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Tit Foor Hu'i Day.
. Ta UM l-il
. mum tmmm mm Jay, t
W'M ! M caMa,
rilM. tutiiUM teal m4 aaas mm,
ttttm tk Ma'i aailka mrf.
Fm n&r4 It. a !
bltel llwt UVM,
J'arefca eaaa.a.paratee' aa!
TkMli'iUttii tivui lik tk.va!
Wn4, IM M Nf amua
Wimi mam itea vot-vvfk puce.
Little river,
aVamf Intasratw
Canal, funl M;af arila thaakful
II HI wwataiM (lastly
Uaai wit his the mm reae ke pf
Uk.Ual lb)- arm biassed, a.).
Baatatk knly
Fur Um Wely
Paiat will Dowers tfcr liilrU and
FuraflirtiM'a mm aad uUtn,
ti4 Ike aeuaauiaa, aU ana water,
1 njr lo Gal, Um paw aa' Uud.
Pile jnanf avtfk.r.
Cinupiaf brother,
8Mter toiling ia despair
Crlaf-eoaedatre. that lit. king die,!
White-lippae child lhiU,lepiug,ieheat,
Quae and drink tin light and ait.
PI ill God liveth,
P till ka giv.tb
Wkal an law can take away
AnJ.vu Sabbath. .bringing gUtlueae
Lute brails of wenry guulne.
bull art I lion ' I'm IW Mau'a Day."
The Newspaper.
Our friend of the Belmont Chronicle,
speaks our scntimeuU, when he says:
Every man who reads a newspaper,
and we pity the man who does not, im
agine that if he was but the editor of that
paper, he would tshow the world what
newspaper should be. Every one will ac
knowledge that the boot maker is the only
one capable of making a presentable cov
ering for a foot and that one but a hat-
t;r would furnish a shocking bad hat,
aud that a house carpenter of all others is
to be trusted with the construction of
house, yet at the same time they think thai
anybody can edit a newspaper.' As
tjst we will vacate our chin- for a week
gladly, if anybody wishes to try it, if they
will agree to be responsible for the dam
ages resulting lroiu their incapacity, or
negligence.
It is the duty of an editor to ' show tlio
very ago and body in which we live its
form and pressure.' In doing this he i
not to work alone. Every subscriber to
a newspaper, and every citizen in a com
munity has an interest in keeping up his
puper, and to this end he should exert
himself to send to the editor ull items oi
news coming under his observation which
could be of any possible interest to any
number of persons, the state of the crops,
tlw I,.,l,l, e j', t.i ...i . .. i i
ucumi ui luc uuigiiuoruooa, ueaws,
and marriages are ever welcome to the col
umns of a newspaper, and they are eagerly
looked for by the readers.
The nature of an editor's business is
such as to keep him almost constantly ai
home, and it is therefore utterly impossible
for him to collect, personally, local infor
mation from all parts of the country oi
State: much as he may desire to do so.
If every one would take an interest in this
matter as they should do, a newspaper
would then be more like it should be, a
newspaper. With plenty of local items
and a sufficiency of material aid' an edit
or's life would be a pleasant one.
X't'RE ron Haed Times. It is generally
conceIed that one of the prominent causes
of the present financial depression through
out the country is the excessive importa
tion of foreign goods and consequent
drainage of moa?y to meet the indebted
ness, fa this article of foreign silks alone
we purchase tiventy millions of dollars. !
worm every year not a very flattering
compliment to American ladies, when we
have domestic good every way superior.
-vnotner indication of the extravagance'
which lias prevailed is found in a letter!
lrom an importing house in Xew York,
stating that the amount of duties paid for
French artidoial flowers, for the first quar
ter of the current fiscal year, was almost
double the amount of duties paid on rail-
i : i t i. ,i .
luuu nun; m tais siaie oi uuugs we are
glad to notice that tuite a large number
of fashionable ladies of tho city of Xew
York have formad a society for tho pro
motion of American industry, by encour
aging domestic manufactures. Tho mem
bers pledge themselves to wear nothing
- which is not made in America, ami tl.o
fire is spreading. The move is a good
one, and ' could be followed to advantage
in all our cities and villages. This would
be Protection to American manufactures
in earnest, domestic fabrics would be fash
ionable, and we should r oon have good
times, with plenty of money in the coun
try and in our pockets.
' JcutB,was yon ever iu war?'
". You'd better" believe it. I distinguish
cd myself at do battle of New Orleans.
did. ' " 5,
Yoa did! ' ;
1 1 didn't do , noliing else I furnished
Gen. Jackson with two aids on that occa
sion. . r ' v
" What aids were the! What was dor
y names ? '
' 'DeT naraes?.,
' Yes, der names of dem aids.
,t ' Vcli den, il do nigger must know
dey were Lemon-sdesl Now yon got par
ticulars, liold your hush, or. I'll cave your
heal iu viiJ de door mat.'
- 1-'. w..VMWH!.,"". "V T
TTJTrMii'w-TT!!aw
it a yarn .LP Anvi:fntsF-Mi:.TS.:M:vi:i.Axi AiiVEinwiMKxrs
NORTH AMERICAN HOUL,
VJLNst a-4.U. UlilU. .
. w.lavaxTef fal.be 8ifqnrF, epnmit ll a
Raak. r.r.UTfcKSaaatUEM. W tf lRIVfi
4
STURGES' BOOK STORE.
ha aatal NiailB i
l STCCCUliAitwfcLU.Jt,fcrAriOSEMe.
JlaXsriKL, UHIO.
f T AS Jt received alarreaiilipletIiJaaort-
li. a nl or iMwka, .iiucrtcaa mod Furaicn.
SiapU an J Taney Stationery. Tli new oddi
tiooa ao ma le lo LU already larpa stork, rn
ablet biiato flill an order with aliich bit pa-
iron mar laror kita, ana upon the best terms.
Me lia also l-iM oompH-ted arraiigcincnla f-a-
rwivinit all .LV AMI VALL AI LK ri.i;i.I
OATIU.SS a M as they are piil,'.i-ucd.
m.ini; Ins finctlorK vl stationery jttst opened
nay be found all the new Mylrs of wliilc anal
bin Letter ami t ap, batli iiui, l'L.UN AM)
ill LT KlKJE, folio post, c-iuiiicrci:il note and
lii!l e.ip pipers. Also, the cewVlvJea of tintcil
luc an J Jniua-V Note r.nl Lctti-r. papers, with
url"pe M match; l.ure.opeti i;f ail atvlca.
imir. white (in l f incy bull' linti .l nnl plain
VISlTINtt r.VKl)3. Nute.-, l)rait.. copvins-
Iwok, C'lrylnjr presses. pnrt fulliw, li:inkcr en-
e.. post tit&oe auil bill Iic.tI b e il.ito calen-
Ura. (iOLU A.U STM.L l'E.?, iju.lls, ttrit
fliiitU, caruiiue inks, ink ftamls of all kir..ls.
pencils sealing wax, waters, paper wc:!it!i'
etter nn.l bill cin , U tt.-rftamp, ivnrv fulucin.
'.VKITINli 1'ALiS. Uiittinp p:uls, ink etauiri".
oin.l boxes, ie. Also, a line stock of CL'T
I.KKV, from the ttest mautifHrturers. lil.ANK
HOOKS, day bwk. Jcuinal., Ledtter, Cash
Hooks, full or hair bound ami mnlo of the. best
uuen puper. Imie-lHinks, l ajs-bonks, Jlem-iirudiiiii-houks,
l)iHi io, &c. Every descrip
tion of blank work ma-.Ic ta older.
Wrnnpinj l'atier ml Twine. Vb5t JCrj
iiollllll HOlilllS, c.
LAW, MKDICAI. nnd SCHOOL KOOKS.
lie lias on hand a complete stock of I.nw,
MeJicnl, TheoloRieal, School and Standard Lit
erary Hooks, which he oilers at very low prices
lso n vevy larjro assortment ot WALL l'A-
I'EUS, Window Curtains, JSordcrs, Fire Uoard
Views &c. ijo.
To this and ailjomine Country Mer-
chuts he would add, that he is now prepared
to fill till orders for bonks or stationery at the
LOWEST 1'KICES, and on coou terms.
Mansfield, Not. 24. 1S-14. V.. STl'llfiES.
iNEW BOOK bT.OUE.
In JIANSt IELD, Ohio,
At The Sign of the Huge Bool:
ll I tCKiior, wouki respccttuiiv m-
JJ form the cit.zens of riymouth, nnd vicin
ity, that ho has re-opened in Mansfield, with an
entire now stock ot Books, all Paper, Sta
tionery, Fancy Cards. &c.
STATIONERY:
A full assortment of Staple ifnd Fancy Stiition-
cry, hig Ink-stauds, Steel-l'cns, liuills, rcn-hol-
lers, ivory-sea!", ratiouul-waferi', Letter-clipr
Hill-tiles, Invoice-bocks, l'cn racks, Copvinjr
presses, llouks and lliushes, Twiue-rccls, l'ort
folios, W'ritiug-des-ks, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
WALLl'APEE:
An entirely new nnd extensive stock of Wall Pa
per, Borders, end Window Paper.
C'LTiTAlX FIXTLliES:
Cornices, Tassels, Painted auj (jilt Shades,
Cor J, &c.
PAPER:
A large stock of Flat Cap, Folio Writing, Com
mercial Note. J-nnev Note, limi imtcil, &c.
FOR SALE WHOLESALE RETAIL:
Law, Medical aiiJ Miscellaneous IJooks.
CITLEKV:
Rodgers and Wostcrholmes' best Cutlery; also
.1 luro varietv of cheap imported Fockct-'kuives
00L1) PEN'S :
BajTcy and Dawseu, Warren & Jlydcs' and oth
2r celebrated makers.
ENVELOPES:
Rvery variety of Plain, Self-sealing, Document.
Hank-note, iLc.
rORT-MON'AlES :
The lavjie-1 and test selected stock ever LrousLt
to this city.
INK :
Arnolds the genuine article Morrison's and
illackwood's Juk, at who!"ale and retail.
MLTLT!.t)N"CS:
'jilt, Posewoed and Mahogany Mouldings, of
:very size and style. Picture Frames made to
jrder at short notice.
CAPDS:
Printers' Cards and Borders, Buff-tinted Visit-
ng, l'lam Enameled and Fancy Cards; also a
ine quality of Playing Cards.
JKyUmntry Merchants supplied with School
'looks, Paper, &c. at Eastern prices. Orders
promptly attended to.
15. C. TICKXOS, Mansfield, Ohio,
X. li. Oar stock being new and bought low.
ffin oc snl'l accordingly. V.c have no old shop
.vorn and damaged goo ls.o sell oft.
Cfgllighest market price paid for Rags, in
.ash or g
UOOSt Bl17f3.
Flank Tx-oks of every description kept con--tantlv
on hand. Books for County, Railroad,
tn-uranc" Offices, .ycmide to order at short
loiiee. Old Hooks re-bonn 1 at
15. C. TICKXOIt'S
Xew Book Ein-Iery, Mim.-ticld. 0.
N- ! Bware of falsa pl'tis. The puMie
;re warned iwinst being misled crdc-ciiveJ hy
iuu'ing my cuiue attached to anv other entab
yniieiit. Mansfield. Jan. 19. 185.'..
-MAN'S ritlLU, OIiI'J,
( Saxes.v.-rs to IT. S. Gmwcr.)
EALHlIS IX FOREIGN k l.iOMKS-
TIJ If HDW UP TRfiV viTa
riT.A l A fYTi Ol! C t s i.r -.T-itH
liUMil N(r. T'r.i....r nn.l PnomJJ '
r t ri" i,i . . -. .
ueaiiiur, l in I late, Oiiain i'UKlps, &C. OiC.I
ji.ii.sei-i, January o,
Enn (, , liraunk and the Knoxc-X',thin'ir ' !
ri I'KWY.I Ti ro , . , . '
j .ii..,iivi,ul i.uan!.r.eirj,j uas just opened a
-f large and splendid stock cf
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Now is your time "to pitch inl" Such S::e styles
and exceedingly Low Prices! but there is no
use talking, it beats the Jews al! to thut.dcr.
Vi ere I Dow, Jr., or some other great man with
i vocabulary that would reach from ben. to fl.,.
Rocky .Mountains. I might continue a wor k and !'
not. ijq nolo to toll you ono half of tho bountiful
and endless variety of Gents and Rots Clothing I
...,1 t?... : .i r . - . .... . . . - '
i.iu i uriii.-.iiiiirruoocis. 'j lie old Ktorcisnow
chuckfiill, ncd you will be sure to be suited,
and I am bound to-sell for less than thev e:iu
be bought elsewhere in this town. Reco'lleetl
charge iiothingforshowingGoodJ, and soon the
principle of "small profit and quick sal?s."
Let those dress now
Who never dressed before,
And those who always dressed,
Now dress the move
jQDon't forget the place, Griucom Clothinj
'pot, No. 3 Weldin House. Si-m nffh
ow, .H.msnci'i, u.
Rlacks:nitii
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
tho citizens of Plvmontli unrl tl
thnt they have taken possession of tha h,.n ,.!
cetilly occupied by Mr. Kellogg, where thev
will witw ft. a PJ..!..:.!.: .
. ..... j ... ui.n.Muui,uing uusincss m all
us vai-tous urnncnes. AH work entrn.r..
our care will be woll and promptly executed. !
The pntronago of the public is respectfully 'so-
may ue round at ftortlr end of
bandusky-street. W.M. & T. WAITE
Plymouth, Huron Co. P.. Jan. 1 1855.'
THOS. WTTI.1!, 811. II10S. UTTLB, JB
Late of the firm nf Bnhlnnn. Liitle Co,
T. Little & Co., Wholesale Grocers,
PRODUCE, CCMMI.HSION & FOlCiV Mil)
X ING MERCHANTS, and Dealers in Pitts-
onrgn ninnutactnres, t). 1TCJI SFl'(iTn
STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
JSS-The highest price paid for Racon, Lard,
Flour and Seeds, nnd liberal ad ranees made on
onsignmcnts seii2-
E. MCFALL ico.':'"
WIIOHSAI, PKAI.RRS TX
GnOGEIlIE js,
MANsriEl.D, OHIO.
rOE. McF. & Co., can wippl v retailers on
hetlor terms than cither Cleveland or SandnakT
Thoir atock islnrge nnd complete, to which tliey
ir.vitetlie ntlciition of dealers.-. Julv 1st l.sM
ri pu-utV., srjd. .J.t, dKi.
i wmmmymmmymmwmwtfme
r , S I -a r ar M. " f r
SrrEEIOB-XT.,CLKrE.AXn, o.
iri.v-sr., iii rr.LO, x. r.
liilHTnti.
Una. J I OhMI!, M V riMCn ri.a.T,
MtMi II (irtMa. . rmlan AMnn,
EIna Nrahra flncBcack, rn4 KawaH M Mia.
"a II li lark, Pmt P R IaCFr,
llonNfTirn l.kl, ' tr;ahd,
'.VKmia, Cym r.-rwML
IV J U.arfca, 11. .r 1UI.
rttlVIPALS.
:i. a. itay.tT. wAnntMrro.i li'sk
u. uwiiiiir m 111 1 u.
TAft 1.TT.
H n Rrraal. ) Pr..r.ra of tha fch act of Ar
il C Mcr. ruuau aad Lcctuiat oa fetttiljeji
II l trailun' Ci.-t-.ai..
J liiMr.on t.o,k 1'Mwhrrnf Bmiam tail Orna-
tnanial IV aouiuliii ail Lacluier on CwuinaKlal Cur-
Ilin Jmlrt PUrkatalliti and II D Cark, Lactanra
oa Ciaaiaaicial law.
r ratflr. I.Acturtr an Conimarrlal C. ainutatioaa.
i re aeuiAM Maftaa, Ut:m n I'.Mittcil Ecenuaiy.
r.iiMiu K vvkua ana J. U. alarruun, Ltttarar
Couiiitarfml rompiilatli Rr
Ke.J llatl feunih, Irinrar oa Cuinaiarcial Elkiea,
TKUMf.
For fn'l ennrar. Including all Hanarmantt of t'ool
Keeiilnr. I.trlurii Alid Pracliral fa aianliili. 40,' 0
Kur liillr.tatac in lidtra' lfMrtmant, So,f0
lrraraicirMur inntrhctiun la Binceni
Pcanianliii, 5,(10
rc van- u;ylet la Ornamental ranmanlim, aajrcca
(tin-
T'L UF.SIOV ortli Irutiiullnn i In afliird ptrftct
'aciliiifs or ariiiiinf, in an eietiiioua aiaimer, a
thfriU(:h anowtcdr of t'iniuiercial Krirnca and Art.
a rac-ically auiMoyed in Ilia Collating Hooui and llii-
ine! iriiit e'K'allT.
I 111-. HutK M.F.l'l.yj rV'IMrtTVPVT In nndfr
the iieroiiii'iupermtfinlence !' one aline ne-t nccumt.-
.iiita mine l-nited .latee. iNo Mercnultle college in
lip Vet fHysese pitperior, if ctiinl adv:intt;et tor
iiiioartmj! n prnctit nl knnwteiUeoi lominercial Scienra.
THE COI.I.KiUTK CdURtE will emSrace (lie
most aipniV(.d and ira-ticnj t'r. ma for keeping laokR
hy Double fci.try in Hie v.irioue department' of Trade
and Commerce, fnrluijins General Wholesale nnd He.
tail .Meii-anttle. r.xrlinnge, I'omitu.-'iien, Mnnnlurtur
ina. K:il road, ttanklns. I'rlntinf, Minina, Sui.oinic,
Stauinlu-atini;, Individual, fartnehip and Cuuipjuiid
Ci)tii:iHV iJiieinefiH.
UAII.Y LEtJTl'RESwillhe delivered upon the Sci
ence of Accounts, (."cnniifrcial Law, Polilicnl Econo-:!-.
ouunerclal Catruhitinne, Hnnkinn, Mercnmie
Ci-toni, l'nniuiici:il Eihicn, Rnilr .nil.ngi I mintMi
rrf ho 'nilence, Hilling, Commerce, commercial
Cwgnpliy' If.
rf..MA.!iiii', rmcticai ana urnanientai win oe
t;oislit hy J V l.L'SK, lin for rapid and correct writ
ing unsnrpasHeil ny nny teacher of Chirogrnpby in
the West, Mire attention Is given to plain practical
Peninnnl.ii at lliin In-linmicn tlianat any other Mer
cantile College in the I'niU-d Stutee, and e pie lire
curselves In impart t onr pntrone a eysleinatic, plain
nnd rapid llunnnn Hand Wr iinr! tn a more gcneial
e.ieni than iii done at .iny giiuihir Oollece in tiie State
THE SLIT tT Ktlu.MS occupied hy III in Institution
.ire more extensive, eteuant ami conveniently tinea up
Uinn i bore nl any ehniar Cuilere in ihe Ln;oa.
TIIK LAUIES DF.l'AltTMK.NT i entirely Mparate
from flic Centh men's nnd is riltail np in a niasnilicent
and convenient mnnner. 'i'lie arrnuzeumn a 'ur, and
putronnpe of thiii depnitiiiciitare micqniilled.
tL"r-Tnriii!.'li Hie extensixe acfliiaintuuceof Hie Prin-
ciiiitlK niiinr oi the tiurti m mi iiiiutuntiiii in e placed iu
itcr-iiiv1 fiiuniionti. nr.? if in. inr a ciicuiur. muyi
JjOLbOAl'b COLLEGE.
C0UNF.H Pl'EEIC SQUARE, CLEVELAND.
E. G. FOLSOM.ru'fcu-AL.
incorporated Slay 9, 18 51-
rMIE OI.l) t'OLLKGE has removed to new tplen
a- did Kooiiik snpasiisins in beamy nnd couveu ence
those uf any eimilur I us: liut i .n in ilie Stale.
FAi't'I.TV.
a. G. FOLSOM, A. I). I'nnctpal rrofessor or the
Science ot accoimiis.
W c; BOL'UUTOK and W H H0LL1STER Assistants
in Hook keeninir Ueiiarimeiit.
JOHN 15 W.KIX.F clurer on Mercantile Custcius,
Bunk iiu. hzr.inn!e, etc.
A J PHLLPa'aud JJ.SLl'll HEATTIE, Pro'cssors of
Friictical and Ornamental reiiinani-lnp.
R t' IIL'.MIS I'O.N, Lecturer on Commercial History
and the Artol (.iiinpiiiatKui.
Hon JOHN CiCAVKLl. T fl HAY and D B PAL-
MhK. i.ecturarson (.'onininn Law,
Kev. J A 'rilu.MK, Lecturer on Cuinineicill Ethics.
Tuition fees payable in advance.
TEHMS :
Fortlie Mercantile Course, time unlimited, IfiftO
i lie same course for Ladie?, So 00
I'ui separate instruclions in Penmanship, Flourishing,
ficv as per agreement.
itt-fciaru of i lie Insiiintion.
Is to abrd as ood advantages as can be had in any
similar one in the tnion to young men about to assume
the responsible duties of the Counting Keomand van
one Mercantile pursuits.
Science of Accounts.
Book-keop'n will he explained from a new stand
point, showing the true iminre and relation oi accounts,
mid thocoiirse will embrace some of Ibe best practical
tortus of modern accountants Tins ic ence is often
taught nj if it were a species of conjecture, in which
multiplicity "f forms are substituted tor priucipiea, ar
hitrury rules foi reason, aiidVenerable precedents tor
genuine philosophy. inaMng tho whole tieid of tliesci
ehca a complete 'urra ino2ulta,, To produce good
practical Acrunnlunts tiie e NaEr.TA ni.i not the
MEauar simply, should be addressed.
Daily Lirturi. cVc
One or more lectures will be given daily on the foi
owiug subjects.. Account.-', 'enui:ini.'hip,iMercnniile
CustuHls, llinkmg, Ecli:inge. Calculnii-lis, Corres
pniider.ee.. Commercial Luv i'uiilical fctoniiiny, t'oml
bibles, Kai!ri.adiii.,ce. Ilcsidcs the iluiil Lectures
un Ijav. , .c. in Cntles of this kind there will lie oth
ers. Practical men, thoroughly conversed with the
ratine of business lo instruct ujhui point allied lo the
course of study, and one exprsly in Calculations.
PENMANSHIP, Piuotioal and Uii.NAMEKrAi,.
This de artiuent will be under the si peiv-si. n nttwo
ef the bet Pemnnu oflhe day. lltisiness V'riting wilt
be taught upon the New Method of Folsoni's Cbirby
thmoirai'by, executed to the bear of an instrument,
-tntt producing the popular commercial hand in much
It?' than Hie usna; tiiue.
N" (L.turfnrtlit-rpririiciilara send for the Circular.
In mail. Address the Piiucipal.
A large Lbrary wi'I t e c.noiected withfhe nstirution
contaiiiinnig the variiis Works on riouk-Kceeping,
MeriMi utile Law to wine sltidcuts run b-tve uccesf to.
Wilt.'LLsAI.E".-Njrj!bTAlL ""
PAPEK HAK3IKO ESTABLlSHIrlENT
i 0. U WA'i'EU-ST., CLJiVtLAXD, OHIO,
i IX COWLK' NKW ii-UCK, o"potito the
o!J stand. M. C.vitsos hai rtiited tho above
-.U-garit four story store, to iiccommoduto his in
creaciiig hnsinesj, and lias fitted up in a .style
aicriuvto wiy other establihhmeut of (lie kind
te ty
lis bus on hand over
eon. ' ii-i i li ;r ' I : i r-fr noil Vfll-ii-il M'l..r.fion oi
!"'"! ---15 - r-' v.
t reach and American Satin, Gold, Marble,
j Granite, Oak, Maple, Mahogany, lilack Walnut,
I Landscape, Decorative, Ceiling, Paimclling and
Velvet Papers; an extensive vutiety of 'Gold,
I Velvet and Common liorders; Plain and Gold
iFire Board 7'rints. Alio, Window iSiiades, of
j every variety and price, including some new
! and rich styles never before introduced in this
jcity. Also, a (Treat variety of LOOKING
jGLASSEr?, including some rich Gilt and Mahog
jajiy Frutiiea. Also French Engravings and
Picture I mines, Cords and lusecls; Viindow
rnices, of nil pattesns: Curtain Bands, Pins
Loop: PAINT.S AND OILS, warranted pure
Varnish, Putty, Brushes, Window Glass, Gluzed
Window feiishes of dilfemit sizes, cc.
Cleveland, LsepoO:i;m MCARSOX
lSXiC.S'CLOTiiliSAUAlSSTr
ti uLook out for the Giantsigia
"UNION HALL TRIUMPHANT."
AVE your dollars and buy you i lotliiug at
O ISAAC A. ISAACS' UNION HALL. The
public are invited to an inspection of the superb
.dock of PALL & Wl.Yi'EK CL0T1110 now oi
exhibition at this magnificent establishment,
which, in extent, superiority of workmanship
he B'n Rttd an' f"'1'011' t"frstlir with lowness of price, can
tf?ft ' i not be beat by any other Clothing House in Ohio
p j .ISAACS has- just returned from the East,
where he lias received such bargains in Cloth
and materials for manufacturing, that he has it
now in his power nnd is determined to knock all
tho Eastern Slop Concerns into a Cocked Hat,
and he will commenco by selling the best Over
coats in tho city for $1, nnd Under Coats,
Pants and Vests of all dencniitions in propor
twin. So look out tortun, and come along every
body who wants to be clothed; he can fit all
sizes from men as large as the Giants that stand
at his doors, to littl woe fellows three years
old, nnd as Ins Momm tit uuililing is filled with
Clothing of nil qualities, be is sure of bein
able to suit everybody. Remember that lie
docs not wish to humbug the people with East
ern Slop Work, for GO cents less than nny one
else, as he does not keep such trnsh. But he
will furnish his customers with the best cloth
ing in the city, for less money than they can
purchase tho same kind of goods for, in any
other house m tlio tniteu htates. uentlcmcn
Furnishing Goods of all descriptions for snl
cheap. A liberal discount made to wholesale
lealers who bny tor cash, nothing made to
order nt. the shortest notice nnd on the most
rcsonnnble terms at ASA AC A. ISAACS.
I'nion Hall, corner of Superior und Union-sts,
Cl 'velnnd. Ohio. sep80-ly
nc
IA
V0NTfor?et timt the farmer's Store is thf
1 I i . n i i - r. l .. f ;
cuor, fcty.n, quality d 1 material, nnd dnnt for
get that Huvi.tiek will sell chear. inarch 2 3
m ri 'ira Trt i nil c iin in" l K.tj'iF. hi t-vi'T-v
it - . j . ..-v
8 A S DU.K Y A I KK1 1 UK-. ESTS.
J. M. rKTSBIB, DTrrMxa ArUM.
RcUr 1 Uack, kaarl -jumU era Ull livtA.
nttuN taM-raeti l'ancr aaJ I 'tle'n attfrt,
Watcr-t.. 8.1SULSKV, O.
raici
klCTl'UKS Uiti riar wfly mr Im grvapa
1 ia Um best itrl ot lt art, M silker clear '
or c!u(iT vtatLcr, pt p ia rrcry rariety 1
Ilia rooais ara Kttru up wna boii j
aawj nils lishta. rMranprra Tuitirie; SaaoWky
ir iaTitcal lo sail sad eiaauns i pecunena.
June 10-nM-ly
a. aiTHKaaLL, it, aikci.
J W. WETHERELL A. CO-.
WHOLESALE OROCBR6,
AND COMMLSSillX MKIICIIANTS.
VprM.-ite M. R. k L. K R. K. Ivjiot. Han.luky.
a A V K reinorcJ lo l.'icir new at..t Iirrclh
crrwwite llwir nhl lucatinn, wlirrtj Uiey art-
now recoirinz one) of the l.AUlifST and beg!
stock of lillUCKKIKS cvrr oOVml in Ihia
City, and tht'T lirrliy jiltlpe lli-tii-lve'a to
make itan oliwct for C'CNTKV MKW'll.vNT'
ml DfcAl.r. US pt nrr.iliy l pitrrliajv their t.rc-
crira .n tins market, inroad of ptiig to l-lla-
o, tleTclnnil, or t inetnnutt. Mine or mew
place pntucM ailrantapfi wh.ch are not noa
offered hen-, nnd they but ?k that btiyrr will
ook at their Uick an l cxaruiuc Uicir loicos be
fore purchaaing elpcahcra.
lhaiikin" their former cni--tnmcrs for tlioir
patrouajro, they con&Jvutly e,cct, under the
above conditiona not only a continuance uf the
Mine, but a lui pe increase iu their trade.
June ti)-iio:j-tf
3YUKMIAX I'OIITCH, AXI'HKW LYTLC
PORTER & LYTLE.
( Lute 8. Porter Co.1
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Anil CoiiiitiiMoii iflrclianl,
AIvl) Dealers in Wines, Liquors tuid Cignr.,
Coniuiercinl Buildinrra, Water-tt.', 8andua.,
ky, Ohio. CONSTANTI.V oa Intud very l:irc
,1 LIIO MUuib .4 .-ll.U. ,A .k.:..l.
they invite tho attention of Couutrv Dealers.
They pledge themselves to sell ou n good term?
as can he obtained cither at Puffalo or Clcve-
and. Onlers p'omptly filled. , June 7-ii34
Harness, saddles, &c.
A. F. M'CONAUGH Y
tnkes this method of expra"S
ing his thnnks to his numer
ous customers for their lilicr
il pntronnpre, nnd hopes by
ooil behavior, and nttcntion
to business, to merit a con-
tiiiuiiuce of tho sumo. He in
vites tho iiulilic cenernlly to
call and examine his work, which is always
made of the best materials, and m the most
workmanlike manner. He will make it an ol-
ect for Farmers to buy of lum, as he can nnd
will do work as cheap as tho cheapest. Shop
np-stairs, over the brick blacksmith shop of J.
Day. 1 lyuiontn, Jan. d, INw.
Dentistry.
Ull. LORD wenld
respectfully inform
the inhabitants ol
i Plymouth and the
surrounding towns,
that he is prepared
to inscit from one to a whole set of teeth, on
fine Gold Plato, in the most improved manner.
Particular attention paid to filling carious teeth,
thereby arresting furthor decay. Olhce open
from 8 to li o'clock.
Office over Horuheek's Store.
:TEH'-ii;.niii:s shop.
T"V KKLI.KY would respect-
J fully i nl'orm the public
that he has opened a shop
for the manufacture of HAIl-
NLS, iSAUlJl.1.8, &c, on
tho Xorth side of the Public
Square, a few doors below S
II. Starr's, where ho will
keep constantly on hand,
large assortment of everything in their lino.
They have now ready for inspection, an assort
ment of Fancy and Common Draught Harness,
which he will sell at the lowest possible prices.
All work warranted to prove as represented,
Farmers and others are invited to call.
Plymouth, Oct. '27, 1854.
AX1
X 33 KT 37 X XLG02J2C,
(OVKll VOOSTER'S DRUG STORE.)
A RMSTIIONG k DUK11A.U have titted np
li. the coinmodious rooms over Wooster's
Drue Store, iu tiie most .superb style, for the
purpose of carryinjr on both DAGUE11REOTV
PING and DENTISTRY. In both branches of
business they will give the fullest satisfaction,
or no charge will be made. They feel confident
in saying that they can compete with Cloveland
orSandusvk in the execution of their work, and
at much less prices. Call and seo us when you
come to town.
WESTERN EXCHANGE-
Sorth-eatt Corner 1'iMic Square, l'himonlh, 0
THE subscriber would respectfully iiiform the
traveling community, that he has taken the
above House (formerly kept by II. Lininger)of
Plymouth, and having thoroughly repaired it, is
now well prepared to accommodate travelersand
others. His table will always be supplied with
tho best the markets afford. His stables (thor
oughly ropaired) are under the cure of attentive
Solera. nprl22-.':m JOHN SMITH.
1' J. 11ENKKU. 11. . IIKKKEB.
P. J. DENKER & SON,
Imporlrrx, Miiiiiifin lvrcra ,- Wliultmle. Dealers in
Furnishing Goods, Tailors' Trimmings,
CLOTHS AXD CLOTHING,
No. fli Superior-st., Ci.kvelsd, O.
P. J. D. k Son pledge themselves to offer ns
good inducements to country merchants ns can
be done in New York or any of the Eastern ci
ies. sept801y
W. WAHHKN. It 0 FCLLEK.
Dry Goods at Wholesale.
Uf l r c Kl s. rni I CD
N(
TO. 45, SUPERIOR-STREET, WEDDELL
HOUSE, CLEVELAND, 0.
We have received our Fall Stock and are
now prepared to sell goods nt the lowest
New York prices. We invite dealers to call and
examine our stock and prices before purchasing
iscwnere. ecpai)
"Elliott & Co.,
DKALU1IS I.N 7
Agricultural and Horticultural
S & IMPLEMENTS.
Fruit ami Ornamental Trees,
South Hide Court llouso Square, Cleve
land, Ohio.
itiTOur collection lias been male up
with great care, and by personal attend
ance and examination of tho articles. All
Orders promptly executed.
Our siock of lrces, especially Dwarf
Pears, is very fine. aprllS-tf
JOUN CAllTWttlOlli,
MASCFACTUUKB AXD IMI'OKTEE OF
Pen, Pocket und Table cutlery,
Sinf.iCAi.St DextalInstuuments, Shears
KaZORB, CrUSS, 1'lSTOI.B, Colt's ASD
OTUE11 REVOLVKK8,
L.i2htiiliis Rod. Point. Sec.
NO. 8t) WOOD-STREET., PITTSBURG, PA.
B5rarticiilur attention paid to tho manu-
nctunug ot Trusses, bupporters, sc. apl7-6m
STOVES! STOVESI
POAVE It S& KINNEY.
LI AVE received thoir fall nnd winterstock of
11
Cooking iMid Parlor Stoves, for
WOOD OR COAL,
of every variety and size, which thoy offer for
saic at ' '
The Lowest Kind of Prices.-
Also, a large assortment of TIN WARE, which
will be sold cheap. Cull and see. n3
ETNA IRON AND STEEL WAREIIOUSC
SPANG & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS of all sizes and descrip
tions of Juniata Iron, Nails, Wrought and
Cut Bpike, Blistor, Plough and Spring Steel,
&c., Boiler Iron, Rivets, - Fire-bed, Sheet
aud Bar Iron, of any size and thickness, mado to
order and cut to pattern if required. Also
WINDOW GLASS and PHTHURGH MANU
FACTURES scnerallv.
SSrClevelnnd Warehouse, corner of Lght-
nouse ami tiivcr street, nenr the c. & ll. H
t
D,cPot- I'iHaburgh Wtticlionse,
Watef slvcet-
o. 88 nnd !i
scptSO
a
tmn. . - . i.i... ij) I iHM ,m 'lUV'-t -li'. ...
3
riTTKittmn AUVKiniM:M::.iK .
W. . WAiXAC E,
ritubax-gte BtMm Mwbl Work.
Slf. .l tli.LUmrtm at- Sfl.i
ITUXtME.TS, Tb, Grav. HtmmU, la.,
l'A B-anafared by Mean. Alan, MarUa
Mantlets a lam aaortaat ftlia aaoal keam.
tiful kiaj, made mf tbm iacat quality m torrigm
wnaenit inrvie, aivavi oa baud anil aaaa.
ulaclBj-txl Uonlcr Ly Hadunery, at f lilajloo
Hill Stones and Mill 1 urnialiing."
I.Kl-.M II !H lilt .M ILL MUMS, old and ik
X Stock, of all aixea. AIo an hand aad made
to order. Laurel V-U Mill KU nte always tin
hand, Ikiltin-Cloths, Allnna, hot ttnality, wmr
ratitexl to holt fieely, at the fcweit price; Mill
Spindle. Mill Iroaa, Cart lmn Prnof-aUffi.
Mill-O'carrrift, Corn and Cb liriudcr,' Leathel
Keltiiiff. Cupper Uirrted, alwaysVn han-U alsu
KLu lUdtinir. a puiicrior article 'for Kli-valora. al
half price of leather ; Mill and Liebler Serewa,
ralenl Husliea and Jletal Kye Pieces for the run-
ner, Picks, scrccn-wiiT, Ac, always on hand, at
W. W. WALLACE,
fpO-Tt 810 I.ilierty-at.. I'ittsl.urch.
Mil il I luf liiiitHi.
Lri.rs patk
Mill, used in
NT Krent h lliirr or 8tone Smul
over i;iK) of the licrt mills in
the West They run light, clean well and fast.
and will last a life time. When thev Wiiinr
lull the edge can be renewed by ernckiiic the
l)-rr. The following certificate is fnun one uf
the largest flouring mills in the west, and for
further particulars refer to our hnud bills.
l'lTrsntncH, June iif'2.
W. W. Wallack Duar 8ir We have now in
use in our mill twoof your Purr Smut Mevhincs,
and they wor to our entire satisfaction; they are
i uru oie mm nr iimuie to gel out of order, and
we consider thiin the best machines now iu use.
W1L.MAKT1I& NOBLE.
All orders promptly a'. tended to.
. w Fi CKi I !JLibcrtv-sl, Pi ttslmrglt.
M I'll 111 Holler mill Knirii....
STEAM UOILEKS lor all purposes, mndcn
short notice, of tho licit Juuiatta Iron, nud
at prices lower than can be sold in nny of the
Luke Cities. Also, (.team Engines for saw and
flouring Mills, generally on hand nnd mado to
order. Orders tilled with dispatch nt
W. W. WALLACE'S, 21 Liberty-st, Pittsburgh
Slnero liuatr.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE, always on hand at
l J. 81'J Liberty-st. rittsburirli.
sept'J.1854 W. W. WALLACE.
lorimn nnit llxmisiio rinrhii-
IN lilocks and IShib?, ahvavs on hand, l'ur
chascrs nro invited to call and examine stock
and prices before b'lying elsewhere. Orders
filled with dispatch nt Bl, illil 323 Liberty-st.,
nttslmrpli. (sep!l) IV. W. WA I. LACK.
LIPPINCOTT & BARR.
Manufacturers of Phenix Premium Safes.
lovler pnmf l.nrka cVr.,
SECOND-STERET., PITTSltLRGll, between
Suiithtield and Wood, on tho south side.
Fhaxkfoht, Ky., May 8, 1K54.
Mcsssrs. Lippincott & Parr, Pittsburgh Gen
tlemen: You have no doubt heard ore this, ot
the fire in our town; you have also been written
to in relation to some of your make of safes,
bought by J. F. & B. T. Meek, Some years ago
which could not be got out, nnd remained in the
bunting building until next day, nt 10 o'clock.
Our safe was in the fire 10 hours, at least half
the time red hot was not taken nut until cool
enough to attach a rope to one of the rings.
When drawn out by tho bystanders, who were
anxious to bet upon tho contents being burnt
tip upon which proposition we offered
to stake atid loose what wc hud left from the
fire. Those present wcro induced to bcliove
our safe of the same kind as one belonging to
our next door neighbor, whose safe was of Cin
cinnati niauulacture, nnd which upon being
opened was found nothing but a few pieces of
gold and silver com fused und stuck together, all
of the books and papers being consumed or
chared so as to bo entirely useless. 1'ho fire
was intense, and our safe, when opened, us
tonished nil present. Rooks perfectly good
wiiu tiie exception ol the glue used in the bind
ing till tho papers good and pliable as when
placed a day or two before, the fine polished
steel work not colored In the least, whero it was
in ooxes or wrapped in paper. There appears
to be a sort of gas vapor generated whilst iu the
fire which rusted the steel goods, us soon as the
safs was opened and the articles exposed to the
atmosphere. This is all tho damage done to
anything in our Bafe. The envelope enclosing
this letter took its chance you can sec for your
selves. We had conlidenco in your safe before
now we would not have any other make.
Tho safe contained during the ten hours it re
mained in the fire, many valuable tools and ma
chinery, used by us iu our business, some of
which could not be replaced on this continent
value say of 1200; ulso about 8000 in cash
notes, our books ot accounts; a small sum of pa
per money, valuable materials, &c, we suppose
the aggregate value of said contents would
amount to at least to S 0,000.
The heat to which this safe was subjected was
so intense as to warp the iron casting und crack
the door frame nnd lanve other marks of the ex
tent of heat to which it passed through. Wc
regard this manufacture of safe as perfectly re
liable and a certain protection against loss of
contents by fire. We would use no other we
have ever seen if a Phoenix could be procured.
ept2:ly Yours, MKKK& MLLAU.
JOSEFH PLUMMER,
"Wholesale Dealer in .Boots and Shoes,
Itri-iriilis, Ions, lilitlicr An:.,
NO. Ill WOOD-ST., (Retwen Fifth and Dia
mond Alley,) PITTSBURG 11, is now re
ceiving ono of the largest 1'iiEHii stocks of goods
that ever come to Pittsburgh, consisting of
Mens' Boots, Shoes and lirogans; Womens' and
Misses Roots, Shoes nnd Slippers; Childrens'
Shoes, also, Mens' and Roys' Wool, Fur, Ungui
um! Kossuth Hats a complete assortment.
My stock having been purchased directly from
the New England manufacturers at cash rates,
merchants will fiud it to their advantage to call
and examine before making their purchases, us
I am fully determined to sell as low as any of
the Philadelphia and New York Houses.
Pittsburgh, scpt:2, I854.fim.
Sow Caiiiajjts Irliiniiiucioi j.
LEE&McItlUNIV
Would rt.nectfullv in-
k form the citizens of "y.(a5;.B
mouth nnd vicinitv.tlmtTS?tJ-4- i.
tney nave awioclated-
. . . - ' . TV
themselves together nnd opened a new shop in
George Council's Building, for the purpose of
mnutacturmg every description nnd kind ot
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons.
Persons leaving orders with them may rely
on having them promptly executed, as they do
their own labor, without depending upon oth
ers. They are both practical and experienced
workman, and will give tho most entire satis
faetiod to all why may favor them with their
patronage, in point of cheapness, utility and
stylo of finish. They would nsk a fair trial of
our citizens to prove to them that "homo man
ufactures are much more profitable thun East
ern, as they will sell their work cheaper, and in
sure their manuluctures to do double the ser
vice of those made in the Eastern cities, nnd
wrought n est only to sell not to bo of nny utli
ty -dui 10 uumuue. All Kinds ot icnair ntr
uone at we shortest notice and in the neatest
manner, nnd on the most reassable terms.
Give ns a call, fnov.31 LEK & McMUNN.
RAILROAD H O TJ 3 E
FAIRFIELD, HURON CO., 0.
A. C. A LilMliV, Proprietor.
THE above house is new nnd very plcnsantly
situated, and the proprietor will spare no
pains to make it all the puhlio enn require in
such a hof le. Friends strangers all - Give
acalL June 17. 1854-n3rtf
I, E. WEBSTER.
DEALER IN GROCERIES AND TRVISIONS,
SOUTH SlUB OF riTBlIO SQUARE,
PLYMOUTH, OHIO.
T E. WEBSTER, would inform the citizens of
-- riymouth and vicinity, that he is prepared
to fill nil orders, in his line, nt the'shortost no
tice. He will keep constantly on hand, a woll
selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, nnd
Provisions, comprising: evcrvthini? a. familvmnv
need He has fitted up In eouncction with the
above, an elegant .
Oyatev Saloon,
to which he would invite the attention of those
fond of the bivalves. They will be served up
in every style.. Ilia aloon i.-dtting up in suit
able style for Ladies, Parties, &e.
CigarB of different varieties,- con gnntly on
uunu. '..
Plyraquth, Oct., 15t 1853. 1 ' "
,
II f I'll. I,m m n , f ..r' - '-g. 'v..., .
i-rn ::i M j n a i vwrns i:mi:i t
e- 1
ESTABLISHED LX lAI0.It.crvor.ted Ij
tie Leeiklatare cuf Puma., ariih a nn.
ml charter.
IWam or Pi arc-roan. Hon. Jamea TU.-1,.,..
an, V.nn. Wm. Wilkin, 1IJB. Mowa llaniplin,
11 on. W. H Lowrie. Hun. I harlea Navl.ir lln
Uea. J. K. Morelicad.
I'. Ul'KK, Principal author of DalTa Boc k
Keeping, tie., lWc:.r of ltuok-keeninr ami
C.munei Hal Science. L. II. Du.ujoi r. Pn.f.
f Penmanship. X. C. IIati n. Ks.i.. i ieii.l.er
of tho l'itt-l.urali lUr. Prultrvur t.r r
rial Law. P. IIavukx. A. M.. I'mfenwr
Mathematical ami Claoait-al 1M artmrut. Pi
feir of .M.itliiiiiati. K. ic.
This is considered the mi st f tcn-ive and i-
feetly m-jraiiised Commercial college in the l id
ted Mates. Four active assistants, arc cundi.v-
ed in the Hook Keeping Department.
uun a systems or .Mercantile and StecmWt
Uoiik-Kceping arc taught bv the author Ihi
only teacher of Hook-Keeping in the Wotert
States, formerly known as an extensive imr.
chant and ship owner. His experience thus nt
aides hi in to give an insight into real busim-iM
wiutu outer teaeheaa have no means of impart
ing. His training forbusiuesscoinnrelieuilM on.
aurds nf 40tl real badness transactions, UiH
commercial computations.
A thorough cuurse of business Penmanship.
Daily Lectures on Commercial Law and Com.
mcrciai sciences, the theory of profits, the art
of making money, cic.
ltiitrs-lMiuk-Kccpiiig, llnvper'a edition trie
$1,50, postage 21 rents, "the most perfect und
"r - u.).ii.-ii i..iiiu.ij:c.
Duffi Steamboat liook-Keeping. tuieo SI,
postage 0 cent, "a -perfect system for sui
Rook and Accounts."
Duff's Commercial Calculations, price CO ct
JB'Send for a copv bv mail. sept'.l-y
A WORD OF ADVICE. If you havo uo
' Dai.lkv's Pais ExiitArTon in mm.
don't go to sleep till you procure some. You
vm lum it uisngrecuuie tiling to stiller from a
Hum, Scald, liniise, Puin iu bowels, Cramp,
Rheumatism, &c., until sonic person is sent t.
the store to buy it. Do not wait until tho eno
my attacks you befm o yon prepnro vour wenn-
ons to resist him. Price 25 cents per hoi-. For
salo by all the Druggists and niedieinc dealers
in the United States. C. V. Clickevcr & Co.,
Proprietors, New York. Nov. lO'o-bim.
JA.nti v. ltMinui:i i .
Cabinet I'uriiiliirt! .tliiiiitfarliirvr
WAKKltOOMS '.!( till TIIIKU-ST. VITTSIII HG.
J. n.w. respectfully in forms tin
citizens of this place nnd vicinity
that ho has completed his Pull and
Winter stock of Pumitui o, which h
decidedly the largest aud best ever
offered for sale in this citv. whir-1,
will bo sold nt prices as lowasanyEnstorlVest.
As ho is determined to uphold tho quality with
well seasoned materials, best workmanship, and
newest designs; and from the extent of his or-
lers nndlacility formnnul'acturinir. is eimiiloil
to produce warranted Furniture nt tho lowest
prico. He has adopted the principle of identi
fying his customers interest with his own, in
iiiailty and price, and keeps always on hand
tho greatest variety of every description of fur
niture; from the cheapest and plainest to the
most elegant and costy? that a house, or any
part of one, may lie furnished from his stock, o'i
manufactured expressly to older. The follow
ing articles compose, in part, his stock, for rich
ness of stylpAud finish, cannot be surpassed in
any of the Eastern cities :
Louis.JEJX. tete-a-ti'te Sofas; f0 Sofas, in
plush and hair cloth; 50 dozen M.thogony chairs:
0 dozen Walnut do: .r0 dor.cn Mahognny Rock
ing do; 20 Wnlunt Rocking do: 50 Mahognnj
Divans; 50 Marble-Top Centre Tables: 50 do. do
Dressing Rttrcaus: ;10 do. do. Wnshstnnds; 41
Unclosed do; 100 Common do; 20 Tlain Drcssinj
uureatis; v Ainiiognny lieilstead: SO V alnut dc;
10 Cottage do; oOO Cherry and Poplar lied
steads; 20 Mahogany Wardrobes; 10 Walnutd
10 Cherry do: Ol) Plain Bureaus; 70 Dining ai
Rreakfttst Tables; 1 2 Secretaries nnd Bookcases::
21 Cane Scat Rocking Chairs; 12 Ladies Writ
iiiR Desks; Hat nnd Towel Studs; Ktigtiires
Conversation chairs, Elizabethan Chairs, Recep
tion chairs; Pearl Inlaid chairs, Arm chairs
Gothic and Hall chairs, What Nots; Paper Ma
che Tables, Pembroke do, Hall and Tier dc
Ladies Work do, Extension Dining do; Stools. &
A large assortment of COMMON FURXl
TUBE and WINDSOR CHAIRS.
Cabinet Makers supplied with nil articles in
their line. Hotels furnished on tho shortest
notice. Orders promptly attended to. scuO '.
Liquors ofir Kindi"Trh6ieale.""
,E. WATSON,
139 oon. LinmiTv & wavnr sts., riTTsnnncii
"PEALEllin Bacon Lard and Groceries of cv
XJ cry description, Old Rye Whiskey, Cogniac
Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits, Wines
and Loniials. Llierrv iiiam v. (iini'er r.iiiiiilv.
. - , o -.-v 1
inanity.
B&yJIio attention of dealers in the above
articles is respectfully solicited, as we confident
in saying that we can furnish them in oualitv
ind price, eimal to any establishment East or
West. Orders yiromntlv attended to. sent2.v
JAS. A. DUNLAVY,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law.
OFFICE, JS'o. , Grnnt-st., Pittsburgh, Pa-.
All business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to. ju-O-y
JOHN HAFT, Jr.,
(Successor to James M'tiull'ev,)
UlioltviUs aul IStlail aUrttjftfint
Anil Dealer in Paints, Oiin, Dve Hoitr, &c. HU Wood
nt., oneiloor lielow fifth, Filtsliurirli, I'n.
Sole Proprietor of Morgan's Worm Killer nrnl Coiijjh
Syrnp.niiil agent for Dr. Ford's Medicines. oct5-ly
M'GILLS & ROB,
W II OIKSAIE GROCERS
And Commission Merchants,
No. !io7 Liiikkty-skkkt, PiTTsnvitoir, Pa.
L AL E G li E N Y li O T E L,
(Formerly Rnilrond Hotel,)
r. McGlNNIS, 1'roprietor,
OPPOSITE the Ohio nnd Pennsylvania Kail
Road Station, ou Federal-street. Allcuhciiv
BfiTFarc SI per day, sept2:ly
JAMES MASON.
THOMAS M'GUIllE
THE subscribers having associated then
selves in the Foundry and Machine Bus,
ncss, in Plymouth, Huron countv, Ohio, in ah
its various branches, would respectfully cull th(
intention oi mm owners nnu others to their cv
tensive stock of patterns. They are now pre
pared to furnish Steam Engines and Mill Gear
ing at short notice, of almost nny desired pnt
tern. Thiy would also inform the Farmers oj
Huron nnd Richland counties, thnt they arc ncv
mating anu will have on hand for sprintr salt
tin improved nnd superior Plough, tho right ai d
left Patent Lever, which is fast taking the lei i
of all other cast metal ploughs which have bctv
iniromiccti. Jhcy also luuke tho iniprovtd
Long Plough, Nos. 4 nnd 5, both right nnd Iclfr
.l.n II!...... . 1 I.L ., . '
imu incur i-ignt nnu ioh; tho ono horse Coir
Plough right nnd left; several kind of Cnltivi-
tors, mud Scrapers, Slegh Shoes, nnd cvcrythii f
already made in the Foundry. Cash paid C i
out meiai, copper nnu brass. , ' .
riymoutlii Dec. 8, 1304.
T IMPORTANT TO SINGERS.
HE SHAWM Tho most extraordinary &i S
popular singing-book of the Day.
The Psaltery. The Dulcimer.
Christian Minstrel, Ohio Harmonist,
n i ci..- a j. , ....
V.UMIIU1U oiicra, eiu., ror Baio uy tiie UOXtQ
orsing'e copy at the lowest prices, by
Nov.! 4. A. C. DUBOIS & SON.
3Pxxio Ijiicixiox-s.
pUVKENDALL & CO. have on hand a first
J rate article of Imported BRANDIES AND
WINES for medical purposes. Any person
wishing to seo the certificate of tho purity of
those articles will bo satisfied.
Minors must present orders fiom pnrenf s or
guardians, or prescriptions fr.m physicians,
before they can get any liquor. . March 8
Hardware.
POWERS k KINNEY have on hnntUlnrge
assortment of Hardware, Nnlls. Iron, Glass,
Sash, Carpenters Tools, eto., for sale low fur
!.. , ... 3 i:
.
mwt lain -u.-n.in.i -
flOLLAtID BITTERS
a
CP.
r.oi:i:uAYK's
i iim i tnniiiTTrRt,
Tnm Lot tA. It'lSkJIH., ntd'Walnj,
mf JtmmrrJmm. tmlf jra.-,.rir.
A l l'ltKI.V VKULTAKLE COM-
11 loL Ml. rraaarH a anirtiT rmit arixiina
nflrrilic rnaarr tl ih. rliiraicrf IliUlnna tmfrrw,
" Tlll.. nrni it. vrrni pmi la NHf of
'"'I'"" Maw., IK IMmdarlloa la Ilia I'kHM IU.IM
intrmtra aim. n laltr r.ili.uw f imr F.ihr
In4 Ka'i.i.4 hr aaa lli.r. ovar laa laca mf laia
mrli r cmihlrr. Mrrtinf lib (irsl MrtM un
Ihrai, I bow orTrr It In tli. Aaif riraa MiMlc. kai.siu.
li" Inilv K.rairlnnl rum,, .,ii b arJt mom l.d(,4.
llfi.Sr al.nrco a ill Ik oiwn.iirrit In. hi Ii,... I,,
manv di-rnra arininr Inai ill milrr. ol lha nn.,uk
mn-ha. Inilit.MH.a. Vyutym, Hradarhr. ijnmf A..
iwnie, nnvni. ikii,ij . i i.hxii .iicb vf laa lluotia
l'ii". "Ni. I lxj.r. liwhu. ne.
ll I" iil;ri.til rrnuiiairarfril bi Ibnaa irnmi a koaa
i-onu'llun. h. may liav. tni iairiii4 by lli roniiiiM.d
nt am.niapirni,urraii.rriirui.allrliailaia. tia.
ntli iaalniituiirfm.ia .Srrl. il tie da in w.jalirertly In
tha rant nl hf. lloiVint and lanlrkinii i cvrri ariva,
mi.iiif U. ihr rtr..inHiii,,aud iu fact ii.lu.'iaf aw
Aa.rfr.ai.i aiy Hrtr.
. 1Y 1.1.1, rah, A nr. .14, JB.
Mr n.nl Pra. Jr i Pear lr M .inccr. Hiauka aaa
dtia lit. friend leruiHui.Hiliii.; ynur llolini.4 lliu.ra.
Hnritts in (ar.il ir miih. tuna with hiaitntli..i.aaf
npictitr, Bieniai df iiaif'h. and tn fpcl. sv-ii.ral riianr.
drrnf 111. avmein, I ni.tv liwl, altr u-ittr Iml nar bollla
comcioua of tetiiriiilif lirallli.
Ili:i'l ''l l" l"l i'iit r. Km
C3-Fors"e by Cuyleml:;! : ., I'lytnonth.
un, jn: iici.i.'S
AMERICAN KING OF PAIN.
n 'HIS is ti power! nl lnl tiuly magical rcma
X dy for till external disiascs, sores, swell
inps, li'irns, &c, and for many internal afllic
tions. is r certt in cure, yet it is perfectly harm
less, and incapable of producing tho least tniu-
riotis ell'ects in tho most delicate cases or the
weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to
follow tho old nnd worn-out system of publish
ing to the public thousands of certificates of
wonders performed by this medicine. It cost
but twenty-five cents to try it, nnd Dr. Hull
stakes his well-earned repntatioh on the Kinjr of
III .1. ..II I !!... -v
ii (iik iiiuiu mini nc uiitiiiiH lor li.
Wo would ask have von the Tthennintism nr
(iont; these are not nlensimt
wc know that you would like to drive them
away as soon as possible, then use
II nil's Kin,; of I'ain,
Would you bo cured nlmost immediately of
Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Com
plaint, Cholora-morbus, Cramp, Colic, Head
Ache, Tooth or any other ache or pain, the
remedy is simple, nnd the cure certain,
I'at ili; ;ient King of Pain.
Would you have yjur sores, swellings, cuts.
tmriis, scalds, bruises, or any other wounds
healed, we repent it, use the
MAtilCAL KINO OF PAIX.
Would you be cured of scald head, stiff joints
sore throat, neuraljriii, sore breast, luinboco
tetter or ring worm, salt rheum, bites of pois
onous insects, chapped hands, aud nil other
-ores, cither dry or running, we sny ngnin and
-igjiin your 1-emedv is Dr. John Bull's
KING Of PAIS.
Would you be curcH of King's Evil, Cancer,
Tumors. Eruptions, or any disease of the skin
caused oy impure blood, then use Dr. John
Bull's Snrsiiparilhi, internally, and the King of
Pain externally, nothing can be more certain
than a speedy and efl'eetnal cure. See free
pamphlet. Eor sale by H. M. Wc, .... Ply
month, sep '" i o-t i
j JU'OISTANTTO l.'K.M.M.KS DP.. ' . . '8
A. Pll.l,!i Thecoinliiiiiitiona of ins'e'M im .'i-'eaa
pills ir the result of I0112 anil exui.siv pi; fcflhey
atc mild in tlieiroieiutioii anil ceriuir. of rl ' 't nn
tiiretoitK pn.per chmikel. In every iiiatnnce) !f('e the
rills .roveil uiic cf s.-lMl. 'I lie pitta inviiriiihly : tlio?e
nliHtrnctioiis tn which femnles are liable, am sati( 1111
ture into its iroierchininel, whereby health lored.
ann tn. pair tint! tc.ituiy cminteiiance tlia t V to a
health 1. one. No female can enjoy eood hen. ':. Jiilcaa
she is retitilnr, and whenever mi obstrtir.ti 11 take.
Idiice. wlirliier Iroin exioiire. cftld or o.her cause, the
iiencral heiilth iininetliately bepins to decline, and the
want 01 siicii n remedy lias been the cans ot so ninny
t-.oiiioi million 11 11 inoiij! yming females. To ladies who.e
health will not permit un increase in their family, Ihere
pills will prove & viilnnble nrqiiisitl.iti. an they will pre
vent pregnancy. Ueailache. pain tiithsMitle, pnlpitn
t oil of the heart, loathing of food, ami disturbed tileep,
do iniistuhvays arise from the inter rn ptu.it of nn'tre,
and whenever that in the case, the pills will invariably
remedy I hese evils. Nor are these les eflicticieiisin the
rnre of T.eucorrhoen, coinmonly called the 'Whites.
These pills should never betaken dniinjt preennncy n
they vi iuild besnroioi anse n miscurrinite. Warrnnteil
purely Vece able, nnd ree from nnvthini; injurious to
life nrhcnlili. Full particulari and explicit directioni
iict'iiiniiaiiy each box.
These Pills are put np in flat square boxes'. Persons
rer-'idinit where there art- no agency established, by en
vltisini: One Hollar iu a Utter, prepiid. Dr. CI,. Cheese
man No. 2i Kleeker-street.e'ew York City, can have
em sent lo their respective addressee ky return
mail.
GREAT KENTUCKY SOUTHERN REMEDY
DR. JOHN BULL'S
r JMl IS medicine when used according to
X direction will cure without fail
Scrofula or K inn's Evil. Cancer, Krnptlnnsof the skin
erympelns, iiiiut rs. chronic sore eyes, ringworm or
tetters, mca'd head,, iheiimatim, pains in the bones
or Joints, old sores Mid ulcers, awellingof the glands
sypliillis, dyspepsia, salt rneum, diseases oj the kid
neys, diseases arising from the line of Jdercurv, !nss
of upietitc, 'riain in the side nud shoulders, general
debility, lum 111:0, coughs, colds, dropsy, jnundicei
ctistiveness, limnrhitis, weakness or the chest, sore
throat, pulmonary Hl)ectjous,niid all other diseases
tendinij; to prodnco coiisumiitioii, liverconipluints Ir
muls irregulariiies and cninpliiiiits low spirits, sice
nud nervous headache, night sweats, exposures, s
Imprudence in lifo. chronic consiitiitional diseasek
mill ns 11 spring and summer drink, and general tonic
for lllo system, ,onl a gentle and pieasaut imitative,
it is superior to lilue Lick und Congress Water, salts,
or Seiiliitz Powders.
It is n reinr,akahie fact thnt among the hundreds of
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe by
which Bull's rinrsnpatiltn U prepared, not one has con
demned it, hut alt approved it, and commend it in the
highest terms. Jlatiy physicians express themselves
sirnngly in the belief that is decidedly the best -Reparation
of Snrsiiparilhi that has ever been placed befuie
the puhilc, Although there are many phyiicinns who
'eel a reluctance to having their names appended to th
recommendation of any pniticiilnr remedy, notwith
standing thev amy approve of it in the highest desiee.
there are othes who frankly yield their support in favor
of a remedy which they know i capable of doing 10
much goon in an nmirted community. As au evidence,
read the following (roin old and respectable nhvicinns
of liigliBUimling in the community in which they live
Jtcsiiniuaiy.
Testimony like the following renders superfluous all
comments un the etlir.aoy of Bull' Parsnpartllo. Fium
nr 1j 1' vniiitell, I'rotessor ol Chemistry in the Louis
ville Medical College Ilmvelooked over the list of
ingredients composing John Bull's Compound Extract
of BHrsnpnrilla, und have no hesitation in saying thai
they form a snle compound, nnd one that promises well
in t hrouic Hise pes to wliinh 11 Is applicable.
I.onisviile, June , 1818. L P yANDELI.,M n.
Wlliit Dr. Pvles. nhvsicinn hvnnnointmenttn rim f.nil-
isvilie .Wtui lie Hospital, says of Gull's Sursnpiirilln
j.uuiviue,sinrcn uu, ism
I haveexnminrd the nrescrintinn for the nrenarntion
1 f John Bull's tfnrsniiarillv. und I believe the enmbina-
tsnn to he nn excellent one, and well calculated to pro
duce 11 n nlternlive iii pression on the system, I have
useditin both public and private practice, aud think it
the best article of Sarsarai ilia now in use.
M rYl.ES, H u
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital. -We
earnestly invite all p rsons who are suffering
with nnv of the ills thnt flesh Is heir tn. to call on Dr.
John Bull's agent. and get a copy of Bull's Family Jour
nal griii s- nnu laa tne Mike c 1 Humanity we nope that a
ingle individual will not be found unwilling to give
Hull' Sareapirilla a TilAL nOer reading and recol
lecting at the same time Hint it is impossible for the line
tor to pu lish tiie tenili partof the numlier nriertlDinle
of nstoundiug-cures performed by histarsnporillu. 'I'ha
iiinoiiiitof testimony voluiilnrily showered on llr Roll's
iirsnpnrilln,fi(.ni well known and distinguished indU
viduiils, hotn in puhlicand private life, lias been perfect
tv oveiwheliiiiniE. .: .
if7-t-nii"n .iniees oi unrciny-street, Kew
York, and No I Fifth tect, Louie ille, Ky.
. BteirFor particulars see free pamphlet.,- Tho
above populur medicines have been received and
are for sale by II. M. Woosteb, Plymouth, spltt
tJ"iJAJAllA,"J''U"!.l'JAl AND INfLAaitiO
bY E8 1 hree times a dnv annnint the lim!a and ra
gions arcund with DALLBY'S PAINT EXTRAHTOBj
nnd put some salve In, on the ball of the eye, If il be
inflamed, weak, sore and painfull and even though
years of optical skill and a fortune haa been In.tfectu.
ally wnsted, n thorough but short perseverance will
positively give you n perfect cure. IT the lid. only be
euro, spread nn nlittle, often, and the desired result will
iuiiow win remove cataract 01 10 year, one."
nflaiiiiiiniion nf the Brnln and Bead Ache. Tha
cooling, magnetic influence of Dalleve Palo Extractor
on the nerves nnd brain is past all conception. When
ruiitie l treaty on ilie over neaiea snunua oi .i.cir'e
siarka will be emitted with, a creaking noise end lha
pain af.obiulisiiie. , : r r
O V CL1CKENER at Co, Proprietors, New York
H M wnnsTKIt. A nt, Plymouth.
Liill-OUIDE O' bODA Disiufucting agent,
' for removing disagreeable odors, purify
ing the air, &o., for sale by
UUilVUiMIALL Co.' ,
CUMBER WAGON for sale by
MnvlQ LEI
EE&M'MUNN
Ijlii-clN TJ10 greatest louicdy for Tvsrcp
s:a, frgftlcby OUYKEND.'. Lh'k ( 0
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