. Stable ON
Pike street about halfway between Walkers and
DENTS Hotels, Glarksburg. -.
Horses taken on livery at reasonable rates.
Horses ut all times for sale. -
y Hack is regularly run from Clarksburg to
Fetterman.
November 18th, 1855.-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21
RobIrt KneiI

DROFESSOR anCfroa.l,o, -, az. ~
deon, GuitaT, knto. A., ~ " :, fln',o, HslA.
SIC generally, hay o nm, ~ s,ei''' a NJ
this place, Woud tSuSet f,ii.. ior-ied "a
nional services 70 Al ~ -. oter N. pfokls-
edge in she art Of li,-io. 49,. perfect kn1sj
bles him 70 give ~. s5SS,toS 3 = Eofi,fs saa
tronAgs Is Tospectfy al'l ,i-ft y p
de.1ns, etc, repaid srld t5ne,i fianor, ksls-
k1-ARenoy for 800 ~ ~. q
d Co. .Melodeo0l mo snd ffise,
Clarisbnfg, Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21

Pianos, MeIOdeOns & Music.
THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED
PRICES GREATLY REUucED

VnASH y" a - ~, ~. ooo - Dtoao ~AJt 70" M
erk insIuments The largest assortment Of
M t ,; ana
ates Pianos from ten different ManufAstO-
Is, comprising those OF every variety OF style,
ON the plain, neat and substantial 81 octaves,
Rosewood Cases from $1,000 to those Of the
oss elegant i nnisn ~ so0ne Thousand dollars.
ocve in the number, variety, and celebrity of 5
s instruments, nor IN the extremely low prices 4
(which they are sold ~
Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos
/ .ss.or without Iron Frames, possessing in
r.nSunprovements Of oSer-strings and action,
/ eo ma Of scale, power, and compass of tone
Of ssss 81 ~ mr. s,e
ano arc Justly pFonounsed Is, tSs P,s..
those OF sheT ~ rsuAi 20
bnilt of IVA ,sa, tney are
material, ted Ia ssssS ~ ss4sonsa
Ies rs sl inns 80 = = s'O'' =
6on, or rs garsnsssS g give sstisAs-
handed nos eSs ssissasa SssSpd
store, price from Is 60 40. y -
g Horace Wafcrsl,S :, 81. i. 50, 90. L.
ments in tons, toSe sprsrior Inst,u-
Timed tho equn ~. s " M
all other styles and ~ neleaeens o'
1 lS0' lss s,o1 1sSe Ssss ssbi
800 dollars, Less ailibsSi a;.cesn, eIos
'asR ssa ssSIfsss' a. discount
ts ~ Iii Iis :. "a Musical Instn
5ofs StsEsd e s. sss sp Siss ssSs
Mus1os-One Of the largest ana
catalogues Of Mnsic.now pubiisie est se,.e.g
many Of the choice and most popnik o;,l si
day, and viii eeseld Atfedueed ptiS MA
presented, .q,.S,.. 49, - WIZ
Mpsie sent by mail TO at parts OF fhc y IA,
postpaid PaTtieplaf and personal niSt y
tuaT anteed in every instai,ee. Eianes ~
lpdeons for. rent, and rent aiIowedT 81, NJ "A =
Pianos and MSlodeons for sale on monthi ~ -
s se00sS Ala .sksn II exchange
Schedule of prices forwarded 70 ali part. ot sba
| country by mail. d u q sasas--S5554 :
81 Great q tndueemenss offered g agents in
tersS Pianos, Melodeoas, and cataloeue q NJ
sic. - :, - 2et-- -
~ PlAsos AND Mtsss We learn that Horace
sale Of many Of the m6st ceisbrated n. 20
Pianos and Mei6dSens, Is Offering tho q 81 ftiees
which tTO advise all who desire 70 purehass 10
avail themselves Of. Heis also selling his large
| and we'll known Catalogues Of Music 81 REDUCED
prices and will forward the san,a - ~ sS
taees His ofSsss 70 the trade,s teaeierS P US
Of which lie wi 30 abie IA an ~ M ~
having wisely adopted the cash system. THO
very best We are ersaiiSa "a sreaE hsthn.s i sns
nersonai a,ss sY o oS I'm, 81 from
aurnis " 'ons ana
ss44l
from Professer1-
uopAsr w hrrna rsn ssa p,n.l go
Dwsp S,R = a. t;yS,i 49,. sesiisssHsitl
Fortss from scieOtihc and apprcPTiass tests, !
thc;r mScrts Il Il ,sI ~ %
and improved makes q tic day. '''' '''so's'''A
For power, br1iliAney and richnesk of tensl
will not suffer in cotnparison Win ttsse ,fasy
S o. inanntHct1rSr. TICS. BAkEks
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21
Mechanical
Scotf,s Little Giant
Corn and Cob Will.

TIME subscribers have purchased the exclps
right to- use make and vend the LIE !.
GIANT in forty counties in Western irgb,
and are making their arrangements % h +
the mill in the various counties by the
September next, SO that all persons who aT
sirous of supplying themselves with tbs
able Mill will have an opportunity OF
1t is, doubtless, an invention among ne ~
important of modern times, for the use q 10
well advised farmer and stock-fefder, an
universal favor with which it has oeen req
from the first, more than anything else a's'
its utility and superiority. E-r
For portability, simplicity OF constrnh,
and convenience of use, the Llttle slant in9
equal 1t weighs fronsttfee 70 hve hueu
pounds, according to sir can De put fnIItn
ton by the farmer in,tSSIy minutes WI WI
expense or mcdaniel aiu, tnen ad) ~"
"S Tbs 7 .i'FTTE GfINT has received thessT
NC - Ia, state Fair from Mfssa to
M"r,,iHnJ The ns:t Fall, and that in thtost
com plimentary ~ ~ 80 :.
|. These MilISre guaranteed in the nos'si-
4 :; -. ,na- sgainst breakage or deranesnt
Wv, wv ,,ar.aSs1 to grind feed from cob cor,nd
LII LIE - 10 hominy from shellcd corn.1h a
So,ss.e fease and convenience for farm t,i,ses
ueglee gained before.
h ~ MI are four sizes of the LITTLE esIT,
~ will be sold at tho following prfce il
NJ !, is offered sat $50, compile reatly at
hing the team, and warranted to 65rih,g Int
81 5Tshels offeed per hour, with one horse. 2,
LSs S45, will grind ten bushels per hour.3Fione
horse, No. S;7at 500, will grind fifteen tlcls
per hour. with two horses. No. 4, az $6viIl
grind twenty bushels per hour, with two Ecs,
80 all communications addrcsscd:{to ut
Fairmont, Va, will receive prompt nttena.
COOPER, HALES'.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21

fRorEorioS AaAIsr lEsEcrs.--Ths inn
Perlai horticultural Society of Paris has
Just received a communication from, IA
Issler' one Of its members, stating that
the smmoniacal waters of Gas have the
properties of destroying the insects SSisS
Commit such ravages on fruit trees.
small trench is dug around each tree. ~
receive the water which falls: and It's
Kills the destructive insects which lar
boor about The roots. ii
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21
RENICVET

X r. CklsS wou .mst tPe etfully in
- lollh nus Old hieds a ID cIofhers that he
w p Gotf:s ms hs, stofs lofn kincDe corner to
H,bas ins, r oIlSk 9nalng on 'rnPike street,
AZ Ier,... 100 ~. aois now 2ening one of
IA 60 sas sss gs'st, anec 4eaPest ,ck Of Goods,
Eo oss ssss been IN place. All who have
5s;n,- :, = 70 sPs9nffl4 Produrto exchange,
IN = along, and siialI be goods usre
Locts5 II
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21
Virginia Lanh Agcno,

'hh attention that Virginia lands nre St,-oo-
ung IN TINS as we'll as tho neighborin1 Statc
OF fennsylVania, has induced the subsrTibor" ~
open IN hagerstown, Washington county. Mi "
AH Agency for the sale of '
- Virginia Real Estate.
- Is wsl known to the thrifty farmers of .b;o
tnat land of excellent quality LIVING in The
State OF virginia. is selling for one-half mi ~;
many instances one-third the average rnteS bao
anu tnls TACT has induced and is still urgin, ~,
ny 20 look up homes in the Old 0on,fn;er y,
10 persons who arc disposed to part with 80
EaFlnsI Mllis, Distilleries, or other Real Fstmea
an opportunity is now offered which, l. - I've
h9 mt must De to their interests to imnrnvn
Inc conditions on which the subscEibor ,,-o
r. 80 act as agent are, that n deseription ~
, rIe DC FURNISHED him, an accom- panv;n,,
bo.;a "a very desirable,) and that he bs an
=; 20 AaVertlse in one newspaper pubIisbol
III y which advertising is to be cborro
S 'ul " tn9 owner Of the land. AS regards ~
P1y l Will be willing to take fair coTSSri; NY
REr sum; NO sales, no charges
CHARLES Hite, Esq,
Col. Isaac Bowman, Sbo,,,ao,
samuel Richardson, ESQ., CO., va
Maj, Thomas Briscoo,
iol. Thomas Hite, .Tefrar.o
Meredith Helm, ESQ, '+''fs0n co., Va.
Ion. VIM. T. Hamilton
! omRs Harbine, ESQ. seis'o"n, Nd.
workman Miller, Esq, MRrtinsburs "
ohn Helm, Warren county, Va.
~ All lettors of enqnify promn.,, .,
address, iASTTHSSPIGIy answered.
OWN, Nd. a gent Hasers-li
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21
From the Cincinnatti Daily Trina.

from ZIG ClnclnnRth Daily Times.
"THE LITTLE GIANT."-By invitations wall
ed at the establishment of Scott 81 IIedseres-
terday, to witness the operation of what tin
ventor has denominAted tho 81 Little Gfantorn
and Cob Mill" Ifever name was weIfape cd ,
1t IS in the present instance. The millnly
weighs about three hundred pounds, and Nh a
single horse attached to q ton foot shaft. hats
up corn and cob" with vengeance" II cot
up on an Improvement on the best patent the
kind ever attained, and is SO simple in ton
struction that it can be put together and in
motion in go minutes, and can afterwardslad-
justed and used with ease by anv body. fSlyiIl
per hour. isst
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21

E6Atsiy asked her gardener Why
',sSyseds always oqtgrew and covered
-, LAYERS. 90 Madams.p answered he.
reeds, bss eply
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21

TIE CoRN CRoPs IN FRAScE.-Tbe
merchants Of Marseilles, it is said, hav.
ing aScsrtained that the wheat harvest
will not be sufficient for the home con.
sumption OF all France, are beginning to
suggest to their government through
their local papers. that repeal of their
corn laws. would be Indispensable. or at
least an extension Of the imperial decree,
which permits the free importation of
corn and which expires on the first of
January next. Although two millions of
hec'olItres of wheat have been imported
WITHIN two months. through the port of
marsellles. it would be impossible by the
ena OF The year to make up the great de.
teisney which exists
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21
From American Farmer, Baltimore Nc for
90 Nav, 1856

May, 1855.
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT" WeRanu-
merons testimonials rs to the value ofthiorn
and Cob Mill, called the " Little Giant,n png
others the certificate of JAMES T. EAKtE e.
President of the Maryland State Agricurai
Society. Mr.. Earle says g have Sfou on
nm average, seventy bushels of corn Oh ttob,
per week, since the LIST of january, reduei the
cob and grain to coarse meal and tho 9 her
eSmolts 80 far, scarcely pcrceptible fevnoc
er farmers as among tho most valuable adCons
to modern agricultural machinery. The mo-
my of feeding corn and cob is equal 10 ling
OF at loast thirty-three per cent" Fl
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-21

:. Nature Guide" u % d saluable work
alike calcl ted TO prevent aFs3f misery ry. aad
. save fN shoU 9 nd. OF lives, istI5rted Without
in the Utited States, on syiE Ia prdsS Vi eD
closing two postage staa1sl All "
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12
NEW GOODS

THE subscriber has received from New York a
i large and well selected assortment of Goods
Of erery description, hch he will sell very cheap
for cash, &c Dry Goods of all kinds, consisting of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, silk Scarfs
Prints, Lawns, BerHgcs, Ginghams, Sheetngs,
Shirtings, Hosiery, Gloves, kid, lysle, SC. Boots
81 Shoes, Hats, Caps, and Ready Made Clothing.
Hardware, Nails at reduced prices, Glass Gable,
Log and Trace Chains, Chop Axes, Broad Axes,
Framing Chisels Augers, Locks and Latches
Wrought Butts, Table Cutlery, Framing Squares,
Hand-saws, &c. Books s. Stationery. Croekery--
White Stone, Blue China, and Common Wares.--
Grocelies--Cotiee, Tea Sugar, Saeratus, Goldfish,
Mackerel, Herring, Flour q Pork. Rice, Ginger,
Putty White Lead, Bar Lead, Powder, Shot Caps.
Our stock of Bonnets is superb Ribbons Bonnet
Linings parasols, sc. We intend to increase and
extend our business, and for that purpose will sell
Goods rery iosc, and keep up regular market for
the products of our country. Those wishing good
bargains, " oud do well to give us Il call.
Perryshurg, Chic. A. NJ. THOMPSON.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12
Ohio CuItivatOr for 1856.

DCUOtCd 70 dgT1CUltuTC, TOTIICuIufC ana
Home Interests
PUBLISHED TWICE EVERY MoN1u--1GPAGEs LARGE
OCTAVO.
VOLUME XII of this old faYOrte journal will
commence on the 1st of January, 1856, printed or
entirely suit of type, and will be especially
interesting to every engaged in general Agr-
culture, Stock Raising. Gardening, fiuit Growing,
&c. or interested i'll the happiness and intelligence
of the Home Circle. The editor confidently hopes
and expects that EVERY FRIEND OF INDUSTRIAL
PROGRESS will lend his influence and patronage to
sustain this old and true friend of the rural inter
ests, and to increase its circulation until we shall
have, as we certainly deserve, rouSng list in tr-
cry Heigis5OrLOOd.
Ihc entire proprietorship of the Cultiyator has
been purchased by Col. S. ID. Harris who has been
associate editor with Mr.. Bateham for the last FIVE
years. and he is determined the Iaper shall be e-
sentially desirable fer erery Farner'S S GreSide lie
has the means and the disposition make it so and
he calls all his friends--W hich includes all man
kind and womanknd--tOs send on the names and the
cash. for real live and Independent farmers paper
TERMs.--Singe copy, s La year; copies for So;
copies for 80, (and copy to the getter up Of the
club,)--always in advance, ard to begin with th,
year For special offers to local agents inquire -
your post office, send directly to me for full
prospectus and specimen copy. and raise club in
your own neighborhoud. S. ID. HARRIS, .-..
@ Editor and Proprietor. Columbus O.
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THE sCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

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NEVT AND CHEAP GOOEBS.
C. & / POWERS

TFAYE received from New York and have for
L Il sale cheap, at the old stand of Gro. POWERS
on Front street.
A Large and Well Selected Assortment of
STAPLE aRj Fancy Dry Go0ds,
Consisting in part Of Wooien and Cotton Goods Of
all kinds; Groceries, Hardware, Crockcrv. Boots
and Shoes, School Books aud Stationery. Nails
Glass, Shovels, Spades, Chains, sc; Ifnts, Caps,
Donuets. Ready Made Clotiang--in tine Il complete
variety cf articles usually found in retail store.
For ready pay, these goods offered ut unusually
low prices All perso::6 desirous of purchasing
will find it totheir advantage TO rtl} and exaniinel
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We Wish it TO be distinctly understood that for
cash erInerchautabe produce we iinot 6eu3,icr-
sold by any other establishment the place il
goods of the same quality. We viii at "a times
pay the highest market price in Ca5h for " heat
Grass Seed, Pork &c. and viii also receive ~ c,
change for Goods. Produce Of almost oveiry kind,
and cash viii not be refused but received with 10Y
ful hearts and pleasant looks. 'H 70 slarf. fs3
-rGEo. POWERS -------I.---A --JcFH 'p0wl,Es. f
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

We understand that Messrs. FRENTz & Brown
are fitting up new Gallery for the purpose of ta-
king DA G GUERRE OITIES,f filling Lockets, &c
Oh the new and improved German American and
French process. Prices are to he low pictures
cheap ONL 81 cents! Will open 10th Dec.
THEY MUST SUCCEED!
Their rooms are i'll Hoods building, on Louisiana
Avenue, between lst and I'd streets
PERRYSBuEO, ONO.
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NJ Office is hereby given that . petition will te
N presented to the county commissioners Of
Wood county, Ohio, at their next March session,
praying them to make Il change in the river road.
loading from the town Of Perry sLurg to the Town
Of Oregon, commencing at tie north east corner Of
river tract number seveuty-e 1T (TSl thence to
on the east line OF river tracts number scventyeght
(7S) and Seycnty-nine 90 to the bank Of The Man
NEE river, and thence along the bark of said river
TO the county line--and 10 vacate that portion of
said road now running Through river tracts numler
50, 81. 81, 81 and d. .r u- Dec 20. ls55.-33w4
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stoves and Tin Ware.

TT SGOVC.s GaEEss '2E81 EEiGFG.
DROWN & HUNT have constantly on hard. at
ID their new md connections store rooms cast
side Louisiana Hverue, large ard vel selected
assortment Of COOK. HHLE, BOX G.. PdR-
LOR GTO YES, in great variefies. Our stoves
are of 4 lhnuv manufacture. ard inferior to none.
Plain and Japanned I'm WARE, Stove Pipe
and Steve Tin Iniu@9,
- AI' WHOLESALE d RETAH.EFI
Jch Work ard Repairing done short notice.
Orders from abroad pro mFtly attended 10.
Perrvsiurr. Jan. J 1888.