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rsy-nrI. G. Rnmen OcuI:s. late Resid.

sy~Dr.s.C &C. Holman. 0cuitst late Resident
.Iseou 70 tie Willy Hospital in Philsde!pis for
ciseeses OF the Eye and Limb Having he'd great
.ereuce both in the Medical and Surgical treatment
If ali the diseases which the Eye 10 liable, haeter
myself that caE give satsfsoton to those who may
ss-E IL advice.
G'ssi'nou;ais IS TO capacity from the Surgeons Of
the VILE Hospital.
Ufi,s removed TO the ct. Charles BGtel. Office
houzs from to IL A. Il. no 25-dSmA
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ia 91-1,u

~ H0sd,-The subscriber hns now on
hand and will continue to keep confEantly, large
supply of seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD, which
lac is selling at the lowest market rates for cash.
Orders left with Messrs. DabneY Cooke, Mr..
Geo A. Hnndiey at the ysro Broad street, will
receive the MOST prompt attention
JAMES A. MOORE,
ia 2i-im* Successor to g. NJ Davis
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B. AlexnHdfr Mott
MATCHES. LElt Ef16 HARnMAuu

WATGHES: JEW Ef.h Y. HARDWARE,
auction, THIS EVENING, commencing az c'sIooE
large assortment Of Watches, Jewsry Hsrdware
Cutlery, Pistois Dry Goods Clothing, Hats, Fancy
Glassware, 30.
The above goods are now landing from New York.
and will be sold without limit or reserve The s.ls
will be continued every Night this week, until the
stock II slosed. ALEX MOTT
os28 Austion.s,
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gar Natlee.-.The subscriber would mos
r.sgecttuIly call the attention Of sill In want of the
best DQUBLE SOLE BOOTS snd q tt r s
either Cork or pIsin 10 case that he has just re-
esiyed They are made by Monsieur Melies, Of Pa.
sexpressy my order, end will be the last case oil
Boots ana Caters for winter wear thst will be re.
csiyed in till. city this Also hand, lsrge
sssortment of Double Sole and the finest kind OF
Dress Boots Caters and Shoes Of my own msnufec-
ture to which most respectfully call the attention
of ali IN want CT Boots and shoes CT superior quality
ALEX HILL, Manufacturer snd Importer
of Ladies. aud Geuteneps french Boots and
de l7--f Shoes, ia main st., Richmond
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uAqu ancs OF the extreme iuclemency o the weathe
The annual meeting fthe So"1etY is postponed mt
THURSDAY the 5th day Of February, 1857.
The Rey MOSES u. HOGE will then deliver I'll
aGEus! discourse. is 22-ts
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NANCY BALI DIES Sc S.--The subsrci-
l. Der has made up, and will keep constantly on
DRESSES. of every variety, suited for Stage, Fancy
Dress and Masquerade Balls which will be let by
the evening and for the on, these who may
wish to u Sc them. at moderate prices Persons de-
srous of procuring such articles, invited 10 call
him at his tsliors store, second door west of 18th
street, on Main. c. WENDLlNGEB,
i, Sew Merchant Tailor.
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- DIR. Ceoss. isfe ~ - k9gt1 49,
sSsksl 81 clsyaes ssa
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css- Ieeches Ieechcs, beeches.-l have
inst received by AGsmf Express, fresh lot OF
swedish Leeches winch wilsbe applied upon the
lsos. reasonable terms.
s-Cappins snd Leeohing promptly attended
TO- esn be found at al hours, at the Hair Dressing
koom under the American Hotel.
So &C HOBsON.
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NOR SALE Or kENT..Pew NO. lI:s
l. St. Pauls Church, left aisle, we'll situated and
large size. Apply to
ia II dim PCYTON
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szy- Eemovli --Dr, John y. ID. Cullen bRs
removed his eff -e to the gichmoad Bouse, Govern
street where ne may be found during the day; at
,ht st MT Mabsn's corner OF Grace and 9th streets
ia 2i.-iulH
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NUTlCE.-.Niy wife Martha A. Lewis
~ has lefs my bed and board, without just cause
or provocatiou on my part; therefore. do forwsrn
all persons against receiving into their houses
giving her credit for envy thing my account for any
sum amount Whatsoever.
ia IS dts JOHN LEWIS
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~ NofIce accountant. Agent and Cot
LEcvnR-G. .. WooTToN would reeneetiaily in-
form the citizens OF Richmond and the public sene-
boob. make of bills srd DO writing by the job Will
also r.y particular and prompt attention TO ooNeet-
isg bavse rents negro hires, and collecting generally
Security will be given for promptRess and corract'
uess 10 there who pstroniss him.
Iii, Office is door below the corner OF Cover
nor snd franklin streets, short distance shove the
Exchange Hotel js9-oim
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Having bought DR.. w c. BATTAILE's entire
stock of Drugs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c l shall continue the bu.
siness, assisted by w. Fl. HARRIS.
WARNER L. WARING.
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JANUARY LIST, So 5...N OF &C E.--The
customers the thar extent some seem to desire it
takes this method of notifying them that he shall
hereafter conduct his business strictly on the six
months syetem and all accounts not paid at the ex.
pirstion Of six months interest Will be charged and
all accounts due aqd unpaid for IL tbs will be
iut in suit. L. Z. SPENCE,
ClGthier and Merchant Tailor
jail Corner of Main and 10Th streets
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n LIN SLANU ANDSTVHE HVUSE.
lfs THE LOWER END OF AnELIA COuN.
"a; 71For sale, the elsce known es the x Roads on
Dota des Of the Main Road leading to Richmond and
IesErsburg-thirty miles fiom the frat, and
Lwnty five from the latter place. The tract cor
o1one hundred acres of land half in woods well
fmbered the balance in good heart and produces the
fsoai crops Of tobacco oats, &c This proper
~ very desiraby located for . country merchant
as 1t has been established stand for many years.
Eihe buildings are commodous and pleasantly situa.
fted with some necesssry repairs csn bs made very
comfortable for largo sized family. 1t is also de-.
.irable stand for physician or boarding school
e. or terms OF sale, &C. apply to VIM u. Truehesrt
who will show the premises, or to
%. TRUEHEART
ia G3-y9tt Ri.h-a.5 u.
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-z~ .yhf,,hursi. GALLERY. No. ~.
,,t~ sTpEFT- HOTOG RAeHS AND
axBeoTYfEs Determined to establish repu.
ts,on tsr good Pictures, ana s.cere the ystronsse
80 a, s6eS to this Gallery. have msde prepa-
s;s, a. fskns Phosnsr4ebs in style Rot surpass
a. in sny civ 10 the Union having ooeTated ex-
tsnsiyey ia Europe ss well IS in the largest estao
lsaients 10 this country feel that can give am
1 sstj.fsction 20 the most fsssdous taste Having
ed the services of artist, des gn iutroduc-
Yug Phososfsphs, eoor~d in oil and wsser coiors.-
Pictures will be sold at this Gallery, 1eheap asthey
can be procured in ans Northern city. Ambrotypes
taken in the hnes. style, from one dollar up caii
.na .ac ALBERT Itch.
iae-S,rs Manager.
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szEr New Hair Dye.--Echson has new
hair Dye 1t instantly dyes the Whiskes or mous-
t.cbes a beautiful natural black or brown, which
nsither water nor sunshine tarnsh in the least
We sdvisa a! who dye, to call on HoRSoN, at his
Heir Cutting Room, under the American Hotel
Entrance on Ii.A street. no ~
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srErIAL NOrTUKe.
= :
svr rnrrv's Arctic Eminent.

~ F"EFF "fN'N H1s'''f
rs~ sreeiei Caxd<-1nkaary i0sh, 1897:
Taos. n rRtcE & Go. viii e,nip,snse this DAY, and
sealinue uutI. the epesins cf their regular ssfses
TrASs to cell on without gard In cost and many
;nsts2ces az haf their sctual value. large 10Y Of
Rirb FIGURED Plaid ard Striped silks Fonlsrd silks
t,helltes; Eereges; Tissues; Herrsnisi nefsse De
Tains. and other styles OF Ores Goods; Also
tio.n ADD Cotton sheetiues, Table Dsussss; Dam
~ Maxim. Hu-h.t act, rowelins.; Pillow Cot.
tons; Msrreilles Qaiitss ed slanss,s; . naasms;
AMI Velvet and Cloth Cloahs ard Tslmas, he. 30.
In order thai the exhibition and sale Of these goods
,nsy not interfere With their u,n,t business they
49, 81 thsir force will always be in resdiness TO
s.tsnS to the wants Of thsr c0ssoners
Their frepd. ard the public are requested 10 give
th.ra en- early cali.
New Goods daily arriving ,r,rr co
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EDWIN WORKMAN 81 CO. effer for
Il 50 g, and keep constantly on hand:
Yr-degar Bar Iron assorted s.zes
Refined Epg iish Bar Iron, sssorted sizes
Common ngsh Bar Iron, assorted sizes
American hammered Iron, assorted sizes
Oval and hslf-round Iron, assorted sizes
SCROLL, band and hoop Iron, assorted sizes
HORSE shoe and pisw plate Iron. assorted Mes
Neil Rods aud sheet Iron, assorted sizes.
Also. English and American Blistertd Steel; Nay
lor's Cast and German Steel; Sheet Zinc and Spell
ter
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lizard COX E...Orders for this excsii
i Fuel for Furnaces and all KINDS Of cloes Stoves
JNO. J. WERTR, Agent,
Corner 10th ct. and fssin, and 9th AID BYRD st.
Ia zl--ts
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NOTICK..-The best invention ever offer.
cd TO the public il the Floating Ball or Knuekle
Washing Machine All persons living in the counties
OF Chesterhed q, Prince George and Didwddie can OBJ.
tain them of w II. Woodward, North side OF Main at.
between stn and 9th streets and East aide of 9Th
between Grace aud franklin streets, or Jsmes al
Z rdue, in Manchester, and Of J. w. Rowlett, in
Petersburg. -
Js6-u w. N. BRAGG CO.
CAhD.-DH. RANDOLPH HARRISON.
~ liate U. 8. Nayy.l O6Hce or Main between 9th
AUD nth sfresta opposits Coruthian HallI
MAknLE WORKS .-uILLEk g. Vim.
IA CENT, Dealers In Fabian and American Mar.
PIE. and Manufacturers Of MONUMENTAL 4OMBe
BEAD PIECES, FONTS. FURHITURE NAR-
Msia Of.
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to stock hand which consists Of e large
end veil nntshsd sn sssostnept a can be found It
any establishment in this sity
MONUMENTS Of any -, or design made IA or
aes 1t tie lowest Nsw York or Philadelphia prices
Aemsnoes the psss. and please awe rs call. e..
no as 3m - 49," -
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4. AhO0. ~. hG1S 4 ONy
fa,ftville. Waahiu Rton county. Va

A M EhlCAN /hUTEL.-I have this day
sold and conveyed to Mr. VIM b Bishop, the
interest o, ichnJ. Brown. ESQ., In the lease, furni
tpse, good W., &c, of the American Hotel and
ilcit a'contlnufnce of the liberia patronage of the
tor WIN n IOHN9fiN
Jan.l 1851 COMMITTEES of ]. j. Brown.
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CLOykK . 6 b D--4UO Nn-1cT- rrfsns
~ Clover Seed, for sale by
Jas EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
EOH sAak. VIRGINIA STATE s9TICK.
T. n. nAuRY CO.,
~" stosktsa1 1zsAsnse Dsstsu.
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The undzrssned having taken ls ase. for e term
OF years. en- the American Hotel resp .ctfully soIicts
snare or patronage from his friends and the public
ne pledges himself that effort on his part shall be
spared render his guesta comfortable, and to aus
tam sh7 Present reputation of the house.
Ja1-fts W. B. BISHOP
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a - HOAsk PbWkR TEAM EN-.
n CINE, SAW MILL AND FlxTUREs, AT
AUCTION.--The subscriber, designing to discontinue
The Lumber business will sell on MONDAY, the I'd
Mill and Fixtures, on credit OF IL months
The Mill is in perfect order, having been worked
only about two years 1t is situated nile above
Affects s.s tion, Virginia Central Railroad
Any additional information may 9 obtained Of the
subscriber, through Il Richmond fost Office.
ia i7-.-1;2rnat hH:tS & ANDERSON In
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MOT HEk'S BRhASE CLe3TiiS-.e or
tfA sale by
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
Ja 81 Druggists.
nFFICE sVATIONEkY .--tIerchaiifs
~ and Others ca1 supply themselves with
PAPERS, PENS,
ENVELOPES. INK,
COPYING PRESSES.
BLANK BOOKS, &c. &c
at "statonsr's Hail." No, 81 Pearl street, at low
prices.
A good assortment of HERRING,S EIRE-PROOF
SAFES, constantly in store.
is Si-2w &. w. KNOWLES.
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a. PHOENIX FRS 20. No b..
S& meeting will he held for the assess-
XS& ment Of fees, &c, at the engine house,
- on AONDAY evening at 7 O'Clock. the
I'd proximo. 1t is essential that every member be
present. as considerable business will be submitted
By order. Ell GAINES
ia s9--4t Sacratarv
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DUBLIC sALE OF STOCK OF HOR-
sES, MULES COWS, HOGS, &c The sub.
below Richmond on THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of
February, if fair III not the next fair day
teri al Of bis Horses, Mules Cows Hogs, &c Crop
Of Corn, Fodder, Shacks hay, Wheat Straw, &C.;
Wheat Reauers, Smiths Cleaner Wheat Fam Wa
son, Tumbrl Cert, Carriage and Harness, and about
l5J cords Pine Wood.
Terms msde known on day of sale.
ia 3i-1tds R0 TyNE
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- FOR RENT- The tenement on vi ny o
esEs street, recently occupied by r. T Alvey, 10
EEL Also, the tenement on Cary sire IT. next 1oor
below David J. Burr, Esq. Possession of both can
be had Immediately.
For terms &c, apply to
no ll-Stswts JAMES THOMAS. JR
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1 AlDLkf g HOBiNSUNS PIX EDIIUM
~ Improved Pearl Dentifrics, il one OF tne most
deIishtfu. and sfcscous tooth powders now 10 use.
II cea and preserves the teeth repds the gums
sound and healthy sad impssts most sersssbie per-
fame TO the breath Prepared and sold By
h LAiDLEY R0oIkSON,
Practical Chemists and Phsrmaceutists.
Ia 80 4th and Franklin sts.
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III HAVING SOLID nay STOCK OF
~ DRUGS, SO. at the corne- Of 4th and Broad
~ streets, to Hr. WARNER l. WARING /
"a respectfully ask for him continuance of the
patronage which has been so llb-relly extended to
me. being assured that he will give universal sats.
faction. WIN. C., BATTAILE
December 12;h, 1856.
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In retiring FROM The Lumber and Mah0R.
any Business, permits to say to friends and
the public that our successor, Mr.. PARKER, will be
found correct and prompt business man, well entitled
TO their patronage and confidence. Thankful for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on us we ask
a continuance of the same to our successor.
Cur office for the present will continue at Mr..
Psrker's.
ia-3-61m r & c. WHITFIELD
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- a an OF G6 NkGHaFS AT JkIhhs IS
~ VILE, AMELIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA --As
the special commissioner under o decree of this
County Court Of Amelia, In tee case Of vaughan's
administrator, &c., vs.. Vaughan's legstees, 60,
will uffsr for ssle st Jetersvlls Depot, the Rich
mond and Danville RsilS ssd, on Tuesday and W ed
nesday the Goth and 2ist of January, 1857 40 me-
.roes, consisting Of Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
TERMS six months credit, the purchasers giving
bonds bearing interest from dag Of sale, with saris
factory security.
de S0-dSc,da L. MASTERS.
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- MEADE BAkEA'a ANDALUSiAN BAfN.
u one Of the most agreeable end ssrtain ~ sss1ss
ever Offered te sos pgcs tor csvias sa1 Svsseasisg
al greasy o. eApstfonabls comnsslae - = : 60
hastfal Ns:sis tpr bsshins n leeN sflsr sssise,
undssss IL akin smooth sa1 Dliant. Rsspsssd %.
MEADE ! nAxER, PfsetisAl cAeusstas
lay. n. W sosnsr Of h,iD sn6 l0th stsssta
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TALERIANATK OF AMMONi A. The

VALERIANATk OF 4 NJ NJ D N A.. The
new French remedy for Facial Neu'sisis
AMMONIA FEkRlC ALUM This new estrin-
rent Ia recommended a. being superior to the Tine
ture Of Chloride OF Iron common Auln ana the u'u'
oil estripg gent, especially in Fsmsie aisesses.
sanese Eulphsts of Nickel ssccharins CaIbona's o.
Iron ana Manganese, and every new ana asnaal
Chemical aad Pharmaceutical Preparation, prepasso
or obtained at short notice, By
MEADE BAKER, Pksrmsceutisp ana
Ch.naists, 1856, N. w. cor. Main and ION So.
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4 UMB * AND MAHUtiANY YAKD.-
"a The subscriber, having.purchased the stock and
leased The yard of Messrs. r. & g. Whitfield, cor.
Der and Mahogany business heretofore conducted by
them and trusts by sric, attention to his business
to receive the patronage CT the rsde and all others
In want of Lumber and Building Material He re-
spectfuliy requests the favorable attention of the
former patrons of Messrs T.. l. g. WIFI ield and
feels confident from his experience in the business
will give Subtraction.
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GOAL And WOUD IA HDH Fslfl nkh1.
Canal sitabIs ~ COAL W0On - n!u41
YARDS. Apply u 10o3tn ALLEN
llAUOk.--I6 nnds $4,000 nhensserss
5 xpwIn woasuAA co.
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kOk HIhE.-A WOMAN sVno b q good
eook, washer and ironsE, Also GIRL, whieh
rsn os re"ommsndsd - . f1s rate house servant or
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~ Eat,s. ERtbs! Baths Hot Cold
and Shower 3sths be had at all hours from
to'eiosk a. M 70 10 2. Nj at the Heir Cutting Sha-
vlag saa shsnpoon;Rg ssloor under the American
holsi. Entrance on llsh street Single bath = cts
o. 5tlsketa icr 3a'lar mh II.
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MUTUAL d I'm kFIT LIFk iNHUe
lv1 RANCE COAPANY-No Company afford.
more BENEFITS 20 the Insured s
All the prohts belons to the insured.
IL makes sanusl Dividends and PAYS them vale
the i1sursd isiiyine.
on;y half the premlums il required y sash II ovsr
This Conpaay hes pasa sysr sl5p 600 for lossss n
Virginia n w. KaOWLEa, Agent.
OG.cs Il 6tationsrs Hall, No. 81 Pearl afssst
j. S1-2w
A LkXANDkRs0 klO 0LOvkH.~-JuaS
"A received Per exnres1 the ah0ve.
isai G. HARfWELL, Us Breed &.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03
Gas.

OdE.
We publish in another column, n communica-
ton from ]. F. AsrrR. Esq, on this subject. We
should much prefer that a Company should be
formed, which should be composed entirely OF
citizens of the town, and all the stock be owned
here. II this cannot be done, we should be glad
to have gas on any other terms.
We were personally interested in the first COM
pany formed here, sore six years ago, and visit
ed Cleveland and Pittsburgh, to obtain informa-
tea upon the subject. We were informed by
competent engineers in both those cities, that
$4,000 would be ample capital to build Gas
Works, with two benches of Retorts, which they
estimated would be sufficient to supply a town
of this size with gas. Either those engineers
made too low an estimate, or that of Mr.. Asper
i. too large. The matter is worthy the conside-
ration of the citizens. and We hope it may be
agitated until accomplished.
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Boots and Shoes.
& RETAIL

D CRANAGE continues 10 manufac-
ID. ture and keep on hand, at his store.
NO. 6, MAIN STREET, WARREN, OHIO.
Two doors south of Smith. McComhs & Co.'S store. a
large. complete and we'll selected stock of goods he
can to customers, at moderate prices, con'
sisting of LADIES L CONGRESS,
Side Laced, Patent Tipped and foxed Caters, plain,
good and substantial CATERS, home made, Of different
grades and colors, and a general as Ortmen of all
kinds Ladies' Shoes. Slippers, &c
MISSES & CHILDRENS' CATERS,
Bootees, Shoes and Slippers, Of all kinds and colors
GENTLEMEN'S FINE FRENCH CALF.
Morocco, Kip and Thick Boo :; a good assortment OF
fine Caters and Slippers; Boys and Youths Calf, Xii
and Thick Boots. Brogans, &c, &c.
A FOOD SUPPLY OF FINDINGS,
Consisting Of French Calf, Patent Leather, Calf. Boot
Morocco, Corie Sole Morocco, Glazed Kid, Prunel,
Galloon, Boot Webb, Lasts, Boot Trees, Shoe Pegs,
Nails, Knives, Thread, and everything else pertaining
to the trade.
April %, 1857. 3.
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9pmt ynteaiasnat.
W. H. Hull & Cos. Steam Engine Manu-
Eanforu

". q. Hull G Co.'S. Steam Engine Manu-
factory.
Some ten or twelve years ago, W. a. Hull
commenced manufacturing Steam Engines, with
out any instructions or experience, depending
solely on his native ingenuity. at Leavittsburgr
in this township. After operating in that place
on q very mall scale, two or three years. he re-
moved to this town, and commenced OPERATORS
on the north side of the canal. Si1ce that time
he has progressed steadily, constantly making
valuable improvements in his machinery, and in
the engines he manufactured.
About a year ago he removed to his present
location, took into partnership Mr.. SHELDES
MEDBURr. (also an ingenious practical mechan-
ic,) built a foundry to make his own castings,
and procured new and more perfect machinery.
This company now turn out from % to 80 en-
cines per year, which viii bear favorable com
psrison with those from any machine shop in
the United States. They have stood the test of
practical experience, and have invariably, $50
far a, we have any knowledge given entire
satisfaction. The expensive, eumbrous, long
stroke, geared mill, which were used almost en-
tirely, ten years ago, have given place 10 the
small. compact. and powerful short stroke, or To-
comotive engine. As new Improvements are
made in steam engines, they are Immediately
tested by this firm; and if found to be of prae-
teal value, are at once incorporated in their en-
gines. They are now sending their machines
to kentucky. Virginia, Illinois, and other states.
their orders being always in advance of their
capacity to supply
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Grocery Stores.

Mr.. JosErH NErrEnFrEID has opened a Grocery
Store in the room lately occupied by Mr.. St John.
Mr.. N. has been in the same business IN this
place before. and is well known as an honest,
liberal dealer.
Mr.. w. p JOKES, formerly of Pennington, has
started a Provision Store in the room on the cor
ner of Main Street and Franklin Alley, where
buyers will find a good supply of the necessarics
of life, the needful articles for the inner man.
This establishment, like the first named, is free
from grog selling. and viii have nothing to do
with liquor selling. We wish success to both.
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H An inquiry into the nature. results and legal ha.
sis Of the Slave holding System-by Richard Hildreth.
This is one Of the most able hooks upon this subject
ever published. aud deserves a perusal by every think
ing man in the land. Sold at
ADAMS, R0nKeTnPF
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NURwEN'S STATUTES of OHIO,
~ now in force, just received-also twenty copies
swans New Treatise, last edition. at
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