ITRibeito Clothes No. 1.7-Large Family Wrirger, 2.—Medium, No. 2i.-- 6 6 No o . 3.—Sthall N ifo.. , 4.--Large Hotel Wringer, 14:00 No.lB.7llledium Laundry, (to run by) 18:00 steam or 110.'"12.=-Large Laundry, hanki, 30:00 Nos. 2 and 3 have no Cogs—all others are warranted. •No. 2 is the size generally used in private families. Qrsirage Judd, of the American Agriculturist, nava of Mti . Eniflersal (slntbts Wri?t_qtr "ASVIO can readily wring out a tubfull of. clothes in a few , minutes, Itl4really a clothes saws! firer! , The saving of gar ments will alone pay a large per cartage ou ,IWy, ;think. the . machine much more tho i ßaggys, for itself' every year in the saving of ga i rments! , T h ere are several kinds, nearly al4lceliikeneral construction, but we consider it4plpottant-that,time.Wringer be fitted with. Cpmotherwiee a mass of garments may ciog ttivilftrsi..and the rollers. upon the .crank, _ 1 : tear ; ,the, clothes, or .the tubb.erL urea front the shaft. Our own is one of t jnatto,;and ; itua , as good , as new after, our leans con4aut , use." . • Mirissger .with Cog .TVheels is war tlsig.tilintedi in ever-'y pctrlicular. rier rart`ba'dttrabieusttkoßtt''Cog-uiheets. Canvasser Watited!in every town. 44"0 . 11 , iffitlitit - of ' , the briee fr(3M Olkeei whet e ni lis selling, we Will , send ffip - Wringer ntgr 'bre4enkeo , ' . , • .vl4 plattentirSitill circhlais t iiddriSs nrit't ...{ ?ft. C. BROWN/NG, ' tril ,o "; .347 'Broadway, - iieiwYork. NAIC at, , —te IpNl - _it • pie. ,/ • /fez( I_. • ( f • • ' xto elfdr „. a t 4 1 ; ' 4 .0 r 4 - 1 .1 :LOCATED IN. . PH ILADELPHI SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND J..;"s '• :CHESTNUT STREETS. Woukiforb City, Brooklyn,..Albany, Buffalo, 7 f.igrayi. Detroit: Cleveland, Chicago and Saint Louis. 800k-Keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Ar litrienelicz. • .cornntercial mLaw, Forms, Cor. imffailec Ric:, practically taught. These Colleges being s under the same general and limalinanagenrtit t and uniting in each the advintligia all, offer greater facilitiei for imparting instruction than any other similar kiptiptions in the country. t Schplarship issued by any one is good in )Ipfan unlimited time. Cilliege has been recently, le:RlArged and is now the' largest most prosper c.pipmercia) Institution in the. State. jir i itant & Strattan's aeries of Text Books, embracing' Book-Keeping, Com mercial Arith- Wile, and Commercial Law, for s, and se w.eor• full particulars, send far a eii.eular. STRATTAN, BRYANT 8( CO., pep . ,2,1 1 62-141, PHILADELPHIA JOHN CRULL, • .PRAETKAL HATTER, 92 MARKET STREET, MARIETTA 1111,AKF.S this method of informing his old mends and the public generally, that he hitfjeztalten his old stand (recently occupied brGeerge L. Mackley,) and is now perm- OM, - fixed to prosecute the Hatting business IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ;.,11181vingjus.t returned from the city where he Belec4ed a large, varied and fashionable assort spent of ; everythipg in the HAT AND CAP LINE, and now .only asks an examination of his stock - nod prices, before purchasing elsewhere. Hitiing'aleo laid in a stock of flatting materi al he will be enabled, at short notice, to man ufacture all qualities—from the common Soft, to the most Fashionable Silk Hat. Employing 'none but the best of workmen, and manufacturing good goods at low prices, hello Oslo merit and receive a liberal share of public patronage. rt- The highest price paid or A/M=ln trade or cash. pi- it W.. . 11. BEANE having purchased Dr. , tNest's interest in the West & Roth Drug uisness,.an I having located in the Borough of Marie tt" for the practice•of his profession, ?fould , i,spectfully offer his professional servi oe§,- to sue;. public. CITIZ.ENCI,Of MARIETTA : I take grelif Fileasure in redommending Dr. Wm. H. :BEAms as it Physician in whom I have every confidence, believing that he will give satis faction to all who may employ-him. H. WEST, M. D. .Marietta, November 8, 1862. JIMA.P READY-MADE r`LOTHINGII Hevingjust icturried from the city with aielfely selected lot of Ready-made Clothing, wlti,tke,rinderaigned is prepared to ferniet] et reduced.prices; having laid in.a general assort ment- ertmen and boys' clothing, which he is ddterrr ivied to sell LOW, FOR CASH. His stock aansis