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DYSPEPSIA.

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earts 40 10 its rssf thai II issdeen,sd
800, emv1' o ~ ss,sqaa " .s df1 XI
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Dyspepsia, especially when arises from nervous e.
hausfon Is more generally relieved ~ Kavanism tncn
any otier means well known that medicines sed9m
or never do any good in this disease and Is evident why
they cannot There is simply an snsesncy ~ ~syvo:s
po1r owing to the person having exhausted II all In think
ing or some Other process and what l. wanted !, either
10 so allow the stomach 10 regain It's due share 81
that natural power-or else to substitute an assi6oal
power Medicine can neither call buck the lost nervous
"er nor give substitute but galvanism will enable the
stomach to act almost well II does with the nervous
power Is therefore both an efficient and proper snb-
se' hat nearly every case Oh oyspopsiAs
u n.I " saa.'s 10 u'-eose o. .ho suI.ias
os.i,. =. VIZ vase ''"J VIC ou'oo ny 'ne aFP'"''@A
VI s".s a,,,s.' =; III. Ill. = -. :, j, -.
!, ~ oe s,vol 70 p'ove ta1 nnusS
we're Z n nee pr sumcen TO say that CHhSIks
.si .is ~ De- 81 % h 90 c oest ana moss
o,ncie, iom ui aPp.Ju"H ~ "s paJucuist useaO
isD aaysrs an3sy a. ~ h ns a.seass
ya's, Inc eeoss VI 'e vufem 10 tns
me gaNac eiscuicly mus uevclopou acts Souxn I'M
PeIcePuDy) on me nerves Oh every part oI me s~macn
@ more especiay On NOSE ~nich "a aie ~ 20 .o a.
gve process me nerves aet on .s nusce "o los
he casa axaaiaS T,a.,;n~ styscad I'M ,bs pscnt
happy relieved How hsan, fnlIv has ercb dseass incl
DENT 10 hnmanitv hesn nroviiad far Inv natureI EvyRy
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HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY BRIGADE.
Tacnbava Mexico Auynst 81 1871

- - - - ~ r. % -, .,
SIRi have the honor 10 present. e ionowlhS Iepo. ~
the opefauons OF the cavany oiis""o o'i'ei ny 'o
during The battle Of Mexico, ,, oata -. \,
The cavalry iorce Deus necessary woaheeo y ue
tachments 10 the uHeIen. ui' ia, " ~; ~ i;,
myself on ne morning Oh he yln ns ~ e OF i
panies Of the I'd Dragons one company o. mounted Ts
men, and two companies OF mounted volhheeas =,
ms force was ordered oy ne i & ino
Brgadier General Iwggs, who was al TINS 'ie covering
MAJOR General Pillows division Ia an Effort 70 iaNe
through the ridge OF lava winch forms the pass % oa IL
tonic Owing to the nature OF the ground was copeea
to halt within range OF the enemys shes' ana 10 an
action which ensued. After night returned with my com
mand to San Augustn, and remained tnere uh.,i lne en-
emys position at Conueras was carried on The morning Oh
the ZOlh. l. , j,
As soon as the road was aseerlaned 70 be opened ana
practicable for cavalry was directed by the ,enerain
chief to proceed with two squadons and capt
company Of volunteers to the field OF battle and to take
10 the execution OF this order, received instructions from
the Genea-n chief to leave one squadron IN oIo ol tn,
three companies Capt Blake wiih MS squadron, was d.
rected to perform this duly while MAJOR ouinef anu my
company of volunteers joined the Commanding General
near Tue ned OF OhuraDuSco os' aier 'he !"
The reports OF MAJOR sumner commanding ISL baiialoh
ana Lent Col. moore, connanaing "a pn''aon Wheh
have the honor to forward herewith VIII show IN VIVA,
manner the other troops and squadrons oil my command
We're employed The three troops Of horse brought by me
On tue neo, pelhS orueieo away III uoio',
Major Sumner and myself soon found ourselves without
commands. then employed my Sel WIN my s' ID "a,
lying ugves and encouraging our troops on the e OF the
main road MAJOR sumner towards the close oil tue en-,
gagemen was placed by the IN charge OF
the last reserve consisting OF the re regiment ana one
company OF horse, and was ordered 10 support the ie
rms force was moving rapidly to take us poslon III me OF
battle when the enemy broke and fled 10 the city AT this
moment perceiyng that the enemy were retreatng IN aus
order on one OF the main cuuseways leading 10 the city OF
fMexco collected all the cavalry WITHIN my reach CON
slslng OF parts OF Capt kars company ~ dragoons Gap
heameys company LIST dragons, ana captains Mchey,
noldss and Duperus companies OF the 80 dragons ana
pursued them vigorously until we were matted by The as
charge OF the batteries at their gate Many OF the enemy
We're overaken In the pursuit. and cut down b our sabes
cannot speak in terms too complimentary OF he name
IN which this charge was executed MY only dllncuy was
IN restraining the impetnosity OF my men and officers VINO
seemed 10 vie with each other who should be foremost IN
the pursuit Capt kearney CALAMITY led his squadron into
the very entrenchmen OF the enemy and had the mor-
tune to lose an arm from grapc-shot hred from gun at
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Rv *. ". DY.ER, .guctfoneer.

VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTlON.-On Wednesday next, the 18th instant, at
10 m, shall sell, the Bank of Washington, the
household and kIchen furniture of gentleman declining
housekeeping which all made in the best and most SUBJ
stantal manner, and amongst which enumerate-
10 handsome mahogany CHAIRS covered with GRIM
silk damask
Turkish and other dvans, covered with crimson silk
velvet
Card and centre tables
3very large gilt frame French plate pier glasses
3 very handsome silk and muslin cura ms and orna-
ments
very handsome Warwick vases, gilt
Bronze mantel lamps, chandeliers and brackets
Mahogany extension dining table, mahogany sideboard
Do and cane-seat chairs
Sofas and lounges parlor chairs
Several pier and mantel glasses, sets fire irons
Solar ami hall lamps and girandoles
Very handsome silver tea set
Spoons, forks ladies, fish knife
Cake basket, tunbers, and plates
Very handsome and large plated salvers
Candesticks, casters, coasters, NC.
Ivory handle knives, albaa forks
Venetian blinds teapoys
India China dinner set China dessert and tea sets
champagnes, carets, hooks, emonades, pitchers,
bowls, &c.
Handsome Brussels and other carpets, ocloth, &C.
French bedstead, with suit of curtains
Highpost mahogany bedstead and curtains
French-post and other bedsteads
Best feather beds and hair mattresses
Mahogany wardrobes, bookcase and secretary
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus, washstands,
toilet sets, &c.
With variety of other articles and assortment OF
kitchen requisites.
Terms OF sale: All sums of and under $780, cash;
notes, bearing interest. H. W. DYER,
Nov. Id Aucioncer.
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CITY HOTEL, WASHINGTON, d. G.

THE City Hotel which has been almost entirely rebuilt
during the past under the personal supervision
of the undersigned and having been leased by them for
of years. will be opened before the 9th fNovem-
Der for the reception OF company The house pleasantly
situated Pennsylvania avenue, of 18th street,
the Presidents House and Executive Offices, and but
short walk ride from the Capitol.
The building is stories high fronting lao feet Penn
syvania and l75 feet I4th street, and contains
hundred and forty rooms, which well arranged,
having pao with chambers attached and suites of rooms
for families, all well lighted and ventilated
1t has been constructed after the improved plans,
with all modern inventions introduced and will be furnish
ed with entire furniture, made order for the house.
The ladies' paor is large and pleasant and opens upon
fine balcony in front Of he house, and is OF easy access
and convenient to the ladies' ordinary.
The undersigned having had long experience in hotel
keeping trust by their personal attention to business and to
mage.
f. ID. WILLARD,
IL. A. WILLARD.
Washington, ID. c., Nov. S--d2w
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THE UNION.
dislus which withhoIds and wthdraws capital from the

market
We again declare that in urging the necessity of
measure OF intervention have not the emotest concep
ton of any danger into which such course bring
those great solemn landmarks OF our policy which
have decreed fixed standard of value and the jealous
the present conuncue be and remeded without
placing those cardinal principles in any jeopardy. We
are convinced that the origin of the mischief is recent
turn to this topic with perseverng repetition it is be-
cause feel bound by every OF duty leave ef
fort unred and unsraned. to bring practical
relief within the grasp of struggling patient and practi
cal people.
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Is FOR SALE OR RENT, that large, connections,

t4A FOR sALE OR RENT, that large, connections,
MiiI and well finished brick dwelling situated on the
-nY side of 9Th street, between G and II, the
Patent Office This dwelling three stories high and con-
ssts Of twelve rooms including the basement and kitchen
The parors the first and second floors handsomely
finished with mantels Of Italian and Egyptian marble The
basement dining "a comfortable apartmen is also
furnished with mantelpiece of Egyptian marble In the
yard there is large csern, capable OF holding four thou
sand gallons of There is also convenient
bahhouse the premises and extensive coal and wood
cellar in front, under the pavement which connects
with the basement The dwelling has many other
conveniences such requisite for large and gen
tee family, for which the house is well adapted
Inquirers who wish view the premises may call at
the of the subscriber door the advertised
dwelling at his marble yard and rooms on street,
the Union office. THOMAS BERRY
Nov. diff
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A CARD-WALTER HARPER IL CO., Pennsylvania
"A avenue between 9Th and 10Th Streets would take this
method Of informing their friends, customers and purcha
sers generally thar they will this day receive direct from
New York the largest and best assorted stock ofancy French
English and domestic goods they have offered Tor in
specon They respectfully solicit a call.
Nnv 81 .
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FURNISHED HOUSE to let, three-story, with back
T. building, containing eleven rooms, and situated on
Pennsylvania between 18th and 18th streets
the War Department Inquire at the drug of Weher
bee Bates, opposite the Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania
Nov. 9-dtf
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THO LNT-A house completely and elegantly fn1uAhsd,
l. and most elgiby situated in the First Wand
Bank
Oct. a.
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J. II. THOMPSON,

Merchant Tailor, Colemans Hotel
NHE subscriber would call the the public
his very large and welselected of cloths cassi-
meres and vestngs comprising all qualities and prices,
which will be sold at the lowest possible rates.
Also, splendid lot of French scarfs and
Q-dtID
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(tAMPAIGN SKETCHES, by Capt W. G. Henry, of
" the United States army.
CALAVAR, Romance of the Conquest of Mexico by
Cortes, by Bird New edition
THE HALLAND THE HAMLET, or Country Life, by
William Hewitt.
Just published and this day received for sale by
Nov. 10 +. TAYLOR.
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MUrFs, BOAs, VICTORINEs.
Carvalho's Wholesale and Retail Fancy Fur En,-
porium.
No LAT Baltimore street, Under the Telegraph.
THE subscriber has Just opened extensive collection
of furs, which he offers small advance first
They selected in Europe by experienced Judge,
and the trimmings and Innings Of the finest quality He
submits his stock the ladies of Baltimore and its vicinity,
being the fashionable and beautiful assortment
ever before offered The following comprise part Mar
tin, Stone Martini Lynx, Natural Lynx, Fitch Chincha,
Siberian Squirrel Gross Fox and Silver Grey Badger
Coony, Jeanette, and Mink muis, boas and vctornes.
Also, Swansdown vctornes and trimmings.
Chdrens caps of silk velvet plush and CLOTH and otter,
beaver, and Canada muskrat of all sizes and qualities
Nov. 9-6t
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by II. w: DYER, .awcttoneer.

by II. w. DYER .9wctiOneer.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
IL TION.-On Monday morning next, the 18th instant
ten o'clock shall sell, the corner of Tenth and G
Streets variety of excellent household furniture consisting
of, follows, Wis
Handsome mahogany sofas
Walnut and cane-seat chairs
HANDSOME marbletop pier and mahogany dining tables
Do mahogany card and centre tables
Do do secretary and bookcase
DO gilt and mahogany frame pier glasses
Mahogany sideboard, China and glassware
Britannia set, paror and stair carpet
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
Ward robes, washstands, toilet sets
Andirons, shovel and ongs
Best feather BEDS hair mattresses, NC.
With a general assortment of kitchen requisites.
Also, n very fine Damascus double barrel gun
Terms OF sale; All sums of and under $50, cash over
$780, credit Of sixty and ninety days. Tor sasfactor
ly endorsed, bearing interest X. W. DYER.
Nov. BID Auctoneer.
INGRAM CARPETINGS.--Just received from the MANI,
i factory
10 pieces patterns, best quality ingrains
10 do fine ingrains, about equal in quality TO the
superiines usually sold
Also on hand
10 40 pieces, Brussels, all prices, very good
English Brussels at vi %
3 pieces superior 3-ply carpeting
200 rugs, all sizes and prices
pieces I2-4 printed booking
do G-i do do
10 large size do do crumb cloths, with rich
borders all around
With variety of Venetian and other carpets
All of which will offer at the lowest prices for cash.
to punctual customers.
Nov. l3-suf d. CLAGETT IL CO.
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DENTAL SURGERY

by C. II VAN PArrEN, M. ID
Permanent office and residence door Todds Hat
Store, near Browns Hotels
Dec Ally
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SCENE FIRST.

The Prince, in halEdrcss, couchcd up
ona camp bed, and covered with agreat
coat:-Thc Page, sleeping in an arm
chair in thcantcchamber.
Tur PElNcG, alr7kcaia@.-IIcre is what
they call sleep, Happily peace is made.
One may deliver himself up to sleep.
without fearing to be awallcd by the din
ofarlns. the loohs athis maicb. Two O'Clock
1t should be later! | have slept more than
that. (iIe cais.) Page! PAGE
THE PAGE owakcs Ia Aatinr, rises and
falls again jnto the orm-cb0ir-Well! who
calls me? Presently, moment.
PR.-ls'nt there some oncthere? Does
nobody reply
Pa, fur@iag from one side 10 the other. and
talking 10 himsc!E-Ch slept so well!
PA hear talking. Who's there?
(Hc t1nS the iamp shodc, and loolis.) Is it
possible What. it is that child! Should
he watch near me, or near him? What
were they thinIing'
Pa. rises all ayiccp, oad ruJsA;s yes.-My
lord!
Pn.-Comc, come, my little friend,
wake up, See what o'clock it is by thy
watch: mine is stopped.
Pa, Supporting hjmsefuPo tie or7as cthc
c''or ojajr. a0d all Tie time as1ccp.-IIow?
how, said you, my lordn
Pr, smiii"e.-Thou fullest asleep. The
droIl little figure, But he would be cx-
cellent TO paint in that condition! Told
thee to see by thy watch what hour it
is.
Pa, approaching agth s1oo stcps.-My
watch, my lordl All, excuse me, /
haV'nt any.
PR.-i'houravcst still. But in fact,
hast thou not watch!
PA have never had any.
PG.-Nvcr thy father has sent thee
here without giving thee one Of the most
necessary things, ana even the only one
of which thou hast need in order TO do
thy service!
PA.-My father? All! if had him
still
PE.-Thou hast him no more?
AA.-iIe was dead even before I was
born, have never known him.
Pn.-Poor child! but thy guardian, thy
mother, should have minded well.
PA.-My mother, my lord! alas, YOU
don't know her then! She is so unhappy! !
so poor, all that she had of money, she !
has employed for me; but she hadn't
enough of ii to buy me watch. My |
guardian well said one was necessary to |
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DUENE III.
THE PElNcE, TIE PAGE.

Pa, ho'ding The LIGHT IN one hand and the
aroteh IN Tie other.-lt is five O'Clock, my
lord.
Pm. 7 did not deceive myself. Day is
going to appear very soon. (Ile tokss his
aroich agajn.) But is this that that ask
ed' that which was at the rlght2
PA.-ls it not her, my lord! l think
so however.
Pn.-Eh. my little friend, this should
be her, If thou hadst well understood thy
interests, thou shouldest have taken the
other, for this, all enriched with bril-
liants, may not bcGt child. Hadst thou
consulted only thy cupidity! shoudcst
thou have the lot of those who lose all
striving to gain TOO much! Answer me.
PA.-Comment celia? my lord, | do
not comprehend you.
PE,--It Is necessary that l explain
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TIN w ARE,
S L 0 Y & s.,
GROCERIES.

u lie that he has sold his Sion in the uppcr
part OF the town, and has confined his business
entirely to his store and shop in the large Brick
Store House at the corner Of Bridge and Main
streets, near tho Episcopal Church, where he Is
how manufacturing, extensively all kinds OF
I'm Ware, winch he will sell Wholesale and
Retail as cheap as it can be had in the cities.
lie has also on hand quantity Of Coal and
Wood Stoves ofimproved patlerns which he Of
tcrs at reduced prices naddtion TO his re-
sent stock he will soon receive new supply o
the very best kinds.
lie also keeps good assortment of Groceries
Hardware, Flour &c, all ofwhich he respectfully
oilers to the Public.
Thankful for past patronage he remains the
Pnbiic's Servant.
JOHN ii. GRAHAM.
Elkton, Aug. 30 'lG-tf
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A Gard TO the Public.

kE RS. ARAMlNTA FOARD, respectfully
I'VE invites the attention Of the Public in gen
eral TO her large ana handsome assortment Of
Millinery Goods,
now style of BON N ELS, PAMELA, China Pearl
Verona Pearl, Italian Coburg, mixed do Neapo-
Titan lace, fine nndressed Straw, Ratlanda and
Florence Braids. Ribbons and caps ofall prices,
also handsome assortment of Flowers both
French and American. She hopes her stock
otgoods will suit the taste of those who may ia
YvT her with their patronage.
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Tile CECIL WULG,
EsFHbisHaad every Saturday,
In the Log Cabin,
BEE Cd a. EssS,Ek g-'5"g'g
Bb 4 r. a. T. AZ "a 4 Z =.

Eerms.-r Two dollars year, in advance
Two dollars and Fifty cents at the end oithn year
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 81 per square
Three 'nserLIons-25 ctsasquare each subsequent
insertion. BY the month oryear atVery reason
able rates.
VoLvhY B. PALMER, Esq, is our only agent in
the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. Advertisements left at his Country
Newspaper Agcmcy'in either Of those cities will
receive prompt attention.
Joir c. Waters Esq, is our agent i'll Port
Deposit.
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THE BLIND LEADING TIE BL1yD.-We
are indebted to the Springfield Gazette
for the following Incident in the Presi-
dents tour:
The New York Evening Post says that
during the late visit Of the President at
that city, while he was at the institution
for the Blind, one Of the pupils recited a
"Welcome to the PRESIDENT" in twelve
stanzas, of which the Post remembers on
ly the following:
The name of Andrew Jackson
Will meier forgotten be,
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For TIE Cecil Wing.
We bNtlN EN.efyGiE!

We babe fIrewel.--'twas meet we should
Ere trncr ties had bound US;
We babe farewell, aye, while we could,
When gazing eyes were round us.
Yet still that form erst, is now,
The same fair stainless treasure;
And bright thy check and sunny brow,
And eyes OF love and pleasure.
But cruel fate, ordAins The state,
OF some, SO widely parted,
That words must tell ii i1udtIrewcll,
While hearts remain true hearted.
We babe farewell, for SO twas meet;
And may tY'y God protect tnre,
From evil snarcs, AID foul deceit
Aud cvcrmure direct thee.
May ttat worldly "caskct' he,
And true, where shall he treasured
Thy heart, aud maS'st thou never see
Loves tender tics discovered;
And will hope, Wien gates shall ope,
Before tIia blest departed,
On high 10 hear, in happy sphere,
The voice of the true hcurled.'
SAMUEL.
Ncwark Del. Hug.
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myself more clearly. Can you dstin-
guish the right from the left?
Pa; looking alternately ri his fro hands.
The right and the left, my lord!
Pr, pmting his hond upoa his Mouldr.-
Go, my child, thou distinguishes them
perhaps as little as good and evil. That
thou mayest not preserve that happy ig-
norance! Go, run to seek thy uncle the
captain, let him come to talk with me.
(1Ae qaye goes out
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Pn.-lIc is full OF righteousness,
wholly amiable? The more reason Tor
delivering him to his family. The court
is the abode ofseduction. will not suE-
fer that he should be the victim Of it. |
desire to send him away. But where
will he go? If his mother is as INDECENT
as he says, if she is unable to raise HIM
1t Is necessary that inform myself about
it. Dornonyillc will be able TO give me
upon that all the Developments that de-
sire.
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For The Cecil Wig
Translated from the French
BYZ. RUDULPH.
THE PAGE.

The theatre represents an antechamber
of the palace. An open folding door adj
mits the view of room in which is a
campbell. One secs at the foot Of the
bed, on a stand, a lighted lamp and a let
ter.
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The loved, the lost, thy kindred star.
That rose Oh Tennessee.
Iiark' one united burst ofioy,
BY heart and tongue is woke,
One chorus rcnds the listnng air,
Iurrah! for james X. Polk!
We are authorized to say that the TO-
lowing elegant stanza supplies one of IT,.
missing numbers
linrrah for that most brilliant stroke,
Great Santa Annals spAss,n
Which filled oar enemies with Joy,
And proved jim Polk -uncomnoaly
mart man.
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WELLS & CLARIDGE,
Tin P|cte, Copper, and
Sheet Iron M.unu/uclory.

~ f respectfully inform our friends and the
w pIhiic generality that We have comncnc-
ed manufacturing Tia Ware, and all other arti-
sc> m our liuc n business, and will warrant all
articles made by Us to he OF the best materials and
workmanship; aud wG tlAtler ourselves that from
long experience IN business and determination
to da orr work well, that we shall he abe to rive
entire satisfaction to all those Who may favor US
with Il call. he are also prepared to do
ROOFING AID SCOUTING
at the shortest notice nnd in the best and most
approved manner, and we are willing to contract
with those wanting jobs Of tins kind done 10
make our work perfect or ask no pay.
Persons wanting articles in our line would do
well to call and examine our assortment of ware
heiirc purchasing elsewhere, as we are confident
we can OTTER them as good ARTICLES and at as low
prices as can be procured from any other quarter.
W. are located i'll tHn Hollow. directly oppo-
site the Farmers y Mechanics iiotel, in the
store house ltr!y occupied by JOS &. Cloud
with his plough establishment, where we hope
to receive Il SHIRE ofpublic patronage.
Apr >, '47-im