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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

asy~Ifyou are SO far behind the times as not
to have used Herricks Aliens Gold Medal Sal.
eratus, put it off no longer, but 60 Immediately,
and purchase a paper. Every body who has
used it, proclaims its good qualities. 1t takes
less in quantity, is q saving in -four and shorten.
ing, and will make weak stomachs strong. Do
not fail to try it. Most OF the Grocers and
many of the Druggist sell it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

o. GmLETr, of the New York Store, Is now
receiving arge lot of New Fall and Winter
Dry Goods comprising late styles of Dress
Goods, Knit Hoods, Shaws, &c, all Of which
he assures rs, will be sold on the "sma profit
principle, to make room for q similar lot to or
rive in few days. Remember that be cant
be beat fO' low prices. and that he is always on
hand with the latest fashions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

OUR YOUNG WIDE AwAKEs We are iudebt-
ed to the company of young masters who have
formed themselves into company for a call at
our domicile the other evening, in our absence.
The sweet cider should not have been forgotten
had we been home. Those cheers were full of
significance and hope.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

DOUGLAS denies bis completely 10 the Ls-
compton swindle, notwithstanding the positive
atarmations OF half score OF democrats to the
contrary The bOIdnssS Ofbi dsnisls challenge
our admiration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

SUsPENsIoN.-We regret to announce the
fact, that our fellow citizens Messrs PATTERSON
& WINsxAN, have found it necessary to submit
to a suspension Of their business, by an assign
ment Of their stock in trade TO Mr.. CHARLES
PATTERSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

10 We stated in our last weeks issue from
information then received that the loss by burr.
ing of the KngsviIle Wooden Factory fell prin-
cipally upon s. s. & s. @. OSBORN. Mr.. s. G
OSBORN informs us that the Messrs. CRowTHSRs
were the principal sufferers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

Good What enjoyment there is in taking tea
at trends house, it, when you take your seat
at the table with other invited guests, there ap,
pears no cloud of vexation and disappointment
upon the ordinarily pleasant face of the hostess
as her eyes rest upon the beaping plates of bis
cult, dishes of cake, pastry, &c. IT DE LAND &
Co.'S Saleratus has been used in preparing these
articles, no time is consumed in making apologies
for poor biscuit, &c, and the conversation takes
at once pleasant turn the tea is drunk, the
biscuit eaten, and the lady complimented upon
her success in the kitchen, while she gives the
credit where it is due, to the perfectly pure and
always reliable Saleratus manufactured by D. B.
De Land Co.. at Fairport Monroe Co., n. Y.
This Saleratus is for sale by the grocers and
storekeepers throughout the country. Sold at
wholesale by the principle grocers aud dealers
in the large towns.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


eous yermfuges which have 50 long been in They
tain No MERcuRYare perfectly harmless pleasant 10 the
taste, and are enicacious in all cases Ask for for
M4THEWS CHOCOLATE worm DROPS
(No Cathartic whatever is necessary to be given.
For sale by GEO. WILLARD.
Al MATHEWS Manufacturer, BuffalO, NY. sm60O
1t is n common observation that there are more
sufferers from debility among Ameesns % than can BE- found
take little exercise and forget the wants of the body In
the absorbing pursuits of business 10 all such cases ordinary
tonic and invgonor Dr. j. Hosetter has given to the
! world, in his CELEBRATED "BIrTERs" The weak and
of the counting house. the exhausted toer
upon the shopboad and the posited student Of the mid
night lamp have found wonderful regeneraor in the "Bt-
ters and prefer to pretentou but less ecacous
medicines But should not be forgotten that the agent
which is magical in its influence upon frame which is
expe the most terrible forms Of disease Who would not
give il a trial;
t.Y7 See advertisement in another column
Mothers, read this.-The following is an extract
from letter written by the pastor of Baptist Church TO the
journal and Messenger Cincinnati Ohio aud speaks volumes
Soothing syrup for Children Teething:
ave advertisement in your columns OF Mrs Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Now said word In favor
stent medicine before IN life but feel compelled
say your readers that this no humbugwe have tied
and know Il be all it claims, II Is probably, Of the
most successful cnes of the day. because Of the
best those your readers who have babies can't DO
better than to lay in supply see advertisement In anoth-
or column.
BurriII's Turkish Linime nt.-The recipe for
making this celebrated Linment obtained by gentle
while visiting the Turkish Empire While there, he
witnessed It's use upon horses remarkable
cures he concluded to purchase the recipe for making for
his use Il nothing After returning TO this ooun
cuts bruises etc. found it to speedily than any
article ever discovered.
recipe and have made and used with great success and
found one half bad been told Of its intrinsic value
For Rheumatism Chblains, Pains In the back cheat
Cramps Sweed face Sore throat, Neuralgia, Toohache,
swelings Of every kind It Is warranted TO cure.
For horsesswelug spained chaied, windgaed, etc. Il
is the valuable medicine In vogue large number Of
certificates could be given " necessary, but trial will atis
" the most skeptcaL II Is perfectly safe TO take nwardy In
cases of cramp collie. ]. BUaRlIL a Coz ProprA
a22l 03 Maiden Lame, New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

BURoLAREs.-The Shoe shop Of WIN. Nur-
TALL, Of this village was entered on Saturday,
night 18th, and stripped Of pretty much of lis
contents amounting to something less than 500
aud on Tuesday night Of this week, similar
operation was performed at Kingsville. upon
The shop Of -- Patek and similaF amount
Of property taken. The dspredators we believe
have not been hoard Of The loss in both ca.
zee falls heavily upon puyr rand ipdustTiou, me-
ebaRlca.a "a o. .e'-~,
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sgThe population of this county is 81 $50;
in 1850 It was 2s767 and the increase is g.
1s9. The population of the whole State is
about 2.550,OOo, and increase of about 6OO,-
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MAsoMo.-T. j. CARLrN, Of Conneaut, has
been promoted to the position Of Senior Grand
Deacon of the State Lodge CARLrS is so
clever fellow that even democracy is harm
less upon him.
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sg-The mouth of the Grand River having
fled up with sand, the Beacon-light on east
pier has been discontinued by order Of Govern
menk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

Dr. w. V.R. BLIGHToN, OcuIist and Aurist
will be at the Fisk House on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday Nov. 9th, 9th, aud loth
for professional consultation and treatment
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

porArO RoT.--Tn Lake county whole fields,
says tbe Press, have been abandoned as to-
tal loss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

STEPHEN FALL, has quaint aud ingenious
poetical catalogue of his multifarious stock.
don't fail to read it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

An Astronomer with "visbIe admixtureV
passed through here the other night. on his way
TO the land Of provincial promise.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

The CONGREGATIONAL CHuRoH Of this village,
whose pastor has been absent for the past two
Sabbaths, enjoyed, on Sunday last the services
Of the Rev. Mr.. Morris, of Lebanon of this
state. There were several considerations which
rendered Mr. Ms presence exceedingly pleasant
A son Of old Senator Morris, and brother of
two or three representatives in Congress- his
stock Is decidedly good, and his gifts and acquire
ments both of head and heart, showed him wor.
thy OF bis lineage, and his three efforts of the
day were highly acceptable and profitable. The
church over which he is pastor, has history
strikingly similar to the one here It is Conpre.
gational, came out from an old school BODY.
has a membership Of about the same extent
Outstanding upon the broad comprehensive Mat.
form of full proportoned gospel. with con.
sonant and manly liberality vitality and grace.
and just entering into the occupancy Of an
edi6ce similar in outlay TO that here proposed.
When these facts were ieelingly stated in a
few, brief, simple sentences, as the congrega-
tiou stood waiting the beuedction, the effect
vas electrical, and every heart felt quicker
beat, and fraternal sympathy AMI glow Of
affection which the blessed inspiring thought
Of a oneness in Christ is alone capable of pro-
duciDg. Mr.. MoRRIs and bis days labor here
will not soon be forgotten.
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ADvERTIsEAENTs press in upon US so heavily
this week, tha; we are compelled to throw our
self upon the generosity of our reading patrons,
until we can either reduce the number, or put
our reading natter into smaller type. Our
friends should not fail to peruse our advertising
columns as hey are the best directory they
can have in inding where bargains are to be
fnnnd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

eB-T The wreck Of the schooner Alma, which
han been lying at the entrance Of Conneaut har-
boflor some time, has been removed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

tension ToPs Manufactured BY 7osE G.. Albany, n z
T. MoGuIRE, Ashtabula, o.
| Wide .4aUake !
NEW GOODS AT CITY PRICES
Robertson
Is GsvInS opening rsy large and choice stock Os
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
among which usy ba found many Asd Desirable Ayles Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Euo,Odersd Fancy and BrocAds MohAr' Fancy aaa Jas
Printed and Plain NsrInoSs.
DeLAines,
PInid'. all Wool,
Stripe sAxOny.
5000 yds Prints, all prices. from to 81 cents
Silks,
The best assortment Of Black Brocado and Fancy Silks
brought to Ashtabula Call and look at them.
Cloths
Csssimeres, Satinetts,
Ladies' Cloths Farmers CassimereR,
Kentucky Jeans and large assortment Of VestingS
Bought Cash. and will be sold for Pay at prices that will
astOhish.
Ny Hosiery and Glove Department Is fun we'll selected and
very Cheap,
Baskets iull Of
Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
which will sell at cost
DoMESTICs,
Shcetngs
Cotton F.Dne,
Denims,
stripes
&c, ts, &c.
S1aaV01s,
Che cSsSsls' Sa 81 Hsf'1S q Which % % Ss scd cheap. A
Groceries, Hardware,
Croekery, Hats q Caps.
And thousand Other thiess which ssnnot snunsF.s Bat
All Of which osr Al the very lowest Prices that can b nan
Now Mr. Editor you eaIl ne moderAta man. cid Fosy
and All that but yoa win ju1 atep In n don't brush yoV
up with lisa Of ioea he WI nAhe og one o. We kgh&
st wide Awukes In the whole resimsnt MI dept I'm n of
TIE Oyster" fhs'' 'u SShS p. Aos.rtsoa. 4
Asbssbuls, scsObs' 10, 1850
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MnLINERY--J. q. WRroHr wants US to say
that AshtabuIa never presented so extensive aud
elegant an assortment of millinery goods, as are
to be found at his rooms. We have so often
heard this, that the verdict seems to be the
settled one Of the people. We know Of sever
al cases of breach of the 9th commandment,
while looking at his gorgeous displays of goods.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

And thoosAud other thioss ybIeh ssnno saunsres Bu
ed In this market
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SHocKING.-As the wives Of Solomon Stone
and Henry Dyke, Of Mentor, with son Of each,
lads Of IL or l6 years Of age, and an infant of
Mrs. Stones. seven months old, we're in toO
horse lumber wagon crossing the Fairport, plank
road, on Saturday morning last, on their way
20 Painesvle, they we're overtaken by the mail
train from Cleveland. The wagon was struck
by the engine under full speed, completely sliv-
cred, and with portion OF its occupants thrown
some two rods, over the fence. Between the
fence and the remains of the wagon was found
Mrs Dyke alive. but With one of the bones in
the right arm broken between the wrist and ell
bow, and the right leg badly smashed between
che knee and ankle Some ten feet farther along
close 10 the track, was found the lifeless body
Of Mrs. Stone, with small but fatal wound on
the top Of the head, penetrating to the brain.
Near by was the body of the Dyke lad, life ex-
tinct one leg broken below the knee, and there
were indications of heavy blow across the
breast. The babe alive, was still fifteen or
twenty feet beyond these. 1t had slight scratch
on the forehead, and one leg was broken just
above the knee. The Stone boy was found
alive, on the crossbeam of the locomotive, with
one leg broken, aud collar-bone broken. The
three survivors were soon taken to houses 10 the
neighborhood, and such surgical aid admins.
tered as their cases demanded-and oil are said
to be doing we'll, and it is thought may recover
BY the next train, two hours after the acci-
dent, Mr.. Superintendent Nottingham arrived,
and at once applied himself to all the demands
Of the sad affair. Nurses were ordered for the
manned at the expense Of the company, every.
thing that humanity required was prepared for
the burial of the dead, and the husbands of the
women, who were absent on journey to Mich |
igan, were advised Of the terrible affair. and or
ders given for an extra train to bring them the |
entire distance. The weather was inclement,
and the party we're screening themselves from
the weather with an umbrella aud we're not, IL !
Is said. conscious of the approach of the train. |
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Now Mr. Editor you eal me { moderAA man. cid Fosy
and ali that but n YOU win us atep In n don't brush yo0
90 with i.t Of Pioa thet viii nahe og Of Ne RehS
81 wide Awslss n ths whole rssn'at nj deDt I'm n r
AsbssbuIs, se,Obss 10, 1850,
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DR. wADswORTu will be nt bis rooms at the
Ashtsbula House, Oct 9th.


PLANE ROAD RAID.--An unfortunate strife
has sprung up between The brothers CULvEE, OF
this place, mail contractors, and the Plank road
company, which has led to the institution Of q
suit before u 8. Commissioner, and the ar.
rest, so we understand It, under criminal process,
Of 0. II. FITcH, j. d. HuLBERT, citizens OF this
place, and FREDERIoK UDELL, Of Jefferson,
charging them with the stoppage Of the q. 5.
mail. These gentlemen are the directors Of the
plank road company and in that capacity d.
rected the closing Of the toll gates against the
mail coach for non.payment Of tolls. The re-
fusal to pay is based upon tho alleged unlawful
condition of the road. The process being
criminal, was forthwith but the respondents
were allowed 10 make their own appearance at
Cleveland, 10 a. m. on Friday, 26th.
MECCA News "A new well was opened
last week, says the PdiaesriHe Rress, which
discharged Oil at the rate of two barrels an
hour until the Vat was 6lled--aud they
were obliged to stop pumping Near this
WELL one has been opened by Messrs. Dow
and Grover Of Madison, with good promise /;
pump is tt once TO be put in. The
"Painsyille Company" have opened well,
with good 'sand.bucket show and ore
erecting machinery for pumping.
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Great Internal Remedy
Il curing 7ousands Of cases where an other remedies have
utterly faed II Is "AEoDryE," reeying for The
moment but IL perfect and for thoo painful
diseases The vast number OF LInnenf Emhrocatoua and
External medicines which act as simuan % The aufoe
virtue. The NEURALGIA KING reaches tbe source of al
trouble and eectuaily baniser the disease h the ayrtc
We advise md AL to give trial and bec1no rtiscd
OF i'a wonderful power.
hcod The dstoHisheNG cures Of srSH knoira eifi-
zeHs Of Buffalo.
f5- n CURED Mr s. Hemenway Proprietor az Nlsesrk
street Unnops Line, Of Neuralgia and Rheumatsm n ths
az ONE BOTTLE cured Mr. Elias wssd. comuiasInn
o. severe Neuralgia Of the head and neck acr AZ
IL M L. eROsvENoR Of Perry street who vas oouan-
ed % hs house ard entirely nnsbe 70 attend hssissss
nov We. iT9u tns use 81 Watsons Neuralgia King
Seneca street. Of fLANMAToRv RruMArIsm Of long stand
pg A. the time Of commencing its he co1aned tc
az JAMES vANvELKENBURe we'll known police.
man Of this city cured Of Rheumatism and Nsursza Ia
IL worst form.
-e-7- iNFLANldAToRY RHEUMATTsM-Nr O. n. resd.,
No 50 Carroll street, was cured after trying other Remedies
for years.
fY- INFLAMMAToRY Rheuu,atsr, Of Five Y..r, Stand.
lug Mrs H. ". Putnam, 60 Pearl street, emcd IN tlrss
weekshad been under charge Of physicians In this t
II NEURALGIA In It's worst form Of hfeen years riand
lngsrs Lyman RAthburn Of 2l6 Delaware street, entirely
GT- wM. COLEMAN, Auetloneer No. Swan street car.
ed OF severe Neuralgia In his limbs.
1Y WIN MoFFAT, Brewer, Morgan street, Of Neuralgia
Of the face and teeth.
Piee sl,O0 per bottle.
A. ]. MATHEws, Proprietor,
go Maia Street, BUfsio, n. Y.
For sale by GEO. WILLARD. AFhtabria. 1y600
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IN a MATHIOT & SONS
Essz SOFA AND FURNITURE WARERoOM9,
FEf Nos. 25 AND 81 North GAY ST.
Near FGyeHe ST
Extending from Gay Frederick street
Always hand large assortment Of every variety
HOUSEHOLD AMI OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
Bureaus Assorted coors OfTete-a- Tetes.
Bedsteads, Cottage Furni- Arm Chairs,
WashstandS, Rocking Chairs
Wardrobes Wood Chairs, IE-taprres
Spring Beds, Office Chairs, Marble Tables
Mattresses OF Husk, Barber Chairs Reception and Up
Cotton and Hair Cribs and Cradles, holstered Chars
Sofas, Side Boards. Settles,
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
Persons disposed purchase are invited 10 call and give
stock examination which variety and araity of
Workmanship cannotbe exceed by establishment the
couhev. A. MATHI0T & son,
au2l-T Nos Or and 81 North ,av strsast
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Fnrniturf

cS1MHiiitN%Lt
HENRY W JENKINS,
FL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No I6 LIGHT ST,
las on hand large stock Of and constantly nanpfacu
ring every description of CABINET WARE, Of the best ma
tsrlalS and workmanship.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING Under
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS of hair Feathers, IRON
6EnSTEADS, suitable for Hotels, servants, &c ias-tf
q NEW FURNIT URE
GA wAREROOMS.
tfhe underSlgnedwOuld call the attention of his friends
and the public to his Warerr nrGs. and his isr"e
and varied assortment Of furniture. His sock being ALL
NEW, and ofthe best Workmanship, with very moderate
prices he hopes for Continuance Of The patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the Ol dStan;i.
TFos MccIANHAN
49, No. 40l W st Baltimore street.
Bf ElRNlTlRE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE mh25 If
a W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
Esss CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREBOOMS,
VII Nos. IS AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE,
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLE Al Il DEALERS
Constantly on hand and direct from Factory, great
var ty Of CHAIRS manufactured of Map" Oak, Walnut
and Mahogany Cane-Seat and Buck Rush and God Seat
Chairs painted or unpanlcd kuocdown drove up, in
bundles or boxes for shipping
Office Chairs Cane and WOoGI Settles, Cane seat,
Seat, Boston Rockers
Rocking Chairs, Cane seat and spanish Chairs and Suits
Back Cottage Sets and Chauber
Library Chairs, Cane seat ana Furniture,
Back, bureaus,
Tetea Tetes Caneseat and Toilet Tabesand WaslstanIs
Back, FXtens on Tables, SC
Lounges, Cane-seat and Back,
We cordially invite former patrons and all others in
the trade, to give call.
Observation-Disclosures, Lord & Co, Duer Norris &
Co., 5. S. Stevens d Sons.
W. GREENWOOD \ CO.
Nos. IS and 100 Baltimore street.
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* 81 notice.
lzss.Rz.ss=sasss FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

.- FAIR HAVEN AND PIJN POINT
90 Gjh ian OF DAis0n and after WEDNESDAY, Ma
"a, iSbO the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will Ieay
Bamore for the PatuXent river every WEDN ESDAY ar
SaIlk AH MORNINGS at clock proceeding as far =
as Lyon creek on Wednesdays Returning will leave l.,
on creek on Thursday morning at o'clock for Bait
VII itaVe Baltimore on Saturday morning at o'clock e
tiHl ianulng. Returning, VIII leave Hills Landing a
hon13y morning at o'clock for Baltimore, calling at H.
usual landings the river also at Plum Point ana ~
Haven going and returning -
Fright received Oh Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
NJ l.. WEENS, Master
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8Rti A0a0S.

la rssssEEzsssssssg1 WESTERN
WEE III sfa-= 6ARTAAND RAILROAD
OPEN o FINkSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30 A. NJ and 4P NJ Re-
turning leave FinEsburg Station, 6 Is and 10 30 A. NJ
Stages for Hampstead Manchester IVES Ter fancy
town ana kmmittsburg arrival Of the BOA H. train
Also for Westminster from the =. NJ. train.
stiff IRWIN X TANIoR
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HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
"A. REUTER- u SONS,
NO. Sc ES 7 BALTIM ORE STRE-ET,
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND GAY STREETS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

IA. REUTER- ~ SONS,
NO. Sc WEST BALTIMO ORE STREET,
BETWEEN FREDERICK GAY STREETS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
Would respectfully solicit attention CT Cabinet makers
aaGhnSs and 9thers to their new and sock
mechanical trades, comprising part large assortment
se r. Es n 3a o al E1 Gas mnF y
err Wrenehes and longs all Of which are offered at the
owest cash prices and ON the most favorable terms my2a
HARDWARE.
LII HISS, 4 coL&,
AL KINDS OF AME!RilcAH -HIAR6fiWlAsfRE2'
R. hoe 4 CO.'S CAST STEEL, MILL CROSS CUT and
FlsaEE I NGREi% H,MEnJCCAN EAGLE ANyIIs and
FIELmS, SANDWICHES CO.'S CUT TACKs, sHoENAILs,
S S2zS E5EsFR A3ES Faiar POINT
RUSSELL. / ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
FITCH rMaASSTFACrURlNG coMPANY's CABINET and
AMEEklGAM ,HoRsE-NAIL COMPANY's HORSE AND
Q: A%E$ : soS's sHQyELs. and SPADES, &c, &c.
D&&NG$ ! WIL6RoNs BRAND G GjSN and GRASS
sGYTHE sNEATHs, ,sCYTHE STONES, sc, &c
All Of which offer at lowest Factory Prices. my2tf
n IS THE bHsr 4 p Hs9s!s 70 G STf
EVERY DESCKiPTI0N OF
CABINET b HAEp ": 2 f.. roo,.
TABLE cUTiEhY, F6CErT cJTIEKY,, ,.aan.
PLATED WARE, ,n,-r. n,,nn '-' ','''0-'''' CO
tEgyBfy ~nn%
fe2stf WH0LESALE or RETAIL
IT. L. PARKER Co,
n. IMPo S,SEj rs, ASp nEAIER$ N METAL,
Between f PRaTG ana itf cSanEs seaGs,s.
I'm TN PLATE It S5 every dssSTipti0n.
kN&EisH s sHEE II ' fR68 Nos. 10 to 2.
SS$H3&lEEEy$fHsS1zEDss g :: isss sSz:
IRON WIRE, TIMED WIRE" 9to &
LEAD PIPES and sHEET LEAD
HOOP IRON, in. to 2k in
RRFS = K = 81 COPPER BOTTOMS FIyETs
IRON WAREH USE,
10. 10 SeUrH CALVERT ST.
IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
i IRON and STEEL, have constantly on hand complete
AaERIcAN, AND ENGLISH IRON,
RAILROAD SS sFIRES IS s CHAINS.
vIADUcr AND LAgkHfE t? Rof f e IRON WORKS,
Elk SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL FORGE
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AMERICAN BUTT COMPANY, BsTT HINGES, SAD IRors
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HALL ELTON CO, PLATED SPOONS FORKS.
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